next >> happening now in texas, police are investigating the death of three people on an army base. was one man and two children. it is not clear how and when they died. investigationnal is investigating the case. >> they are accused of killing and basingn psychiatric evaluations to see if they are fit for trial. and zakieyae latrice avery are being held without bond. they stabbed two children as part of an exorcism. news coming out of indiana tonight, where police are investigating a deadly shooting. police identified the victim of a senior -- as a senior teaching assistant. he walked into the electrical engineering building targeting cousins. is the winnerxton for a special election for state senate seat in virginia. she will replace the former senator who is now virginia's attorney general. will take control of the state. hat to thoseof the who voted in these weather conditions. >> what a long day for you, doug. >> with the timing and everything else, the forecast snow totals came in pretty well. let's see what is coming next. you see the snow moving southeast. if you are looking

. >> a texas police officer was on patrol when he spotted a young boy playing with a football all byash cam video was rolling when he got out of his squad car, approached the 10-year-old named jermaine ford, and tossed the ball with him for a few minutes. >> that's great. the texas police department posted the video on facebook, along with a caption reading, while a game of football may not mean much to some. for some it could mean everything. >> and what a difference. jermaine says he wants to either be a football player or a police officer. >> that's fantastic. >> so inspirational. >> very much. >>> coming up, a coach's confusion. imagine having four sets of twins on the same high school basketball team. we'll introduce you to them and find out how the coach manages to tell them apart. >> four sets of twins. >>> first, the cosmic wake-up call. the unbelievable mission for a sleeping spacecraft. what it will attempt to do at 24,000 miles per hour. you're watching "world news now." ♪ jupiter and mars in other words, hold my hand ♪ ♪ in other words baby, kiss me ♪ when you don't have

texas police are investigating how two mexicans got their hands on information tied to the massive target data theft. the breach exposed personal and banking information of for than 110 million customers. the pair were arrested trying to cross to the u.s., carrying more than 100 fake credit cards, created using information stolen during the target breach. they were used to purchase tens of thousands of merchandise at different retailers. officials are investigating an explosion at an agricultural factory. workers were trapped under a collapsed building at the international nutrition plant at omaha. authorities don't know what caused the explosion, but said there were no hazardous chemicals at the 3-storey blast. >> a second blast killed more, and left a third burnt. >> new jersey's lieutenant governor is firing back against another claim of wrongdoing. the mayor of hoboken said the mayor threatened to hold back money. mayor dawn zimmer said it was because she refused to support a project. the message was delivered and she was told it was from chris christie herself. >> mayor zimmer's vers

. >>> want to show you a video caught on a texas police dash cam. not negative, though. ally positive. a police officer pulled over when he spotted a 10-year-old alone on a street holding a football. the officer decided to play ball with the boy. local police department posted the video on the line. the officer says he was doing something normal by throwing the ball around on a saturday afternoon and had a good time. >> good for him. i like that. that's going to do it for us. thanks for joining us. jay leno is next. bye-bye. man: so the everyday value slam has eggs? waitress: yep. man: bacon? waitress: yep. man: and pancakes. waitress: yep. man: all made to order? all for $4? all day every day? waitress: yep, yep, and yep! man: i think i'm in love. waitress: sorry, sweetie, i'm taken. [ ding of call bell ] waitress: hey, welcome to denny's. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes adam sandler, ali wentworth, the music of sheryl crow,

according to texas police a fight broke out between family members at a peter piper pizza, as you can hear other people in the peter pipers are disturbed, and watch this. according to police there are about two dozen family members that were at the restaurant for a young child's birthday party when the fight started. according to police relatives of one of the young men involved say the fight started when he asked a nearby woman to stop swearing, she didn't like it, and she hit him. notice the woman in the booth next to the window, she can't even get out of there. >> yeah. you can't get out. there's no way for her to move out of the way. she could get injured in the process. this is so irresponsible. >> and the poor waitress, though, i'm watching her try and break this thing up. she's not getting paid to referee a full-on bar brawl practically. >> i've never been to a peter pipers, i'm more of a chuck e. cheese guy. do they serve beer there? >> i think they do. >> i think they do. >> that's probably the only way you'd get an adult to go. >> i think we see way too many of these. it's t

texas police believe they're part of a group that purchased accounts hacked during the breach, and manufactured credit cards to make purchases in the rio grand valley. officials in texas are working with the secret service on this investigation trying to determine if these credit cards were in fact connected to the hacked accounts. >>> an industrial accident at a nebraska plant killed two people and injured at least ten more. officials have accounted for all of the other workers, but the search and rescue has turned into a recovery effort. >> reporter: there were 38 employees in the nutritional plant when something caused the roof to cave in. >> i heard a crack and i was in the back and to be off -- took off running as soon as i heard the first crack. >> there are fatalities. we're not going to release the number at this time simply because we have not had the opportunity to clear the entire structure. >> reporter: the plant manufacturers food and medicine for livestock. >> our crews operated in extreme risk and hazardous situations and we have individuals rescuing people from different portion

