supposedly, st. jamest on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. - [female voice ove

. >> st. james is our first patriarch. we feel privileged that our brotherhood here in st. rect line to st. james, the first bishop of jerusalem. in our daily prayers, james is our lord. james is sitting next to christ. >> it's claimed the cathedral is built on the site of james' home. worshipers also believe his remains are buried here. >> according to armenian tradition, the bones of st. james were brought from the valley of kidron where they were originally buried, and they were reburied under the main altar of the present st. james cathedral. >> but what happened to the box that first held his mortal remains? >> so is the james ossuary real or not? that's a tough question. the jury is still out on that one. >> at the end of it, you still have a mystery. we'll never quite know if the james ossuary is real or not. we'll never quite know if it's that james, the brother of jesus. >> after golan is acquitted of forging the inscription, the ossuary is eventually returned to him. now he is hoping to put it on display for a second time. >> it should be exhibited to people who ha

. >>> holiday cheer filled st. james park today. in addition to food, volunteers were out there giving away warm blankets and food. >> a lot of homeless people who eat food here. >> reporter: 4300 homeless people in san jose and a third of them sleep outside in the streets. >>> thom jensen shows us visiting a show that is only on this time of year. >> reporter: a holiday tradition for a lot of people. a great way to get the holiday spirit stoked on christmas eve. the drive down the block of eucalyptus avenue is like no other in the area. this family came from belmont. planning to make this tradition especially with the latest addition to the family. >> six months ago. his first christmas. >> reporter: others are veterans coming here for several years now. >> fascination of how much people put into their houses here. i put up a few strands and it was enough. >> reporter: cruising the streets in their christmas wrapped jeep, part of the tradition. >> everybody get together and pull together to do this for the season. >> reporter: now

colby or st james church is one of five large churches in the center of the town i'll come back later than it's supposed to be a really trying quill here. we'll continue by strolling through loop express to fleet decorated old town. the town hall dates back to the thirteenth century altered over the centuries it combines a variety of architectural styles just across the way i grip the chance to treat myself to the taste of christmas which is available in many shapes and sizes. big mars upin is known the world over need a go it's probably the most famous manufacturer. the building also houses a small mars opinions even i've arranged to meet a company spokesperson here. but what does more as a parent have to do with christmas year germany they go hand in hand there and yes they're very closely linked marzipan still is most popular at christmas historically that was partly because the two ingredients all men's and sugar were very expensive so it was a treat reserved for special occasions such as holidays that's why mars upin is so closely associated with christmas and easter and will be

st. james's place. that is it for daybreak europe. the market open is next. always watch this and listen. thank you. that was great. ♪ guy: good morning and welcome. this is the european open. i am guy johnson in our new london headquarters alongside matt miller in berlin. we are about to start cash trading in europe. the open 30 minutes away. ♪ guy: asian markets sliding, european markets poised to follow. downsideoint to the but will selling accelerate? we have a fairly decent sized downside in place. will it become bigger? teresa may faces revolt

. >> dozens of people have been coming through st. jamesh center on a daily basis to get flu shot. >> seniors, especially, they are really requesting to have it done. >> at the san jose unified school district, staff members are taking a proactive approach. encouraging students to wash their hands and cover their coughs. >> when you have a sore throat, fehr, they can be communicable. and these systems can run through a classroom. >> two people under the age of 65 have died this season because of flu related complications in santa clara county which is equal to the total number of deaths last year. abc7 news. >>> part of the challenge this time of year is figuring out whether you have a cold or the flu. >>> the new guidelines for cell phone use was one of the top tremding topics. it is connected to possible radiation from phones. the department says some scientific studies he link frequent phone use with brain cancer, low sperm count and sleep issues. while a couldn't exclusive link is not concluded. >> the whole issue is how close is the ce

