how does it feel to be the toby and chilli show? >> is any great endeavor will work, it involves teamwork and i am going to listen and try to learn. kidd: the best thing you can learn, lesson. we will have more this morning. autria: i know you guys do not play it very often. 6:20, and we have five tickets to ice at the gaylord national harbor. the story of rudolph the red door range of -- rudolph the red nose reindeer is being told. 703-528-7334 to win tickets. you may feel like you are looking at ice just by walking outside this morning. veronica: it is certainly cold enough. you may have christmas music in -- on in your car while you are driving. on thethe green light way through from the roads to the rails to the air, no big storms. from pennsylvania to north carolina, there is our system off the coast this morning. no delays expected. east carolina -- eastern north carolina. as we get into the day on friday, the rain started coming back and ocean city, they be a flurry. that is -- maybe a flurry. that is what we will be watching

[laughter] corinne and toby, it is a community effort and community opportunity and i think all of the input that so many leaders from the community have put in, it's made it that much better project. i've seen the shaping of the parks and the open space and extra acreage there and i know corinne and toby, you were really key in raising that issue. so, it really is, i guess, a little bit of a love fest. but this is the kind of project that deserves it. so, excited to see this moving forward and was pleased to get to this point today. so, thank you. >> commissioner katz has told it well in terms of the sentiments of which i share about the giants and their tremendous effort and working with the city and the community as well as our own team and i won't work through the details of what commissioner katz just went through and echo with our community partners with corinne and toby and the waterfront and katie and all other people that work with us from that. i think this is a project that illustrates how it was a long journey. a lot of collaboration and interaction and voices were heard. i

toby: you have to pick your sectors right, but emerging markets look good.for asian to see tha european market looks good. emerging markets have underperformed overall, so there is plenty of catchup. you can be confident that if the u.s. is looking good, that is good for emerging-market stocks. betty: talking about bitcoin real quick, we have seen a lot of volatility when it comes to those bitcoin futures. we have seen a little bit of arbitrage opportunity when it comes to spot price, futures as well. we just heard from phil lowe talking about this being speculative mania. what questions are you getting from clients? toby: i think he would have to agree with that right now. -- you would have to agree with that right now. it is in the news. price is based on mainstream media catching on the story. you have the fear of missing out, investors trying to grab some, thinking it is the next big thing. it is speculative. who knows what value and how much? we have a way to go before block chain will replace currency as transfer of payments. right now it is speculativ

toby jones is in it.ll his work it is engrossing and unsettling but there is also a strange sense of deja vu. there is video phone footage that reminds me of an early film of his. there is surveillance footage. that is a strange kind of luck can refer back to a more. the weird thing about all those films is that when we first saw them they we re that when we first saw them they were original and surprising. this isn't. this is well made. haneke knows that to get brilliant performances and make something feel creepy and strange, but without telling you what it is. it did feel like we were retreading old ground. i think he is a great film—maker and this is the weird thing, to me this felt an incidental haneke film. it felt an incidental haneke film. it felt like, ok, there we go. we will move on. and it like that element. i remember when i saw and more, can't believe he just made that movie because it is so breathtaking and this isn't. what did you make of wonder? i have read such dividing things about this

toby maguire also attended. posted this pick with jamie and his birthday cake. ice cube and snoop dogg took to the stage to perform, as did jamie, who has his own hit ♪ blame it on the alcohol . an eyewitness tells "e.t." he saeng song with the lierk, i love you, in it and looks straight into katie's eyes. >> katie will turn 39 years old monday. >> they need to have another big bash like that. >> they do. looks fun. >> we also have news about another camera shy could be. are the rumors true that selena is turning justin's life around? >> that's justin arriving at a famed l.a. actor's studio yesterday, script in hand, ready no, he's not prepping for an upcoming project. just taking classes for fun, reportedly. he got the acting bug before. we were with him in 2010 when he made his tv debut on "csi." >> he told me he was just going to throw a scare at the cops, i memorize my lines, and then i get here and they change all the lines. >> it's his newly rekindled romance. our sources tells us, selena is 100% the reason justin turned his life around, adding, she's the

