villanueva all over tempo.st player in the country right now. >> i think the key is that since being a senior, he has not lost his composure. >> he just keeps making a right play. >> it is what college basketball is all about that they have it going on and it is up to the rest of us to figure it outs(l but, i think it is what college basketball is. >> reporter: yeah, villanueva has won a school record 17 straight game. good sixers news. simmons, the boot is off his broken foot is healing well and he took some shots today. this is a big step for him. >> well, i saw villanueva -- i can see that smile on his face. it is just -- it is just kind of freeze you up and now you can start doing more stuff. >> people walked out to the court. he shot free throws so that's significant to me. >> reporter: it is33ú a big ste temple had their new football coach, jeff colins, will be introduced tomorrow. i am john clark from villanueva, we'll be right back. this one is from channel islands national park. coronado. saguaro. you'

the program run by a company called tempoe is used by kmart, sears and other retail stores. here's how it works, customers must agree to lease items for 5 to 18 months during which time the product can be returned. but customers can opt to buy it for what they paid already after they shell out and additional buy out amount. consumer reports analyzed a deal on this $750 tv at kmart. after five months, you pay $624. if you choose to buy it, it will cost you a totaling more than $1,000. an 18-month lease is worse. after $2,247 plus $315 to buy it, you are paying 3 1/2 times the initial price of the tv. >> it's outrageous. >> reporter: in a statement to cop summer reports, tempoe says it's a great alternative when there is a need for customers to take home what they want. the report says it may be best to buy it outright. >> spokespeople for kmart and sears say sales people are trained to give them the agreement. and in most states, the lease to own programs also allow customers an early purchase option 5% to 10% above the retail price. >>> well, one of the hottest toys of the h

and with this highway up-tempo operations. and the intelligence gathering so you gather intelligence. so they get into a cycle of operation to exploit the intelligence and analyze. that tempo that was so industrial level with every target gave the more targets it was a virtual cycle inside the decision making part of the outcry that to make their leader's very vulnerable. >> talk about the news in the booktv -- book but you talk about officials who concluded and 2012 the obama administration was seeking to suppress intelligence on the islamic extremist threats to justify walking away from iraq or syria or afghanistan and other countries that would fall apart while he was president. talk about that. >> derek is a feeling of the chief intelligence officer of operations command whose name is up as the senior national security advisor alter ego. anc was seen as the threat from isis and others and he showed me a chart between 2004 and 2014 the number of islamic extremist groups at a time of the narrative and of the of threats going

p0p ostensibly jovial good time up—tempo pop hits.sts who lived on the edge now reaping the terrible dividends of that kind of lifestyle. what about the difference in the music industry when he and david bowie started out. and where we are now? sorry, louise. we seem to live in an age of digital music age. is that good? what will it mean for the stars of the future? people have been pondering the idea that, you know, in the future there would never be stars of the magnitude of michaeljackson and madonna and george michael and there is no way people would be mourning the death of the current crop of celebrities. i don't know if that's true because social media and the digital age has bestowed staggering celebrity upon the likes of kanye west and taylor swift and rihanna and beyonce, they are not just household swift and rihanna and beyonce, they are notjust household names, so god for bid when stars of this generation start to die off, you know, they're going to colonize the media injust as know, they're going to colonize the media in

couple who's turned their passion for food into a thriving business while staying tr ttheir roots. [ up-tempoin music plays ] all right, i'm inside, and i promise you i have some great guests right now. so i'm joined by sylvia and her husband, eduardo. >> hello. >> okay. i know we're gonna make something really tasty and yummy -- one of my favorites. we're gonna be making some guacamole -- a couple different versions. >> yes, we are. >> but, first, i want to find out a little bit more about you two 'cause you guys have an interesting story. you two grew up in mexico. >> yes. >> yeah, we're from the same town. we're from cuernavaca. and a long story short -- we moved out of cuernavaca, never thought we would end up with someone from the same town. and 14 years later, we re-met in boston, and here we are 21 years later. >> wow! >> after three kids, a few restaurants, a few guacamoles made already. >> i'll be darned. that's fantastic. so tell me why you guys got into

