syracuse ges it to battle. pulls up from just inside the arc, buries t jumper, orang a ta wynn-point lead. blair from midcourt, so close. back of the iron. orange hold on to a 72-71 victory. >>> terps and ramblers playing in royal farmersrena in baltimore. first half, terps by two. come away with a nice turnover. the baltimore kid with the finish at the rim. maryland by four at the break. second half, terps by eight. nice backdoor feed to anthony cow wan. maryland wins it, 55-41. american kids busting out all the dance moves. second half rj cole nice pass to torre for the jam. 65 oil58 team rallies. closes it to 73ho6. rerd though holds tough down the sth. coales missed a pass. that's all it was. puts ay for two of his 24.85 3 win over american. congratulations to oklahoma quarterback kyler murray winning the heisman trophy tonight. >> congratulations to him. bundle u tomorrow. we'll be frigid. >> we will see the winter weather advisory in place for the kynes south of the district and we should start to see thi

i look at syracuse -- we're in the small town of syracuse, and the same night they booked us in there, syracuse's college basketball team is playing duke. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just no. you can't -- >> yeah. it'd be like going in to do kabuki the day they signed the armistice or something. [ laughter ] you know, it's just like the -- the silliest booking. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. silly, but -- guys, if you're in syracuse, tape the game. >> yeah. no one tell anyone, no spoilers. and go see dennis miller. yeah. >> wait a second. wait a second, jimmy. >> jimmy: whoa, whoa, whoa. oh, my gosh. >> i signed up for alerts, and this one just came in. it's -- i get notifications on what's going to happen that day for the priyanka chopra nick jonas wedding. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> and then tomorrow, jim, we're playing quidditch against hogwarts. and it says here that it's not muggle quidditch, it's actual air born, because nick got a a trade out with netjets. >> jimmy: oh, my god. those are great updates you're getting. oh, my god. you get that and you write "a little something-something f

on this continuum i thought for this moment dirks teach at syracuse university. you're enfired write an article or something about, about something, and that part of what you do there. before there, you have done a whole lot of other things you brought there, because that is what shapes you, and so here you make this pit stop and then you continue and you go into the community that you live in now, whether in syracuse, new york, baltimore, whenever. so it's continuous work there's no separation. the questions -- a question like that will come out of seeing that separation and believe me, as a student, you will be trained to think like that, but there are faculty who will be countering that all the time. you have to -- there is no really worthwhile scholarship without activism at the core, and that is what we have to do to fight neoliberalism today. >> two quick responses also. one is for those who are in institutions like this, it is really, really crucial to use our privilege. okay? to not ignore it. so, using that privilege means that you in fact figure out a w

i look at syracuse -- we're in the small town of syracuse, and the same night they booked us in there, syracuse's college basketball team is playing duke. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just no. you can't -- >> yeah. it'd be like going in to do kabuki the day they signed the armistice or something. [ laughter ] you know, it's just like the -- the silliest booking. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. silly, but -- guys, if you're in syracuse, tape the game. >> yeah. no one tell anyone, no spoilers. and go see dennis miller. yeah. >> wait a second. wait a second, jimmy. >> jimmy: whoa, whoa, whoa. oh, my gosh. >> i signed up for alerts, and o th just came in. it's -- i get notifications on what's going to happen that y for the priyanka chopra nick jonas wedding. [ laughter ] >> jim: wow. >> and then tomorrow, jim, we're playing quidditch against hogwarts. and it says here that it's not muggle quidditch, it's actual air born, because nick got a a trade out with netjets. te jimmy: oh, my god. those are great upyou're getting. oh, my god. you get that and you write "a hi little som-something for joey." [ laugh

syracuse by two. hoyas respond. govan, three out of 22. and 12 seconds to go, mosley called for the charge. hoyas one point lead. can't extend it.ra syse one last shot. pulls up inside the arc. buries the jumper. orange take the one-point lead. blair from midcourt.t look this. so close back of the rim. they would have won it. orange held on for the victory. georgetown 2. >>> over to howard university, bison hosting american at burr gymnasium. off the turnover, bragg, back up cothe urt. to nelson. two of his 14 first half pohots. ward closed the gap. gettinghe hop and the two.n howard wit two, 17-15. au keeps their distance, but not the distance c.j. wil hamsits from. ts it to go at the half. howard comes back big second half, 85-83. >>> mark sanchez set to make his first start as a redskin tomorrow against the giants. third start the year for the redskins. no more room for error at all. with -- the redskins though did get some good news todawe ver. they won't have to worry about one of the best receivers in the game. odell beckham jr. has

