renee: i think they are extremely important.he more we set up liberty and ideas,as oppositional the more distracted we get from the real issues. it's not inconsistency tween liberty and safety. there is no reason for us to believe that we cannot have police forces and law enforcement with limited powers that are still able to keep us safe. carolyn was talking about the statistical studies and what they have shown in regard to the "cost" of the exclusionary rule. they are not as significant as they are made out to be. they are not lost convictions by force in the courts to play by the rules. host: the court continues to take up cases about the rights of the accused and about warrants. just a few of them. the united school district versus reading, which involved the search of a middle schooler. dog sniffing at a home. maryland versus king, the collection of dna in a lawful arrest. city of los angeles versus patel, warrantless search of hotel registries. as our 2 guests have suggested, there have been limitations placed on the mapp

canadians usual singer, terrible call, what's a bruins game without renee. >> i stand with renee. >> i stand with renee. >> but a glimmer of hope, as of just before i came on the air the saddle over 10,000 signatures. odds though? >> well, you know, the voice of the people can be very powerful so check it out. >> do you know what else is on my list? >> roger goodell. >> condensed his list. >> that's right, very much so. >> thank you, jon. alert. >>> the warning for law enforcement about the stranger who may come to your home tonight. >>> hi, everyone, its, from boston, massachusetts, just giving a special shoutout to my family and friends back home, energy supply rates keep going up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it doesn't mean more money for us. it means that the market price of the energy we buy for you has changed. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. we're leading the way toward the solution... because more energy means lower energy supply rates

>> no. >> whatever her arrange men with wesley and renee, alexandria is not asking for help. headstrong and bound for the county jail she shows little sympathy for other girls and women caught up on the sex trade. >> do you have sympathy for them. >> i think they make decisions. >> you say they are all responsible. >> i'm not saying they are responsible but some of them are gullible and naive to put themselves in that situation. so that's what happened. >> i knew it. and we're on tv. >> ain't that but a bitch. >> tv? oh, my god! >>> is anybody coming right now. >> sheriff's investigators in polk county, florida, are in the middle of a massive human trafficking sting. >> is that you in the pictures? >> this uncover is in contact with two women posting ads for what is known in the trade as a two-girl show. >> coming up now. >> shortly before 8:00 p.m. they arrive. >> two girls are coming up now. >> after some small talk, a business deal is struck. $350 in exchange for half an hour of three-way sex. >> you got charges now, on both of them. >> i knew it. i [ muted ] knew it. >> a

rene marsh reports, new at noon. rene: iranian hackers that controls the flood gates of this rye, new york dam, just 20 miles outside of new york city. a former u.s. official familiar with the investigation revealed the classified details from 2013, first reported by the wall street journal. paul rosenberg is mayor of the village of rye brook. paul rosenberg: what it says to me is they're looking at everything. was this a dress rehearsal for something larger? it also makes me concerned about the security of our infrastructure that is significantly more critical than the bowman avenue dam. rene: investigators believe the intruders were just probing to see what they could get into but no damage was done. hacking of dam controls have long been a homeland security concern. in 2013, hackers penetrated a sensitive database of u.s. dams maintained by the army corps of engineers. asked about the breach involving the dam in rye, new york, the department of homeland security told cnn by email it has "no incident." mollie: just

renee?> harrisburg has so many issues going on, and there's a big rumor about representative turzai not being the speaker anymore. and so the word on the street is that it could be possibly john taylor. that would be interesting for philadelphia because people do like john taylor. >> okay. thanks, renee. larry. >> sorry to bring us back to kathleen kane, but last week, the inspector general of the department of justice contacted the special prosecutor, wants to see all the e-mails, with an eye out for the ones involving u.s. attorneys, which tony williams called to everyone's attention. this is a good thing because i don't trust anyone in the state to have a clean look at this thing. >> thank you, larry. val. >> first amendment is the bedrock of american rights, and it's under attack on college campuses all across the country. seemingly spoiled college students want "safe speech" zones and anything that offends them is deemed objectionable. a reporter went to yale university and in 60 minute

