in google 40 percent of all searches it's not so clear if i'm doing a search for a pediatrician in scranton pennsylvania what happens is google still bisects the page shows the organic meritocracy based information far down the page and pops its answer box up at the top but it's populating the box with its own sort of restricted set of information that it's kind of drawing from its own kind of proprietary sandbox these are just google's reviews that it's attempted to collect over the years users are habituated to assume the stuff at the top is the best but instead is just what google wants them to see and it looks the same and what happens is google is basically able to put its hand on the scale and create this direct to consumer harm because that mom searching for the pediatrician in scranton is not finding the highest rated pediatrician. according to google's own algorithms she's just getting served the google thing no matter what and that i think is leading to you know terrible outcomes in the offline world so google has at its disposal on the search engine itself at least 3 different wa

in google 40 percent of all searches it's not so clear if i'm doing a search for a pediatrician in scranton pennsylvania what happens is google still bisects the page shows the organic meritocracy based information far down the page and pops its answer box up at the top but it's populating the box with its own sort of restricted set of information that it's kind of drawing from its own kind of proprietary sandbox these are just google's reviews that it's attempted to collect over the years users are habituated to assume the stuff at the top is the best but instead it's just what google wants them to see and it looks the same and what happens is google's base. able to put its hand on the scale and create this direct to consumer harm because that mom searching for the pediatrician in scranton is not finding the highest rated pediatrician according to google's own algorithms or she's just getting served the google thing no matter what and that i think is leading to you know terrible outcomes in the offline world so google has at its disposal on the search engine itself at least 3 different way

control room, the president held a press conference, including harold denton and lieutenant governor scranton. it was a poignant, calm statement on his part, commending the population in the area for their careful thinking and caution in the case of the accident, and praising dick thornburgh, the governor. after the president left, and the population or the populace knew there was not going to be an explosion, people who did leave return to their homes. the mothers and children who had been away from their homes for little while returned. and things began to really be calm. and the news reports were no longer accident meltdown, but thornburgh did a great job. he, in crisis, a builder of confidence. there were many articles like this, where his capacity for handling this really serious event had been so successful and appropriate. once it was determined that there wasn't a leak, not an explosion, not a meltdown, that did not solve the problem, just by understanding that. it took years for engineers to determine how to fix it or it how to fix it. it cost $1 billion. after things called in harri

in google 40 percent of all searches it's not so clear if i'm doing a search for a pediatrician in scranton pennsylvania what happens is google still bisects the page shows the organic meritocracy based information far down the page and pops its answer barks up at the top. but it's populating the box with its own sort of restricted set of information that it's kind of drawing from its own kind of proprietary sandbox these are just google's reviews that it's attempted to collect over the years users are habituated to assume the stuff at the top is the best but instead is just what google wants them to see and it looks the same and what happens is google is basically able to put its hand on the scale and create this direct to consumer harm because that mom searching for the pediatrician in scranton is not finding the highest rated pediatrician according to google's own algorithms or she's just getting served the google thing no matter what and that i think is leading to you know terrible outcomes in the offline world so google has at its disposal on the search engine itself at least 3 differe

in google 40 percent of all searches it's not so clear if i'm doing a search for a pediatrician in scranton pennsylvania what happens is google still bisects the page shows the organic meritocracy based information far down the page and pops its answer box up at the top but it's populating the box with its own sort of restricted set of information that it's kind of drawing from its own kind of proprietary sandbox these are just google's reviews that it's attempted to collect over the years users are habituated to assume the stuff at the top is the best but instead is just what google wants them to see and it looks the same and what happens is google is basically able to put its hand on the scale and create this direct to consumer harm because that mom searching for the pediatrician in scranton is not finding the highest rated pediatrician according to google's own algorithms and she's just getting served the google thing no matter what and that i think is leading to you know terrible outcomes in the offline world. so google has at its disposal on the search engine itself at least 3 differen

in google 40 percent of all searches it's not so clear if i'm doing a search for a pediatrician in scranton pennsylvania what happens is google still bisects the page shows the organic meritocracy based information far down the page and pops its answer barks up at the top but it's populating the box with its own sort of restricted set of information that it's kind of drawing from its own kind of proprietary sandbox these are just google's reviews that it's attempted to collect over the years users are habituated to assume the stuff at the top is the best but instead is just what google wants them to see and it looks the same and what happens is google is basically able to put its hand on the scale and create this direct to consumer harm because that mom searching for the pediatrician in scranton is not finding the highest rated pediatrician according to google's own algorithms and she's just getting served the google thing no matter what and that i think is leading to you know terrible outcomes in the offline world so google has at its disposal on the search engine itself at least 3 differe