. >> he is going to syracuse. [cheering] ♪ pete: griff, this week a lot happened in the white house. the media predicting a rogue presidency. james mattis leaves, defense secretary. brett mcgirk, envoy to fighting isis left. that isn't the way the media always viewed these folks. griff: listen, the newspaper of my hometown, washington, d.c., has a headline today that show as little bit of how they're freaking out. here it is, a rogue presidency. the era of containing trump is over. that of course is being an allusion to the fact that they believe president trump needs generals to keep him from making bad decisions. >> what is this idea of containing trump? have people never heard him ever? you watch his campaign, watch how governs? you don't need to contain him, people that align your vision. people share your vision. he is saying you know what, i want to pull out of syria and afghanistan here are my reasons why. no surprise he would want to surround him with people share the views. constantly you have severe fr

. >> he is going to syracuse. >> he is going to syracuse. that is pretty touching. they have decided he will come to a couple of his buddies games next year. a good story there. >> you are making us tear up over here. >> that was so sweet. >> they have been buddies since they were freshmen. it continues today. >> we need to see things like that more often. thank you. >> that will do for us. have a great night. see you later. coverage continues at 7 pm on ktvu plus. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. fellow warriors, this is sheldor the conqueror. we are about to enter axidus' fortress. now, this is a long run, so let's do another bladder check. all right, barry, we'll wait for you again, but you really should see a doctor. (pounding) sheldor is afk. (pounding continues) penny, are you experiencing some sort of difficulty? yes. i can't get my stupid door open. you appear to have put your car key in the door lock-- are you

. >> he's going to syracuse. >> syracuse it is! dawson is a 6'5" defensive end. he wanted to share the moment with kingsley fineman, his friend who suffers from cerebral palsy. he said he learned from kingsley the only disability is a bad attitude. that's a great moment today. >>> nfl news. the raiders signed nathan peterman to the practice squad. yes, the nathan peterman. 12 interceptions and three touchdowns in his nfl career. just not good with buffalo at all. before the 2017 draft, jon gruder said peterman was the most nfl ready quarterback out there. the raiders have three first round picks next year. they just fired their gm. be afraid. be very afraid. colin kaepernick, of course, he knelt so nobody would sign him. >> thank you so much, larry. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv 20, cable channel 713 and "abc 7 news" at 1 ssh. we are checking in with experts about what caused the weird streak in the sky we showed you. >>> then at 9:00, dozens of amazon packages abandoned near a dumpster in a california neighborhood. how neighbors are making sure they get

you are a teacher as well at syracuse, yes? >> yes. i teach at syracuse university. >> seth: do you -- do you like being a teacher? are there -- is it rewarding? >> i love it. i texted my students -- they made a groupme after our last semester ended. i was like, "hey, guys, no big deal but i'm going to be on seth meyers today." [ laughter ] what's up, guys? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: well -- >> but, no. i absolutely love it. it's as rewarding as anything, i think. and i found that, kind of, vocation in it just as much as writing. i think it's really just incredible to get a young person to get them to, sort of, buy in to themselves. you know, get to, sort of, emerge in their own confidence. a confidence about themselves. and i love seeing that. >> seth: well, they're very lucky. they have a great teacher. and thank you so much for being here. i really, really appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] give it up for nana kwame adjei-brenyah, everybody. "friday black" is available wherever books are sold. we'll be right back. [ cheers

you are a teacher as well at syracuse, yes? >> yes. i teach at syracuse unersity. >> seth: do you -- do you like being a teacher? are there -- is it rewarding? i love it. i texted my students -- they made a groupme after our last semester ended.li i wa, "hey, guys, no big deal but i'm going to be on seth meyers today." [ laughter ] what's up, guys? [ cheers and applause ] >> set well -- >> but, no. i absolutely love it. it's as rewarding as anything, h k. and i found that, kind of, vocation in it just as much as writing. i think it's really just incredible to get a young person to get them to, sort o in to themselves. you know, get to, sort of, emer in their own confidence a confidence about themselves. and i love seeing that. l, they're very lucky. they have a great teacher. and thank you so much for being here. i really, really apprecirse it. [ chnd applause ] give it up for nana kwame adjei-brenyah, everybody. "friday black" is available wherever books are sold. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ 60% of women wear the

i headed over to syracuse, new york. to do a little street snowboarding. they did their best to create a couple of urban tricks like this. using a playground. but this is what goes on behind the scenes before you get to the xgames and things like that. set up a couple of street cones. >> yeah. >> ooh! >> they're still doing it. you got to give them credit for determination. >> yeah. the fun part is, they didn't have to spend any money. they went out there that way, practiced, honed their skills and had a blast doing this. you know what isn't fun is when you go out sliding and you didn't intend to. >> slow down. >> i can't. >> slow down. slow down. slow down. >> they turn into it and -- sorry. >> don't hit the brakes. >> this is in loveland pass in colorado. they didn't do that, but they did manage to still get it under control. the driver here saying they did hit the brakes and it had zero effect. using my e-brake. >> it stops. it looks like a snowy path all the way down. in this case in colorado, you've just got to be super careful, keep the speed down an