for release long ago there are also plenty of other stories for you they're included right now texas police are left the red faced off a detaining a local resident his crime giving some change to a homeless man you can find out why he wound up in handcuffs at r.t. dot com right now. and a desperate move to bring down the south american drug cartels the honduran airforce is allowed to shoot any plane that could be carrying narcotics are innocent of flights also in the line of fire you can find out on our web site. there were violent protests this week all across spain including the capital madrid about a fifty rallies were reported by dozens of people arrested several injured in clashes with police it was all sparked by a demonstration in the northern town of bor of course where people were angry at a costly plan to redevelop a street and they said it would force some of the poorest locals right out of their homes of a sense council the scheme which would have cost up to thirteen million euros but the fact that the protests continued nonetheless shows the overall level of distrust towards th

a texas police officer was on patrol when he spotted a young boy playing with a football all by himselft's dash cam was rolling. he gets out of the squad car and approaches the 10-year-old. he then proceeds to have a catch with him. he tosses the ball around on the street for a few minutes. in a facebook post the rosenberg police department wrote "while a two-minute game of football might not mean anything to some, it could mean everything," and apparently it did. you know why, because they talked to the little boy, the news crews locally and everything, and they said he's not sure if he wants to be a football player or a police officer. how about that? huge impression. >> too cool. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins with lutein and vitamins a, c, and e to support healthy eyes and packed with key nutrients to support your heart and brain, too. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. centrum silver. with freshly bakedeve in whole grain bread.right the

a dash cam video of a texas police officer acts of kindness is gaining attention across social media.was onice sergeant patrol saturday afternoon while driving to the apartment complex parking lot, he saw a boy tossing a football. he stopped and took time to play with the kid. kickingu see that kid the can, they want us to go out there at -- and replace the can with a ball. hopefully we made an impact on these kids futures. >> he says it is part of the to make theefforts police neighbors. >> what we are learning from just-released 911 calls and the tragic murders of two children in gaithersburg. voters are tasked with deciding the bounds of power in virginia state senate if the weather does not come in the way. more on that and how emergency responders are -- are preparing for the snow coming up. weather getting in the way -- there was a good chance for that. >> it will be a problem at all in the morning. -- it won't be a problem that on the morning. we don't expect you to see anything tomorrow. it will be breezy and chilly in the morning but through the day it will change quickly. wi

he was convicted of killing a texas police officer in 1994, shot three times in the back of the head. he's scheduled to die by legal injection in texas. under the vienna convention, foreign nationals have a right to assistance. tamaya was not told this. and they say if the execution goes ahead it will be a violation of international law. >> there is a stay of execution. at the moment the government has not changed it's position. paperwork is being processed, and i want to normal you up to the last minute, practically up to the last second the texas governor can change or give his pardon, so that possibility exists. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry also is pushing for a stay of execution. he sent a letter to governor rick perry saying it may be more difficult for u.s. helping its citizens abroad. tamayo is severely mentally challenged with a low i.q. he would not be the first mexican not granted access to the consular. three years ago another man died by lethal injection for the rape and murder of a 16-year-old girl. it's clear what a big issue this case has become for townsp

"the new yorker" reports in texas police stop people for a routine traffic violations and if they haaeke them to a jail until they agree to give their money to the city and if they resist because they have kids of the car they will threaten to take the kids away turnover to child protective services. in cells like extortion. use of the port perturb lot is growing in 20 years ago the justice department collected 27 million but last year they grabbed more than $4 billion worth. government always grows. one last example from my town the police chief department did great job reducing crime but it grows even the stupidest ways. >> this is the scene near wall street where one year ago during the occupy wal street protest barricades were placed around a sculpture the wall street bull and police officers were stationed here. >> had to put up the barricades to protect him. >> they had ? know they didn't. it is ridiculous it weighs more than 3 tons and is nearly indestructible. the head of the neighborhood association said the occupied protest was a dangerous situation in hundreds of people lite

. >> yesterday, texas police arrested a man and woman for having a stack of fraudulent credit cards believedto be lin toxd the breach. they were stopped while trying to kroz from the united states into mexico. >> and the rosetta stone answered the call to phone home. this was put in to con ser koco energy. it is not a simple process to wake up the spacecraft and power up the 21 instruments on board. once the spacecraft got all warmed up, it re-established communication with the earth with the all-clear message, "hello, world." >>> you may see some fighter jets tomorrow night and into wednesday. the aerospace command will be conducting drills in our area. they are practicing interception procedures, and they say that we may see some military jets near other aircraft, and the intexere is scheduled between 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. these types of drills will have them prepare d for such events s the super bowl. >> and watching it moving into the area, we won't be the only ones impacted. philadelphia, d.c., and boston all impacted with the system. i think that there is going to this year, i'm try

