david harris drove off the road. >>> today a man who shot a guest in his montgomery home is in court. that happened monday night on ridge road. francisco trujo shot mario perez. he's charged with first degree murder. >>> new details, rockville police say they found a bullet in the woods behind rock terrace school on martins lane. they hope it will lead them to the pson who fired the bullets. one of the bullets hit a woman in the leg in her car. >>> governor terry mcauliffe will not send a man back to germany even if he is a politician's son. in 2010 former governor tim kane agreed to thetransfer. his predecessor, bob mcdonald, also rejected the same request. >>> a new court ruling could impact the redskins trademark. they're appealing the decision to cancel the trademark because the name can offend native americans. in a separate court case the judge ruled the first amendment protects, quote, even hurtful speech. she said the government cannot refuse to register offensive trademarks trademarks. it's not clear if it will be appealed again which could land it in the supreme court. >>> w

they have really good defense of players like pace and david harris. phil: kickoff is at 1:00 sunday in new jersey area -- in new erika: severe weather hitting hard across seven states. phil: tornadoes touched down and there are at least 10 deaths. how people are working to pick up the pieces. erika: technology under the tree. what you need to know as you unwrap your gifts. phil: a christmas crook caught in the act. more on the take down coming up at 5:30. erika: and we are tracking santa as he makes his way around the globe. can' t quite tell exactly where he is now. in denmark! >> you are watching newscenter 5 at :00. phil: commitment 2016 now. donald trump could be headed to lowell in just a couple of weeks. the lowell sun reports the republican front runner is in talks to hold a rally at the tsongas center at umass lowell on january 4. a crowd of more than 1,000 trump supporters gathered when he visited tyngsborough back in october. if you' ve stayed at a hyatt hotel recently, you might want to keep an eye on your credit card statement. the chain c

david harris crashed into a utility poll around 6:30 last night. >>> it didn't take long for odonton county, maryland, to figure out what happened there. he was waiting to renew his sex offender registration on saturday when he saw a package delivered. he took the package to his car and walked back into the station and reregistered as a sex offender. after watching surveillance video police headed to leonard's home and arrested him. the package was returned to its owner. >>> now to decision 2016. >> what happened to her? i'm watching the debate and she disappeared. >> donald trump slammed hillary clinton for using the bathroom during the democratic debate. he went on to use a vulgar term to describe clinton's loss to president obama in 2008. trump took to twitter yesterday to defend his words. nbc's tracie potts will join us live from capitol hill in ten minutes for more on this continued debate. >>> developing today, hundreds of black lives matter protesters are planning another scene like this one at the mall of america. they want to focus attention on police officers who shot and

police say 20-year-old david harris crashed into a utility poll. that happened around 6:30 last night. >>> it was easy for police to track down a thief in an arundle county as it was all caught on camera. michael leonard was waiting to renew his sex offender registration on friday. after watching a delivery guy drop off a package, he snapped it up, sat down for a second, then takes the package to his car. he walked back into the police station and reregistered as if nothing had happened. after watching surveillance video police headed to leonard's home in kroft ton and arrested him. the package was given to its owner. >>> now to decision 2016. >> what happened to her? i'm watching the debate and she disappeared. >> donald trump is not happy that hillary clinton used the bathroom during the democratic debate. trump criticized her for returning to the debate late out of the commercial break. he's denying the language he used was vulgar as he talked about clinton losing to obama in 2008. nbc's tracie potts will join us from capitol hill later for more

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there are packages ever, amazon, harry & david, and, of course, mixed in, you've got your regular mail. talking about this busiest season, hugo aldona, good morning. >> good morning, molette. how are you? >> reporter: good. what's the best way to get packages to grandma? >> today is the absolute last day to make sure grandma gets it by friday. today is the last day for priority mail. >> and pack your patience. >> yes, it is. >> you open at 9:00 for customers but these workers have been here for hours already. 30,000 seasonal employees added nationwide on this busiest day of the holiday season. 30 million packages delivered nationwide. december 23rd is your deadline for express mail. today is your deadline for priority mail. we're inside the busy bethesda post office. i'm mollet green. back to you. >> you know what that means, extra dollars. >> people will be in line. >> a look at the incredible video just coming in to the news room. >> and new concerns when it comes to combatting terrorists. the surprising target that could be at risk. >> you'll definitely want the warm winter coat for