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data collected by the transactional records access clearinghouse, or trac, at syracuse university, shows a wide gap in the granting of asylum requests from court to court, throughout the country. karen musalo: there's something going on that is very, very troubling. stephen: karen musalo, director at the center for gender & refugee studies at uc hastings school of law in san francisco, has studied this inconsistency for years. karen: there are gross disparities between the grant and denial rates on asylum of judges, both judges within individual courts, but then across courts. stephen: every year, los angeles and san francisco courts consistently rank in the top 15 in granting asylum, along with phoenix, philadelphia, san antonio, new york, and boston. stephen: here, in atlanta, georgia, for the last three years, this court has had one of the lowest rates of granting asylum in the country. stephen: averaging 22%, atlanta's immigration courts join lumpkin, georgia, along with charlotte, dallas, and houston, as the courts with the lowest rates of asylum grants. stephen: what do you think's

i remember congressman jim walsh from syracuse was one of my best friends. we were sitting on the floor one night and another congressman was up speaking. i said to jim, and jim looks at me and says kurt's dad is here? he could not understand what i said. my best friends in the congress for years, i started going out to eat years ago when i first started with hal rogers from kentucky. we added on bob stump from arizona and terry edwards from alabama. slowly, other members started coming. month have a once a southern republican dinner at the restaurant we always went to for a long time. they have that dinner and it is usually about 30-35 people. steve: why are you retiring? retiringan: i am primarily because i have nine grandchildren at home in knoxville. years as ad in my 16 lawyer and a judge and i started noticing 3-4 years ago that on the planes each week i was the oldest or one of the oldest members on the plane. politics youin look at the obituaries every day. i noticed half the men were dying younger than me. was time.it a few my chief of staff months

i remember congressman jim walsh from syracuse was one of my best friends in congress. we were sitting on the floor one night and another congressman was up speaking. dyed hiso jim, kurt hair, and jim looks at me and says kurt's dad is here? he could not understand me because of my east tennessee accent. my best friends in the congress for years, i started going out to eat years ago when i first started with hal rogers from kentucky and sonny callahan from alabama. we added on bob stump from arizona and terry edwards from alabama. slowly, other members started coming. now we have a once a month southern republican dinner at the restaurant we always went to for a long time. they have that dinner and it is usually about 30-35 people. steve: why are you retiring? rep. duncan: i am retiring primarily because i have nine grandchildren at home in knoxville. i have had a 46 year career when you add in my 16 years as a lawyer and a judge, and i started noticing 3-4 years ago that on the planes each week i was the oldest or one of the oldest members on the plane. when you are in

i remember congressman jim walsh from syracuse was one of my best friends. we were sitting on the floor one night and another congressman was up speaking. i said to jim, and jim looks at -- i said to jim, kurt died his hair and and jim looks at me and says kurt's dad is here? he could not understand what i said. my best friends in the congress for years, i started going out to eat years ago when i first started with hal rogers from kentucky. we added on bob stump from arizona and terry everett from alabama. slowly, other members started coming. now we have a once a month southern republican dinner at the restaurant we always went to for a long time. they have that dinner and it is usually about 30-35 people. steve: why are you retiring? rep. duncan: i am retiring primarily because i have nine grandchildren at home in knoxville. when you add in my 16 years as a lawyer and a judge and i started noticing 3-4 years ago that on the planes each week i was the oldest or one of the oldest members on the plane. when you are in politics you look at the obituaries ever

many of the stu d e nts syracuse university. many of the students were on board the pan am flight. students were on board the pan am flight. december 21, 1988, students were on board the pan am flight. december21, 1988, it students were on board the pan am flight. december 21, 1988, it was blown up over the town. memorial services are also being held in the united states to commemorate this university as well. but the focus very much here on lockerbie itself. the us memorials include one at syracuse university. and around 500 people are expected to gather at arlington national cemetery in virginia as well, where a cairn made from lockerbie stone stands in memory of those who died. as does this memorial in scotland itself. so, just a few more groups of people laying these wreaths today on the 30th anniversary. they include representatives of the emergency services and first responders. the scottish ambulance service, police scotland, scottish fire and rescue, the glasgow veterans association, the glasgow veterans association, th

. >> how old is he, he is 3 years old >> he thing before the syracuse women's basketball game. >> here is an 8-year-old at the belgium soccer academy. watch this shot with the left foot. >> they are playing indoors and he is looking good. >> check this out, this guy will be the number one draft pick. he had a great log. -- block. >> that's all. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ worst. renaissance. fair. ever. please let it go, sheldon. it was rife with historical inaccuracies. for example, the tavern girl serving flagons of mead. but in 1487, the bavarian purity laws, or "reinheitsgebot," severely limited the availability of mead. at best, they would have had some sort of spiced wine. you're nitpicking. oh, really? well, here's another nit for you: the flagons would not have been made of polypropylene. renaissance fairs aren't about historical accuracy. they're about taking chubby girls who work at kinko's and lacing them up in corsets so tight their bosom jumps out and says, "howdy." bosoms would not have said "howdy" in the 15th century. if athing, they would've said, "huzzah." i don't

