the passwords to each of them, are often times locked away with only one person, the deceased. which means that valuable online assets could be lost forever or be found by those looking to exploit them. take the case of glenn williamson, a tech entrepreneur in portland, oregon. two years ago, he got the worst news possible. >> i was in the philippines speaking at a conference and, you know, when your phone goes off 15 times and it's 3:00 a.m. in the morning in the united states, you have a bad feeling. you know it's not a good call. >> reporter: glenn's 73-year-old mother, lee, had died. as her fiduciary and as a 25- year veteran of the tech world, it fell to him to manage her online accounts. >> i knew my mom, being a cool grandma, was on twitter. so, i knew she was on twitter and i knew she had a yahoo account, so we had a baseline to start, but that's all we knew. >> reporter: after 20 hours of searching, glenn found 13 different accounts belonging to his mother, including email, social media and shopping accounts. >> so we broke it down into categories: travel, sentimental

to someone speaking with the deceased.ation after reading my book about the dead. i hope people can talk about death. i hope that they can become comfortable with the subject of death because, honestly, for me the most important thing about death is that it helps us to live better. and if we really recognize that every single person that's born on this earth will one day die, then i think we'll live better lives, we'll live more intentional lives. and we'll be kinder and just and, hopefully, we'll do the things we've always wanted to do. we never know when we're going to die. and so for me, allowing death to enter the conversation really allows us to live better. >> this weekend booktv is in waco, texas, with the help of our local cable partner, time warner. during the trip we spoke with steven moss. his book, "we could not fail," tells the stories of ten african-americans who worked at nasa during the civil rights movement. >> i first heard about the african-americans in the space program and nasa's involvement with civil

. >> prosecutors say park was found lying on her bedroom floor, "obviously deceased." sanders was located in her bed. detectives searched her room finding a purple dress and scissors covered in blood. there was also a journal on the nightstand. police say she called her roommate people, claiming she practiced witchcraft. those are a far cry from this speech. >> today i live in a lovely home with my roommate, park. our two-bedroom condo is perfect for both of us. >> today housing unlimited said, we are deeply saddened by the death of our tenant. she was a model tenant, caring, conscientious, warm, friendly, and well liked by all. meanwhile, sanders relatives told us they have not seen a single news headline. >> she was accused of first-degree murder. >> both families stunned by this tragic tale. police tell us sanders had recently become involved with religion and had an infatuation with being perfected. we learn the 53-year-old has been talking to yourself in jail and consequently will undergo testing and treatment before standing trial. we are live. >> police are work

she plans to meet with hospital staff after all the necessary documents are obtained by the deceasedatient's family. the mediation committee is funded by the local government with 22 mediators currently working for the xuhui district. all are medical experts who used to work on the front lines of medicine and experience d lawyers. there are they're a crack team with an abundance of knowledge and skill. people who couldn't afford to file lawsuits in the past can now get free legal advice. she became a mediator three years ago. she previously worked as a nurse for over 30 years and was in charge of handling complaints at her hospital for the last five years before her retirement. she has dealt with hundreds of cases as a mediator, but there is one particular case that still haunts her. in november 2011, she and her colleagues rushed to a hospital in response to an emergency call. in this security footage, relatives of a patient who died after being refused readmission to the hospital flood the corridor. the chaos disrupts treatments as the relatives start verbally confronting and pushi

shots fired and the suspect deceased. >> yeah. very high when it concerns law enforcement and citizens in this country. at this immediate time. from all indications first of all there is going to have to it be an investigationment primarily from what we know the suspect in this case may very well have tried to use his vehicle to run over the officer. if that becomes an is the case then clearly it would be justifiable for an officer to have shot at someone who was using a vehicle as a weapon to try to run over them that's. >> that's because they are able to use deadly force with someone, a deadly vehicle. you have a weapon essentially, a car to run over someone an officer could be killed or multiple officers. so they have to react. >> oh absolutely. that is what would be justifiable out of abundance this old stage. there is going to have to be a complete and thorough investigation. once that takes place and if it is found that the person use a vehicle and as you have said kimberly, a vehicle can be considered a weapon a deadly -- a

