a fourth quarter sounds nice. >> sports is up next. first here is jimmy fallon. >> denzel washington is my guest >>> the wiz have started to turn their season around a bit. >> the nation is noticing nbc sports radio have me on as a guest. hoi about the wizards. nationally they are talking about the wizards. that's how you know people are noticing me. it's a playoff race going on and the wizards are in it. looking for win number four in a row tonight trying to stretch out the good times. i look at this picture and think i can't touch my toes. man. pick it up seconds. hi thought it was a three pointer. his foot was on the line so it's a two. now four seconds left. thaddeus young nails it. otto porter inbounds to biel. the shot no good. if you think the season games don't matter, just look at the reaction. heartbreak. >> he had a look. >> wizards three-game winning streak snapped. wizards down but not out. the head coach encouraged. >> i've been around this team for a couple of months. one thing we don't do is give up. we fought every gam

sean: that sounds nice. zack: we marinate out you can ahead of time. marinated in buttermilk and house special buffalo sauce. a little bit of a kick but nothing that anybody, spice-wise, would irritate. get the nice panseared, cook it all the way through. you can cook it in the oven as we pushed of these ahead of time. -- poached these ahead of time. sean: i don't think i have done that. partial cook and sear them up. stacey, you guys have a fancy app. stacey: in the past few months we have been working on a new app that you can go on to find out about our menu. the most important thing is you can order online. you can be sitting from your desk at the office or your couch at home and you don't have to talk to anyone. you can order your favorite food and pick it up. if you want to pick it up and put it off a little bit so you can enjoy a beer while you are waiting for the food, you can set it to a later time. sean: that's me, ok. great way to order food. golden brown, we flip them over and add brussels sprouts and bacon bits. all that really starts to c

. >> reporter: happy friday looking live altitude spring mountain, spring, doesn't that sound nice, that's a long way away. they are bhaiking -- making snow getting ready tore ski season. that's a nice shot. a little tough to get going at this hour and with these temperatures. one of the cars didn't want to go along the blue route, 476, near baltimore pike got towed away. everything is ready for you if you're going out right now. cross that off the list. all that is left is a whole a bunch of different construction zones. lincoln drive southbound is blocked for another ten minutes as is the unbound side of the mlk drive. both scheduled to reopen at 9:00 a.m., mlk will close at 9:00 a.m. to the midday. we're getting used to that. this is the vine street expressway blocked for overnight construction. late night of that for the week. we'll keep you posted and let you know when everything is reopened. the left lane reopened on the turnpike eastbound approaching morgantown. there's work on the eastbound side past downingtown in the right lane, a little bit sluggish through that stretch. in buck

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. >> sound nice also this you have to be outside working in it, then it could be a problem. stay warm as best you can and from covered snowstorms they have pocket hand warmers that is good if you are out identify this weekend or this this to next week. definitely winter getting a quick start around here. it is not even officially winter but boy will it start feeling like it real soon. right now, lets look at what is going on. we will go out to storm scan three. skies are clearing. wind picking up. tempur is stting to feel brisk and chilly. wind will continue to increase overnight and into thomas this cold air dives from the north and west. most of those snow showers over great lakes and portions of new york state and new england will stay north and west as we see them main hi down wind of the lakes, due west win right now, poconos could get a few isolated snow showers tomorrow or into at day but temperatures right now still in the lower 40's in philadelphia and wilmington. thirty-six in millville. thirty-six in allentown. that may be warmest temperature we will see here unti

. >> it sound nice. hopefully he actually gets it done when the pressure actually gets here.e eagles. the curious case of brandon brooks. he missed two of the lea last three games with an illness and today he revealed it was because of anxiety. he's had this idea before in his career they thought it might be just a stomach ulcer today he opened up for the first time about the condition. >> it's an obsession. i can emphasize that enough. it's not, you know, nervousness or fear. i love the organization. the organization has been great. they're supporting me with this. the head coach, my conditioning coach, howie, everybody supporting me. and you know i'll make it through. i'll be okay. >> how war eskin, gary cobb, dave spadaro and myself will break down the eagles chance of getting win on "game day live" sunday at 10:00 a.m. then after the ravens game we'll have a special fox 29 post game report with life reaction. little college football st. joe's taking on princeton right here. newkirk nails the three to put st. joe's up by 10 right now they're in the second half and the tige

