brendan: absolutely.we first started, we were really focused on gaming and it was all about stepping into the game. as we marched along and work making the technology better, we realized it was going to be for a lot more than gaming. we would be able to teleport people to any destination on the earth. " people face-to-face with other people around the world. charlie: whatever the game is , you basically sit in front of your screen and are able to do things and make wings move and there's a game to it. but with a virtual you are on the playing field. brendan: you are first person. you are right in there. you feel like you have stepped through the game and it's all around you, 360 degrees. today, with touch launching you , look down and see your hands, so you really feel like you are fully immersed in that videogame. charlie: tell me what you mean by touch -- how your hands to be -- give you the capacity to manipulate within the field you are in. brendan: these are our touch controllers and these are fully

brendan brown is still with us.should not overplay the optimism in that deloitte survey . it's clear the optimistic -- optimism has bounced. in terms of where you see the u.k. story heading at the moment , obviously there are various threats to follow. there's the legal challenges taking place as the role of parliament in all of this, were getting closer to the end of march when we are likely to see a little bit more detail about what it is theresa may's government wants to achieve from the brexit conversations. >> there's a realization that the key negotiations will be with germany and angela merkel with the german elections coming up next october. there will not be any big breakthroughs early on and it may await some u.s. intervention from the trump administration, a more general grand bargain. that's all very hazy. , the confidence surveys are reflecting a combination of first of all, the general À la kaz improved and that's important to the u.k. anna: what is the trump role that you see? >> i think the deal betw

but after that brendan mccullum and chris lynn made light work of the run chase as the heat cruised to with 22 balls to spare.

brendan ross, direct lending investments president. what do you think of the report?> jobs are a lagging indicator. like brendan said, it will take time to get better. we're already at full employment. it depends on what you put in, garbage in, garbage out. jobs will get better going forward. you do think he is right. >> is the bar really low? does it almost not matter, it just has to be in line, with this environment, this rally going on? >> it might be a chance to buy tlt tomorrow. we've priced in some pretty strong economic news here, right? if you're just right in line, you could see a buy the news, sell the news types of thing. >> i think it's the first number we've had in a while where we're going from bad news to good news. we don't want to see this thing that strong because we've had strong data over the last couple of weeks. as he pointed out, if it's a lagging indicator, coincident and forward looking are confidence levels. we're seeing consumer confidence going up. we haven't seen official measures yet. i think the market wants to see a softer tone to the e

outlining why brendan dassey should be released from prison. dassey was convicted in 2007 of helping his uncle steven avery kill teresa hallbach. a district judge threw out that conviction into confessing. the state appealed that decision - and the 7th circuit court of appeals stayed the motion. the state has two weeks to respond to yesterday's briefs from the attorneys. three arrests have been made in connection with a fox lake woman's death. 36-year-old laverne ware junior is accused of hiding a corpse. his mother and her boyfriend are accused of aiding a felon. the dodge county sheriff's office says the victim is ware junior's girlfriend. according to court do was found dead in ware junior's pick up truck and there was a lot of blood in his garage. family members described their relationship as "volatile". waukesha county has hit a milestone in the presidential recount. kn 'weve actually started the city of waukesha!' the county is now processing votes cast in the city of waukesha - thats the largest city in the county with the biggest conce

brendan can we hear from you >> i think it is a conflict and i hope subcontract is rig about the substantive issue of some of these companies, i'm not actually 100% confident that he will do that, he doesn't want to do that and as jack said even if he does go to his kids, they're involved in the government. on the tv show, sure, that just doesn't make sense, nbc obviously going to report on him, he's very keen on ms nbc talks about morning joe and saturday live, he's sensitive to him. >> there's legal ethics and public opinions. the public knows full well this was not man with all of his assets in a blind trust, like the bush family or richard nixon was a guy running a business empty prior and voted for him. the public is well aware of all of this. i think the public may realize maybe he needs a little bit of time to do this. one thing about donald trump, whatever anybody thinks of him, the guy is honest. this isn't a guy for kick-backs, abusing government. he's an honest guy whatever you think of him. i don't know there's a whole lot 24 about i don't think it will hurt him in the polls eith