. >>> a woman vanishes while going to walk in texas. policecalling off the search now for the 33-year-old woman. her husband says more needs to be done to try to find her. trace gallagher is live in our l.a. newsroom. >> they are continuing the investigation into the disappearance. there are no signs, zero signs, of foul play, and the husband is not considered a suspect at all. yet 33-year-old leann bearden was staying with her husband and his parents in garden ridge, texas. on january 1st -- january 17th she went for a walk, never came back. she left her cell phone behind but did take her wallet. so far there are no signs she used any of her credit cards. a landscaper saw her leave the house alone. beyond that police say they have almost zero clues but did conduct a very extensive search. >> our officers walked every creek. i dope -- i don't income our six square miles there's anywhere where someone hasn't walked. >> the couple had just come back from a two-year trip around the world. they kept a blog which police have read, looking for signs

. >>> a texas police officer pulls over a man for speeding. >> let me see the other hand. >> and whatks is a routine traffic stop. >> do you have your i.d.? >> no, i sure don't, ma'am. >> turns into a fight for her life in a blink of an eye. [ screams ] >> march 6th, 2006, austin, texas. it's 3:00 p.m. and officer brenda bermudez is starting off her shift with the austin police department. because of officer bermudez's current job, we've been asked not to show her face. >> they provide us with any updates, briefings of what might have occurred in the prior shift or the night before. >> officer gabriel padilla is a rookie in the same squad, also starting his shift at the same time. they've been working together for just eight months, but padilla considers officer bermudez his confidant and mentor. >> i saw brenda and we did the usual, checked out equipment. i joked around a little bit, made fun of each other. >> we were like family. >> it's a typical shift according to bermudez. she takes some calls, one a complaint from a man who said he had his car stolen. >> i'll never forget. the o

the victim's husband has been arrested in texas. policeave reportedly investigated two incidents of domestic violence at their home this year. the list of such tragedies is long, but they're often not named for what they are -- part of an epidemic of intimate partner violence. in fact, there's a documentary here at sundance that deals with that very issue called, "private violence." it highlights the struggles of survivors and the advocates who support them. set in north carolina and directed by cynthia hill, the film follows advocate kit gruelle who herself is a domestic violence survivor. a warning, this footage is disturbing. . i do this work because i survived a really violent relationship and it took me getting into this work and understanding it to really see it is just so widespread. this last time he'll must killed me in front of my daughter. >> what happened to you, shouldn't happen to anyone ever. >> that's why i'm here. >> where -- what do your parents had to say about it? >> why didn't you just leave? >> did he ever threatened

police in macauen, texas, arresting a mexican couple pe area. carmen garcia and daniel doe mention easy had used cards with data from south texas residents. he says they bought several items at national retailers in the area. he also says local police started working with the u.s. secret service last week. he says investigators believe on the hopes that banks would be be able to detext the from the fraud that way. a target spokes woman wouldn't comment on the on issue, other than to say that the investigation is active and ongoing. doubts are being raised about the source of the software code behind the data breach. on friday, intel crawler said a russian teenager created the malware and reportedly sold it to doesz of criminals for about $2,000. intel crawler isn't alleging that the teen perpetrated the hacker attack, but brian krebs, the internet security blogger is disputing iper caller's report. in his exclusive interview on cnbc last week, greg steinhoffle says credit is speaking in fa r faifr. the wall tleel street journal says it was offer

texas rangers about killing irene garza. is this true? do you ever have trouble sleeping at night? can you just answer that question? the mcallen police texas rangers believe you killed irene garza. are you worried about that, sir? are you concerned? feit would not answer our questions, but when we interviewed him five years ago, feit had more to say. >> did you commit the murder of irene garza? >> interesting question. the answer is no. >> he also told us what he thought of dale tacheny, the former monk who says feit admitted murdering irene. >> he says you committed the murder. >> i think he's demented. >> what about the priest, father o'brien. he says you committed the murder too and he knew you very well. [ speaking latin ] >> what does that mean, sir? >> look it up. >> he was speaking latin with a reference to the late father o'brien. it means "do not speak ill of the dead." now 80 years old, feit has done volunteer work at this local catholic food bank. >> i don't care what type of person he's become nowadays. he's helping the poor, he's doing this, but deep down inside, there's john b. feit there, and he cannot deny that. he kn