doesn't it sound nice. >> sounds wonderful. tonight the perfect sleeping weather. cool conditions that track even cooler air set to arrive early next week. all clear out there and nice day today. a lot of sunshine and tomorrow expect more of the same. really quiet pattern. today though we flipped the calendar. we look back on the month of november only 8 day in the month we see measurable precipitation. san francisco. until the 19th of november to seat first storm annual the storms we did see last month were not soaker by any mean. across the region below normal in terms of november rainfall. october we are so kind to us. november was rather dry. san jose more than a third below average so in terms of inches of rainfall. oakland more than an inch below normal. napa coming in at almost two inches below normal and concord over half inch of rain below where we should have been for the month of november. entering december this is one of the wettest month combine with january and february so we are hoping for an average december around here. 4 and a half inches san franc

that sounds nice. >> this thursday night the orenda theater will run the very first film shown when the theater opened in 1941. >> yes, tickets for the movie "texas" will be just 50 cents. the art deco theater was almost lost in the early '80s when so many hovey houses were torn down. >> i don't recall what they were going to put up but i remember doing the tv ads that helped save the theater. it has had a special place in my heart. >> texas was a hollywood western starring glen ford. >> and movie-goers are asked to wear their 1940s attire. >> "world >>> tonight, we say goodbye to a hollywood force. carrie fisher dead at 60. the actress immortalized as princess leia in "star wars," unable to recover after going into cardiac arrest aboard an airplane. tonight, the tributes pouring in. plus, what she revealed in a rare interview right here with david on "world news." >>> also tonight, mall mayhem in america. security stepped up after scenes like this. out of control teens in illinois. brawling in connecticut. was social media to blame? >>> security scare. a trump tower evacuation. what tr

that sounds nice for jeans, but for commercial planes, that is tens of millions of dollars. it is 80 planes. $17 million, but now tehran is saying they were able to haggle their way to a half priced deal. on sunday, iran's deputy transport minister says considering our nature, the purchase contract is worth about 50% of that amount meaning iran could now pay less than $10 million for the deal. >> and by the way, are they civilian aircraft? >> commercial aircraft. the fleet is very outdated here and that was one of the key points in the nuclear deal. boeing has not said anything since it came out on sunday, but these tweet discounts are pretty comment for some manufacturers, particularly during down times. both of those manufacturers have signed massive contracts with iran and those deals, those were some of the biggest economic opportunities, and it was a key bargaining chip repeatedly used to get them to the table. >> how is it a good idea that they might want to sell iran aircraft technology, for example, while they continue to fund a missile program that threatens our all

people have picked that up since it is a round number, and sounds nice. but it -- but getting things done takes a much larger longer time. but what do you expect of dallas, a city that has overcome a lot of -- that has had a lot of challenges but has seem to overcome much of them and seems to be growing at a rapid pace? mayor rawlings: well i hope , nobody screws it up for us. our revenues are growing at a rapid pace. so it is good. hopefully, the reason, i believe -- one of the reasons i believe, , is we're a very centrist city, ok? we are a blue city in a red state, a very red state. that makes us very practical. and i believe -- i am a democrat, but i believe staying in the middle of the road does two things. first of all, i think it is really responsive to taxpayers. i think that is what taxpayers want. they want things to happen, and they don't care about ideology. ok? they care about results. and so when you bring people together, things actually happen. they are happier. also, when you are in the middle-of-the-road you can go , faster, ok? host: ev

terrorists and inspires terrorists all over the world to murder innocent people, this engagement sounds niceut in this type of culture clash, clash of values. i am a retired coast guard guy myself. i don't understand how we can sit here and say we to disengage when we are dealing with people who wants to murder us. >> host: we at the point. let's hear from andrew bacevich. >> guest: if we saw evidence that military engagement, the presence of us forces in the region, us bombing, us invading, us working, if there is evidence that was making the situation at her, i would say let us continue that course, i don't see that evidence. my prescription begins with what may be a disagreement from the threat the extremists pose. i don't believe for a second even isis poses an existential threat to the united states of america. that threat is relatively modest and the appropriate response to the threat is to erect offensive defenses here rather than send us forces across the region. because the presence of us forces makes the problem worse, furthermore i would argue strongly, those countries for which i