brendan daily and niles stand is.now it's hard to look back at the beginning of the year and look where we have come but did you ever think we would be here at this point af did you -- could you even have imagined it >> no. speaking for myself, no, that donald trump would be president of the united states of america in a few weeks is really -- it is mind boggling and most people didn't predict that. i believe all. us, particularly on the democratic side are coming to grips with that. some of my friends are talking about going through the stages of grief of anger, denial and coming to the new year, you're going to go see democrats what are they going to do? we just don't know what he's going to do. mr. trump is very unpredictable. we don't know what's going to happen >> that speaks to one of the interesting things about the year, heading up to the election, there was a lot of people saying, ok, what do the republicans do after this? they nominated trump. a lot thought he would not be the standard, certainly would not w

attorneys for brendan dassey have filed new court documents. it's the latest step in their attempts to get him freed from prison. dassey was convicted of helping his uncle steven avery kill teresa hallbach. a district judge threw out that conviction -- saying dassey was coerced into confessing. but the state appealed that decision to the 7th circuit court of outlines dassey's case. the state will respond in 2 weeks. three arrests have been made in connection with a fox lake woman's death. 36-year-old laverne ware junior is accused of hiding a corpse. his mother and her boyfriend are accused of aiding a felon. the dodge county sheriff's office says the victim is ware junior's girlfriend. according to court documents she was found dead in ware junior's pick up truck and there was a lot of blood in his garage. relationship as "volatile". still to come on wake up -- an ugly christmas tree has social media buzzing! a couple of singing contractors go viral with their amazing pipes. the new song you gotta hear coming up. and new developments when it c

john lady is a musician, jonah stroud is a musician and sound engineer, brendan draper is a sound engineer manages local bands. thank you all for being with us. i know it's been a really tough week. could each of you tell us about someone that you lost in the fire and you would like to share a memory of. >> two people i lost were ben ren alds and dinalda, they were in a band that i worked with for the last two years about. i'm just going to miss their complete honesty about, you know, every situation we were in, whether it was good or bad. both of them had like a personal philosophy to kind of like experience whatever feeling you're feeling in the moment, you know, whether that be like sadness, happiness, social anxiety, you know, all of that, the whole range. >> i lost kammy tanling. she was a tireless facilitator of the arts, selflessly putting herself out there to make everyone feel like they had a place and a space and a community to do whatever they wanted, and she was incredibly infectious to be around. and ara jo, everyone was close with her. everyone knew what she was doing for the

also with us is bloomberg politics reporter brendan greeley. brendan, let's start with you.how this is a political victory, but i wonder -- is this good economics for the government, or is the president-elect's to intervene is such a microlevel? brendan: i have not had anybody say to me, "yes, this is sound economics." usually you have the same rules and tax incentives for every company, no matter what. that said, this is relatively small potatoes as far as what states do. i looked this afternoon at the data, and this is not even the biggest deal in indiana this year. that goes to great lakes capital, which was going to build it in fort wayne, indiana, and they got 8.6 million dollars. this is relatively small in terms of what happened. when you are looking in indiana, again, indiana alone over the course of the last 10 years has guys in hundred million dollar incentives that have gone to, i think, general motors. states are constantly competing to get factories to move, and this is part of what happens. oliver: so maybe small potatoes here. i want to bring in tim because as

prosecutors claim he killed brendan because the boy got in the way of his relationship with a teenaged >>> in the end zone, touchdown! >> man oh man, a celebration in happy valley that we haven't seen in years. penn state claims its first conference title in eight years. >>> and they're firing it up in phoenixville. >>> the nbc 10 first alert weather update is brought to you by colonial generators. visit a place where siblings become friends, parents become kids, and neighbors become family. great wolf lodge. everybody in. visit greatwolf.com to get the best deals on your family getaway. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> starting off with a look outside philadelphia. gorgeous sunrise we're looking at here. we are noticing just like yesterday a mix of clouds and sun to kick off the morning. sunday's forecast is going to be somewhat similar to yesterday when it comes to temperatures. we're starting out low 30s to low 40s. overall temperatures are similar. difference is that the wind are lighter today. we're looking at your current wind speeds and they're no big deal, 5-10 miles

