a company wants to incorporate ashes into the urns themselves. a company called "chronicle creation designs" will take ashes, and actually bake them into anything you want -- like bowls or coffee mugs.... candles... bottles or jewelry. the founder says he started the business after his grandfather passed away. hundreds of dollars. a controversial nativity scene... back once again. for the third year in a row, jasen dixon and his family put up their controversial zombie nativity scene outside their home in sycamore township, ohio. the spooky nativity scene replaces religious figures with zombies. even the baby jesus statue has fangs and blood spilling from its mouth. dixon says: "there's no ill intent. we have kids in catholic school. and we really blow off all the free thinkers and stuff like religious statement -- it's just a piece of art. santa made an early stop in wauwatosa yesterday... as the holiday train returned to the village. hundreds filled the harwood avenue crossing. the holiday train covered in lights, brought with it musical perfor

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passing away -- many people choose to keep their ashes in an urn after cremation. well now... a company wants to use the ashes to make the urns a company called "chronicle creation designs" will take ashes, and actually bake them into anything you want -- like bowls or coffee mugs.... founder says he started the business after his grandfather passed away. the various products cost upwards of hundreds of dollars. there are certain smells that affect all of us differently -- some good, some bad. if you love the smell of k-f-c, listen up. the fast food joint's latest stunt has them offering a unique product. they recently gave away a scented candle during a social media competition in new zealand. more than 15-thousand people entered for the prize. the candle smells like... but the name suggests the colonel's originals recipe. this isn't the first time the chain tried to cash in on its aroma. last summer, k-f-c gave away 3- thousand bottles of sunscreen that supposedly smelled like fried chicken. today is december 7th meaning we are just 18 days away from until the big day, we're

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urn. made, not quite an we made a little container here, and we have the balls in it marked by the states. and when -- what we did was we worked with google to find the most googled person from each state, and we use that as our stand-in for who might be the most popular person who might be chosen as president of the united states if we did pick a ball out of a bowl to choose our president. the national archives plays a role in the amending process as well, and we show that through this document right over here. after an amendment has been proposed by 2/3 vote of both houses and then also ratified by 3/4 of the states, those ratification documents get sent to the national archives, and the archivist of the united states certifies that the amendment has concluded the constitutional amending process, and he certifies that that amendment is now part of the constitution. this is the certification document of the 27th and most recent amendment to the constitution, which was ratified in 1992. an

. -- s. 3076 the clerk: s. 3076, to provide for caskets or urns for those vetens. the speaker: the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee. mr. row: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on s. 3076. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. roe: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roe: i urge all members to support all members to support s. 3076, the charles duncan buried with honor act of 2016. the bill which passed the senate on september 20, 2016, would provide indigent families of deceased veterans with more choices as they make decisions about whether to lay their loved ones to rest without being penalized. it's a practical solution for a common challenge faced by too many veteran families. dr. wenstrup , my colleague and a valued member of the veterans affairs committee, has sponsored the house companion to this bill. under current law, a family does not have suffi

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. >>> if you think it's cold now, in less than an hour, the entire bay area will be urn a freed frieze or frosted a sprieps emily turner tell us how cold it will get. >> it will be cold outside. we have a cold weather alert in every part of the bay area. we have a freeze warning inland and a frost advisory in the coast and areas. in the inland areas, you'll get to toes and -- you you'll get to 20s and low 230 30ás overnight. that is not just for tonight, that is tomorrow night as well. protect your plants, your pipes, your pets. make sure you bundle up as well, because those overnight lows are chilly. low 30s in the inland areas. a little bit warmer, if you want to use the word worm warmer, around the bay and in the coastal areas. i'll tell how bundled up you'll need to be for f those outdoor plans. >>> a fire broke out a few hours ago in a san francisco high-rise on camden drive near sf state. a guy shot this video as he was driving by. crews put the fire out in about 15 minutes. 2 people with r displaced. no injuries are reported. >>> uber appears to be on a collision course with cal