was most annoying that song was most annoying christmas song that was voted on but they made it sound niceke that. >> she hates that. >> see, look at her. >> you just gave her a migraine, blocking the face. >> how do you think i feel every day on the show. >> look at them trying to catch her. >> all right. >> how much time do we have. >> we can go to break now and we will have two minutes. >> we will go to break. >> it is time to do some but my legs are freezing for an hour, lets get this over with. >> get the hot tub. >>> merry christmas, happy holidays, 2016 is ending 2017 is coming up. it was a potentially difficult year. let's get it together, you know, lets get some love going for 2017. >> ninety-three is all we're going to get. come on out. >> it is so cold. >> it is a lovely day. >> whose idea was this. >> i was than the at the meet ago parentally, my legs are freezing. >> i can't take it anymore. how is it, nice. >> it is good. >> how high can the temperature go in this thing. >> i will just do my. >> this feels amazing. >> karen hepp. >> i don't have a bathing suit on. >> i don't

. >> that is sounding nice. i know a lot of folks are off from work and school and can enjoy that. if you have to head back into work today. no major issues. lighter than average volumes, good news in concord. southbound 680 before concord avenue, earlier two-car crash that did totally clear that little backup from highway 4 is gone. south of there, once you make it into walnut creek, southbound 680 moving along fine. new activity on 580 in the dublin area. we'll look at that coming up. >>> thank you. coming up, we told you about the increases in the new year for minimum wage and muni, but there's a whole lot more to there's a whole lot more to cover including a c car seats. >>> the million dollar heist and this moment when one of the thieves got hurt. >>> and abc 7 news now showing >>> and abc 7 news now showing us a beautiful view of the bay oooh. wowww. there it is. >>> and abc 7 news now showing us a beautiful view of the bay it's the red tag sales event and people are excited to bring in the new year with a new chevrolet. i'm a huge chevy fan. how would you feel about starting

this might sound nice, but people who work closely with coyotes say this behavior by humans is putting the animal at risk. she has become a neighborhood icon. the coyote regularly spotted at the park. >> she comes out to play very early in the morning. >> reporter: neighbors say she seems friendly and tame. >> the problem now is people are leaving food for her and so she's coming down to cars on the street and walking up to people's cars. >> people are killing the coyote with kindness. >> reporter: although intentions are good, it's bad for the animal. she took these pictures showing the coyote playing fetch, walking along the road and chasing cars. this video posted by instagram user bernel hilltop, the coyote toe runs over, clearly not afraid. >> normally you can pick up a rock and throw it at a coyote to scare it off. this one will chase it. she thinks it's a ball. >> reporter: this type of behavior is alarming. she's worried he will get hit by a car or get aggressive and bite someone. signs urge people never to feed a coyote. >> we want to protect her. >> reporter: >> the best way

forecast looks good for the rose bowl parade in pasadena, 44 degrees, partly cloudy skies, so that sounds nice. a little chilly out there, and finally, chris, i know we were talking yesterday about the new year's eve forecast in times square, looks better today than yesterday, southwesterly winds, mostly cloudy, and 40. little milder and dry, which is great. >> that's great. sometimes it's so brutal down there. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, a look at thursday night's college bowl games. >>> plus, serena williams has something to celebrate off the court. those stories coming up next in sports. i'll never find a safe used car. start at the new carfax.com show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper >>> time now for some sports and arguably the wildest bowl g

. >> that sounds nice, doesn't it? chance to pay respects to john glenn. his body lies in repose in the rotunda of the ohio state house starting today. glenn died last week at the age of 95. a public memorial will be held tomorrow afternoon. >>> and that does it for us on this friday. i'm louis burgdorf, alongside betty nguyen. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ ♪ merry christmas >> so people say, mr. trump, now they say, mr. president-elect, can you believe it? can you believe this? just call me donald, folks. just call me donald. my message tonight is for all americans, from all parties, all beliefs, all walks of life, whether you are african-american, hispanic-american or asian-american or whatever the hell you are, -- remember that we are all

people look at the authorities and say maybe open borders was a good thing, 20, 30 years ago or sounded nice but doesn't work anywhere and the authorities don't seem to acknowledge it? >> the chancellor has an election coming up. you've seen what's happened in britain and in france with the far right parties coming to the fore. there is a far right party in germany making this an issue. she's still relatively popular, over 50% but there's a lot of frustration there, and they could take it out on her in the upcoming election. >> you know the final insult, and it's not only germany by the way, remember one of the terrorists was walking in plain sight in belgium, authorities didn't know about it for weeks afterwards. there have been mistakes all over europe, similar to the ones apparently made in germany. the added insult is the authorities are paying the terrorists money in terms of welfare. we've got a list of some of the terrorists that were involved in the parisian attacks, they got over $50,000 in welfare spending. this is like insult to injury. >> right. all over europe, you know, this ge

