where you go for tomorrow grieving over the death of scott grieving over the death of scott >>> this morning, music fans are grieving over the death of scott weiland. the former stone temple pilots frontman died in his sleep yesterday on a tour bus. after the band split, weiland went on to organize the super group velvet revolver. he had battled substance abuse problems throughout his career. scott weiland was 48. >>> the military opens the front lines to the women. protesters in minneapolis take their fight to city hall. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the minneapolis tribune reports that demonstrators had been there for 18 days. they want more information about the deadly police shooting of 24-year-old clark. protesters are demanding video of the shooting. >>> "the washington post" reports on the pentagon's decision to open all combat roles to women. the new policy opens about 220,000 military jobs to women. defense secretary ashton carter says there will be no exceptions. tanks, fire mortars, and lead infantry soldiers into combat. they will be able t

i'm still grieving. >> you're still grieving, you said?s. >> i understand that you are grieving. >> and my emotions just got over me. but i do apologize. >>, and ms. lott? ms. danielle lott? >> yes, ma'am. i'm so sorry for doing that in the courtroom. i realize that my emotions took over, and i should have never disrespected you. you are the judge. i should have respected you. this overnight stay has literally -- we was in the jail. i'm so sorry. i'm so, so sorry. >> what is it about the experience overnight in jail that has caused you to calm down today? >> i never, ever -- there was a lot of drug addicts and a lot of different type of things around me, and i just -- that's not the life i want to live, and i should have respected what you said. i have five children. i have no respect like this at all. >> i appreciate that. so at this time, i'm accepting your apologies. i think in the future if you're ever in a courtroom, you will be respectful. i'm going to give you credit for the one day served, and i'm letting you go right now. >> thank

shooters' motives and how they obtained weapons, while families of those lost in the attack start to grieve. >>> a seismic shift for the military. pentagon announces it's open all combat jobs to women. >>> and call it the motor city miracle. the green bay packers stun the detroit lions and their fans on the last play of "thursday night >> richard rodgers! >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> federal investigators are still trying to figure out what prompted the mass shooting in california that left 14 people dead. gunman syed farook had been in contact with islamic extremists on social media. he and his wife had an army of weapons and explosives. the pipe bombs police discovered at the scene, and at their home referabled the design available on the online magazine in al qaeda fire. but they say there is no official link to terrorism. chris martinez is in san bernardino. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. european diplomatic source is telling us this morning, it appears this

it can be emotional. >> san bernardino is the community that is grieving. a community that is hurting. it's in pain, and these vigils, one at the mosque and the other at the stadium show that. >> we'll take a break and be back after this. >> half a million fields will lie fallow. >> if we had another year of this severe drought, i'd say all bets are off. active shooter, there was a tendency to cordon off the area, wait for the s.w.a.t. team to >>> we heard from a police officer who was first on the scene at the san bernardino shootings yesterday, and talked about unspeakable carnage, panic, a scene that was surreal in his words. as we have told you before, they are holding a vigil at the baseball stadium in san bernardino tonight. there's a vigil at the mosque in san bernardino as well. we are starting to learn about the victims of wednesday's shooting in san bernardino. friends and family members took to social media to mourn those that lost their lives. here is what we have learnt about some of them. >> michael wetzel was a 37-year-old environmental speci

this grieving city gathered overnight.. s/ florence jackson / san bernardino county employee :04 - :07 "and i just wanna mourn with the rest of the families that lost loved ones, for both the victims, this family, all of them." searching for the strength that comes in being together.. and answers, as the shock of the last 24-hours - gives way to the painful reality here.. a reality few understand the way lt. mike madden does.. "the smell of fresh gunpowder was in the air." madden was one of the first officers on scene the morning of the attack.. s/ officer mike madden - first responder:26 - :39 "it was unspeakable the carnage that we already dead and the pure panic on the faces of individuals." those images frame the investigation that continues right now.. police and federal agents pouring over evidence pulled from the redlands home of syed farook.. and tashfeen malik.. including computers and cell phones that according to officials indicate farook "was talking with people in the us and overseas during the past year who sh