in google 40 percent of all searches it's not so clear if i'm doing a search for a pediatrician in scranton pennsylvania what happens is google still bisects the page shows the organic meritocracy based information far down the page and pops its answer barks up at the top but it's populating the box with its own sort of restricted set of information that it's kind of drawing from its own kind of proprietary sandbox these are just google's reviews that it's attempted to collect over the years users are habituated to assume the stuff at the top is the best but instead is just what google wants them to see and it looks the same and what happens is google's basically able to put its hand on the scale and create this direct to consumer harm because that mom searching for the pediatrician in scranton is not finding the highest rated pediatrician according to google's own algorithms and she's just getting served the google thing no matter what and that i think is leading to you know terrible outcomes in the offline world so google has at its disposal on the search engine itself at least 3 differen

control room, the president held a press conference, including harold denton and lieutenant governor scranton. points a poignant calm statement on his part commending the population in the area for their careful thinking and caution in the case of the accident. and praising dick thornburgh, the governor. after the president left and the population or the populous knew there was not going to be an explosion, people who did leave returned to their homes. the mothers and children that had been away from their homes for a little while returned. and things began to really be calm. and the news reports were no longer accident meltdown, but thornburgh did a great job. he in crisis, a builder of confidence. and there were many articles like this, where his capacity for handling this really serious event had been so successful and appropriate. once it was determined that there wasn't a leak, not an explosion, not a meltdown, that did not solve the problem just by ending that. and it took years for engineers to determine how to fix it. but fixing and going on did take ten years and cost a billion dolla

in google 40 percent of all searches it's not so clear if i'm doing a search for a pediatrician in scranton pennsylvania what happens is google still bisects the page shows the organic meritocracy based information far down the page and pops its answer box up at the top but it's populating the box with its own sort of restricted set of information that it's kind of drawing from its own kind of proprietary sandbox these are just google's reviews that it's attempted to collect over the years users are habituated to assume the stuff at the top is the best but instead is just what google wants them to see and it looks the same and what happens is google is basically able to put its hand on the scale and create this direct to consumer harm because that mom searching for the pediatrician in scranton is not finding the highest rated pediatrician according to google's own algorithms and she's just getting served the google thing no matter what and that i think is leading to you know terrible outcomes in the offline world so google has at its disposal on the search engine itself at least 3 different

kerry: one of the reasons i'm here today is i understand joe biden, from scranton, pennsylvania, grow up understanding the challenges, what it means to pay those bills, what it means to find a job. his own father had to move to do that. this is a man who comes from the middle class, will fight for the middle class. not someone new comes down on a golden plated escalator and promises to get rid of a swamp which he feeds with more alligators than we've ever seen before. [applause] mr. kerry: so call it whatever you want, experience, wisdom, muscle memory, joe biden is like the new england patriots. theto watch, fun to watch promise and potential of young quarterbacks, but in february, i like having an experienced quarterback like tom brady calling that. [applause] mr. kerry: when chairman biden became vice president biden, he didn't just hand me a gavel. of gettinge a legacy things done with integrity and bipartisanship. of shared experiences that we had traveling literally hundreds and i'vends of miles served on with all bunch of people, i never thought i would be chairman of any commi

tonight snow could move to nuclear city and scranton -- new york city and scranton but followed by rain philly, network, hartford where there will be ice. look at tomorrow in boston, scranton, and albany, it is snow. ice is a problem this morning south of st. louis and overnight and tomorrow in places like pennsylvania, new york, as far as snowfall goes. there will be a swath of two to four, some places picking up greater than six inches of snow, especially as we head into the upstate of new york. severe weather is also a problem in the southeast. could see isolated tornadoes today. right here in new york city, we don't get past 25 degrees on thursday. >> almost white christmas time. thank you so much. >>> to washington where house democrats are preparing for a historic vote to formally impeach president trump in just the house -- just two days. the house judiciary committee released the report on impeachment overnight that lays out the case from democrats and republicans. a new cbs news poll finds 42% of americans think that if president trump is impeached, he should be convicted and r

