there's five centers across the country and university of pennsylvania is one of them but they made a mandate, didn't say we're going to give you money to do pre-term birth research, you have to find people from other fields, nothing to do with obstetrics and bring them in and make them interested and do research with you. be innovator and discovery. that's what we're doing. >> how has that been? >> it's been one of the most amazing experiences as a researcher in 20 years. >> on our team, i have an immune oelgs and three microbiologists and orthopedic guy and engineers and it's been eye opening to have their insight into some of the reproductive tissues and what they know from their expertise and begin to apply that to pre-term birth. >> this has never been done before, pulling in all of these disciplines, right? >> it's been done but on a very small level, on a level where they were brought into what our assumptions were, instead of saying forget assumptions. we're talking about the certificate vix. it has collagen in it. my colleague in engineering in orthopedics, they deal with col

to use an example, the university of pennsylvania, donald trump's alma matre, by the way, columbia universitythey will become sanctuary campuses. the president of harvard saying that she'll not designate harvard as a sanctuary campus because she says it offers no actual protection to our students to do so. she worries it offers false and misleading assurances. >> the university of pennsylvania get over $700 million in front fund from the federal government every year and they don't want to help federal immigration officials enforce federal immigration law. i think the president of harvard is much smarter. you are expected to comply with federal immigration law because this is one of the areas where the federal government does have supremacy. there is no local jurisdiction that should be enforcing federal immigration law, but the federal officials need the cooperation of local officials. lou: how soon will your legislation be moved? where does the leadership stand on it? paul ryan has a somewhat checkered background when it comes to illegal immigration, tam necessary city and open borders. >>

exclusive video of homicide detectives at the home of 27-year-old martina wescott, the university of pennsylvania grad who allegedly shot and killed her ex-boyfriend terrell bruce during an argument in their car in mt. airy yesterday. >>> part of hamilton street in bethlehem is missing. a sink hole opened up and things only got worse from there. the utility company tells us the hole was caused by a water main break caused a natural gas line to break. several residents were evacuated from their homes as a precaution. while most residents have been let back n fire officials are still monitoring gas in two homes. >>> and tracking snow, only some parts of the area will get it, but those who don't could still have a messy morning. >> let's get those details from chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. it's a true neighborhood forecast, rain and snow depending on where you're going to wake up. >> and one of the neighborhoods that's going to be getting the rain is south philadelphia. this is philly international right now. and there might be enough rain in the morning to get some rain. the lehig

still ahead, university of pennsylvania and also the oscars of paper currency.head on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: megan murphy, there are so many must-reads! you guys take a deep dive into the french election. >> this is something that has attracted immense scrutiny worldwide. what is interesting about this is we see this populism theme play out. marine le pen likely to face a runoff with the central right candidate. what is so interesting about this is many know the path of her nationalist policies, picking up a lot of the things that donald trump has been talking about. but in terms of her economic policy, she is trying to tap into that working class, improving labor policies, making sure the 35-hour work week stays. the other candidate is really focused on smaller government, cutting the corporate taxes. that actually goes against a lot among this working-class population. it's a really fascinating thing to see how this global populism is playing out. oliver: what will happen to mexicans in the united states who have to figure out how to send money hom

. >>> there was a remarkable reunion at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. as two lives connected. >> reporter: jack is the beauty of east windsor and lisa of germany were once complete strangers, 2 1/2 years ago, jack said her flessness kept them alive. jack a bone marrow recipient introduced lisa to his care team at the university of pennsylvania. it was here when he received life saving treatment. >> when i walked in, i thought i was dead and dieing. they put me at ease, every time i walked out i felt hopefully'. >> jack was diagnosed with a cute leukemia 2013. he need a bone marrow transplant and his brother was not a match. the search turned international. jack and linda gave up hope. penn found lisa, she registered as a donor when her father's colleague was sick and never called. when she was in 2014 it was for someone she never met. >> a lot of people put themselves out there when they know somebody, but very few do it without knowing. >> reporter: when the window expired they introduced themselves by letter. a week ago lisa traveled to philadelphia.

