. >> it was a yam and it was -- well anyway. who did yams?s right. >> with your tax dollars. >> exactly. she was paid to put the yams in a certain orfice. >>> coming up, psychos and selfies. send them to us. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" we have donna feldman, she is back, and tom shillue looking happy. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> men who take selfies, are they serial killers? one study says probably. men who post photos of themselves on-line are more likely to have psychopathic tendencies. that makes sense because phsycopathy will put them on-line and won't spend time editing. let's look at some men who take selfies. i can't believe they let him have a camera. >> that was his best role. guys, this is a search space. tell us, do you take selfies? >> occasionally. that probably makes me a border line psycho path for now? >> it is attractive. >> is it just men though? why does it not apply to women? >> all women are psycho paths so they don't need a study. >> men doing it are weird. men doing it is strange.

to clean up the yam una experts say it has to be diverted. >> very little comes backs to the riff. divert all of it away for some use or other. that needs to be done. >> environmentalists say the poor state of the river is affecting the rich ecology and the health of communities. around 60 million people depend on the river to survive. more than fines and funding, activists say what is need's a political will to say the yummana. >> now to the sport. >> thank you. tennis and world number one serena williams won her sixth australian open for her 19th grand slam. beating maria sharapova in straight sets. maria sharapova has never beaten serena williams in 11 years. the american broke early. maria sharapova struggled. coming back to break again and take the set 6-3. maria sharapova did show some resistance but the american came back stronger each time. racking up the match in a tie break. >> you know standing here with 19 championships is something i never thought would many you know. i wept on the court with just a ball and a racquet and a hope. and that's all i had. >> tiger woods ha

tom yam as, abc news new york. >>> a man in a wheelchair has died after being hit by a car in san josethe crash happened just before 6:00 this morning at aborn road. police found the man in the street with injuries. the man who hit the victim stayed at the scene. drugs and alcohol were not involved in the crash. >>> meteorologists are here to tell us about the tides that are going to hit. >> this is the second rounds the king tide. we saw a round in december. now the season brings another round in january. we have a coastal flud statement in effect from monday morning until wednesday afternoon. flooding along the shoreline meaning shore water could spill to sidewalks and along the trial. high tide occurring tomorrow morning generally between 9:00 and 10:15 a.m. with high tides between six and a half to almost seven and a half feet. now as we get into the holiday tomorrow we are tracking fog and a bigtime warmup. the details with the full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >>> a flash freeze storm caused more than 400 accidents and killing at least four people. three of of the vi

. >> the 40-year-old is described 5 toss 10", 18 0 pound immediate yam build. last seen wearing a black coat, jeepz and sneakers. actually's family is desperate to find him. >> if you see this there's a lot of people out there working hard to mind it you, to make sure you're okay. that want to see you come home. >> citizens crime commission is offering $9,000 reward for information that lead to his whereabouts. all you need to do is call 215-546-tips. all calls will be anonymous. >>> for "crime fighters" i'm rick williams "channel 6 action news" "channel 6 action news" >> okay time for a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee and more snow coming our way. >> yeah, walter, two time frames to watch. first is sunday night to monday and monday night to tuesday. things get tricky as we go throughout the start of workweek. we'll talk about the details. stormtracker 6 double scan radar showing you it's dry and quiet across the delaware and lehigh valleys. after earlier today we had a nor'easter already pushing off to the north and east. we'

. >> is that a reason why companies like caterpillar landry's yam ha fund the project. why are they interested? >> we are starting to see fortune 500 starting to understand that the great countries that built the planet will need to create a future for the planet. when you see someone like chairman of caterpillar adding sustainability as a core value we need a robust future for the planet. shell is now dipping their toe in the water to help us maximize our science. you know the millennial, they want to work with organizations that are doing good while they do well. we are a perfect vehicle for that. >> talk to me about cool technology that you use? >> some of the latest tracking technology in the world that we mount on the fins of the sharks so every time they stick their fin out of the water it beams their location into our office which we share on the tracker with the world. so the whole world is involved in probably the most charismatic research project in recent times in the ocean in real time with the phds. while the students follow the sharks and pick their favori

