jennifer titus, 10news wtsp. >> i am just angry right now. whether will it stop? because now i have to tell you about another case of keyboard bullies. this is disgusting. this is grayson smith. he is 3 years old. three. he is too young to know what his parents know and what we know about the internet trolls, turned his pictures into nasty memes. those memes are so nasty, i cannot bring myself to show them to you. aside from the fact that he is 3 years old, grayson has more than half a dozen rare and serious diseases. doctors didn't give him a week to live when he was born. he has now been through 24 brain surgeries and despite his size, he is a preschooler with a big personality. grayson's parents keep family and friends updated on facebook page. this facebook page right here called grayson's story. that's probably where the people found his pictures and turned them into trash. we are not showing out meme but listen to the caption under his picture. that face you make when your parents are actually cousins. you're disgusted. i am disgust the. you say this is part

titus of nevada. ms. titus: thank you very much, congressman o'rourke, and thank you, congresswoman lee, for yielding. you are too kind in your compliments -- compliments. i give them right back to you. we've worked together on many things, including veterans and public lands and now this very pressing issue of what we can do to protect our dreamers. since the election, my office has just been deluged by phone calls. phone calls from the daca recipients, those we call dreamers, from their friends, from their families. they are afraid, you can just hear the fear in their voice. and they're just calling to ask questions. will i be deported? will my friends be deported? will my family be separated? will i lose my house? will i lose my job? will i lose my scholarship? should i apply for daca? should i apply to renew daca or should i just keep my head down and hope that they don't notice that i'm here? it just tears your heart out. and that's one of the reasons that in my district in las vegas we held a round

titus: thank you. i thank the acting ranking member for recognizing me and all the important work he's done on this bill. i rise today in support of h.r. 6416, which includes a number of provisions offered by my colleagues on the committee and beyond to help our veterans. it actually includes two measures that i authored, one requires the g.a.o. to conduct a study to find out the causes of underperforming b.b.a. regional -- v.v.a. regional offices. the other extends authorization for g.m.e. slots at the v.a. this is a provision that will be especially valuable to unlv's brand new medical school which is hosting its inaugural class this fall. unfortunately, however, the bill fails to address a major priority of both the v.a. and veterans themselves. and that's reforming the broken appeals process. right now there are 470,000 appeals languishing somewhere in the v.a. system. veterans have to wait two to three years for them to be resolved as these cases churn through the process that congress hasn't upda

and that's something titus fisher was determined to see not happen to his own children.p them avoid a future of gang-banging. >> i've seen my son getting ready to start when he was only 14. so, i hurried up and got him out of there. that's another reason i moved out here. when we moved out here, i said, you can be whatever you want to be. you know what i mean? now he's straight-as. he hasn't got a "b" in, like, three years. he's straight-as. he's on the football team. star football player. so, he's on his way to do something. you know what i mean? >> thompson also has three children. but their future seems less certain. >> i had a son. he go bang what daddy bang. >> really, is that what you want for him? >> he'll have the same life. but if he choose the other way, hey, go ahead. >> for you it's not a negative for him to spend a lot of time in prison, for your son? it's not a negative for you? >> nah. >> in another context, in another environment, it might be a parent saying to their child, if you don't end up being a doctor, i'll still love you. with dooker, it was like

--lso have both the titus titus and my ears run. i can't hear on one side. my feet are swollen, and i have terrible dysentery. but after all that, my morale is good." she's 57 years old. "it is a miracle i am not dead. and to think i will see you soon. no time for more. kisses. your sister." so toquette jackson survived, but she didn't know if her husband and her son, who had been deported to the third reich, if they had survived. this is philip in the summer of 1945. he did survive, but he did not know that his mother had lived. i'm going to read you one more short section from here. philip found himself on may 4, 1945, a prison ship in the baltic. there were three near new beck over 3000ontained concentration camp survivors. around 10,000 men had been taken from a work camp and philip had been among them, with his father. on the fourth of may, they decided they would sink any ship afloat in the baltic and that is what we did, killing over 12,000 people on the fourth of may, 1945. three days from the end of the war. sink every ship that floated in the balti

