her name is webster.throw anything at me or anything. >> here she is. so this is webster! >> jimmy: i'm going to freak out. >> how awesome is she? she is so cute. so webster is a tarantula. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, absolutely. >> she's a tarantula, how cool is she? isn't she just beautiful? >> jimmy: oh, man, she's like pointing -- why is one of her things pointing at me? that's the real deal. >> so what you want to do is put your hand out for a second. >> jimmy: i don't know. [ laughter ] >> you'll be fine. you'll be fine. put your hand out >> jimmy: i don't know, man. >> she's a beautiful animal, she really is. >> jimmy: i'm really -- you're going to see me freak out, and poor webster is going to go on a trip. >> okay, ready, are you ready? okay. what we're going to do is put her right there. [ screams ] good job! good job! look at that. so she's right now, she's on your hand. now see those hairs there? they flick those as a defense mechanism. >> jimmy: it's warm, it's warm. the spider is warm. ah! oh, my

willie stargell avenue at webster tube, i'm sorry come on webster, stodghill avenue on the way to the posey tube, at 7:00 they will be doing repairs to the light damaged by the rain. apparently there was some flooding. if you get off the island, it's best to do it early or go down to park, fruitvale or high street. try not to use the posey tube after 7:00. >>> it's not only raining around parts of the bay area but trees are falling down. look at this. san francisco's financial district -- a close call for that muni bus. a tree crash down on pacific avenue just after 6 pm last night. muni said the tree caused minor damage to the bus and no one was hurt. passengers were moved to another bus. >>> so far the storm has not caused any major problems in sonoma and napa counties in the areas burned by the wildfires. a flash flood watch was canceled around 2 am. people living in the burned areas have done what they can to reduce the risk of debris flow and mudslides. the area did get several inches of rain which caused flooding. santa rosa fire assistant fire marshals said this is the first si

>> in everyone's hearts. >> at the core of webster parish are the long standing christian believes.elieves he's willing to fight for, not just for the soul of webster parish, but for the soul of america. >> if you begin to tell me that my children do not have the right to pray in school, that's an attack upon the relationship that i have with my god. they dare anyone to break. nick valencia, louisiana. >> thank you for being with me today. up next is anna cabrera after this. directv has been rated number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but some people still like cable. just like some people like pre-shaken sodas. having their seat kicked on an airplane. being rammed by a shopping cart. sitting in gum. and walking into a glass door. but for everyone else, there's directv. for #1 rated customer satisfaction over cable, switch to directv and get a $200 reward card. call 1.800.directv like you do sometimes, grandpa? and puffed... well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i ta

>> feminist was the merriam-webster kicks their 2017 word of the year.ecause he knows if there's any sound bite of him and the word "feminist" he might have trouble with his face, would make him get on the defensive, make him appear too liberal or to the left or, oh, my god, what it could open up. it's ridiculous. feminist and feminism has a meaning to it. you can ascribe to it or not, but when you say i'm for men and women, it does show kind of a sense of, i don't want to really answer the question because if i say i'm a feminist, i get into trouble, and i don't have the guts to say i'm not. >> one more question here for you, and one more clip. reminding president trump about the time he retweeted the racist propaganda videos from an alt-right group in london. he asked the president for an apology. >> can i ask for an apology for the re-tweets. it would go a long way. >> here's what's fair. if you are telling me that the horrible racist people, i would certainly apologize if you'd like me to do that. i know nothing about them. >> disenvoy yourself from

miriam webster dictionary-- this is a great honor-- under the entry for "bad bod" in miriam webster,ions no, congratulations. >> thank you. >> stephen: congratulations. >> i mean, you know, some people win emmys. >> stephen: yeah, not us. >> some people, you know-- >> stephen: yeah. a quick question: do you have children? >> i do not have children. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you technically can't have a dad bod. you just have a bod. >> or you're such an amazing actor, that it goes beyond even having children to this place where whereyou have studied dads so intensely and their bods, that you've just incorporated one, you know, like that. so it actually-- you just-- jumps over the children part. >> stephen: yeah. how do you know-- if you're not-- how do you know when you've achieved dad bod? >> i did have a moment, like, years ago. i remember an audition. i-- i got called to audition for a character in the "x" men series called "the blob" right which is a character who controls gravitational forces with the stomach, basically. >> stephen: his mass. >> yeah, he's a big dude. and i rememb