that actually sound pretty nice. thank you so much for. that will good morning, happy tuesday. for those waiting for the vine to open, good news, thumbs-up, it is all looking good. ill however say that even though it is looking little busier, only little bit past 5:00 right now. you can see both moving in the westbound and eastbound side. we are starting to heat up westbound jumping on the schuylkill, looking okay. once you get on the schuylkill, but take a look at eastbound. early in the 5:00 hour that's good indicator that will get busy on the vine, maybe what we typically see. then also southbound 95, really where i keep my eye, northbound too. construction going on. left lane blocked both moving in the southbound and northbound side. really the southbound direction, keep my eyes on right now, you can see the cones kind of littering this lane. the far left lane. both sides, really going to slow you down, just the loss of one lane on 95, pushing in the southbound direction, that can really slow you down, so overall i would say gulf yourselves extra time on 95. new jersey at c

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rights representative and create a framework for that >> as far as animal rights are concerned, it sounds nice of course, but dog corners or pet owners, people have rights, humanitarian issues, humane treatment of animals, this is a separate issue. of course we need that as well but it's a separate matter and there are proposals to introduce tougher punishment and tougher regulations and i would support that, but of course there should be some regulation. we shouldn't go to extremes. it has to be reasonable, and now to the first part of your question. i think all the members of the ea you benefit from what we do, as far as integration is concerned. they have their difficulties, yes, specifically because of certain issues they have with kazakhstan and russia on regulations. that's the problem there, but overall it has increased just like some other countries, i won't mention specifically right now but there was a huge increase in belarus. their exports have increased dramatically so this is a very useful and beneficial project for all members of the ea you. yes there are certain problems becaus

everybody kind of picked that out as a time frame for some reason, sounds nice, it's a round number. getting these things done takes longer. what are you looking for from the perspective of dallas, a city that has hat a lot of challenges but seemed to overcome most of them and agreeing at a rapid pace. >> well, i hope nobody screws it up for us, that's the first place i think, because we are on a run, i mean, we are creating more jobs than anybody else in the nation and our revenues are going at a rapid rates and our property values, so it's good. i think hopefully, the reason i believe, one of the reasons i believe is we are very centrist city, we're a blue city in a red state, a very red state. that makes us very practical. and i believe that -- i'm a democrat. but i believe staying in the middle of the road does two things. first of all, i think it is really responsive to taxpayers. i think that is what taxpayers want. they want things to happen. and they don't care about ideologies. they care about results. and so when you bring people together, things actually happen, they're ha

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that sounds nice right about now. celebrations all across the world, throughout the show. we might even get in one live celebration here coming up when the new year gets rung in on the other side of the world. >>> as we get ready for new year's celebrations in the u.s., lawsuit and security forces are preparing for a very long and busy night. our own bryan llenas is in times square where at midnight the ball will drop tonight. hi, bryan. >> reporter: hi, elizabeth. that's right. this is america's biggest new year's eve party, times square, the heart of new york city, some 2 million people expected to pack this place. authorities have been saying people as early as 8:00 a.m. looking for a spot to see the 60-second world famous ball drop. of course, security is a big concern especially with what's been going on in the world in 2016, as we welcome in 2017. particularly this year, the nypd saying they're doing things they've never done before. like the sanitation trucks. that's right, 65 sanitation trucks being put at intersections in and around times square, to stop possible

they sound very nice but where is the freedom and expression for people in guantanamo bay?eople tortured in abu ghraib and i bet you loved that, didn't you, fareed? do you hold that up as an example of libber ti, democracy, the american way, the american life? you know, george bush flushed those down the toilet saying we can flush them away because we're talking about terrorism. >> reporter: but the united states intervened in bosnia to protect muslims. intervened in afghanistan and supporting a government that has been elected twice by the afghan people. >> fareed, you've spent too much time in the cnn world, in the real world the people in afghanistan hate the americans. >> reporter: in the real world, mr. choudary, determined by polls, not by what you say, and the polls overwhelmingly show it, as do two elections. >> it's not true. you're living in hollywood. some kind of make-believe world. >> reporter: i come back to the simple proposition, if the groups you seem to support from al qaeda to isis were as popular as you claim, why don't they hold elections? why do they h

