i think they are in naples florida. >> still. >> what do you mean just. >> it isn't just flying to naples, florida. >> parasailing, and whatever else. >> geese, all right. >> bite my head off. >> don't be jealous of her too. >> you cannot go all the way to saint bart's. >> calm down, everybody. >> she's lovely. i like alyssa. >> so is there such a thing as facebook envy. >> absolutely. >> do you agree. >> it brings out evil owe emotions in me. i just said i hated alex holley you love her. >> i'm just jealous. >> it does make me want to plan a vacation though. >> yes. >> do you see that and like i'm going. >> i need to do some stuff. i want to plan something warm. i want to get away. >> my stomach hurts. >> it is christmas card you watch everyone's wonderful life, and then their pictures. >> they only put good stuff on facebook. >> it is true. >> you know, what i got yesterday, got some christmas cards in my mailbox. one of my friends did the newsletter. >> oh, boy. >> i like it. >> i don't care. it is like three pages. >> every in of the year what happened. >> my daughter holley now doing

my grandmother, also from naples arrived in march 1909 on the "romantic."icans have stories like mine. now you are newly naturalized citizens. you'll have your own journey to share. here at the national archives, we have over 12 billion pages of records. becoming american citizens now makes you a part of the national archives. your naturalization records will be part of our holdings. and some day your descendants will search our records to discover your history. here, history comes to life. we house the tangible reminders of where we have been, how far we have come, and what is possible for each and every american. each record, large and small, is a representation air greater story, many of which are still being told today in daily life. the national archives tells everyone's story. and now your story. congratulations. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. ferriero. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome deputy secretary of the department of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas. >> mr. president, my fellow americans, congratulations. this is a special day in your l

next up my favorite part is the of been imported from naples made from volcanic rock they cook at 1,000 one minute. 60 seconds later you have hot pizza. year captive far from a -- from the. >>. [laughter] try it. >> it is warm. >> i heated up for you. >> christmas tree fires you hear about them every year ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> hi, everyone, i'm fox 29 chief meteorologist scott williams. get ready for some of the coldest air of the season. we're talking winds of change and a weekend winter chill with wind chills saturday in the 20s and 30s but christmas records are possible. so it's going to be a colder day on saturday. temperatures top out around 43 degrees. 46 on is you day. but look at wednesday and thursday of next week. upper 60s. we'll update this at 8:00 a.m. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cance

police believe he used an alias to buy a bus ticket to naples, florida a month later. back in 2009, police told us they thought he may still be in florida. 3 the victim's family also asked "america's most wanted," for help... but aroche has never been caught. live in hendersonville, lauren brigman news 13 3 3 we have 3 continuing coverage this morning of the damage from the flooding in asheville yesterday. once the waters receded, mud coated businesses along the old charlotte highway in east asheville. asheville paint and powder- coat was one of the hardest hit. in some spots, flood water lines are six feet high. the water was so high that a dumpster floated over a fence. 3 thomas finger, asheville paint & powdercoat: "we've got like two inches in our warehouse, but everything was in pallets, so all the material is okay. we're just kind of vacuuming the water out of the floor." the last time asheville paint and powder-coat flooded was 23 years ago. that flood did not cause this much damage. 3 3 the flooding also left quite a mess in biltmore village. once the waters we

a driver shared this video of the plane on route 41 south of naples. no one was hurt. the faa says the pilot was a flight student and the only person on board. >>>up next, new jersey's bear hunt is back in business. but is this hunt really necessary? >>> plus, the new york state trooper who shot and captured one of the convicted killers who escaped an upstate prison reveals how this impacted him. this be a deadly stretch of road? parents say it's responsible for their teen's death. but is anything done to make it >>> bears have caused a lot of concern in new jersey in recent months. >> this week bear hunters are fanned out for a state mandated hunt. and this week they're covering new territory. >> reporter: a record number of bear permits have been sold this year, more than 8200 people want the chance to hunt for bear this week. the bear hunt itself has also expanded, with more than 600 square miles of land south of person. >> reporter: a couple dozen protesters screamed at hunters on the first day of the bear hunt. joseph shot a 260 pound bear, his first after years o