. >> reporter: this was a freeway in austin, texas, today. police here reporting more than 214 accidents and counting. >> passed about ten wrecks on the way here. >> reporter: in new orleans, where the city doesn't own a single salt truck or snowplow, they're calling this their worst winter storm in at least ten years. >> winter storms of this nature are very, very unpredictable. and are to be respected. >> reporter: around atlanta, the highways were a mess. >> i haven't seen it like this in years. >> reporter: families who emptied grocery stores spent hours trying to get home on the icy roads. >> i'd advise, if you ain't got to be out, stay at home. >> reporter: for cities like wilmington, north carolina, myrtle beach, charleston, this is their first measurable snow in years. and some areas could see between six and ten inches. greenville, north carolina, is expecting snow all night. and they only have three snowplows. the city of new york has dozens, if not hundreds of snowplows. you have how many? >> three. >> reporter: three. >> we do hurricanes

. >> we're learning texas and mexico may be involved here, but the operative word is "may." there's conflicting information between a local policeef and the fedes. but we know there have been an arrest two people in mcallen texas, 27-year-old mary garcia, and 28-year-old daniel dominguez, arrested trying to cross the mexican boredder into the united states, and with them, 96 counterfeit credit cards police say used to spend 0 tens of thousands of dollars at best buy, toys 'r' us. the cards containing the account information of some south texas residents. police chief saying some of the fraudulent accounts contained information that was stolen in the massive target security breach but the chief explaining he believes there was a sense of urgency to use the hacked accounts because the breach has been so widely publicized. but according to the "associated press," a federal official speaking on the condition of anonhim -- anonymity hey says tt connection between these arrests and the tarring breach. >> thank you, casey. >>> cyber security analyst says this is the next big threat no your financial security and now it would appear it'

because they say his wife was having an affair with this man, jeff barnette, the former chief of police in texas>> it seems unbelievable. >> reporter: he's suing barnett, other police officers, and two cities in federal court claiming barnett used his position to instruct other officers to conduct a campaign of harassment, including threatening hurlston with arrest if he showed his face in their country. hurlston was arrested in january, 2013, by princeton police for domestic abuse battery, a felony. >> my husband beat me up and choked me and sent me to the hospital on january 1, 2012. i called the police. >> reporter: the charges were later reduced to a minor misdemeanor. hurlston pleaded no contest but maintains he never hurt his wife. >> they didn't ask me anything. they just said, you're going to jail. >> suzanne hurlston doesn't deny she cheated. >> we were still legally married when jeff and i had the affair. >> reporter: and then there's this. in his lawsuit, dr. hurlston said his wife bore jeffrey barnett a child, who she, at various times, represented to be dr. hurlston's son. told us i

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there's a police dash-cam video that belongs to a texas police officer. it is making headlines around the world. take a look. it shows a police officer -- he pulls over, pam. gets out of his car and starts to play catch with a young boy who was out there playing all by himself. the sergeant had just finished a traffic stop. he decided to take a break, throw around the football with that young man. >> i literally got out of the car, i did like this which is the universal sign of throw me of football. at that time, you saw his face lit up. he was ready to play. >> the sergeant says it's not the first time he's gotten out of his patrol car to play with the kids in the neighborhood. he says his police department encourages other officers to did the same -- to do the same. it helps him appear like everybody else. >> it's hard to play catch with himself. >>> 7:18 is the time. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. probably not a lot of traffic today. >> all right. dave, how many times have people told you, dave, go out long? >> all of the time. [laughter

. >> reporter: this was a freeway in austin, texas. policeks on the way here. >> reporter: in new orleans where the city doesn't even own a single salt truck or snowplow, they're calling this their worst winter storm in ten years. around atlanta, the highways were a mess. >> i haven't seen it like this in years. >> reporter: families who emptied grocery stores spent hours trying to get home on the icy roads. >> i'd advise, if you ain't got to be out, stay at home. >> reporter: for cities like wilmington, north carolina, myrtle beach, charleston, this is their first measurable snow in years and some areas could see between 6 and 10 inches. greenville, north carolina, is expecting snow and they only have three snowplows. >> governors are declaring states of emergency, trying to get resources like these to the places where they're most needed. steve osunsami, abc news, greenville, north carolina. >> those snowplows will be busy right through this morning's rush hour as snow and ice slow down commuters. >> our coverage continues right now with ac

she was last seen 10 days ago, taking a walk near her in-law's home in texas. policeoured the area near san antonio. they say she took her wallet with her and they do not suspect foul play. the couple was already planning their next trip. bearden's husband says he will never stop searching for his wife. patti ann: ground-breaking new research on detecting sickness a new study suggests that we can smell illness in someone's immune system is highly active. researchers say the change in odor is detectable within hours of infection. we have a dr. devi, assistant professor of anesthesiology from nyu school of medicine. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. patti ann: this is strange one. sweaty t-shirts were given to smell. half came from healthy people and half were injected with toxins that ramped up the immune system. they were able to identify which shirts came from healthy subjects and which ones were with toxins. what practical implications does that have? >> well it has a couple. so for example, if you can smell that someone is sick around you, you might be able to p