. >> reporter: across the bay shannon titus grieves the loss of two friends. she doesn't feel ready to talk about them. she wants to get to the root of the tragedy. >> people are just trying to find a space to live where they can live affordable and where they can express themselves and do their art that's affordable for them. i think a lot of people have taken a lot of risks in order to just be together. >> reporter: both of these women worry ghost ship will happen again. they say artists in san francisco are so marginalized there's few safe places to go. they want justice and swift change. >> there's a sense of people starting to become angry and trying to figure out where does the responsibility lie? >> to make our lawmakers value the arts and value our artists and start giving back to the people that give us so much and that make san francisco, oakland and the whole bay area an amazing place. those de at the ti >> there are still 50 people unaccounted for or missing, but the sheriff's office does not believe most of those people were inside at the time of

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. >> the target store in warrington partnered with the kids from nearby titus elementary school to help make the shopping spree happen. it's about coming together. it's about communities, you said. >> mm-hmm. >>> this holiday season, help us share the stories of people who you know who are sharing kindness. >> this is really cool. nbc 10 and the "today" show are looking for people to feature, because we want to give them a shout-out, in the second annual #sharekindness campaign. the goal is to inspire 1 million acts of kindness through the holiday season, and we want you to get involved. follow #sharekindness on facebook and also use the hashtag on instagram or twitter to help us know about 1347b you know who is sharing kindness. >>> season 11 of "the voice" is now over and we have a winner. >> sundance head! >> sundance head is this season's champion. the houston native took home the title with his original song "darling don't go," which is now the top song on itunes. he's with team blake. it's team blake's fifth win on the show. i had team adam last night. >> a shocker, huh? >> for me

. >> the target store in warrington partnered with kids from nearby titus elementary school to help make shopping spree happen. >> it's about community. i love that. >>> this holiday season, help us share the stories of people that you know are sharing kindness. >> we know that a lot of people are sharing kindness and nbc today and the "today" show are looking for people to feature in the second annual #sharekindness campaign. the goal is to inspire 1 million acts of kindness through the holiday season, and we'd love for you to get involved. follow #sharekindness on facebook. you can also use the hashtag on instagram or twitter. bottom line, let us know about someone that you know about sharing kindness, because we want to feature them and give them a little shout-out. >> this is what the season is all about. >>> now for more of the stories we're following right now on nbc 10 news at 5:00 a.m. -- >>> facing a judge again. today, bill cosby and his legal team continue their fight to prevent more than a dozen accusers from testifying at his sex abuse trial. >>> under the cover of darkness.

he went to saint titus for elementary school but there was also the time he stole a christmas ornamentff the tree of a library. they found out and the belt came out. with a couple of my buddies we were on a cement cul-de-sac. finally they did get it out and firemen came. so my dad is having dinner and they said what happened to the woods. [laughter] that was it. this is the worst one i ever got. i don't think that i smoked this in the. the safest place next into the parameter is a sports. it is a perfect fit. officials announced they stole the first homerun. after a few walks they made him switch positions then they took his place, too. another time he would go on, drop a ball in center field, chased him out of the stadium, john defense before they got home. it was bad, he said. i never felt like i was doing anything wrong. i and others didn't feel the way that i felt that i had a ton of vision. i didn't ever expect to lose. that's why losing wasn't so hard. i was a new attitude by the time he entered high school and 53. just had their first taste of football glory and the basketball t

. >>> titus burgess is my co-host filling in for al. dr.bits we all want to start up. >>> we've got more illusions. >>> good morning. i'm pamela osborne. your time now is 8:56. right to your first alert neighborhood forecast with meteorologist krystal klei. >> hi, pamela. we're looking at temperatures slowly starting to climb up. we're at 37 degrees in philadelphia. live camera view showing off the clouds we expect to blanket. cloudy across the board. temperatures right now just above freezing in the suburbs and at 35 degrees in new jersey. take a look an update to the lehigh valley 32 degrees and delaware at 38. the concern for freezing rain as precipitation starts to move in is dropping, more than likely isolated showers. there's a look at your radar and satellite moving over central p.a. now but it will be headed our direction. >>> let's get a traffic check with francesca ruscio. how is it looking out there? >> we're over in centre city watching the vine tree expressway, so far doing good, travel speeds in the 50s and 60s and we're looki