at the university of pennsylvania.or more information, head to our website, we'll have a link or check out the app. thank you so much. and good luck to you, young man. keep doing it. you'll go places. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> and we'll start off with a look at your temperatures because there's going to be a big difference on the map compared to say yesterday at this time. we're in the 40s over the entire region. yesterday, we didn't make it to the 40s in the afternoon. high temperatures capped in the 30s, so we're ha in keyn45 in k ton. i expect some neighborhoods will make it into the lower 50s by later this afternoon, especially because we should see just some peeks of sunshine by the late part of the day. now, we are still looking travel farther north so into part of but, county, fleetwood at 38. 43 degrees still chilly and the same for --- allentown at 35 degrees. these are areas that snow the snow, the rain snow mix and freezing rain. al the zones under the first alert. that has been -- no long

carol: still ahead in this issue, why future ceos at the university of pennsylvania are afraid, thrilledg to prevent civil suits against gawker. carol: all of that ahead on bloomberg businessweek. we are back with megan murphy and there are so many must reads. you take a deep dive into the french election. megan: this has attracted scrutiny worldwide. we see this populist theme playing out in the u.s. and the u.k.. the center-right candidate -- people know her for her nationalist policies, picking up the stuff trump was talking about it in terms of the economic policy, she is trying to tap into the working class, talking about proving labor policy, making sure the 35 hour work week sticks. at smaller government is cutting the corporate tax rate, trying to boost investment. that goes against a lot of the social tendencies. it is a fascinating race to see how this economic populaces pet that is playing out. is playing out. oliver: we're going to figure out how to send money home if remittances are held back or in some way taxed by the trump administration. megan: is is a great way of looki

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we will speak with a member of project at the university of pennsylvania and the founder of the internet archive's, brewster kahle. the archive just announced plans to near its site in canada to protect itself from the new administration. then to donald trump and the bomb. will the president-elect start a new nuclear arms race? we will speak with arms control expert joe cirincione, author of "nuclear nightmares." plus, we look at what was once called the crime of the century. >> someone had passed america's atomic bomb secrets. the federal government had laid the crime at the doorstep of two new yorkers. amy: more than 60 years after the execution, the rosenberg case is still stirring controversy and debate. ethel's sons are asking president obama to exonerate their mother as a new report shows ethel was executed because she refused to cooperate with the government doubt convict her husband. -- to help convict her husband. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in breaking news, russian president vladimir p

. >>> there is new doubt concerning the prison release of a former university of pennsylvania professor who's convicted of killing his wife. rafael robb was back in court requesting access to his money. his lawyer acknowledged his client could still face consequences. he's accused of killing his wife inside their home in 2006. >>> today is the first day of winter, and the longest night of the year. >> that's also why it is national homeless persons memorial day. people around the country remember the homeless who have lost their lives on the street. philadelphia will hold a vigil with a roll call of those who have died. they go out every week and see younger and younger faces of everyone living outside. >> very heartbreaking because there's a lot of stigma tied around homelessness. to break the stigmas, they're not all on drugs. for financial reasons they ended up hopeless. it's heartbreaking but i'm motivated to keep doing what we can to end this. >> they encourage the homeless to keep fighting for better lives. >>> today state leaders will come together in philadelphia to discuss a $3

expert for the human-rights group abuse and cryptographer and associate professor at the university of pennsylvania, and acting deputy assistant in charge of cybercrime investigations. so he gave a good and concise description of the issues of we will die in and take notes because we will be leaving time at the end for questions. but mentioning earlier a new rule change took effect rule 41 that allows a judge to approve a warrant for law-enforcement to allow the government to access searches were basically for two purposes for those computer locations that our unknown so let's start with you why do they need this rule change quick. >> the rule change was brought about by the events of technology first promulgated for almost 100 years old and basically be a dia was to set the rules of the government obtained a warrant. this is what governs when there is probable cause with all the bells and missiles going with the constitution but the problem was the rule makers saw at the time that the investigators would know what court to go to end the rule was if there is property in a particular district go to

