where before youd get a phone call and now you'll get things via email via social media. through rumors - there's a lot of different mediums now that threats come in. happened a couple hundred miles away in los angeles tuesday morning - prompting school officials to cancel classes district wide. meanwhile in new york - city officials considered a similar electronic threat a hoax and kept their schools open. while the differing responses could be indicative of the recent attacks in san bernardino - captain young says that as the fifth largest school district in the country - they're constantly capt. young: we never say that it couldn't happen here. our motto is to prepare for anything that does occur. we are always anticipating that we could receive this type of a threat and we prepare accordingly some of those include crisis police presence on school campuses and staff who are trained to detect and respond to threats. michael wilson- director of the office of emergency management ccsd: - everyday that happen as far as helping schools types of problems that are ocurring. w

way harder than youd expect. and if that wasn't hands on enough - the students witnessed a roll over simulation demonstrating the worst that can happen when you drink and drive. capt. richard birt: what i was describing was on scene -the we usually see death. national statistics - almost 30 people in the u.s. die in car an alcohol every day. and with the holiday captain birt has the public - teens to adults - lets enjoy the holiday season and not get in the car according to the latest stats from umc - 27 people brought to umc have died in traffic accidents in clark county between january and december. 400 others were taken to umc with injuries. live near the 95 and horizon- abby theodros fox5 news local. las vegas. this is the 17th year umc has hosted the drink drive lose event. debris went flying all over the road this morning in a crash where one driver was thrown from a car. it happened at around 3:30 this morning at mlk and gowan. two cars were involved. according to north las vegas police, the driver of the

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way harder than youd expect. and if that wasn't witnessed a roll over simulation demonstrating the worst that can happen when you drink and drive. capt. richard birt: what i was describing was what we usually see on scene -the tragedy, the blood, we usually see death. national statistics - almost 30 people in the u.s. die in car crashes involving impaired driver with the holiday captain birt has this message for the public across the spectrum - teens to adults - lets enjoy the holiday season and not get in the car intoxicated this is the 17th year umc has hosted the drink drive lose event. get ready for a windy weekend! chief meteorologist ted pretty has a first look at the showers end this evening, then northwest gusts to 25 mph overnight and through saturday. we'll see a high of 55 on saturday afternoon. sunday we'll see light breezes for most of the day. we'll develop southwest gusts in the late evening to 40 mph with area showers overnight and the first half of monday. after a high of 58 on sunday we'll see a

heavy rain upon youd the area this week. >> we got rain, but what we're getting right now is a cold rush>> reporter: i kind of wish this is the weather we would see on christmas. on christmas, you'll be in bermuda shorts. let's get you outside and show you what's going on. the weather will do a complete turn about. a 180. it's been warm, it's kind of a slap in the face. that's how chilly it is right now. wait until you see how warm it gets next week as we get closer and closer to christmas. the camera is shaking around the winds, it really picked up. we don't have any issues around here, we do have flurries in the poconos. there could be a flurry or two up there this afternoon otherwise sun and clouds. 35 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 18. the air is dry. winds out of the west stained at 15 miles per hour. you get the gusts or sudden rush of air at it is up to 30. 28 in philadelphia. dover 26. reading, 25. that makes it feel like 21 degrees out there in reading this morning. allentown, 21 feels like 15 in the poconos. 18 in lancaster, 26 in philadelphia, and it feels like 24 degrees right no

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way harder than youd expect. and if that wasn't hands on enough - the students witnessed a roll over simulation demonstrating the worst that can happen when you drink and drive. capt. richard birt: what i was describing was what we usually see on scene -the tragedy, the blood, we usually see death. according to national statistics - almost 30 people in the u.s. die in car crashes involving an alcohol impaired driver every day. and with the holiday season underway captain birt has this message for the public across the spectrum - teens to adults - lets enjoy the holiday season and not get in the car intoxicated according to the latest stats from umc - 27 people brought to umc have died in traffic accidents in clark county between january and december. 400 others were taken to umc with injuries. live near the 95 and horizon- abby theodros fox5 police had to shut down a normally busy section of m-l-k today after a serious two vehicle crash. it happened at m- l-k at gowan around 3:30 this morning. as youc an see in t