had only been in the mountains a few months.police believe he used an alias to buy a bus ticket to naples, florida a month later.back in 2009, police told us they believed he may still he in florida. 3 ((lauren live))if the accused killer is still in the u-s but using a false name... authorities say it makes him hard to find.live in hendersonville, lauren brigman news 13 3 3 3 suspects are on the run and deputies need your help tracking them down. in this morning's fugitive files, we are teaming up with the transylvania county sheriff's office. joining us is captain kevin creasman.. thanks for being here. who are we looking for? first we are looking for mitchell owen... a white male. he is 5 foot 10... 230 pounds. he is wanted for possession of a schedule two arrest. next we are looking for michael jones he's a 46 year old male... 5 foot 10... 175 pounds. he is wanted for conspiring to manufactire meth... possession /distribution of meth prescursor. finally we are trying to locate matthew hinton a 41 year old male. he is 6 foot 3... 170 pounds. he is wanted for maintaining a vehicle or dw

police believe after the murder police believe he used an alias to go to naple, florida. police believe he could still be florida. this case gained national attention after the victim's family reaeaed out to america's most wanted for 2009 but the accused murderer has never been captured. recording live in hendersonville, lauren brigman, news 13. >>holly: we are teaming up with the transylvania county have captain kevin gleeson, thank you for coming in. what's the top 12? >> david michael taylor junior, a white male, five foot 6" tall, 130 pounds. he is 35 years old, has blond hair and green eyes. he is wanted by the u.s. marshal's office for probation violation. >>> next we are looking for crystal mckenney barnes. she is a white female. she is five foot 2" tall, 125 pounds. she is 40 years old. she has black hair, hazel eyes, and she is wanted for 8 counts of failure to appear. >>> and last, we are looking for scott jason mcoklahomas, he is a white male, 6 feet tall, 155 pounds. he has brown hair and blue eyes. and he isn't whatted for probation violation. >>holly: if you

steves: no taste of naples is complete without a pizza. antica pizzeria da michele is a favorite.in just the right combination of fresh dough, mozzarella, and tomatoes in traditional woodburning ovens, this restaurant is considered by many the birthplace of pizza. they brag it takes several years of practice to get the dough just right. catering to pizza purists, the menu is brief -- just two kinds. marinara comes with tomato sauce, oregano, and garlic -- no cheese. margarita celebrates the unification of italy. named after the first italian queen, it comes with the colors of the italian flag -- red tomatoes, white mozzarella cheese, and a garnish of green basil. italians who come to the states are not impressed by thick and fancy pizzas. judging from the enthusiasm of those munching these hot and tasty pies, what really matters is not the quantity of ingredients, but the quality. ♪ >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written, if music were religion, then memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. you are here. with greyhounds. ♪ there are times ♪ when i can'

. >>> meanwhile, the unthinkable will be happening south near naples. pizza makers will have to turn off their wood-burning ovens for three months. >> what? >> yes, to help combat the pollution problem there as well. so no pizza. >>> parts of northern england are under watter this morning. heavy rains caused historic flooding over the weekend. it drove people from their homes. raging water washed away part of an old mill and a pub. it sat on that river for over 200 years. today, britain's prime minister david cameron plans to tour that

. ♪ >> born and raised during a turbulent period in korea's naples has emerged as one of the leadingrtists of her generation. she walks across a wide -- she variety ofs a wide mediums and never won to shy big philosophical questions, her work can be perplexing, groundbreaking and beautiful. [speaking foreign language] >> a brilliant idea. powered by... >> gloria stein no, ma'am is here. inspiration to generations of women and men. she has led an extraordinary and adventuresm and writing. my life on the road, her first in more than 20 years. it reflects on her decades of traveling and championing right. in 2013, she received the presidential medal of freedom obama.esident i am pleased to have her. >> any reward you have not received? >> oh, tons, i'm sure. and the presidential medal of depends on the president you get it from. ha ha! have been given it by another president? >> well, fortunately, henry who probably has damaged more women's lives than any being --gle human >> the congressman from illinois -- >> right. given a medal of freedom. so it meant a lot to me, because obama. fro