. >> paul brings with him titus, an uncircumcised greek, and he's a symbol of the gospel he's preacheding him there to say to everyone, what are you going to do about this? >> the only thing that counts is faith. >> when we read the acts of the apostles, it's quite clear that there's tension, and there's especially tension between james and paul. >> so if you were jesus' brother and this upstart came along preaching and teaching a different message from the one that you had learned from your brother, i imagine he would have felt immense frustration. >> what the council are witnessing is the birth of early christianity. >> the process by which christianity and judaism become two different things is a process that takes centuries. that said, in my opinion, paul's decision is a critically important moment in that division. >> jews or greeks. slaves or free. >> paul believes you really need to go out there and spread the message if your legacy's going to be protected. >> listen to me. >> james is a tora true jew, and he apparently got along just fine with the jewish authorities, but this j

. >> he brings with him titus an uncircumsized greek. he's saying what are you going to do about this. >> when we read the acts it's quite clear that there's tension and there's especially tension between james and paul. so if you were jesus's brother and he came along preaching and teaching a different message from the one that you learned from your brother, i imagine you would have felt immense frustration. >> what the counselor witnessed is the birth of early christianity. >> the process by which christianity and judaism become two different things is a process that takes centuries. in my opinion, paul's decision is a critically important moment in that division. >> paul clearly believes you really need to go out there and spread the message if your legacies are going to be protected. >> listen to me, james is a true jew and he got along apparently just fine with the jewish authority but this jewish following of jesus had really taken on a life of its own. it wasn't just another sect of >> james eventually sides with paul. this decisi

titus and myf the ears run. i can't hear on one side. my feet are swollen, and i have terrible this entry. she's 57 years old. , my morale isthat good. it is a miracle i am not dead. and to think i will see you soon. no time for more. kisses. your sister. jackson survived, but she didn't know if her husband and her son, who had been deported to the third reich, if they had survived. this is philip in the summer of 1945. he did survive, but he did not know that his mother had lived. moreoing to read you one short section from here. philip found himself on fourth, 1945, may 4, philip had been among workmen with his father. they decided they were going to sink any ship that was a float on the baltic. that's exec we what we did. we killed over 12,000 people -- and that's exactly what we did. we killed over 12,000 people and .ank every ship in the baltic philip managed to somehow miraculously survived her and he was one of 200 people of over 2000. but his father was drowned. he was liberated by the british. --the summer of 19 for five in 1945

constantly breaking the rules seeking out mischief, taking out beatings in return, he went to saint titusment physical, served as an alter boy but also the time he stole a christmas ornament from the tree of a nearby library. he been to buddy over the i. blood, six stitches, the nuns found out, it came out. tomatoes thrown at houses, garbage cans turned over, big mike always found out. nearly burned the wood down. my dad spoke lucky, and a couple of my eddies in a cement cul-de-sac, would all over, we were sitting there. smoked lucky strikes when 7 years old and didier so there goes the woods and there go the woods are not the weeds. the wind is blowing, finally did get it out, firemen came. we were sitting there having dinner, looks up and says what happened to the woods? i don't know. that was funny. my mother said ask your son. charlotte ditka is a great character. i got my ass whipped. that was the worst one i ever got. ditka paused. i did smoke cigars. the safest place for such a soul, leaving a bit of mayhem into the comfort of defined parameters was a perfect fit. anything that a s

>> has a great question, titus family, because college isn't cheap. you know, that of course. best advice it is to start now and a good way to do is that is through a 529 savings plan which allows you to grow your college savings money without paying any taxes on the money you're earning and this is a great thing especially around the holidays, a little late for that and coming up on birthdays because anyone can contribute, parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents and rather than get a gift that you'll use for 15 minutes and then forget about, ask them to put some money in your 529 plan and maybe that will help them pay for 15 minutes of college or something. >> make it 10. >> that's the rate. >> so expensive. >>> staying with our financing college theme here, michael. radha asked what's the best way to waive your student loans? my loans are really high and i'm going nobody a lot of debt. >> oh, yeah, you'll be in debt for a long time. that's the american system now. it's hard to get out from under that student debt, but there are a couple of options out there, but they don't happ