chee yam nishi, nhk world. >> so what about markets today? investors pretty relieved that china's gdp was not as bad as many had feared. expectations are growing for more stimulus measures in europe. european benchmarks looking like this. we're seeing them all in positive territory. paris leading the pack higher up 1%. many investors are speculating that the european central bank will announce a bond buying program at its policy meeting on thursday. many markets in asia also closed higher. investors bought back chinese shares after the gdp figure there for 2014 did beat estimates. the zhangshanghai composite up 1.8% after that huge plunge it took on monday of more than 7%. here in tokyo the nikkei closed up 2% hitting a two-week high. we've seen the dollar bounce back against the yen. the pair currently at 118.46. the euro slightly higher against the dollar at roughly 1.1589. to the bond market now where the ten-year jgb briefly hit a fresh low for the yield following the low of 0.2% for the first time. investors are also keeping an eye on th

rand yam shots were fired at police.s angeles to philadelphia they found themselves under attack. >> in st. louis, several protesters were arrested after storming police headquarters. last night protests were peaceful. >> have you to touch every component of a neighborhood and have a relationship with them. the funeral for the second officer will be held this weekend. his father remembers it was his american dream to be a cop. >> 150 people gathered in the rain at a funeral service for the first identified victim of that crashed plane. fingerprint identified the passenger. the search area has been doubled to 13500 square miles where the air bus went down. >> black boxes have not yet been recovered but crews found an evacuation slide as well as luggage. >> new video of a deadly ferry boat fire near italy. a greek passenger released his video of the fire and 11 people were killed the passenger says he hardly saw any crew members helping passengers. >> former florida governor is showing more signs he may run for president.

rand yam shots were fired at police.geles to philadelphia they found themselves under attack. >> in st. louis, several protesters were arrested after storming police headquarters. last night protests were peaceful. >> have you to touch every component of a neighborhood and have a relationship with them. the funeral for the second officer will be held this weekend. his father remembers it was his american dream to be a cop. >> 150 people gathered in the rain at a funeral service for the first identified victim of that crashed plane. fingerprint identified the passenger. the search area has been doubled to 13500 square miles where the air bus went down. >> black boxes have not yet been recovered but crews found an evacuation slide as well as luggage. >> new video of a deadly ferry boat fire near italy. a greek passenger released his video of the fire and 11 people were killed the passenger says he hardly saw any crew members helping passengers. >> former florida governor is showing more signs he may run for president. it's

. >> using your own shredder cab be time consumer and constantly yam. consider hiring a paper shredding company that can do this job in minutes. >> a lot of questions are do you have to prepare the paper. that is what we are all b you don't to have take staples, paper clips and all that stuff out of the paper, it goes rate through shot redder. it is very nice and fast and convenient. >> reporter: if you hire help look for a company that is happy to show its process. you should be able to watch your items go through shredder this way you will know your fur cannot be pieced back together. >> that is our whole concept you stall, watch, it is done, it is taken care have so you have piece of mine. >> reporter: but beforehanding over anything to be destroyed always double-check your documents. >> you don't want to have buyers remorse when it comes to that he had aring. look through all of your documents pile very carefully before you shred or you could end up shredding something important. also be sure the company you are hiring isn't going to be handling and

with van gogh's film collaborator who is still under a death threat and the co-founder of the kill yamhat our communities have failed somebody like her who is on a hit list. aian i personally feel that i wish more muslims were on the front line defending your right to follow your conscience. and my work, and if it's successful it will result in many others like me and there are others there are people in america, in canada in london there are the beginnings of these voices of muslim reformers who are attempting to open up this can of worms, and reform discourse from within the faith, so all of us can say we will ride with you. we will defend your right to follow your conscience and speak as you see fit. because the last time i checked, aian did not attack anyone. it's not just provocative statements. the problem is men, but also women, who decide it's their prerogative to slaughter people in the name of god, as if god can't look after himself. >> we now together stand on this issue on one side which is the use of words, the use of speech the use of images can never, ever justify -- nev

. >> is that a reason why companies like caterpillar landry's yam ha fund the project. interested? >> we are starting to see fortune 500 starting to understand that the great countries that built the planet will need to create a future for the planet. when you see someone like chairman of caterpillar adding sustainability as a core value we need a robust future for the planet. shell is now dipping their toe in the water to help us maximize our science. you know the millennial, they want to work with organizations that are doing good while they do well. we are a perfect vehicle for that. >> talk to me about cool technology that you use? >> some of the latest tracking technology in the world that we mount on the fins of the sharks so every time they stick their fin out of the water it beams their location into our office which we share on the tracker with the world. so the whole world is involved in probably the most charismatic research project in recent times in the ocean in real time with the phds. while the students follow the sharks and pick their favorite sharks we