that anti-pollution drive causing the unthinkable in a town near naples. pizza makers will have to turn off their wood-burning stoves for three months. >> i can't believe it. >> i don't know what they'll do. >>> meanwhile, a different kind of weather misery across the pond in northern england. historic flooding caused by torrential rains. the raging water washing away part of an old mill and pub. it sat there for about 200 years. now that bridge is in danger of >>> coming up on 6:00, we'll have an update on breaking news we've been following from brooklyn. one person is dead and another person is missing after a raging fire. >>> and a car slams through the front of a door. we'll tell you what caused this. >>> and if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. keep watching, download the news 4 new york app on your mobile device. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for

. >> reporter: the youngest of nine children, he grew up in jersey before moving to naples to care for a sick grandmother. the outbreak of the second world war kept them in italy until 1945. back in new york, at 15, james shined shoes on the street before apprenticing for a cobbler in midtown. >> i saw the whole world come through that shop. >> reporter: he came the seventh of his brothers to fight for this country. when he returned in 1957, he opened this business across the street from his current shop on lexington avenue. >> now here's another thing. >> reporter: six decades of prolonging the lives of shoes the families here. >> he had a sandwich eating. but he was dead. he couldn't believe it. he walked in and the guy has a sandwich. i said to myself i don't want to be that way like die in the shop. >> reporter: on saturday, james is retiring, selling his shop and moving to vegas to live with his sons. he leaves behind machines, manufactured in the '20s, a shop stained with shoe polish and a heap of well worn metal tools. he doesn't drink, plans to give presents of wine and whiskey

their ancestors have been doing it in naples for 200 years. their own winery and vineyard near their home in the small town of northport on long island. but not everybody is happy about it. norwood elementary school is next door. >> our weekends won't be quiet. there will be cars, limousines traveling over here and over there. there's going to be a lot of drinking obviously. it's a winery. >> reporter: the northport school district says it continues to work with legal counsel and communicate with town and state officials to determine the best possible outcome that would maintain the welfare of the students. jake has offered to plant a line of trees to create a barrier on the property. he bought it in 2012 with intentions of developing it, but hopes to preserve the land and make the farmhouse into a tasting room. >> also to add a 2,000 square foot addition, which will be the winery processing area for us to make the wine. of the premises so people can enjoy the view. >> the property has been designated as protected farmland. the family hopes to share it with the community soon. >> we'

larry is in naples, florida. >> i would like for you to comment on the week decision that brought about the verdict. i think the supreme court starting with weeks going all the way up to mapp was the start of judicial activism. i would like for you to address that and that it has led us where we are now, is that not correct? much. thanks very as the start of judicial activism? >> i think the court was certainly a more activist court than previous courts have been in the liberal direction. i think the court was seen as starting the criminal procedure revolution and created a number of cases that expanded the right to criminal defendants. i wouldn't say it's fair to say all of the decisions out of that court expanded rights. it's a number of significant decisions that significantly curtailed rights of civil defendants in ways that have repercussions to this day much to the unwinding of civil liberties we see in future courts, they find their footing in language from the warren court. susan: senator patrick leahy is the senior democrat in the senior judiciary committee. we spoke to him and

a confession to the drawback of being pope was not being able to go out for pizza prompted a naples pizzamaker to deliver one to the pope mobile. he paid him back by going to where the law feared to tread. and a phrase, corrupt society stinks. as spring came to the vatican, he was in full bloom, canonizing saints from what was 19th century palestine bolstered cristians of the middle east. displeased israel. his signature moment of the year was a clarion call for action on environment. and he took the message to the major seats of power, starting with the white house, where he made his first ever speech in english. >> i can grateful for your welcome welcome. >> pope francis of the holy see. >> the first ever address by a pope to a giant meeting of congress and managed to both please and disconcert politicians on both sides of the political spectrum. his reasoned and calm delivery. >> in our own quiet way sustain the life of society. >> was such a stark contrast to normal political dialogue in washington that it had hundreds of viewers tweeting along the lines of, congress, listen to this man. i

