you're seeing pictures danny by dps after tha all total, 45 guns and 84,000 rounds were taken by law enforcement according to the department of public safety. the agency has been beefing up its security for the past year and has four law enforcement officers. officials were unable to spokeswoman said they have had numerous threats made against the agency. one lawmaker say this is a troubling story. >> this is really scary. we put a lot of trust in the people who run our public agencies. to have this much lethal force available inside a department that people depend on for their lives for no reason, th problematic. >> reporter: several other state agencies are allowed to their buildings. other than dps no other agency has been stockpiling arms like this. >> such a strange story. we'll be hear a lot more about that. >>> developing tonight, a tucson police officer is in critical condition. and another is doing okay after they were shot by a wanted felony suspect. the officers tried to arrest the man for aggravated assault this morning but he opened fire, hitting both officers. they were

on monday, dps use one of their helicopters to pull the two from the area. both were in good condition because they had the necessary supplies to stay alive for days. >>> an arizona couple is making national headlines for doing something incredible. they adopted five brothers and sisters who came from a very tough situation to ke from being split up. >> brenda and kurt have opened their home to dozens of foster children over the years but tonight, they told us they knew their bond with these kids would last forever. >> you can never say anything to them, just that we are here for you and when the time came, they were very excited. essentially, the little ones. they love everything we love. we go camping. we go boating. they just love to do what we love. they really fit in. they come from a lot of violence and they have seen too much. >> their father was killed like the week after we got them. know. alcohol, drugs, all that kind of situation. >> even though they were in the foster system, we try to make them part of our family every day. kind of show them wha

dps working to rescue a man. allow yourself extra time even the surface streets busy. >>> now to the aw moment involving a picture getting thousands of shares. >> bryan the partially blind german shepard the last dog waiting for a home after this weekend. just in time for the holidays bryan has found a home and his stoeshry continues. -- story continues. chris gros was there. >> every dog is different in its own way, some are a little >> he gets spooked by things. he's very vocal. he'll be doing his thing and then he's running into things. >> you can't blame the dog for that and what makes this guy, bryan, different isn't easy to see. >> i think he sees shapes and shadows. >> he's partially blind and may lose his vision altogether one day. he need extra care and can't be with other dogs. the society tried to finds hi and 313 other an malls a new home -- animals a new home but it was bryan who got left behind. >> he is beautiful. >> it wasn't too long of a wait though thanks to posts like this one and countless sh

as the dps trooper halls it over to the right-hand side. i don't know if this is a crash and that's the debris left in the roadway and you can see them stopping traffic trying to get this all cleaned up. so it could take several minutes until traffic is flowing. i'm going to give you a look at those delays you can expect in minutes. >>> now back to the live desk here and those wild fires are not slowing in tennessee. seven people are now dead. and officials say the fires are likely human cause possibly by arsonist. thousands of acres are on fire. high winds and the dry conditions not helping firefighters. have you seen these images? some of what's left and it's not really much. more than 700 structures have been destroyed. most of the resort town of of the same home. dozens of people injured. i want you to see this photo here. more than 200 firefighters battling the blaze and this is a look at their efforts here. taking a nap on a sidewalk. if anybody ever has a complaint i want to remind you to pull up this photo. this by the way was their

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dps telling us what happened, a car under a suv. and the driver reported no injuries, but does need extrication. and will have it blocked a the wb 202 san tan near alamo school. and you can use the 202 and side streets to the 101 and the 60 is another option depending on where you need to go. and that is another option other than the red mountain. this is a mess, going to approximate so for a half our or 45 minutes at least. avoid ou >> good thing there's no injuries. thanks, jen. >>> time is 5:56. rainbows and reindeers. what's next? >> dominos is giving up on reindeer as delivery workers as expect fd. they were working on the reindeer having them deliver pizza during the holidays to the snowy parts o japan. disaster. they're giving up because the reindeer are too difficult to control. so what happens if the reindeer go off the track or eat the pizza. >> they want to fly. >> yeah. they like to work for santa claus, not dominos. >> delivering toys, not pizza. >>> humbug. ransacking a dollar store in maryland. animal control arrived