the program ran by tempo is used by kmart and sears and other retail stores. here's how it works. customers must agree to lease for 5 to 18 months during which time the products can be returned but customers can opt to an additional buyout amount. this lease deal on this $750 tv at kmart, after five months you'd pay $624. if you choose to buy it, it would cost you an additional $412. an 18-month lease is even worse. after $2,247 plus $315 to buy it, you'd be paying 3 1/2 times the initial price tag. >> that's equivalent to using a credit card with over 200%. it's outrageous. >> tempo says it's a great alternative when there is a need for the customer to take home what they need. consumer reports says it's likely best to steer clear. >> now, kmart and sears says their people are trained to explain the leasing terms. you should also get a copy of the agreement that you sign. customers an early purchase option at 5 or 10% above the retail price. >>> people all over the country are thinking about carrie fisher this morning. she had a heart attack last week and died yesterday. her co-w

the program run by a company called tempoe is used by retail stores. here's how it works. customers must agree to lease items for 5 to 18 months during which time the product can be returned. but customers can opt to buy it for what they paid already. it targets with poor credit to leave the store that it day. at kmart. after five months, you'd pay if you choose to buy it, wo t would cosu $1,000. an 18-month lease is even worse. after $2,247 plus $315 to buy it you'd be paying three and a halftimes the initial price tag. >> that's the equivalent of using a credit card with an interest rate of 200%. it's outrageous. >> in a statement to consumer reports, tempoe says it's a fwraet alternative when there's a need for the customer to take home what they want. >> salespeople are trained to explain the leasing terms and conditions ask are given a copy of the agreement when they leave the store. >>> now that christmas is ove taking the tree down. that's because dry trees can become a fire hazard and burn faster than a newspaper. but if you want to keep it up a little longer, it's

the program ran by tempo is used by kmart and sears and other retail stores. here is how it works, customers must agree to lease items for 5 to 18 months during which times the products can be turned. >> they target people with little or no cash but can leave the store that day with the merchandise. >> the lease deal on this $750 tv at kx mart. you pay 624 after five months and if you choose to buy it it costs an additional $412 totalling more than $1,000. and you pay three and a half times the initial price tag. >> that is a credit card with interest rate of more than 200%. >> in a statement tempo says it's a great alternative when there is a need for the customer to take home what they want the consumer reports says it may be better to steer clear. >> kmart and sears say that sales people are trained to explain the program. in most states the lease to own program allow them an early purchase program at 5% to 10% above the purchase price. >>> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 today. for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff

.>>> this tempo teenager's family is finally getting answers his murder nearly 2 years after his death. police just arresting reginald bowman for shooting and killing an 18-year-old last january. officers revealing dna evidence tying bowman to the crime. a tip said that bowman plan to sell him a gun and then robbed him during the meetup. >>> the search is on for a driver who hit a 13-year-old troopers say it happened at 28 street along haines road north just off i-to 75. she was riding her bike on the sidewalk and the truck that hit her this one, a black toyota tacoma so please look out for her, she will be okay. as for this too, here are the details it has tinted windows, chrome bumpers and decals on the rear window. >>> by could know how polk county is planning to improve a street where a 17-year-old boy died earlier this year. cruise heaven -- installed a streetlight at the intersection where a boy was hit and killed as he ran to catch his school bus. you can see the results of the traffic study done for yourself road. >>> now, the most accurate weather team in florida, abc action w

in the bronx where great man, gone gone but not out of mind the bronx historical society and a greg tempodgar allen poll, check their website. >> the time has come we are going inside, it is is my first lesson. wish me luck. >> it's nice to meet you. >> for some reason i thought that it was a brilliant idea to try skiing for the very first time just days before my birthday and my big trip to mexico. >> were going to take you in the shop where will suit you up and get you ready. you're going to look like a pro. hopefully we can gay scheme like a pro. >> close make this skier. >> i think you so my line. >> side dish the gear and he took me to get my jacket, my pants, and i traded in my glasses were cool player of goggle. >> this is the most intense process ever. kind of feel like cinderella. >> really take my first wrote down. >> organ first teach you how to walk in before we go down. >> after some warm-ups and training i was ready to hit the slow. he told me that if i can successfully hit a couple of ski turns down the slope i can make it all the way. >> unfortunately due to some technical