that toby should lose it because he didn't just do just that so need to. to vote suggests to quit school bus to pick up the truck in the new building the bill of rights will not among them so come with the books. but i love not the beastie if you just look at the disadvantaged the smut that exist in this the new war smothering love about the shooting with them but with us i feel at the back more. years later in the little chapel at euston shall we say well i will just make sure we were to shout in your docs that i know my local place to one of the for the. next one makes the young family look like you i knew it was the most i knew i knew and you can schedule mine you lash out and say they're working with just me and you . damn report me as well with. their marketable he's lucky to have his numbers with. you like you claim not it's a question of. even having seen my show that you still see shit but that was what you do doesn't often would expose my family yes actually oh i'm in my thirty years pretty face a little local shit. because thank you love wasn't a

been our architect on this project for the last 5.5 years we've been working on this, and i'll have toby take it from here, and you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer your questions. >> can i stop you for a second? madam director, earlier, we had an appeal against the za, and the holders of the variance were told -- no, no, that's incorrect. >> yeah. >> sorry. i was just trying to be procedurally -- >> no problem. can i have the overhead please. >> i'm toby morris of crimmins morris architect, representing the sponsor on this appeal. on june 2 27bd, in a dear action filed by the -- open space, and tree frontage. we ask the board to reject this appeal, but first, a little history. the original proposal for this project was a demolition new construction proposal of nine residential units. in 2014, the research on the lgbt context statement was underway, and the department encouraged the project sponsor to preserve this historic resource important in the city's early lesbian history, and the project sponsor agreed. we were designing the additions four times with direction from pres

hafisa who is now at university and toby who is in sixth form told me just how important it's becomere is how pregnancy looks. these are stds. but we weren't really taught much about consent, lgbt issues or what it means to be lg bt. according to toby, many boys' views of sex are shaped from a young age by watching pornography on the internet. 12 or 13, young boys looking at pornography online which is degrading to women, sexist and misogynistic. they look at these and they think that they expect girls to do things behind closed doors. it's just not like that and there are incidences of coercion and the way they talk about girls openly in the classroom is very sort of degrading towards women and girls. it's not right that that should be happening in the classroom. sexual harassment and assaults in schools are a major issue. the hope now is that by broadening what's taught in sex education classes will help young people learn the importance of healthy, stable relationships. richard galpin, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. it is turning milder out t

with design now but on a much bigger scale when polish takes toby konetzni decided to develop his own home on a mountain slope it was clear that it would have to be something special he calls his prize winning project the uk and i'm sure you'll understand why when you see our next report the impressive structure looks like it could be stand away at any moment but konetzni is quite content staying there with his family we headed to a wintery brenna to take a closer look. set in the spectacular landscape of the best kitty mountains the silhouette of a house there makes it immediately clear it was designed by an architect who likes to experiment. the building has to roofs one of the top and one reaching down to the ground the facade is very minimalist architect robert cognacs nice house is considered one of the most modern residential projects in poland you know welcome to my arc it's very foggy today. very little furniture soft colors and straight lines and sure a peaceful ambience. huge windows dominate the room. an elegant and ingenious fireplace offers warmth and coziness. for robert

it happened to stanford's john elway, toby gerhart, andrew luck twice, christian mccaffrey and now bryce tonight in new york the uber-talented running back came in second in the voting for the heisman trovy. still an amazing night for love. as expected, oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield ran away with college football's most prestigious award. mayfield garnered 732 first-place votes. love took 75 first place votes. and last year's winner, louisville's lamar jackson, finished third in the voting with 47 first place votes. the six stanford runners-up for the heisman, that's the most of any university all-time. >>> how about the sharks at s.a.p. center hosting the senators? second period the sharks already lead by two and it's joe thornton behind the net. he's going to find little joe pavelski. nice touch pass and the diving goal by melker karlsson. the sharks now up 3-0. third period, pavelski deflects in the logan couture shot. that assist counts as cute kroo couture's career point. sharks would tag on one more to win this pun 5-0. backup aaron dell picked up a shutout, his second shutou