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way harder than youd expect. and if that wasn't hands on enough - the students witnessed a roll over simulation demonstrating the worst that can happen when you drink and drive. capt. richard birt: what i was describing was what we usually see on scene -the tragedy, the blood, we usually see death. according to national statistics - almost 30 people in the u.s. die in car crashes involving an alcohol impaired driver every day. and with the holiday season underway captain birt has this message for the public across the spectrum - teens to adults - lets enjoy the holiday season and not get in the car intoxicated officers are cracking down on drunk drivers. they're targeting specific areas and deploying additional officers during select time periods to catch impaired drivers. they're also asking other drivers to step up and report suspected drunk drivers by calling 911 the extra enforcement runs through january 4th. a ccsd homeless outreach program is doing its part to make sure no child goes without gifts this holi

way harder than youd expect. and if that wasn't hands on enough - the students witnessed a roll over simulation demonstrating the worst that can happen when you drink and drive. capt. richard birt: what i was describing was what we usually see on scene -the tragedy, the blood, we usually see death. according to national statistics - almost 30 people in the u.s. die in car crashes involving an alcohol impaired driver every day. and with the holiday season underway captain birt has this message for the public across the spectrum - teens to adults - lets enjoy the holiday season and at f5n llv according to the latest stats from umc - 27 people brought the hospital have died in traffic accidents in clark county between january and december. this is the 17th year umc has hosted the drink drive lose event. a person is in critical condition.... after being thrown from a vehicle early this morning. police say it happened around 3:30.... near mlk and gowan. north las vegas police say the driver of the white car-- wasn't w

. -- youd if the it was a said, if this was the beginning of a plan to subvert the well of the voters and replace it with the will of the political elite dr. ben carson: i heard it from people who are so tired of backroom deals and setter fuchsia and dishonesty. if that is the case, i am out of here. i was told it was a routine meeting, no different from any of the others and that the last thing they would do is engage in backroom dealing. but, the jury is out. >> are you trying to win iowa? >> i am not running for second or third place. strongs start -- a second place is viewed as a first-place but you cannot campaign for a second or third. >> you are now viewed as an extent punishment figure. how do you handle that? you feel that was an attack? >> i feel it does not reflect my history. i would not be in the senate if the establishment did not want me there. thisi chose to get into race, i had a lot of people come forward and tell me a should not run. that it was not my turn. by the way, if i was the establishment favorite i would have raised a lot $6 million in the first quarter. th

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sanders access taken away after hillary clinton's campaign uh could youd him of stealing millions of potential voters. sanderses' campaigned sued to get it back. they accused him of unfavoring clinton. the white house spokesman john ernest posing for pictures with r two d2 in the press brief room. president obama joined a special screening of "the force uh i can whatten" with gold star families who lost relatives to combat or service-related injuries. disney is estimating the movie will set a new opening weekend record of $215 million in the united states. now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines, log on to fox news.com. >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levy at the "red eye requests news desk. >> i have the answer you are looking for. >> this is not the banter i am looking for. >> you should just start the show. >> i should just start show. >> andy should have been the host. >> wait a minute. move along. >> let's welcome our guest. she can sing and she can dance. often at the same time. it is joanne nosuchunsky. is it a man?