so as my mother from scranton would say, hush up and taking questions you all have. fire away. raise your hand. the gentleman right there. [applause] [inaudible] what i would say is i would turn and say look, everybody knows who donald trump is. let me tell you i am. everybody knows who donald trump -- what i'm going to do, i'm not going to do is i'm going to try my best to keep my irish in check. [laughing] anyway, yeah. [laughing] [inaudible] >> no, no. but really and truly, look, everybody knows who donald trump is here i have to let him know who i am, who we are. we choose hope over fear. we choose sides over fiction. we choose for real unity over division. and most importantly we choose truth over lies, lies. so folks, i just have to make sure that i let people know who i am. [applause] >> what is your position on the electoral college? >> what is my position on electoral college. my position is it's not going to change. we need a constitutional amendment to be able to change it and there is some early rationale for it. the early rationale for, the reason we got to go put

missing teenage girl. 15-year-old samara derwin was last seen sunday at a high school about 25 miles from scranton. police say a 20-year-old man, jordan oliver, took the teen away in a stolen police suv. authorities searched wooded areas last night and they're asking for the public's help. >>> new orleans police have been interviewing a person of interest in connection with a weekend mass shooting incident. ten people were wounded, two of them critically, early sunday when gunfire broke out near the city's famous french quarter. abc's victor oquendo is there. >> reporter: an investigation under way in new orleans after a mass shooting near the french quarter. >> chartres and canal. we're going to need e.m.s. here as well. >> reporter: tens of thousands were in town for the bayou classic football game between grambling and southern universities. additional officers only feet away when they heard the first shots on canal street near bourbon. >> reporter: officers swarming the scene, within seconds finding victims on the ground. ten people taken to local hospitals, two listed in critical condition, o

perhaps more than .25 of ice across scranton into the hudson river valley. doesn't sound like much but when it comes to ice that is enough to create a mess on the roads. in terms of snowfall, 3 to 6 inches from upstate new york across the rest of new england. as we make our way to the southeast we don't have to worry about any more severe thunderstorms, but this cold front continuing to move through bringing more shower and storm activity to the region with colder, drier air working on in behind that boundary. kenneth, darla. >> thanks, adam. >>> now on to the impeachment showdown coming to a head with a historic vote set for tomorrow. >> moderate democrats in districts won by president trump got an earful at town halls from constituents on both sides of the issue. many of those lawmakers say they'll vote to impeach the president even if it means losing their seats in congress. >> meanwhile senate democrats are not backing down from their demand for key witnesses who can testify about why aid to ukraine was withheld. senate republicans are calling the shots.

to most effectively appeal to some of these voters in places like wisconsin and pennsylvania i think scranton joe would certainly argue that's him i think he certainly has a better chance of doing that then bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and mayor pete was certainly an interesting candidate there were some issues there the fact that you can fit the entire population of this town into a moderately sized football stadium maybe convince some people that maybe he's not quite ready to be president so we'll see who do you save. i think that some points that alex raise are spot on this entire election will be decided by just a couple percentage points of people in about 6 states in the country and you'll see a couple $1000000000.00 spent to convince them to vote the same way they did in 2012 in 2008 if you're on my side of the same way they did in 16 if you're on the republican side i think that vice president biden and mayor but a judge have that ability the one point that i raise about marabou to judges i've heard almost verbatim argument made against barack obama in 2008 just a couple years

but behind it, you know it's coming. 10 below is what it will feel like thursday morning in scranton. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> and here in new york tonight, the hunt for a 14-year-old suspect in the murder of that college freshman, tessa majors. authorities say when he was on his way to meet police, he jumped out of the car and escaped. and tonight, for the first time, a 13-year-old suspect who is in custody, and what he told police about what happened in that park. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, the desperate manhunt intensifying for the 14-year-old suspect accused of killing barnard college freshman tessa majors. the teen expected to turn himself into police monday, accompanied by a guardian. instead, jumping from a vehicle as it stopped at an intersection and taking off. >> sometimes it takes a little bit longer. even though he's a young man at 14 years old. they'll get him in. it's just a question of time. >> reporter: a 13-year-old already charged in the heinous crime, appearing in family court. tonight, new details emrging from that hearing. police claiming