people have picked that up since it is a round number, and sounds nice.ng things done takes a much larger longer time. but what do you expect of dallas, a city that is had a lot of challenges but has seem to overcome much of them and seems to be growing at a rapid pace? mira romans: i hope nobody screws it up for us. mayor rawlins: i hope nobody screws it up for us. our revenues are growing at a rapid pace. believe isreasons, i we're a very centrist city, ok? we are a blue city and a very red state. tactical and very i believe -- i am a democrat, but i believe staying in the middle of the road does two things. first of all, i think it is really responsive to taxpayers. i think that is what taxpayers want. they want things to happen and they do not care about ideology. ok? they care about results. and so when you bring people together, things actually happen. they are happier. also, when you're in the levee road you can go faster, ok? host: everybody else gets out of your way. wlings: everybody gets out of your way. i am very enthusiastic about this moveme

just listening to congressman burgess, he sounds like a nice guy. >> yes. >> but he's talking like it's an issue of time management. donald trump said i won't worry about the details. i'll leave that to don jr. and eric and ivanka. big deal. that's just a facade. even if he looks away from the details and doesn't pore through them, every foreign government where he does business, and that's dozens of governments, knows perfectly well that if they grant a permit or grease a palm or do something for ivanka or for don jr. with respect to a hotel in istanbul where trump said he had a conflict of interest. >> those were his words. >> they will be currying favor. they will be doing things that enhance the family wealth. and around the world, that's the way palms get greased. it's often to the prince and not the king that a special favor is done or that a payment is made. and i think it is estimating the american public to be stupid if they think that this facade is going to solve the constitutional problem. the office of government ethics is a nonpartisan body and although they chose an uncon

doesn't sound so nice. a woman came up top me and said mr.speech but i don't like when you say rich nation. i said ma'am, you are a fabulous woman. but if we aren't going to be a rich nation we can't rebuild our military and take care of the problems we have including our medical problems. so we are going to be a rich nation and after i spoke to her for a few minutes. she was so kay. -- she was okay, she was okay. my administration will be focused on three very important words, jobs jobs jobs. [cheers and applause] whether it's building cars, producing steel, or curing disease, we want the next generation of inowe vaitio -- -t generation of innovation to happen here in america and right here in wisconsin. right? first on taxes. this is what we really need, paul. we are going to under take one of the great tax reforms and simplifications in american history. this includes a massive tax cut for the middle class and middle class families from wisconsin. we are also going to lower our business tax rate so new companies will come to our shores and

parity sounds nice. taper,ed about terror -- parity, it is about new ranges for currencies.rancine: but this is not only about finding new words. at some point, you have to's -- to scale back from this monetary experiment we have seen the last seven years. nikhil: the u.s. has scaled back already. people are talking about meeting qe four of course. in europe, it is too early. it will happen. -- some say it will be 2019 for the first rate increase, but i don't know. francine: let's bring you back to this chart. 2% inflation target. did they achieve it with qe? you could argue the first round of tv works. then you have the soft economy, everything goes down, qe does not work anymore. they don't have to achieve it before this starts to get more hawkish. that is the first thing. they can start to assume based on modeled at inflation is coming back, we need to step back. get off the pedal. i don't think that chart needs to reach somewhere around 2%. this trend is good. they can start to become a little more hawkish than. we are not there yet. francine: what about growth? italy is

it doesn't sound so nice. trump, i don't. like when you say rich nation. say ma'am, you are a fabulous woman. if we're not going to be a rich nation, we cannot rebuild our military. we can't take care of all of the problems we have, including our medical problems. we are going to be a rich nation. she was ok. my administration will be focused on three very important words -- jobs, jobs, jobs. [applause] whether it is building cars, producing steel, or curing disease, we once the next generation of innovation and production to happen right here in america, and right here in wisconsin. [applause] first on taxes, this is where we really need paul. we are going to undertake one of the great tax reforms and supplications in american history. this includes a massive tax cuts for the middle class, and middle-class families from wisconsin. we are also going to lower our business tax rate so that new companies will come to our shores and hire workers in cities like right here. is that ok? that is what we want. we are going to bring our rates down from 35%. we're go