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. >> in a niche in a mausoleum behind locked glass is where his personal items and an urn containing his ashes are displayed. a crest ring like this one given to him by his father. >> i couldn't believe someone could do something like this to someone who served for our country, fought for our country and he sacrificed his life for our country. >> no glass was broken, six of the seven locks on the display case were missing. he had crest rings made for all the men in their family. the ring is solid gold and worth several hundred dollars, it's not about the money. >> it's the sentimental value, my husband was all about tradition. >> and now she already knows what she wants for christmas next year. >> no questions asked, i want it back. >> no one from the cemetery was available to talk to us on camera. they have no suspects in this case, and anyone with information is urged to come forward. >> laura, thank you. >> a peninsula car dealership spent the day investigating an unusual wreck. a suspected drunk driver slammed into cars parked at the dealership. he's seen here failing a breathaly

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traffic red on yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays d-p-w officials...urn in milwaukee...crews got an early start clearing snow...but today conditions could still be icy. deandra corinthios is live off i-94 in west allis with the latest no traces of snow left on the interstate but you could sitll find some slick spots. in milwaukee...102 salt trucks were deployed sunday...to make this the roads saturday, then, the salt trucks went out on the main highways throughout the day, tackling secondary roads in the late afternoon and evening. there were a few crashes...including this one on northbound i-41 north of highway 60. a wisconsin state patrol trooper's squad was struck by a vehicle. thankfully he's going to be okay... most drivers though say they had no issues getting around. "the roads were a little bit of water little it of moistur seemed like the salt trucks had been out a little bit" dpw reminds drivers to give other drivers and plows plenty of room on the roads. live in west allis dc fox6 news. breaking news this morning - president elect donald trump.

. >> reporter: and behind locked glass is where sean's personal items and an urn containing their possessions is kept. but one was missing. a ring that was given to him by their father after a pro-longed illness. >> i can't believe someone could do this to someone who fought for our country and sacrificed his life for our country. >> reporter: six of the seven locks on the display case were missing. she says her husband researched the family crest and had crest rings made for all the men in their family. it's solid gold but it's not about the money. >> it's the sentimental value. i know my husband was all about tradition. >> reporter: and now all she wants is the ring back. >> this is something totally out of my control. what do yob do now? the contra costra sheriff's department tell me anyone with information is urged to come forward. laura malpert. >>> a violent 24 hours on oakland streets. two separate shootings have taken two separate lives. the first on 21st street. she has not been identified. and three hours later, a man identified as keith smith was shot and killed on 52nd street. no

the guy who snorts his dad's ashes from the funeral urn, he has like the best rock book.ike the most well-written lucid book, you know? >> yeah. >> so it's amazing. >> was there ever a time, especially in the late '80s, i moved to los angeles in 1990. and glam was in full swing. >> yes. >> and the rainbow and the roxie and all those places. you talk about doing ludes under the table. was there ever a time you didn't think you would make it out of there? >> when you're that age, you think you're indestructible. you don't really think it's bad for you when back then we didn't know that it was very bad for you. i remember vividly when the basketball player liynn buy aib. he did a line and dropped dead. we found out it's not only possible but probable. >> let's talk about music a little bit. obviously, the scene you were thrust into in the late '80s changed very much when grunge came on the scene in the early '90s. tell me about that shift. when did you realize there was a shift taking place? >> when did i realize it? i think i realized it when i saw the video for "smells lik

the guy that snorts his dad ashes from a funeral urn, he has the best rock book, the most well-writtenid book. so it's amazing. kennedy: was there for a time especially in the late 80s because i remember i moved to los angeles in 1990 in glam was in full swing and the rainbow at the roxy, you talked about doing lutes under the table. was there ever a time you thought you would never make it out of there? >> when you're that age you think you're indestructible and you don't really think it's bad for you. back then we didn't know that it was bad for you. i remember vividly when a basketball player len bias died and it was big news. kennedy: it was like 1988. >> we do know that was possible but we found out it's not only possible but probable. kennedy: with talk about the musical a little bit because the scene that you are thrust into in the late 80s changed or a match when grunge came on the scene in the early 90s. tell me about that shift. when did you realize there is a shift taking place? >> when did i realize it? i think i realized it when i saw the video for spells like team spirit

the storm track is urn certain, but a heads up situation for now. matt? >> sally, we are looking 43 northbound, southbound. the curve at the top of the frame. you are seeing both directions are looked good. that's a look at the morning >> matt, thank you. ben: it's been six months since the massacre at an orlando nightclub. tim, people gathered to honor the victims last night. tim: all day yesterday people remembered the attack at pulse nightclub. last night there was a vigil honoring the 49 people who died. 53 other people were hurt in the shooting. omar mateen started shooting inside the club on june 12th. he was shot and killed by police. early yesterday morning there was a private ceremony for people directly affected by the shooting. last night's memorial service was open to the public, a huge crowd gathered to remember the victims. back to you. wisn 12 news time now is 6:52. "g.m.a." has the headlines coming up. >> first of all, a look outside from news chopper 12. we have a check on the morning commute and the forecast and >> we are following break