win -- one facet the day this incredible, high uptempo -- tempo of operations and that is because they turned the usual intelligence gathering equation on its head. usually intelligence gathering informs operations so you gather intelligence to do operations. they were -- had gotten into this cycle of operations, called f3fa, find, finish, exploit, and analyze. and they -- that got the tempo of that was so industrial level that they start -- every target they fell in on gave them more targets, and just reached a virtual cycle and they were gettinged in the decisionmaking loop of al qaeda in a way that made their leaders very vulnerable. >> let's talk about there's some news in the book, and it's without controversy. >> oh, good. >> but it's -- it's fascinating. in the book you talk about various characteristic officials, namely general flynn, who concluded in 2012 that the obama administration was seeking to suppress intelligence on islamic extremist threats in order to justify walking away from iraq, syria, afghanistan, and other countries that had fallen apart while he was president.

. >> he is playing good hockey and they are a high tempo team and smart team. i think they have been playing good hockey we for sure have to be ready. >>> the sixers are facing the pelicans. joel embiid will play. >>> the charter panthers left for hershey this morning forhehy face eerie cathedral prep fort four class a final they are both a perfect 13-0. highlights at 11:00. >>> cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. >>> coldest weather of season on our doorstep. >> and we could get colder weather by the end of next week. here we go. >> colder and then colder. >> it's that time of year it happens. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that arctic front is blowing through right now but as expected, no moisture with this, but plentyyou'll feel it tomorr. this is future tracker 6 showing the windchill tomorrow morn agent 7:00 philadelphia 20 and trenton 17 and allentown 19 and lancaster 15 degre the windchil degrees, you'll want to bundle up tomorrow morning. it looks like temperatures are stuck in the 30s not just tomorrow

play an up tempo offense. a tall task for west field at their place tomorrow. >> west field was the state champion last year and beat us in the second round of the playoffs that's understandable. this year making it this far is unbelievable. >> you can feel the energy here with even the people that don't play football, just as fans. >> i think once you believe in yourself and you believe you can go out individual battles then you play even that much harder because you're not concerned about the what ifs. you know what can happen if you do your best and that's what we try and focus on. >> just the fact that it's a winner go home game makes it that much more special. >>> one of the better stories in college football this season just up the road in annapolis where 9-2 navy plays in their first ever conference title game against temple tomorrow. did you know that in november the points a game? they do what navy does, attacking the ground game. a big advantage, they play at their home turf tomorrow. >> playing at h

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the pounding tempo rising from this prairie is the heartbeat of a great nation forever seeking a new of the japanese attack on pearl harbor, and this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, we are featuring programs remembering that day. sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern, the u.s. army, directed by frank capra, "know your enemy -- japan," or trace japan as determined to rule the world through military conquest. >> the rest of the world would fall, and the japs would have command. >> just after 5:00, survivors from the uss arizona, where 1177 crewmen were killed, recalling what they witnessed on that day. at six clark eastern -- -- 6:00 eastern -- >> the missouri was commissioned in 1944. she is often remembered for one event, the surrender of japan at tokyo bay. >> we will tour pearl harbor memorial sites on the island of oahu. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to cspan.org. we

michele: to internal communication, we've learned his approaching his office with a tempo in terms of the security briefings he receives. he wouldat this point receive daily security briefings. he does it once a week? hearing, what we're once a week. very unusual. you would assume if you have this miraculous intelligence, this information, the great apparatus of the gather, yous can would want to see it, especially when it was a new thing. want as muchinly as possible. when you're going to be commander-in-chief and unstable,g a very fluid, dangerous world, and you in't have a background government or foreign policy, you presumably would want to use many arertunity, as encouraging him to do, to learn up, get the vernacular and to understand how things work, get the feel for it. and he doesn't seem to want to fits in with this larger concern which is, does trump really understand -- you talked about the weight he seems feel on his shoulders. but does he yet really grasp what it means to be commander-in-chief and have -- be at the helm of the greatest country in the world, strongest the

