including potentially lilly.losershire county, police are focusing in on another and more sophisticated trafficking ring with links back to china. >> the organization here, behind the crime groups seems to be much swifter, much quicker, organized. they have gone through four premises in less than three months. >> this gag appears to be operating a nationwide network of brothels and moves their locations regularly to confuse the police. >> i think if you compare that with the other two known groups, they've been at a much lower level. they have taken a lot more time to get organized, their management chain hasn't been so good, has it? you are looking at a much more professionally organized outfit here. >> detective andy lee believes this new network has links to a major organized crime syndicate and is headed by a known criminal. >> i know that he was born in 1959. he is chinese national. he is here, i believe, at the moment legally. he has previous convictions and previous arrests. he is an active member -- or an

lilly, this one is called lilly sweet.you need to know that the code can only be registered once and since we are donating these toys to children after this is all over, we didn't want to take that away from a child who may if get this toy. a little toy, a lot of fun. sells for just under $10. you can get it at all the brick and morter stores and online. >>> big things in small packages. video of what could be one of the most expensive car wrecks ever. those are nice looking machines. and for the third year in a row, a woman steals the christmas tree from the boy scouts. but this time, it was all caught on tape. stay with us. don't forget, we're always on wusa9.com. we will be right back. >>> caught on tape. a woman stealing christmas trees from the boy scouts. surveillance video from st. louis shows the thief drive up, get out of her car, and walk toward the christmas trees. not even two minutes later she is stuffing a tree in the back of her trunk. she pulls away, but comes back a few minutes later and takes another tree

abigail, lilly, sophia or logan? the answer is coming up later. but if you want to take a guess now, do it. head to our facebook page. fox 5 morning news is back after the break.  plus cookies plus memories pillsbury holiday star cookies start with pillsbury cookie dough easy. then add my own favorite frosting and sprinkles. just three ingredients to sweet memories. holiday ideas made easy. in 15 minutes, [ female announcer ] you call that bread? you can serve some warmth with your bread. and some flavor with your bread. and some layers with your bread. if you're serving bread honey, then serve it. grands! dinner ideas made easy. we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! how about a nice home for our tv? how about doors to hide that drive-in theater? how about a cowhide rug? yee-haw! and the snacks? get their own place. let the marathon begin! for a limited time buy select seating and ge

i saw in the crowd honorable lilly brown. [applause] we have president of the board of supervisors, honorable david chiu. [applause] commissioner dennis normandy. [applause] commissioner mandahar. [applause] commissioner claudine cheng. [applause] and all the members of our consular corps, thank you all for being here. let's all give them a warm round of applause. [applause] >> tonight, we're honoring seven milestones of the san francisco bay area's filipino american the community but these events became our communities benchmarks because of the remarkable achievements. among them, and achievements of decades of public service, if you first, and events that have significantly impacted our community. tonight, certificates of honor will be presented by honorable hydra mendoza, the council general, and executive kai rodriguez. >> one filipino-american publication has stood the test of time. 50 years of committed service by delivering the news and documenting our history. ladies and gentlemen, philippine news. [applause] ♪ >> tru

. >> this is piper and lilly.ioned lilly one of the most popular girl's names right now. >> i love that name and love piper. how cute. >> that is a gorgeous picture. piper wants an ipod for christmas. >> okay, that the baby? >> no, no. >> baby wants something else. >> lilly wants something to chew on. >> maybe the ipod. >> piper better be careful with the ipod. that could serve both purposes. they are adorable. thank you for the picture. thank you for sending it in. we wish both of you a merry christmas. if you want to send us your child's picture go to myfoxdc.com and click on mornings. >>> let's take a look at sentinel radar. there is your rain. some of it is heavy. we continue to see that. moving across portions of the viewing area. we will see more of the same through the course of the day today. let's pull this out and show you the whole system. a lot of moisture out. there you can see that snow in memphis that we are looking at right. there nice vigorous system. some sleet and freezing rain and all kinds of