they created by the moons of sat urn and the planet itself. there are tiny little moons that orbit within the rings. we are going to get a closeup of the rings and the moons that orbit the rings. look at these two moons that orbit the f ring. >> reporter: how thick are the rings? >> 30-meters thick. at the i -- edges of the rings, they are many miles high. >> reporter: can you learn anything from the ending of the craft? >> the ending occurs early in the morning on september 15th, 2017. during that time, we are going to have the radio antenna pointed to the earth sending back data about the atmosphere itself. this is our first dip into the atmosphere of the planet. >> reporter: what do you think will happen. >> it will start to melt. pieces will start to break off as the atmospheric pressure hits it. >> reporter: that's interesting. it's a long, fruitful mission. scott, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> all right, the husband of the abducted redding mom releasing more details about his wife's time in captivity. >> what was it that ki

instead called for us to choose the president of the united states by luck, by picking a ball out of an urn that represents a candidate, and that would lead to a presidency. the person who introduced this amendment did not give a speech in congress, so we can't say with certainty what his goal was in doing this, but based on the research about this member of congress and the time period, we think this was a deliberate effort to randomize the presidency, in a time -- right before the civil war when the nation was breaking up into , those that favored slavery and those that favored abolition. if the, those president of the d states was randomly picked, then either the slave nor free states could say that they won and there was support for their agenda. if we had chosen the president this way in 1846, perhaps the civil war would not have happened, police not when it did. it may have delayed it. here in the gallery we also decided to take a little bit longer look at the sort of absurdity behind this idea of selecting a president by picking a ball. we asked, what would happen if we did in fact e

. >>> meanwhile the urn is gearing up to investigate possible war crimes in syria. a panel will begin gathering evidence. >> israel's prime minister lashes out after the u.n. security council said it will vote on ending settlement activity. plus the markets in mexico where a deadly fireworks explosion occurred is turning into a graveyard. we'll have the details on the investigation and the recovery efforts coming up after this break. this is more than just a credit card. it's how adventure begins. and with the miles you can earn, it's always taking you closer to your next unforgettable experience. become a cardmember and start enjoying benefits built to take you further... like group 1 boarding... and no foreign transaction fees. plus, when you fly on american airlines, your first checked bag fee is waived for you and up to four companions. every purchase with the citi® / aadvantage® platinum select takes you closer to adventure... whether it's somewhere you can see your breath, or a place that takes it away. apply today for a limited time offer and earn 50,000 aadv

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james mattis retired from the marine corps in 2013 but urn nd the law, he cannot serve in that top civilian post at the pentagon unless congress grants him a waiver because there's a seven-year prohibition from the time someone served until the time they can take that post. that waiver, a process to expedite that waiver is included in this must pass spending bill. the must pass spending bill is about to pass the house of representatives. but the senate is running into some issues. sort of unrelated topic. democrats pushing from coal states like joe manchin of west virginia, ohio, to get money to help with coal miner's health programs, to help their health insurance needs. we'll see how that plays out in the senate. at the same time, wolf, senators are also considering and weighing in all these cabinet picks coming out day after day, donald trump, some democrats raised some sharp concerns. i had a chance to talk to tim kaine, hillary clinton's running mate, about these picks. the senator from virginia, he was sharply critical about a couple of donald trump's picks, take a listen. >> i don't

people are horribly unsettled by it and of course isis wants to urn settle people. that's the idea of terror. they want people to stop coming to events like this. as soon as it opens up, i think you will have people coming down here but not in the same sorts of numbers. what this does do is play very much in to a political debate here, based on fear. the emergence of the far right in this country, merkel with spear headed the idea of allowing refugees in to the european union, in to germany in particular and offering them protection. the far right capitalized on that saying it is exposing germans to danger and this absolutely played in to that. they are calling these people's merkels' deaths and say she is importing terror. that sort of debate is unsettling people here. particularly when we look at the presidential election next year. which way should they go? how should they act in public? what sort of politics and europe do they believe in? >> thank you very much for that. >>> i want to bring in a former fbi agent ex pert on terrorism. cnn national security analys