it happened less than a mile away from the st. james post office. according to u.s. postal inspector, jeff pitch. >> we are aware of the addresses that are trying to determine what mail was taken. >> reporter: it is still under investigation. the u.s. postal inspection service sent 150 letters to people in the downtown area whose mail may be affected, warning them to check for financial fraud. >> we are asking people, if they expect anything or see any activity on a credit card statement or bank statement, contact us at our 24 hour number which is 877-876-2455. >> reporter: fitch says there have been 15 break-ins in san jose dating back to the spring, compared to five postal truck reagan's last year. as for pete, he's considering installing a lockbox to protect his mail after it has been delivered. >> i'm fortunate to hear that there are people going around -- it is unfortunate to hear that there are people going around, breaking into private properties. we want to keep a safe and friendly environment. >> reporter: mail theft is a federal offense, and the u.s. postal

it happened less than a mile and a half from the st. james post office, according to u.s.l inspector jeff fitch. >> we are aware of what addresses were affected. we are trying to determine what mail was taken. >> reporter: the exact amount of mail stolen is under investigation. but the u.s. postal inspection service sent about 150 letters to people in the downtown area whose mail may be affected warning them to check for financial fraud. >> what we're asking people to do is if you are expecting anything or if you see any activity either on a credit card or bank statement, contact us at our 24 number which is 877-877-2455. >> reporter: he says there's been roughly 15 break-ins to postal delivery trucks in san jose dating back to the spring compared to 5 postal truck break-ins last year. pete is considering installing a lock box to protect his mail after delivery. >> it's very unfortunate to hear people are breaking into private property. that's all, this is downtown san jose and we want to keep a safe and friendly environment. >> reporter: now, just a reminder, mail theft i

. >>> holiday cheer filled st. james park in san jose today. six food trucks provided food for homeless people. in addition to the food, volunteers gave out warm clothes, blankets and toothbrushes to those in need. >> very gratifying for everybody to get food here today. a lot of homeless people here in san jose that needs food here. >> reporter: there are roughly 4,300 homeless people in san jose, a third of them sleep outside on the streets. >>> president trump spent this christmas eve spreading some cheer around the world. the president is enjoying the holidays at his florida estate. he used part of the day to call members of the u.s. armed forces. via video conference he greeted members of the army, navy, air force, marines and coast guard stationed in qatar, kuwait and guantanamo bay. >> we're grateful for each of you who spend this christmas away from your families and defend all of our families, our freedoms, and our flag. every american heart is thankful to you and we're asking god to watch over you. >> mr. trump told the troops that am

st. james's church at piccadilly church down the road from our studio the clothes the of syrian refugeesre hung from the ceilings. salvaged from the greek island they force us to see lest we forget that they were once worn by people, women, children and men who have endured the most unimaginable horrors as they made their way from a wars towards a little peace. these decorations give new significance to the holiday season that can lose it real meaning. where compassion can sometimes be drowned out by consumerism. >>> that's it for our program tonight. thank you for watching this edition of "amanpour" on pbs. join us again tomorrow night. >>> "amanpour" on pbs was made possible by the generous support of rosalyn p. walter. >>> you're watching pbs. >> funding for "third rail with ozy" is provided in part by: the corporation for public broadcasting. the pew charitable trusts. driven by the power of knowledge to solve today's most challenging problems. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> watson: hey, everyone. now do you t

newcastle welcoming manchester city to st james's park. straight win in the league. they‘ re currently 1—0 up, courtesy of a raheem sterling goal after half an hour. a win for city would see them go 15 points clear of manchester united at the top. it isi-o it is 1—0 withjust it is 1—0 with just over ten minutes to play. meanwhile it's the milan derby in the quarterfinal of the coppa italia at the san siro. ac milan on an appalling run of form with just1 win in 6 matches in serie a while inter are challenging for the title. there is no reprieve for ac milan, it is currently goalless with just over 15 minutes left. liverpool have finally got their man after announcing this evening that southampton's virgil van dijk is joining the club at the beginning of the year in what will be a world record dealfor a defender at £75 million. the dutch international was expected to make the move to anfield last summer after he handed in a transfer request. but a move eventually collapsed when liverpool had to apologise for making an alleged illegal approac