fellow drug market eli lilly led the health care sector, jumping almost 4%. it received a bullish research note from the analyst at bernstein who thinks shares could surge if it gets positive results next year from an alzheimer's treatment. a note worthy milestone for mcdonald's. today's less than 1% gain may not seem like much, but it is enough to push m-c-d to an all- time high. over the past year, mcdonald's is up about 20%. casual restaurant operator darden restaurants saw its share price drop more than 12%. darden runs the olive garden and other chains. its quarterly outlook was disappointing, pushing the stock to close less than $1 off its 52 week low hit in early october. a couple of apparel retailers were moving after the close tonight. women's clothing store talbet's closed just above $1.50, but after the close, shares jumped as much as 70% to over $2.50. reports indicate the company has received a buyout offer for $3 per share. men's wearhouse lost about 2% during the session, but rallied 8% after the close. it reported strong earnings growth. it re

purple spotted brush. 2 calla lillies take root. birds return listening to lost meats all day until dusk beckons them to come to the nest and try again in the morning. this next poem is indian an ina ontholingly. on telegraph avenue it's no longer in existence, the sadness of this. berkeley, late fall. um -- this is from forest hamer who is a bay area poet who wrote berkeley late spring. this is berkeley late fall. i have been browsing the peet ree section had come to lose the unconcern but persistant rain that followed me in as a trail of damp shoe prints and dripping conscientious hacompanied to a solitude. i ran my right index if anything are across each spine flesh going along volume and groove. imagine the book seller anding by to fold and flatten we down to on an oblong shape and reshelf me into an americay sandwich between the t's and v's stacked up along the unexpected and unknown. i notice that the pe ems i imagine crowding around you were the unquieted the unrequited. distant citizens far from the disposition of the safety

. >> grover, elmo, lilly, and zoe. it is a bunch of home sick puppies. >> miss piggy isn't part of it. six abandoned pups found in november strong enough to come home. the response has been overwelming. i think they are australian shepherd mix. more than 100 people expressed interest. they were found hungry, dehydrated, flees and everything. they are good to go. they should be in the hands of new families for the new year. >> that face will melt your heart. so cute. >> and there's a reward for whoever dumped them. >> all right, see you at 11:00. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. try something funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t.

. >> reporter: kyle's best hope is with his youngest sister lilly, but his parents just learned she's not a match. so his parents' race against time, kyle's immune system is so weak even the common cold cob deadly. their hoping this holiday people will take a few minutes to get a simple cheek swab and get into the donor registry.pe rhaps establishing a connection that just may save their son's life. >> a typical 4-year-old, you know? lots of life. lots of spirit. and, you know, someone that really is just so loving. >> reporter: a loving boy they want to see grow up. there are two bone marrow drives for kyle coming up in january. the first is january 7th at the serendipity preare school he attends in san mateo, the second drive january 14th at the haight a ashbury clinic in san francisco. >>> a group of mothers will gather in oakland for a vigil tonight hours after a toddler killed in a shooting was laid to rest. close to 1,000 mourners gathered at the church to remember hiram lawrence, the 23-month-old was hit in the head while in his father's arms during a mass shooting on november

. ♪ >> major funding is provided by the lilly unendowment.ily foundation, dedicated to its founders, interests and religion, community development and education. additional funding provided by mutual of america. designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. the estate of william j. carter. the jane henson foundation and the corporation for public broadcasting. bhv

the first one is "mirror mirror" with julia roberts as the evil queen, lilly collins and your friendmovie in montreal. he said it was the most unbelievable experience. >> it looks funny. the other snow white is called "snow white and the huntsman." it's probably more action-packed. that has charlize theron in it. >> now we're going back to some super heroes. >> "the amazing superman." they are starting all over with andrew garfield, this fantastic british actor. he's brake at spizer -- spiderman. >> he was also in "social network." >> and great stuff on british television. they have emma stone in this one. she is playing a different character from the comic books. >> staying on the superheroes, you have "the avengers." >> that goes way back. >> it goes round and round. this is the ultimate fan boy superhero movie. it's got ironman, thor, black widow and the hulk. >> who directed that? >> it was josh wieden. they are all six giant superheroes in this movie together. >> another action film is "john carter." tell us about that. it's a family film? >> it it a fascinating property that st