and again the idea that one of the corridors of hamlet survives into copies and titus only in one.a very thin thread. >> this is a fantastic book. i encourage everyone to read it, even if they're not shakespearean scholars. i had to say i went to amherst so it's nice to read about an alarm by thoughts of what is going to ask spirit than he also saw the name pratt all over the place. pratt hall all over. >> very generous. the question unscrewed ask is about the writing. because i think it's incredibly well structured and balanced and you keep things moving all the time..ti how did you decide not to sort d of get sucked in perhaps to all the discussion about standard oil and his work of there? it really keeps the focus on folger. it's really a personal kind of book. >> listen to him. [laughter] first you are giving me credit that is not due because i did write a lot about the standard oil company.d it's just that ended up in a footnote. because more than one, there's a very, very long footnote about the standard oil company, and in particular what most people know of the standard oil

going around what is known as the posse, titus act. respondingg, with fear is not going to help. responding with clarity is. amy: i want to bring in baher azmy. you have long been dealing with guantanamo, representing prisoners there since 2002. what did general -- whatever general kelly's position? >> in general, i think the have someone in charge of the largest civilian agency in the united states who not only defended by further distorted one of the most grotesque extralegal practices in american history in guantanamo is really, frankly, chilling. once more, during his time there, it is fairly well-documented on record that he attempteded to undermine his officials in guantanamo, sabotage president obama's efforts to transfer detainees forced of amy: what evidence do you have? >> there's a compelling reuters report that demonstrates open hostility to state department efforts to match detainees with foreign countries in a case involving one of our own clients, a longtime hunger striker, at a foreign delegation was interested in meeti

titus his experience with that law and of the controversy surrounding it, how does i guide him in a future encounter with this kind of legislation or issues in the white house? >> despite the fact that he was willing to sign a fix to the law, he never moderated his initial position on that issue. he has been a rock conservative from day one. i cannot imagine that changing in the white house. i think one of the reasons donald trump chosen is because even the a social conservative. i think you will see him be that voice and encouraging trump who may not be as familiar with some of the history of the social issues, may not be as passionate about them. he is going to be that conservative voice. >> one of them was adding a provision protecting lgbt rights and responsibilities. here is a look at the news conference. vp-elect pence: thank you all for coming. it has been a tough week in the hoosier state. we are going to move forward because as governor have the great privilege of serving the greatest people on earth, the people of indiana. let me say first and foremost i was proud to sign the fre

. >> the target store in warrington partnered with kids from nearby titus elementary school to help makeg spree happen. it's a good assignment for those officers. >>> up next, the sandy hook massacre four years later. we'll explain how people are coming together to honor the victims of the school shooting. >>> a few minutes before 7:00 a.m. and here's some of the stories we'll be following today. >> bill cosby returns to court today in his sex assault case, a continuation of yesterday's hearing that included outbursts by lawyers and outbursts by cosby. cosby's charged with sexually assaulting a woman in 2004. the judge has to decide whether the prosecution can call 13 other accusers as witnesses in this case. >>> today, delaware senator chris coons will be one of two people to invite president-elect donald trump to this year's national prayer breakfast. the democratic senator says he will keep today's invite conversation focused on the bipartisan event, which is held every year on the first thursday of february. >>> the president-elect will also meet with executives from the country's to

riots and titus set with space creatures. >> i'm back from beirut.ction of donald trump in the middle east actually fascinating. beirut, what i heard was of course hillary clinton wouldn't have won. america would have never allowed america to be ruled by a woman, they're too conservative for that, too misogynistic. the other was from saudi arabia after richard spencer held his victory heil trump celebration next to the white house, this saudi prince tweeted, america, we need to talk about your radicalization problem. >> radicalization. so this theory about america being misogynist. i'm open to all theories. but where was that in the polling going up to the election? >> i'm not sure that i actually saw any polls about that. >> no, i mean, hillary was winning in most of the polls all the way to the end. >> yeah, but the conclusion in beirut was that -- >> was that their projection over there? how many women leaders do we have in the middle east right now? >> not that many. but you have women leaders in countries like pakistan. >> speaking of the harvar