but as we move further, we grieve and deal with the situation today. >> grieving the loss of his mother, mark lewis and the rest of his family paid their respects to her. at a private wake funeral. they are also left with a tragic question of why someone would want to take her life. >> we don't have anyone on saturdays and sundays. >> saw her last in early november. when she arrived on november 9, she got no response. >> i was knocking on the door, could not get an answer. and i was very worried because >> police were called and when they entered the apartment, they found myrtle in the suspicious. >> i discovered her. she was under the table. i didn't like the way it was. >> at first, it was believed she died of natural causes. but eyewitness news learned that while her body was being prepared for burial earlier this week, here at the caribbean funeral service, a knife wound was found on the back of the neck, which police confirmed. >> there will be more details later. >> some friends were learning of the homicide investigation and find it most troubling. >> they shouldn't be afraid, yo

i'm grieving myself. when do it come to an end? i mean, when do we get answers? the deaths come after a string of police shootings and protests across the country... including chicago. boston's chief health inspector he says he's lunching at a recently re opened chipotle... as a show of confidence. nearly 140 boston college students contracted the norovirus after eating at the restaurant. inspectors point to a sick employee... not the food... as the likely cause of the outbreak. "star wars - the force awakens" wasted no time breaking box office records when it opened this month... now it has hit another milestone... earning a billion dollars in global sales faster than any film in history. the film took 12 days to hit the billion dollar mark... one day earlier than previous record holder "jurassic world." it also scored a record for christmas day box office sales on friday. many hawkeye fans are preparing to fly west for the rose bowl... but the football team has already arrived... coming up... see how th

the grieving friends and family of the victims say the officers have failed residents. cbs news correspondent don champion has the very latest. >> canned, flowers, teddy bear, where police opened fire over the weekend killing two people. >> latanya jones five a year old mother betty was one of the victims, investigators admit she was accidentally struck. >> she was innocent. she didn't do nothing. >> all she did was open the door. >> jones lived on the ground floor of the building where police responded to reports that 19 year old college student, quinn tone john lagreer acting agitated and armed with a baseball bat. officers shot him several times, he died at the hospital. his mom said he was honor student but was mentally ill. >> i used to watch the news daily and i would grieve for other family members, now today i am grieving myself. >> bullet holes are marked on the building where the shooting happened. it comes as the department faces scrutiny as part of federal civil right investigation over police practices. family members are the people killed this weekend clai

now today i'm grieving for myself.)) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) the chicago police department is already the subject of a federal civil rights investigation... this after the release of a video showing a white officer shooting a black teenager 16 times. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > louisville police are meeting with managers at an area mall after a massive brawl shut it down this weekend. it took four agengies and a police helicopter to get control of the nearly two-thousand people. to go into lockdown... shutting their gates. reports of shots fired... were never confirmed. no arrestes were made and no injuries reported. mall management are working with police to discuss ways of preventing another major disruption./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > new concerns in southern california. what has firefighters worried... it's a chilly start to the week so far... and looks to stay that way. ashley conroy has the full forecast coming up after the break. < california wildfire continues to burn... firefighters are concerned over the potent

for other mothers, other family members, and now today i'm grieving myself. when do it come to an end? i mean, when do we get answers? " the officer will be on administrative duty for 30 days, while an independent investigation is conducted. 4 people face charges in cedar falls after a series of home burglaries over the weekend. police say ny'jawon alexander, corion pursley, jacane campbell and a 17-year-old to break into 4 homes between 5 and 6:30 yesterday morning. stopping a vehicle matching an earlier description related to the case. they each face 2 counts of 2nd-degree burglary and a count of 3rd-degree burglary. presidential candidates are taking the break between holidays to campaign in a month until the iowa caucuses. forrest, i what earl wrote versus what i changed it to.... it's not a full "onslaught" on politicians expected to shake hands in eastern iowa with the caucuses 37 days away. for the republicans, new jersey chris christie and florida senator marco rubio will be in eastern iowa. christie will host a town that's before events in muscatine,