to most effectively appeal to some of these voters in places like wisconsin and pennsylvania i think scranton joe would certainly argue that's him i think he certainly has a better chance of doing that then bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and mayor pete was certainly an interesting candidate there were some issues there the fact that you can fit the entire population of this town into a moderately sized football stadium maybe convince some people that maybe he's not quite ready to be president so we'll see zach who do you save. i think that some points that alex raise are spot on this entire election will be decided by just a couple percentage points of people in about 6 states in the country and you'll see a couple $1000000000.00 spent to convince them to vote the same way they did in 2012 in 2008 if you're on my side of the same way they did in 16 if you're on the republican side i think that vice president biden and mayor but a judge have that ability the one point that i raise about marabou to judge is i heard almost verbatim argument made against barack obama in 2008 just a couple ye

didn't want and may be i can go around the world so a few months later i went on assignment to - - four scranton magazine they sent me down to texas to dell computer which had a program for recycling computers so then they took me to goodwill it was the central office in central texas they have an outlet center. it is where all the stuff goes where it fails to sell in the stores because on average in american thrift store one third of stuff that goes on the shelves sell it's not enough. so there's outlet centers and good wills all over the country and then they sell it by the pound and don't differentiate at all in central texas they put on a cart these circle around the room and a 16 minute cycle once a cycle is done it goes back into the warehouse some deep briefly sorted some will go to the landfill or the incinerator and the other stuff textiles are packed for export markets typically in west and east africa and india. i watch this and it's interesting to see the carts circulate to see who is buying it. it were those coming up from the border most of the clientele at the outlet center were m

and when coal died in scranton, pennsylvania, everybody lost their job. my dad, we moved to a little steel town called claymont, delaware, which has been eviscerated now, but that is another story. i remember my dad, we lived in a three-bedroom split-level home with a grandfather and four kids. we were not poor, it was just the normal, technically lower-middle class home. and the walls were thin. and i can remember my dad being so concerned and restless and i asked my mom, what was the matter? and she said the outfit he worked for, there is no more pension. the pension went under. and i remember my dad saying, your job is about more than a paycheck, it is about your dignity, about respect, it is about your place in the community. and he would say to me at all of my siblings, it is about being able to look your kid in the eye and say, honey, it is ok, and mean it. all the people can no longer say that. go back to the old neighborhoods where people are not union members. and how can they say it? they do not have faith. for the first time in american history

but behind it, you know it's coming. 10 below is what it will feel like thursday morning in scranton. 6 below, albany. and 12 below up in northern vermont. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> and here in new york tonight, the hunt for a 14-year-old suspect in the murder of that college freshman, tessa majors. authorities say when he was on his way to meet police, he jumped out of the car and escaped. and tonight, for the first time, a 13-year-old suspect who is in custody, and what he told police about what happened in that park. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, the desperate manhunt intensifying for the 14-year-old suspect accused of killing barnard college freshman tessa majors. the teen expected to turn himself into police monday, accompanied by a guardian. instead, jumping from a vehicle as it stopped at an intersection and taking off. >> sometimes it takes a little bit longer. even though he's a young man at 14 years old. they'll get him in. it's just a question of time. >> reporter: a 13-year-old already charged in the heinous crime appearing in family court. tonight, n

to most effectively appeal to some of these voters in places like wisconsin and pennsylvania i think scranton joe would certainly argue that's him i think he certainly has a better chance of doing that then bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and mayor pete was certainly an interesting candidate there were some issues there the fact that you can fit the entire population of this town into a moderately sized football stadium maybe convince some people that maybe he's not quite ready to be president so we'll see zach who do you save. i think that some points that alex raise are spot on this entire election will be decided by just a couple percentage points of people in about 6 states in the country and you'll see a couple $1000000000.00 spent to convince them to vote the same way they did in 2012 in 2008 if you're on my side of the same way they did in 16 if you're on the republican side i think that vice president biden and mayor but a judge have that ability the one point that i raise about marabou to judges i heard almost verbatim argument made against barack obama in 2008 just a couple year