. >>> titus burgess is my co-host filling in for al. dr.s. >>> good morning, it's 8:56. i'm kira klapper. high speeds could be to blame for this deadly accident in sonoma county. a 21-year-old motorcyclist was killed after being broadsided by a pickup truck. it happened around 10:00 saturday night on petaluma hill road. this was the scene after the crash. the two people in the truck unharmed. chp officers shut down the road for three hours during this investigation. >>> happening now, the bay area mourns the death of '80s pop legend george michael. the singer's manager said he died of heart failure at his home in england. a look back at his life and career on nbcbayarea.com. >>> plus from a higher minimum wage to increases in b.a.r.t. parking fines, with the new year's rolls in a lot of new laws in california that includes banning redskins as the name of a school team or mascot. we have a list of new laws you need to know on our twitter page. >>> finally sfo has the answer for holiday travelers that may be stressed out. at the airport today

titus his experience with that law and of the controversy surrounding it, how does i guide him in a future encounter with this kind of legislation or issues in the white house? >> despite the fact that he was willing to sign a fix to the law, he never moderated his initial position on that issue. he has been a rock conservative from day one. i cannot imagine that changing in the white house. i think one of the reasons donald trump chosen is because even the a social conservative. i think you will see him be that voice and encouraging trump who may not be as familiar with some of the history of the social issues, may not be as passionate about them. he is going to be that conservative voice. >> one of them was adding a provision protecting lgbt rights and responsibilities. here is a look at the news conference. vp-elect pence: thank you all for coming. it has been a tough week in the hoosier state. we are going to move forward because as governor have the great privilege of serving the greatest people on earth, the people of indiana. the me say first and foremost i was proud to sign the fre

congregations around the aegean rim, or he sends out his helpers and his coworkers, people like timothy and titus, to take information or check out what's happening over in philippi or soplace like that, sometimes perhaps even to go and help start a new congregation someplace over in, say, colossae or maybe up toward the interior in galatia. so we have to imagine the pauline mission as a kind of beehive of activity. >> ( dramatized ): greet andronicus and junia, my relatives who were in prison with me. greet my beloved epaenetus, who was the first convert in asia for christ. greet apelles, greet ampliatus, my beloved in the lord. greet urbanus, our coworker in christ and my beloved stachys... >> the traditional view of the composition of the early christian communities is that they are from the proletariat. early marxist interpreters of christianity make a great to-do with this. it's a movement of the proletariat. it's essentially from the lowest classes. but if you actually look at the book of acts, and you look at paul, and you begin to collect the people who are named or identified in some way

in terms of oversight, we are also requesting every six months b titus amick to the board of supervisors a report on the status before the housing funding pursuits in construction and will include a similar update in the city's biannual capital plant. tida will engage with tie-dyed as a third-party entity. this is a treasure island homeless initiative development nonprofit that is been working closely with the development in the community since the inception of this project in the 1990s to ensure and monitor the implementation the project in the benefits including the affordable housing responsibly stores the city. while this is not a perfect solution, what we are presenting to the board today does give me a greater confidence and comfort that over the future years when many of us will no longer be serving , that there's enough accountability mechanisms in place and oversight as well as commitments to the mayor's office that we will be able to build the affordable housing along with the market rate housing for this development and colleagues, i submitted the various amendment before you

mummy titus. is some debate about what he's gonna do now is president versus what he said he would do. he denounced any doubts about his plan to strengthen the u.s. and mexico border. listen to this. and by the way people are going to come through that wall. he has to do it. we did a focus group for another network. trump voters were prepared for compromise. it's not that they want this ten foot tall wall. they want a barrier, a fence some sort of technology. it hasn't been secured after this point. second is that in terms of lobbyist. do they care. we are so connected. i was just gonna say that. were out of time. there will be some people who will be concerned. this is what having a team of rivals is all about. at the end of the day he's the boss. he's in charge. i think they'll get over it. i think this other thing you made a great point. we have to focus on education and training. and trump has an interesting stance. he wants to give more of the jobs to the u.s. workers. talk to employers over