. >> renee hutchins is maryland university law school professor. she's a former federal prosecutor in the justice department's tax division. she's working on a book called "learning criminal procedure," a textbook. thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> so let's start with the basic issue in this decision. what is this case -- what did z it ultimately become about? >> so what really fascinating about the mapp case is what it started out as is not at all what it ended up as. it started up as a case about obscenity and pornography and it ended up as a case about whether evidence should be admitted in state trials. >> why is this a landmark decision? >> well, what the decision did was it allowed this rule called the exclusionary rule which we'll talk about to be extended to half the states in the union. so it had sweeping effect on police procedures, had a sweeping effect on how judges would be hearing cases and so it really hit a lot of potential cases over the decades to come and we've seen this now. >> yeah. i think just to build on

renee, chris and stephanie shaheen. thank you. stephanie, what are you looking for? stephanie: thank you. we have come together today and over the course of the last few weeks to request that the u.s. department of health and human services declare a public health emergency to address the heroin epidemic. we did this with the ebola outbreak as a result of a coordinated effort we only lost 1 life. in new hampshire we are losing a one person a day is dying. we' v administerede d narcan, the antidote,. 3000 times. we think the public health emergency is the way to respond. josh: without narcan, who knows hominy lives would have been lost -- how many lives would have been lost. is this bipartisan? enee: i do not want to go bipartisan, it is saving lives. 3000 lives in new hampshire. all we had in the state is 258 beds to take care of people. we have 100,000 people that have addiction problems. it is not just the heroin. there are many other addiction problems that are leading us to go for this public funding. josh: >> fentanyl is a leading opioids and painkillers. chris,

rene is from new disagree land and her husband is american.his is their second child born in india through a surgat mother. but the government wants to stop local women from having children for foreign couples. >> i am really so passionate about the fact. look at the heaviness it brings to us. >> rene brings it helps surro surrogate women improve their lives. housed in this dom tory style building, these women say the money they get helps pay debts to sends their children to school and build houses. >> barma a, a surrogate for the second time said she could never earn this much money with another job. >> it's not they take the babe and that's it. they call us when my own children have a birthday, sending them gifts. when i am in trouble, they are there. i prefer the foreign couple any day. >> surrogates here say without foreigners, this won'ts have the same opportunity to prosper these women say the generosity of foreign couples helps their families back in their own villages. here in anan, several shops, hotels and businesses profit from the

thank you, rene. we're also following the intense battle right now as iraqi forces are trying to retake a key city overrun by isis last may. after months and months of tr n training using u.s.-supplied tanks, heavy equipment, the iraqis are fighting in street-to-street battles in ramadi. iraqi officials report the terrorists have planted bombs almost everywhere in the neighborhood surrounding the military's main target, the isis held government compound. joining us now in "the situation room" our cnn contributor michael weiss, he's the senior editor of the daily beast also the co-author of "isis inside the army of terror." also joining us retired lieutenant general mark hertling. making steady progress and retaking ramadi right now from isis. this isn't the same army that fled ramadi earlier this year in may leaving behind lots of weapons, simply running away when some isis terrorists moved in. why should we expect a different outcome this time? >> well, i mean, i would be cautious about just how easy

tai cheng has allowed me to enjoy my life more. [ applause ] >> please welcome renee! [ cheers and applause ] boy, oh, boy, oh, boy, you've >> yeah. >> you really have. >> it must have been very scary for you when you fell. >> yes, it was. it happened? >> i was in the street. face. falling. i fell dn the stairs. i fell in the tub. and it was very frightening. and it, like, ended life as i knew it. i was afraid to go out. i felt like, "oh, my god, i'm gonna be walking with a walker or a cane." >> but you made the comeback. >> yes. >> that's really terrific. >> you know, guys... [ cheers and applause ] ...she did make that tremendous comeback, but what she really came over was that fear. >> as an emergency-room physician, do you treat people that are there because they've just fallen for no reason? it's so critical for seniors to stop and listen right now. that's why i'm here today. 1 in 3 adults over the age of 65 will fall every year. and those numbers are climbing at an alarming rate -- half of all adults over 80 -- half! now, once you fall, you're 2 to 3 times more l