working with texas police, recent arreets made to clarify whether or not there really was a correlationt. something else we are following. lori: thank you, thank you, nicole b of adam: are the oil markets drilling straight into a wall? booming show production driving energy output to new highs, but international energy agency is warning the u.s. must act and left its export ban. fox business contributor phil flynn in the trading pits of the cme. the agency says u.s. demand outstrips china for the first time since 1999. >> and it is. the other thing they said calmly production growth we have seen is faster than anything we have seen from any country in the last 20 years. this is significant, talking with international energy agency, it is on countries like opec. they had to create more oil to meet demand. the tables have turned, now the producing countries are looking at the u.s. because what they are saying is because we are producing so much oil, our pipeline and refiners can only keep up with so much. at some point they will not be able to refine the oil, prices are going to collapse.

edgar tamayo was convicted of killing a texas police officer. shot three times in the back of the head. >> he's scheduled to die. urned the vienna convention foreign citizens have the right to cannualates. >> the mech can government up to the last minute uses force of pressure. paperwork is processed. i want to inch you up to the last minute, second, the tex jan governor can change. the u.s. secretary of state has push the for a stay of execution. saying it could make it difficult for the u.s. to help citizens. lawyers say he is challenged with a low i can. a fact consular officials could have used to build a stronger defense. he would not be the first mexican not to be executed in texas. >> we are outside of the city hall in edgar tamayo's town. it's clear he's a big issue, it's a sign saying usa texas. it doesn't get into the technicalities of the case, just says he's innocent. >> the school director has followed his case. >> i believe it's unfair. he has been imprisoned for 40 years. we feel it's unfair. what can yes do besides hope. >> there

texas where the state is set to execute a mexican citizen. it sparked a debate across borders, threatening the relationship between u.s. and mexico. >> he was convicted of killing a police officer. texas was told to stop. the arrest violented international law. president's of tomayo's home town demanded that he be pardoned. >> former virginian governor eugene o'donnell and his wife were indicted, accused of accepting gifts from a wealthy businessman. eugene o'donnell was a rising star. he left office after a 4-year term. >> new jersey governor chris christie was sworn into a second term today, in the middle of the secondal plaguing his administration. the governor made no mention of any controversies in his speech, focussing on the issues new jersey faced during his first term, like hurricane sandy. >> a bitter cold winter storm blanketed states across the north-east. >> this is a look at snow-covered times square in new york city. the storms stretched from kentucky to massachusetts, cancelling flights across the east coast. temperatures dipped below freezing, leaving tens of millions caught in grip of extreme weather. >> the snow came down hard, dumping a foot. with 13

. >> police in texas say they arrested two people who got their hands on information stolen during the target security breach. they used the security information to buy tens of thousands of dollars of up thes this month. there is currently no connection between that case and the vex into the target security breach case itself. more device including smart refrigerators are becoming harkts for hackers hungry for people's data. these devices are poorly updated. i would have to say a hacker would be disapointed if he were to try to hack into my refrigerator. mustard. >> orange juice and bottles of water. >> they would be disappointed. >> a brazen crime. thieves drive their van through a store window. find what they got away with. >> major snowfall is headed our way. more snowfall than we have seen in several years. we have live coverage of what to expect as you step

. >>> in texas a police officer's act of kindness has gone viral and it is melting hearts around the world. officer aerial soturo was on patrol driving through an apartment complex and saw a boy playing football by himself. he could have kept going, but he decided to stop. >> i literally got out of the car and did like this which i think is the universal sign of throw me the football and at that time his face just lit up and he was ready to play. >> and so they did. rosenberg police posted dashcam video of the two playing football on facebook and hours later it had about a quarter million likes. police there say it's a good example of their emphasis on community policing and showing residents that police and residents don't have to be adversaries. they can be neighbors. >>> the only station with weather alert day, wusa9 first alert weather. >> that was great video. >> very good. i bet the police officer enjoyed it, too, fun throwing >> good little break for both of them. >> stopping the bad guys and playing some football with a kid. >> topper has a big smile because he loves the fact

. >> officers here from as far away as boston and texas and dozens of police dogs out here this morning as smith was once a k-9 officer. after the service, the chp was going to do a fly over presentation, but we're told because of the overcast, it is unclear if that will happen or not. the service expected to go on maybe another 30 minutes or so. one of the things they do in these very sad circumstances, as they're do today, firefighters hanging the american flag, and the limos, hearse, and well wishers did today. >>> all right, christie, thank you. be sure to stay with us for continuing coverage of sergeant smith's funeral on air and online. >>> golden gate park is safe from pit bulls this morning officers caught one of the loose pit bulls a few hours ago. one of two dogs on the laos, the other was shot and killed by police. it happened overnight. police say the dog's owner left his two dogs with a friend to run ann er rand. the friend was then attacked. >> this one guy had a backpack. it was between he and the dog, and the guy was just trying to get away. >> animal control found the r