pleased to have brendan iribe at the table for the first time.elcome. >> thank you. >> rose: tell me about virtual reality. where did it come from? you know, when did it begin to get some sense of significance? >> so we have been dreaming about v.r. for decades. it's been in science fiction from early books and then into film and movies and a lot of people think of v.r., they think of the matrix or the star trek, so we have been imagining this world of v.r. but it never really worked till the last few years. we finally got it to a place where it works. >> rose: what happened to make it work? the quality of software? >> really a lot of it was around hardware. software has been getting better and computers faster tbowrks put on a v.r. device and actually have your brain tricked, to really have the switch flipped where you believe you're there, you go from imagining being on a screen to actually your brain believing you're there, that took a lot of work. that took a lot of complex technology to really come together and for the first time it came tog

brendan rodgers' side secured their victory thanks to a 17th minute goal from scott sinclair at a rain—soddenn 21 domestic matches. league one side peterborough united will face premier league leaders chelsea in the fa cup third round after beating notts county 2—0. the league two strugglers fell behind with less than two minutes gone at london road when gwion edwards struck. and just five minutes later, paul taylor ensured his first fa cup goal was a memorable one. great strike. jamie vardy will serve a three—match ban after his claim for wrongful dismissal was rejected by the fa. vardy was shown a straight red for a two—footed tackle during leicester city's match with stoke city on saturday. he'll now miss the premier league champions' games against everton, west ham and middlesbrough. joey barton will re—sign for burnley on a short—term deal until the end of the season. barton was named championship player of the year in his previous stint with the club. he left rangers last month after having his contract terminated. newcastle united midfielder jonjo shelvey has been banned for five games

outlining why brendan dassey should be released from prison. dassey was convicted in 2007 of helping his uncle steven avery kill teresa hallbach. a district judge threw out that conviction -- saying dassey was coerced into confessing. the state appealed that decision - and the 7th circuit court of appeals the state has two weeks to respond to yesterday's briefs from the attorneys. dozens killed in indonesia... and more missing. rescue efforts... now underway following a massive earthquake. a former bears player... found dead in a park. what police are saying about rashaan salaam's death... coming up. and backlash... over how long it took to file murder charges in another former football player's death. but the sheriff's got one word for those upset with his response: tough. rob's weather you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. an occluded low over well to our northeast will move farther east today. colder air. highs today will be in the upper 20s but with a breeze at 10-15mph it will feel like the teens most of the afternoon. a disturbance rota

new developments in the case of brendan dassey. his attorneys have filed a motion in federal appeals court, urging judges to affirm the lower-court ruling that overturned dassey's conviction in the murder of teresa halbach. in august, a judge threw out the conviction, saying dassey's rights had been violated. the milwaukee county medical examiner claims he was threatened by the milwaukee county sheriff. doctor brian peterson sent email to the county executive.. exposing details of the phone conversation in which he claims to have been, quote, "verbally pummeled" by sheriff david clarke. peterson outlines three issues clarke addressed -- two regarding an inmate death, and another about a death of an elderly heated conversation. now, the county executive is asking for a copy. "obviously it's very upsetting to hear any kind of allegation about this kind of behavior." "we absolutely want to get to the bottom of this," said baldauff. sheriff clarke will ?not? run the department of homeland security. president-elect donald trump has chos

hughes is accused of failing to stop the attorneys for brendan dassey -- featured in a netflix documentary filed a brief with the u-s court of appeals--they were in "making of a murderer" -- they're urging it to agree with a lower court's ruling that overturns his 2007 conviction in the death of theresa halbach.dassey and his uncle -- steven avery -- were convicted of killing her in 2005.in august, a federal constitutional rights were violated with a coerced confession...prosecutors have two weeks to fire raged in a milwaukee church early this morning. the congregation now left wondering where the next service will be held. the fire was reported this morning at the all saints fellowship church on the city's north side. the blaze left a gaping hole in the roof and in the community. the sweat and tears that went into building this place of worship, i'm words. just looking, i'm at a loss of words. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. damage is estimated at 100 thousand dollars. two juveniles are in very serious trouble, accused of starting the fires that have killed at least 14

