vince: i'm vince. lemonis: what do you do here? vince: whatever tad needs.emonis: like, you take people out or... vince: if we have to, yeah, we'll take somebody out. nah, i'm kidding. but, like, yeah... lemonis: how's tad to work with? vince: he's tough. i mean, he likes things done a certain way. he gets crabby and stuff like that. lemonis: do you get crabby or no? vince: are you kidding me? in this business, you hate people at the end of the day. lemonis: you do. vince: it's part of the business. lemonis: how's the food? woman #3: it's really good. man #1: oh, it's really good. lemonis: flavorful?? woman #3: mm-hmm. woman #4: chicken with the pasta is really good. lemonis: pasta is good? woman #4: yeah. lemonis: food was amazing. tad: thank you. lemonis: okay? i'll see you back at the office. tad: okay, thank you. ♪ lemonis: this is it? tad: this is our place. so, that's our hot side. and this is basically our cold side. this is my station here, where i work the ovens. some days, we do about 500 meals out here a day. lemonis: you do? who runs the kitchen?

vince: i can almost recall it. [laughter] lisa: you recall right. vince: it is a bad time. a short walk on why this is happening, and the beginning of october we saw oil prices falling. falling because of worries in the global economy, reflecting the china trade issue. if you look at the s&p and crude, they have been walking in tandem since october. >> i am sorry. crude reflecting the same issue the s&p is, which is slower growth ahead. is that another proxy for the same story? vince: it is and that is why they are moving together. they are normally not that tightly correlated. when you look at slower growth and a future look, it is to the economy going forward. that is what the reflection is now. it looks like it has further to go. peggy: i think investors are not going back in. if they are going in at all, they are nibbling. one of the things that is happening is with changes in terms of fed policy, there is price discovery going on and people are saying, are we at real valuations not propped up by low interest rates and liquidity in market? do we have farther to go in te

here to share their incredible story, justin mcneil and vince. vince, it begins with you. you walk into your usual starbucks. you see your barista who prepares your coffee. she noticed you were down. what happened then? >> well, she kind of actually observed me from an angle, dealing with another cashier and could just see that i wasn't having it that morning. i'm not really a morning person to begin with and was having some pain that was consistent with my condition. and she just asked me what was going on, said, hey, you look like something's up. and i told her, long story. and when she had more time, let's talk about it. and she said, well, i'm off in five minutes. let's talk. i told her that i was going to need to have a transplant eventually. and it just kind of snowballed from there. she suggested that i meet with justin. and we did. and it -- here we are. >> justin, your wonderful, thoughtful, caring wife nicole comes home and tells you this story. what happened? >> she came home that night. we were laying in bed and getting ready to go to sleep. at that point, she

we hope to speak to sir vince cable shortly.e on this from our political reporterjessica parker. jessica, he was very much the action man of british politics. yes. seen asa man of british politics. yes. seen as a very dynamic presence in british politics and someone who had a major impact on political life in the country, not least of all turning the liberal democrats into a significant electoral force. also seen significant electoral force. also seen as significant electoral force. also seen as somebody who could really reach across the political divide. that has been reflected in some of the tributes we have seen to him over the past 12 hours, including from sirjohn major, the former conservative prime minister. this is what he said. of course, many will be extremely saddened by the news that broke last night. some will be shocked. it was only in october we learned of this diagnosis of bladder cancer. as you say, overall he will be remembered asa say, overall he will be remembered as a dynamic, dedicated, passionate politician

sir vince cable there, leader of the liberal democrats.ocrats. let's take a look back at lord ashdown‘s life and career. this is how most people will remember paddy ashdown, the action man, the party leader with the least affection for westminster. long before he fired his first political salvos he was a military man, a marine seeing active service in borneo and melayu, as documented at the time. at this post, 23—year—old marine lieutenant ashdown from somerset has local forces as well as marines under his command. he excelled as a member of the elite special boat squadron, and spoke fluent mandarin chinese. he spent time too in his native northern ireland during the worst of the troubles. after a period as a diplomat and sometime on the dole, paddy ashdown got involved with the liberals, elected mp for yeovil in 1983. later in 1988, after the painful merger with the sdp that formed the liberal democrats, he became leader. i say to the millions out there who are concerned about poverty and about unemployment, come and join us. the party wa