commissioner saying in a statement, we grieve and remember public servant. the taliban claimed responsibility for yesterday's attack. deadliest assault. >> nicole: donald trump attacking hick in r-rated terms. trump's referring to clint oas performance in 2008 election. even a race to obama, she was going to beat obama. i don't know who would be be worse. i don't know. how does it get worse, but she was going to be to beat -- she was favor to win. she lost. she lost. >> nicole: meanwhile senator lindsey graham is out of the presidential race. south carolina senator is not given any indication of who he would support. fox news who host second gop debate. just ahead of the state republican caucuses, make sure to tune in for the next rep debate, that'll be thursday january 14th right here on the fox business network. >> lori: arrainment hearing in north carolina. disappeared in afghanistan, you recall, held by the taliban and faces endangering of fellow soldiers. he was exchanged for five detainees in guantÁnamo bay. >> nicole: prosecutor jordan said the county

maybe he's grieving and that's his -- or maybe he's just a drug addict and grieving. >> so amorosa is originally from winthrop, but had been living in florida. he has a number of previous arrests in florida, including arrests for drugs and for larceny. we made numerous attempts to reach him tonight on his cell phone but our calls were not returned. reporting live in dorchester tonight, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> auto young family safe tonight in exeter, new hampshire. they escaped a fast-burning fire inside the historic home on oak street. flames were first spotted earlier tonight. there's major damage to the home and one firefighter was treated siding on a neighboring house melted from the heat, but the fire was contained to just the one home. >>> and we are learning more tonight about a massive house fire in bedford, new hampshire. the fire chief says the flames started in attic but grew quickly until parts of the roof had collapsed. no one was hurt. homeless including two children. at one point, 60 firefighters were on scene. they say it was a challenge to get water to the house.

i used to watch the news daily and grieve for other mothers. today i'm grieving myself.n does it end? : chicago police have apologized, admitting this tragedy was an accident. jay korff, abc 7 news. kellye: the police in rome for flyingo israelis a drone over the vatican. that has been impounded, along .ith the video and pictures the police were on the lookout for a legal street vendors and spotted a small aircraft. an alert was sent out and motorcycle cops fanned out to catch the pilot. the two men will be charged. the distinct sound of winter, sleet hitting the town of lubbock, texas. parts of the southwest have been hammered by dangerous winter storms, bringing snow and ice and shutting down major highways. they are really having a hard time out there. devon: it's insane. my favorite situations with the weather over the weekend was the bowl in el paso, texas, the sun bowl, where it snowed. kellye: not living up to the name. devon: not at all. we have had a lack of sunshine as well with the rain. we are under the cloud cover. ,he nation's capital tonight the clouds and

maybe he is grieving. or maybe he is a drug addict that's grieving. >> jessica: he was charged with larceny over $250 and one of the things trying to steal, gas powered chainsaw more than $300. i'm jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> daniel: new study released this week by drug enforcement agency who's bringing in heroin. exclusive importation into the boston area and dea says the cartel has been increasing presence in area since 2013 and trying to take control of the eastern seaboard. >> julie: this morning a erika murray of blackstone faces counts of murder. one of the charges is called infant death concealment out of wedlock and dates back to 17th 17th century colonial law and her attorney says there's no basis that only applies to unmarried women and murray accused of hiding the birth of several children keeping other was knee high. >> daniel: two local teenagers are facing charges this morning in the brutal death of a cab driver. investigators say 18-year-old alexander mills and unnamed 16-year-old shot and