but after that brendan mccullum and chris lynn made light work of the run chase as the heat cruised toere'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. for now, good night. fog causing problems again in the southern half of the uk. in the next 48 hours commute you see this weather front sweeping south, producing cleaner and colder arctic air, it will get rid of fog problems but it has been brighter in places, ca ptu red but it has been brighter in places, captured by weather watchers in northamptonshire, that is not the case for all but in some places it is this dense fog lingering into the evening. it may thicken up later tonight, travel disruption is likely. slow on the roads, keep up—to—date if you are on the move. there will be patches of fog elsewhere, and in northern ireland and scotland, that will keep fog at bay, and relatively mild. just two 01’ bay, and relatively mild. just two or three in norwich and london, lower in rural areas. cold and potentially frosty, poor visibility through the morning. dense fog patches in places and if you don't have that, you have clo

prosecutors claim he killed brendan because the boy got in the way of his relationship with a teenaged girlfriend. >>> in west philadelphia family and friends remember a woman hit and killed during a police pursuit. she was sitting in her car at 52nd and locust street when a driver want in the a police chase smashed right into her. at the vigil her daughter told us what her mother cherished most in life. >> loved her family most of all. family was definitely important to her. i still can't believe she's gone. it's like a dream i can't wake up from. >> police are now reviewing the incident. earlier this week commissioner richard ross said the initial reason for the pursuit, a shooting, was warranted. >>> a man in delaware county can thank the extra efforts of 911 and first upon dresponders for his life. using cell phone data and other sources the dispatcher managed to identify the man's general area. >> road around the neighborhood with their sirens, got out of their squads, knocked door to door. no one gave up on this gentlemen. when they broke that door down, this gentleman needed som

joining me now is brendan gallagher who co—wrote bradley wiggins‘ autobiography.a unique personality. he's a little bitjekyll and hyde. he's a little bitjekyll and hyde. he can be wonderful to interview but also stonewall. he's a dreamer, very much a dreamer, he says that in his statement. he was an endlessly interesting guy to write about. this translated itself well to the glory years. there are many, many dimensions to him. earlier i spoke to the bbc‘s cycling correspondent alistair bruceball and i began by asking him if the timing of the announcement had been a surprise. you felt it couldn't go on. you have two wonder eventually how you continue to have the motivation, when you've done what he's done in his career. the titles he is one, the medals, the world hour record he's got. it must be difficult to get out of bed and find a reason to go on. he's done everything he wa nted go on. he's done everything he wanted to do and achieve his childhood dream, so he's decided to bow out. could you give us some context into those allegations? people might be sick to de

. >> 17-year-old brendan gauthier from louisiana had his entire family and friends and his school holding his breath to see if he was accepted into cornell, the ivy league university. he is the first member of his family to go to an ivy league school and his only the six person to go to an ivy league from his college prep school. he plans to study animal science to become a veterinarian. firefighters in california pulled off an extreme rescue. check out these firefighters taking the tax to ice to save this 500-pound moose from the ice. it took firefighters on the land to pull him out and he ran off to safety. >> one of my least favorite things is shoveling snow. your freezing and sweating and it's terrible start to finish. take a look at david from wisconsin. he's found a temporary solution. he's hover board and well shoveling. i'm pretty impressed he has a wiped out in the hover board hasn't caught on fire. it's a win-win. >> we are on a journey today to save one life, if we can. >> we have treatment waiting for him. if you have a chance to change something would you be open to (my hero

attorneys for brendan dassey have filed new court documents. it's the latest step in their attempts to get him freed from prison. dassey was convicted of helping his uncle steven avery kill teresa hallbach. a district judge threw out that conviction -- saying dassey was coerced into confessing. but the state appealed that decision to the 7th circuit court of outlines dassey's case. the state will respond in 2 weeks. three arrests have been made in connection with a fox lake woman's death. 36-year-old laverne ware junior is accused of hiding a corpse. his mother and her boyfriend are accused of aiding a felon. the dodge county sheriff's office says the victim is ware junior's girlfriend. according to court documents she was found dead in ware junior's pick up truck and there was a lot of relationship as "volatile". a homicide suspect is taken into custody after a lengthy standoff on milwaukee's north side. this was the scene near 13th and burleigh this afternoon. m-p-d officers in protective gear and u-s marshals responded. police say it took tw