. >>> sounds so nice in the graphic.rybody sings about white christmas but few probably hope for the weather they are are looking at now in north dakota pap foot or so of snow, layer of ice, 60 mile-an-hour winds making travel there dangerous if not impossible. the words of the national weather service. meteorologist tom sater is watching all this now. tom, how is it looking right now, and when's it all going to clear up? >> well, for those families that have had guests in town, kate, for days, waiting for them to leave today, not looking great. just don't talk politics. right? the heavier snow moved into ontario. still bands of snow, but parts of i-90 are shut down. like you mentioned. the two, three-foot snow drifts power lines down too. a big concern. winds are strong enough to have blizzard warnings. the light flan st. louis ending. rain in chicago moving to the east. light rain from louisville moving into indianapolis to cleveland and detroit. towards new england, it's sleet and freezing rain. spot spotty, but movin

doesn't sound so nice. a woman came up top me and said mr.speech but i don't like when you say rich nation. i said ma'am, you are a fabulous woman. but if we aren't going to be a rich nation we can't rebuild our military and take care of the problems we have including our medical problems. so we are going to be a rich nation and after i spoke to her for a few minutes. she was so kay. -- she was okay, she was okay. my administration will be focused on three very important words, jobs jobs jobs. [cheers and applause] whether it's building cars, producing steel, or curing disease, we want the next generation of inowe vaitio -- -t generation of innovation to happen here in america and right here in wisconsin. right? first on taxes. this is what we really need, paul. we are going to under take one of the great tax reforms and simplifications in american history. this includes a massive tax cut for the middle class and middle class families from wisconsin. we are also going to lower our business tax rate so new companies will come to our shores and

sounds nice. it's a round number. getting things done, it takes a much longer time.t are you looking for from the perspective of dallas and a city that's had a lot of challenges but seemed to overcome most of them and really growing at a rapid pace. >> well, i hope nobody screws it up for us. that's the first place, i think, because we are on a run. we are creating more jobs than anybody else in the nation. our revenues are going at rapid rates and our property values. it's good. i think hopefully, the reason -- one of the reasons i believe is that we are very centrist city. we are a blue city in a red state, a very red state. that makes us very practical. and i believe that -- i'm a democrat, but i believe staying in the middle of the road does two things. first of all, i think it is really responsive to taxpayers. i think that's what taxpayers want. they want things to happen and they don't care about ideologies. they care about results. so when you bring people together, things actually happen. they are happier and taken care. also when you're in the middle of the

everybody's kind of picked that out as a time frame for some reason, it sounds nice, it's a round numberbut for getting these things done, it takes a lot longer time. what are you looking forward from the perspective of dallas, who has seem to overcome most challenges and is growing at a rapid pace? >> well, i hope nobody screws it up for us. that's the first place, i think. because we are on a run. we are creating more jobs than anybody else in the nation. and our revenues are going at rapid rates. and our property values. so it's good. and i think, hopefully, the reason i believe -- one of the reasons i believe is that we are very a centrist city. we're a blue city in a very red state. and that makes us very practical. and i believe that -- i'm a democrat, but i believe staying in the mid did will of the road does two things. first of all, i think it is really responsive to taxpayers. i think that's what takes pairs want. they want things to happen. and they don't care about ideologies. they care about results. and so when you bring people together, things actually happen. they're happ

doesn't sound so nice. a woman came up to me, she said, mr.i love your speech but i don't like when you say rich nation. i said, ma'am, you are a fabulous woman. but if we're not going to be a rich nation we can't rebuild our military. we can't take care of all of the problems we have, including our medical problems. so we're going to be a rich nation. after i spoke to her for a few minutes, she was okay. she was okay. [ laughter ] my administration will be focused on three very important words: jobs, jobs, jobs. [cheers and applause] whether it's building cars, producing steel or curing disease, we want the next generation of innovation and production to happen right here in america and right here in wisconsin. right? [cheers and applause] first on taxes this is where we really need paul. we are going to undertake one of the great tax reforms and simplyifications in american history. this includes a massive tax cut for the middle class and middle class families from wisconsin, too. [cheers and applause] we're also going to lower our business