the scranton native is reportedly coming to the university of pennsylvania next month. biden has hinted he is in search for a university to house his staff and to to his post governmental work. university isn't commenting on biden's new gig but his picture is front and center on the board of trustees page on penn's web site. >> i think he is a great person, very inspirational, and very cool to see him on campus. >> nice guy, definite the liz a fan. >> it is great honor and so excited to have him so close and use him as a resource. >> biden lost his son beau biden a u penn graduate to brain cancer last year and plans to continue his efforts to eradicate the disease. biden's last day on the job is january 20th. >>> last night the vice-president stopped by a flyers game, the team tweeted this picture saying thanks for joining us tonight joe biden, this coneys on us. he may have been good luck too , flyers beat the capitols three-two. >>> meanwhile one local educator is moving on with his career, today is last day on the job for chester upland school district superintendent

will he soon be sitting on chop at the university of pennsylvania. have i been has been talking to universitys about a new gig. a published report said penn is the place >>> cleve bryan is live where the vice president is all the talk. >> reporter: jessica officially the word is no comment on the idea he's coming to philadelphia after he's done in washington, dc. but news spread that he could have some sort of position here or a presence, excitement grew >> you don't have to say much more than the name joe biden and faces light up >> i feel like penn students in general really look up to him and see him as a relatable guy. >> and with politico reporting that he may set up shop at penn after leaving the vice president next month >> i think it would be really cool >> he's a nice guy >> definitely a fan >> officially the university has no comment. but is it more than a coincidence, biden's the picture is front and center on the board of trustee >> him choosing us is a grit honor >> late son was a 1991 penn graduate. he's made several stops in recent yea

university city tonight. physical pal held the party for children on the campus of the university of pennsylvania.invited 150 children to the party then got to pick out any gift they wanted from under the tree. how cool is that? the party also gave them a chance to learn about college from penn students also super cool. temple fans do not think what's going on is super cool right now. >> they don't. they need santa. they need a present many they're not sealing so well. students and the players feeling really emotional about matt ruhle leaving for baylor and i understand why. did he a lot for temple but i'll tell you why matt ruhle had no choice but to >>> sean bell says matt ruhle is right to pack up and head out. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> matt ruhle really had no choice. he had to leave. i know temple fans are hurt. i know some of the players may feel be trade but really this was the only decision coach rule to make. he macke macked out out here a temple. he took the owls to back to one championships and wouldn't it all this year and that's the biggest achieve many would you get at this

the dance center presents add performance called a festival of lights right there at the university of pennsylvania. the dances celebrated christmas, hanukkah andwansaa. >>> (man) my dad and i have the same eyes. same nose. same toughness. and since he's had moderate alzheimer's disease, the same never quit attitude. that's why i asked his doctor about once-a-day namzaric. (avo) namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. namzaric does not change the underlying disease progression. don't take if allergic to memantine, donepezil, piperidine or any of the ingredients in namzaric. tell the doctor about any conditions including heart, lung, bladder, kidney or liver problems, seizures, stomach ulcers, or procedures with anesthesia. serious side effects may occur, including muscle problems if given anesthesia; slow heartbeat, fainting, more stomach acid which may lead to ulcers and bleeding; nausea, vomiting, difficulty urinating, seizures, and worse

will he soon be sitting on chop at the university of pennsylvania. have i been has been talking to universitys about a new gig. a published report said penn is the place >>> cleve bryan is live where the vice president is all the talk. >> reporter: jessica officially the word is no comment on the idea he's coming to philadelphia after he's done in washington, dc. but news spread that he could have some sort of position here or a presence, excitement grew >> you don't have to say much more than the name joe biden and faces light up >> i feel like penn students in general really look up to him and see him as a relatable guy. >> and with politico reporting that he may set up shop at penn after leaving the vice president next month >> i think it would be really cool >> he's a nice guy >> definitely a fan >> officially the university has no comment. but is it more than a coincidence, biden's the picture is front and center on the board of trustee >> him choosing us is a grit honor >> late son was a 1991 penn graduate. he's made several stops in recent yea

catching a bus or in a train station just got easier for students at the university of pennsylvania. new travel center held a ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday. the center located at the penn bookstore will offer people help and information to travel in and around the campus and the city. customer service agents will be at the center monday through friday. >>> a first in new jersey, as promised camden county has rolled out a new smart 911 system that saves lives when seconds matter. it happened, and people can go on to the 911 to see the personal profile. and that information will come in and he for an emergency. officials say you can control how much information you want to put. >> everything in you want to put in that they have the most information as possible will go in there. >> cost is worth it to save lives. >>> on saturday, the nobel prize for literature will officially be awarded to bob dylan. and people in our area can get a better appreciation of the music icon visiting a special collection, from books to vinyl records at lasalle university. the library has more than 700 dy