attorneys for brendan dassey have filed new court documents. it's the latest step in their attempts to get him freed from prison. dassey was convicted of helping his uncle steven avery kill teresa hallbach. a district judge threw out that conviction -- saying dassey was coerced into confessing. but the state appealed that decision to the 7th circuit court of appeals. the new briefing outlines dassey's case. the state will respond in 2 weeks. three arrests have been mad connection with a fox lake woman's death. 36-year-old laverne ware junior is accused of hiding a corpse. his mother and her boyfriend are accused of aiding a felon. the dodge county sheriff's office says the victim is ware junior's girlfriend. according to court documents she was found dead in ware junior's pick up truck and there was a lot of blood in his garage. family members described their relationship as "volatile". coming up on wakeup -- what investigator believe could have started the deadly warehouse fire in california. plus -- dozens killed in an and an american is kill

a bench and plaque were dedicated to the memory of brendan creato. it does not his name but lyrics of "lost boys" and trees planted near where the 3-year-old's body was found this past october. >> this bench represents a place of reflection rather than sadness so that people can come, reflect on the good of this little boy rather than the sad of his passing. >> the little boy's father is charged with his murder. his trial is set for next month. >>> turning now to the latest on the presidential recount in pennsylvania. tomorrow the state recount effort moves to federal court as philadelphia election officials are set to announce their official recount results. new at 6:00, nbc 10's lauren mayk explains. >> reporter: on the sixth floor of a building on columbus boulevard in philadelphia, they're reading votes out loud. some party lines, some split tickets. all being counted, again, in an effort spearheaded by green party presidential candidate jill stein. >> is there still a hope for you that the outcome of the election koud change as a result of this?

lewd acts in a public place they claim is this she ran from her pampered to oakland police officer brendan o'brien but instead of helping her he exploited her path that he and his fellow officers allegedly continued to traffic rate and victimizer walk she was a minor he committed suicide leaving behind a note that expose the sex scandal. >>reporter: had not been for the community taking an active role in holding them accountable at this point a total 23 officers have been disciplined in this case coming up i am counting down the best of the worst of 2016. >>mark: do you still let the economy is doing well is far as unemployment in hiring?. >>rob black: on some levels a lot of americans want to make more money with the jobs they do have the first time the claims to have the 65,000 corporate america is pretty confident at this point in time as far as total on to work so expand in the future claims to stay below 300,000 for 94 straight weeks. >>reporter: we're tracking of huge changes will have a cooling trend on the wane we will let you know of that affects the weather as we go into the week

earlier this year, avery's nephew's conviction for the same crime was overturned when a judge ruled brendan dassey's confession was coerced. melinda: right now, a milwaukee police officer under investigation. wisn 12 news' tim elliott has the details on why. good morning, tim. officer of shooting and killing her dog vinnie with a bb gun. elizabeth sandretti says the officer is her neighbor and was off-duty at the time. sandretti says he admitted that he shot at her two dogs with a bb gun and apologized. >> and he said the reason that he shot the dogs is because they were in his yard and he didn't like it so he shot them. he told her that he shot them both. tim: police say they are doing civil suit to pay for $2,700 in vet bills. sandretti has an adult son who's disabled. she says the dog was his best friend. andy: developing this morning, a group of kids playing on a beach in door county find a human skull. they turned the bones over to the door county sheriff's office. officials say the bones seem very old. they say the bones likely belong to a native american who may have lived more than

police in pursuit, but wasn't just stolen from anybody, it was stolen from brendan whitecross, an aussie football player. family dog started barking, didn't sound right. came downstairs, came face to face basically with three people. they tried to make their escape through the front door, supermanned through the window and made off with this porsche. he's got two young kids inside the house, whole fight or flight response. he decided to let it go to the fight side of things. great quote, actually. >> i feel i can handle anybody. >> that's the captain. the guy legs it, though, and made their way off with his porsche. >> probably recognize this guy could beat the crap out of him. let's get out of here. >> they also went a bit offroad, as well, crossing over pavement before flooring it again. police were on hand to give chase. chase continues until they go to a shopping center. ended up driving inside the underground and ditched the car. >> trying to get away from the eye in the sky. >> right. didn't work, though. quickly a couple guys were caught up with and arrested. a third guy was later