>> reporter: her enthuz yam is contagious -- her entheus yam is con -- enthusiasm is con taige just.mething new needs to be built. absolutely. that would be great. >> so you are fired up? >> fired up. absolutely. go raiders! >> reporter: the original bid was to have a $350 million temporary stadium in brisbane to serve as a venue. that could still happen if the oakland proposal doesn't work out. other cities being considered for the united states are los angeles, boston, and d.c. we are going to talk to oakland's mayor this morning and hear what she has to say about this brand-new proposal coming up on our noon news. live in oakland, tara moriarty. back to you. >> tara, very interesting report. and that lady that you interviewed, i will have what she's having. >> yeah, that's what i said. i am going to go into the coffee shop and get it right now. >> good. be excited. thank you. >>> time right now is 8:11. more than a dozen flight attendants fired for what they did after finding a rather strange image on a plane leaving from sfo. in 23 minutes, the image they saw and how they are fig

the words of tom brady, i've heard everything. 116 the new england patriots balls from the afc jap yamwere underinplayed by at least two pounds. that's according to a report from espn. the report quotes anonymous leaked sources involved with the investigation. after the report aired, the n.f.l. released an e-mail saying it was not commenting on the matter at this time. >>> we've got winter weather advisories till 6:00 this evening. a little bit of snow and rain mix. not too concerned in washington but i'm talking about a trace or so, perhaps an inch to three up and north of , the northern shenandoah valley and the mountains. fine tomorrow and friday and another chance of wintry, sloppy stuff friday night into saturday. >>> sky 9 has been looking at the incident on the georgetown pike east of old dominion. temporarily they've blocked traffic or alternated traffic around the retrieval of a vehicle in a ditch. northbound 95 a struggle past prince william county. a crash on the left side of the roadway near the rest area in dumfries. lanes open on the outer loop out of silver spring but a

right now national security juliette kye yam and tony shaffer. good to see both of you. >> what do you think when you hear that? is this to be expected nowadays following this attack in paris or does this raise the alert level in your view? >> well the alert level was raised wednesday morning in particular here in the homeland in terms of reaching out to local and state first responders police departments, getting everyone sort of aware that obviously something was unleashed on wednesday. now, whether it was just the events in paris or that this is the beginning of a number of incidences incidences we don't know. but the warning to law enforcement and the press is accurate at this stage. i mean basically, sort of -- the specific call to not make your presence known on social media, i think, is really important. do not put your kids on social media, say that you're going to a movie at a certain time. for the time being people should in particular people in law enforcement and the media should essentially be smart about projecting their persona, at

. >> nantucket police chief wilk yam william pittman, we appreciate your talking to us. >>> next militarymble after a bomb threat is made against a passenger plane. a u.s. official now telling cnn there has been a sudden spike in similar incidents as many as 50 in fewer than two weeks. the fbi is investigating. new details on that next. >>> plus he says he's the one who crashed a drone on to the white house lawn but do authorities believe his story? right! now you're gonna ask for my credit card - - so you can charge me on the down low two weeks later look, credit karma - are you talking to websites again? this website says 'free credit scores'. oh. credit karma! yeah, it's really free. look, you don't even have to put in your credit card information. what?! credit karma. really free credit scores. really. free. i could talk to you all day. when it comes to medicare, everyone talks about what happens when you turn sixty-five. but, really, it's what you do before that counts. see, medicare doesn't cover everything. only about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is on you. [ ma

. >> the bay area, you must remember transformed into got yam city. joining -- gothamcity. joining is the documentary about the kid that capture . >>> so much in this world is dark and depressing and we want to break from it. this film will allow us to experience that forever. >> you can't forget bat kid. the 5-year-old boy who fought leukemia that inspired san francisco to turn into gotham city. it captured the heart of the nation and the world. now it is being turned into a documentary. >> and the director of bat kid begins is here with us this morning. thanks for joining us. you just finished the film. it is coming up in park city. it is exciting. >> tell us what inspired you to do the film. obviously that day that kid captured all of our hearts. what was it that inspired you to do the project which has been in the works for months. >> i missed the entire event. there were close to 2 billion people. i was ed kiting something else -- editing something else and wasn't on social media. it was mostly men middle aged men. why are they interested in this little kid. it made me