now, if you're seeing moments from jimmy stewart's past, you're watching urn baa to cbs. and if you're seeing moments from your own past, you're being visited f to nicer to tiny tim. the kid's on crutches, you jerk. come on! and, if you're seeing a wolf on tv right now instead of me, it means you filled your glass with robitussin instead of bourbon. too late to stop now; keep drinking. enjoy the show-- ( howls ) >> announcer: it's the "late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, chris pratt; jason bateman; stevie wonder; and triumph the insult comic dog. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, it's the best in "late show" retrospectacular end-of- year wrap-up-abration! >> stephen: welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. i'm so excited to be here tonight with you guys. ( cheers and applause ) it's an amazing crowd tonight. ( cheers and applause ) even better-- even better than the crowd last night. i hosted the kennedy center honors last night, it's going to broadcast-- when? december 28th, right? something like that. check your local listings. ( l

sounds pretty simple and, hey, why don't we turn-t urn that over. >> not when trump picks up the phone and talks to taiwan. >> reporter: from china's perspective, that's a big deal. it's like, wait a second, you're recognizing this renegade state. don't listen to me, but if you talk to china, dips from the democratic and republican side, you know, it would be nice to think that, hey, let's throw that as a bargaining chip on the table. maybe we could get better, you know, tariffs on u.s. auto sales to china. china doesn't look at -- for china, this is like a nationalist defining issue. are they going to negotiate that away for something else? i don't know. but i do know -- >> what when are they saying? >> reporter: -- martyr people than me think that's nuts. >> we know about the nuclear-capable flights. what do they say about trump? >> reporter: china has said not very nice things. they said they're very concerned about the one china, you know, talk about changing the one china policy. and then in their propaganda, their newspapers, they use their editorials as a way to push a little fu

we are not respected now, and believe me, it's going to urn.e going to have this great, incredible, but you know what? i don't think we are ever going to have to use it, and that would be very, very nice. america first. very, very nice. instead, my administration will focus squarely on the vital national security interests of the united states, and that means crushing isis and defeating radical islamic terrorism. we are going to defeat it, quickly. to be a strong nation, we must also be a wealthy or a rich nation, and some people say, mr. trump -- now they say mr. president-elect, can you believe it? just call me donald, folks. they say mr. president-elect, it doesn't sound good when you say rich nation. i say we have to be a rich nation if we are going to rebuild our military, if we are going to build the wall, we have to be a rich nation. if we are going to repeal and replace a obamacare, we have to know what we are doing, and we have to be a wealthy nation again. whether it is building cars, producing steel, or curing disease, we want the ne

point for urning for owe pec. when you think about the so the amount of -- what you have on market, is 1.5 million a day. get ink things will interesting over the next few months. of many ht on the cusp becoming profitable. we have already seen if you look at the future's market. you have a lot of u.s. producers starting to edge out contracts. comingu.s. job producers back into the market, this is in we see that picking up just in the most recent days of course. says.at is certainly the if you look at the amount of versus its peak in 2016. it's equivalent to a million a day. anna marie that lap around, glad fly which is our columnist that wrote the piece. they have tried everything, 1970's.ontrols in the price control in the 1970, 1980 and where you stability. ceases to peak. do you want more producers to as a good corridor? >> this will be seen as somewhat success. you think of the total amount of 'll production has been decreased by 20%. revenues you're must increase. to see more demands for oil rise. longer ter

so, they hunt -- the chief had the baby's urn in his locker and they hunt for it, but they could never find it. 40 fellows went down with the ship, so they say there were 40 souls guarding that infant girl. she was only, i think, a month old. >> we could hear explosions, and we -- my mother decided it had to have been something drastic, and when she found shrapnel that had gone through our refrigerator, then it was really, really frightening, so we just huddled under an overturned settee for about three hours and waited until my father came home, or my sister, who worked at the police station. >> there was fire all over the water. the whole place was on fire, about 10 feet high. that was the oil from the ships that got damaged. the oil went out and it caught on fire. it was burning about 10 feet high. then there were bodies all over the place, floating. then, my ship -- the first thing they did with my ship was tell them to quit firing at the planes overhead -- they were our planes, looking for a place to land. then i noticed that the ship had riflemen all around the perimeter of the s