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a pass gnatting example, at one of the most rene cyber security conferences, the top kind of venture funded sidebarer security company. it was a shoe company. >> because they care about it also. >> absolutely. they have got to recruit the talent. >> every sass suspect of our economy. thank you, gentlemen. >> up next on the money, a look at the news for the week ahead. and 'tis the season to say cheese. but how can you make sure all those photos sta safely preserved? ways to store them. guests go the our website, otm.cnbc.com. >> here are the stories that may impact your money this week. on tuesday the jobs openings and labor turnover report will be released. and it's been 35 years since john lennon was shot and killed in front of his apartment building in new york city. the end of the week brings the producer price index, the price of inflation. also friday, the big number of the week we'll get a read on the for november. and seven years ago, bernie nay dove was arrested for one of the biggest security frauds in history. sentence. >>> an estimated 1.8 billion photos are uploaded and

but what this means to a rene graduate or someone who is looking into figure out what to major in, kevin is you could see one of the most recruited students on the campus. your eyes lit up because you were one of those people at nyu. how attractive do you think you and considering the 2015 graduates how many job offers did you get compared to some of your colleagues. >> i don't want to get into the exact number -- >> that means it was high. >> but i would assume that it's -- my fellow students -- i assume it's larger. and. >> and the salaries are larger. >> yeah. >> caleb in terms of the salary, you can graduate and get a six figure salary? >> absolutely. >> as an undergraduate, with a degree. >> absolutely because people aren't any good. fur a top cyber suit absolute coming out of school, not only demand, it's also about money. students want to go to work to someplace where they are going to see these types of attacks and use their skills. one of the other types of challenges is not every type of company is attractive to these types of students. of the most rene cyber security conferenc

within minutes renee's computer started dinging with notifications of people already donating to the fund. she says the power of social media spread the word quickly. even the patriots, julian help the and retweeted the link out to a half million followers. renee says the community of hampstead, businesses and families alike have all helped out. >> there was part of me that just wanted to know that people still. obviously it's there. i mean, beyond like everything. and then i guess today i saw and i said oh boy. reporter: the gofundme account has more than $40,000 in it with thousands more being raised in the community of hempstead. to find out how to help, log onto wmur.com. suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. josh: a portion of elm street in manchester has been close forward most of the day as repairs are being made follow a major water main break. the waters with restored overnight. the roadway buckled, causing water to flow down the streets. elm street will remain closed from west clark to thayer until all the repairs can be completed. jean: let's turn to the traffic watch, see how th

renee is a stay-at-home mom. families say they are going to be in dire circumstances, considering the loss of some bread winners. there's a financial component as well when you think about having six children to look after. this family lives in lake arrowhead and, of course, they are very concerned about renee going forward. once again, the details now starting to come out about each and every victim. 14 of them and the details, of course, are just heartbreaking, kris. >> very sad. thank you, peggy. >>> meantime, images from that tragic scene are framing the investigation that continues this morning. right now, authorities are still sifting through evidence to try and figure out how and specifically why this happened. >>> "today in the bay" bob redell is tracking information. >> kris, law enforcement officials believe syed farook a had been radicalized. they are still trying to figure out if farook and his wife tashfeen malik had plans for more attacks. officers found another 4500 rounds of ammunition at their ho

. >> renee bailey is our lucky lady. celebrating her 70th birthday from savannah, georgia. it is also her 50th wedding anniversary. >> god bless her. >> a loyal ambush watcher since she can remember. her everyday look is leggings and a shirt. she's excited. >> let's listen to her story. >> we're here with the three sisters or candy cane elves. and you have been screaming since we picked your sister. so why do you want this so badly for her? >> we are so excited. she turned 70 yesterday. this is our very first trip together. she's lived away for a long time. so we're so excited she's able to do this. >> i know you're ready to bust. >> i am ready to bust! i'm so excited! >> ready for a whole new situation? >> oh, my gosh, this is exciting. her sisters, theresa and gwen. all right, ladies. are you ready? >> yes. >> please keep your blindfolds on for just a second. here's renee bailey before. all right, let's see the new you! whoa! >> all right, you ready? take off those blindfolds! oh, my gosh! >> are you ready? spin right around. >> ohhh! ahhh! >> you look beautiful. >> thank