around 5:00 this evening, just minutes ago the vandalized and at&t store they also say vandalize a deceased a taste 8. as officers were clean the highway reporters said the gas was stored on the highway. larsen tells me he wasn't surprised by the attack - but he was trying to make sense of exactly what was happening i saw geysers going up, i said those ren't shell splashed those are bombs i saw torpedo planes coming over fran jenkins was a 21-year old petty officer in the navy he tells me after the attack he shot back at the japanese planes i fired the gun until that phase was all through the attack lasted about two hours. the japanese fighters destoyed more than a dozen u-s ships and killed more than two- thousand people. the attack ultimately brough the u-s into world war two few dates in history carry the significance of december 7, 1941 survivors decreases - their memories though carry on it's a day in history, i respect it in alameda mike pelton, kroon 4 news began some five starting to move up to the bay area. we're sitting at 54 currently in river more. it will drop from anywhere fro

we have, as you have reported, two deceased amongst the hostages, and six that were uninjured.so have a lone gunman who has been shot and killed. and we have a that officer. is he in good condition. he is certainly been assessed and will be remaining in hospital for some time. not too long, we hope, but he is well and grateful to be alive, let me assure you. that, ladies and gentlemen, is where i'll hand it over to you for questions. >> commissioner, if i can ask, the decision -- [ inaudible ] >> that was a decision made bit teams responsible. these are the experts. what we don't do is compete with those that have to make that call. they made the call because they believed at that time, if they didn't enter, they would have been many more lives lost. [ inaudible ] >> well, i think events unfolding inside the premises led them to the belief that now was the time to actually deploy, and they did. >> what was happening inside? >> well, at this stage, i understand that there was a number of gunshots that were heard, which caused officers to move slightly to what we call an ea, emer

. >> my ex-husband, my deceased husband, he was standing there. i just stabbed him. >> and later, terrance moseley reaches the breaking point. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >>> open up. k-14. >> inmates at the holman correctional facility who are found violating the rules are brought into a disciplinary hearing to determine their punishment. >> been referred to disciplinary by correctional officer everett for possession of a contraband. circumstance violations are as follows. inmate did have in your possession, two set of dice. one red and one white and one tube of lipstick. do you wish to plead guilty or not guilty? >> i plead guilty. >> sign that right there. you know your release from segregation is pending the seg review board, right? >> yes, sir. >> take the inmate back to his cell. i recommend loss of visitation privileges. >> what was the big infraction, dice and lipstick? tell me the problem? >> well, the dice, the thing of the dice is they go down there, get the gambling, then they'll lose something that they don't have to give back. the lipst

the deceased was not engaged with any activity other than trying to walk down the stairwell. anonymous sources told the daily news the officers involved were not supposed to be patrolling the stairways. they were spoefkly ordered not to carry out such patrols known as verticals. while girlie lay in a stairwell, the cop who fired the fatal bullet was texting his ruinon representative. we reach old to the nypd's largest union to ask about the allegations in the daily news. the daily news story about the officer texting the union delegate does not appear to be true. we have over 400 delegates. this morning, gurley's mother spoke for the first time about seeking justice for her son. >> my son was my life. there's nothing in this world that can heal my pain and myhearted ache. and i pray to god that i get justice for my son. my son didn't deserve to die like that. he didn't deserve to die like that. joining me now is dafd figa. what was the outcome that mr. donovan actually wanted. what does it say to you that he did not seek that lesser charge. >> it says everything. let's just g