toby one kin nob bee.s how zero yes use. >> somebody take her to the movie. >> now. >> good day at 4a announcer: today on "tmz" -- charles: i think conor mcgregor's girlfriend owes rita ora a huge thank you, because she got a ton of louis vuitton it looks like and maybe it's because all of those photos of rita ora. >> so if you're conor mcgregor and the entire world thinks you're trying to bang rita ora, what do you do? >> bang rita ora! [laughter] >> you can do that. >> cardi b celebrated offset's 26th birthday. she bought him a rolls-royce wraith. >> a brand-new car. >> super ecstatic. charles: this was a surprise. so they kwuk -- walkd out? >> this is it, when you walk out of the club and you expect to get a car, what do you think will be out there? [laughter] >> justin bieber is brushing up

toby one kin nob bee.s how zero yes use. >> somebody take her to the movie. >> now. >> good day at 4 >>> good friday morning happening right now on "good day philadelphia" breaking overnight a philadelphia police officer injured in the car crash and we will take you live to the scene. >>> and two tragic deaths, so heart breaking these little boys died in that horrific fire. we now know the cause, behind what start that had absolute tragedy. >>> and then this... >> feeling the force, after a long wait, let the mania begin , star wars the last jedi , well, it opens in theaters. >>> good friday morning, tgif, thank you so much for joining us and waking up so early. whole gang it looks so festive i love how bright and cherry everybody looks. >> yes. >> that is right we are getting in the christmas holiday spirit. thomas drayton, thomas drayton >> guess what? more snow. >> what. >> okay. later on this after noon. >> it could make interesting weather conditions. they are back to back to back with these snowfall

england bowler, toby roland—jones, who would have been out in australia playing had it not been for injuryd leave a mountain to climb. i wouldn't say impossible, but certainly heading over there and going 2—0 down in a five match series is tricky to come back from. so those guys have fought today with bat and ball and it certainly set up tomorrow to be pretty interesting. they will know in the back of their minds how important tomorrow will be. you mentioned 2—0 down has a daunting feel, so it adds pressure to the guys but they have risen to that today. fingers crossed, there is more to come tomorrow. interesting, talking about the conditions, what difference is it that the floodlights make? the games i have played in and watched, it seems to bring a bit of surface moisture to the wicked. and mix that with, i guess, moisture to the wicked. and mix that with, iguess, naturally moisture to the wicked. and mix that with, i guess, naturally having the pink ball under the lights, it becomes a little bit tricky to see. the ball just maybe becomes a little bit tricky to see. the balljust maybe re

second stanford player to win this, toby gearhart in 2009. >> everybody can relate to it.t football family. i'll do anything for those boys. grind in the off-season. honored to represent them and university as a whole. >>> oklahoma quarterback won player of the year, likely the heisman as well. >>> while the giants wait for giancarlo stanton to make a decision. marlins traded dee gordon to the mariners for cash and minor leaguers. .308, 60 steals, 114 runs scored. abc7 sports by river rock casino. wait for jaugiancarlo continues >> love how hunter pence is trying to lure him. >> he wants the dodgers i think. we'll see. >> thanks for joining us. more coming up. >> continue to cover the rapidly growing fires in southern california with reports from the air and ground. >>> also body cam video into the newsroom. community meeting in san francisco where police showed residents what happened when officer shot and killed man. we'll have your reaction to had a you're watching. >> that's it for this edition of abc7 news. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. for spencer christian, la

an important focus for research development and one that doesn't attract as much attention to the toby are abltoe. i together if we are able and in that situation. one thing i would highlight is the importance of strengthening the feedback loop where we can identify the operational concerns and where we need to focus for research and built research and development programs are found and of the way in my mind of the most important place to focus on that feedback loop isn't thinking about how we conduct bilateral and multilateral exercises together, those kind of exercises need to be able to focus on testing and assessing operational concepts in terms of how we fight together and using them to identify weaknesses and translating those weaknesses into areas for further research and development. i think some of the areas we fall short in that regard now are the command and control logistics. those are areas often ignored and max did the exercises were magically wished away. we assume that our troops will be able to be in communication with each other and jointly deploy and resupply each ot

you again peter toby here in doha with your headlines the head of the roman catholic church the pope has used his christmas eve message to highlight the plight of refugees and migrants around the world speaking during midnight mass the pontiff stressed that faith demanded that foreigners be welcomed everywhere. you say paid my dear she has a phone no no's so many other footsteps are hidden in the footsteps of joseph and mary we see the tracks of entire families forced to set out in our own day we see the tracks of millions of people who did not choose to go away but driven from their land and leaving behind their dear ones who must see that it is joe you know they don't know the same fate impels us to make space for a new social imagination and not to be afraid of experiencing new forms of relationship in which none have to feel that there is no room for them on this earth christmas is a time for turning the power of fear into the power of charity that. thousands in the philippines are spending christmas in emergency shelters off the tropical storm tembin left a trail of destruction