on day one, that is going to present a problem for democrats and western pennsylvania as well as the scranton area. -- as ain democrat democrat in pennsylvania if you catty win those two corner areas. if the democrat does not win pennsylvania, they do not win the election. host: the president in hershey, pennsylvania this past week, he has made more campaign stops in pennsylvania then just about any other state in 2020. guest: there is a reason for that. do you remember the song allentown by billy joel? live in aou manufacturing era -- area, that was sort of a symbol of what was happening to all manufacturing areas. indoes the same thing pennsylvania that he did in youngstown, ohio. these areas are symbolic of wheregreat lakes states where voter sentiment and experiences and economic decline and economic resurgence are very similar. that is why he chooses pennsylvania as a sort of this stage to tell his story. even your book takes an broader historical context in terms of our national politics. following along with brad todd -- for 20 consecutive elections, two parties put forward the same to

to most effectively appeal to some of these voters in places like wisconsin and pennsylvania i think scranton joe would certainly argue that's him i think he certainly has a better chance of doing that then bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and mayor pete was certainly an interesting candidate there were some issues there the fact that you can fit the entire population of this town into a moderately sized football stadium maybe convince some people that maybe he's not quite ready to be president so we'll see who do you save or. i think that some points that alex raise are spot on this entire election will be decided by just a couple percentage points of people in about 6 states in the country and you'll see a couple $1000000000.00 spent to convince them to vote the same way they did in 2012 in 2008 if you're on my side of the same way they did in 16 if you're on the republican side i think that vice president biden and mayor but a judge have that ability the one point that i raise about marabou to judges i heard almost verbatim argument made against barack obama in 2008 just a couple years

died in scranton, pennsylvania, everybody lost their job. to steel towned called claymont, delaware. dad, we lived in a three-bedroom split-level home with a grandfather and four kids. was justot poor, it the normal technically, lower middle class home. the walls were thin. i remember my dad inc. so, so concerned and restless -- my dad being so concerned and restless and i asked my mom, what was the matter? and she said the outfit he worked for, the pension went under. there was no pension. i've never my dad saying, your job is about war than a paycheck, it is about your dignity, about respect, it is about your place in the community. and he would say to me at all of my siblings, it is about being able to look your kid in the eye and say honey, it is ok, and mean it. about the people can no longer say that. go back to the old neighborhoods where people are not union members and how can they say it? they do not have faith. for the first time in american history, you have more than half, no longer the wealthiest middle-class in the world. we h

it's michael bloomberg -- now joe biden, it's old joe biden from scranton. he reinvented himself. mayor pete is back as a midwestern mayor because they all know if they go the 72, if they go 72 mcgovern, that's where their heart and the party is. they will lose and they want to go 92 clinton and to be reasonable or moderate or act like they are. when you get the cycles, the emotions rain and as you see with that debate fiasco and the impeachment bars, they're going over the cliff. the only thing that will stop it is cannibalistic suicide. that is the limit to where this goes. that's a per directory. i don't think bloomberg or biden will stop that. >> tucker: this topic deserves a book. we have 30 seconds. i hope you will write that book by the way. if you could trace this revolution to its roots, wanted it start? when did the left go insane? >> barack obama's presidency, a fundamental calculation. your superficial appearance will show how you will vote at he didn't realize were humans first and minority second. he thought all the power only two close media, silicon valley, that's

he was speaking at the university of scranton as a young journalist and it was black history month. and we got a picture. juan, look how handsome he used to be! look how handsome he is. we need pictures of juan from back in the day. that's not what juan more thing is about. we want the afro picture. but other things about juan for me to bring your attention. >> greg: mug shots? >> juan: no, but that cat thing... >> jesse: martha maccallum 7:00 p.m. eastern time for that's eastern, everybody. >> dana: katy? katy: a couple of weeks away from christmas and these santas have skills and they are trying them off on the mountains. as you can see it, they took place in an annual event that was in newberry maine, helping local youth achieve success and growth through recreationa recr. the 20th year, and all the kids stands on the sidelines and watch these guys go skiing. looks really warm too. >> dana: do you have a santa outfit? are you going to put it on? >> greg: i am the santa at the new colony nude colony. >> dana: never miss an episode of "the five." special report is up next. i am blu

research from the university of scranton revealing only 8% of people actually achieve their new year's goals. it turns out 80% of us, probably me included, resolutions fail by the second week of february. that is according to u.s. news. will we last any longer in 2020? who better to ask than our own david asman. >> i have no resolutions, zero, zero. i'm taking the a survey to heart. if only 8% of the people can keep resolutions, i have enough on my mind. i'm doing enough. i have got enough. i do give up something for lent, come february, whenever lent begins, differs from month to month, it begins in february, right? yeah, february. i will give something up, that i can do. the resolution stuff, forget about it. you reach a point in life where you got a way to work things out. i'm fine with that i will stick with that how about you nice? ashley: no. jackie: nothing i want to talk about on television. i can understand that. jackie: let me ask you a more important question, what is coming up? >> we have a good show. tom homan, former i.c.e. director will be with us. a bunch of new laws co