he graduated from the university of pennsylvania and described by bruce's family as and ex-girlfriend that wouldn't take no for an answer. >> he took away an amazing man. an amazing man good westcott was arraigned last night and is held without bail. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news". >>> the rain cleared out this afternoon and this is a live look at city hall. blustery weather is about to settle. adam joseph has the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: the rain and snow now is in new england, low pressure developing and this low will continue to wind up and stall for the next day. what that will do is deepens and sending a strong wind from the west northwest. and yes we dry out now but the winds are the star of the show the next 24 hours. for this evening, turning breezy and cooler and not much of a drop in temperature as we go through the next several hours. from 7:00 until 9:00. upper 30s and settling into the middle 30s at 11:00 as we continue to pull the clouds away and the stars really appearing out there. again that low will become a blizzard in northern new england, to

susan wapner joins us, professor of real estate and finance at the university of pennsylvania's whartonchool of business. welcome, susan. nice to have you back with us. >> hi, susan. >> how problematic is this longer-term for the housing market? >> well, this will persist if current conditions, and the current conditions look like they will, for some time going forward. this means demand across the board for durables associated with home buying are not part of the expansion. and, in fact, our economic expansion has been slower than otherwise, because of the lack of demand for household formation and for housing on the part of millennials. so i have see this persisting in the next years to come. >> there are a lot of factors in here. it's delayed marrying, later. delayed household formation. income-related. incomes aren't what they were. credit standards very much tougher since the great recession. on what do you lay most of the responsibility for this delayed embracing of housing? >> well, it's certainly the economics. and the economics most important is rents and housing prices have in

. >>> the university of pennsylvania has announced it will continue to be a sanctuary campus. that means the university will block federal agents from removing students in the country illegally unless agents have a warrant. the president said immigrant students add to penn's richness and diversity. during the presidential campaign, donald trump pledged to end the practice of granting temporary status to students in the u.s. illegally. trump and three of his children are penn graduates. >>> philadelphia police officers are being recognized for going above and beyond. "action news" was in northeast philadelphia for tonight's awards ceremony. commissioner richard ross and other police leaders were there to acknowledge officers for their heroic actions. >>> coming up, the oil car tell decision that hasn't happened since 2008 and could hurt your wallet. protesters take to the streets in charlotte after a prosecutor explains why an officer won't be charged. >>> a local project brings muslims and jews tonight on the basketball court. >>> the bridge and seeing a very wet scene. i'm tr

university city tonight. physical pal held the party for children on the campus of the university of pennsylvania.the party then got to pick out any gift they wanted from under the tree. how cool is that? the party also gave them a chance to learn about college from penn students also super cool. temple fans do not think what's going on is super cool right now. >> they don't. they need santa. they need a present many they're not sealing so well. students and the players feeling really emotional about matt ruhle leaving for baylor and i understand why. did he a lot for temple but i'll tell you why matt ruhle had no choice but to leave in my sports commentary. ♪ www.evertz.com>[a5df]www.evert] my cookie exchange is super competitive. mine too! www.evertz.com>[a5df]www.evert] everything for the holidays. that's my giant. with advil, you'll ask what sinus headache? what stiff joints? what time of the month cramps? what nighttime pain? make all your pains a distant memory with advil the world's #1 choice what pain? advil. >>> sean bell says matt ruhle is right to pack up and head out. his commentary in

the rain is coming down in sheets at the university of pennsylvania. >>> santa was in need of an umbrella tonight. a sparse crowd was on hand for the township municipal building for tonight's christmas tree lighting ceremony. the cold and rain weren't enough to dampen anyone's christmas spirit, though. >> we have live team coverage. we begin with sheena. any neighborhoods still seeing snow? >> the snow is really moving out for the poconos. they were the last ones to see the snow and the first ones to see the snow. it's moved out of the area. now we're just left with lighter rainfall. the snow did just recently end and some of our snowfall totals from the poconos, our highest amount in mount pocono at 5 inches of snow. that's that higher elevation snow that tends to accumulate more. if you are around the long pond area, in parts of the poconos, mostly monroe county, 3.5 inches there. straussburg, 3.1 inches. lehigh over an inch of snow. in the philadelphia area we're still dealing with the light rain from philadelphia to trenton. that will be leaving soon. light rain just scattered through