all through the case reeva was the deceased.hey seem to forget someone actually died until my niece spoke to the judge. she became invisible. we want to -- what we're going to do for abused women, we're going to have the reeva steenkamp foundation. also, to help other people who are going through what we've gone through, my husband and i. there's a great lot of people who have no money and they have nowhere to go, no way to get to court. they need consoling, those people. i would like to put forward the way i was treated, people looked after me, they cared for me. they're women for women. >> and that was reeva steenkamp's mother speaking with christiane amanpour. we are expecting a decision on this appeal at any moment, we'll have live analysis as soon as it comes in. do stay tuned for that. >>> u.s. president barack obama is defending the release of the senate report on cia interrogations. he ended the controversial program after taking office in 2009 in an interview with the spanish language network univision. he brushed aside

they're trying to get their deceased father's truck back. they owe $25000 on the truck. they're willing to pay off the loan but wells fargo repossessed it for auction on january 1st. we contacted wells fargo today. they promise the reepow and storage fees will be waved, the truck will not go into auction and the dead line to find a way to pay will be extended. we'll let you know if and when the truck makes its way back to the driveway. >> the andrews air show will return. it was canceled in recent years because of budget cuts. the 100th anniversary of the u.s. naval reserve is this month. >> their 68th birthday, right? >> yeah. >> 38 years ago i was stationed at andrews. back then it was propellers andlet every helmets. >> no, no, no. >> tell you what to expect for the end of the year can -- end of the current year and beginning of the new year. 30 to 40 degrees right now. the numbers will continue to drop. 38 degrees kind of an average metro temperature. that was the low this morning. 45 was the high. by morning it's going to get colder with light winds and clear skies.

when police responded to that residence they found nicole stone deceased in her residence. she's the 33-year-old ex-wife of brad stone. at approximately 5:00 in the morning, shortly thereafter, mr. stone delivered his two daughters to a neighbor in pennsburg, the last time he was seen by anyone. so the children, i point out, i think it's a great significance that the children are safe right now. during the course of the investigation into those two incidents, both in lansdale and in lower salford, shortly before 8:00 in the morning, we went over to a residence in souderton, that is the residence of the sister of nicole stone, patricia flick, a tragically we found at that residence miss flick, her husband and two children had been injured, tragically miss flick, her husband and her 14-year-old daughter were killed at the residence, and a 17-year-old son was found there and is now receiving treatment at a hospital in philadelphia. it appears, through our investigation, the events that took place in souderton took place first at approximately 3:30 in the morning. so while last

with bibles, i pray with false idols, smith & wesson and being suicidal, i have no enemies, just deceased rivals. >> no matter the circumstances that brought them to jail. >> i was walking my dog, had a pistol at my head. >> she said we were making out that my hand touched her. >> i was cashing $50,000, $60,000 checks a pop. >> jail will have a profound effect on who they will become. >> it disgusts me that i'm going to be be called a child molester. i'm not. i'm like a kid. >> my actual nickname here is rambo, that's from ramming my wife's condo with my truck. >> and for some of these inmates, their time in jail will reveal their true nature. >> in here, somebody knows your weakness, they're going to eat it up, they're going to chew on it. >>> unlike prisons that house individuals convicted of crime, jails predominantly contain those accused of crime and awaiting trial. still, almost everyone has their own idea of what kind of person comes to jail. but the reality rarely fits any one preconceived notion. and the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, is no exception. >> i'm born and r

we have, as you have reported, two deceased amongst the hostages and six that were uninjured. we also have a lone gunman who has been shot and killed and we have a police officer who has been injured as a result of a gunshot wound to the face. i have talked to that officer. he's in good condition. he's certainly been assessed and will be remaining in hospital for some time. not too long, we hope, but he's well and grateful to be alive. let me assure you. that, lajs s where i'll hand it over to you for questions. >> if i can ask, the injury, why was it made at that particular point? >> it was made by the teams responsible. what we don't do is complete with those that have to make that call. they make the call because they believe that at that time if they didn't enter, there would have been many more lives lost. >> >> the events that were unfolding inside the premises led them to the belief now was the time to deploy and they did. >> what was happening inside >> at this stage i understand that there was a number of gun shots that were heard, which caused officers to move straig