nice. ah, ah, there you are. safe and sound. yeah. it could have been dead and gone. oh, never fear, mr. sanford. the law is here! oh, and by the way, lamont, here's a citation. overtime parking on the truck. how would you like an overdue punch in your nose? we'll take care of that ticket, mr. sanford. oh, yeah, you know, you turned out to be all right. and let us know about the loan. oh, you'll get your loan. really? i mean, that's great! really, you'll give us a loan? you hear that, lamont? that means we gonna be able to open up "sanford arms." hey, that's great, that's great, pop. yeah. that's really great. bye, lamont. i'm sorry it turned out this way, melvin. oh, that's ok. you know, i really envy you. you have something i never had. a really wonderful marvelous father. if i'd of had a father like him, a better human being. it's been an honor, sir. you know, i really liked him. why couldn't you be more like that dummy? you say this is gonna be live? that's correct. uh, good afternoon, don martinson here, reporting from the state federal bank in watts. now, the gentleman standing nex

people have picked that up since it is a round number, and sounds nice. a getting things done takes a much larger longer time. but what do you expect of dallas, a city that is had a lot of challenges but has seem to overcome much of them and seems to be growing at a rapid pace? mira romans: i hope nobody screws it up for us. mayor rawlins: i hope nobody screws it up for us. our revenues are growing at a rapid pace. believe isreasons, i we're a very centrist city, ok? we are a blue city and a very red state. tactical and very i believe -- i am a democrat, but i believe staying in the middle of the road does two things. first of all, i think it is really responsive to taxpayers. i think that is what taxpayers want. they want things to happen and they do not care about ideology. ok? they care about results. and so when you bring people together, things actually happen. they are happier. also, when you're in the levee road you can go faster, ok? host: everybody else gets out of your way. wlings: everybody gets out of your way. i am very enthusiastic about thi

that is to say all they've been concerned about is we are going to do this nice-sounding thing withoutgard to cost to economy and economy. scott pruitt cares about the environment. he's from oklahoma. you cannot be a statewide official in oklahoma and say we are going to disspoil the beautiful land. he cares about quality of water, air and land. only a wealthy economy can afford to improve its environment as we've done in this country and so what he wants to do is rebalance so that the regulations at the environmental protection agency actually have lots more benefits than just costs. we have too many attempts to grab power. the environmental protection agency is attempt to go regulate every wet piece of land in america. under the waters of the u.s., the federal government is attempt to go step in and regulate as an internet state waterway that wet patch on your farm or that creek that runs through your ranch and this could be just extraordinarily bad for our country and unnecessary and scott pruitt is a practical conservative who will look at a constitutional, who will look at this an

this is nice but sounds like things are going cool off little bit, scott. >> of course. you know the temperatures are going to be dropping, shawnette. later on this evening, some colder air will be moving in. overnight lows will be dipping back into the 30s and high temperatures tomorrow will be normal for this time of year in the fours. some of that colder air is moving into our area right now. in the poconos already into the upper 30s right now. we have 38 mount pocono. forty nine degrees current until allentown. 51 in pottstown. 57 wilmington right now. 55 in trenton. 56 degrees currently in atlantic city. north and west right now in doylestown down to 50. 53 newtown square and west chester reporting 54 degrees. so pretty warm up and down the eastern seaboard. the carolinas right now. still pretty warm. raleigh 64 degrees. 67 in atlanta. 70s right now along the gulf coast and upper 70s currently in miami but you can see some of that colder air around detroit and chicago. that will head into our direction over the next couple of days. so for tonight, it's mostly clear.

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that does sound nice. thank you. >>> well, even something as secure as touch i.d.christmas budget from a crafty little 6-year-old. the phone security system was no match for this pokemon fanatic who spent nearly $300 on pokemon toys while using her mom's thumbprint while she was taking a nap. they join us this morning. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> i see you're playing with some pokemon toys. what did you order from your mom's phone? >> can you tell her what you ordered? >> she's a little shy. >> she's shy all the sudden. >> so walk us through what happened. i think there's so many mothers waking up listening to this story thinking, this could happen to me or maybe it's already happened. when did you realize what she had done? >> well, interesting story. it had been an extremely busy weekend leading up to a monday evening that my husband was working late that evening. so i decided to get her ready for bed. we sat down on the couch to watch a movie. i unintentionally fell asleep in the first probably five minutes of the movie. probably for about 3

. >> sounds like a nice thing. our busy modern lifestyle and a challenged healthcare system has created a need for convenient and complete care. joining us this morning is dr. danish siddiqui and nurse practitioner joan remedynow. they provide on demand house calls at your home or office, and welcome to the morning blend. i apologize it was the name of the little girl that got stuck in my head. >> a lot of different names there. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> this is exciting. a thing that a lot of people think is in the past. talk about making it convenient and comfortable for people. i think it's wonderful and it has been a really long time in the milwaukee area. talk about the business the partnership that you have established and why. >> i think unfortunately, the healthcare system right now is quite fragmented and broken and various common problems for common patient. common person. and if someone gets sick and, you it's very difficult to find a primary care provider of your own what