. >> i use to do watch the news daily and i would grieve for other mothers and now today i'm grievingyself. >> the shooting is bringing more scrutiny to the chicago police department. both victims were black. they want rahm emanuel's office to respond. they worry shirts that say rahm failed us. >> the chicago police department is the subject right now of a federal civil rights investigation which came after the release of video showing a white officer shooting a black teenager 16 times. >>> trying to determine what sparked this fire in southeast washington this morning in southeast. it took crews only a few minutes to put out the flames and no one was hurt in this. we are working to find out the identity of a man killed at the intersection of walker mill road and water ford drive in capital heights. police believe the driver was trying to take a left turn when it ran into that all terrain vehicle throwing the man and his daughter from the atv. >>> he is one of the most popular players of the washington nationals and now he is fending off accusations of a possible doping zimmerman's at

. >> the sights and sounds of grieving on display in this southern california community. as we learn more about the suspects who abruptly took them in wednesday's shooting rampage. >> they could have done another attack. >> reporter: 12 unexploded bombs similar to this one in an al qaeda publication found in the young couple's home. one neighbor said his wife had become suspicious. >> she had noticed they had been receiving quite a few packages in a short amount of time. they were actually a lot of work in the garage. >> reporter: the fbi is treating the investigation of farook and his wife tashfeen malik as the potential case of terrorism. undisputed is the tragedies of the families of those killed. ryan raid lost his partner. >> the world will suffer. >> reporter: michael wetzel is grieving. >> there are 6 kids who lost their father. >> jennifer falicino clings to her last embrace from her husband nicholas. >> i got an extra hug and kiss, so i'm holding on to that. >> reporter: the fbi is looking for connections between farook and two individuals in the u.s. who may hav

. >> do not weep nor grieve nor be irresolute. his grace will protect you. >> yet when it comes to the details of mary's life, the bible says very little. the new testament mentions her just 12 times. >> mary magdalene is remarkable. there's so few mentions of her in the gospels, but they're so central to the story of jesus. and they've filled our imagination for centuries. >> in reality, many of our ideas about mary are no more than myth. perhaps the most enduring one is that she is a fallen woman, a prostitute saved by jesus from a life of sin. >> she's very often seen as an extremely seductive, erotic -- erotically charged woman. >> 2,000 years on, it has become hard to separate legend from fact in the story of her life. who was mary really? where do these myths come from? and what is the truth about her relationship with jesus? the myth that mary was actually a prostitute stems from one key event described in the gospel of luke. >> let's set the scene. jesus has been invited to lunch at the house of simon the pharisee. >> and

i'm grieving myself. when do it come to an end? i mean, when do we get answers? " the officer will be on days, while an independent investigation is conducted. in texas, crews are assessing damage today after deadly tornadoes ripped through the dallas suburbs. the national weather service says an ef-4 tornado hit garland last night. another tornado - and ef-3 - hit in nearby rowlett. the storms killed at least 11 people, while also tearing up homes and buildings in their paths. " we pray and support those who have had their homes destroyed and their lives turned upside down " meanwhile, other parts of texas and a good portion of new mexico are dealing with a massive blizzard this weekend. the storm has dumped up to 21 inches of snow in some areas. chris, we'll have some snow tomorrow - but nothing like that in the southwest? stay with your 24 hour news clouds will thicken through the night, as temperatures fall into the mid 20s. by 6 am, light snow and sleet will be possible from highway 30 south. by the

he said there's grieving going on. >> very sad moment in our family. we're going to give him some time to grieve and put the pieces back together. >> try not to talk a it, but talking about it is part of the healing process. one of the 12 steps. >> he's not supposed to that funny as well. >> he's got a good sense of humor as well. don't worry, chris will be showing off his sexy side. he's the new face of the sw watch company tag heuer. >> people are trying to guess who will be the last woman to pose for "playboy." tomorrow we're breaking the news. inside the final nude issue. who will be the last celebrity cover girl? >> the first was marilyn monroe, another iconic blond. what does that mean toyou? >> we're where the blond bombshell revealing herself tomorrow on "e.t." >> i'll tell you this, they are going out with a bang. they picked a great one end with. >> can't wait to show you who it is. they start with an icon and stop with an icon. >> they sh kardashian, angelina jolie and miley cyrus and other stars bruised and beaten like they're the victims o