. >> if that was me, right away dps is gonna be called, they're gonna be drug testing me saying >> reporter: the thought of losing him again frightening. >> my son hasn't had an easy life. so to not know where my only son. >> reporter: the says the driver has been with the company for more than five years. nothing like this has happened before and the driver was immediately suspended today. they are thankful little mikey is okay. >> things back to normal at the scottsdale airport after a plane veered off evening it ended up in the gravel off the runway. the two people on board were not hurt. on the loop202 red mountain freeway after this massive backup during rush hour. lanes were shut down after a man threatened to jump. >>> a place where privacy is a must. a 20-year-old valley man is facing charges after he was busted for recording other men while they used the bathroom. >> this happened after a september and earl october. >> reporter: police say the suspect recorded as many as 40 men using the restroom in locations across the valley. in some cases, his own coworkers. >> reporter: police

these pictures from dps showing their rescue of a father and son who were out in the they spent the time 20 miles east of roosevelt lake after their truck slid down a kill and they couldn't get it out. on monday they used a helicopter to pull the two from the area. they had the necessary supplies to stay alive for days. >>> police are searching for christine crable haven't been seen since 2015. investigators believe foul play was involved in her disappearance. if you have information that could help solve this case call police. >>> phoenix police say a second man has died after being shot on the platform of a rail station. investigators say a man scene on surveillance video riding a bicycle the 37-year-old and 46-year-old have both died in the shooting. >>> a house fire sending a woman to the hospital in critical condition today. rescue teams arriving to find this mobile home engulfed in flames and that is when they heard a woman inside. they were able to get her out and perform cpr. >>> charges will not be filed against had police officer who motorists. today the district attorney annou

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and dps would be getting involved and i probably wouldn't have all three of my children. >> reporter: preschool's vice president tells us children are their no. 1 priority. and additional efforts will be made to ensure that something like this never happens again. >> reporter: driver s here are also supposed to do a final sweep of their bus when they finish their route to make sure no one is still on board. that procedure appears not to have >>> how the swaet team was able to get inside -- s.w.a.t. team was able to get inside and bring a suspect o in handcuffs. >> december is a month for buying, gifts for you or others. >>> 11 people taken hostage in a credit union branch in florida. >> no hostages were hurt. they were held team. they rushed in when the suspect was distracted. he is in custody. >>> investigators on the scene of the deadly plane crash in columbia say there is more evidence that the jet liner simply ran out of fuel. they have found no fuel in the engines or fuel line. 71 people were killed. >>> buzz aldrin is in new zealand after being evacuated reasons. he was individu

. >> the paper says dps troopers seized dozens of hand guns and 80,000 rounds of ammunition being stored in the agency's basement. the republic says former des director also had a hand gun in his home that he bought with public money. the paper says jeffrey's told the republic he needed protection for his employees social services center in san bernardino. governor ducey was in have a scra and his office did not respond to requests seeking comment and the department of economic security told fox 10 interim des director henny darwin was not available today. >>> president-elect donald trump back on the road tonight. he is stopping in ohio and indiana as part of what's being called a thank you tour. mr. trump spoke a short time ago in cincinnati. >> and i'm to keep their jobs in america and we will work to make america a better environment for workers and businesses and we will crack down on all foreign trade abuses that undermine your ability and your company's ability to compete. those days are over when those companies are going to leave. >> this comes in the same week that donald trump