grace, sarah and lilly seen with their father matthew.irlfriend saying these were the three happiest girls the world could find. somewhere they are singing and painting the heavens, innocence lost in the inferno. >> we need water. >> coming down. just got it. >> newly released audio tapes show how they tried to save the children and their grandparents. grandpa worked as a santa for hire. >> we got a report from one of the victims. >> we're going to need some protection up here. >> we have to get in there know. >> they searched for victims until the flames and danger overwhelmed them. >> heavy fire right above your head. back out. back out. >> all units on the interior. back out. >> the lack of success is haunting the heroes who tried to rescue the victims. >> this is going to remain with these firefighters for the rest of their career and our heart, and our prayers go out to that family, believe me we're all hurting from this. >> and authorities say the blaze was caused by a bag of ashes left near the home. >> they demonstrate against the

grace, sarah, lillie, seen here with their father. his girl friend said that these were three of the happiest girls that the world can find. we know that some place they are painting the heavens. innocence lost in the christmas morning fire. >> the tapes, grandpa was a santa for hire. >> we have a report from the victim, we are going to need some protection up there. >> i hear you. we have to get in there. >> as the woman screamed to save her babies, they went into the burning home to look for victims until the flames and danger overwhelmed them. >> heavy fire right over your head. back out. on the interior, back out. the lack of success is haunting to the people that tried to help. >> they think that the ash from the fireplace sparked the fire when it was placed outside. >> check in at 6:00 for these stories and more coming up. more from baltimore city, the city that yankd the contract from the group and what is next for the ravens. the count down for the new year and more on the event at the harbor and the breaking news at 6:00. >>>

we're excited to meet daddy, right, lilly?he situation on the ground here, we just arrived in country and assume a mission. i wasn't able to make it home for the crew. my wife is an impressive woman to be able to watch me go away for the third time now. for this one to have a child and to raise it on your own is just, she is a spectacular woman. >> they missed a lot of things. the army family, especially being in europe, he loves his daddy and misses him. that is the hardest part. being two parents, being a mommy and a daddy. >> merry christmas! >> how is everybody doing? >> all right. here today to receive a couple of care packages. we ones packed by the frrg, it's packed for you so it's a bi-name box. we talk about the stuff and people say america has forgotten about the war. it's been going on for than ten years now. for most people it's not true. you have strangers and companies like tactical and, of course, mr. chuck norris and soldiers angels, take time out of their day. out of their own pocket to send you a care package

just gilding the lilly. all the beauty was all there. what about the outfit?at dwayne. >> beautiful. unbelievable. i love the hair. >> and the outfit is fantastic. >> the outfit is available at macy's. she was screaming the whole time so i'm so happy we can give this to you. >> mixing and matching. >> you look sensational. >> let nancy through. >> i don't think nancy is used to those shoes. >> those shoes are too high for anyone. hold her hand. >> you're i not going to be on the catwalk. >> up next, what happens when you put sara in a crowd with a microphone? >> we'll answer the questions. >> going to get ugly, right after this. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggre

. >> jimmy: her name is lilly barrett. her initials are lb, so you better hope she doesn't get fat.television titan. you know him as "regis" from "live with regis and kelly." he is ten days removed from that show and already calling his wife gelman by mistake. his new book is a best-seller. it's called "how i got this way." please say hello to regis philbin. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: good to see you. how are you doing? >> oh, i thought i had you locked out. how did you get back in? >> jimmy: let me get this straight. you're not retired. >> not retired although everyone thinks i am. i tried to make it clear when i said moving on, but, no, everyone says retired. >> jimmy: and you did this to get away from gelman, right? i mean that was the reason. >> that was one of the reasons. that's funny when you said i'm calling my wife gelman. >> jimmy: do you think you'll ever speak to gelman again? >> of course, i spoke to him this morning. >> jimmy: why are you still speaking to him? >> he did a terrific job. i hope you have a farewell the way i had a farewell. gelman kn