new house and i'm not sure we see with that's going to be the case for you jamie solicitor from st james who appears in the film as doc is of the view that a lot of that policy may or may not actually be in force i mean there are still campaigns to try and repeal that so i think we're still in very early days but what it can do in principle is bad enough i think that in the film you talk about social stigma or a bit like in rio's village people don't admit to living in social housing so. polarized is this class in britain yeah there's a lot of stigmatized around it and you know that comes from the media it comes to. t.v. programs poverty point shows where you know council tenants are depicted is on benefits that depicted as somehow being as stupid and that's not the case you know some of our brightest minds and people came from council house in town. it's actually the social problems created by a society by system of government the problem but when it comes to who the government listens to in your film it appears the. very very rich state agencies recommend to the government policies lik

. >> dozens of people have been coming through st. james health center on a daily basis to get the shot. >> seniors, especially, are really requesting to get it done. >> staff members are taking a pro active approach encouraging students to wash their hands and cover their coughs. >> when you have a child that's sick. particularly with the fever, cough, sore throat. those children can be communicatin communicating. >> people doing what they feel is best to avoid the flu. >> i'm going to be good. take my vitamins and hope he i don't get it. >> abc7 news. >>> a new development. the los gatos couple who pleaded no contest to charges they sexually molested and raped the son they adopted from russia were sentenced today. he wept and told the court that he meant no harm before a judge sentenced him to a 24-year material. his wife carolyn received a 12-year sentence. prosecutors stay abuse went on for a decade after the couple documented him when i was just 9 years old. he is now 24 and shared advice with victims of abuse who are in a similar situ

understanding of britain's condition by britain's own experience as the german ambassador to the court of st. jameswho would be presented to the king gave the king a nazi salutes and allowed how hitler much too startling king george the sixth and who later complained bitterly that the king had not replied to the nazi salute with one of his own, so the advice on the british mind was not to be taken seriously since he was of the upper-class people and back stair conservative politicians that wanted to make deals with germany anyway and were more afraid of stalin and hitler and hitler thereby developed the opinion-- that can't be my phone -- it is. [laughter] that's supposed to be off. he thereby developed a mistaken opinion that the british would not fight and that had tremendous effects on his troops because chamberlain has always been regarded as craven, the man with a tightly rolled on barela, but he was not. he was a forceful, strong, smart and a very powerful and unforgiving politician. you would have to try to imagine a middle class version of lyndon johnson to get a quick character of neville

. >> dozens of people have been coming through st. jameser on a daily basis to get the shot. >> seniors, especially, are really requesting to get it done. >> staff members are taking a pro active approach encouraging students to wash their hands and cover their coughs. >> when you have a child that's sick. particularly with the fever, cough, sore throat. those children can be communicatin communicating. >> people doing what they feel is best to avoid the flu. >> i'm going to be good. take my vitamins and hope he i don't get it. >> abc7 news. >>> a new development. the los gatos couple who pleaded no contest to charges they sexually molested and raped the son they adopted from russia were sentenced today. he wept and told the court that he meant no harm before a judge sentenced him to a 24-year material. his wife carolyn received a 12-year sentence. prosecutors stay abuse went on for a decade after the couple documented him when i was just 9 years old. he is now 24 and shared advice with victims of abuse who are in a similar situation. >> se

most occurred in willow green and the neighborhood near st. james park. >> what's being done to prevent these? >> we're doing some upgrading security. we're actively conducting investigations. these are federal offenses. these are crimes. penalty is up to five years in federal prison and up to $250,000 fine. this is not something we're taking lightly. >> reporter: she's been checking her mail orders but tonight she wonders if a relative may have sent her a gift she will never receive. this time they only stole packages. if you did receive a notice and you haven't received something that you ordered this the mail, be sure and tell them what that item was. >> that's a long shot. thank you. earlier this afternoon she tweeted out the image of the notice that went out to people. you can follow for any updates. >>> a home invasion and brutal attack at southbound neighborhood appears santa clara deputies may have caught up with the issuspects. they were arrested a few hours ago. robert handa joins us live. >> reporter: at this hour investigators are still