i'm with toby and chili. do you want to tell our viewers what the story was about?> when this kid was nine years old, he had but he's not was an ear infection. it turned into severe a severe blood disease and he needed a bone marrow transplant to survive. it was his mom talking about how that was shocking. son got me was her other was a perfect match. her one son saving her other son -- to hear stories like that gets to you. children'sppened at national, who does not turn anyone away. >> giving away millions in uncompensated care. >> i hope people realize how monumental this place is in a city of monuments. no one is turned away. if you can't afford medical treatment, they won't turn you away. the medical code, do no harm, they put that into practice with world-class doctors and medicine. we know the health care debate. there is no debate here. it is how will we get you well? miracle makers step up to help. kidd: you can become a miracle maker by calling. we'll have more from children's national and the radio- "what if" more of the energy we used came from renewable

as we head closer toby later tht does look like some sporadic showers are likely. not just tonight, but throughout your day on saturday, mostly cloudy with scattered showers temperatures tomorrow will make a run at 60 degrees. beyond that, we dry out. temperatures dropped back as we head toward christmas eve and christmas day. two latest now on that thomas fire still burning out in california. are making some progress, but state officials are reaching out for help. to explain all of this, here is -- john: it feels like it is the beginning of the end of the thomas fire in california. >> we are increasing staffing, maintaining the appropriate presence. john: officials say the blazes 65% contained. the fire, which has burned 273 acres is expected to be fully contained on january 7. >> we are working with the northeast wind that we have right now. it is red flag conditions for the area, but it is favorable conditions for the firing that is going on right there. john: california and the significant evacuation orders were lifted. the california governor jerry brown reque

second stanford player to win this, toby gearhart in 2009. >> everybody can relate to it.ething about that football family. i'll do anything for those boys. grind in the off-season. honored to represent them and university as a whole. >>> oklahoma quarterback won player of the year, likely the heisman as well. >>> while the giants wait for giancarlo stanton to make a decision. marlins traded dee gordon to the mariners for cash and minor leaguers. .308, 60 steals, 114 runs scored. abc7 sports by river rock casino. wait for jaugiancarlo continues >> love how hunter pence is trying to lure him. >> he wants the dodgers i think. we'll see. >> thanks for joining us. more coming up. >> continue to cover the rapidly growing fires in southern california with reports from the air and ground. >>> also body cam video into the newsroom. community meeting in san francisco where police showed residents what happened when officer shot and killed man. we'll have your reaction to had a you're watching. >> that's it for this edition of abc7 news. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. for spenc

he joins toby gerhard, andrew luck twice, christian mccafrey.hey all finished second. >> i'm honored. i'm excited for it. i'm thankful for the teammates to get me there. >> excited about this opportunity for him. and it's not just about winning the award. it's about the recognition across the nation, of what he mris accomplished this year. >> reporter: he had 903 yards rushing. and set a record over 1,250 yards. >> nearly 2,000 yards, half of the season, he's only a high-ankle sprain. 1,000 yards in 5 games. unbelievable. >> bryce knows he couldn't have done this without his teammates and coaches. >> it makes me think about all of the work and the long days. and all the teammates. and everything who has done things for me. it touches me. it puts things into perfective. bryce is looking forward to the question. will he go to standard or jump to the nfl? >> he's shown the ability to play on the next level. >> mike shumann, abc 7 sports. >>> the raiders tied for first place in the afc west. they will have michael crabtree who served his one-game su