more than 900 stores including wal-mart target and harry and david offering free shipping on all ordersmas eve. we have a link to the web site with participating retailers on 6abc.com. and there are a lot of them. >>> and finally enjoy 12 days of christmas movies at the lodge at blue cross river rink winter fest. there's a film every night through christmas day. every night at 6 o'clock. tonight's movie is christmas with the cranks. full details and more deals for you on 6abc.com. have a great weekend you guys. >> you do the same. >> you, too alicia. >> thank you alicia. >>> that's going to do it for "action news" at 4:00 join us for "action news" at 5:00 can coming up. >> an inspirational story to help you keep up with new years resolutions especially if quitting smoking is on your to do list. >> some residents complaining about the amount of dust coming from the demolition of trenton's central high school. i'm nora muchanic i'll have that story coming up. >> "action news" i at 5:00 is next. see you then. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valleys leading news program. with jaime apody, m

harry reid, your brother, david, pointed out, mentioned the koch brothers 289 times from the senate floorey have painted you as evil. they actually put you, the white house actually put you, on an enemies list in the 2012 campaign. >> well, i mean, that's very sad that that's what we've come to. because in fact what we're trying to do is the opposite. >> does it bother you? >> well, i mean, as harry truman said, if you can't stand the heat, don't go in the kitchen. i would prefer everybody to think i'm wonderful. but that isn't going to happen. but the way i -- >> is it dangerous? i know you're gotten death threats? >> yeah. i get a lot of death threats. but the way i look at it is, i feel i have a moral obligation to do the best i can to make the country better for everybody. and that threatens certain people because they are going to have much less power. i want the power to go back to people making decisions over their own lives rather than some experts making it. and so i would rather die for something than live for anything. the analogy i like it use is, that i feel probably the way

harry truman. >> to that point, david gergen, let me take the other side of the woman coin here. trump supporters split evenly 27% women, 30% minimum. that's even. ted cruz 29% men, 19% women. if you look at it from this poll, donald trump doesn't seem to have a problem with women at all. is it possible many see him talking like a regular person? he uses vulgarity, so what? >> let's go back a little history. harry truman was vulgar so was abraham lincoln. i have the privilege knowing eight presidents. all used profanities at time. they used them in private. they didn't say things like this in public. they didn't want to demean the office. it's sad jeb has to defend this. donald trump ought to can it. >> jeff? >> well, david, i know one of those presidents was not lincoln. i'm kidding you here. let me make just sort of a -- >> comes close. harding. >> let me make an observation about the culture. where we are all aware of the comment selkes on socion socia s comment selkes on sociections o media. i'm always astounded. they are frequently vulgar. they are off the charts sometimes.

most of us know the drink, but where they come from, short history from david, our man in paris. >> this is harry's new york bar in paris. it's called new york because it that the original owner had dismantled and shipped to paris a little over a hundred years ago. >> it's an old bar since 19th century. >> harry was added later when harry, that's him there, he bought it after the first guy went broke. probably from shipping that bar to paris. anyway, this obviously american bar has a singular, one might even say historic distinction. >> my son went to merrimac college, my daughter went to providence college, we brought banners and they're up on the wall. >> that's not actually the distinction i was referring to. this bar is historic because back in the 1920sa bartender here mixed worcester sauce with tobasco, salt and pepper. >> fresh lemon juice. >> mixed it. >> i love the way he does this. and tomato juice, that's key. harry's is where the bloody mary was born. the bloody mary, a brunch staple for when you need a little hair of the dog. in 1920s as prohibition closed bars in the united states som

harry redi pushed back. >> he is standing on the platform with hate. also on the hill david jolly, who in june threw their weight behind jeb bush, angled to step the stage. >> i rise today to call on donald trump to withdraw from canned days from the white house. >> reporter: the hopefuls will be in iowa less than two months away. there was a statement condemning his remarks: for standing up and focusing america's attention on the need to secure our borders. >> he is going to israel. >> trump's controversial proposal arab americans make up a third of the population. trump's comments had dear born residents worrying about their safety. we have more from detroit. >> antonio. south-east michigan is home to 300,000 muslims, and many have been following comments made by donald trump. we spoke to some today about their actions to trump's latest statement. >> hey, buddy. >> mohammed says he doesn't have to leave his father's bakery to feel like he's understand scrutiny as a -- he's under scrutiny as a muslim. >> everyone will be scared of us because of what two people said. >> in t

david: it points to the income inequality. i will pull from carla harris.kets don't like it, but companies don't like it, either. trying to be totally transparent. the importance of transparency and being open. brendan: you see that with central bankers as well. when theyt so angry said central banks are trustworthy. they did not do what they thought they should. david: tomorrow, we will be joined by alan patrick, the ceo of brooks brothers, julian emmanuel. join us. ♪ betty: it is 10:00 in new york, .nd 11:00 a.m. in hong kong that's 11:00 p.m. in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg market. ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters here in new york, good morning. i am betty liu. oil is falling. new york's low with close in more than six years after opec crude rose to a three-year high and november. why it will continue. watch out loyal -- lower oil prices. companies and crisis management mode. plus, a new strategy from glencore. sending shares skyrocketing. volkswagen ceo talk to bloomberg as they struggle with cleansing sales. a lot happening on this thursday morni