. >>> university of pennsylvania is taking steps to protect undocumented students. university officials sent out an e-mail yesterday announcing they won't allow federal immigration and custom officials on campus unless required by a warrant. hundreds of student, faculty and alumni signed a petition to turn it into a sanctuary campus. >>> we're the only ones to show you the arrest made in west philadelphia after a chase that led to a deadly crash last night of. police arrested one suspect after he walks out of a cloud of smoke after a crash that smashed at least three cars and killed a woman. nbc10's pamela as born is live in west philadelphia with more. pam, what can you tell us? >> reporter: vai, it started when officers on patrol overheard a gun battle. when they got to the area where the shots were coming from, 48th and westminster, they saw a man quickly get inside of a nissan. what you're looking at now is that exclusive video of the moment that police caught up with one of their suspects. this is near the intersection of 57 and lucas. you'll notice smoke in the

this follows the university of pennsylvania's recent announ announcement it will be a sanctuary campus. they will not allow immigration authorities on campus unless they have a warrant. >>> sky force 10 over a deadly shooting. one person was killed and another injured. police were called to the home around 8:30. no word on the condition of the injured victim. >>> tonight, two men are recovering after she were shot while sitting in a car. police say they were parked near third and nedger when someone walked up and started shooting. one was shot in the upper arm and the other a graze wound to the wrist. both were taken to einstein medical center and are expected to be okay. >>> u.s. marshals were forced to use deadly force. agents shot and killed the man as he left the home where he was staying around 10:30 this morning. he was wanted for a shooting on huntington street from in july. agents say he pointed the gun at them. when they tried to take him in. his mom says she had a feeling something like this was going to happen to her son. >> he's not real bright. he has mental problems. so h

. >> and universities of pennsylvania is taking steps to protect undocumented students. university officials center out an e-mail announces they won't allow federal immigration and campus officials on campus until allowed. the school has turned itself into a sanctuary campus. >>> 100 christmas trees will soon light up the homes of military homes across new jersey. they were handed out. to these guardsmen and women these gifts are more than just trees. >> for the civilian entity that we support. defending them. defending their rights and defending their way of life and protecting them. being that they respect us for what we do. >> the tree donation is part of governor christie's system of sharing. a team effort by the department of agriculture and the new jersey christmas tree growers association. >>> the eagles are preparing to take on the bengals on sunday afternoon. it looks like nelson agholor will play in the game. coach doug pederson wants to give him time to clear his head. >> i want to say, i'm a competitor, and i love football. if he didn't get to play that game,

scranton native is reportedly coming to the university of pennsylvania, next month. biden has hinted that he is in search of a university to house his staff, and to to his post government work. university isn't commenting on biden's new gig but his picture is front and center of the board of trustee's page on penn's web site. >> i think he is a great person, very inspirational and it would be cool to see him on campus. >> definitely a fan. >> i'm so excited to have him so close and use him as a resource. >> reporter: by hone lost his son beau last year plans to continue his efforts to eradicate the disease. biden's last day on the job is january 20th. >>> last night vice-president stopped by a flyers game, the team tweeted this picture saying thanks for joining us joe biden,, the cummis on us. flyers beat capitols three-two >>> meanwhile today is last day on the job for chester up land school district superintendent gregory shannon he has accepted a position with the another school district. he has been chester up land's superintendent since may 2013. school officials