.> behind me, it's toby this is suzanne and amanda.were talking last hour that at two years old, you had to bring amanda here, and she had to have her leg amputated because of a rare bone cancer. at her at 15 years old, and you can't keep track of her. she's amazing. she inspires her team and schoolmates all the time. >> how much did she scorer in her basketball game recently eco >> her first game ever, she scored 12 out of 30 points. leave, whatter you are you going to do you go >> she grew so much, we have to make the morning is she has never stopped fighting. >> she has never stopped fighting. "can't" is not a word we say in our house. >> when you are at children's national and see the other families walking in, knowing that this was a place you had to come when you were a child, what is it like to be here? >> it is like a really good place. home,ake kids feel at home away from home. they make sure you have fun and have a normal childhood. >> it was never scary? >> not for me. >>>> we think about the holidays around the corner. unfo

ever, the 2009 heisman award is awarded to -- >> reporter: those heisman draws came at the expense of tobyand christian mccaffrey, all of whom finished second in the balloting. talk about always a bridesmaid, and now we can add love to that list.>> this year's heisman trophy winner is baker mayfield of the university of oklahoma. >> reporter: saturday's announcement makes it official, five stanford runners-up in nine years. so close so often. precious few in sports history can relate. the buffalo bills losing four straight super bowls, the german national soccer team world cup runners-up a record four times. and then there was poor harold jug makes baden, pro golfer who finished second in 13 tournaments in one year. 1945. what are the odds? well in stanford's case it is not an exact calculation but the odds of producing a heisman finalist five times in nine years and having that player finished second every time, are about one in 12 million. yet here we are. >> just being able to say that you are mentioned as one of the

a crushed velvet cardinal jacket is the 2nd stanford player to win the "doak walker" the other was tobyt in 2009 love rushed for 1,917 yards and 17 touchdowns despite battling an much of the season oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield who is the favorite to win the heisman pointed love to win the "maxwell player of the year the raiders head to arrowhead stadium on sunday to face the chiefs. wide receiver, amari cooper... who is still dealing with an ankle injury... missed practice today. khalil mack and raiders defense will have a big test against kansas city. the chiefs are the sixth best offense in the n-f-l. the last time the raiders played them... they scored 30 points. since oakland fired ken norton junior as coordinator the defense a lot better. over the last two games -- they've forced 3 turnovers... after not having any in the first eleven weeks. raiders acting coordinator, knows facing receiver tyreek hill will test "pray. pray a lot. he's fast and he's gotta have what we call, he is a true game wrecker....he's got speed that gets over the top...he's an explosive dy

.>> reporter: those heisman -- came at the expense of toby gerhardt's -- and christian mccaffrey.h second. talk about always a bridesmaid. incredibly that trend is about to continue. heisman pundits are certain bryce love will finish second to oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield which will make five stanford runners-up in nine years. precious few in sports history can relate. the buffalo bills losing four straight super bowl >> the german national soccer team world cup runners-up four times. there was harold mcspadden pro golfer who finished second in 13 tournaments in one year. 1945. in stanford's case it is not an exact calculation. the odds of producing a heisman finalist five times in nine years and having that player finish second every time are about one in 12 million. yet here we are. >> just being able to say you are one of the best players in college football that year. i think it is special. >> reporter: just being a finalist is a tremendous honor. that won't make -- feel better. as for bryce and he will prove them wrong. if he doesn't perhaps the heisman -- should besto

a crushed velvet cardinal jacket is the 2nd stanford player to win the "doak walker" the other was tobyrt in 2009love rushed for 1,917 yards and 17 touchdowns despite battling an ankle injury much of the season oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield who is the favorite to win the heisman easily out- pointed love to win the "maxwell award" for player of the year(sot: love) the raiders head to arrowhead stadium on sunday to face the chiefs. wide receiver, amari wide receiver, amari cooper... who is still dealing with an ankle injury... missed practice today. khalil mack and raiders defense will have a big test against kansas city. the chiefs are the sixth best offense in the n-f-l. the last time the raiders played them... they scored 30 points. since oakland fired ken norton junior as defensive coordinator the defense a lot better. over the games -- they've forced 3 turnovers... after not the first eleven weeks. raiders acting defensive coordinator, john pagano knows facing chiefs top wide receiver tyreek hill will be a tough test "pray. pray a lot. he's fast and he's fast, and