. >>> first, i would like to offer my condolences to the family of the deceased. these are nothing but tragedy tragedyies. tragedyies. the decision he will carry the weight of this for his life, the officer, and certainly his career. there are no winners. nothing but losers. this is...really, underscoring the task our police officers across the nation have to deal with. >> they answer calls for the community. >>> at 11:15 yesterday evening a berkeley officer, a six-year veteran of the berkeley police department operating from the car in uniform responded to a call for stealing in the city of berkeley. the officer encountered two individuals on the south side on the street on the south side. one of the individuals we determined later was armed with a pistol but at the time the officer didn't foe that. he had a flashlight in his left land and three called one of the individuals over who stood toward the grill of the officer's police officer car and the other individual came over toward the driver's side of the police car and the officer was talking to both of them.

wars and the next moment he could be sending letters that were regarded as offensive to families of deceased australian soldiers. deeply inconsistent. and that was the man monis. in terms of his mental health issues any comment i had made and i think i've made a comment to the effect he may have been damaged, that was in the context of these actions in the last 24 hours in sydney. not in the context of his mental state as was over a year ago. i acted for him in relation to the writing to these families. i acted for him subsequent at the tend of 2013 when he was charged with aiding -- sorry, being an accessory before and after the fact of the murder of his spouse and people listening to know and understand that he vehemently protested his innocence in relation to that matter. so extreme allegations but they're untested allegations because the man has never been to court and been to trial. same with the sexual assault allegations that followed six nights later, the time by which i no longer represented him and they remain untested allegations in court. the person that i knew over a period of t

we have, as you have reported, two deceased amongst the hostages, and six that were uninjured. we also have a lone gunman that has been shot and held and a police officer that was injured as a result of a gunshot wound to the face. >> today's hostage standoff absolutely shocked australians and for a time put enormously busy section of the city on lock down. government buildings and thecy any opera house was evacuated and closed. here's how it all unfolded. >> the siege began about 9:40 a.m. when from behind a glass door a lone figure emerged wearing a black bandanna across his forehead and a gun shrunk over his shoulder. pacing the store he laid siege to. >> we're being tested today in sidney. whatever the test we'll face it head on. >> two of more than a dozen hostages were forced to raise the black sunni extremist flag of their terrorist captors. >> the whole point of politically motivated violence is to scare people out of being themselves. australia is a peaceful, open and generous society. nothing should ever change that. >> our number one aim is to resolve this incident p

. >> i said the deceased and the spouse takes over the second issue when it passes onto the child doesiness have to be in operation years in doing that or for any business there's a free passage to the child. >> that's not clear he let me get clarification tomorrow they're going to introduce the objection detrimental shopping so i'll have to get back my understanding that should be separate from the respiratory that we are talking about for 5 years and the 10 years for the child. >> that let me get the technical answers for your. >> i'm done. >> okay. >> sorry i couldn't target. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena thank you for the presentation and it had a lot of positive feedback the only question any consideration for businesses that are going through the conditional use they have year cap and then the 45 mark but ems this commission is progressing and the business plan didn't have that included that legislation were passed during the process so i was wondering if any consideration was given. >> again that is a very technical question cu process i know there are certain stores under the

unfortunately, david wildstein's social studies teacher was unavailable for comment because he is deceased. (audience reacts) was it...murder? (laughter and applause) the no, it was natural causes. (laughter) but i was able to contact one person who knows both christie and wildstein. please welcome their first grade teacher mrs. ludemeyer. mrs. ludemeyer, thank you so much for joining me today. thank you so much. (cheers and applause) now mrs. ludemeyer, thank you so much for having the courage to speak with me today. i hear you have some damaging revelations about what david wildstein was like as a first grader. >> yes, stephen. he was an untrustworthy little ruffian. one time he said he needed to tink but once he was in the bathroom he just played with the soap dispenser. >> stephen: okay, did you also teach chris christie? >> christopher? (laughs) oh, he was a joy! kids like chrisy are why i teach! definitely presidential material. a born lead we are executive experience. (laughter and applause) mrs. ludemeyer, you're reading off of note cards. did chris christie's people get to you? >>