michael wetzel leaves behind six children and his wife renee. a friend speaking for the survivors came and he wasn't in it they told her that if he wasn't in there that he was gone." robert adams had always wanted to be a dad. he and his wife set up for his family, a friend posted "he was says "he cherished every moment "yvette was an intelligent, motivated, and beautiful young woman" her youngest victim is too. aurora the community and families of all will need (jolene, mother killed in shooting) "i'm doing okay cause what else can i do? i rare oval office address to the nation youngest victim is too. aurora godoy was just 26 -she leaves behind a husband and a two year tremendous strength to move forward, a trait many learned from their loved ones. (jolene, mother killed in shooting) "i'm doing okay cause what else can i do? i have to stay strong." president obama will deliver a rare sunday night about what the government is doing to keep americans safe. the address will also touch on terror threats in the aftermath of the san bernardino attack

rene marsh explains how the fakes could make it easier for terrorists to travel around the country. the new us intelligence report warns isis in syria may have the capability to create fake passports for travel overseas select committee on intelligence "part of the territory they took over happened to have a building where the syrians processed passports so they had blank passports and the means to print them and fake them so this is obviously another level of concern that we have to pay attention to."u.s. officials are access to biographical data and that could be used for phony identifications. "the intelligence community is concerned that they have the ability -- the capability to manufacture fraudulent passports, which is a concern in any setting,"following the paris fraudulent syrian passports on two of the terrorists. the u.s. government has since expanded its efforts to flag to other countries suspected documents terrorists could exploit to travel today state department spokesman john kirby said the department has been aware for some time about the terror group's capability.

cnn's renee marsh has more for us.ee. >> reporter: kristi, we're taking a closer look how many people on terror watch lists have been cleared to buy guns and whether laws to stop it from happening would have prevented the mass shooting in san bernardino, california. enough. enough. enough. >> a predictable refrain. the gun reignited a bloody attack in san bernardino, california. now increased urgency to stop suspected terrorists from buying weapons. >> the bill is the definition of a no-brainer. if someone is too dangerous to board an architect, they're too dangerous to buy a gun. >> reporter: the proposed fix the no fly list that stops suspected terrorists from boarding planes to also be used to ban weapons. since 2004, there have been more than 2,200 checks for people on terror watchlists. about fun% of the transactions were approved. under current federal law, a person cannot be prohibited from possessing firearms or explosives, simply because the individual appears on the terror watch list. however, a felony convic

rene marsh our aviation correspondent joins us. rene, talk us through the changes.an't say, hey, listen, i don't want to go through the screener, i want to be patted down? no, that's not going to happen any longer? >> that won't happen for certain people. we want to be really specific here. we know the tsa is indeed making changes to passenger screening procedures at airport security checkpoints. here's the thing. if they have some sort of reason of concern about a certain individual who has requested a pat-down instead of going through the body scanner, the tsa, this is the change, now can mandate that an individual indeed must go through the scanner and would not be able to get that pat-down. again, they would use this power where they feel they have some question about a certain passenger, perhaps some security questions about a certain individual. here's the benefit of going through the body scanners. the body scanners are made so that they can detect non-metallic explosives. you don't want a situation where someone asks for a pat-down and they're able to hide a