we saw that in tucson and scranton and across the city in november, so let the buzz began. why is it only the buzz for the mayor from south bend, indiana? i'm glad to see oc get this intention. >> heather: and the lack of diversity on the democratic stage right now when it comes to the debates. check todd facing away of a backlash after reading a letter on air that marked religious voters, mainly those that support president trump. was it a case of media bias? ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. potato pay them to. does scrubbing grease feel like a workout? scrub less with dawn ultra. it's superior grease-cleaning formula gets to work faster. making easy work of tough messes. dawn takes care of tough grease, wherever it shows up. scrub less, save more... with dawn. >> i'm julie banderas and for dana perino. the police are searching for a motive in the hanukkah night stabbing in new york. plus justice obama? biden says he would consider nominating his former boss to the supreme court. our power panel to weigh in. plus 2020

to 30% of people drop off of their new year's resolution within two weeks according to university of scranton. so it really takes us on average at least 66 days to form a new habit. there's always the rumor, belief of 21 days and it really takes a lot longer to engrain it. you have to remind yourself every day. otherwise you don't do it. lauren: the idea of making a resolution, it's a big industry. >> it's a big industry. and it's not always so much of a commitment as it is a sale. so. if you look at the gym, gym membership rate can double in just january alone. cheryl: gym member ships have gotten more expensive. 50% increase in the month of january. but gym memberships, buying a peloton bike, classes, these are expensive items for people. how much money do you think we spend in the first month at gyms. >> easily people spend double their budget if not more. people are more interested in losing weight than they are in saving money, as much as people talk about saving money. lauren: that's interesting. >> a health insurance company did a study and found people are more focused on health and w

he was born in scranton, and they look at someone like senator sanders, he'd be easier to beat, but then again there's cause about someone like senator sanders because he has a rapport with union voteers and working class voters and that could be potent in the western part of the state. at this point they see a very difficult map. that's why for now it's all about turning out the base. >> you know, mika, if you look at the state of pennsylvania, the reason why joe biden would be so exceptionally strong there, it starts and ends with where biden is from and that is scranton, pennsylvania. that is a republican-leaning area. it has been trending republican for some time but you do polling there and you see how joe biden in scranton and this swing area, he does exceptionally well there, and in a state where you're talking about one percentage, you know, maybe one, one and a half percentage points separating the two, winning a media market like that in an area like that and keep not only stopping it from going red, but turning it a darker blue, that could be the game changer in pennsylvania,

host: ok, that is rosemary in scranton, peart sylvania -- in scranton, pennsylvania. a has been on our program number of times. he appeared on a program talking about the impeachment process. you can hear more on our website. alan dershowitz will be on this program monday at 9:00, talking about the same thing. again, monday on "washington journal." demings, talking about the vote today, a member of the judiciary committee -- we voted with malice toward none. let us strive to finish the work we are in. quoting abraham lincoln. radion follow along on a too. in nebraska, republican line -- go ahead. caller: good morning, and thank you for taking my call. i just have a brief statement, and i think both sides, the democratic side and the republican side, are winning, simply because the democrats have promised disruption, and they are doing just that. they are dividing this country, and they are pointing the finger at president trump, which -- my father raised us to vote, and honor the office of president regardless who won, and you stand behind your president. you stand be

had moved, recently, from scranton, pennsylvania. tara, almost grown up, told them she'd stay behind, make her own life. >> she didn't wanna come down, you know. i'm re change, especially when you're older and -- but we had a bet going on how long it would be before she got here, because >> "i'm gonna stay here on my own." "no, i'm not." >> yeah. yes. >> yep, no. >> reporter: she got a job. made plans to start college. had already decided that she wanted to be a crime scene investigator. >> she had her books and everything. >> yeah. >> reporter: and though sharon's then-fiance keith wasn't officially tara's step-dad, they had a father-daughter sort of relationship. >> yeah, we were very close. yep. always -- always hung out together. she would make our famous peanut butter and jelly triple-decker sandwiches we would have. and she would be going to make them all. she was my buddy. >> reporter: and now he didn't know where she was. right away, that afternoon, keith called sharon, just finishing her work day at her office. >> i'll never