. >>> scranton native is reportedly coming to the university of pennsylvania next month. >>> ♪ >>> andhat was patty labelle there when she asked you to sing, you sing. >> that little girl sang really well. >> yes. >> hear what the legendary singer had to say about that impromptu performance later in the show. >>> with the sound of the season. >> yes. >> katie, patty was here and she would ask to you sing weather, would you sing weather. >> i am not denying mrs. labelle, she has best sweet powe tait the owe pie too, i have yet to try that. i need to get my hand on that. >> yes. >> i am all hungry now sorry about that. we are finding out, sound of the season, then we have the feel of the season as well, it is cold outside certainly not the anything terrible, it certainly is not harshness of what we saw this week but we do have in store at least a couple of little disturbances that will potentially trip you up at the moment, we will look outside live neighborhood network things are looking quiet. we will look at radar, however it may look different. carbon, monroe counties, lehigh valley

. >>> the university of pennsylvania has announced it will continue to be a sanctuary campus. that means the university will block federal agents from removing students in the country illegally unless agents have a warrant. the president said immigrant students add to penn's richness and diversity. during the presidential campaign, donald trump pledged to end the practice of granting temporary status to students in the u.s. illegally. trump and three of his children are penn graduates. >>> philadelphia police officers are being recognized for going above and beyond. "action news" was in northeast philadelphia for tonight's awards ceremony. commissioner richard ross and other police leaders were there to acknowledge officers for their heroic actions. >>> coming up, the oil car tell decision that hasn't happened since 2008 and could hurt your wallet. protesters take to the streets in charlotte after a prosecutor explains why an officer won't be charged. >>> a local project brings muslims and jews tonight on the basketball court. >>> the bridge and seeing a very wet scene. i'm tr

of snow at the ski resorts over the weekend. that'll put the skiers in the spirits. >>> children at university city in philadelphia enjoyed an early holiday celebration tonight. student volunteers from the university of pennsylvania served up pizza slices to skids. after food and fun they lined up for a chance to chat with you know who and receive a present. this season the police athletic league will bring holiday cheer like this to more than a thousand youngsters. >>> there will be a change for the temple university football program. >> once again looking for a new head football coach. matt rhule flirted are leaving the school a year ago. he was a hot coaching prospect, and today matt rhule accepted a job at baylor. he guided the owls to back-to-back ten win seasons, making him an attractive candidate. he led the school to the first conference championship in 49 years. at baylor, joins a power five conference. but they have had problems off the field. baylor has been dealing with several sexual assault scandals involving football players. temple's athletic director is searching for a replacement. he's appreciative of all that he has done. >> i want to thank matt and julie, their family, for everything they did

of snow at the ski resorts over the weekend. that'll put the skiers in the spirits. >>> children at university city in philadelphia enjoyed an early holiday celebration tonight. student volunteers from the university of pennsylvaniaerved up pizza slices to skids. after food and fun they lined up for a chance to chat with you know who and receive a present. this season the police athletic league will bring holiday cheer like this to more than a thousand youngsters. ♪ i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni may cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects of harv

. >>> meantime, the university of pennsylvania is taking steps to protect undocumented students. in an e-mail sent today, university officials announced they won't allow federal immigration and customs officials on campus unless required by a warrant. hundreds of students, faculty, and alumni signed a petition for the school to turn itself into a sanctuary campus. >>> a montgomery county high school teacher is suspended, accused of making racially charged comments to students after the election. today, the cheltenham high school board announced the suspension after hearing complaints. students say the teacher was discussing the black lives matter movement and the donald trump presidency when she allegedly told students to stop complaining about being black. the school district did not name the teacher involved. >>> police are questioning the mother and boyfriend of a philadelphia toddler found dead in his home this morning. he was found dead inside the kensington home where he lived and police say the boy's mother and boyfriend called 911. officials say the 2-year-old had bruises

. >>> santa was on hand in the holiday celebration at university of pennsylvania. penn volunteers joined children from the tucker police athletic league for night of fun, food and, of course, gifts. young people also posed for pictures, with santa. >>> well, buying gifts during the holiday season could remind you of vintage gifts popular when we were younger, you were younger. >> long time ago. >> oklahoma mall has what you are looking for. it is not easy to finding a spider man stick, ninja turtles but they have it all and more ativan stage toy mall in the town of broken arrow. owner says several rented the space and bring who will take joy to youngsters and adults alike. >> cool space, cool things in there. >> yes. >> blast from the past. >> indeed. coming up next or cbs-3 "eyewitness news" drexel university is a cool video gaming lab where they pre dues games for disable. our pat gallen takes us inside at how their hard work is benefiting so many patients. >>> and lowes hires a veteran and his service dog and internet goes wild, see how this is capturing hearts o