harris and the news continues next live from london. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello for me david foster and it's 6:00 p.m., 1800 gmt wherever you are watching the al jazeera news hour. among our top stories as germany joins the fight against i.s.i.l. in syria francois hollande meets the crews leading the french offensive. a special report as we speak to young palestinians about the fears and frustrations they say are behind so many acts of violence. cameroon reveals what it believes boko haram had planned

david schuster, and live coverage continues on aljazeera after this. >> this is aljazeera america, live from new york city, and i'm tony harris, and we begin with the shooting in san bernardino, california. it is the scene we have been watching for four hours now. here is the latest, and this is what we know at this point in time. at least 14 people are dead. and at least 17 more are injured. it's all

our speaker tonight is david pietrusza, author of several award-winning books, including "1920: the year of six presidents"," rothstein," "1948 harry truman's improbable victory" and," 960" lbj vs. jfk vs. nixon, the epic campaign that formed three presidencies. he has appeared on good morning america, morning joe, the voice of america, the history channel, espn, npr, and c-span. so, would you please welcome tonight's speaker, david pietrusza. [applause] >> thank you. and thank you all for coming tonight. so glad to see such a nice crowd here. always have two excuses why a crowd doesn't show up. it's the weather, it's like either the weather is too nice or too bad. so the weather must have been right in the middle for all of you to find your way here tonight. last month i was up in hyde park at the fdr presidential library, and i had discovered when i got there that i had forgotten all my notes, left them on the kitchen counter at home. every spoke they said, don't ever bring your notes again. or maybe they said don't ever come again. i'm not sure. i'm still sorting that out in any case, since then i've gone completely noteless and

harry stopped holding her hand. >> i would have done the same thing. he's so cute. that's going to do it for us. "world news tonight with davidall of >>> breaking news tonight. a short time ago, the accused killer, hauled before the camera. after the deadly rampage in colorado. wearing a suicide prevention suit. facing charges for murdering three people at planned parenthood. what the judge told him late today. >>> the major storm hitting tonight. dangerous driving. several states, up to a foot of snow, freezing rain, winds, and it's on the move tonight. and the rescue. the woman and her dog. >>> donald trump talking about a reporter, saying he had no idea the reporter has a disability. tonight, trump taking our question. >>> after the terror in paris, president obama and nearly 150 world leaders tonight in that city. they're there on climate change, but how do you keep the city safe? >>> and, cyber monday. our business correspondent and the three eye-opening deals tonight.

harris and the news continues next live from london. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello for me david foster and it's 6:00 p.m.london, 1800 gmt wherever you are watching the al jazeera news hour. among our top stories as germany joins the fight against i.s.i.l. in syria francois hollande meets the crews leading the french offensive. a special report as we speak to young palestinians about the fears and frustrations they say are behind so many acts of violence. cameroon reveals what it believes boko haram had planned for hundreds of hostages before they were rescued. and no slow down opec to continue pumping huge amounts of oil into an already over supply in the world market. >>> i'm with the sport and one of the fifa presidential candidates dispense the world governing body over the latest rounds of arrest and rual madrid kicked off after fielding an ineligible player. ♪ germany is the latest country to take on a direct role in the battle against islamic state of iraq and the levante in syria. crucially though it will be a noncombat mission. politicians in germany voted to send the maximum of 1200 soldiers and

david muir, ladies and gentlemen. >> now we want to get to the real expert, dan harris over here for the other headlines. >> good morning. we want to start with the two earthquakes that hit the west coastover night. the first was a 4.4 magnitude quake in southern california. it happened near san bernardino. at least 14 aftershocks have been reported and a 4.9 british columbia. no reports of any significant damage. also this morning, there are new concerns about oil and gas drilling in oklahoma after four earthquakes hit that state in one day. the shaking tuesday was enough to force mirrors off walls and bottles off store shelves. about 4,000 customers lost their power. >>> authorities in turkey say they have foiled a plot by isis in ankara. police say they found suicide vests armed with bombs during a raid on a home there. two suspects now in custody. >>> and u.s. military is accusing iran of test firing rockets near american straights in the strait of hormuz. they came within 1500 yards reportedly of the "uss harry truman." these actions were called highly provocative and only gave 23 minutes' notice. >>> new tensions