the truck from the st. james park station on 1st and santa clara in downtown san jose.was stolen and people want to check their statements. right now fire investigators are searching for a car for a blaze that injured seven people in a san francisco high rise. it broke out on the seventh floor. around 1:30 this afternoon. firefighters say they could see flames pouring out of the windows. >> this is concerning because this individual building houses multiple elderly and disabled individuals. >> all five people were injured. all, though, are expected to survive. >> the driver accused of killing a north bay family has been charged with four counts of murder. he faces murders, dui and hit and drive charges for the crash on i-80 over chifg weekend. he had two prior dui's and had his license suspended or revoked five times. daryl horn and his 14-year-old son joe along with some extended family members, troy bitle died in the crash. the lone survivor, jared lorne, a pitcher on the baseball team. >> this is a horrific incident and we're going to to our best to get justice for t

.>> reporter: at st. james park in san jose.>> we have a group that stays here.>> reporter: safety is on the minds of these friends who pulled money together to stay in a hotel last night including betsy enriquez.>> the shelters are almost worse. i feel safer out here than i do inside which is sad. people fighting and stealing.>> reporter: the same time two blocks away outside city hall police -- a crime scene after a homeless man was stabbed in an attack. he will survive but more people are dying on the street. the number of homeless deaths in santa clara has more than tripled in recent years from 50 in 2011 to 132 last year. a 164% increase.>> there has been a substantial increase. more men are dying been women. the increase tends to be with homeless people over the age 65 and older.>> reporter: the largest provider of homeless services calls numbers alarming. homeless murders in santa clara have also risen in the same time from 2 in 2011 to 10 last year. >> we have 7398 people on the streets or in shelters o

it happened less than a mile from the st. jamesost office.>> we are aware of what addresses were affected.>> reporter: the exact amount of mail stolen is under investigation. the postal inspection service since about 150 letters to people in the downtown area whose mail might be affected. warning them to check for financial fraud.>> if you were expecting things or if you see activity on a credit card statement or a bank statement contact us at our 24 hour number.>> reporter: there has been roughly 15 break-ins to postal delivery trucks in san jose dating back to the spring compared to five trucks break- ins last year. he is considering installing a lockbox to protect his mail after it has been delivered.>> it is unfortunate to hear it is people breaking into private property. this is downtown san jose. we want to keep a safe and friendly environment.>> reporter: mail theft is a federal offense. postal inspectors are the law enforcement arm of the post office. they are asking the public to contact them. a $10,000 award for anyone wi

at st. jamesark in downtown san jose.>> we have a group that stays here.>> reporter: safety is on the mind of these friends pulled money together to stay in a hotel last night including betsy enriquez. >> the shelters are almost worse. i feel safer out here than i do inside which is sad. people fighting and stealing.>> reporter: the same time two blocks away outside city hall police taped off a crime scene after a homeless man was stabbed in and attacked. according to this county report the number of homeless deaths in santa clara has tripled in the last five years. from 50 in 2011 to 132 people who died on the streets last year. a 164% increase.>> there has been a substantial increase. more men are dying than women. the increase tends to be with homeless people that are over the age of 65 and older.>> reporter: the largest provider of homeless services calls the number alarming. homeless murders have also risen in the same time from 2 in 2011 210 last year.. we have 7398 people on the streets or

it was from the st. james station. mail was stolen and people are warned to check their financial statements. there's been 15 mail truck break ins in san jose so far this year alone. >>> 5:25. new this morning, tens of thousands of rtvs are being recalled. these are the 6700 kubota htv-x series. it can break and pose a injury hazard in the event of a crash. the company received three reports of incidents worldwide. none reported in the u.s. >>> today is world aids day, an event that is very special for the city of san francisco. >> former president, bill clinton, will be in san francisco today delivering the keynote address for a world aids day in golden gate park. it's 11:30. president clinton and nancy pelosi helped pave the way for the memorial in 1995. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," fallout after nbc's matt lauer is fired. the new information we are receiving this morning. >> reporter: reaction from the kate steinle verdict. what legal expermits are saying could happen next. >>> quickly approaching 5:30