serb vince cable, leader of the liberal democrats, thank you very much indeed. —— certain vince cablet has just come out that lord paddy ashdown has died after a short illness. let's take a look back now at lord ashdown‘s life and career with our chief political correspondent vicki young. this is how most people will remember paddy ashdown, the action man, the party leader with the least affection for westminster. long before he fired his first political salvos he was a military man, a marine seeing active service in borneo and melayu, as documented at the time. and this post, 20 three rd 23—year—old marine tenant ashdown from somerset has local forces as well as marines under his command. he excelled as a member of the elite special boat squadron, and spoke fluent mandarin chinese. he spent time to northern ireland during the worst of the troubles. after a period as a diplomat and sometime on the dole, paddy ashdown got involved with the liberals, elected mp for yeovil in 1983. later in 1988, after the painful merger with the sdp that formed the liberal democrats, he became leader. i

vince coglianese, great to see vince coglianese, great to see i want some more what's he doin?some more more? he has asked for... thank you well he did say please yes he did and, thank you (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. lou: michael cohen sentenced today to three years in prison. u.s. district court judge william paully called the case a smorgasbord of criminal conduct. he said as well as a lawyer mr. cohen should have known better than to cheat the tax authorities and to lie to, mon other people, the fbi. >>> radical dimm leaders pelosi and schumer debating with the president on camera, in full view of the american people, talking about the president's demands for border secure and construction of the border wall. both pelosi and schumer showed us why it's not a fair fight. they did so a number of times as they tried to move the debate into a private setting away from those prying cameras and those prying microphones. the president made it clear the discussion was all about transparency. >> we came in here in good faith and we're entering into a discussion in the

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so let's get started with vince in pennsylvania. vince? vince?hello >> hey, how are you doing? >> caller: is this jim cramer? >> you get it is is this vince? >> caller: how are you >> it's been a tough slog. how you been >> caller: well, my question is, what is going on with the oil market >> you know what, david favor said, jim, can't you come up with another reason other than supply and demand, too much supply no, there's too much supply, a lot of countries felt iran would be taking off. but the united states is pumping like mad, and they need to now, because they need the cash flow. so the answer is, it's supply overwhelming demand in a time when the world's growth is slowing. don't tell jay powell that might upset him. might upset him. thank you. let's go to stewart in virginia. stewart? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, stewart. >> caller: jim, i need some advice >> sure. >> caller: i've got my mad money portfolio separate from my retirement funds >> okay. >> caller: it's been very aggressi aggressive, f.a.n.g., chip to e stocks, oil. it'

he also executive produced. >> i've had the good fortune of working with vince quite a few times.pecial many, many years ago and he's a lot of fun. >> but having "a christmas story" continue as an iconic holiday classic will probably always be peter's legacy. >> oh, my god. i shot my eye out. >> another christmas movie anniversary in 2018, can you believe it has been 15 years since the holiday comedy classic >> santa! are. >> "e.t." is walking down memory lane withe of our favorite moments. >> the best part of making the movie "elf," well, getting to wear yellow tights for 75 days of shooting. >> go away. >> son of a nutcracker. >> those tights are a timeless look. and papa elf, bob newhart predicted the film would be a 408d tradition. >> i think they're going to release it like every christmas. it just makes you feel good. >> very first day of filming was in the lincoln tunnel. in the elf suit. people really didn't look at me twice. >> people really didn't actually rechact . because we were in new york and you know, nobody really cared. >> "elf" marked the first leading film role

joining us now, vince coglianese. great to have you with us. >> thank you, lou.the president, in your judgment, shut down the government if he does not get his funding for his wall? >> yes. now is the best possible time for it actually. now is the last time with republican control of both the house and the united states senate for the president to get anywhere near actually getting the funding necessary to build the wall. it's the furthest from the 2020 election. so whatever political damage that might come from a government shutdown fight is put off. he was elected with a mandate, build a wall. chanted at every rally he gave. the president needs to remember that. patience is running thin. think about march, september, every spending fight the president has had i'm disappointed i didn't get the wall. next spending fight, it's not going to happen again. prove it now. lou: it is, as you say, this is his signature promise within that amazing campaign. the american people are depending upon him. and it's clear that the establishment that he campaign against represent