. >> scranton native is reportedly coming to the university of pennsylvania next month. now biden has hinted that he is in search of university to house his staff and to do his post governmental report. university isn't commenting on biden's new gig but his picture is front and center of the board of trustees page on penn's web site. >> i think he is a great person very inspirational, it would be very cool to be on campus. >> nice guy definitely a fan. >> him choosing is us a great honor so honored to have him so close and use him as a resource. >> reporter: by hone lost his son beau who was a university of penn graduate to brain cancer last year plans to continue his effort to eradicate disease. biden's last day on the job is january 20th. >>> last night the vice-president stopped by a flyers game, the team tweeted this picture saying thanks for joining us tonight, joe biden, this coneys on us. it may have been good luck. the flyers beat capitols three -two, jan. >>> today is last day on the job for leader of the chester up land school district. gregory shannon submitte

it follows the university of pennsylvania's recent announcement that it will be a sanctuary school. it means they will not allow immigration authorities on their campus without a warrant. >>> well, could school recess be on the ropes? >> one montgomery county school district hopes to cut students' play time. ahead, hear both sides of the heated debate. >>> and at 4:36, also, you should write a book! new jersey governor chris christie is considering a memoir, but hear why he needs to change a state law to allow that to happen. >>> 35 degrees in philadelphia. cold enough that they're maintaining the snow in the pocono mountains at 4:37. they might get some later today. got your neighborhood forecast, just ahead. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with a check on the roads. big delays on the schuylkill expressway this morning because of

it follows the university of pennsylvania's recent announcement that it will be a sanctuary school. the designation means the school will not allow immigration authorities on its campus unless they have a warrant. >>> happening today, new jersey's top politicians will announce a major federal investment to bring back a camden neighborhood stricken with blight. we're told that millions of dollars -- south neighborhood. senators bob menendez and cory booker, congressman donald nor croft and mayor dana redd will make the announcement later this morning. >>> it's 5:39 and 36 degrees, and we've got a dry morning, but it's cold outside, so we have to bundle up to start with. clouds overhead. these are some thin clouds. we'll get some filtered sunshine this morning, but the clouds will be on the increase this afternoon. and this evening there's a chance of some rain showers and snow showers in the area. snow showers in the suburbs, rain showers at the shore, just a chance. they should be very light by the time they get to us. but during the day, stays dry. 36 degrees right now in philadelp

the mixednext, emotions across the university of pennsylvania campus, the alma mater of donald trump. ♪ welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek". i am oliver renick. carol: i am carol massar. the oscars of paper currency, all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek". ♪ carol: megan murphy, there are so many must reads. you take a deep dive into the french election. >> this is something that has attracted immense scrutiny worldwide. pen likely to face a runoff with the central right candidate. path of here nationalist policies picking up a lot of the things that donald trump has been talking about. tap into thatto working class, improving labor policies, making sure the 35 hour per week work week stays. fascinating thing to see how this global populism is playing out. oliver: what will happen to mexicans in the united states who have to send money home if remittances are held back or taxed by the trump administration? story wherereat looking at, this underground economy. of thetrump eight at one centerpieces that he was going to tax or stop remittances. that is a huge deal. that people w

. >> before that i was at the university of pennsylvania running being go --. [laughter] i had 60 employees and i was 16 years old. with my dad died that was the only thing that was left of the family business for cry was prered to do it i didn't know anything other than making bingo a better experience next week and the week after. john: then you were chairman of the golden nugget hotel. >> by gatt -- i got a chance to run the place it had blackjack tables and a gift shop and a parking lot. all of a sudden the chief financial answer resaw have a was put together and how works and saw that las vegas was not in the gambling business. that looks like it to me. [laughter] >> all slot machines are anywhere. i learned about the casino people move through which they keep going and the money stays behind. [laughter] so i came into ruth to conclusions to get people through it what brings them to the casino? people come to las vegas and is a with china toward new jersey or mississippi to live life bigger than they do at home. for the environment that is well done and tho