now four potential sightings of leanne bearden were logged with police at university of texas medical school earlier this week. police have confirmed they are not leanne. investigators also released a couple of photos of her two wedding rings. here they are, size 3 1/2 in hope someone might recognize them. with details still unknown, police say if leanne is running she might try to pawn them. if someone else has them, they might try to pawn them. anyone with information is asked to call the garden ridge police tip line. here's the number for you. area code, 210-651-6441. now so far police have no trace of leanne who lives in colorado but she had been staying in that small town outside of san antonio with her husband for several weeks. his name is josh bearden. and he is 39 years old. jenna? jenna: we'll continue to watch that story, arthel. thank you. jon: some new developments to tell you about in a horrible case. a massachusetts teenager charged with killing his math teacher. 15-year-old philip chism is returning to court to face an additional rape charge. previously chism pleaded n

police in texas a that they have arrested two people who got their hands on information stolen during that target security breach. officers say that the two used the information to buy thousands of dollars of work and ice. there is say that currently no connection between that case and the investigation into the target security breach. side consumer alert this noon. hackers are now focusing on smart household appliances. that is the finding of report by the security firm. things like smart refrigerators are becoming targets for hackers hungry for people's data. many of the devices are poorly protected. consumers have no way to the -- the fix infections tact or fix infections when they occur. tact or fix infections when they occur[ male announcer ] this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor

project coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, teenagers swarmed a conveni store and began stealing st >>> police in bryan, texas are investigating surveillance video after a mob of teenagers swarmed a convenience store and began stealing stuff last saturday as the clerk was closing the store. as many as 40 rushed in. the stolen items included candy, snacks and beer. no charges have been filed. >>> dozens of retired new york police officers and firefighters facing charges now in what investigators call a massive disability scam. cbs news' jeff glor reports some are even accused of exploiting the 9/11 terror attacks. >> reporter: prosecutors say luis fer was in self-defense videos and accused of taking $470,000 over 24 years claiming disability. richard constantino allegedly received $207,000 while claiming he was too depressed to go out. glen lieberman $175,000. also too depressed to go outside. he says after the attacks on 9/11. >> as a new yorker, as a u.s. citizen, i can only express disgust. >> reporter: in all, more than 100 are charged including 72 former members of the nypd. more than half the cases came

police in texas have arrested a mexican couple at the u.s. border allegedly carrying credit cards with account information tied to target's data breach. authorities started working with the secret service after local retailers reported a number of fraudulent purchases at local stores. one federal official with knowledge of the case says the arrests are not connected to the target investigation. verizon launches a new version of share everything at $60 but with 250 megabytes of data which says is aimed at people who don't need that much or still use the basic cell phone. verizon is letting customers trade in for a new one after 30 days instead of every six months. the catch customers will be on the hook for 50% of the phone's retail price. better than the old policy i have to say. >> every 30 days. that seems reasonable. like 29 days old. >> no kidding. >> i think i had mine for a whole year and a half. >> to christina loren who has a new phone. >> iphone 5. no. but i'm going to get one for you. big bad little mama. 30 degrees throughout in pe

. >>> police in texas have arrested a couple on fraud charges tied to the december target credit card beach. according to the monitor, two people from monterrey, mexico, were arrested trying to cross into the united states. they were found with numerous fraudulent credit cards on them. investigators believe those came from the breach at target. information of close to million millions of customers. >>> a relatively small earthquake rattled several northern california towns this morning. a magnitude 3.2 quake struck in the san juan bautista area. yesterday another 3.2 earthquake shook the same area. no immediate reports of injuries or damage in any either quake. >>> firefighters say they should have a wild fire near los angeles completely surrounded. everyone who has been evacuated, they were allowed to return home over the weekend. the blaze started last week when an illegal campfire got out of control. the three men accused of setting that fire have been arrested. the fire has burned more than 2,000 acres and damaged or destroyed about two dozen homes and buildings. >>> two people ar

a texas police officer noticed a little boy playing football on the street by himself, but he didn'tng. he pulled over and played a game of catch with hip. sergeant ariel is here, along with his new friend, ten-year-old jermaine. good morning. >> good morning. >> oh, my goodness, jermaine, you got a good arm, and secondly, did you ever think you would be sitting here on the news with the sergeant from the police department telling such a good story today? are you surprised? >> yes. >> what did you think when you saw the police car pull over and you had the sergeant come out and start playing catch with you? >> i thought that i was in trouble 'cause usually when police come, it means you're in trouble. >> so now do you have a different outlook when you see a police officer now? >> yes. >> yeah. do you consider the sergeant who is sitting next to you right now a good friend? >> yes, ma'am. >> hopefully friends for life. >> it seems that way. we watched it and we were all amazed by the gesture and just taking the time out of your day. i notice a mission in your unit that you really want