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if we buy it, tempo says this is a great alternative when there's a need for the customer to take homehat they want. similar reports say to steer clear. >> spokespeople said the sales should also be given an agreement of what they sign. the lease to own programs are popular this year. >>> and apple wants you to keep up with your navigation. they want to this -- >>> you have may have spent your >> watch your mouth. the social media exploded of people trying to play the game. >> to get the videos and the posts and sit down and watch them. you can see people loving until the end. >> and the couple hosts their game will become a stain standard. >>> and who is president-elect donald trump supposed to meet with today? >>> and we continue to the death of a yoga instructor and acess. tr >>> now on "news4 today," no stranger to authorities. what we're learning about the man accused of killing a beloved yoga teacher as a vigil turns into a tribute of >>> and we have more details on this mobile home and who could soon go to court. >>> the princess is gone. there will be nobody like her ever again

>> three very civil people here. >> this is the beginning. >> the tempo of the tweet. >> the tempo of the tweet. look, i choose to be hopeful based on the tenor that trump struck in his victory speech where he focused on veterans and infrastructure, period. and i choose to be optimistic about the number of his more outrageous, outlandish or offensive proposals from the campaign that he has already stepped back from. i have no illusion that i'm going to agree with many of his cabinet nominees, with his agenda, or his priorities, but to the point just made a few minutes ago that 90% of this audience is genuinely scared of him as president, i think a number of the more outlandish things said in the campaign are going to be put aside, partly by senators working together to say, hang on a minute, we're not going to suddenly have a bromance with putin and set aside decades of alliance with n.a.t.o. we're not going to ignore the illegal annexation of crimea and occupation -- >> lindsey graham has sent signals -- >> they've been very forceful. >> that's another factor which is a number of rep

. ♪ and when the tempo of invasion mounted, the russians did not hesitate to burn their crops and their. they would find neither food nor shelter. factories worked day and night, for the russians knew this was a war of machines. entire plants were moved east, complete with workers. weapons of war poured out of the se factories, and the germans, as well as the rest of the world, discovered the russians had tanks to meet tanks and planes to meet planes. the russians retreated, but not without inflicting sizable casualties. ♪ narrator: german prisoners, captured, seem shocked with the ruthless opposition they encountered. it had been different in france. winter found the russian army still intact. german casualties mounted until they were counted in the millions. hitler's armies were not hitler's armies were not smashed in the campaign. hitler's was to meet new russian .rmies and new machines the japanese when a series of spectacular victories in the pacific. under general douglas macarthur, american and filipino forces fought a fabulous delaying action in the philippines. manila was decla

and when the tempo of invasion mounted, the russians did not hesitate to burn their crops and their homesneither food nor shelter. factories worked day and night, for the russians knew this was the war of machines. entire plants or moved east, complete with workers. weapons of war poured out of the factories, and the germans as well as the rest of the world, discovered the russians had tanks to meet tanks and planes the russians retreated but not without inflicting sizable casualties. ♪ narrator: german prisoners captured seem shocked with the ruthless opposition they encountered. they found the russian army still intact. german casualties mounted until the recounted in the millions. as the snows melted, hepler was was to meet new russian armies and machines. we were not sufficiently on the alert. the japanese won a series of spectacular victories in the pacific. under douglas macarthur, filipino forces fought actions in the philippines. manila was found even though was declared an open city. there was an impossible sense of reinforcement. [sirens] narrator: general macarthur establishes

. >> up tempo practice and eight times since the game. but making plays and we notice the last go around for us seniors to be around the younger guys and go out and have fun and believe in one another. >> and temple is looking for the first 11 year winning season in the school's history. >> thank you. >>> the childrens hospital of philadelphia celebrated the holiday with red, green and orange. today flyer players including brayden schenn and the santa orange clad player surprised the patients with holiday gifts. they played a round of bingo and made arts and crafts. >>> it was a big day for the south work elementary school. mayor jim kenney visited the school for the first partner events presentation, they recognize organizations that supply high quality after school programs to students. and he learned about the cet program and the new keys of inspiration music program. 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 sle

as bill increased the term -- tempo of hits attacks on the conservative right, newspapers began dropping mauldin's cartoons. united features syndicates scolded bill that if he wanted to save his career and cans -- cartoons he would have to strateden up, clean up his act and drop the offensive politics. p such talk only raised bill's hackles and changed his occasional political cament -- commentary in an ongoing act of defiance. by february 1946 he was losing papers at a record rate, one a day. united feet -- features tried anything and everything to get bill to moderate his messages, but nothing worked. finally to stop the hemorrhaging. editors resorted to his contract's small print which permitted them to censor bill's drawings and captions as they saw fit. they went to work immediate hi redacting offending words, names, and phrases. soon the syndicate was making wholesale changes that altered the entire meanings of his cartoons. i've just selected two here to give you an example. here's one, the top caption is mauldin's original. >> the syndicate didn't like it and xed that out and rew