. >> michael wetzel leaves behind six children and his wife rene.end speaking for the family told cnn how rene learned of his murder. >> the last group of survivors came and he wasn't in it, they told her that if he wasn't in there, he was gone. >> robert adams had always wanted to be a dad. he and his wife welcomed a little girl just 20 months ago. on a fundraising page set up for his family a friend posted, "he was 100% in daddy land." his family says he cherished every moment with his daughter. 27-year-old sierra clayborn and yvette velasco were cherished daughters, as well. yvette was an intelligent, motivated, and beautiful young woman, her family said in a statement. on facebook, sierra's sister wrote, "my heart is broken. i am completely devastated." the family of the youngest victim is, too. aurora godoy was just 26. she leaves behind a husband and a 2-year-old son. this community and the families of all the victims will need tremendous strength to move forward. a trait many learned from their loved ones. >> i'm doing okay, because what else

here is rene marsh. >> reporter: nine members of a british muslim family were denied boarding and captured cell phone video of the moment. norwegian airlines tells cnn it acted on instructions from u.s. homeland security. >> even though you haven't done anything wrong, you feel like you've done something wrong. >> traveling with his family and seven children were waiting to board when they were stopped. >> no one gave us an explanation what was the problem. the kids asked what is the problem? why are we not going? should we tell our kids what is going on? >> reporter: the family says they had valid u.s. immigration documents and planning and saving for a trip to disneyland with their children for months. the more than $13,000 they say they spent will not be refunded. british government officials are now fighting on their behalf. >> the family was simply told to go home, no further contact has been made with them, no explanation provided. i have to also say this is not the only case i have had raised with me of somebody traveling to america being stopped at the last minute. >> reporter: his

morning, the recognition of nancyryder, legendary hollywood publicist to reese witherspoon, courtene and renee zeg zellweger. speak but jeffrey katzenberg did the honors for her. >> first, donate to a.l.s., of course, then do something ab the women issue in hollywood. you are all powerful. woman. when nancy arrived on the red carpet, everyone just stopped. that's how much love and respect that hollywood has for her. i had a great conversation with sarah silverman. i spoke to her just moments after she found out that she scored a nomination f a screen actors guild award. >> i'm still in shock. very excited. i can't believe it. my manager and par amy called me crying. i thought somebody died. >> sarah's nomination a sweet surprise. leo and johnny, k and john and leo and big names earning big noms. who was left out? >> surprise. >> matt damon snubbed for "the martian." "concussion" a joy for jennifer lawrence. one m hit tv show missing. >> absolutely no "empire." the show was a huge success but taraji p. henson was completely off the l >> brad pitt's and straight ou compton. anna faris announced

like renee speh -- "we came because we're part of a group that's working on autism and safety and we represese parents, as well as autistic adults as well as service providers. " speh says she hopes to educate police on ways to approach h lls involving people with autism. "we've talked a lot about getting training on autism, how to communicate with people with autism, how to build understanding between families and law enforcement. " police say they take new ideas seriously and often discuss or even implement them. and while the coffee with a cop is a hit with the community and iowa city police -- it's even caught the attention of at least one surrounding department as the university heights police chief even stopped by friday. in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. another 18 new police officers are ready to serve in eastern iowa. this was the 43rd graduating class of the cedar rapids regional police academy today. recruits from various departments attend certified peace offjcers. what many people may not realize, is those working for smaller departments have to pay the depa

that was rene marsh reporting... the breach has led to a security review at j-f-k.... and an investigation into why it took police so long to respond to the incident. the long wait ended today for a west des moines kindergartener... during a school assembly the little girl helped sing about what they were thankful for... and when the military came up... a surprise was waiting.. 35:42-36:01 we celebrate our families... we celebrate out the whole exciting the surprise may have gotten a little bigger than expected... but with his two daughters in hand.... it all worked out perfectly for have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. at kraft we start with quality ingredients. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making it's not iowa state's record, as much as the continuing trend of slow starts and fluctuating intensity. at #22 cincinnati, and the cyclones come out strong. georges niang misses, but stays with it, and one, niang had 24 points, 10 rebounds. isu

this is my wife renee and these are our friends who are among the over 26 million americans who suffertheir lives and join us in the fight against the kidney disease fsgs and nephrotic syndrome. this is my sister tricia. you may not know it by looking at her, but she has suffered from fsgs since she was eight years old. let's put on our rally caps and make a difference. 1, 2, 3. go nephcure! often a celebration - like these guys here. but if you or someone you love has a food allergy, you may feel anxious about dining out. great job, coach! that's why our friends at food allergy research and education want to spread the word that you can have a safe and enjoyable dining experience. you just need a game plan! and you can find one online at safefare.org. visit safefare.org to learn more - and remember. we're all on the same team! a public service message from food allergy research and education. education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. join the international fund for animal welfare to engage children, teachers, parents, whole communities. the animal ac