>> i thought it was a serious debate, entirely foe can youd on terrorists. what is wrong with saying, you said this privately at a fundraiser or publicly and now say it to his face? >> it is fine to let it all come out and see -- i don't think the cnn dedoes it was just infighting between one or another there were a lot of substantive question. the interesting thing was a question to ben carson can raised a lot of eyebrows. >> i thought that was out of bounds. >> on the killing of innocent civilian lines. >> you are okay with killing hundreds of thousands of innocent children. >> thank you is where they missions the mark. >> the sharp exchange that everyone relayed between marco rubio and ted cruz, that was a ready question, trying to contrast their positions on immigration and what happened in 20 then as well as the n.s.a. surveillance. >> it was substantive and that is what distinguishes the candidates on the issues which is what the debates are for. there was a little bit of the name-calling and back-and-forth but there was less of that, than there has be

. >>> coming up on 6:03, a doctor in trouble and on the run from our cameras, he is i can't youd of taking -- accused of taking restroom. >> he has been accused before, mole mole is live in louisa moller. >> a meeting is expected today whether enough was done to help the victim of that alleged incident. a witness exclusively told wbz that she tried to help the witness by running after dr. marcus cooper, he is a ten year professor and practicing cardiologist here, former professor here and he just ran away. >> she was very upset, she was crying and really distressed. >> claudia fallini recalls the out of the bathroom with a disturbing allegation. >> it was really shocking, i didn't expect anything like that. >> on september 1sta 26-year- old medical student accused of worcester cardiologist dr. marcus cooper of secretly snapping semi nude photos of her. the press report saying the victim describes seeing knuckles and cell phone camera lens. >> at that time she observed what she described as knuckles and a camera lens of a phone pointing down towards her as she used the bathroom. >> cooper p

[applause] is, youding on who that will have either taken a significant step towards revising americandership in the world, and advancing israel's security. or, we will have slid even further towards weakness and is engaging. i think one of the things that has become most obvious over the last year is the devastating cost of foreign policy that lacks moral clarity. more clarity means that we stand by our principles and by our commitment. you speak up for what is right and speak out against those who are wrong. even if that opens us up to criticism. it means our allies trust us and our adversaries respected. it is common sense that american leadership should look like this. in fact, presidents across both parties have lived with moral clarity from tenant -- kennedy to reagan, until now. now, we have a president who leaves our allies feeling betrayed. feelingadversaries emboldened. there is no better example of what is happening now than what is happening in the middle east. in thes point out that entire region and entire middle east, there is only one pro-american, free enterprise, demo

and again if youd mitt isis wasn't contained it would be admitting what he's doing don't work. bill? >> it isn't w. what happened is the president of the united states has taken is policy and made it a shasm everything going felon this world. not contained. jv. what happened in paris was just an aberration. that is a horrible position to take and it puts us in a terrible spot. right now the f.b.i. is unable -- they have over 100 tape wrts they can show leakage with telephone calls in san bernardino, but they can't bring up any voice because of a policy that we have. that's a terrible thing and it will continue to be this way. in that case they are probably associated with some of the people overseas. but we are going to have another incidents in the united states. there noise doubt about that. >> everyone believes it's coming. but having said that, i think again surrounding yourself with sic.a people who blame everybody else ... >> it doesn't help to blame the am lies. when people sense the united states is going to use pin pricks that provokes the problem to become worse, it a

but that is changing now as youd dip the chip. if you have one of the new cards, you know it has a small chip to prevent a fee from accessing your account. >> that chip creates a unique transaction code that gets sent to the issuer every time you use your card. conroy say it is more secure but others remind us scammers are already working to change that. >> a shiffer a new version of a skimmer. reporter: crooks can wedge into the new security slot. it can record the chip' s data similar to what skimmers did. a shimmer has been spotted in mexico. it is only time before they pop up here. another threat? lack of a pin number. receipt. chip cards took away the option of having a secure pin. your best defense at this busy shopping time? something so basic that only about 12% of us actually do. >> looking at your credit card statements. reporter: daily check of those statements will help ensure you do not become a victim in changing to the chip. not every store has chip readers that does come with liability. if you are forced to swiped