. >> gunfire inside a city council meeting in meet yams and that frightening moment is on caught on camera. >>> to file or not to file, a new study find auto insurance premiums for drivers in our area can more than double after making just a single claim, three on your side takes a look the at the numbers and explains what you need to know before filing, we have more news when we come right back. okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. >>> authorities are now seeking the death penalty for the man accused of ambushing two pennsylvania state troopers and leading police on a 48 day manhunt in the poke knows. in center i can trina ledgely shot and killed corporal bribing dinson and left trooper alex douglass critically injured outside their bar a action in pike county. he is expected to be formally arraigned this thursday. >>> welcome back, tonight two minnesota a polic

women yam williams about that too. first i want to ask mr. wynn the question. thanks for your association work and what you've been doing. i want to echo the comments made by the chairman and some of the my colleagues about the concerns about the rulemaking. maybe made a comment about the notice of proposed rule making is expected. we're encouraged about hearing that news. i actually sent a letter to secretary fox concerned about the timeline. of course we want this to be done right. we don't want to jeopardize safety. we're concerned not only about work force development and those challenges of recruiting people into it this industry if we don't have thatfor certainty but new noticed particular challenges because of the lack of certainty of atracktracting capital to the industry. >> absolutely, ma'am. thank you for the question. if i'm investing money in a project like this, i want to know what the go market strategy is, i want to know what the return on investment is. if i don't know when i can fly and when i can pursue some of the commercial opportunities th

intelligence officials, aqap al qaeda in the rain yam peninsula, have been seen primarily as a threat to air travel significant threat concealed explosive, but primarily air travel. in light of the presumed perceived tie to those attacks in paris. have the paris attacks demonstrated a new capability for aqap, a new ambition, frankly? >> well, jim, i think the intent was always to carry out multiple means of terrorism from aqap and others. we've got to remember that this is not about an individual, it's about an ideology and terrorism is now global. we don't know where it's going to come from. cnn this week broadcast from eight different countries around the world so it's not like we can keep our eye on one thing. and this is a war that we have to win. >> no question. i mean, you make the point that terrorism is global, as a result the response must be global as well. when you look at the run up to these attacks in paris, there was clearly an intelligence failure here, not just by the french, and granted it's a difficult decision to make, but the decision to surveil the suspects and st

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. >> foo-foo is kind of a yam paste. >> you have to need it and then dip it in a sauce. >> how -- >> i haven't had too much since. [laughter] >> i have been on a foo-foo free diet for quite a while now. [laughter] >> i love the detail in the book that kids in cameroon would rub your skin to see of the white pigment would come up. >> you know you're in a village in my case i was on a mountain called mount cameroon, what you have to say and colorado was only 13000 feet high. west africa, and i was up there. occasionally to go to these villages where there would be a little coffee cooperative and people would've saved their money off of their coffee receipts but otherwise you'd never would've left the village or have any sense of who you are or where you were from. they just thought that i was suffering from some kind of skin disease. >> how often in your career with the foreign service e.g. think back to cameron? >> well, quite a lot because first of all i was in college until june. and by july i was in the peace corps. i had entered the peace corps and by the end of august i was off l

response to nativists and nationalists labor unions in particular progressives who is part of their yen yam for social engineering they want to control the population the composition of the population and of course at that time there were a great many eugenicists among the progressives and they thought they knew to what could be and who should not be americans for eugenic reasons. i tend to come down i think it's clear by now somewhat closer to alex then to mark noting for example that 40% of the corporations on the fortune 500 list were founded by immigrants or their children of immigrants including at&t goldman sachs proctor & gamble craft google ebay intel pfizer and sigma. it seems to me one doesn't want to exaggerate the einstein component or the component of the founders of fortune 500 companies that they are a fact. it's also a fact and i thought mark was particularly interesting and instructive on the problems of immigration of assimilation i would say this when vietnam fell in 1975 after that we took in 1 million vietnamese 175,000 of them in a very few weeks. another surge in 1978