brendan chase witte 2346r7b auer. cash askew. nick gomez-hall, david clines. 30-year-old sarah hoda. friends call her a teacher, gardner and hard working person who loved children. >>> we are also hearing some of the harrowing stories of survival. >> two women who lived inside tell us of the frantic moments when the fire broke out. >> the power went out and i jumped off of the loft which is 10, 11 feet, grabbed a head lamp and used it to grab my cat and phone and my keys. and then tried to get out of my gate and out the door. people at that point were trying to push their way through. >> this is our home. one of the other residents was standing in the doorway with all this smoke pouring out trying to light the way for people still trapped inside. >> he was trying to get people out of there. at some point i think whether you got out or you didn't. i think that timeline was under 10 minutes of when the fire started to when there was no chance for you getting out. that had to have been under 10 minutes. >> harrowing moments for peop

joining me now is brendan gallagher who co—wrote bradley wiggins boaty mcboatface autobiography.s? he was a hard-nosed pragmatist, a realist, a grafter, a very observant guy. even if you thought he wasn't listening, he was a wonderful mimic, and he would pick up a wonderful mimic, and he would pick up on everybody, everything you'd say or do. he was ultra sensitive to things like that. he was an endlessly interesting item write about. —— guide to write about. endlessly interesting item write about. -- guide to write about. do you think he became more guarded as a person because of the success he achieved? almost certainly. 20 years as achieved? almost certainly. 20 years asa achieved? almost certainly. 20 years as a professional, a cyclist, and it was rare he didn't win some sort of global event. he was always in the limelight and i do sense he retreated in on himself. i think he was either loving the limelight or wanting to get out of it and disappear. certainly, in recent yea rs disappear. certainly, in recent years he's become a little bit more reclusive. there's been some all

one of the congressmen who signed that is representative brendan boyle of pennsylvania. he's joining me now. good to see you, congressman. >> good to be back. >> i'd love to get detail on the letter you sent. let me ask you about your reaction to this accepting of a phone call that trump did with the taiwanese president. what's your view on that? >> yeah, and in addition to being on the oversight committee, the other committee on which i serve is the foreign affairs committee. so obviously we deal a lot with our relations with china and with taiwan. i thought the part that was most disturbing wasn't so much the call. the foreign policy analysts can debate the merits of that. his two tweets after the call were the most disturbing. you know, when one thinks the call is a good idea or not, this is the first time an american leader has spoken to a taiwanese leader since 1979. clearly this call is a big deal. the fact that he tweeted, well, she called me as if it was no big deal, it was a congra congratulatory call, that is a shocking ignorance. i hope he didn't just stumble

emily: you meet with not just mark but jan and brendan.aking onstagram things facebook was looking at, like virtual-reality? kevin systrom: if you can experience -- feel like you experience whatever is happening in the world, an imagine putting on a headset and being at a coldplay concert, being at a riot anywhere in the world, or something as simple as a friend's wedding. that is what we want to create, and i think virtual-reality will create -- play a critical role in having that come to -- true. emily: how about artificial intelligence? do see more of that in the future? kevin systrom: for sure. one thing i have learned through the history of instagram is that the more personalization you add, if you can have an ,xperience that caters to you you can use machine learning and artificial intelligence to make a much better experience for you. emily: what about e-commerce. do you think about adding a button to"buy" instagram? kevin systrom: where we start and where we and our two different places. we have a button like that on instagram, but

earlier this year, avery's nephew's conviction for the same crime was overturned when a judge ruled brendan dassey's confession was coerced. melinda: right now, a milwaukee police officer under investigation. wisn 12 news' tim elliott has the details on why. tim? tim: a woman has accused the officer of shooting and killing her dog vinnie with a bb gun. elizabeth sandretti says the officer is her neighbor and was off-duty at the time. sandretti says he admitted that he shot at her two dogs with a >> and he said the reason that he shot the dogs is because they were in his yard and he didn't like it so he shot them. he told her that he shot them both. tim: police say they are doing an internal investigation. sandretti says she may file a civil suit to pay for $2,700 in vet bills. sandretti has an adult son who's disabled. she says the dog was his best friend. back to you. >> tim, thank you. andy: developing this morning, a group of kids playing on a beach in door county find a human skull. they turned the bones over to the door county sheriff's office. officials say the bones seem very old. th