. >> webster hubbell is a very accomplished lawyer, he was on the arkansas supreme court. >> also partner at the rose law firm, versus close with mrs. clinton in particular. foster would be probably the main litigator in the rose law firm. he had been president of the bar association. probably the most highly thought of lawyer in the whole group. >> when president clinton was elected they asked mr. hubbell and mr. foster and bill kennedy to go washington with them. >> bill clinton obviously became the president of the united states. >> webb hubbell had the number three position in the justice department, was called associate attorney general. >> mr. foster went to washington as both the clintons' personal lawyer and the deputy white house counsel. >> along with vincent foster and webster hubbell, notable figures would feature prominently in president clinton's first term. bernard nussbaum, a well-respected attorney part of the congressional staff investigating the watergate scandal was white house counsel. george stephanopoulos who had run communications for the '92 campaign became white

if november 1994 was a bad month for congressional democrats, december '94 was a horrible one for websterlaw partner of hillary clinton had followed bill clinton to washington as associate attorney general and self-described golf buddy. but he was forced to resign after it became clear he had defrauded his former law firm. >> bob fiske and his team started looking at the rose law firm, and they found that webster h w manipulating bills. >> clients were paying for expenses that had never occurred. >> now hubbell was forced to admit to stealing nearly $400,000 from his law partners and more than a dozen clients, including the federal government. >> judge hubbell has pled guilty to two felony counts. >> ken starr had gotten his first conviction. but he had his sights set on a bigger fish. >> as part of mr. hubbell's guilty plea, he was required to provide any information he had relating to any criminal or other activity that included the president and mrs. clinton. >> we had been quite willing to postpone the sentencing so that we would have the opportunity to work with judge hubbell. >> the

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melissa: caught red-handed, ashley webster, thank you. >> my pleasure.vid: some unusually blunt talk at united nations. our ambassador nikki haley saying greatest threat to nuclear non-proliferation in the world initiating a a. iran's destablizing behavior in the middle east and russian and their defense of syrian dictator bashar al-assad. melissa: president trillion hitting -- president trump hitting the road to tout h&k equipment. david: we're 36 hours away from a possible partial government shut down. congress will be very busy between now and then. senator john thune is giving us some of his time to explain where they are now. >> this is like giving you a, a bowl of doggie doo put a cherry on top and call it a chocolate sundae. this is nothing. melissa: president trump touring headquarters of h&k equipment company in pennsylvania before making remarks touting his sweeping tax reform plan. in his speech the president celebrated the company's recent success. >> the signs of america's comeback can be seen at companies like this one which just had its mo

he was quite young, harvard educated, reads like the webster of his day. very idealistic on his arrival. he had beaten samuel adams for his congressional seat by a hair! at any rate most of his colleagues felt short of the demi going and roman senators he had anticipated. i felt chagrinned at the yang listlessness of many here in regard to the great objects of the government and their state prejudices and overrefining spirit in relation to trifles. i was sorry to see the picture i had drawn was so much bigger and fairer than the life. then, he gets on to madison. in whom he was acutely disappointed. i see in madison with his great knowledge, so many eras attending to so much mischief. on the whole, a useful respectable worthy man. let me add without meaning to detract he is too much attached to his theorys for a politician. he adopts his maxims as he finds in books and too little regard to the actual state of things. they're gold mine in material like this. i can sit here all day quoting similar comments. what else? just a couple of the things that i found

host: steve is calling on our republican line from webster, massachusetts. caller: thank you for taking my call. i enjoy your show. about the president's alleged voter comments -- and they are vulgar if that is what he said -- back in november 2016, prior to that, all of the liberals were saying that if the president is elected they will move to canada. of course, we never had that move. i would just like to point out, and i could be as obtuse to say they are racist for saying canada and they would not move to haiti or africa or somewhere else. there is a double standard here. they are a bit disingenuous. i just hope for the best for this country. the best form of social justice is giving somebody a meaningful job. i used to be liberal. i am for massachusetts. you probably see politically where i am at now. the president is showing that the free market can work, and this is a philosophy we have on the left side, we call you communist, socialist. you have shifted from marks to marcos, and the right is capitalists and free markets. thank you for taking my show

thieves busted out her windows at webster and post yesterday. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson explains what priceless item she lost and why she's pleading with the thief to come forward. u.s. olympic figure skater spent monday in san francisco, then came to japan town for dinner. when she left the restaurant she made a devastating discovery. >> it was just like a sheer moment of panic. >> reporter: the window of marisa casselly's rental suv was smashed. >> my turquoise rolling bag was gone, that's where my costumes and skates were. >> reporter: the skates custom made. her costumes hand crafted. each dress cost about $1,000 to make. they are priceless in emotional value. >> without them i'm just -- i feel incomplete. at first i was just like, oh my god, this is the worst thing that could possibly happen to me. >> reporter: the break-in happened just hours after chief scott announced a new plan to combat property crime. >> we had a little bit over 30,000 car burglaries last year. >> reporter: this resident has had enough. >> three of four. thes