it's going to be like lilly and grease in super bowl v. i believe that was 29 yards. what do we got? 29 yards. >> phil: good memory, good spacing. tim tebow spins, but the defense is ready this time. >> jim: how about moore? chasing him all the way down the field. ninkovich coming back and getting the sack. and green-ellis. excellent coverage. there's a flag down. and i pulled the grease thing. you remember the play though. >> phil: yes, i do. >> jim: ever happen to you? >> phil: lose that -- >> jim: did you ever backtrack that far? >> phil: i couldn't run fast enough to lose 29 yards. >> jim: so as we approach the two-minute warning, you said tebow showed you a lot? >> he answered a lot of questions to a lot of people. even our pregame show was talking about it before the game. can he throw it well enough to keep leading this team, for them to be a little more wide open when they get in games like this. i think he proved a big point, yeah. given the opportunity, he can throw long. >> jim: that will bring us to the two-minute warning. new england needed a win or a jet

eli lilly's agents told the doctors that giving five milligrams of their drug at 5 p.m. would help their patients sleep. in 2009 this company pled guilty to illegal promotion and paid one and four-tenths billion dollars to settle a lawsuit. compared to the revenue this blockbuster drug generated, that large number becomes less significant and, unfortunately, just the cost of doing business. now, as you described, it is a profitable investment because even after government action stops illegal marketing, their effect on prescribing patterns may be long-lasting and difficult to undo. so my two-part question, general levinson, is there a system currently in place to educate prescribers in response to this misleading promotion of drugs? >> provider training is absolutely essential, senator grassley, and whatever is in place now needs to be far more robust. that is a key takeaway, i would hope, from what has been examined and what has been reported on is that there needs to be far greater understanding of the to ten si of these drugs -- potency of these drugs and their applic

eli lilly sales representatives told the doctors that giving 5 milligrams of their drug diprexa at 5:00 pm would help their patients sleep. in 2009 this country pled guilty to illegal promotion and paid money to settle a federal lawsuit compared to the revenue this politic buster drug generated, that large number becomes less significant and, unfortunately, just the cost of doing business. now, as you described, it is a profitable investment because even after government action stops illegal marketing, their effect on prescribing patterns may be difficult to undo. so my two-part question, general levinson, is there a system currently in place to educate prescribers to discuss this misleading of drugs. >> providing training is absolutely essential senator agreesly and whatever is in place now needs to be far more robust. that is a key take-away i would hope from what has been examined and what has been reported on is that there needs to be far greater understanding of the potency of these drugs and their appropriate application and how you're going to use the back door as opposed to th

so we are an empathetic creature called lilly social and seek companionship. the worst thing we can do to each other is isolate or ostracized. so the third industrial revolution is interesting because the first and second industrial revolution is based on in the energy at the skill vertically, top-down. the energies were elite corps required huge financial capitol investment and the large banking institutions, and they also require that all of the businesses that flow of that elite energy had to scale in big, giant factory, logistics', transport networks. it all scaled top down, centralized. the third industrial revolution skills laterally and will come. in each city as the begin to lay out the pillars of this infrastructure, there will become a noted and they want to connect to the next and the next in the next , just like wi-fi. until they connect across continents. the third industrial revolution skills laterally and wants to run and have it until it reaches ocean edges. it favors is small and medium-sized enterprises. the small and medium-size enterprises

the former director of the fbi, lilly fei, has expressed his concerns and he says, quote, as a seniorof the revolutionary guard mr. al-amiri would have had to known about khobar and have known the ircg general that conducted the operation. the fbi would love to sit down and talk to him, show him photographs and ask him questions. so clearly the fbi, the former director, at least, has also grave concerns, as does congresswoman iliana roth wat he feltman who wrote a letter to president obama saying she has, quote, grave concerns about the decision to host this man at the white house. what would you like to see happen here? >> again, i've given this a lot of thought in the last couple of days. in my opinion, what the president has done is he's disrespected the 19 men who died at khobar towers, he's disrespected their families, he's disrespected the survivors of khobar tower, and he's also disrespected the phaepbd women who serve under him right now. what i would like to see from the president is i believe he owes the family that is lost family members at khobar towers a public and privat