attorneys for brendan dassey have filed new court documents. it's the latest step in their attempts to get him freed from prison. dassey was convicted of helping his uncle steven avery kill out that conviction -- saying dassey was coerced into confessing. but the state appealed that decision to the 7th circuit court of appeals. yesterday's briefing outlines dassey's case. the state will respond in 2 weeks. waukesha county has hit a milestone in the presidential recount. kn 'weve actually started the city of waukesha!' the county is now processing votes cast in the city of waukesha - thats the largest ci of votes. theyre ahead of schedule for one big reason: a high speed ballot-counting machine arrived on monday. it can count 5-thousand ballots per hour! waukesha county will begin shorter recount hours starting tonight-- instead of processing votes from 9 a-m until midnight, they will stop at 10 tonight. meanwhile just a day after the recount started in michigan-- it may be over. a federal judge in detroit has called for a hearing today to conti

joyce: new at 6:00, attorneys for convicted killer brendan dassey ask a federal appeals court to make sure their clien' the u.s. court of appeals will decide whether to uphold a district court judge's decision to throw out dassey's conviction and release him from prison. a court ordered dassey to stay behind bars pending the outcome of the appeal. the appeal could take months. dassey is currently serving life in prison for the 2005 murder of photographer teresa halbach in manitowoc county. kathy: new at 6:00, a warning tonight for milwaukee county residents. the county says someone has been calling residents over the past couple of days claiming to be a that person tells people they have missed jury duty and need to pay a fine or be arrested. one victim said they lost $1000 after being told to buy a pre-paid credit card and give the card number to the caller. the clerk of courts wants to remind people sheriff's deputies do not call people about jury duty. and, any jury summons would come in the mail. new tonight, milwaukee police are hoping someone will recognize the man seen on this

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a bench now stands in memory of brendan there's lyrics from a song. the bench is a place where people can come and reflect on the joys of life in his honor. >> this bench represents a place of reflection rather than sadness so that people can come and reflect on the good of this little boy rather than the sad of his passing. >> the little boy's father is accused of killing him. he's charged with murder. the trial is set for next month. >>> it's 4:35. our live team coverage of wintry mix that you're encountering this morning, it continues. >> live view of cape may. no mix there. that's just rain. 40 degrees at 4:35. most of the area is seeing rain but not for much longer. other changes on the way. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood just ahead. >>> the "nbc 10" first alert severe weather update is brought to you by colonial generators. never lose power again. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica buyioyington. traffic is moving northbound towards the lehigh valley between quakers town and the lehigh valley. the accident scene had earlier closed off the

emily: you mentioned you meet with mark and john and brendan. do you see instagram taking advantage of the more futuristic things that facebook is working on like virtual reality? kevin: if our vision is to make you feel it you could travel anywhere in the world in a fraction of a second and experience with happening in the world, imagine a day when you put in a headset and be at a coldplay concert, seeing something happening like a big protest or riot anywhere in the world. or something as simple as a friend's wedding. that's the kind of experience we love to create and i think virtual reality in the coming years will play a critical role in seeing that vision come true. emily: how about artificial intelligence? kevin: we use that today. that is what powers advertising and making sure we have the right amount of targeting. emily: will we see more of it? kevin: oh, for sure. one thing i've learned is the more personalization you have, if we can have an experience that caters to you, you the individual, if we know your interest in what you engage

third quarter, dalton, to brendan, for 8-yard 26-nothing, bengals scored scored on their first six possessions, can't happen in a muste. third, eagles finally getting on scoreboard, wentz to zach ertz, in the fourth, the eagles down 29-14, carson's pass off, and second of the game, carson wentz 36-60, 308 yards. the eagles lose their third straight 3032 to 146789. >> i'm obviously disappointed we're where we are. i felt like we've had some opportunities to win some of these games, and put ourselves in better positions. down the stretch, even with all of the adversity we've faced in the will few weeks. >> good group every guys, good lockerroom. guys in it to the end. we don't make plays, have a loft mistakes, i think we have ought to clean up, some discipline, we lack some of that at times. but, you know, there is no quitting. you just got to stay positive. >> next up for the eagles, nfc east division game against the redskins, that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall have, a great day. >> oh, what can you say? tough on your team, so tough. >> and i think it hurt even more because we start