he wowed the crowd at a syracuse university women's basketball game last night, singing the national anthem. drake's mom says he learned the words by watching games on tv. ( applause ) that's fantastic. up next, a basketball coach who inspires in the universal language, compassion. sponsored by: 3-in-1 copd treatment.provd ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1-2-3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia,anopos call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling,.. ...problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. think your copd medicine is doing enough? maybe you should think again. ask your doctor about once-

he wowed the crowd at a syracuse university women's basketball game last night, singing the national anthem. drake's mom says he learned the words by watching games on tv. that's fantastic. >>> up next, a basketball coach who inspires in the universal language, compassion. >>> we end tonight with a coach who teaches basketball and life lessons. here's jamie yuccas. >> one, two, three! let's go! >> reporter: the bulldogs are like any other high school basketball team. except for one thing. this is the mississippi school for the deaf. we talked to the team using sign language and interpreters. how do you dribble and sign? >> if you're dribbling, you might have to use one hand, or you just have to hold the ball and use the other hand, i guess. >> reporter: no one communicates quite like the school's coach, sekoe white. >> watch, watch. >> reporter: at a recent game a fan tweeted this video of the coach rallying his team, signing "whose house?" the players signed back, "our house." what was your reaction to the video? >> you know, first my reaction, i thought what's the big deal? that's

west virginia versus syracuse. he did a shot in the fourth quarter. they outscored them 17-0 in the fourth quarter. they won it 34-18. >> how about the music city bowl. this is his final game as a tiger. he found him wide open and he did the rest. 66 yards to the zone. auburn was a 20 points by the have. he throws this one and it is intercept it. 20 yards the other way. the tigers raked the record for the most point in the first quarter. 66 points. >>> the new age of technology is upon us. blake griffin did not like a call so he went down his ipad and showed the official how he messed it up. clearly the call was not change that blake demonstrated in more ways than one why he should have gotten the foul. >> thank you so much. >> have a good night everyone. see you at 10 pm. penny, hello. hey, sheldon. what is shaking? i'm sorry? it's colloquial, a conversation opener. so, do you find the weather satisfying? are you currently sharing in the triumph of some local sports team? what's wrong with you? you're freaking me out. i'm striking up a casual convers

that was the syracuse women's basketball game last night. he is three years old. he knocked it out of the park. >> in belgium, they love their soccer indoors when the weather is bad. look at that. watch for him in the upcoming world cup. check this out. this is the guy they say will be the number one draft pick. zion williamson for duke with the beautiful block. 's noggin was over the rim. lebron james and the lakers lose. gerrit allen, known as the pro rejecting the king. not seeing that everyday. that is the sporting life. all worth checking out. it is 11:00 and time for more news. >>> next, i hope it gives them some solace. >> a $3 million settlement in the shooting death of a 13-year- old boy that was killed by a sheriff deputy. >>> the 11:00 news starts now. >>> the case sparked public outrage. hello again, i am frank somerville. >> i am alyana gomez henefer julie haener. brings to a close the chapter of andy lopez. he was walking near his home in 2013 carrying a replica gun when a deputy shot and killed him. debora villalon is live tonight. >> reporter: we a

. >> syracuse orange one day. >> leadership. >> definitely. we need more kids like that in this world. >>> we need some breaks from the freeways this morning especially with all this fog. mary will have more on that. i'm going to show you the san mateo bridge right now. we just talked to chp and they reiterated. so limited visibility through s car you can see thatre just traffic just kind of inching through there this morning so definitely give yourself some extra type. 30 minutes about to get from hayward into foster city. nimmets freeway pretty busy and just south of there into fremont. let's jump to our maps right now. we are monitoring this crash along 680. chp reported it a few minutes ago. mission boulevard south rollover accident one laned blocked. you've got fire crews and chp on scene. a li you head through there. elsewhere we do have slow and go conditions out of the south bay. right in that 280, 680 connector. 280 looking much better and taking a look right now at 580 westbound still busy. let's get a lye look right now -- live look

we've had two reimbursements under the adoption in syracuse assistance plan. we have one that is about to -- pardon the pun, pop out, and we're looking at paying that in the next month. and the amount of forfeitures for unused flexible spending account balances will still not be known until june. we're projecting to end the year with a balance of 188,000. that's in personnel because of the slowness of filling positions. i'm happy to answer questions. >> president breslin: any questions? >> the significant audit? >> so the audit has been delayed. it was supposed to be issued i think the 23rd of october. it looks like it's going to be issued december 21st. the biggest problem was the transition to the new financial system. the most critical audits to be issued this month are the enterprise departments because they have bonds that are -- their bond ratings are tied to that. we have everything prepared and look like we might be out the gate first, but it may be -- we may be delayed in order for them to issue those other -- >> and there's no adverse findings of any