state college northward, scranton ice, in the higher elevations you are going to see significant icing on these very hilly roads. that's the problem today. take your time or don't even leave until well after the sun comes up. it will be rain across the south today, no tornados. there were big tornados yesterday. there were tornados with at least 150 miles per hour winds. these were not your just small things. they were large and on the ground a very long time. even tonight until 6:30. it's still snowing in boston. finally pulls away later on tonight, and things look a little better by tomorrow, just some lake effect snow and cooler wind. but if you're flying today, call the airline or look on your app because many of these planes will be late or even in some places canceled. >> i can't think of a better exasperated sigh than you just gave. i think you spoke for the nation with that sigh. thank you very much. >>> just days before a crucial presidential debate, it is still unclear whether the candidates will show up. why all seven democrats say they muf might have to skip it next. the on

. >> they were new to punta gorda moved recently from scranton, pennsylvania. tara almost grown up told them she'd make her own life. >> she wanted to come down. it's a change. especially when are you older. but we had a bet on how long she would be forced to get here because we are so close. so we had a bet going and i think she left in three weeks. >> stay here on my own? >> yeah. >> she got a job, made plans to start college. had already decided that she wanted to be a crime's scene investigator. >> she had her books and everything? >> yeah. >> though sharon's fiancee wasn't officially the stepdad. they had a daughter/father relationship. >> we were very close. we always hung out together she would make her peanut butter jelly triple decker sandwiches. she's my buddy. >> now he didn't know where she was. right away that afternoon, keith called cheshlgs just finishing her work day at her office. >> i'll never forget that call. >> i remember saying i have to leave now. it was a 40-minute ride. i ceo i'd that whole way home to please don't let nothing be wrong.

from the brink of that one ofand the fact is the reasons i am here today is i fromstand that joe biden scranton, pennsylvania grew up understanding the challenges of what it means to pay those bills , what it means to find a job. his own father had to move to do that. this is a man who comes from the middle class and will fight the middle-class, not a phony who comes down a golden plated escalator and promises to get rid of a swamp with he feeds with more alligators than we have ever seen before. [applause] sec. kerry: call it whatever you want. experience, wisdom, muscle memory, joe biden is little bit like the new england patriots. fun to watch the promise and quarterbacks,oung but in february i like having an experienced quarterback like tom brady calling those plays. [applause] sec. kerry: when chairman biden became vice president biden, he did not just hand me a gavel. he handed me a legacy of getting things done with integrity and bipartisanship. of shared experiences we had traveling hundreds of thousands of miles around the world because he was chairman of the foreign relations committe

late tonight, tomorrow, and it is when we get this snow, this purple is about four inches possible and scranton wicks barr and then through this area. as we go through tuesday morning. then it will probably be done tuesday afternoon. the other thing we have to tell you about, if you're in louisiana, or mississippi, we could get some of the isolated tornadoes later on today. the area of concern here is from alexandra through jackson, back up towards columbus. so we haven't had a lot of tornadoes in a while. so it is kind of weird, people think december, but it can happen in the south, even this time of the year. >> thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, we are going to take a look at how markets might be affected ahead of the upcoming impeachment proceedings and the busy holiday season. we'll be right back. because if he could beat america's biggest gun lobby, helping pass background check laws and defeat nra backed politicians across this country, beat big coal, helping shut down hundreds of polluting plants and beat big tobacco, helping pass laws to save the next generation from addiction. all agai

[applause] and the fact is, one of the reasons i'm here today is i biden fromthat joe scranton, pennsylvania, grew up understanding the challenges of what it means to pay those bills. what it means to find a job. his own father had to move to do that. this is a man comes from the middle class, who will fight for the middle class. not a phony who comes down a golden plated escalator and promises to get rid of a swamp which he feeds with more alligators than we have ever seen before. are you kidding me? [applause] [cheers and applause] fmr. sec. kerry: so call it whatever you want. experience, wisdom, muscle memory. joe biden is like the new england patriots. fun to watch the promise and potential of young quarterbacks. but come february, i like having an experienced quarterback like tom brady calling those plays. [applause] so, when chairman biden became vice president biden, he did not just hand me a gavel. he had to be a legacy of getting things done with integrity and bipartisanship. of shared experiences, that we had, traveling hundreds of thousands of miles around the world because he wa