admitted to cornell university, the ivy league school only admits about one in seven politics and brendanand for many people the work week is starting with a very wet commute. and elsewhere-- the weather is even worse. good morning washington. toss to eileen - am rain (freezing rain far nw) - another cold blast late week - wet weekend weather today: morning rain, freezing rain far nw. becoming partly cloudy late. mph tonight: partly cloudy. lows: 27-35 winds: nw 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy. stray shower nw. highs: 44-49 winds: s 5 mph a man is behind bars in nigeria after a church collapses on hundreds of worshippers over the weekend. at least 160 people are confirmed dead and dozens more are seriously injured. witnesses say the building's iron roof collapsed during a service on saturday. nigerian officials have launched an investigation into roof down-- and the building's contractor is now under arrest. the church was reportedly still under construction at the time of the tragedy. back here we're learning more about the two men shot late friday in woodbridge. the suspected gunman --moha

bench to the memory of brendan creato in cooper river park in haddonhn october 13th of last year. his father, dj creato, behind bars on murder charges. pa memorial will now give neighbors a place to reflect. >> we are remembering a boy with a infectious smile, who brought great joy to his family, and his community, and this bench represents a place of reflection rather than sadness. so that people can come, reflect on the good of this little boy rather than his passing. >> also a plan for a creato's m. >>> pennsylvania state police say they have few clues after driver goes the wrong way on i-95, crashes a car, then leaves the scene. investigators say, an officer tried to pull over the other driver, on saturday night, speedings but the car did to the stop. police say continued on i59 north until crashing into another car along the blue but, police found documents in the abandoned car, potentially linked to la property. >>> well, now we know, what caused the streets every centerll with foam saturday afternoon, the brake err lombard, juniper streets, large amounts of fire fighting fo

admitted to cornell university, the ivy league school only admits about one in seven politics and brendans own good luck. >> congratulations. >> more news after this. and there are some people you shouldn't . people you should. shouldn't. janice! should. shouldn't. yes. no. should. no way. should. no. definitely not. ha ha, nay. you shouldn't give underwear to everybody. but for those you do, give them fruit of the loom. when are they leaving? grilled cheese and campbell's tomato soup go together like grandchildren and chaos. made for real, real life. [ cougshh. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. better take something. dayquil liquid gels doesn't treat a runny nose. it doesn't? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough liquid gels fight your worst cold symptoms including your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is! >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards, monday, december 12. rain is washing away the light snow that dusted parts of the area. david murphy is track be rain, matt pellman is watching the roads. >>> a teen is shot on a west philadelphia street corner, he was out with his family when

the celtic manager brendan rodgers says today's old firm match was a great advert for scottish footballre's our sports correspondent andy swiss. he remains —— it remains one of football's fiercest and noisiest rifleries, amid the noise a minute's silence in memory of the 66 fan who is died in a crush at ibrox in 1971. after that reflection, time for the action. celtic, the runaway league leaders, but thanks to kenny miller's perfect timing, it was rangers that seized the initiative. celtic soon responded, though. and in thunderous fashion. a blistering volley levelling it up at the break. and just after it, celtic should have been ahead. denied by the bar. sinclair the side netting. would it be one of those days? with barely 20 minutes left, finally their pressure paid off. for sinclair, this time unmissable, celtic seemingly unstoppable. rangers did nearly equalise. miller agonisingly close. but celtic are 110w agonisingly close. but celtic are now 19 points clear. it might not even be january, but the title is already surely theirs. andy swiss, bbc news. four other results in the scot

but after that brendan mccullum and chris lynn made light work of the run chase as the heat cruised tohour. russia is asking members of the un security council to consider a new resolution that was in dorset the ceasefire that came into syria last night. russia is asking members of the un security council to consider a new resolution that would endorse the ceasefire in syria that came into force last night. the ceasefire agreed by the syrian government and some opposition forces appears to be holding, despite reports of sporadic fighting in parts of the country. this was the moment when the tide of syria's devastating civil war turned. buses lined up earlier this month to evacuate thousands of rebel a huge blow to the opposition movement, leaving the syrian regime in a commanding position. and giving the regime an opportunity to negotiate a ceasefire from a position of strength. translation: this reflects the reality that after aleppo's liberation the situation is now different. there is a real opportunity to reach a political solution for the crisis in syria that ends the bloodshed an