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let me talk about the first time with youd.ith a cast about 10 others had a very serious sobering conversation. i got a call. i was in ohio, industrial town. i got a call from the majority leaders saying we need you at 12:00, at noon with chairman bernanke. leihman, fannie and freddie was about to happen. you spoke to us outlining the problem and said we need legislation, my recollection he said it wouldha be a bill and we need you to pass it immediately, $700 million. one of the things i write reasons to be for and to be honest. best vote i will ever cast, worst political vote i will ever cast. i needed to vote for it. it was painful. i'm not a wall street guy. i al knew what was best for my country. if you recall, the republicans opposed and in the house it wet down. >> guest: i remember that very well. >> host: you write about it in some detail. by the time what you did with tarp, but in your book -- i want to go sort of to the next steep. you talk about leihman and tarp itself. i want to talk about chapter 18. it's hard to

we'll explain, next. fter all thses years youd like to meet adele? today she announced she's coming to >>> hello. i was wondering if you'd like to meet adele? she announced she's coming to northern california. she'll perform at the s.a.p. center saturday and sunday, july 30th and 31st. two days later at the oracle arena in oakland. in the meantime, you can get a preview that of concert tonight right here on nbc bay area. right after the first night of the voice finale. they will air it live. it's a concert taped last month at radio city music hall. >>> good evening. geraud moncure in the comcast sportsnet studios. today the giants pushed their chips all in. they return with pitcher johnny kwat owe to complete their starting rotation. did win a world series with kansas city. but has question marks concerning consistency. the deal is six years at $130 million with him having an opt out after the second season. he went 11-13 last season with his numbers taking a dip after his trade from cincinnati to kansas city. but he was also dominant in a world seri

a fairfield grandmother is acan youd a crime so horrific she is hold without bail deliberately drowningwn grandson, and police arrested the dawn diana raines-hewes on murder. neighbors call police to the house in fairfield saying a child was drowned in a bathtub. after interviewing douglas reyes police decided it did not lack to be an accident. >> as far as the motive it will not make sense, it will not make sense when a grandmother drowns her four year old grandson, but, we are trying to develop the best picture we can based on the information we have. >> police would not say much more about dawn diana raines-hewes' mental state and she was watching two other grandchild, a one-year-old and a six-year old. they were not hurt. >> develop news in the south bay, police say a man and woman were taken to the hop if critical -- hospital in critical condition after someone stabbed them at a fast food restaurant in east san jose. the couple was buying food as a karl's and a group of men confronted them, and the suspects took off in a gray car. police found victims in different location. >> two

technological displacement and saying what i genuinely believe that if you have got an excellent education youd are likely to be on the b winning side side of the great divide in terms of technology and globalization. they are working for you and if you don't have such a great education then you don't have the connections that go with the great education you are likely to be on the losing side of the great divide with regard to globalization and technological change. at least that's what i've been saying and i still believe that's important and i still believe education is terribly terribly important. i want you to know i honor teachers. can i just say that? [applause] teachers have been scapegoated for too long and they don't deserve it. but beyond globalization and technological change and a related issue of education there is this question of power and that's what i wrote this book about because it cannot be ignored. let me explain what i mean by power because his income and wealth go to the top, so also this power, political power. you can't divorce the two. even louis brandeis the great ju

desperate youd please to see that they're gone to limit the damage the real estate sector could have support to remember that china can't run its economy on a western tempo. you cannot be a communist-leading party and allow your housing market to collapse. the damage it does to your population at how quickly you can see political uncertainty. you cannot allow that to collapse in a western mindset. i don't see it happening anytime soon. i think china will continue to inject support. anna: alexander dryden, thank you. greek prime minister alexis tsipras talks a dubious election -- a dubious election victory in spain. ♪ anna: welcome back. you're watching on the move. it is still dark at 7:42 in the morning. up a littletures bit at the start of trading day. it seems quite punchy when you consider's that's when you consider the session in asia. that news around china helping some optimism. commodityly the related businesses in london. let's get to the morning must read it no mr. tsipras spain did not reject austerity. for bloomberg's view, mark champion rights alexis tsipras was one of t