cbs' most popular television judge bought a new lakefront mansion in naples, florida for almost 9 million dollars and is selling a condo in the city that she bought in 2005 for nearly 7 millionthe beachfront penthouse is listed at 11 million dollars.that's your eye on entertainment, chris martinez, cbs news, los geles. 3 here's what we're talking morning... the long weekend is over, a lot of us are back at work. what did you get for christmas this year?christmas this year?3 3 3 still to come... low - speed vehicles are on their way to being allowed on city streets in los angeles and new york. we'll look at one community where they've over.it's now (time) ) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and morning news are all ahead. siouxland news at sunrise.3 3 "this is siouxland news at sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'i'jacob cat taylor.3 3 the popularity of low - speed electric vehicles are on the rise with senior citizens. these popular modes of transportation have been around for the a while... but nowadays senior

. >> larry is in naples, florida. hi, larry. >> caller: i would like for you to comment starting in weeks decision, which the police could do no wrong. and i think the supreme court, starting with weeks going all the way up to mapp was the start of judicial activism. i'd like for you to address that and then mapp was to the states the 14th amendment which has led us to where we are now. is that not correct? >> was this scene as the start of you dish activism? >> so i think that the court was certainly a more activist court than previous courts had been in the liberal direction. and so i think that the warren court was seen as starting the criminal procedure revolution and created a number of cases that expanded the rights of criminal defendants. i would not say it is fair to say that all of the decisions out of that court expanded rights. i think there were a number of very significant decisions out of that court that significantly curtailed the rights of criminal defendants in ways that have repercussions to this cas

my grandmother, also from naples, arrived in 1909 on the "romantic." have stories like mine. now you are newly naturalized citizens. you'll have your own journey to share. here at the national archives, we have over 12 billion pages of records. becoming american citizens now makes you a part of the national archives. your naturalization records will be part of our holdings. and some day your descendants will search our records to discover your history. here, history comes to life. we house the tangible reminders of where we have been, how far we have come, and what is possible for each and every american. each record, large and small, is a representation air greater story, many of which are still being told today in daily life. the national archives tells everyone's story. and now your story. congratulations. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. fario. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome deputy secretary of the department of homeland security, alejandro majorcas. [ applause ] >> mr. president, my fellow americans, congratulations. this is a special day in y

aboard the ship commonwealth in march, 1903, and my grandmother, antonia giorgio, also from naples, arrived in march of 1909 on the romantic. many americans have stories like mine. now you are -- new you, our newly naturalized citizens, will have your own journey oto share. here at the national archives we have over 12 billion pages of records. becoming american citizens make you now part of the nabblear kentuckys. your naturalization becomes part of our holdings and someday your desen dabts will search our records to discover your history. here history comes to life. we have tangible reminders of where we have been, how far we possible. nd what is the national archives tells everyone's story and now your story. congratulations. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome deputy secretary of the department of homeland security, lejandro mallorca. [applause] >> mr. president. my fellow americans. congratulations. this is a special day in your lives, ands a an equally special day in the life of our nation. your identity will from this day forward be shaped by the united states citizenship

places like naples, florida, richmond, virginia, raleigh, north carolina, also saw a record high as we so really unseasonably warm temperatures. tomorrow here in new york, we could hit another high. expected to get back up near 66 degrees. so we could see another record. to put it all in perspective of just how warm this december has been, if the forecast holds out through the end of the year, december will not have had a freezing day. that's the first time that has happened since they began keeping records. >> unbelievable. i have to keep reminding myself that it's actually december. all right, kristin dahlgren, thank you, appreciate it. >>> we want to turn now to some travel. while many of you are return from holiday trips, some of you may be planning a getaway. for some tips on last-minute travel deals, our guest joins us from santa barbara, california. thank you for being here. >> pleasure to be here. >> we know obviously types square, one of the hot tickets this year. what are some of the other places people can still book travel to domestically that will be a fun spot to go to fo