a common wealth, according to webster's dictionary, is a form of government which relies on the consechnt of the people, an the rule of law and on law making for the greater good of the population at large. so every year in january we'll have a joint session, 40 senators are given temporary seating along the backside of the house chamber. the 100 members of the house are sitting here at their desks and their chairs, and we listen to the presentation of the governor of virginia. this is also the go-to room for other joint sessions of the legislature when we receive important guests often from other parts of the world. in 1946 during the general assembly we held a joint session to receive sir winston spencer churchill who came to us in his capacity as a private citizen and made a very well-received address that was just two days after his very famous speech in missouri about an iron curtain descending upon europe after world war ii. >> we should stand together in -- in greed for nothing, but in defense of those courted which we hold dear, not only for our own benefit, but because we believe

nephew-in-law his running his publishing firm, called charles webster. of hiss the name nephew's -- it was calls charles company.nd him and charles webster came up with a plan to sell the memoirs door to door instead of selling them in bookstores. so they would arrive and take preorders from folks door-to-door. one thing mark twain wanted to do was provide an opportunity for civil war veterans to be salesmen. he would request civil war veterans to don their uniforms the republic of uniforms to go door to door. grant himself was a focus of his time. he was a celebrity. so having him writing the book was good for sales, but actually veteran comel war to the door, as well, helped to sell them, as well. sales andr to-door there were many salesmen engaged country.cross the it allowed them to make money for themselves and support their old commander in his final hours. twain came to the cottage a few weeks before grant passed away. it was an important meeting. twain was checking on the progress of the book, but for grant, the most important thing was to find o

. >> daniel webster himself cannot constitutionally have done what mr. english did. i don't think there's any doubt in the framers mind about that. >> thank you mr. chief justice. the state proposes a rule that in the narrow class of death penalty cases, counsel sometimes might be required to override his client on a trial strategy when the strategy the client wants counsel to pursue is a futile charade and requires him to defeat both objectives of defeating the death penalty. we submit that should be treated by infective. >> i'm sorry started by saying you wanted narrow -- why is it narrow? seems to me it's a rule that's absolute. why does it have to be just and death penalty cases? why limit your role? >> because we would agree that in most cases the rules of professional conduct would dictate that a lawyer follows the directive of his client. >> is at the rules of conduct or the sixth amendment? that requires you to be represented by effective counsel do you can see that generally, or all of the time was to say this was a robbery case, the defendant says i wasn't

she says they were in japan town on webster street and all of her gear including her skates, her custom costume like the one you see here, they were in her car. when she came back from dinner, her bags filled with her gear were missing. the only thing left, the glass around her car.>> the thing that skaters can't live without his our costumes and skates. any time i travel with it, i bring it on the plane, it was with me in case i have that. i know we are done with the competition. it's such a huge shock not to have my skates or costume. >> along with her gear, the burglar made off with her ipad, jewelry, and the keys to her apartment. she filed a police report and this breaks come -- this break comes after a citywide crackdown on theft, auto burglaries have increased 24% in the last year. >>> 17 years after leaving the silver and black, there he is, jon gruden is back. he made his official appearance at the raiders headquarters to kick off his second stint as head coach. julio goodrich was there for the warm welcome -- julia goodrich was there for the warm welcome.>> reporter: it was a

and then there is also a stop at the south -- further up the same block at the corner of webster. so they're two stops in one block. so go figure. that is my point and also thank you director reiskin for your report on vision zero. i hope they raise awareness, but also including pedestrian education, too. like look left, look right. you know? [bell ringing] >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. thank you very much. we appreciate it. director reiskin, can we check into the para transit phone system and still serving people in a way that gives them correct information and up to date. thank you very much. i think we had one more public speaker on items not on the agenda. no? >> [inaudible]. >> that's still coming up. this is still nine. public comments for items not on today's calendar. seeing none, we'll close public comments on item nine and move on to the con sent calendar. >> a number of items have been severed at the request of the public. 10.5, 10.6 and 10.7. >> thank you very much, ms. boomer. do i have a motion to approve consent calendar, 10.5, 6 and 7. [laughter] there

see how this shakes out in the next hour with ashley webster who is in today for liz claman, heading to you. >> i loved every second, thank you so much. breaking news, at any moment now, president trump is expected to hold a joint news conference with the prime minister of norway in the east room. white house. the president meeting with nato ally at this very moment, take you there live as soon as the president begins to speak. the president speaking this morning at first cabinet meeting of the year, rattled off a spring of successes in first year in office, now a deal must be struck in a bipartisan fashion to keep the government open beyond next friday, but the debate over the so-called dreamers could be a major roadblock. congressman diane black is the house budget chairman. we'll ask her if the immigration debate is sidetracking the 2018 agenda and lead to a government shutdown next week. >>> north korea, iran, russia, china, likely topics to come up in the meeting with the prime minister. we are going react to the president's press conference. >>> liz claman catches up with the c