mom and toby are doing just fine. >>> and one man's trip to the barbershop in wisconsin ended arrest.s head looked like a bald strip and a bloody ear. and the victim says he did it all on purpose after asking his hair to be cut in a certain way. he says it was an accident. >>> it could be cglitch that stole christmas. dozens of people thought they won the south carolina lottery on monday turn out their christmas miracle was too good to be true. it started with the state's add a play game. to win the top prize of $500 you had to get three christmas tree symbols in a line. but for a few hours they that in all nine available areas of play and that means every ticket was a winner. and it was caught when people tried to cash it in. >> i spent $30 and i won a total of $8500. there are a lot of people that spent money knowing they won money and now they don't have the money. >> lottery officials are investigating what caused the glitch and telling people that did win by error to hold on to their tickets regardless. they will decide on what prizes if any to pay out by this weekend. >> and now

john was saying, if they find that this bill doesn't deliver the goodies, ultimately they are going toby able to make that assessment. and we're going into a mid-term election year, and so obviously all of those results will trickle out in the polls at some point. however, i think that at this point a lot of these lawmakers are just trying to, you know, basically give themselves a win. and this is not just a win for president trump. they obviously wanted to kind of lavish him with that praise, and he tends to thrive in those environments. but they also find this was a win for them. and so i think they're going to want to carry this out and take this to their own constituents and say we did this for you. so i think that's a big part of what we saw today as well. >> jonathan it occurs to me the one thing missing at the white house today, questions about russia. as that the standard they're coming off a good day. >> that's true. it's traditional for president to have an end of the year news conference as they embark for christmas vacation. there's not one listed for tomorrow. not one we're

. >> reporter: those heisman hurrahs came at the expense of toby gerhart, andrew luck twice and christiand second in the battling. talk about always a bridesmaid. >> bryce love! >> reporter: incredibly, that trend is about to continue. heisman pundits are certain love will finish, you guessed it, second to oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield, which will make five stanford runners up in nine years, so close, so often. precious few in sports history can relate. >> no good! wide right! >> reporter: the buffalo bills losing four straight super bowls. the german national soccer team world cup soccer team runners up four times. then jug mcspade en pro golfer had finished second in 13 tournaments in one year 1945. what are the odds? well, in stanford's case, it's not an exact calculation. but the odds of producing a heisman finalist five times in nine years and having that player finish second every time about 1 in 12 million. yet here we are. >> just being able to say that you're mentioned as one of the best players in college football that year, whether or not everybody says you're the best or

>> there's three -- >> ashanti, toby, terrence, trey you. >> you that one.reservation. this is my first time. what do people get wrong about it? >> most of the time they think we live in teepees, and we don't have televisions, phone. >> what's it like living here in pine ridge? >> hard. >> the way you want to live with it and the people you keep around you, other than that it can end up pretty rugged. >> tell me what you love about living here. >> my horses, my family. this is my people here, man. >> is that the order, horses, family, people? >> most of the time. my family is my main thing. >> what do you love about living here? >> more about the traditions, ceremonies and all that. my boys go around and they have real long hair because that's how we grew up. >> what job do you people have here if you live in this town? >> a flagger. >> stand on the road all day. >> and that comes through now and then. i haven't found too much work down here. >> got to be hard to avoid criminal activity or drugs and alcohol because there is not a lot going on. >> it gets bor

the second stanford player other than toby gear heart to win t he did it back in 2009.umber 2 will probably win the heisman trophy out of penn station and wisconsin's jonathan taylor ran number 3. love, twelve 50-plus yard rushes this year not done by any fds player in the last decade. he goes to the house as frank says. right there. meantime, the golden state warriors pretty good road trip considering all they have had to deal with the injuries and such. they are 5-0 going to detroit city tomorrow night trying to polish off the perfect road trip. they will be without that man of course steph curry. the injured ankle. he is back in the bay area now. this is him last night at charlotte. warriors get it together no matter what. no draymond green or patrick mccaw, zaza pachulia left early. kd had a triple-double. they didn't miss a bounce. >> i think the continuity of being together for men areas now helped in situations like these doesn't feel dramatically different even once you're out. it's been a hell of a trip. it's been great to finish it off. probably going to be i

england bowler toby roland—jones.state—sponsored doping. the ise will meet this evening to decide if russia has made enough changes to their setup to compete in south korea. you make a mistake, you took doping, you have to be punished. it is exactly what the other agencies do. but collective responsibility is not possible, especially for the olympic games. we area games. we are a principled organisation, and looking at the facts, the conduct was unacceptable, and the country acting in that manner should not be allowed to participate in the next games. former british athlete kelly silverton is said to be awarded an 0lympic bronze medal nine years after the 2008 beijing games, after the russian heptathlete tatiana churn over failed to have a doping ban overturned. so the tonne originally finished fifth in the event, but two of the athletes of a pair have had their results and old. it is the second allenby bronze medal she has been awarded later after being bumped up to third in the 2000 and 84 times 400 metres relay eve