the toddler named drake god a standing ovation and fist bumps from the syracuse women's basketball team as well. >> jillian: a woman steal as package and accomplice joins her while carrying a child on her hip. rob: great lesson for the kids: ring ago doorbell and knocking over christmas decorations. can you see it there on the ring. the bear left some minor daniel but that's it. jillian: have a good day. and you are are not the grinch. just kidding. rob: no. fair enough. >> president trump blasting democrats for blasting another shut down solution. >> it is a barrier that prevents people from illegally crossing and democrats have made it very clear that they are on the side of opposing that. >> we are now getting a look at the transcripts from james comey's closed door meeting with lawmakers. >> turned out to be every bit as do you police cities and sanctimonious as folks told me was. >> michael flynn appeared in court where a federal judge was expected to sentence him, but that never happened. >> the senate has passed a sweeping criminal justifiable reform bill. >> this was a big win f

. >> he's going to syracuse! >> dave, that is so awesome how cooper said that his friend had such an impact on him and he wanted to make that announcement. i don't know if we will see a reveal better than that. >> i know you feel good about your houston rockets nba record 26 threes. >> they had a good luck charm. they had c.j. smith. battling cancer right now. they had him at practice a day ago. last night at the game. he was there for the player introductions. he sat near the bench. chris paul said after the game that c.j., their good luck charm. they have to have him at the game after the road trip. a record was an impressive night for the rockets. >> andy scholes, thank you. kosik, over to you. >>> dave, thank you. a mistake of colossal proport n proportion. even the president'ss closest allies are slamming the decision to withdrawal troops from syria. known to soften. as a whole blend, it nourishes for 24-hour frizz control. blended makes us better. whole blends. blended makes us better. you're gonna love if

brian: i think syracuse would make the center sing. those are the rules for the orangemen. steve: it was amazing shot on monday night. we had to show it to you. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. jillian has got some news. jillian: good morning. we start with this. a doctor selling opioids two deaths. the doctor prescribed drugs to a suspect in a dui crash that killed a fire captain. they also show the california bar shooter was in possession of the doctor's medication u the drugs were prescribed to someone else. the doctor faces up to 40 years in prison if convicted. more privacy issues are brewing for facebook and the social media site is now admitting it allowed netflix and pot phi to access millions of users' private messages. "new york times" investigation exposed those claims. facebook says users gave permission for the apps to access data and claims there is no evidence of abuse. two sheriff deputies risk their lice to save an unconscious man trapped inside a burning car. warning, this video may be hard to watch. >> get him. jillian: look as the that. the texas s

if you're driving near the snow belt areas around syracuse and rochester and buffalo, you will get some snow squalls. mild temperatures, 50s, 40s today. atlanta should be around 62. here's that west coast storm. by the middle of the week we break a little piece of that off. the rain returns. here we go again. one of the storms that dips to the south, gets the moisture from the gulf. we get soaked on thursday through the southeast. then that rain comes up to the northeast. i think it's the third friday in a row we're going to have significant rain up through the mid atlantic and new england. it's going to be a soggy friday once again on the east coast. >> all right. thanks, bill. >> you're welcome. >>> still ahead, king james has his worst game for the city of angels and the nfl playoff picture starts to come together. all the highlights next in sports. ♪ ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely

cooper dawson, high school football standout in south carolina at syracuse university, had his best friend who has cerebral palsy make the announcement. he said he saw him rolling along with a huge smile on his face and said that is someone i want to be friends with so when he was being recruited he made sure the team spoke with feynman who is also part of the process and dawson made sure feynman shared in his success was we love this friendship story. you are tonight's midnight hero's. all right, be that as it may, earlier in the program on the stopgap funding measure, we had a technical mistake, we apologize, see you tomorrow night. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, and saying, "really?" so capital one is building something completely new. capital one cafes. inviting places with people here to help you, not sell you. and savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. because that's how it should be. you can open one from right here or anywhere in 5 minutes. seriously, 5 minutes... this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? get stronger... get c

a white sneaker, a syracuse sweatshirt, christmas presents and photographs. >> he's been effectively the same bob mueller in every place he has ever worked. whether that was the u.s. attorney's office in the 1970s, the george h.w. bush administration in the 1980s, whether that was the d.c. homicide prosecutor's office in the 1990s or the fbi in the 2000s. he's hard driving. he is incredibly thorough and has a very strong sense of right or wrong. >> reporter: a registered republican but it's hard to tell. >> four and a half years of whatever, i didn't hear him say anything political. >> really? in washington. >> i know that sounds weird. he might have side that guy is a jerk. i departmentsidn't see it as a issue. >> how would you describe his politics? >> not. he's apolitical. he's non-partisan. he is become a pretty law and order guy. he doesn't speak of things in political terms. >> the fbi must remain independent of politics and uncompromising in its mission. >> reporter: mueller arrived at the fbi just zeseven days before 9/11. he served most of his term under bush. when president