. >> two deceased amongst the hostages and six that were uninjured. we also have a lone gunman who has been shot and killed. and we have a police officer who has been injured as a result of a gunshot wound to the face. >> several people fled from the cafe shortly before the police went in. the siege began before 10:00 a.m. local time on monday. the gunman entered the cafe and took staff and customers hostage. local media say more than ten people were in the cafe at the time. police say the gunman is an iranian refugee. with a record of violent incidents. he reportedly demanded an islamic state flag be brought to the cafe. he also asked to speak to australian prime minister tony >>> the plot is thickening in a political scandal involving south korea's president. authorities have been investigating allegations park's aide meddled in state affairs. now, prosecutors have summoned her brother for questioning. last month, a newspaper reports the aide tried to have park's chief of staff fired. the information was based on a leaked document from the president

. >> the video shows that the deceased pointed a gun that has been recovered. >> the protest took a turnviolence, a quick trip convenience store was vandalized and two officers suffered injuries. >> there are no winners just nothing but losers. >> the shooting happens just a few miles from ferguson, missouri, where michael brown was fatally wounded by a white officer in august. a woman in the crowd identified herself as the victims mother. >> the officer a six year veteran is on administrative leave, he was given a body camera to wear but did not have it on at the time of the shooting. >>> in other news this noon president george h.w. bush remains in a houston hospital at this hour, the 90-year-old was taken to the hospital yesterday after experiencing a shortness of breath and doctors are keeping him in the hospital for observation, he recently appeared at an event in november. >>> well, as more and more people appear to be doing holiday shopping online, according to the number of packages being delivered. the u.s. postal service is delivering 2.2 million packages on monday breaking its

i called the doylestown police department requesting a mug shot of the man who impersonated the deceased cop pip i'm show you pictures from ten years ago. >> happening today, a convicted cop killer on pennsylvania's death row is schedule to be executed. the case involves the bucks county murder of newtown police officer brian gregg in 2005, robert anthony flur pleaded guilty. it happened while he grabbed his gun having a blood test during a dui arrest. >>> also today, the sentencing hearing for oswaldo rivera will be held in camden. a jury convicted rivera of murdering a 6-year-old in a 2012 break-in. rivera also stabbed dominique's older sister amber who survived. was trying to protect his sister. >>> the search for missing college student shane montgomery. classmates held a candlelight vigil for him. shane disappeared last week after a night out with friends in manayunk. they lit candles to show support for the ongoing search. the reward is now up to $31,000 for choose leading to finding shane. >> a wonderful support system. a wonderful, wonderful family. a very strong and resilient mo

but, with many of their relatives now deceased, it will be the courts who decides who becomes their legal guardian. george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> tonight, those who knew brad stone personally are speaking out. two marines who served with him in iraq say they are angered by claims he had post-traumatic stress disorder from combat. >> when something happens like this and we see the word marine or iraq war veteran, we instantly jump to a conclusion and say p.t.s.d. okay. that couldn't be farther from the truth. >> they claim stone's unit never saw battle and that he was consumed by a bitter divorce long before deployment. >>> last night's search for stone in bucks county turned out to be a fashion alarm. a report of a man matching stone's drings led to an all-out search in doylestown. >>> there are several funds set up to help the survivors of the killing spree. you can see how you can help on our web siet, nbc 10.com. and stay with us for continuing coverage as we learn new information about the case. >> to our weather now, the rain starting to move out of the region, but there's still so