police in texas arresting a mexican couple at the u.s.order allegedly carrying credit cards with account information from the data breech at target. still, however, there's one federal authority with knowledge of the case saying the arrests are not connected to the target investigation. union members are opposing the u.s. postal service decision to open retail centers at staples stores. they're threatening a boycott because the centers are going to be staffed by staples employees and not u.s. postal workers. back to you. >>> developing overnight, a stupt at pennsylvania's widener university is in surgery after being shot by an unknown assailant on campus. school officials say the campus is on lockdown until 6:00 a.m. this morning. right now though, police do not believe the shooter is still on campus. >>> crippling economic sanctions against iran are lifted now that the country is scaling back the nuclear program. the loosened sanctions will allow iran to billions of dollars that were frozen. it allow the country to export oil and trading

everything from the police officer's perspective when they pull you over on the road which happens to me all the time i got to say. fox news channel's casey stiegel in fort worth, texasmore. >> melissa the fort worth police department currently has about 145 of these tiny cameras out on the streets being used. small enough that it is only about the size of a tube of lipstick so it can be mounted on their shades, for example, or on their uniform. it is blue teeth enabled. so it can stream video from what the officer is seeing to a device, tablet like this for example. i'm looking off in the distance. you can see the police car is there. it is of course going to a secure server where is being archived and department can access it. more than 20 law enforcement agencies around the country are currently using a system like this. take you to lake havasu, arizona, for example. in june of las year, cameras rolling when a suicidal man with a gun was tased, fell in his swimming pool. the officer went in after him, proving the system is waterproof. and his partners camera also captured the same event. another example for you, in laurel marylander. look at this, a woman suspecte

police in texas arresting a mexican couple at the border allegedly carrying credit cards with accountation from the data breach at target. however, one federal authority with knowledge of the case saying the arrests aren't connected to the target investigation. union members are opposing the u.s. postal service's decision to open retail centers at staples stores. they're threatening a boycott as the centers will be staffed by staples employees and not u.s. postal workers. verizon launching a new version of its share everything plan, a $20 cheaper than at $60 a month. but the plan coming with 250 megabytes of data which verizon is aimed at people who use that very basic type of cell phone. that's it for us here at cnbc. back to you. >> use the basic cell phone and people chastise them. making fun of them, thank you, jackie. >>> one senior selling space on his graduation cap to help pay off his 30 grand in college debt. right now, university of michigan student alex banda has raised about 1600 bucks by selling one by one inch squares on his mortar board. 101 days to go. hope he graduate

police in texas left red faced after two officers were a little too quick on the draw after one houston resident was after giving a homeless man some change why'd the cops put him in cops find out on our t. dot com plus. in a bid to get the south american drug cartels the honduran air force given the green light to shoot down planes that could be carrying narcotics would have the desired effect or could innocent lives be put in jeopardy find out on our website. i think you. should have you with us here on t.v. today i'm recession. fighters on both sides of syria's civil war are turning to drugs both as a source of profit and for staying power or for staying power in battle according to a recent media investigation the soaring exports of illegal and fed a means to turn syria into a major drug very often ocean reports. with syria about to enter in its fourth devastating year of war the lack of law and structure has allowed one dark industry to flourish the country has become the number one producer of a drug known as caps and gone since synthetic stimulants were first manufactured in the

on line for you police in texas left red faced after two officers were a little too quick on the draw after one houston resident was in pain for more than an hour after giving the homeless man some change what do the cops do to arrest him find out online plus. the beads you get the south american drug cartels the air force is given the green light to shoot down any plane that could be carrying narcotics will it have the desired effect or could innocent lives be in the line of fire find out on r t dot com. it's a. pleasure to have you with us here today on recession. fighters on both sides of the syrian civil war are turning to drugs as both a source of funding and for staying power in battle according to a recent media investigation the soaring export of illegal amphetamines has turn syria into a major drug hub as are he summary of an ocean of reports. with syria about to entering its fourth devastating year of war the lack of law and structure has allowed one dark industry to flourish the country has become the number one producer of a drug known as caps and gone since synthetic stim