most of the victims were american including 35 students from syracuse university. today a ceremony was held to honor those who died. >> i'm not sure if there is such a thing as closure. that is a word that gets thrown around a lot. i'm not sure if that actually exists. i think one thing we can learn to do is to stop hoping for a better past and to live into a new normal. >> that was an intelligence officer an intelligence officer was convicted of blowing up the jetliner. he was sentenced to life in prison in 2001. he was released eight years later when he developed prostate cancer. >>> the goal, getting veterans off the street. to do that it took a collaboration between the north bay county and contractors willing to donate time and resources. >> i have amazing staff. i have asked so much of them. >> coming up next the celebration at a tiny home village that a dozen homeless that's will be able to call home. >>> and whether we started out the day with some clouds and rain showers. clouds breaking up and allowing us to see this, some moon. with a nearly full moon, a

a syracuse sweatshirt. christmas presents. and photographs. >> he has been effectively the same bob mueller in every place he has ever worked, whether that was the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco in the 1970s, whether that was the george h.w. bush administration in the 1980s, whether that was the d.c. homicide prosecutor's office in the 1990s or the fbi in the 2000s. he is hard driving. he is tenacious. he is incredibly thorough and has have a very strong sense of right or wrong. >> reporter: a registered republican but it's hard to tell. >> four and a half years of whatever 2,000 meetings, i didn't hear him say anything. >> reporter: really? in washington? >> yeah. i know that sounds weird. he might have said that guy is a jerk. i didn't see it as a partisan issue. >> reporter: how would you describe his politics? >> not. >> reporter: as there are none? >> he is apolitical. he is nonpartisan. he is -- i think has become quite clear -- a pretty "law & order" guy but he doesn't speak of things in political terms. >> lad

the small, wooden warehouse in which were stored the effects of your loved ones, a white sneaker, a syracuse sweat shirt, christmas presents and photographs. >> he's been effectively the same bob mueller in every place he has ever worked, whether it was the u.s. attorney's other in san francisco in the 1970s, whether that was the george h.w. bush administration in the 1980s, whether that was the d.c. homicide prosecutor's office in the 1990s or the fbi in the 2000s. he is hard-driving. he is tenacious. he is incredibly thorough and has a very strong sense of right or wrong. >> reporter: a registered republican, but it is hard to tell. >> four-and-a-half years of whatever 2,000 meetings, i didn't hear him say anything political. >> really? in washington? >> yeah, i know it sounds weird. he might have said, that guy's a jerk. i didn't see it as a partisan issue. >> how would you describe his politics? >> no. >> as in there are none? >> he's apolitical. he's not -- non-partisan. he is, as has become clear, a law-and-order guy, but he doesn't speak of things in political terms. >> ladies and gen

cooper dawson, a high school football standout, committed to play football at syracuse university, and dawson had his best friend, kingsley simon, make the announcement. they met as freshmen when dawson said he saw simon rolling along with a huge smile on his face and said, that someone i want to be friends with. so when dawson was being recruited, he make sure the team spoke with simon so he could also be a part of this whole process, and also make sure that simon, who is wheelchair-bound, shared in his success. we love this friendship story. so for dawson and kingsley simon, you are tonight's "midnight heroes." all right, earlier in the program during our report on the stopgap funding measure, we used the wrong picture of ann coulter. it was a technical mistake. we apologize. we'll see tomorrow night. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, and saying, "really?" so capital one is building something completely new. capital one cafes. inviting places with people here to help you, not sell you. and savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. because that

a syracuse sweatshirt. christmas presents and photographs. >> he has been the same bob mueller in every place he has worked, whether the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco, in the 1970s, whether that was the george h.w. bush administration in the 1980s, whether that was the d.c. homicide prosecutor's office in the 1990 9 90s or the fbi in t 00s. >> a registered republican. >> 4 1/2 years. i didn't hear him say anything political. >> reporter: really? in washington? >> yeah. i know that sounds weird. i might have said that guy is a jerk. i didn't see it as partisan. >> reporter: how would you describe list politics? >> not. >> reporter: there are none? >> he is apolitical. he is non-partisan. as i think has become clear, a law and order guy. he doesn't speak of things in political terms. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> reporter: which is partly why president bush picked him to run the fbi in 2001. >> the fbi must remain independent of politics. and uncompromising in its m

side of the storm, a little rain and snow in west virginia and rainy conditions pittsburgh, buffalo, syracuse, rochester. and most of this mess is all gone by saturday. if you can wait, saturday travel will be just fine and if i widen out to show you all of the east coast, we're looking relatively clear. just a little breezy. saturday and sunday look just fine. here's your saturday forecast with mild conditions here. not much to talk about. the only real bad weather is in the west. big storm comes in on sunday. a lot of snow means a white christmas for a lot of people in areas of idaho and also oregon and higher elevations there around northern nevada. so all the delays of this morning of a lot of flights will be significantly delayed new york, philadelphia and boston this afternoon. >> then a good weekend ahead. >> about as good as you can ask for. >> unless you're stuck in an airport trying to get on another flight over the weekend, right? >> thanks, bill. >> still ahead, just over one week away from 2019 which means we're even closer to the 2020 presidential election. i said it. >> details