nbc bay area was there as six food trucks provided food for the homeless in st. james park in san jose. volunteers handed out warm clothing, blankets and toothbrushes for those in need. >> very gratifying to everybody here today. a lot of homeless people in san jose here. >> it's nice to see 4300 homeless in san jose, nice to see the help. they sleep outside on the street. >> so many people helping this time of year. dozens of volunteers helping the salvation army in san francisco serve meals to 4,000 people. >> imagine working in that kitchen this morning. pete suratos is live in the kitchen where the workers have been up earlier than us, pete. >> reporter: yes, they have been. they have been up here since about 5:00 a.m. at the salvation army center in san francisco packing up more than 4500 or nearly 4500 meals. those meals are going to go to folks in need. we are talking seniors and folk that is are home bound. i want to show you what they are packing up. we have the yams here and the vegetables and the ham over there. that's going to comprise the meal as they pack

anna win tour, who was all set to be abb to court of st. james a big fund-raiser for ch, is beside herself in grief and begging forgiveness. haven'tty fair is doing well. we have stats. 1,229,000 for the six months end of june. circulation up from 2014 to 2016. not really fair to say haven't at this fair on its last leg. i want to point that out. noel, what do you think of president trump weighing in on these type of things? >> it is classic trump. this is what trump is. this is who he is. we kind of expect it. you know what, when he doesn't like hillary clinton, he ran a hard race against her. and he feels like he was always negatively portrayed in the media every, every chance he got to see what was happening in the media. and when they take a little potshot, a little fun, a humorous attempt to poke at hillary clinton, they quickly go back and backtrack. oh, we're sorry, we're sorry. he saying hey, you know what? give-and-take here. lea: twitter is sort of president trump's own media. let's pull up information on media coverage. pew research di

many of the crimes happened within a one-mile radius of this station near st. james park downtown. the thieves are breaking into the back of locked trucks while the carrier is out delivering mail. >> it's surprising. i mean maybe it needs security to follow them around. there needs to be better locks on the mail trucks. maybe an alarm or something. >> reporter: the postal service says both packages and letters were stolen. and so far they have had no reports of identity theft. but again we just had another break in last thursday. and now the postal service is looking at doing some type of security upgrade to make it more difficult for crooks to get into vehicles. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area. >> >>> president trump is getting his wish. today the u.s. supreme court gave the green light to his revised travel ban. the specifics still unclear. but there is plenty of reaction from travelers and civil rights and immigration activists. damian trujillo joins from us sfo with the latest. damian. >> reporter: raj, stunned is how most travelers reacted today at sfo

holiday cheer in the south bay, nbc bay area was there as trucks provided food for the homeless in st. james park in san jose. volunteers handed out clothing, blankets and toothbrushes to those in need. >> gratifying to get food here today. you know, a lot of homeless people here in san jose who need food here. >> there are 4300 homeless in san jose. a third of them sleep outside on the streets. >> so glad to see people helping out. >> yeah, giving. >> it's so cold out there. >> it's been really cold in the morning hours. we are going to see more of the same as we head into the weekend, people celebrating new year's eve. it's also going to be another busy one. as we look at saturday's forecast, the coast is going to be 60 degrees, not bad. 62 for the bay and 65 degrees for the inland areas. we are going to keep that sunshine. then, for new year's eve, 59 degrees along the coast. 61 in the bay and 63 degrees for those inland valleys. if you are going to be lucky enough to go to heavenly this weekend, see the fireworks over lake tahoe, 57 degrees, very warm and there's no snow in the forecast.