in san jose, maria medina, kpix5. >> it will be vince who?eanwhile the winner of october's mega millions jackpot still has not claimed that prize. >> a ticket with all matching numbers was purchased at a south carolina gas station. the winner has 180 days to claim the $1.5 billion jackpot. >> they're still searching for the ticket. >>> another stunning sunset, got some time last video. is it possible our sunsets get better and better each night? >> i would have to say yes. it has been spectacular. it's kind of interesting. we get more twilight this time of year because the sunset comes in at an angle. so we get more of that twilight, more presunset, post sunset. summertime it just goes straight down. wintertime it comes in at an angle and we get that beautiful color longer in winter, gained about 25 seconds of daylight today, but it's getting cold outside tonight, 41 in concord and santa rosa, 40 in livermore. do i hear the 30s? absolutely. as a matter of fact, the only places not dropping to the 30s tonight on this map are san francisco, pac

so weg much i changed, 1968the 1962 cover for the show, the best image we could show of vince lombardi. this was an olympic year. if nothing else occurred in 1968, there would be two major events, the olympics and it was a presidential gear. 1968, the olympic games, both summer and winter, were held in the same year. and what you see on the cover of "sports illustrated" is heidi fleming, the only american to win a gold medal at that --pics -- is a key fleming , the onlyleming american to win a gold medal at that olympics. her mother made the dress, amateur sports only. on to summer sports, the photograph here of arthur ashe, he is serving at the first u.s. open. 1968, it was called the national championships and it was an amateur event. became and went pro and known as the u.s. open, which is how we know it today. would beat tom mocker in the final match, this is a photo from that match, but ashe would win a trophy but he couldn't eat the prize money because he hadn't declared himself a pro yet. i like this quote on the label saying that, "what i like best about myself is my demeanor.

sports, these memorable bill yeah, and when we look at it chronologically, with this time cover of vince lombardi, this cover from 1962, so i did reuse that? nothing really changes, the green bay packers have owned the decade, they've won multiple championships, in the 60s, including the 1st two super bowls of 1967 and the 1968 super bowl against the oakland raiders, and this was at the orange bowl in miami. nothing much has changed, so we use this 50 to cover for the 68 show, it was the best image that we could show, is vince lombardi. in february, that was january, in february, this, if nothing else, had occurred in 1968, there would be two major events, for that year, the olympics and a presidential year, keep in mind that, in 68, the olympic games, both summer and winter, were held in the same year. what you see here on the cover of sports illustrated, she was the only american to win a gold medal at that olympics, and this was the age of amateur sports, the olympics, that green dress you see, there was no apparel logo, her mother made the dress. amateur sports only. the next, moving

sir vince cable with his reflections on paddy ashdown.cess following the balkans war in the 90s. the following the balkans war in the 905. the bbc following the balkans war in the 90s. the bbc special corresponded and a little spent three years in bosnia responding for the bbc from 1992 until 1995 and he got to know lord ashdown and stayed in touch. he's been giving me his memories. lord ashdown and stayed in touch. he's been giving me his memorieslj first he's been giving me his memories.” first met him in bosnia and i was very struck by his impatience and determination to get something done. after that, his physical courage. determination to get something done. afterthat, his physical courage. he came ata afterthat, his physical courage. he came at a time when the war was at its height, there was shelling and sniping in sarajevo everyday. he wasn't part of a government delegation, he was there under his own stea m delegation, he was there under his own steam so his protection was limited. what struck me was his ability to listen. he und

sir vince cable. we expect to hear the prime minister's new year message later.return to our lead story and the growing crisis involving migrants crossing the channel. our correspondent simonjones is in doverfor us now. we know the home secretary sajid javid is this morning chairing a meeting of border force officials and other agencies. a lot of interest where you are in what will come out of that meeting. lots of interest here because here is that the sharp end of what has been happening. conditions on the channel overnight, as they are now, have been very calm with the little wind. we have not heard of any additional boats arriving over night but sometimes details only emerge later in the day. one person who will be watching at that meeting very closely is mp for dover charlie elphicke. sajid javid is now back in the country. what do you say to him? i welcome the fact sajid javid is at his desk and taking personal control of this crisis. what is needed now isa of this crisis. what is needed now is a clear plan and strategy to deal with it. i hope you'll come t