a yam coming into downtown.erry hill route 70, right here near kings highway, no problems, on the south jersey side and all of the bridges and in the new jersey turnpike have speed restrictionness play. mike and alex back to you. >>> thanks very much a quick shout on the in the snow this morning, for alex and mike, in the a.m. thank you for sending this picture in it, we're to put up in a matter of second. >> there we go. >> that is from mile y. >> yes. >> in sharon hill, delaware county. still snowing there. thank you for that snow shout out. so we have brought in our clinical well, our geologist director of clinical training at drexel university. thanks for coming in. >> happy new year. >> i don't want to over state this. it has been so cold already. do you ever get people saying i'm's just so bum out i'm moving. they are so depressed when it the gets to be winter. >> people get glummy, they call it sad ease nal effective disorder. >> that is a thing. >> yes. >> what do you tell them to do about this. >> well,

he thinks he's going to form some type of president yam pac, leadership pac sometime this month.ews about republicans get not guilty and raising money. >> you have mitt romney calling on political allies and operate actives to get some momentum there again. >> he's calling all his guys. >> will the third time be a charm for him? >> would the third bush be a charm? jeb bush apparently fundraising in california. rand paul hired a campaign manager and hillary clinton hire add chief strategist and media advisor. later today, chris christie is going to be in south carolina. they've got a very very important primary down there. on friday he's going to be in iowa. he sounds like he's running for president. actually he sounded like he was running for president yesterday in a very nationallish speech about the state of new jersey down in trenton the state capitol. >> we are a nation beset by anxiety and it's understandable. economic growth is low by postwar recovery standards. america's leadership in the world is called in question because of a pattern of indecision and inconsistency. >>

. >>> let's bring in daveed gartenstein-ross and harris rafiq, the head of the quill yam foundation. harris i want to start with you, what do you think of the jordanians' plan to try to negotiate with isis and get the hostages freed? >> i think there's a lot of pressure from within the tribes within jordan to actually try and get their fellow member tribal member released. so i think i can understand wi a lot of pressure has been put on them. why jordan feels they need to do something. i think in a way jordan really has allowed isil to win this particular propaganda war. the very fact that jordan are negotiating for the release of their prisoners by giving in to some demands, shows that there's some legitimacy in isil's demands and legitimacy in isil as an islamic state almost. and also tells the world that it's okay for them to kidnap hostages because certain countries will negotiate with them. i think it's a sad day that jordan as a country and japan are negotiating with a terrorist entity. >> daveed we've heard this sentiment before if you negotiate with isis it elevates them and

>> i packed four pieces of yams -- a cheese stick and four marshmallows in a zip lock bag and one chocolateealthy young girl. so doctor, what were you thinking when the school sent you this note? it said dr. and a mrs. puckett, the cafeteria reported to me that ali's lunch bag included -- please see you pack a proper lunch tomorrow and then you wrote request declined. >> well, yeah, when ever i got the letter, she packs her own lunch and we look into that and oversee that but her mom did that on the day in question and so, the first thing i did was said, hey, what was in your lunch? did you trade anything? and she said, no, i asked her if she had crackers and she said no. and so, from there, the letter was written a little strongly and i have a great relationship with the school and the real issue to me isn't the letter. it's just a more of the overarching theme that sometimes, we as parents feel like we don't, that other people are trying to intrude into the way we parent our children and so the school district has made the appropriate apology. this was an isolated letter that a substitute

special agent jonathan gill yam. he was a member of the joint terrorism task force. jonathan, thank you for joining us. we know that the kouachi brothers are inside that printing building. we know they have one hostage. we know they have said they want to die marytrs. how are they going to do that? are they going to blow up the building? burn it down? what, as you look at it what's your worst fear? >> first off, i want to know if they meant to go to that printing house. because the fact that they went after cartoonists and the people who made the cartoon, did they just happen to end up in a printing house? a very interesting point because if that's the case they may have already had a plan. that's the b part of their plan to be there. if it's not a part of their plan they may still have certain aspects of the way they want to go out. were they using a rocket earlier in the earlier attacks? do they still have those types of things with them now. >> jonathan, one thing that could be clear, anyone who owns that printing place would know the secret ways to get in, how st