light lake-effect snows from buffalo to syracuse, hartford, boston, nothing major, just to get you in the festive spirit. but 30-minute delays in san francisco under heavy amounts of rainfall. this is the storm to watch, blanketing heavy amounts of snow in the rockies as it slides into the desert southwest. so those hoping for a white christmas not going to get it to the south. maybe a little too naughty this year. >> tom sater, thanks very much. and thanks to you for joining us. for those celebrating, we wish you a very happy christmas and happy 2019, as well. our coverage on cnn continues right now. >>> one of the most powerful men on earth holds a position that has existed for nearly 2,000 years. as the world changes and faith evolves, his authority remains. what began with one apostle has become 1.2 billion followers under one man. he is the head

at the syracuse women's baseball game. drake is the youngest person to ever sing "the star-spangled banner" at the venue. >> that's great. >>> right now for you at 6:00 here on "today in the bay," it's sentencing day for michael flynn for lying to federal investigators. new for you this morning, the message from president trump to his former senate security advis -- national security adviser. >>> plus putting the brakes on e escooters. why there may be more red tape the next time you try to take a ride. >>> the amazon expansion continues in the bay area, where the online retail giant will open another high-tech grocery store this time. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good tuesday morning to with the news and weather and traffic you need to know but we're not done yet.

reporter: longer story short, she graduated from university of missouri, earned a phd in economics at syracuse university. and then the rest is history. >> the rest is sort of history. ironically i trained in labor economics and public policy and i take a job in macro economics d monetary policy. >> reporter: but for daly, monetary policy is a means to more personal endsprosperity for as many of us as possible. >> how many here think you'll be ?tter off than your paren >> reporter: measured by population and job growth, in percentage terms. boise is the star community in ly's district, the fastest growing city in america; idaho, the fastest growing state. but, as daly learned in a series of interviews she taped for a podcast she's starting, zip code economies, there's still plenty of anxiety. >> we're the people making policy right now for your future. i'd like to know what you want from us. >> reporter: economics and finance students at boise state university. >> boise's a very competitive job maet right now. so as like college graduates we're competing with some of that california influx. an

. >> i remember him playing for syracuse, the browns. >> that was years ago. plus, given the feelings people have about the nfl today, jim brown isn't the best representative either. west, it was bay czar, izarre, insane. my mother called. who is this kanye west person? why is he -- it hit all cultural levels. there is no greater trumpian moment in 2018. >> it was bizarre. i don't know what else these other ones -- the phone thing was like an all bob new harte record. he calls him the first thing, we're all calm here. >> this is such a hard category. who could forget the paper towels in the middle of the hurricane? who could forget him standing next to vladimir putin, taking his side against the intelligence community? it is endless. >> how about him standing next to governor brown who actually is coming off his very sophisticated these days, talking about you have to do more raking? as if he's ever had a rake -- >> that's the comic genius of the trump administration. these things happen every day. think about, just recently in the oval office with pelosi and

reporter: longer story short, she graduated from university of missouri, earned a phd in economics at syracuse university. and then the rest is history.es >> theis sort of history. ironically i trained in labor economics and public policy and i take a job in macro economics and monetary policy. >> reporter: but for daly, monetary policy is aeans to more personal ends: prosperity for as many of us as possible. >> how many here think you'll be better off than your parents?te >> rep measured by population and job growth, in perctage terms. boise is the star community in daly's district, the fastestgr ing city in america; idaho, the fastest growing state. but, as daly learned in a series of interviews she taped for a podcast she's starting, zip code economies, there's still pley of anxiety >> we're the people making policy right now for your future. i'd like to know what you want from us. >> reporter: economics andfi nce students at boise state university. >> boise's a very competitive job market right now. so as like college graduates we're competing with some of that california influx. and so wh

a white sneaker, a syracuse sweatshirt. christmas presents and photographs. >> he's been effectively the same bob mueller in every place he has worked whether that was the u.s. attorneys office in san francisco in the 1970s, the george h.w. bush administration in the 1980s, whether that was the d.c. whom decide prosecutor's office in the 1990s or the fbi in the towels. he is hard driving. he's tenacious. he is incredibly thorough and has a very strong sense of right or wrong. >> a registered republican, but it's hard to tell. >> four and a half years of whatever, 2,000 meetings i didn't hear him say anything political. >> really? in washington? >> i know that sounds weird. he might have said that guy's a jerk. i didn't see it as a partisan issue. >> how would you describe his politics? >> not. >> as in there are none? >> he'ses apolitical. he's nonpartisan. he is as i think has become quite clear a pretty law and order guy but he doesn't speak of things in political terms. >> lane, the president of the united states. >> whi