. >>> hold cheer filled st. james park today as well. six food trucks provided food for homeless people. volunteers also gave out warm clothes, blankets, and toothbrushes to those in need. >> very gratifying to everybody, to get food here today. there's a lot of homeless people in san jose that need food. >> there are roughly 4,300 homeless people in san jose. a third of them sleep outside on the streets regularly. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 6:00, don't judge. sometimes you can't help but wait until the last minute. we'll show you the rush at the stores today. and hear why some people say they were forced to do the shopping today. options. late this afternoon. >>> if you haven't finished your christmas shopping by now, you're running out of time and options for tomorrow morning. late this afternoon, san francisco's union square was packed with last minute shoppers. the clock was ticking. most of the stores there closed at 5:00 tonight. a number of shoppers told us they weren't just procrastinating. they had to find something

most occurred in willow glenn and in the neighborhood near st. jamesrevent these? >> well, we're looking at -- we're doing some looking at security, we are also actively conducting ga ining investigati. five years in federal prison, $250,000 fine. this is not something we're taking lightly. >> reporter: she's been checking the mail orders, tonight she wonders in a relative may have sent her a gift, she will never receive. >>> unlike previous break-ins, this time only packages were stolen, not letters or cards. if you did receive one of the notices and did not get the order, let them know what those items are, if they catch the criminal, they say they will return those stolen items to customers. >>> now to a high-tech investigation if the east bay. hayward police department sent us these photos from a package theft sting. here's how it works, often a decoy package with a tracker on a front porch. then when the thief strikes, police track the package and swoop in. officers say they found several items in the suspect's car including this teddy bear which

live in st. james park in downtown san jose this evening, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news.. >> thank you. >> i know at donations are needed especially during this time of year. we have done stories in the past about tiny homes going up in the south bay. any word on when those might be going up and how quickly that will provide some relief to some of the homes there? san jose? >> reporter: well, it won't be going up fast enough at least not for this winter. obviously, there's some sites that are being selected now where they want to start putting up those tiny homes but for right now for the immediate this weekend, and for the rest of the year, in these chilly temperatures, down to 40 degrees here in san jose, you can donate blanket and coats and especially socks. those are really in high demand. those are things that can get folks just to the point where they can at least explore the idea of moving into a tiny home. >> thank you. >>> santa clara county grand jury has indicted three young men on murder charges in the death of 88-year-old miss flo douglas of san jose. investi

that they took at crooked hillary and the tour which is all said to be ambassador to the court of st. james fund-raiser for crooked hillary is beside herself begging for forgiveness. the president getting involved. a radio liberal radio host in california wants to ray in on this. do you side with "vanity fair" and their attempt at comedy? or the hillary supporters who are mad that they would try to bring up something funny about hillary clinton? >> i think that there is a little bit of both going on in there, "vanity fair," light humor, this is what they do, this is there audience, some of it was upset, that's why they apologize. but they have a right to still be upset, she won by 2.9 million votes, furthermore, we have to grab in chief, the mede to movement happening, every right to be upset, but they do not war to run in 2020, we need to look for younger and more diverse members of the party to step forward. but they have the issuing of the policy by the american company. >> brian: they took a political statement and they dated sarcastic comedy on it. you might not think it is funny, but

st. james's park station. off of first and santa clara in downtown san jose. mail was stolen and people are being warned to check their financial statements. there have been 15 mail truck break-ins in san jose so far this year. >>> in fremont, detectives are looking for a man caught on surveillance camera. take a look here. they say he car jacked a landscaper. this happened on karnes street in the irvington neighborhood of fremont. police say the suspect asked the landscaper for a bottle of water wednesday afternoon, then slapped that landscaper in the head and stole his truck. the victim was notiered. the suspect remains on the loose. >>> outstanding warrants in santa clara county to avoid spending time in jail during the holidays. people with nonviolent mist middle eastern criminal and traffic warrants can self-surrender at police stations no matter what that bail is. people will get a court date and be able to walk out. the offer ends december 31st. >> and it's been nearly two months since the north bay fires. survivors, we're told, the government cleanup o