her father, the girl's grandfather trying to rescue 10-year-old lilly, piling up books by a window siller a way to step up and he hoped out to safety. they both died, the grandfather and granddaughter by that window. and badger's boyfriend who tried to desperately reach the twins. he was able to reach them but flames caused them to get separated. both girls and their grandmother died by a stairway connecting the second and third floors. the boyfriend is still hospitalized. he and badger were able to get out. he spoke to the "washington post." he says he and badger are going to be okay. he says loved ones are surrounding them with love and support and they are taking care of themselves physically and spiritually. madonna badger is staying with friends and has not spoken publicly. it was smoldering embers from a yule log that were put in a baggy and placed by the side of the house that caused the fire. the home was being renovated, that's why it had the scaffolding, that's why it had no working smoke detectors. jon: so sad on so many levels. rick, thank you. julie: former new mexico gover

tanner, little bit younger and we will see a charlie but shane to you into melanie and to maddie and lilly. it is nice to go back to texas and go back to nashville isn't it? one of the things that, i don't have any sort of message today, but one of the things that you do hope to do even if you are just renting space like we have senators, senators and members of the house do, is that you leave something here, a hint of something that makes it a little bit different or it shapes it in a way, maybe makes it better. and i hope, what i hope that karen and i have done is let the senate -- left the senate with a mere suggestion, a hint of a return to this concept of the citizen legislator. of someone who comes to the senate from a regular job. i don't know if heart transplants are a regular job but they are not a political job. who come here for a period of time with no intention for making a career out of politics. you are just renting time, whatever you are doing. look at it that way. you never own on it and then voluntarily entering, hopefully a more productive phase of your life, and i do th

change is the very first bill i signed, the lilly ledbetter fair pay act, which says in this country an equal day's work gets an equal day's pay. [cheers and applause] that's change. change is finally doing something about our addiction to oil and raising fuel-efficiency standards for the first time in 30 years. that's good for our economy. [applause] it's good for our national security. [applause] and it's good for our environment. change is confirming two supreme court justices who will defend our rights, including our first amendment rights surrounding religion, happen to be two women, by the way. that's also a good thing. [cheers and applause] change is repealing don't ask will don't tell, so that in the first time in history, you don't have to hide who you love to serve the country that you love. that's change. [applause] change is working with the reform movement, and other faith-based groups, to reform the federal faith-based initiatives, improving the way we partner with organizations that serve people in need. change is health care reform that we passed after a century of tr

change is the very first bill i signed, the lilly ledbetter fair pay act, which says in this country an equal day's work gets an equal day's pay. that's change. [applause] change is finally doing something about our addiction to oil and raising fuel-efficiency standards for the first time in 30 years. that's good for our economy. it's good for our national security. [applause] and it's good for our environment. change is confirming two supreme court justices who will defend our rights, including our first amendment rights surrounding religion -- happen to be two women, by the way. that's also a good thing. [applause] change is repealing "don't ask, don't tell," so that in the first time in history, you don't have to hide who you love to serve the country that you love. that's change. [applause] change is working with the reform movement, and other faith-based groups, to reform the federal faith-based initiatives, improving the way we partner with organizations that serve people in need. change is health care reform that we passed after a century of trying, reform that will finally en

. >> the fire took the woman's three daughters, 10-year-old lilly, 7-year-old twins sarah and grace.th avenue in new york. >> it's never easy, that's for sure. i've been on this job 38 years. not an easy day. >> badger is is a prominent new york city fashion and design executive. she was behind those famous calvin klein adds starring markey mark in the mid 90s. forbes imaginer named her one of the "40 under 40." she bought the home in december of last year. she was rone vating it. >> there probably has not been a worse christmas day in the city of stanford. >> i talked to the mayor and he said it will probably take a few days to figure out precisely what happened here, at this point they suspect it was all just one awful accident. richard, back to you. >> congress finally reaching a deal on the payroll tax cut extension but only after a bruising political battle. round one goes to president obama and democrats. stand by for round two. things could get ugly. >> plus, prince phillips has been in the hospital for heart surgery but he's itching to get back after his recovery. man: my ele