. >>> titus burgess is my co-host filling in for al. dr.all want to start up. >>> we've got more illusions. >>> good morning. it's 8:56 on monday, december 26th. let's take a quick look at the roads with jack taylor. how's it look? >> not too bad. we have one sore spot all morning 95 at width bridge, down south at prince william parkway, a police investigation on the right shoulder causing a delay sout there. otherwise very wide open in decent shape. we have traffic going south near woodbridge. if you happen to be making a ride, expect this delay and hopefully this investigation will wrap up quickly. >> thank you. a check on the forecast when we come back. >>> good morning, everybody. cloudy and chilly and damp outside. no heavy rain but periods of light mist and drizzle can't be ruled out. in the low 40s in the metro area in the mid to upper 40s by this afternoon. a little milder tomorrow, chances of rain early tomorrow and drying out tomorrow afternoon. sunny for wednesday and another chance for showers coming up thursday. back to you. >>

titus: permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. titus: many people around the country like to say what happens in vegas stays in vegas but i'm here to tell you that's not accurate. what happens in vegas comes to the washington beltway. tonight, mgm resorts international, the largest employer in the state of nevada will bring a little bit of las vegas right here to the banks of the poe toma. national harbor will officially open its doors tonight creating a new standard for hospital and tourism here on the east coast and national harbor is contributing to the local economy. mgm has received over 40,000 applicants for positions at the $1.4 billion, 308-room property and hired over 4,000 people in jobs that cover 100 different categories. so in the new year, i want you to invite to come out and enjoy all of the food, the entertainment, the shopping that mgm has to offer here in the area. and maybe it will inspire to see me in district one in las vegas. thank you. and happy holidays. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does th

titu you have some things that will make a big impression?>> i see some stuff i want. >> let's launch in. we are starting with date night. they are looking amazing, bringing black tie to a whole new level. on new year's you can play with textures. this blazer is less than $60 from amazon.com. velvet, rocking one of the hottest trends right now. he has some simple express pants, shoes, button-up and a tie from h & m. >> i cannot believe this dress is $59. >> it is from express. the more glitter and sequins, the more sparkle, the better. she is looking amazing. you can't go wrong. plus with that navy can coordinates with her hubs and it is rocking one of the hottest colors right now. you will see navy a lot for the winter months. >> you guys look amazing. that blazer's smoking hot. from date into to family night year's eve. >> daniel's son is finally old in you have to go out with mom and dad. we did very simple clothes at the base. daniel has on just a button-up shirt from h & m, jeans, but it is the suspenders and bowtie combination together

in terms of oversight, we are also requesting every six months b titus amick to the board of supervisors a report on the status before the housing funding pursuits in construction and will include a similar update in the city's biannual capital plant. tida will engage with tie-dyed as a third-party entity. this is a treasure island homeless initiative development nonprofit that is been working closely with the development in the community since the inception of this project in the 1990s to ensure and monitor the implementation the project in the benefits including the affordable housing responsibly stores the city. while this is not a perfect solution, what we are presenting to the board today does give me a greater confidence and comfort that over the future years when many of us will no longer be serving , that there's enough accountability mechanisms in place and oversight as well as commitments to the mayor's office that we will be able to build the affordable housing along with the market rate housing for this development and colleagues, i submitted the various amendment before you

in terms of oversight, we are also requesting every six months b titus amick to the board of supervisors a report on the status before the housing funding pursuits in construction and will include a similar update in the city's biannual capital plant. tida will engage with tie-dyed as a third-party entity. this is a treasure island homeless initiative development nonprofit that is been working closely with the development in the community since the inception of this project in the 1990s to ensure and monitor the implementation the project in the benefits including the affordable housing responsibly stores the city. while this is not a perfect solution, what we are presenting to the board today does give me a greater confidence and comfort that over the future years when many of us will no longer be serving , that there's enough accountability mechanisms in place and oversight as well as commitments to the mayor's office that we will be able to build the affordable housing along with the market rate housing for this development and colleagues, i submitted the various amendment before you

in terms of oversight, we are also requesting every six months b titus amick to the board of supervisors a report on the status before the housing funding pursuits in construction and will include a similar update in the city's biannual capital plant. tida will engage with tie-dyed as a third-party entity. this is a treasure island homeless initiative development nonprofit that is been working closely with the development in the community since the inception of this project in the 1990s to ensure and monitor the implementation the project in the benefits including the affordable housing responsibly stores the city. while this is not a perfect solution, what we are presenting to the board today does give me a greater confidence and comfort that over the future years when many of us will no longer be serving , that there's enough accountability mechanisms in place and oversight as well as commitments to the mayor's office that we will be able to build the affordable housing along with the market rate housing for this development and colleagues, i submitted the various amendment before you