have a great day everybody cease the day let's get to "varney & company" alabamaly webster in. ashley: i'm ashley webster in for stuart who unfortunately as we kick off the new year feeling a little bit under weather he wanted to be here. he'll be back tomorrow he says so we wish hill well. new year for the market, of course, your money. the dow is just one big rally away from 25,000 look at that 24840 so questions we ask is trading begins in 2018, is a poll back coming surely those will be become and what do you boy and sell we have the answers for you. back to work on washington immigration and president looking for bipartisan support for both will he get it? well, tha a big question a big meeting on capitol hill tomorrow may give us some answers perhaps the fist big test of the new year will come from iran. deadly empty government protest there, least 20 people reported dead calling those protesters, quote, enemies of iran. big day, of course, as we kick off a new year 218 is here and "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> well, have you noticed unless you live in very s

thieves busted out her windows at webster and post yesterday. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson explains what priceless item she lost and why she's pleading with the thief to come forward. u.s. olympic figure skater spent monday in san francisco, then came to japan town for dinner. when she left the restaurant she made a devastating discovery. >> it was just like a sheer moment of panic. >> reporter: the window of marisa casselly's rental suv was smashed. >> my turquoise rolling bag was gone, that's where my costumes and skates were. >> reporter: the skates custom made. her costumes hand crafted. each dress cost about $1,000 to make. they are priceless in emotional value. >> without them i'm just -- i feel incomplete. at first i was just like, oh my god, this is the worst thing that could possibly happen to me. >> reporter: the break-in happened just hours after chief scott announced a new plan to combat property crime. >> we had a little bit over 30,000 car burglaries last year. >> reporter: this resident has had enough. >> three of four. thes

. >>> reporter: on the corner of post and webster there are not one but two piles of shattered safety glass littering the ground around a parking meter. it's likely one of these sparkling piles came from figure skater marissa castelli's rental car. >> we parked there, went to dinner, got dessert and got back to the car and i got there first and i saw i had a white bag in the back seat. it was gone. and i saw glass everywhere. >> reporter: she had stopped in japantown yesterday afternoon and this high-flying pair skater fell victim to one of san francisco's most low brow crimes, car burglary. >> right away i just started to freak out because the one thing that skaters can't live without is our costumes and skates. and anytime i travel with it, i bring it on the plane. >> reporter: not only were the rhode island resident's skates gone, her key, skates, costumes. >> the thing that hit me is my costumes were gone. those things are made physically for me. no one else has them except me. >> reporter: just a few blocks away there are signs warning drivers not to leave valuables in their cars

a good samaritan found this webster pond turtle in redwood city, and she had a three-inch crack, likely from being hit from a car. the wild life in burlingame saved her. she should be fully healed in about six months if everything goes well. so keep your fingers crossed for the cute turtle. >> we have people who care for such creatures. >> poor girl. >> jeff ranieri is talking about sunsets and not as good as it was, but still nice. >> it's beautiful, but the other one was nice. >> it was a wow. >> it was a wow. >> let's get a look at that seven-day forecast and you can see this weekend, we'll start off cold in the 30s for those interior valleys and 60s for the afternoon and partly cloudy skies and we'll see increased cloud cover and we are dry through the next seven days and we could see rainfall return once we hit february 6th and 7th and february 8th and we'll keep a close eye on that and a much-deserved break after this wet weather. >> thank for joining us. >> lester holt is next and then terry and i will be back coming up at 6:00. >>> developing news tonight on this deadly flu emer

. >> every day merriam webster tweets out a word of the day, this seems to add the backlash surroundingsident trump comments about immigrants. >> reprehensible worthy of plame or sent sure and it's been retweeted 8,000 times probably more. >> reprehensible. >> good morning, today's word of the day is reprehensible. >> well that is when this happened, >> they have a bit of a reputation they sees on these moments and put it out there. >> it helps make them relevant. >> people don't buy the dictionary anymore. >> you google online and see it if it's right. >> it's a good way to keep yourself out >> thanks for joining this friday everybody, have a great weekend. >> shawn, tony, 8:00, "fox5plus". >> have a good one, peace ooooooh snap!! every truck guy has their own way of conveying powerful. yeeaaahhh boy. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes. that is awesome. strong. you got the basic, and you got the beefy. i just think it looks mean. incredible. no way. start your year off strong in a new chevy truck. get a total value of over $9,6