david mariness. "once in a great city, a detroit city" as well as "first in his class". three days of non-fiction books and authors on c-span 2. television for serious readers. >>> coming up next, harry truman's eldest grandson welcomes an atomic bomb survivor to the presidential library in independence, missouri for the presentation of a rare paper crane. the crane was folded by a dying 12 year old girl named sadako sasaki who was 2 when the atomic bomb was dropped. when she developed leukemia, she put her hope in a japanese legend that promised one wish in exchange for 1,000 origami cranes. her death in 1955 inspired children around the world to fold the cranes and send them to her memorial in hiroshima. we'll hear from clifton truman daniel and sadako's brother. this was hosted by the truman library and is just under an hour. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i i'm kurt graham, and it is my great pleasure to welcome you here for a wonderful program. it's always great to see people here and all the wonderful things going on. but we're particularly delighted to have you here this evening for a program we think you'll enjoy. we've had a wonderful day. we've been the recipients o

harry in south africa today drawing attention to anti poaching efforts. he attended briefing at national park where the majority of poachers. just ahead in 7 sports can david price get along with david ortiz. a look at the red sox newest million dollar man. breaking records here. heartwarming holiday reunion. police track down a family's dog one year after it was stolen. periods of rain. drizzle, mist, school, raw day. forecast for the middle of the >>> a dog in indiana bringing holiday cheer. this is elvina. 155-pound dog who is also a bell ringer for the salvation army. his owner said he brings in quite a lot of donation when he's on duty. alvin also visits nursing home and hospitals in order to cheer people up. just a big little teddy bear there. i couldn't tell. did you see him hitting it. >> it was on cue too. through the day we have on and off rain. at time it will be more persistent. i think moving forward moving into the afternoon there's one large area of heavy rain. not heavy but not patchy like we seen. this rain begins to overtake new england around noon today. and through the afternoon. i think through the evening commute. we'll have a rainy d

david schuster reports. >> eternal god, our helper, as a tragic pattern or insane violence, continues to bring pain to our nation. >> in the u.s. senate just moments after the opening prayer harry reed chambers democratic lead took the microphone and pleaded for new gun control measures. >> they should be able to walk into a gun shop and buy a gun? of course not. >> there is no evidence that would have stopped the shooters in san bernardino. >> congress is accomplice sit in these mass murderers. /too many guns and too few restrictions. we have to take basic steps that would make it harder not impossible, but harder for individuals to get access to weapons. >> hillary clinton the leading democratic candidate spoke thursday in new hampshire. >> there are sensible gun safety measures. that we need to be finally taking. >> leads the polls is also drawing a connection. >> radical islamic terrorism. and i tell you what, we have a president that refuses to use the term. he refuses to say, there's something going on with him, that we don't know about. >> chris christie is going even further. >> we need to come to grips with the idea that we are in the midst of the next world war. >> bu

david is a reporter with "the press enterprise." thank you very much. we're back with the panel, lenny depaul, chris, art roderick and harry. what are you most interested in learning in terms of the details you heard that stand out to you and what do you need to know? >> the key part is there is a third suspect there is more police activity somewhere, not quite sure what that means. they would be following up on leads of the two individuals or one individual they have on the ground there that they had taken out earlier but motive is going to be the key here. if there is two or three individuals involved in this, what is their motive? criminal which we heard from pamela brown, criminal or dem me -- domestic terrorism. it's easy to have two or three shooters involved in this type of activity without some reason for doing it. >> chris, how much preparation do you think an attack like this needs to have or would have had? >> well, you know, we don't know the details of the attack but you can tell by the equipment they were carrying and the way they pulled this off that this had to have -- they had to have military training or t

as harry just said, the day after christmas is when you rush to the stores to get your returns -- is that what we're talking about? >> yes, the official day. >> suddenly i'm thinking you're not davidll us about the weather as people rush to the malls. >> yes, okay, let's talk about road conditions. generally today, tomorrow and on into monday we're looking at pretty good road conditions, light showers in the forecast for today. tomorrow you'll probably have the air conditioner on your in car, at least the windows down. it will be mild, warm, hot for this time of year tomorrow. and then on monday, some showers are possible, mainly later in the day. still for the most part, roads should remain okay. damp road conditions out there early this morning, fog in the shenandoah valley, elsewhere, fog really not an issue impacting visibility. i'm just not seeing that. temperatures coming in in the upper 50s right now. 59 in washington as well as manassas, 55 for those of you in gaithersburg and with skycast 4, notice the temperatures throughout the day today, we really don't move too much. we'll fall a few degrees and then we'll hang out in the 50s throughout the day for the most part, most