maybe he is grieve maybe he is grieving. and that's his -- or maybe he is just a drug addict who is grieve grieving. >> reporter: from here amoroso be booked. coming up in the next half hour, the big ticket item he is here. live in dorchester, jessica reyes, fox25 news. the dan very teen murder trial will visit important sites in the case testimony will continue in the phillip chris imtrial. -- phillip chism. the grandfather testified to the history of mental illness. one of chism's friend spoke of his behavior few days before ritzer was killed. >> i thought it was strange. i knew him as a very excited person. very outgoing. talking to us a lot. getting to know us. and then all of a sudden he just got quiet. >> phillip chism did not look at anyone as they testified and in the afternoon he asked to go back to his cell rather than attend a midday motion hearing. this afternoon, jurors will visit the scene of the dan very high school. dan very schools have a halfday to students will not be there. >> reporter: the convicted mara

ri t now this community is grieving the death of a man so many here called friend. an american flag flies proudly at sergeant joseph lem's home. down the street, bittersweet memories and disbelief fill the barb shop in west harrison. >> he was a goodman. >> sergeant lam would often sit in this chair for a haircut. he considered him not just a client but a friend. it was a tearful moment two years ago when lam returned from afghanistan to surprise his wife for a sing-along night. >> people had tears in their eyes. ain, and he was happy because this was his last tour. >> reporter: from westchester to the bronx, detective lam worked at the borough most recently at the 5 precinct. >> he was a class a good guy. >> here at berino's market, the staff grew to know and respect sergeant lam. they would even send him special things from their shop. >> things that would remind him of home. >> reporter: this picture showing his appreciation for the bronx market now hangs inside barino's market. >> there was nothing that guy didn't do for us. >> reporter: these grieving communiti

unlikely bond whether this young student decided to break down the stigma of mental illness and a grieving mother turned the loss of her only child into change. >> the reality is that my son died by suicide. he was a student there and hopefully he will be the last student at penn to die by suicide. that's the goal. let's make timothy hamlet the last student at u penn to die by suicide. >> the result of their class collaboration, the timothy hamlet foundation. the ability to schedule appointments online, things not available to katherine's son. >> we have not called down. we would think these things happen, and people move on, people have not moved on. >> students delivered the names of u penn's suicide victims including timothy. >> this is the center of campus. this is the through way through which everyone passes. the silent march had a lot of power. people aren't speaking march through the center of campus. everyone was affected by this issue. every one we passed by, silenced. they are not confidence confidant enough to talk about it. >> "america tonight" repeatedly requested interviews

. >> i used to watch the news daily and would i grief for other -- grieve for others, other mothers and now today i'm grieving myself. >> the laterrest incident coming com among protests, including december of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald, shot by jason mcdonald 16 times in 2014. >> when is the mayor going to step up? when is he going to tech -- step up? because we can't get no help with the police. >> being investigation whether the chicago police used force appropriately. for them the question has already been answered. anna anna >> authorities were alerted to a boat theft in forth myers beach florida. trying to ram into the sheriff's boat and then fled. 20 hours speeds of over 70 miles per hour. as the boat approached international waters, the coast guard was called in. small both crew and the coast guard cutter william trump. that's the boat that finally stopped the boat on christmas morning, 345 mimes chase and ended up about 65 miles off the northwest tip of cuba and about 125 miles east of cancun mexico. >> these folks that were taking part in the elicit activity they weren't goin

and now today i'm grieving myself. >> the family members in both shootings were sure to say that they failed us, cutting it short to deal with the mounting criticism from their shooting. >>> still to come at 6:00, the gloves come off between clinton and trump. >>> details on the battle over the sexism and what donald trump is saying about the former president bill clinton. >>> plus, they are claiming the major victory in their battle against isis. >>> look at these temperatures. the temperature difference between today and just 24 hours ago. it is 24 degrees colder right now downtown. 21 degrees colder in new york and philly. we'll come back and talk about that yellow weather alert tomorrow morning and which truck brand do you think offers best in class hd towing, best v8 horsepower, and has this year's motor trend truck of the year? ram. chevy. what do you think? the ford. here's the answer. that's the chevy silverado hd, the chevy silverado, and the chevy colorado. chevy, chevy, chevy. or trade up to this silverado all star and get a total value of ten thousand dollars when you fina