had "saved and revived the liberal democrats at their lowest ebb" and current leader of the party vinceit a "hugely sad day" for the liberal democrats, and said many members of the public had "immense affection and respect" for him. let's get more on this from our political reporterjessica parker. shejoins us. they she joins us. they reminisced shejoins us. they reminisced on their time shejoins us. they reminisced on theirtime in shejoins us. they reminisced on their time in government. he was never actually in government, paddy ashdown. there was a time in parliament together. maybe that is one great sadness is that he was such a distinguished man who never attained that top—level politics. yeah. to some extent he came close, because there had been discussions with, for example, the labour party over a potential role in government. but it never quite came off. he will still be remembered as a man who had a huge impact on british politics, not least of all turning the liberal democrats into a significant political force. i democrats into a significant politicalforce. i think democrats

vonnie: and we have vince, some of the week for us?ngnk the week's has a lot to do with year-end. we are seeing traders not really wanting to hold positions going into the final days. from an equity stan part -- standpoint, this market is starting to collapse and there's no incentive to hold on and be underweight versus your competition. for the fixed income and fs, the month is the much done. whatever trade you are being on by a customer, you're dumping that back out again. no one is holding anything in to thousand 19. this is been a continuation from early october, where oil prices rolled over as a result of his a result of the situation in anda, that seems to persist energy prices cannot hold a rally. the equity markets follow. that volatility will stay with us for a few more weeks until january. guy: a lot of people don't want to hold positions, but you also looking at the conviction rates for next year and they don't have any. they are worried about what the beginning of next year will look like. usually at this time of year you s

loons i actually come into africa and they want to invest in this there's a lot of it was invested as vince a couple investors in that space so of course i think i've been should be moving but it's you know politics that the legal wranglings that are out there we took a bit of time to. the south african parliament has just twenty one my. it's in which to revise the legislative framework for cannabis through it all the laws that are involved in this probation are quite old and have been around for quite some time they're quite deeply ingrained into the legal system so it's not as easy as just promulgating one new act and that'll be the end of it so there was no believes this is the beginning of a sustainable and diverse industry even if the road ahead is uncertain i did expect it to be this busy on the first stay but i'm happy that it is and i'm sure it's going to be even busier on the weekend which is good for everybody exhibiting here and ya great success all right small to medium cannabis enterprises will have to compete with the large international corporates who have a radio expressed i

guy: vince, what is the market worried about?s it the situation in aggregate, or specific fear getting to crystallize in the market's mind? deals arehink the falling off -- the wheels are falling off. speech was still very much a take it or leave it situation, which is basically putting the mp's in a bad situation. it does look like it will go down to a vote of no-confidence. vonnie: exactly. it is so unclear right now. there are so many contingencies in parliament to know what will happen next. possible.is an and as you mentioned perfectly, there are some a different size of this -- sides of this argument and known as coming together and saying, do we want to brexit deal or not? it is the wheels falling often looks like it will be a no-confidence vote. don't know where they go from there, but certainly, second referendum is not out of the question. vonnie: we are not going to hold at these levels. axel, sterling 1.2533. what happens next to the sterling? >> everybody accepted a vote that would fail and a second vote that would p

vince: not so much the swiss franc, but the yen most definitely.ith the sentiment weighing on europe, that is going into 2019 as money out of europe and into japan, given the medical situation in france and the budget situation in italy, the comments today were cause for concern for the economy. japan's economy being operated by the bank of japan. likely downgraded, but better than expectations. yen is looking like a better place to hide. it is a big market, you can take your money in and out. there is a lot of liquidity. not so much in the swiss franc. over thetake the yen swiss, and definitely not the euro. scarlet: it doesn't look at there is much place to hide when you look at equity. all other groups are down. utilities are falling less, but still down. todaye your case earlier and he was saying the decline in the stocks tends to be ahead of a decline in earnings. he sees some big problems, notably the spread between the price earnings ratio of reported earnings and the price earnings on a cyclically adjusted basis. what did the fundamentals l