. >> the traditional irish jig music with its toe-tapping, hand-clapping tempo is always a welcome soundish home at christmas. for ambassador anderson's guests, many irish americans, colleagin world and friends, the music is welcome and uplifting entertainment. and this season she also loves the song from home. ♪ as we gather in the chapel here ♪ ♪ in old kilmaden town. >> this famous tenor says the irish cherish their folk songs and love to sing and dance. >> in ireland, they have suffered for years, to get themselves out of those troubles and hard times they've sung, they've danced, they've played music. that what has carried them through all the years. >> it's a spirit that's contagious, especially through the music. >> and there are always the traditional carols sung at christmas. ♪ ♪ >> i have to say we love to use the irish for most people in ireland, our vernacular, the irish language, we always get a bit nostalgic around christmas. >> how do you say merry christmas in irish? >> i'm delighted to teach you, it's -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> merry christmas. ♪ ♪ >>> christmas

the general tempo, flow. we drive over to oakland from the other side of the tunnel you will see a lot of slow traffic and 24 and 580 at the bay bridge toll plaza. you see how this looks normal. it is not. it is low because we had a stalled vehicle on the bridge a while ago. had to slow their metering lights down. after that happens there is no way for traffic to catch up with this much volume. westbound 580 is slow coming off the ultimate past. we also have a lot of slow traffic in the south. 648 -- 6:40 let's go to steve . >> we do have mostly cloudy skies, drizzle light rain in there. a southeast breeze is beginning to pick up a little bit. high wind watches have been posted for tomorrow. they start in the morning in the north bay. a lot of cloud cover. tomorrow patient forecast is bob dylan weather. it is true, a hard rain is going to fall. the front can have very intense rainfall rates. the good folks -- folks of california highway patrol in marin county, it is getting ready for wet morning commute with

issues including the impact of deployment on their kids, stability, and operational tempo. blue star families says the defense department has to do a better job of incorporating families into its current thinking. >> 40 years ago, service members were single. they weren't married. when they were, the spouses didn't work. we were in a cold war. people did not deploy. now we're deploying constantly. we're an educated force with educated spouses. we have families. we need a structure that suits less than half of military spouses are employed. and about 42% have experienced the absence of their service member in just the last year and a half alone. if you need help coping with the stresses of life, military or otherwise, news 4 can help. visit nbcwashington.com and search changing minds to find help and resources. >> it is shocking news from the centers for disease control. he than gun violence. new information tells us nearly 13,000 heroin-related deaths took place last year. a slightly larger number than that of gun murders. just eight years ago, gun murders outnumbers heroin

. >> reporter: what's the operational tempo? >> it's incredibly high. >> reporter: fox news went behind the scenes with her, who first woman to hold the job at a time when the command says 7500 special operations forces are deployed to 97 countries. have you met with the transition team? >> yes. i have. my recommendation is always try to take as clear-eyed a look at the situation as we can. assess the risks. >> reporter: like the russian backed cyber militias who u.s. officials say interfered with the 2016 election cycle. >> if you look back over last decade or two, i think you can see a general trend in russia being more aggressive. >> reporter: isis uses information warfare to recruit. this week confirmation that two operatives behind the november 2015 paris massacre were dead. >> our coalition is reaching to eliminate leaders with the focus on those planning or plotting against our homeland and our partners. >> reporter: the mission goes beyond targeting. in mosul they are training and advising iraqi troops. >> that's the onl

it has got up tempo, dimension, and we have a few vices.t, due it, with them. >> and, last week, saturday in vegas man, they have a heck of a room at the mirage and they sang every record, they sing years ago and they really representing the city. they have p philly sweat shirts. they really did you guys road. >> pretty cool. >> about the new addition movie. we are all excited about it. it is finally coming up. >> did you have to sign off on it. >> yes, absolutely. >> it actually took eight years to finally sign off on the hoff i and then took last two years for everybody to put it together but it is amazing good who was the last one to sign. >> bobby. >> yes. >> what i love when we see these movies, some of the things we wanted to know, inside stuff. you revealed some things. >> yes, you will be very advised who you thought was most crazy one and it turns out to be someone else but we pull back the curtain. >> i'm not saying anything. >> but, it is a little close to emotions. there is happy homes, sad moments where you tiehl, you get angry