he leaves behind six children and his wife, renee. friend speaking for the family told cnn how renee learned of his murder. >> the last group of survivors came and he wasn't in it. they told her that if he wasn't in there, he was gone. >> robert adams had always wanted to be a dad. he and his wife welcomed a little girl 20 months alg on a fund-raising page set up for his family. a friend posted he was 100% in daddyland. his family says he cherished every moment with his daughter. 27-year-old sierra claiborne and yeah ve vel as sko were share ished. the family of the youngest victim is too. aurora godoy was just 26. she leaves behind a husband and a 2-year-old son. this community and the families of all the victims will need tremendous strength to move forward. a trait many learned from their loved ones. >> i'm doing okay. what else can i do? i have to stay strong. >> reporter: jake tapper, cnn, washington. did you know that good nutrition is critical for brain health? brain food, hmmm. ensure has b vitamins that help support brain hea

. >>> ariana velasquez y rené gonzález llegaron a costa rica después del 18 de diciembre, cuando el gobiernonuar. >>> su futuro sigue en manos del gobierno de costa rica, que anunció la deportación de 57 cubanos ,que como ellos carecían de visas de tránsito . >>> la cancilelr de gguatemala,costa rica y la organización internacional de inmigrante pagar el traslado de los cubanos, los congresistas de texas están en guatemala para acercarse a los inmigrantes . >>> gracias, en siria murió no de los líderes del estado islámico que planeó el atentado contra paris, el pentágono lo agregó a concoer hoy, además que planeaba otros ataque contra occidente cuando fue baleado, nadie mejor que donald trump entiende los medios de comunicación para llegar al público ,ha contado con los eventos que participa y redes sociales para divulgar sus mensajes, pero ahora contará con otro medio que hasta aahora había obviado. >>> gracias vanessa, todos los candidatos republicanos y demócratas excepto donald trump han invertido millones de dólares en anuncios pol íticos,pero ahora donald trump dijo que también se va a

number 77 -- rene rancourt does not get to spend tomorrow. nhl production, blah, v blah. he got his fist pumping in today. bruins' puck off the mouth he would be without one tooth. it was a great way to get the winter classic started. of course, they will wrap things up tomorrow. that is it from gillette stadium. back to you. phil: all right, the loss of a tooth in hockey. jc: he looks marvelous, darling. at 11:00, we are following the breaking news on a terror threat in europe. plus, first night in mike: first night, nice and quiet. jc: can' t beat that.

rene marsh is digging into that. what are officials telling you about the breach, rene?a sober thought, hackers gaining access to a computer system that controls the flood gates of a new york dam. tonight concern from the mayor of the village where the dam is located this was only a dry run for a cyber attack on a much larger target. iranian hackers infiltrated hackers that control the flood gates of this dam 20 miles outside of new york city. oc a former u.s. official revealed the classified details from 2013 first reported by the wall street journal. paul rosenburg is mayor of the village. >> it says they are looking at everything. was this a dress rehearsal for something larger and also makes me concerned about the security of our infrastructure that is significantly more critical than the dam. >> investigators believe the intruders were just probing to see what they could get into but no damage was done. hacking of dam controls have long been a homeland security concern. in 2013, hackers penetrated a sensitive database of u.s. dams, maintained by the army corps of en

rene wetzel, her husband was a perfect man and between them they were raising six children.th her ahead. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks, young people are moving back in town, the kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making investments and the community is moving forward. 40% of the lights were out, but they're not out for long.they're coming back. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name yes, we are twins. of my parents and my grandparents. i