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been coming here for a long time then only as i play here a lot it's lots of fun here for last minute vince but if there were no house forty nine we'd really message that not only can we meet our friends here and bring our kids some of us have been coming here for years we grew up here these tables were here when i was a child. and the same will go for the following generations to. be from turkey. or albania it's all. the same here you're also a citizen of stuttgart and failed both we sometimes have naturalization ceremonies here and i tell people not to forget their roots it's part of their identity but we can all meet here and learn from each other and respect each other. the philosophy of house forty nine is also being implemented in other parts of the god cultural integration only works when the residents city officials and religious organizations get involved and work together. to. get there. it takes patience and dedication integration doesn't just happen overnight. it's got so it's all but it's the current generation processes multifaceted banner thousand always work perfectly we're

i was the lowly manager but vince lombardi. all kinds of people went on to greater fame and sports that were working for colonel. blake . vince lombardi and your dealings with him, did it have any impact? his management style as a coach and the other people have adopted in business, did it have any effect on you as it went on in your career? >> he was very emotional and intense and a perfect complement to colonel. blake . i was a lonely manager. you were teaching at west point when sputnik was launched. i was at west point teaching over my great regret. the military said that's your job so i went to do it and when they launched sputnik it was a real shock. there was a real cold war going back and the russians had a big leg up. follow-on following that we tried to launch vanguard and it failed. what were your concerns about that capability? >> the concerns then were when are we going to catch up? i believe it was typical of a lot of people. we were very concerned and the political climate was exploiting the so-called missile gap

this is one of the interesting things, vince, came out of the weekend.resident is on the way back from argentina. he says, listen guys, i will get rid of nafta before, if necessary before the new agreement is approved. he is trying to again put pressure on congress. will that work? >> there is a shot at this working. he is trying to hit a thins trye democrats to play ball. they're rhett sense to, they want to wait until they have control of house. connell: which they can, right? lame duck would be great from president's point of view to get it done in the lame duck. once he gets rid of nafta, six-month clock, democrats can run that out. this. >> at this point is is on the democrats. let's say it gets challenged in the courts. basic scenario. if he wants to go to prenafta, tariffs, everything included or the new usmca. democrats should look at this, be inclined to vote for this reason. it increases worker protections. raises amount of money people in north america should make when they build these products and incentivizes building more of the products in

i knew them from -- i knew jon from chicago and i met vince out here through jon and so it was a little watch that because we were going to the drez d to the dresden and going to the derby. >> jimmy: the club. what happened to the club? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: people didn't stop stealing cars. >> i don't know. maybe they just were like, yeah, that's right. like, did it -- who did it thwart? and -- yeah. i don't know. >> jimmy: maybe no one. maybe they figured out, like, oh, the club doesn't work or maybe there's still the club going on in different places. >> i still have one. maybe now the cars all come with the electronic alarm stuff and back then, they didn't all have that. >> jimmy: yeah, but even with the alarm, all that does is annoy you. i'm sorry. i've gotten off track. "swingers." did you get paid anything to be in "swingers"? >> not much. like low budget scale. which was a ton at the time. i mean, that was, you know, like, whoa! $50 a day! . >> jimmy: right. >> oh my god. >> jimmy: and i know that -- i know jon with ironman and all the movies he's doing, do you ever talk ab

vince mcman who once scream this is the xfl back with xfl 2.0.ague only lasted one sson. the new xfl will launch in the spring of 2020 with eight teams, they want t sedp their games and use technology to give fans better experiences. we'll see if if all works out. it promises to be less raunc youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, gwen stefani, from "the real bros of simi valley" jimmy tatro, and "this week in unnecessary censorship." and now, good news, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. very nice. welcome, welcome. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for

vince mcman who once scream this is the xfl back with xfl 2.0. the original league only lasted one season. the new xfl will launch in the spring of 2020 with eight teams, none, though, in the bay area. they want to speed up their games and use technology to give fans better experiences. we'll see if if all works out. it promises to be less >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, right this minute. >> she's ready for a little batting practice. >> the balls come flying. >> why there's a lot of good hits, and one very bad strike. >> wait, what happened though? >>> that pup knows somebody is about -- >> watch through the door. >> the surprise that left anna and >>> a robber with an ax gets some help. with -- >> gas powered saw. >> but see if faster is fast enough. >> a guy's message to his girlfriend. >> you're probably freaking out. >> how he popped up during a hockey game hoping she'll say yes. >>> i hope she doesn't have to go to the bathroom during the commercial break