that would set the tempo for the off season.learly for the philadelphia eagles this is a big game. and i don't ce what the cowboy hey play sac dak prescott and ezekial elliott for 70's naps or one snap. it's a big game. they have to show up and play well. >> all right. saint joe's lasalle and penn in action tonig big one is tomorrow, number one ranked villanova they'll have their hands full on the road rad creighton. >> i just know any time we've got out there that place is crazy. it's one of the toughest environments in college basketball and they're undefeated they're playing as well as anybody in the country so it's going to be a tough game. >> tough game tonight for the flyers, too. they're in san jose where they have won only once in the last 15 years. yeah, once. that is it. flyers will be without rookie travis konecny he's benched a as learning experience. flyers blue a last lead but sixers trying to do the same tonight in denver after getting blown out in the fourth quarter in utah sixers had the lead going into the four

it is a pretty good tempo. general lee, he made nomy reply. was talking about was the fact that since itç doesn't hold, they need to march up to the battlefield to save the day. they can't try to make a counter attack andu! can't preplan it. so now longstreet who is marching to the field is going to start hearing sounds. he's been mar"bñing cross county to get to the field, which is going to be the first area of action on the battlefield for the corps. his men will arrive in mid zv sector. this is the orange plank road today. this is known as the widow tapped zvfield. who owned the el wood plantation. she'll eventually buy this small portion of the battlefield in october of 1891. these folks are what we consider at times the epitome of poor white trash. they're really almost hill billys. this iszv their ymhouse. it's going to survive, four years old at the time of the battle. this year is ralph, he is one of the early parked historians and he's going to meet and he has some fantastic stories that i cannot tell you on televisionv: about ymher.

that got, the tempo of that was so industrial level that they start, every target that they fill in on gave the more targets, and just reached a virtual cycle. they were getting inside the decision-making loop of al-qaeda in the way that made their leaders are very vulnerable. >> let's talk about, there's some news in the book and is not without controversy. >> good. >> and it's fascinating. in the book you talk about officials, namely general flynn who conclude in 2012 at the obama administration was seeking to suppress intelligence on islamic extremist threats in order to justify walking away from iraq, syria, afghanistan and other countries that have fallen apart while he was president. tell us about that spirit that's what of the central tensions i talked about earlier. there was this feeling amongst, and flynn was the chief intelligence officer in iraq and afghanistan so he was very close to the fight. >> flynnflynn, whose name is upr several jobs in -- >> he isn't all-caps\all caps senior national security advisor, alter ego, if you will. so he was a defense intelligene agency he

i also agree with this tempo of the market which says those stocks haven't done anything in a couple of days. maybe we can get an upgrader. maybe someone can push them. maybe the dollar is no longer going as high. these are tails. >> you called out some of the downgraders this morning. >> why can't they get on board? what is it with them? >> they're nier row thinkers. they follow their sector. that's it. it's tunnel vision. they want to make headlines. i would say one thing, though, you got to buy protection. prengz is so cheap. you look at it as an insurance policy. in case you're wondering, how long this rally could last, let's bring in the biggest bull on the street. his name is craig johnson. he is the technical market strategist at piper jaffray joining us live from minneapolis. welcome back. >> thanks for having me on. >> it's good to have you. you have 23.50 as your s&p target assuming that you have -- >> you continue to think that this market has legs. this under rotation is a sign of health in the market. it always has been. you continue to see this market rotate, you'll see

and new york city pd is probably the best in the world in turning out officers who understand the tempo dynamic of the event but as you said, there are lots of lessons to be learned from around the world to what type of attacks could be thought about for this year. >> and we noticed as our report noticed and separate fenced off areas which we called pens. what does that tell us about the biggest vulnerability of these kinds of events? >> well, you really try to take off the table is a truck attack, a vehicle born improvise and explosive device and that's why you don't have parked cars anywhere near this area itself and have a lot of technology deployed. tv cameras. you also have the old fashioned undercover officers. the individual standing next to you might not in fact be a new year's eve reveler but office of the pd and tremendous coordination with other assets and what you also need is intelligence. folks from outside looking what's gone on before the event and of course, folks inside. >> and tell us more about these truck attacks because we have seen them take place in europe. we se