toby, first to you. >> bipartisan vote they support this. out of both sides of their mouth. this is a good thing. >> david: all right. david to you? >> how cool is that, the trump train on the wall over in israel. goes to show the president they have for a chearpd in chief, donald trump, who has made it clear during the campaign he said he would will always be on the side of israel. he doesn't just talk the talk, he walks the walk. he is great. >> david: they felt this was the appropriate thing to do. delayed clark, tone shaffer great to talk to you more hannity after the break. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> david: welcome back to "hannity." unfortunately that's all the time we have this evening. thanks for being with us. don't forget to set your dvr, you do that so you never, ever miss an episode of "hannity." you can listen to my radio show monday through friday 9:00 a.m. eastern on sirius xm patriot, channel 125. follow me on twitter. filling in line for laura ingraham tonight and on another note i will be here all day tomorrow. i'm moving in as

. >>> time for tonight's favorite tweet which is from see toby sleep., lawrence, or as i like to say, pupa bartlett, just made a christmas kind donation for my mom who adores your show. ps rrk please remind viewers calling their reps rey tax bill to be kind to be person taking calls. #live of a house staffer. i love everything about this tweet including the reference to my act role on the west wing playing jed bartlett's father, and most importantly making a christmas gift to the k.i.n.d. fund. kids in need of a desk is dedicated to delivering desks to kids in african schools where they have never seen desks and it provides public high school to girls in malawi where it is not free. and the other thing i love about this tweet is that reminder that when you call a member of congress to make your case for or against legislation, always remember that the person answering that phone is not responsible for their boss's vote. and many of those people answering the phone disagree with their boss's votes on the issues. and so, yes, please, always be kind to the

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i was a less successful race folk at that in that role whereas this happened not quite in the way toby would have wanted to cross the finishing line the australian the austrian that was disqualified but luckily he wasn't hurt in the fall. and that's it for me back to sue. thank you santa fans of k. pop korean pop music mourning the sudden death of superstar john hume the lead singer of an of one of south korea's biggest pop groups shiny the twenty seven year old's body was found in a hotel room and so on monday he say he took his own life one of junk close friends posted on social media that he left a note revealing his struggle with depression and fame john chung's death has triggered an outpouring of grief from fans around the world. as it from a certain for this news hour but lauren tell it will be here with you in just a moment but much more of the day's news don't go away. you are making very pointedly mounts where on line the main u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been to criminalize or if you join us on say no evil person just wakes up of

toby hollins, who's a sixth form student, who volunteers for the sexual charity brook and kate parkerlyons is head of the national association of head teachers. thank you forjoining us. 0k, thank you forjoining us. ok, so, what do you think should be included, toby, that certainly wasn't when you were taught sex education? i turned 17 last month so the education guidelines are as old as me. 0bviously, the education guidelines are as old as me. obviously, the internet, in 2000, it was a baby and it has grown so there needs to be more emphasis on the influence of the internet, the way teenagers use the internet, looking at online pornography and the relationship there, talking to each other online as well as needing to be, i don't know, more on consent, and as well as the way they talk to each other about sex, because there is lots of misinformation. like what? pornography online is rampant so they will talk about, boys especially, talking about women in a very degrading way, very disrespectful. they need to learn and be educated. are you happy with the teacher doing that or is it down

toughest players to ever play the game england's greatest ever run score a well played alice to kirk toby here also is that well played he also added see publication in contant trace in just a shame it concentrates disappointments of the fuss to test remember those under echoes that same sentiment saying nobody is convincing me that this is one of the greatest innings one is in a dead rubber way less pressure than in the first three of the series too late i'm afraid but fellow former england captain michael vaughan says people have no idea how hard it is to score test centuries even in a dead rubber he tweeted the ashes of gone but the england team of shown lots of pride this week which is what is all that matters really for more on this from an unbiased point of view earlier we spoke to dili permit chandran he's the former editor of western india here's what he had to say about cook and indians performance. but i think the apps see it two different ways why don't the series is . straight is intense two years and once it was in the first few games when they wrapped up the series but to be