i would grieve for other mothers, other family members. and now today i'm grieving myself. >> reporter: the latest incident comes amid protests over a string of deadly police shootings including the death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald, shot by officer jason van dyke 16 times in october of 2014. >> when is the man going to step up? when is he going to step up? because we can't get no help with the police. >> reporter: the justice department is already investigating whether chicago police used deadly force appropriately. the families of betty jones and quintonio lagreer say for them the question has already been answered. anna warner, cbs news, chicago. >>> off the coast of florida the holiday weekend began with a wild boat chase. julianna goldman has this story. >> reporter: the high-speed chase began early christmas eve when authorities were alerted to a boat theft in ft. myers beach, florida. the men tried to ram into the sheriff's boat and then fled, skimming across the gulf of mexico for nearly 20 hours at speeds of over 70 miles per h

it says: "our family is not sure what to say as we grieve the loss of our son. we are thankful for the support of the police and sheriff's departments and the entire cedar valley community for the many ways everyone came together to support our family during this difficult time." it was an interesting day weather-wise here in eastern iowa. meteorologist kyle kiel who's tracking wind and rain. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: yeah we've had quite a windy day out there today. gusts have been between 40 and 50 miles per hour. fortunately the winds are starting to die down across the kwwl viewing area. here are the current wind speeds. and here are the current wind gusts. we will continue to see satellite and radar show the rain moving out of the area, and the clouds are clearing too. we'll see some high clouds track in later. temperatures right weekend. we have some big changes on the way, especially later in the weekend where we have quite a bit of rain. details

jinah gray has more toniit.25 nat singing bernardino came together to grieve tonight. for the 14 moms, dads, sons and daughters who were killed, for the 21 people rt or clinging to life. for the children and families affected by the worst shooting lighting, president obama said the nation grieves with them. (sot / president obama) "their loss is our loss too. we're all one aaerican family.. a search of the suspects home and car turned up thousands of rounds of ammunition, assault rifles, handguns, pipe bombs andtools to mke ieds. but investigators say it is still to soon to determine a possible motive for the massacre. tonight, the first officer to respond to the scene described his horror. (sot / officer mike madden - carnage that we were seeing, the peopope injured or alleady dead and the pure panic on the faces of individuals survivors also recounted their stories. (sot / patrick baccari / rvivor :xx - :xx) "i laid on my floor and put my feet against the door and i had community here wants to know why - and how a quiet,hard-working man who recently became a father -

. >>> the grieving san bernardino county came together, once again, to heal and grieve. some attendies lit candles for each one of the 14 victims killed. >> light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not over come it. >> as that community continues to heal, investigators revealing more about the husband and wife terror team responsible for that massacre. this new photo shows tashfeen malik arriving in the u.s. both were radicalized and had been for some time. authorities tracked their movements in the day before the attacks and found he did target practice just before the shooting rampage. as the investigation continues, more survivors are giving their first-hand accounts of the terror that happened inside the conference room. >> just endless. never seemed to stop. constant gunfire. in another chilling twist, authority disclosed that a year before the rampage they underwent active shooter training in that same conference room where he and his wife opened fire. not clear if farook attended that training session. >> our coverage will continue at nbcbayar nbcbayarea.