. >> i had the good fortune of working with vince quite a few times. we met original oh an after-school special many, many years ago. and he's a lot of fun. >> it continues as an iconic holiday classic and will probably always be peter's legacy. ♪ >> oh, my god. i shot my eye out! >> and "a christmas story" continues to be a pop culture phenomenon because you can buy your own leg lamp, not to mention the real-life point in ha ohio is a museum. >>> we showed you peter billingsley's role in "elf." that classic turned 15 this year. i caught up with will for told discuss his favorite moment include -- will to discuss his favorite moments including this one -- the best part of making "elf"? >> getting to wear yellow tights for 75 days of shooting. >> go away! >> son of a nutcracker. >> those tights are a timeless look. and papa elf, bob newhart, predicted the film will become a holiday tradition. >> i think it's just going to show like -- like every christmas. buddy, i think there's something i probably -- it makes you feel good. >> action! >> very first da

but vince lombardi was a coach. gilman was a coach. war mouth was a coach. there were all kind of people that went on to greater fame in sports that were working for colonel blake. >> one of the questions that the historians behind this wanted to know is whether vince lombardi and your dealings with him then -- did it have any impact? he's known as such a -- his management style as a coach other people adopted in business. did it have any effect on you as you went on in your career? >> no, i don't think so. he was very emotional, very intense. and he was a perfect compliment to colonel blake. so as i said i was a lowly manager and i didn't really have much of that rebel. >> let's talk about -- you were teaching at west point when sputnik was launched in 1957. >> right. >> dural what your thoughts were when that happened? >> yeah i was really concerned. to be honest with you i had never really thought about rockets and space before. i was into airplanes. i was a fighter pilot and i was only at west point teaching over my great regret. i didn't want to do it b

vince cable with me here at westminster. matt? matt: excellent coverage.ve fared today, despite the uncertainty of the brexit situation that theresa may and parliament thrust us into yesterday. we do see gains across the board really, at least for western europe. austria looks a little bit weak, but you see that we are higher in germany, france -- excuse me, the czech republic a little bit weaker. --tria actually getting gaining. we see italy continue to gain. spain, the iberian peninsula also up. it will be interesting to see what the french president -- budget deficit looks like, as macron's appeasement of the yellow vests comes into play. we have reports of 3.5%, much higher than what the italians want to. brussels continues -- wanted. brussels continued to fight against that. when they allow that to go on -- would they allow that to go on? we are seeing gains across the board. let's talk about what's going on in india. the resignation of urjit patel as the governor of the reserve bank of india has dealt investors another bout of uncertainty as the coun

carol: and we have to bring in vince, because you are a global strategist at bloomberg. if you were back on the trading desk, what would you be saying about friday? what are you hearing? vince: i think what we are seeing a lot of and people have n thisushing back o all day, but that is fine. jason: when he says it is fine it means it is not fine. month most of this in the of december, it has shown very little in the way of fundamentals to me. ure, machinep driven algorithmic stuff. realizeetting pms that your end, they will be marked up to market versus their peers and the industry standard. they are lightening up in certain areas that are prohibitively expensive when not producing positive results. basically it is ok if they lose money as long as they do not lose more than they have next to them. this is not so much as the fundamentals or where the market is going, but a career saving underkeep my assets management where they are, and we will look at 2019 -- joke: there has to be a about not outrunning the bears, but your buddies. carol: we were talking about a lane of

vince and i were at the same publishing house, same editor.i got to know vince before i was ever published and he was kind enough to say you're going to need an agent. such a wonderful guy and an incredible writer. so the books are fantastic. we get a lot of fans several years ago due to cancer and the gentleman who's writing books now, titled mill and i are buddies. i knew conaway before he ever became a writer. my godfather, his dad were in the fbi together. it's an interesting question. there was no competition between me and vince flynn as far as they basically shared a lot of the same readers because my books especially early in my career, vince's books were in on-ramp to mine. it's always been a nice overlap, but a lot of fans would love to see the team up. i think i'll would do it, but at the end of the day it comes down to how much time do we have in a year to write something and would vince is a state agreed they were okay to team aside. i have done something productive to thriller that is, tim rollins and steve berry. i think it was