renee amoore, g.o.p. state official. >> hey, matt. >> good morning, renee.latt, journalist and author. hey, larry. and val digiorgio, another g.o.p. state official. >> good morning, matt. >> good morning, val. all right, so here's the bottom line. as of this taping, there is no pennsylvania state budget passed. that may or may not change. the other thing is, it's really, really darn late no matter what happens. it was due back on june 30th, almost six months ago. word from harrisburg is that republican leaders and the

renee mooberry's goes to a dentist in the same building. could happen out here and the fact of someone just walking in and doing what they want to do take the money and take the drugs ...and beat somebody up, i'm glad the office somebody up, i'm glad the office staff or whoever fought back.")) dr. thorp's front door is directly across from a lab that forbids guns on premises. but i spoke with an employee in a nearby medical office who regularly packs heat at work. ((11:30:49 "my husband and i we both have a gun and thank god we haven't had to use it, but we will.")) this isn't the first time a medical office at this location has been robbed. which is unusal since the complex is located along the busy west charleston boulevard./// ((paul joncich)) > so far the coroner has not released the name of the female suspect who was killed. police say she may be a former patient. the other suspect who was shot but got away is said to be a black male about 5 foot 7 dressed in all dark clothing. ((question)) will the employee who shot the suspects be fa

renee robertson writes i wish for a better understanding of people with mental illness to stop the stigma>>> my wish for my grandchildren to have a wonderful christmas and for me to see all five of my kids come together as a family one day. you can get your wish on the wall by tweeting the instagram on #wallofwishes or posting on the wusa9 facebook page. then go and check out the wall for yourself on wusa9.comcom/wishes. >> it's not bad. >> yeah, pretty sad in the 50s today and that's the coldest day. >> that is a sad day. >> all right, let's start with the 3-degree guarantee as we went for a high of 55. it'll be close, but despite the clouds, we had a pretty mild day. it wasn't a real pretty day, but a decent day. the live look outside. still 57. winds are out of the southwest at 10. they will continue to gust a little bit, but a warm win, that's good. the first alert doppler over the next hour with a line of showers. they have now crossed over i- 81. headed towards leesburg and frederick. nothing crazy heavy. but they should be out of there by then. we're looking at the showers too arou

rene is a stay-at-home mom, so they have also lost all of their financial support. janet: syed farook stormed the holiday luncheon with his wife shortly after he left. >> 20 minutes later shooting began. >> the suspects fired somewhere between 65 and 75 rounds from their rifles. john: police entering to uncover what prompted the vicious attack. they know that syed farook

recognition of nancy ryder, legendary hollywood publicist to reese witherspoon, courteney cox and renee zellweger among many others. her diagnosis of als left her jeffrey katzenberg did the honors for her. >> first, donate to a.l.s., of course, then do something about the women issue in hollywood. you are all power >> talk about an inspirational when nancy arrived on the red carpet, everyone just that's how much love and respect that hollywood has for her. i also had a great conversation with sarah silverman. i spoke to her just moments after she found out that she scored a nomination for a scr actors guild award. >> i'm still in shock. very excited. i can't believe it. my manager and papa called me crying. i thought somebody died. >> sarah's nomination was a sweet surprise. leo and johnny, kevin and john nicole kidman and cate blanchett. big names earning big noms. but the news out of the s.a.g. award nominations, who was left out? >> surprise. >> matt damon snubbed for "the martian." will smith forgotten for "concussion" and no joy for jennifer lace. we noticed one mega hit tv show mi

. >> rene marsh is "outfront."hat more are you learning about why that family was barred from getting on? >> nine of the 11 people within this family, this british muslim family, they were at the gait when they were denied boarding for a flight to california. the airline, norwegian airlines, says it was at the instruction of u.s. homeland security. there are a wide range of reasons beyond terrorism why someone would be denied boarding from open criminal cases to full -- to not fully disclosing past travel, to incomplete travel documents, even health-related issues. now, the family says they haven't been told why and that's what's fueling the frustration overseas. we know that this family includes seven children. they say they all had valid u.s. immigration documents and they had been planning this trip and saving for this trip to disneyland for months. they also say that more than $13,000 that they shelled out, it will not be refunded. now, we reached out to u.s. customs and border protection, which is under depart

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