st. jamese how cold it is. cold air we've had in a long time. >> reporter: bone-chilling on the terrace. 14 degrees. windchills that's the story winds are picking up now that the sun is up over the horizon. feels like zero in philadelphia. below zero in other sports. the seven day show a high of 23 degrees. bitter cold accuweather alert in play. tomorrow clouds, 30. maybe a flurry at night. light snow on saturday, totaling only a coating to two inches, look out for slippery road conditions. bone-chilling cold for new year's. >> fire erupted in an abandoned church in kensington. firefighters evacuated 19 homeless people live inside the buildings on cornwall street and trying to stay warm. >>> up to 1,000 juveniles caused a huge disruption at the cherry hill mall the day after christmas. that story at 6abc.com. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. bundle up more snoway. a new arctic abo sweep the country as record snowfall already has so many shoveling out. and the new year's eve ball drop h

st. joes on the road at george washington james demry buried the three. cores the game high 24 for st. joes. it is not enough. gw wins 70-64. they have lost four of five. >>> lasalle final second of the half against st. louis powell drives, scoops, scores powell drops a team high 28 and the half. morris had 20 more. lasalle wins conference opener 23, 83-60. explorers are seven-seven. drexel by the way loses. temple is just underwaynst houston. jeff. come o are "a in 2018 with one of the coldest days we have seen in a long timeve a snowy scene in the airport meteorologist adam jose your exclusive ion right back. me for a final check of the accu weather not good. >> not star on this seven day in thhat i all. o theer er one place that likes it is mountain sky six spring mountain snow borders and skiers out there, in fact, not too bad after that fresh powder, the winds have not picked up yet not as harsh as it will be so this is the best it will feel until at least tuesday. so that wind is going to set in for the next two days and will range between seven belo

that happened during watergate with james st. clair making statements about what nixon knew and didn't know. nixon hadn't been candid with his attorney either, so it's very easy for that to happen. as for dowd, you know, i think he is trying to defend his client, but he's putting words in his mouth that are very dangerous, giving him knowledge that he may or may not have had. looks like he did have it, but he didn't tweet it. we don't know the answers it to these questions. >> so many questions. i want one final question to you, tom, while i have you. this is an element of it. in the midst of all this bob mueller i wonder if he has something of a problem on his hands when it comes to his own investigators, right? you have a senior investigator, senior fbi agent lead on the clinton investigation also a lead in the trump campaign investigation that's going on, shared text messages that appeared to mock donald trump, when mueller found out about it over the summer he takes him off the case. this guy is moved to h.r. this is giving f

first james st.ttorney, then leon jaworski, special watergate prosecutor to argue his case against the president's refusal to surrender 64 tapes and documents. >> it is a strange notion that the president of the united states is the defendant and the government of the united states is the prosecutor. >> jaworski was even cheered by some in of the crowd as he entered the supreme court building. much as a roman gladiator entering the arena to do battle. >> it was a product of this peculiar moment when the u.s. government had to test the constitution to find out what limits there were on presidential power. >> if it came down to the supreme court of the united states making a decision against the president, would he obey or would he put himself in a confrontation with the supreme court? >> i don't know of anyone here or at the white house or anywhere else who knows the answer to that. this i can do, easily. i try hard to get a great shape. benefiber® healthy shape is a clear, taste-free, 100% natural da

james had a triple-double. 30-13 and 13 assists. temple hosting st. joe's. in the second half raising the bar, austin gets it to him for the slam. temple holds off st. joe's. penn visiting dayton. this one had drama. the second half penn up two. sam jones sizes up the triple. warner. the michael jordan celebration. look at him. jordan tongue wagging. he had 15. the quakers win 78-70. head coach steve donahue got the silent treatment for a bit but, hey, all love there for penn. >>> oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield has won the heisman trophy. army and philly were at a snowy lincoln financial field. army up three points. navy trying to clear a spot, kicked a 48-yard field goal for the win. this is long enough, strong enough, but just wide. no good. three passes but it came down to a kick. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. enjoy your sunday. >>> take a look at this holiday tradition in boston. the santa speedo run brought out some 1,700 scantily clad yesterday. not everyone is wearing a speedo. not that i -- but, you know. the play ball foundat