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there is a criminologist from the university of pennsylvania who actually has done some interesting work starting as a narrow corolla just. it is their minds. to go deeper and said the body. looking at the commanders but one recent paper that does disinfectant. i know the white-collar offenders sturgeon three important maybe to see some differences for those. >> pedophile was to not have the cd is then i don't think most people would tell the difference there cordial cordial, intelligent, everyt hing you would expect of a corporate leader to be. i get it there is a physical cause for white-collar criminal a bed to probably not the answer so you have identified culture as one cause. it is it also situational? best set of circumstances come together for the perfect storm so said does not look so much of reasoning in everything clear going back and forth by we have. >> i think most of those are the sillier xx mean managers will manage based don what they give a lot of thought in those situations gwent it tells them to do something that they should know better. >> exactly. if there nohow bag

. >> a portrait of a dead guy has been hanging at the university of pennsylvania for years. rently he wrote some plays or something. the students recently took it down and dropped it in the office of the english department chair. they replaced it with the photo of audrey lord, a black female writer. let's look at some of their work. first him. he keeps his watch in every old man's eye and where care lodges sleep will never lie. okay so no idea what that means. and now ms. lord, caring for myself is not self-indulgence it is self-press -- preservation and that is an act of political warfare. that's something i can wrap my mind around. students need to learn to be good to themselves. he said the students deciding to tear the poster down and replace it with one of their own came from their, quote, commitment to a more inclusive mission for the evening lish department add -- english department adding we invite every to join us in the task of critical thinking and the changing nature of authorship and the political life of symbols. no idea what he means by that and then again i ha

group of 12 trump voters conducted and moderated by pollster peter hart on behalf of the university of pennsylvania. part of our polling team. it was a fascinating and eye-opening look at the trump phenomenon. when trump talks, his supporters listen. what trump says, they say. >> i can't be bought. >> you can't buy him. >> you can't buy him. >> we use political hacks. they have no clue. >> politicians are not good deal makers. >> they made a mistake when you chose mitt romney. he was a disaster as a candidate. no energy or nothing. he was stiff. >> that's something that mccain and romney refuse to do. >> trump has come under intense bipartisan fire with business conflicts. he canceled that and these supporters couldn't care less about the issue. >> he is not putting his financial affairs into a blind trust and bothered by that. >> this is unprecedented what is going on with his wealth and everything. >> no concern around the table? >> trump has come under scrutiny for rejecting findings that russia tried to interfere with the election. are the supporters worried? take a listen. >> not concerned at

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. >> we had pictures of one of the girls at university of pennsylvania where there is picture of herrty. she is taking a year on break. another big moment, all over twitter, i saw you retweeted it when this moment happened. she talk about what her mom was like because she's down there in washington tc. her whom is like bye, felicia. >> she's going back to chicago , she's like bye, felicia. >> she is in the white house, with the girls, and she talk about when she first got in office. one of high rises making sure they have a normal life as possible. when she talks about the campaign trail oprah asked her directly is that something you wanted to to. you get asked to campaign for certain people. it has to be something really important, that take away time there my girls and create ago this normal life for them. she realize it was needed. very interesting interview. >> whatever you do a big interview like that you are always hoping that the president is going to walk in. then, of course, that did happen. president obama walking this. he has been so proud of his wife, since she has been a

our area after he leaves the white house, there are reports that biden will come to the university of pennsylvanias hinted he is, would like to to his post governmental work at a university, and penn's not commenting but mr. biden's picture is on the the trustees page of the penn's web site. you have it there. >>> here's kate witt forecast. >> forecast is shaping up to be pleasant here in general, certainly to take, we had a little round of very light scattered precipitation, that held through. you can see cloud are breaking for more blue sky at bernville in berks county. thirty-four current temperature there. i expect breeze to pick up with time as well but mild forecast in general, at least for standards, normal high 43, expect some showers early on christmas eve and clear skies on christmas itself, pat. >> no snow on christmas, pardon play about that seven day forecast. the here's i95, they have reopened all four lanes, it looks beautiful this morning. little traffic heading toward city but right here where construction was it is gone, it only took almost four years this is i-95 southbound furt