matt cartwright is a democrat from scranton, pennsylvania. so there is some risk for those dozen democrats. the good news for democrats is they can afford to lose up to 18 seats and still hold the majority. >> well, and you bring up jeff van drew. did he effectively save his job by switching parties? i was there in the oval office when the president announced it. a significant move. it was a significant way for him to express his opposition to the impeachment vote. and clearly, very political. >> well, had he voted in favor of impeaching the president and remained a democrat, he still would've had a path to re-election for sure. it's not as if trump is above 50% in his approval in that kind of district. keep in mind that there is still a sizeable share of voters in the middle. maybe 10 to 15% of the electorate who, you know, they don't main line cable news. they're not watching us right now. they're probably not watching fox. they are relatively non-political people. but they are going to decide the 2020 election. they may think trump is mora

but won his first wrestling match of the season by pinning down his opponent, austeriin ca have -- scranton. he struggles to walk and talk. after the match, a middle schooler talked to kgin. >> i wanted to help someone who loved the sport as much as me and helped him to be really happy. this is an inspiring person, and that it proves that you can do anything if you put your mind to it. >> he says lucas made a big impact on his life, and he's not the only one to benefit. video of their wrestling match has been viewed millions of times. >> where does that little boy get that kind of heart that early? need more of that. very nice. >> a really touching gesture. >> very, very, very nice. >>> that will do it for us, like to end on a nice note. you know when you go to ross for a few gifts and realize... oh yeah! you should've gotten a cart? that's yes for less. get gifts for everyone on your list and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. and you're not sure who'll be more excited... ...you... oh, yeah. ... or them? ahhhhhh! that's yes for less. be a rock star th

. >> toy maker jeff imel of bmc toys in scranton funded the project with a kickstarter campaign. he raised more than $55,000 to fund a new line of green army women. >> coming in for another shot -- >> reporter: steve hartman spoke to vivian lord, the young girl who started it all back in august. >> i noticed that there was no girl army men. >> no girls? >> they don't make them. >> were you disappointed when you found out there weren't any? >> very disappointed. >> reporter: vivian wrote a letter asking toy companies across the country to make army women. why do you not make girl army men? my friend's mom is in the army, too. please, can you make army girls that look like women, she wrote. >> so it was humbling, very exciting, very surreal. and it -- at the end of the day, it's definitely going to be a time to remember. >> reporter: imel's company is set to release 12 female figurines in october of next year. just in time for christmas. >> and that makes me super happy. i want to play with them every day. >> every day. >> got to love vivian. >> play with them every day. >> i didn'

on day one, that is going to present a problem for democrats and western pennsylvania as well as the scranton area. -- as ain democrat democrat in pennsylvania if you catty win those two corner areas. if the democrat does not win pennsylvania, they do not win the election. host: the president in hershey, pennsylvania this past week, he has made more campaign stops in pennsylvania then just about any other state in 2020. guest: there is a reason for that. do you remember the song allentown by billy joel? live in aou manufacturing era -- area, that was sort of a symbol of what was happening to all manufacturing areas. indoes the same thing pennsylvania that he did in youngstown, ohio. these areas are symbolic of wheregreat lakes states where voter sentiment and experiences and economic decline and economic resurgence are very similar. that is why he chooses pennsylvania as a sort of this stage to tell his story. even your book takes an broader historical context in terms of our national politics. following along with brad todd -- for 20 consecutive elections, two parties put forward the same to

pete: it was joe biden from scranton p.a. who was going to ride in and connect with that blue collar worker. that coal miner. and other people and say i can win over those trump voters in 2020 and then he goes on the campaign trail and actually speaks which is his first mistake because he does better when he is hiding. this is december 19th of this year. you may have seen this already. this is in the debate, asked about blue collar jobs as opposed to green energy. here is what he had to say. >> as president, would you be willing to sacrifice some of that growth even knowing potentially that it could displace, hundreds of thousands of blue collar workers in the interest of transitioning to that greener economy? >> the answer is yes. ed: yes. so, look, he has this broader goal of a green economy. you are going to let blue collar jobs be lost? it reminds me of what hillary clinton did in 2016 coal jobs want to put those out of work that didn't work well. lisa: it definitely didn't. joe biden is trying to run as the moderate. he