. >> the video shows the deceased pointing a gun that had been recovered. >> officer, a six-year veteran, is enjoy on leave. late this morning, the missouri governor released this statement "the we develops in berkeley are a reminder that law enforcement officers have a difficult and often dangerous job in protecting themselves and law-abiding citizens." tense moments in a community already on edge over the michael brown case. a woman in the crowd identified herself as the victim's mom saying high had been expelled from school but was trying to turn his life around. he is still my baby. >> if you would like to see the full clip of the surveillance video we have posted it on our website at abc7news.com. >> an early release this morning for the controversial new movie "the interview," now playing on demand. google set up to help the film out releasing it an hour ago through youtube and google play. it can be returned for $6 or purchased for $15. the release is hours ahead of scheduled screenings at more than 200 independent theaters nationwide. >> this is one of the first times a studio mo

zany photo montages show what could have happened if the deceased king of pop had taken place -- taken part in the challenge, or this sheep. there is a hashtag many pakistanis are using to condemn a local court decision to release a man on bail, the alleged mastermind behind the bombay attacks of 2008. his release was heavily denounced by pakistani net users, who posted countless messages to express anger and bewilderment. they say the authorities have committed a serious mistake by acting in such a way, and are calling for a swift reversal of the decision. after losing her debit card, it was a homeless person who gave a british student money to buy a bus ticket home. touched by the kind gesture, the young woman decided to set up a facebook page to urge net users to donate funds to her benefactor, named robbie. her initiative was an outright success, with more than 32,000 pounds team raised in just a few days. icers were shot execution style particularly despicable act, which those -- goes at the very heart of our society and democracy when a police officer is murdered. >> as two new y

there's one civilian hostage who is deceased. according to some reports, there are another three critically injured hostages and another two hostages who have gone into cardiac arrest. >> darby murphy, we hope this get rez solved as quickly as possible and that you get back into your home, you and your neighbors in that part of sydney. thank you so much for joining us by telephone. i want to bring in msnbc law enforcement analyst jim cavanaugh, former atf hostage negotiator. jim, you've been in situations with negotiations. what is the challenge here? they knew his identity very quickly so they knew his background, his criminal past, some of the demands that he was making. how do they navigate around all of that? >> right. it's very delicate, andrea. and you know they were trying to get him on the phone, which was the best thing if they could have gotten him on the phone to negotiate and try to resolve the situation peacefully. but some dynamic likely change nd there, and that's why the second set of hostages ran out. then the co

deceased relative's hearse down the street... after a car thief >>> a grieving family in los angeles had relative down the street after a car thief caught behind the wheel. the hurst was left idling outside the church while the funeral director was inside preparing for the services that's when a mentally unstable man jumped in and drove off. family members went after him and stopped him a few blocks away. the service was delayed by about 30 minutes. >> manhunt continues in l.a. this morning after someone fired a rifle at a police car. almost a.p.d. ordered a city wide tack cal calling every available officer for that crime scene. police arrested 1 suspect who covered a rifle after shots were fired at about 9:30, a 2nd subpoena is still out there and at least 60 officers are looking forever. >> airline passenger from new york ended up in jail for 3 days after she tried to change seats f she cease suing united for $5 million. jean says flight attendants overreacted when she tried to move to exit row after take off. the upgrade is s

another deceased hostage was 34-year-old tori johnson. he managed the cafe. hundreds of people have been coming to this makeshift altar on a street near the cafe. they lay flowers and pay for the victims. prime minister abbott came to lay his bouquet, as well. many australians are still shaken by the violent incident that took place in a usually peaceful city. >> it's just really sad that these things happen, and i wish that people didn't have to get hurt. >> well, it's a tragedy for sydney, australia, especially to have such violent acts. we're not used to it in very friendly sydney. and it's going to change the way people think about security in sydney, unfortunately. >> reporter: the gunman is a 50-year-old man. he was born in iran and was granted asylum in australia in 1996. he was out on bail for numerous charges, including accessory to murder and sexual assault. on what's believed to be his website, the self-described muslim cleric espoused strict islamic views. during the siege, some hostages were seen holding a black flag that read, there's no other g