hello again my name's peter toby you're watching the news our live from our headquarters here in tow are sixty minutes of news and comment today. a crucial meeting begins in south africa as the african national congress prepares to choose a new leader. protesters in israel to mom the resignation of the prime minister. of china south korea summit comes to an end but it isn't exactly smiles all round. also this hour we'll tell you why the trumpet ministration has ordered scientists to stop talking about science. ok let's get going south africa's president has called for unity in the governing african national congress as it prepares to select a new leader jacob zuma who's facing allegations of corruption is stepping down as head of the party before a new leader is elected on sunday the contest has been marked by deep divisions within the party as tanya page now explains from johannesburg. the conference started with two warnings don't just saying divisive songs and keep the chairs on the ground everybody it's beds that chairs will be flying around this conference or we can say that rea

>> derrick henry >> reporter: those heisman her rolls came at the expense of toby gearhart, andrew lucka bridesmaid. incredibly, that trend is about to continue. heisman pendants are certain love will finish, you guessed it, second, to oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield which will make five stanford runners-up in nine years. so close, so often. precious few in sports history can relate. >> reporter: the buffalo bills losing four straight superballs. the german national soccer team world cup runners-up a record four times. and then there was poor harold finished second in 13 tournaments in one year in 1945. what are the odds? in stamford's case it's not an exact calculation but the odds of producing a heisman finalist five times in nine years and having that player finish second every time are about 1 in 12 million. yet, here we are. >> just being able to say that you are mentioned as one of the best players in college football that year, whether or not everyone says you are the best, >> just being a finalist is a tremendous honor although that won't make jug feel any better. as for bry

a crushed velvet cardinal jacket is the 2nd stanford player to win the "doak walker" the other was tobynd 17 touchdowns despite battling an ankle injury much of the season oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield who is the favorite to win the heisman easily out- pointed love "maxwell award" for player of the (sot: love) "there's just something about that football family, and i'd do anything for those boys. i mean we grind in the off season. i'm just honored to be here as a representative of them and the university as a whole.""got a couple of your-o-lineman over there, and there is a great bond between any runner and his o-line, right?""oh absolutely, absolutely. i've got dave bright and jesse burkett, that's two-fifths right there. i've got the other boys..." "were's the other 60-percent of the o-line. you couldn't get that many tickets?""ah, couln;t aford it, couldn't aford it (laughs)." (steve) and coming up next... is just seeing tom brady's face enough to keep the streets safe. what happened in the boston area that has some people doi

students and educators all around the world have learned basic coding through the program since code.org tobyer for this. >> thank you very much for having me. >> we're glad you're here r, hotty. they're scared and you say don't be scared. >> what you learn in one hour -- you don't become a coder in one hour. what you learn is it isn't as intimidating as what you see on tv. that's not how it's done. >> you taught yourself coding at the age of 10? >> the reason we're trying to get it int the opportunity to learn but most aren't going to be self-taught. it should be integrated into the school system so if they want to, they can take the chance. >> i know you pushed the trump administration to redirect $200 million into this and silicon valley follows with another 300. how does that half a billion in computer science funding translate into coding? >> so the real -- the real use of that marijuana, what's important to do, is to help america's teachers to learn how to teach computer science. if you go to the school and ask why they don't teach it, they'll say we don't have teach whoers know it. you

the boy was named toby and weighed in at just under eight pounds.t wraps up kron 4 news at 5.grant lodes and catherine heenan are tracking what we are working on for kron4 news at six. (catherine) thanks vicki - - coming up at six...a lot of people will be visiting san francisco for new year's eve... and there are concerns about "jumpers" on the golden gate bridge...especially since the new suicide barrier is still under construction.... tonight - what authorities are doing to keep everyone safe..(grant) then - new at six..a big policy change at some disney hotels... we'll tell you why they are ditching the "do not disturb" signs from the rooms... keep it here - kron4 news at six is next. (grant) the golden gate bridge is a landmark that attracts tourists from around the world... especially during the holiday season. but it's not just the tourism that has bridge patrol officers on high alert. good evening... i'm grant lodes... (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan...pam and steve are off tonight. golden gate bridge officials say the number of suicide