intention interest in this end of year press conference than there would be in other years because of the tempot's continue our discussion with two of our best. andrea mitchell is in washington, d.c. our chief foreign affairs correspondent. and katy tur who covered the trump campaign from start to present day is with us in new york. andrea, to you, beginning with what hillary clinton did and said last night in new york. and why it's jermai -- germane the lead up discussion. >> this is audio the "new york times" obtained from an event in midtown manhattan last night at the plaza hotel with donors and supporters, democratic supporters and as part of the thank you to them she went into this. we verified that this is authentic. let's watch. >> this is something every american should be worried about. >> no kidding! [ applause ] >> you know, we have to recognize that as the latest reports made clear, vladimir putin himself directed the covert cyber attacks against our electoral system, against our democracy, apparently because he has a personal beef against me. >> now, it's very interesting she spok

. >> reporter: tennis star venus williams and hip-hop producer appear in these new up tempo ads for almond and soy milk part of an industry of plant- based products described as milk substitutes. they generated $1.4 billion this year. and they grew 54% over the last five years in the u.s. >> real milk has eight times more protein than almond milk. >> reporter: milk sales are down 11% over the last year. now they are fighting back. >> we have seen a drop-off in, um, consumption of dairy products. and also, we have seen a significant price drop. >> reporter: patty leonard's family has been farming in northern virginia for almost a century. she milks her cows twice daily and says nondairy milk products are successful because they're misleading. >> they are using the good name and the good qualities and the standard of milk to share their products. what makes it all the more important that we have a clear definition and a clear standard so that our consumers have a clear understanding of what they are purchasing and there's no confusion. >> reporter: 32 congressmen from dairy producing states

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we stopped doing it back in about 2009 largely due to the tempo of what was going on. so, we are trying to get restarted. they agree and we agree that this is something we ought to investigate. so we are. we are looking for those types of opportunities where we can capitalize. moderator: before we get to the arabian peninsula -- by the way, i didn't have most of the fun with this format. i did to ask most of the questions to start. however, please still prepare your questions in addition to the ones that i have here. as we think about one more country in that neck of the woods -- i note libya is not under your command, but in picking all about egypt you are 18 -- thinking about egypt, i know you are icky key observer of what is going on in libya. that howany advice well is european command working together on libya? is the system more or less working? you have any thoughts there to share? gen. votel: i think you are hitting on an important point. we have a tendency to think a little more globally. i do not mean that as a critique of any of my partners out there. approa

cooperation in the region, we stopped doing it back in about 2009 time frame, largely due to the up tempo of what's going on and we've been challenged to get it started. but they agree and we agree that this is something we ought to -- we ought to investigate and so we are. we're looking for those types of communities where we can capitalize. >> now, i know that, again, before i get to the arabian peninsula -- by the way, the format here, i get to have most of the fun, chris told me i should ask questions for the first 30 minutes, 45 minutes and we will involve you in the last 20. please be preparing your questions in addition to those i try to cover here. as we think about one more country in that general neck of the woods, i know that libya is not within your command. however, obviously thinking a lot about egypt you are a key observer and participant in all things libya i'm sure. so as a new administration prepares to come in in washington is there any advice that you would -- if you were asked, for example, how well are centcom and european command working together on the libya proble

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warships forward in singapore by 2018 without proven combat capability and to maintain a deployment tempo more than twice that of destroyers is a recipe for more wasted taxpayer dollars. although the lcs will deliver some capability the nation still need to capable small surface combatant that addresses the lcs 's critical shortfalls including the ability to attack surface ships with multiple missile salvos defend noncombatant ships from nearby noncombatant ships from air missile threats conduct long duration missions including submarines without frequent fueling an exhibit robust survivability characteristics. the recently concluded lcs review was long overdue and it yielded from missing initiatives. i am concerned of several critical assumptions of the program are not challenged including excessive operational availability goals and sufficient in-house technical support were lcs unexamined manpower requirements and transitioning to a new small surface combatant. forcelli the department defenses curtailing the lcs program and down selecting to a single shared design. given the cost overr