the econ data urns it down. we have a minirecession, and then it's all fine afterwards. these combined with earnings and combined with the inauguration, and whatever goes on with that, you could see people making some big sales in the first two weeks of january. my whole point is don't let that throw you off and completely change your entire narrative to stephanie's point. you are looking for companies. you are looking for sectors that employees do well for more than a few days or a few weeks zbloosh if you are expecting things to rotate slowly, it's only going to happen on days when there's really low volume. otherwise, if it's a normal day, i'll call today a normal day. you're going to see fast rotation because the people that are trading are fast. with that as a back drop, obviously murphy oil, williams, a bunch of these stocks are just rampant today. up 4%. up 5%. in the energy sector. lily is up for $5 or $6. >> preannounced yesterday, by the way. >> goldman's conviction list. >> upgrades. >> and then they got morgan stanley today. >> it is interesting we got a nega

of gdp but when did we get the biggest change in leisure not in the current age working hours at the urn it of last century in 1900s were 60 hours a week in manufacturing. 72 hours a week standard shift in the steel industry they wanted to run the steel shift twice a day and they wanted to keep the steel mills going 24 hours a day. so 24 divided by two was 12. they made the workers work is 12 hours a day six days week. the big decline in average hours of work occurred between 1900 and 1940 a reduction from 60 to 40 hours a week. we still do not duplicate western europe in our vacations. we still have only two weeks of vacation. they have five. maybe that's an area where we'll get unmeasured growth of gdp in the future. >> think about life expectancy. joel's teacher bill wood house who is my office mate and graduate school has done a number of stunning papers in his life and one of the most important was called the health of nations. in which he measured the value in terms of consumer goods of increases in life expectancy and health and according to his had data, the -- effect of rising l

urn california law, businesses cannot publicize higher original prices unless items have been on salebc news, new york. >> this is why you google. >> the googles tell you everything? >> the original prices. >> is that right? >> and order online. >> i didn't know that. okay. i just never thought it was a good a deal. >> yeah. >>> when we come back, mick jagger a dad for the eight time at 73. what fans are saying. >> he said it's a mark up on the age. he's just 43, what he told his girlfriend when they decided to have the kid. and news from "the view" is >>> time for the friday skinny starting with news from mick jagger. >> the '60s icon and rolling stone front man became a father for the an eighth time. he has eight kids with a fifth woman now. >> a lot of baby mamas. >> he's 73 years old. >> his girlfriend, you see her there, and they welcomed a baby boy, statement released on behalf of the couple says, mick was at the hospital here in new york for the baby's arrival and mother and son are doing just fine. >> the couple has no plans to marry or even live together, but he's reportedly

where the market is unresponsive or is in a position of urn certainty, given the lack of serntdty where we're headed in terms of numbers. in order to prevent that, i think we have to bet ir understand why the market didn't respond and come to numbers that were adequate to meet the quotas or meet the levels. so, i guess my first question would be for you, in your opinion, what was the most significant contributor to the delay in advanced bio reduction, was it delays in setting up the rfs program initially, uncertainty related to the rbos, uncertainty for the lit giegs and flawed department. what i believe was statutory waivers. was it more about tax uncertainty, or was it altogether. in your opinion, in the work that you did, do you believe that had we maintained a level of statutory certainty or meeting those requirements, we would have seen the level of investment that have been able to meet the standards. >> i think it's pretty clear from most of the people that we have spoken with, including producers of advanced bio fuel and expectant researchers in that area that sort of -- the big

. >>> the ar bctic tlast urns deadly. >>> and -- then they're rehearsing her opera.y in imioinatn. how it sound like and how it would look like. ♪ ♪ >>> an 18-wheeler loaded with a cargo of steel tore through a crowded christmas market in berlin monday night. the death toll has been steadily rising. dozens of people have been hurt. the white house called it an apparent terrorist attack. the driver has been arrested. it was just last month that the state department warned americans that holiday festivals and outdoor markets in europe could come under attack. security in the united states is tightening. charlie d'agata begins our coverage. >> reporter: the battered windshield showed the damage done when the 18-wheeler became a weapon. witnesses said the truck jumped the curb, barreled into the crowd and just kept going. american journalist, shandana durrani said she was feet away from its deadly path. >> i saw a truck barrelling into a crowd of innocent people ni it looked look an accident. it looked like the truck jumped the curb and was going fast and got out of cont

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