--maui >> reporter: maui, that sounds pretty nice. >> reporter: if you are flying internationally should be heard three hours early and that you are fly domestic two hours is good. that is the advice from s f o. >> grant:and don't forget. to download the kron four mobile app. you can track this storm right in the palm of your hand. we will also send you push alerts on any breaking news -- happening right here in the bay area. >> vicki:you've no doubt seen the signs and heard the warnings about zero tolerance for drunk driving as the holiday season gets into full swing. that warning is no longer just about driving under the influence of alcohol. >> vicki:kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from the south bay where the c-h-p is gearing up for a crack down on any kind of impaired driving. rob? >> reporter:officer ross lee says that beginning friday at 6 pm and running through midnight sunday, the chp will be out in force across the region looking for impaired drivers in what's known as the period of 'maximum enforcement.' >> reporter:it's not just about drinking and driving anymore.

nice. it might sound too good to be true. but nestle says they're making it a possibility. the company says, they have invented a new type of chocolate how did you get want of art out of that? every chocolate bar is a wonka bar to me. a new type of chocolate without all the sugar. a new invention by nestle might make a lot of people happy just before the holidays. the company says it has made a chocolate with less sugar and more taste how do you add more taste? just sprinkle that in? nestle is applying for a patent and plans to start rolling out products containing the new sugar in 2018. the swiss company couldn't comment on issues related to calories, costs and regulatory approvals. we'll be waiting to see if it taste as good that would be a great choice for a lot of people who can't do all of that sugar. for the rest of us we just get to eat twice as much. doing the math on that and i am liking it. here in denver we love our sports teams. and our love, is greater than most other cities, across the country. according to wallet hub denver is the tenth best sports city. we'r

. >> that sound like a nice gift , cologne. >> let's bring in quincy harris too because apparently withhe cat kline has a pen chant for sniffing quincy after the show is over. >> you cannot blame her for that. >> why is she sniffing you. >> i have a scent that she likes, yeah. >> a natural scent. >> it is a mixtures of natural scent and that is why the cologne. >> it is the cologne that she purchased for me last year. >> it is so fancy. >> it is, pretty good. it smells good. >> spray it, and let's see. >> let me smell you. >> what do you like about it. >> it is just smells so good, every time quincy gets to work he runs by my desk and i get a smell, and he smells delicious >> i smell delicious. >> it does smell good. >> yes. >> every day he hangs out, at tom loudon's office. i went into tom loudon's office and he has a little to it letry bag in there and i looked in there and i spotted cologne and i decided i wanted to buy the cologne for my husband. >> you will get it for your husband. this is the dilemma. when you are with your husband , maybe in a romantic setting, there is, dan, rig

sounds like collins will fit in nicely. he spent the last two years with the florida gators.s so good he even asked himself questions at the news conference. >> i know the question so i'll ask it now. do i feel pressure? back to back winning the east. do i feel pressure? that's what i live for. that's what i thrive for. >> delaware introduced their new coach. he comes from the football conference. st. joes, the game with the hawks. a 15-4 hawks win 76-68. phillies resigned the infielder to a one year deal. that's a look at sports. >> thank you, ducis. "jimmy kimmel live" followed by "nightline." music from metallica. action news at 4:30. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >> "action news" is sponsored by bob's discount

>> that sounds nice about now, doesn't it?r younger brother celebrating at home in miami. she's great. >> and last one, our technical director celebrating one as a kid in one of his favorite ph o photos. >> what a great shot! >> i guess we didn't tell vitto because he likes to ham it up. >> put on your santa costume. >> we'll show you later. >> maybe after some headlines. >> we do have headlines to get to this morning. and outpouring of support to carrie fisher, the 60-year-old star of "star wars," had a heart attack on a flight from london to l.a. harrison ford saying i'm shocked and sad about the news. our thoughts are with her friends and family. and billy de-williams, sending his love. >>> a family stranded at the grand canyon more than 24 hours, found alive. karen klein, her husband and 10-year-old son got stuck on a snowy road after a gps led them on an alternate route at the canyon's rim. karen went off to get help in 3 feet of snow and below freezing temperature. they were rescued after her husband and son found a cell