it's the war on drugs taking innocent deceased people, locking them up and dumped them back in the hood with no hope. that became jail culture for the hood. not for the school. not for the prison, prison has it, you learn, you are educated in how to do things that you never would have done just by white and blacks don't they use and sell drugs at the same rate. you can't have the rock fella drug laws, when we were ending those laws, 94% of the people were black and brain incarcerated under the rockefeller drug laws in a state that was not 94% black and brown, we incarcerate more people than anybody in the world you know, that america. responsibilities i believe for locking its own up. and creating criminals and the cycle of criminal natural in our communities because of this process. >>> michael sam, number 52. just came out of the closet right before the draft and it sort of started a little firestorm i think it's fair to say. you have been very focal in game rights. tell me why, and then tell me a bills about what you think about this young guy? >> people are suffering. people are --

. >> we are confirming two deceased at this time. one is the shooter. >> at least four others have been taken to hospitals. >> republican leaders are celebrating. incumbent senate democrats mark warner and jeanne shaheen hung on but udall, prior and hagan lost their seats. ernst, rounds and danes took what had been democratic senate seats. >> almost in an instant it went from fall to frigid. arctic temperatures mixed with howling winds unleashed an unprecedented snowfall in buffalo. >> and liftoff at dawn. >> orion pushed away from pad 37 and into history. >> the dawn of orion and a new era of american space exploration. >> today a staten island grand jury rendered its decision, no indictment for the new york city police officer whose officially banned choke hold was cited as a contributing factor in garner's death in july. >> chanting slogans now synonymous with the continuing movement against police violence, protesters called for changes in the way police interact with people and in the way incidents of police violence are investi

medical aid groups set up emergency teamed and warped of the devastating potential of the decease.nternational response was slow. it quickly spread to see array leone and linebiera. it wasn't until august that the world health organization declared ebola a global emergency. >> i am declaring the current outbreak of ebola virus disease a public health emergency of international concern. >> about half of the people who caught ebola have died from it. there is no specific treatment but vaccines and drugs are being tested. ebola spreads through direct contact with an infected person through bodily fluids or broken skin. symptoms include high temperature, aches and diarrhea which may take 2 to 21 days to appear. the world has responded with aid shipments like this from the eu. a billion dollars has been donated from the world bank african union, the u.s. and the u.k. but a recent world bank study suggested the economic cost of ebola could be as much as $33,000,000,000 over the next two years if it continues to spread. >> back at the or fannage, children are surviving with the limited su

. >> we are confirming two deceased at this time, one is the shooter. >> at least four others have beenspitals. >>> republican leaders are celebrating. incumbent senate democrats mark horner and jeanne shaheen hung on but mark udall, mark pryor and kay hagan lost their seats. republicans joni ernst, shelley moore capito, mike rounds and steve daines took what had been democratic senate seats. >>> almost in an instant it went from fall to frigid. arctic temperatures mixed with howling winds unleashed an unprecedented snowfall in buffalo. >>> and liftoff at dawn. >> orion pushed away from pad 37 and into history. >> the dawn of orion and a new era of american space exploration. >>> today a staten island grand jury rendered its decision. no indictment for the new york city police officer who whose officially banned choke hold was cited in garner's death back in july. >> chanting slogans now synonymous with the continuing movement of police violence, protesters called for changes in the way police interact with people and in the way incidents of police violence are investigated and prosecut