the ageless vince cart. 41-year-old vinsany, he had 13 points.tually drafted before his teammate hurter wasborn, by the way. >> no. >> there's bradley beal with the triple. 36 poin, nine assists. wizards win it 131-117. >>> one of the reasons the redskins signed mark sanchez two weeks ago wasecause of his experience in big games. now, washington is in the thick of a playoff push and sanchez has a 4-2 record in tlaffs including two conference championship appearances. sure, the last timeas in 2010 and "sex in the city 2" was in theaters. but whatever, details, details. offense as running the at redskins park today. and along with newly signed josh johnson, they burgundnd gold have two vetlan signa callers. and why sanchez knows it will be a challenge to lead this team back to the postseason, he's thankful for the opportunity. >> you work for something, you pray for something and then it finally happens, you don't care what the circumstances are. you're just happy to get a shot. and the guys that i've grown close to in just aysew da, you want to pl

poston has now performed 1200 surgeries using the da vince tells us, before doing his first, he had onlyou two of practice on the device. and is extremely worried about the lack of doctor training. >> if you want to fly a commercial airplane, it tak you 1500 hours. but you can fly a robot after eatraining, which isn'ty that rigorous. >> reporter: in fact, there are no national requirements regulating how much training as eon must have to operate using the da vinci. the fda says it doesn't have jurisdiction and while intuitive surgical offe a four-level training program, it cannot require surgeons to complete it. >> the root cause here is the training, the willingness to sell robots to people and promote them doing surgeries when they weren't adequately trained. the willingness of hospital credentialling committees to sign off on them and allow them to do it. >> reporter: dr. post hopes every surgeon will search his or her own conscience. >> we should live in a world where we practicerutal transparency with our patients. so if we lived thin that world,e would tell the patient, i'd like to o

well the liberal democrat leader vince cable there was referring to reports coming cabinet members are said to be putting moves towards the second referendum it comes after former leaders john major and tony blair have also backed calls for another vote poly boyko has the latest. talk of a second referendum appears to be getting more serious and because it's not just coming from the opposition parties apparently it's coming from two reason may's own team over the weekend reports have emerged that her cabinet has split into two opposing camps one which along with her chief of staff is now reportedly mulling the idea of letting. parliament decides on whether there should be a second referendum to potentially reverse brags that and the other camp of prone leavers who are adamantly against this plan now the prime minister herself has been attempting to brochure all these various rumors and especially talk of a second referendum in fact a spokesperson has just denied just rules but then again her spokesperson did deny the cancellation of the parliamentary vote on her brags that deal last we

players kent bazemore, vince carter, and andre iguodala. and he expressedoubt that the u.s.ever landed on the moon. >> we ever been to the moon? >> no. >> no. >> they going to come geus, i don't think so either. >> beautiful, just beautiful. op sreenivasan: of course, despite what some believe, 12 american astronauts did walk on the moon between 1969 and 1972. and the trump administration says that going back is a priority. the backlash to curry's conspiracy talk was, well, immediate. nasa even offered to take the two-time m.v.p. on a tour of its lunar lab the next time he's in houston. and it turns out curry says he doesn't need convincing after all. he told reporters on wednesday that he was just joking about the moon landing being faked, and thate's excited to take nasa up on its offer to visit. it was a full moon turnaround for one of the n.b.a.'s brightest shining stars. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, a fifth person has died as a result of the shooting at the strasbourg, france christmas market last tuesday. the 36-year-old polish born man had been in a coma since the

no surprise this south bay kpix5 crew would want to try their hand at a win including photographer vince garrido and yours truly. lucky for me if i lose, i've still got jose to count on. >> go on vacation and take you guys with me. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. okay. we have that on record. thank you for saying that on camera. the owner of ernie's got about $1 million for e big win a few months ago. in san vi meanwhile the winner cket with numbers was purchased at a south carolina gas station. the winner has 180 days to claim the $1.5 billion jackpot. >> they're still searching for the ticket. >>> another stunning sunset, got some time last video. is it possible our sunsets get better and better each night? >> i would have to say yes. it has been spectacular. it's kind of interesting. we get more twilight this time of year because the sunset comes in at an angle. so we get more of that twilight, more presunset, post sunset. summertime it just goes straight down. wintertime it comes in at an angle and we get that beautiful color longer in winter, gained about 25 seconds of daylight today, but