st. petersburg. a former top u.s. intelligence official, jamesithering criticism of trump, says putin, a former kgb colonel, played the president. >> i think this past weekend is illustrative of what a great case officer vladimir putin is. he knows how to handle an asset. and that's what he's doing with the president. >> reporter: analysts say, despite today's angry public rhetoric from the kremlin, flattering trump in private conversations is putin's way of trying to get trump to help him, with sanctions or other issues. >> he is able to talk to trump in a way that he views as, you know, productive or beneficial to his interests. i think almost everything he says publicly, he understands at this point, is more likely to do him harm than good. so he's very careful about it. >> reporter: now, analysts say putin's relationship with trump may not get much, if any better, after putin wins re-election in march. they say putin, at that point, is going to be struggling to keep russia's economy afloat, and he's going to be obsessed with whether to try to

james is the dean of the school of economics and political science at the university of st. gallon joining us now live. good to have you with us at this hour, james. >> good morning, george. >> let's talk about this tweet at face value. it raises more questions about what the president knew and when he knew it. looking at that tweet, what is your take on it? >> i mean, it is clear that this administration and the white house is in disarray. the president has been trying to distract our attention through a variety of measures, he's tried to focus this as a question of whether there was collusion, but it is clear that the issue that we need to be focussed on is whether or not there was obstruction of justice. and given that there are allegations of obstruction of justice, it is very surprising that the white house would come out with this tweet that suggests that the president knew that general flynn lied to the fbi before he asked director comey to go easy on him. >> the white house has described general flynn as someone who acted alone, despite the fact that he was one of the

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chief james clapper claims the diva putin is handling donald trump as an asset to the russian president thanks the u.s. lead to fish sharing intelligence that helped to full terrorist attacks in st petersburg where the grid case officer. amir putin knows he knows how to handle it and that's what he's doing with the president the words from james clapper the former director of intelligence they were in reaction to words from donald trump now recently in a speech u.s. president donald trump emphasized the importance of cooperation between the u.s. and russia and pointed out that u.s. forces and russian forces had recently collaborated and actually prevented a terrorist attack in st petersburg this is donald trump they were able to apprehend these terrorists before the event. with no loss of life and that's a great thing and the way it's supposed to work that is the way it's supposed to work important to be clear james clapper is not opposed to cooperation between the usa and russia in order to fight terrorism and such however in his remarks he said that this is a one way street and said that russia never returns the favor and cooperates with the united states well the record seems

james had a triple-double. 30-13 and 13 assists. temple hosting st. joe's.oney for cancer research as always. in the second half rose raising the bar. austin gets it to him for the slam. temple holds off st. joe's. penn visiting dayton. this one had drama. the second half penn up two. sam jones sizes up the triple. warner. the michael jordan celebration. look at him. jordan tongue wagging. 5 of 6 from three for him. he had 15. the quakers win 78-70. on his way to the locker room head coach steve donahue got the silent treatment for a bit but, hey, all love there for penn. >>> oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield has won the heisman trophy. armey and navy were in south philly at a snowy lincoln financial field. army up three points. navy trying to clear a spot, kicked a 48-yard field goal for the win. this is long enough, strong enough, but just wide. no good. three total passes in this one but it came down to a kick. army wins 13-14. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. enjoy your sunday. for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhe

james comey be proverbs 24:17. do not gloat over the misfortune of others lerks st the lord visit his anger against you. lou: . let's go to the president talking about tweeting out merry christmas. for over a year this is we had been talking about, the opportunity to talk about telling everybody merry christmas. he and the first lady did so. it's a nice feeling. you do have a sense that the country is more at liberty to be itself. i.e., a country that is christian, the judeo-christian ethic is our foundation. and he celebrated that. >> he did. and i retweeted his tweet about christmas. because it was more than just saying merry christmas. he told the story of christ that it's about mary and joseph and the baby born 2,000 years ago to bring salvation to the world. we have never had a president republican or democrat who is that bold advocating his faith. that's the reason christians love this president. i'm look forward to being with him at one of his merry christmas receptions. we were founded as a christian nation. we welcome people of no faith and all faiths, but this is a christian nation. lou: amen. pastor