a grieving community tells stories of love, and strength, as it tries to heal. the ie . >>> a grieving community telling stories of love and strength as it tries to heal. the stories behind the victims of san bernardino revealed for the first time. >>> and searching for an explanation of the unexplainable. relatives of syed farook tell authorities he is not radical, just a bad person. >>> plus, reaction to tragedy here at home. oakland city leaders immediately pick up measures to tighten gun laws. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good friday morning. thank you for joining us. >> i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. let's go to kari hall with the weather. >> it's mostly clear skies now with the weather system that we had yesterday continues to move away from the bay area. slick roads are possible with you will a of the rain we had and now temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s heading up to near 60 degrees for most of us while the peninsula in san francisco as well as parts of the east bay are in the upper 50s and 60s in

the ie . >>> a grieving community telling stories of love and strength as it tries to heal.rdino revealed for the first time. >>> and searching for an explanation of the unexplainable. relatives of syed farook tell authorities he is not radical, just a bad person. >>> plus, reaction to tragedy here at home. oakland city leaders immediately pick up measures to tighten gun laws. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good friday morning. thank you for joining us. >> i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. let's go to kari hall

when you are grieving you have little energy. it is hard work to lean into your feelings and create the new normal without that person in your life. -- hci? how do you work with amanda the panda? guest: we just brought them into the pan under our umbrella. we absorbed them. we are able to support the entire lifespan from children, families, patients who might be a little bit older. their spouses and things like that. mollie: give us some tips on how we can get through this next month with coping. i know there are some suggestions for all of us. guest: the primary suggestion is to plan ahead and have a good communication. sometimes we don't know what's important to one person is first tradition or what they want to do for the holiday. they can be very different from someone else. and especially children. they don't always tell us unless we ask. " what are some things you are looking forward to and because we don't have as much energy we can let go or new traditions we can come up with?" mollie: talk about feelings as guest: it's i

but nasa is sticking to the goal of sending a human to mars. >>> a grieving widow is getting answers and money. the federal government is now responding to this local woman. >> vicky nguyen is with us now with more. >> reporter: the final chapter in a tragic story for a woman who took on the united states postal service and got the agency to change its 911 rules and then took on the office of workers' compensation. we are happy to report she has finally found justice. >> he would be proud of me. >> reporter: tears of joy in the wake of her husband's death. last week we aired this report detailing how the office of workers' comp twice denied her claim for death benefits. the claim was reopened and reviewed and now approved. >> what? it was amazing. it was -- it was as if they had watched the tv show, the newscast the night before and they reacted to it. >> reporter: more than a year and a half after her husband sam died during a his shift at this postal facility in oakland, the government is agreeing to pay her family a portion of sam's annual salary every year. >> this is the first t

. >> a grieving city gathered searching for strength in the wake of the massacre. >> the light shines in the darkness. >> as this community mourns, we are learning more about the couple that carried out the attack. this new photo shows tashfeen malik with syed rizwan farook at u.s. in 201 4 4. >> we have learned and believe both individuals were radicalized for sometime. >> they are searching for evidence in kilo cases across the area and try to recreate the shooting scene here where 14 were killed and 21 injured. nbc news learned that farook visited this range days before the attack. the facility turned over surveillance to the fbi. >> he was walking towards the middle of the room. i mean it was -- it was all very fast. >> reporter: we're hearing more from survivors inside the center as the shots rang out. >> it seemed endless. never seemed to stop. >> reporter: replaced now by a constant fear, and emptiness. >> as an organization, we are strong. we will bond together. we will make it through this very, very difficult time. >> reporter: those minutes and survivors and this grieving c

. >> reporter: rob, there is so much grieving here. he worked in some of the toughest neighborhoods in new york city. he worked in the warren squad out of this police building here. this is the 5-0. the 50th police precinct station in the bronx. as you can see, purple and black bunting hangs over the doorway. it's what happened overseas, an attack by a suicide bomber in afghanistan that took his life. he was one of six american soldiers who died monday. a 15 year veteran of the nypd. he also served in the national guard. there was an emotional reunion back in 2013, a reunion filled with tears of joy when detective lamb surprised his wife and two children when he returned home to west chester county. they hadn't seen him in ten months. in that ainack overseas he and others were walking through a village when a suicide bomber on a motorcycle drove into them. a yatement from the nypd commissioner, bill bratton, said that he epitomized the selflessness we can only strive for putting his country and his city first. we grieve and we remember