capital which was built with slave labor, both houses of congress have i remember youd official apologiesl for a government commission to study reparations has never gone anywhere. a demands for reparations from britain was rejected by prime minister david cameron during his recent visit to geneva, it's former colony. >> i do hope that as friends who have gone through so much together, since those darkest of times, we can move on from this painful legacy and continue to build for the future. >> reporter: and visiting haiti, the only country where slaves freed themselves, by raising up against france, president francois hollande spoke only of settling a moral debt but not money. haiti's president had to concede the point. >> translator: what haiti wants tube today is to offer france a new type of relationship. not the classic one which is a rich country assisting a poor country. then we can come up with a program of exchange and investments. >> reporter: the best france has offered was forgiving haiti's $77 million debt after its 2010 earthquake. but haiti's own reparations to france, the

person, youd the can dismiss what the person is saying, but you can also dismissed the people who feel, who are agreeing with what the person is saying. now, you've got no black folk left. only those who may be agreeing in this particular instance with a left liberal approach to change. we have to take him seriously. that also means taking more seriously the people he is working with and the organizations they were working inside of. the men were not the only ones thinking, either. on both sides of the atlantic thinking we will make this world a new, what will it look like and how do i fit into it? how do i fit into it as a woman? does this ideology makes sense for me? when we are constructing this new idea, what does that mean? there are women on both sides of and african freedom fighters going through these intense debates about how we understand pan africanism and a that understands and implements the quality. -- equality. when you look at his speeches, you see him try to grapple with and engage that to try to understand the world in which we have a holistic understanding of freedom

. -- thank youd of for taking my call. i find it strange or talking about security, but it seems that these security measures only affect americans. who performed the you seem willing to hire them but you will not higher americans. it is crazy. american may have something in his record 10 years ago and that would exclude him from a job, but you go to these same where theor countries people want to kill us, and you hire them all day long. i am in houston, texas, and i see these people and i do not have a problem, but the reality is you all are acting like it is americans, it is not americans whog that, it is the people have made all the security acts for the people. host: you'll get a response. should be some sort process.g i am not a legal expert, and if somebody has something in their background, some sort of criminal act where they have been convicted or arrested for, i do not necessarily think that that should exclude them from employment but that is not my decision. that is what local and federal levels have to determi

. -- thank youd of for taking my call.ind it strange or talking about security, but it seems that these security measures only affect americans. who performed the you seem willing to hire them but you will not higher americans. it is crazy. american may have something in his record 10 years ago and that would exclude him from a job, but you go to these same where theor countries people want to kill us, and you hire them all day long. i am in houston, texas, and i see these people and i do not have a problem, but the reality is you all are acting like it is americans, it is not americans whog that, it is the people have made all the security acts for the people. host: you'll get a response. should be some sort process.g i am not a legal expert, and if somebody has something in their background, some sort of criminal act where they have been convicted or arrested for, i do not necessarily think that that should exclude them from employment but that is not my decision. that is what local and federal levels have to determine.

findings of noise impacts resulting from the crowd enjoys the opposing briefs don't give an indication of youdcrowd noise should be considered or not they white wash the issue altogether in closing thank you for your time and ask the commission uphold and deny the requested permit thank you. >> okay we'll hear from the permit holder now. >> members mary gibson and dunn we respectfully ask the boards uphold the grant of the place of entertainment or poa and i'm going to shared with the cfo for the arena i will address what question building do police code section sets out the ground rules for granting and make it clear the entertainment commission must must grant the permit unless it can show the standards pertaining to health and safety so forth in the subsection are not met in this case it contains traffic and noise safety security. >> crowd arrival and departure on this record it demonstrates under that police code the permit can't properly be denied the event center was designed with the advice of motion and acoustical jerseys for entrances to meet all the codes and have the features traffi