among them, 35 students from syracuse university. they, of course, remembered at the university today and by their relatives and friends. lorna gordon reporting, thank you. thank you for your messages. ellis tweets i got the grades i needed to do games design at university gout. design at university celebrating 25 years of living healthily with hiv. judy says i met my pen pal of over 25 years. it was delightful, the highlight of my year. on drones, vincent e—mailed to say anything that limits our liberty and freedom is terrorism, no matter what, and those behind the drone chaos at gatwick should get ten plus yea rs chaos at gatwick should get ten plus years in custody. and sue says, where those trained eagles that attack drones? some airports in europe have them and they bring down the drones. a former met police commissioner talked about using eagles to bring drones down but we haven't seen that as yet. could a nottingham dad's novelty song about sausage rolls be the christmas number one? this afternoon the winner of the year's bi

form he was the chief economist at the council of economic advisers of the cbo and began his career at syracuse in columbia university. at the manhattan institute with a masters degree from princeton to be the chief economist so for his career extending policy at the heritage foundation senior fellow receiving his phd from columbia university with the senate budget policy priorities and chief economist to vice president biden. and last but not least president of the committee for a responsible federal budget receiving her ba from northwestern university and then went to harvard law - - harvard. and was a member of the washington post editorial board and has advised both candidates. >> without objection the written statements will be made part of the record you are now recognized to give an oral presentation of your testimony thank you for being here. >> thank you chairman and ranking member it is our privilege to be here today but i will take this moment to thank the chairman for his service i have sat on the side of the table many times also congratulations as well and ms. waters your continue

. ♪ >> that's drake winslow, serenading the crowd prior to the syracuse women's basketball game. drake is only 3 years old. ♪ for the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave >> that is one of the hardest songs to sing, so the singers say. that little guy did a very nice job. >> stole our hearts in the process. >> that song never gets old to me. >> no. >> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell, john dickerson and bianna golodryga. we are all here. >>> we begin with this, michael flynn will learn today whether he will go to jail for lying to the fbi. special counsel robert mueller's office has asked the judge to consider no jail time for flynn, who has cooperated with the russian probe and other investigations. >> flynn admitted lying about his contacts with the russian u.s. ambassador after the election. he is now the fifth associate of president trump to plead guilty in connection with the russia investigation. >> president trump and congress have three days left to prevent a partial government shutdown and there's no sign of progress. a shutdown on friday could leave about

england and your lake-effect snow could produce up to two to three, four inches especially up near syracuse and parts of pennsylvania as well. on the west coast we have another storm system that's going to move eastward, this will pretty much guarantee a white christmas for areas in the rockies as this moves eastward the higher elevations could see as much as 20 inches of snow through the northern sierra, also at cascades, too, and then this will dive down into the four corners and produce some rain and also some higher elevation snow and that could be enough to make for that white christmas in the mountains, kristen? >> good news for some, we will have a white christmas. thank you. >>> there is much more to get to including supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg, she is up and working as she recovers from cancer surgery. ginsberg is at memorial sloan-kettering cancer center here in new york after she had two malignant growths removed from her left lung on friday. doctors said they found no evidence of in i remaining cancer, but they haven't said when the 85-year-old judge might be relea

., one in albany, new york, melville, new york, new york city, syracuse, new york, rochester new york, binghamton, new york, and peekskill new york. it seems totally wasteful for one senator to have nine fully functioning, fully staffed offices when we are in a crisis with border security. it is ironic. familiare people not with senator schumer should get on the phone and ask him why he has nine offices. and they could ask him, whatever happened to dr. ford who seem to disappear after the brett kavanaugh fiasco. it is ironic. host: let's go to gloria in meridian, mississippi, she opposes the shutdown. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i am not going to spout racism about those people and having babies. i oppose the shutdown because money was allocated for border security in the budget last year. that money has not been exhausted. and now donald trump is asking for another $1 billion. we are already rising in deficit. let's put more to add to the cost. it is ridiculous. use the money for border security. i have not heard of one terrorists who has cros

dug by hand back in the 1800s finally there's this a three-year-old boy nailed national anthem before syracuse women's basketball game. ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [cheering] yeah he's three. traik winslow got a -- huge ovation from the crowd he belted out anthem didn't look at the words maria he just knew it and sang it. >> i love it. great. i like the bambi movie too you watch it you're going to like it. >> watch that every month buddy. stop hunting. thank you so much. coming up taking care of adult children a startling new study out with a surprising member of adults still living with their parents. stay with us. this is not a bed. it's proven quality sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999, intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts... so you can get a running start on the holidays. and now get 48-month financing on all sleep number 360 smart beds. ends monday. i am not for just treating my symptoms... (ah-choo) i am for shortening colds when i'm sick. with zicam. zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines... ...zicam is clinica