rating and that was harry truman who left of course from quite a blogger and some schooling was thought of as perhaps one of the greatest presidents largely to revision and largely due to david mccullough. consequently there was some discussion with in bush circles that long-term history will prove this out. look at truman as an example. i'm curious what the panel thinks of not only the font that bush's legacy will evolve over time what you think ultimate it will land up on? >> i think that bush's legacy will evolve. i think that, what did he leave, 19% approval rating? it's gone up now a little bit, that what, time heals all wounds to some extent. and that the bush legacy will is the war in iraq. so the question is, at i don't see that changing right now, has the war in iraq, have we as a society move past the war in iraq? added don't think we have. i think the bush legacy, as much of the talk about the faith-based initiatives and would talk about some of the other things that happened in the bush administration, george w. bush, the only thing that points are a big part of george w. bush's legacy is barack obama. had bushes presidency that ended so terribly, i do think the

david -- david pietrusza, author of several board winning books including 1920, the year of six presidents, the lifetimes and murder of the criminal genius who fixed the 1919 world's seas. 1948:harry truman's improbable victory and 1960:lbj versus jfk versus nixon, the epic campaign that forced three presidents. he has appeared on good morning america, morning show, a voice of america, the history channel, espn, and c-span. welcome tonight's speaker, david pietrusza. [applause] >> thank you and thank you all for coming, glad to see such a nice crowd here. two excuses why a crowd doesn't show a. either the weather is too nice too bad so is right in the middle for all of you to find your way here tonight. last month i was up in hyde park at the fdr presidential library, i discovered i had forgotten all my notes at home. after i spoke, they said never bring your notes again. or maybe they said don't ever come again. i am not sure. i am still sorting that out but in any case since then i have gone completely weaned it and it is far more exciting for myself, and jackie mason, i don't know about you or you or me, it is so invigorating. this is why i was asked downstairs where the progra

former pentagon spokesperson david gordon is looking at that and looking at a proto socktive -- provocative move on the part of the iranians firing rockets right near the uss harryn. i'm not saying just a little close, i'm talking within 1500 yards. and, j.d., that's close. what do you make of that? >> hi, neil, great to see you. i think there are two main factors at play. the first is iranian pride, the second is oil prices. iran wants to dominate the middle east, they want to show who's boss. they really want to scare us out of the region, that's why they fired the rockets so close. but there was a french frigate along with an aircraft carrier in the strait of hormuz, so i think the iranians would love to chase us away, intimidate us and our european allies -- neil: but they're not stupid enough to think they own those waters or they control those waters, are they? >> no, it's brinksmanship. it's almost like playing chicken. there is a chance there could be a miscalculation and something bad could result from that, but the second piece, neil, is oil prices because what happened is the iranians said a few days ago that they're going to focus oil exports in the

harry truman oig was less than a mile away. >>> this morning streaming service spotify has been hit with a $150 million lawsuit. david lowry of the alternative band quacker say they violate the suit seeks millions in royalties for both musicians and copyright owners. >>> it is official, 2015 the biggest money maker ever for hollywood. the north american box office taking in an record $11 billion this year. and it wasn't just "star wars" that pushed the film industry over the record. experts say there was nearly one blockbuster a month helping that bottom line out. they included "fifty shades of grey," furious seven and jurassic world, as well. >>> today the last day for kids and parents to ride the massive indoor ferris wheel at the times square toys "r" us. the store expected to close at 6:00 p.m. and a spokeswoman for toys "r" us say they are not renewing their lease. they are actively searching for a new location. 2001. word yet as to the future of the ferris wheel. that's been such a big thing for people coming to the city. i would take my own kids. so much fun. >> that's what everybody is asking about. is the ne

david. >> mary bruce in washington, mary, thanks so much. >>> it's not even 2016 yet. >> but so much more to come. >> much more to come. probably today. let's get to weekend "gma" anchor dan harris with the other top stories starting with the new terror threat as we approach the holiday. >> police in belgium arrested two people suspected of plotting an end of the year attack in brussels. they allegedly had isis propaganda and military style equipment but no weapons or explosives. belgium raised its terror threat level. >>> a security scare during president obama's vacation in hawaii. a drone was spotted flying near the president's motorcade. the secret service tracked down the man flying the drone who said he wasn't aware the motorcade was nearby. no charges will be filed. >>> a big loss in the world of music. the godfather of heavy metal has died. the ace of spades >> that's motorhead frontman lemmny kilmister singing "ace of spades" recently diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer. lemmy as he was known was 78 years owe. >>> a thrilling in monday fight football. the broncos made this field goal and bengals got their last chance but a.j. mccarron fumbled the snap. this win