. >> later that morning, we found, we were alerted that there was a person deceased at the 100 block of sutter at 7:30 in the morning and had been sleeping in the doorway and originally it was from exposure but later the officers were able to develop video evidence that clearly demonstrated that he died from a vicious assault and we have a good picture of the suspect and hopefully we will have him in custody quickly. and then, very sadly on thanksgiving day, at about 3:30 in the afb, on the 700 block of missouri, there was a video pulled up shots were fired, 23-year-old victim was hit, he did not survive his injuries, we do have good video and an id of the suspect and the driver. that same pair is still in san francisco as they committed an armed burglary in the marina and a pursuit with the collision with a car and they were able to make the escape and so we are actively seeking them. >> and there is also news on what we heard on the day after thanksgiving. on black friday, and in the union square, and there was a well attended event. annually we have some issues with demonstraters

priceless videos of the children and even the homeowner's deceased father. those videos are gone. family says they had maintenance people in the home a few days ago. police are investigateing. >>> well us army rarely prosecutes desertions but how many army desertions there are among our us soldiers? and what happens to those that leave their unit? molly henneberg takes a look into what is taken into account before bringing charges. >> reporter: the bowe bergdahl case has drawn attention to the issue of army desertions. how many are there and what happens to soldiers who leave their unit? the army has confirmed to fox more than 20 thus san soldiers have desserted from 2006 to 2014. keep in mind those numbers are less than 1% of the number of active duty soldiers each year. between 2001 and today the army has only prosecuteed about 1900 december certificates. military analysts that's because usually soldiers desert for family reasons and not to go over to the enemy. >> they could be released from the military administratively perhaps given a less than perfect discharge and everybody

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of the more severe crashes and crashes resulting in fatalities, the driver may be unconscious or deceased and it's in such cases it's very difficult for the police to ascertain what happened. and another more subtle and more insidious limitation of these data are that in many states, the forms that police officers use to indicate what happened in a crash, they contain a simple series of check boxes to indicate whether a driver was perhaps drowsy, impaired by alcohol, whether they were angry, emotional, distracted, et cete cetera. and the way an officer would indicate that a driver was drowsy is by checking the box. if a driver was not drowsy and they know that, they simply would not check the drowsy box. unfntly, this kraetss a problem in interpreting the data after the fact because the way that it would be indicated that a driver was not drowsy and the way that it would be indicated that we don't know whether the driver was drowsy the same, empty box. next slide please. i'll be talking about a few special studies that have looked in greater depth at at data on specific examples of motor

he also wrote a string of poisonous letters to the families of deceased australian soldiers killed intan. clearly, some of you has a lot , is very and also upset with the australian way of life in the australian government to be sending those poisonous letters to those deceased people. the people who had their family members killed in afghanistan. we do know his name, and the identity of the gunman. whether or not he has been killed or taken out of the siege, we don't know that yet. >> julia, remind us how the hostagetaking began? 9:45 on theat morning of monday in sydney. martin places a very busy area. it's in the heart of the sydney central business district. the reserve bank of australia and the post office are in martin place. the new south wales parliament is at the top of martin place, and a number of the large banks all have their headquarters. as you can imagine, there's also industry, anding this popular chocolate cafÉ, frequented not only by workers, that by workers. there were a lot of machine -- a lot of workers going in there before they started their day. gunmanrstand t

but i guess he realized he was all right deceased and he put the gun down. >> reporter: the driver inhe altima was heading southbound on chester pike at a high rate of speed after fulcroft police tried to pull him over for a motor vehicle violation around 4:00 monday afternoon. fulcroft police say the officer pulled back from the chase when the driver sped up. moments later he collided head on with autopoint yank yack grand am. the crash happened right in front of the glenn olden fire company. >> i her the whistles going off. i heard a loud bank and saw the scene at the corner. cars everywhere. police came out with guns drawn. >> reporter: fulcroft police attempted to pull the driver over near fulcroft avenue in chester pike. the crash occurred less than mile away in glenn olden. and that other driver is in critical condition tonight. no names have been released in the meantime police here are crest investigateing to term if that white all the ma may have been stolen or if that were stolen items inside. todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. get ready to feel the ch