>>> a federal agent says there's no connection between two people arrested in texas and the target data breach. the policed to count information from the target cyber attack to buy tens of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. target is only saying that the hacking is still under investigation. police are not commenting. >>> 8:25. overstock.com now accepting bit coins. it's a type of virtual currency. overstock is the first big detailer to accept bit coins. the company's ceo says the new policy is drawing in more customers. they already have more than $100,000 worth of bit coin orders. >>> the word password is no longer the worst password to use online. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 was the most frequently stolen password in 2013. that pushed password down to second place. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 numbers in third. now splash data says you you should use different passwords for different sites and use the data manager to keep track of all of them. >>> ktvu news was first on the scene of an early-morning search right now side of a san jose hot club. we'll show you how the search ended a couple of hours ago. >> repor

the reason for the police texas became the subject of contentious debate as well as a roszak test of police and race relations in the city. for its part the i ac be focused on internal failures that would foster discontent. the building was sold. equipment was inadequate, patrol cars antiquated. even uniforms varying shades and for haphazardly war and. officers even had to purchase handcuffs at their own expense. the president's commission took the findings to heart but also made some remarks independent of the group for a city that was known mostly black, the mostly white police force struck the commission as anachronistic at best and antagonistic at worst. frequent instances of arrest, the commission reported, many unjustified, have been issued under the failure to move on provision of the disorderly conduct statute and this spoked resentment in expanding black neighborhoods. moreover the commission noted the majority of complaints regarding excessive force filed with the trial board found some type of transgression. aggressive and unjustified use of force whether it was a rest, thi

police near austin, texas, tell us they've responded to more than 260 crashes and houston had double that. amy alexander went out for a run to the grocery store and got into a wreck along the way. >> you can't control it. you hit a patch of ice and you're gone. that's it. >> reporter: and here what happened to a houston police officer helping back up this bus that got stuck on the ice -- >> the collision was a war zone. louder than a gunshot. >> reporter: it was heartbreaking work for firefighters in quebec, canada, so cold, they're having to use steam to melt the ice at the scene of this deadly fire at a seniors home. eight people were killed, dozens are unaccounted for and they're worried there are still victims inside behind the ice. >> every person that's involved in this operation -- people are working very hard. >> reporter: at this burning apartment complex in nicholasville, kentucky -- >> i was out there with my jacket half on -- >> reporter: the shivering firefighters out there are trying to fight fires in freezing temperatures. and of all this cold comes as many families ar

police sergeant smith. some officers coming from as far away as places like texas and boston. they will be here in the church later this morning. the service for 42-year-old smith, known as tommy to family and friends, held at neighborhood church of castro valley. last night hundreds turned out to chapel of the chimes in hayward to offer condolences to the family at a viewing. smith accidentally shot and killed last week by fellow b.a.r.t. police officer detective michael maes while they conducted a probation search in dublin. maes is on leave but expected to attend the service today. friends who have known smith for years and b.a.r.t.'s former police chief expressed their grief. >> i think everyone's still

a mexican national was executed in texas despite international exceptions. 46-year-old edgar tamayo was convicted of killing a police officers 28 years ago. his lawyers charge he was mentally challenged. secretary of state john kerry asked texas to delay executions. edgar tamayo was put to death after the supreme court declined to stay his execution. 509 people have been executed in texas since the death penalty was reinstated there in 1967. israel said it stopped a planned al qaeda attack. three palestine men are under arrest accused of plotting a suicide bombing, along with other attacks. they were recruited by an al qaeda operative based in the gaza strip. the state department has not been able to verify the games. >> a winter storm dumped a foot of snow across the north-east and millions are dealing with freezele subzero temperatures. more than 3,000 flights were cancelled across the country. >> drivers on long island in new york were stuck sitting in traffic for hours. folks in pennsylvania are looking at the bright side of snow. kids were provided with a perfect sledding. i'll do that later with my daughter in

in texas a fort worth police officer will not face charges for the shooting death of a man he mistook for a burglar. when he did not drop the weapon. in salt lake city parents are outraged after a school threw out children's lunches. 40 students at the elementary school had their lunches taken from them bought of because of outstanding balances. the school district says it could not know who owed money until the lunches were served. n't pas say they were not notified and that they children were humiliate bid the schools actions. and in pittsburgh, a mcdonalds employee has been arrested for selling heroine at the drive through window. customers who made a special request for a happy meal with a toy, would get an extra serving of heroine. >> come on. >> in their order. and police arrested chante' dennis wednesday. investigators say for an extra $80 he would put heroine in the box for those that gave the password when they placed their order. >> wow. >> that takes imagination. >> yeah, it does. >> happy birthday birthday girl. >> oh, thank you. just 21 years old. >> you are so kind. >> t

yesterday police in texas announced the arrest of a mexican couple at the u.s. board every. the police chief said the two were carrying these credit cards with information tied to the breach and that they used the account information to buy tens of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. but this morning federal officials close to the case say there may be no connection between the arrests and the target investigation. we continue to follow it. >>> an internet security agency reporting about 16 million online accounts compromised in germany, a federal office of information security says the accounts surfaced in an analysis of hijacked computer networks. the compromised accounts have e-mail addresses as user name but may include other services like social media or online shopping portals as well. >> the pro bowl is sunday. running back frank gore won't be suiting up. gore actually broke his hand during sunday's loss in seattle. gore held an autograph signing yesterday. the "mercury news" reports that gore played through the injury and that he would undergo surgery today. so