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down northern ireland thriller the survivalist, joe stevenson's chicken, superbly shot by rising star dprformance by newcomer stephen brandon. my favourite film of 2016 was the spine—chilling british production under the shadow, from iran—born london—based writer—director ba bak anvari. the uk's entry for the foreign language film 0scar, under the shadow, was set in tehran, shot injordan and filmed in farsi. there are nods to roman polansky and the guilermo del toro but anvari's superbly creepy chiller conjures an atmosphere, which is uniquely its own. with very strong performances by narges rashidi and avin manshadi as the mother and daughter terrorised by falling bombs, religious zealots and marauding djinn spirits, under the shadow is a film you simply must not miss, believe me, it will take your breath away. films like under the shadow and notes on blindness found their audiences, thanks in large part to the efforts of the uk's still thriving independent cinema circuit, the real heart of the movies. if you're lucky enough to have a local arthouse cinema, then make sure you make the m

you're seeing pictures danny by dps after tha all total, 45 guns and 84,000 rounds were taken by law enforcement according to the department of public safety. the agency has been beefing up its security for the past year and has four law enforcement officers. officials were unable to spokeswoman said they have had numerous threats made against the agency. one lawmaker say this is a troubling story. >> this is really scary. we put a lot of trust in the people who run our public agencies. to have this much lethal force available inside a department that people depend on for their lives for no reason, th problematic. >> reporter: several other state agencies are allowed to

dps telling us they are working to rescue someone near brown. this shot shows you just how much, what the back up looks like. surface streets i just checked in, they're packed as well. we'll keep you updated. >>> a bold move in a busy wal- mart. >> bad guys targeting a single here's navideh forghani. >> these criminals were watching the victim. the victim had her purse in the car. it was completely open and these men waited for the moment she turned her back to take everything she had. >> i'm trying to go inside to buy diapers and groceries. >> the minute she walked into the wal-mart this victim had a bad feeling. >> i noticed them one when i was walking to get my cart. i went to use the restroom and the man s i went up and down the aisles and he was still there. >> she didn't want to be identified but she's in school for criminal justice and knows she should have reported them immediately but she let her guard down. >> you don't think people are going to follow you and take your stuff. >> the second she turned her back she felt her cart move. >

. >>> it certainly wasn't another typical day for dps. these goods were found in the basement of state building. apparently, the former director was building his own police force to protect his officers. he was forced to resign last week. >>> take a look at this pizza party. this group is celebrating the departure of sheriff joe arpaio. he was voted out of the office >> and agenda that is not -- a agenda that is not inclusive and we are going to be organizing people to stand up against hate. >> it has been a busy week for the president likes. my wife said that the half to hold rallies now that he is one? he doesn't have to, but he is. the last nomination for secretary of defense was james mattis. he led troops into the bloodiest battle of the iraq war and will need a waiver from congress to be confirmed. there is a legal statue in place daily you must have a seven-year period between military and civilian life. >>> when it comes to the ftc on elect says he has narrowed down his choices. one of his first decisions will be to replace justic

. >>> dps investigating a deadly crash in mojave county. two cars involved in this crash on state route 95. no word on the number of victims involved by troopers did confirm that this crash turned deadly. detectives fear there may be more victims after a man is arrested for molesting children. brandon butler accused of assaulting four young girls. he's being held without bond. detectives are asking anyone victimized by butler or if you know of abuse call. >>> it can create problems for drivers and animals, dumping waste along the road. jackson fink is accused of dumping large palm trees near route 66. >>> tense moments for parents and students in surprise. a suicidal person led to a lockdown. there was never a threat to any was precautionary. >>> jagged edges, dangerous holes, ugly graffiti, a park plagued with problems. how a valley mom is taking action to get it cleaned up. >> 9-month-old everest loves the park. his mom says the park could use more love from the city. >> i mean there's still a little bit. >> pieces of plastic flaking off

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today the dow up 4 oh -- the dp 40 points. pick it up, people, this is a rally. just kidding. french court finding international monetary chief christine lagarde guilty of criminal charges links to misuse of funds when she was finance minister. but she'll not face punishment or a fine. it's the french way. up next, the numbers don't lie or even -- well, suggest. today the electoral college added up all the votes. donald trump is on his way to my commentary is next. achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. lou: a few thoughts the dems and the far left in their attempt to moore ginnallize with president-elect trump's victory. the dems have refused to come to terms with the collapsing ideological arguments. that's all they have got. the left is in a last-gasp protest. trump winning 30 states. gathering 304 of the 538 electoral votes. way beyond the required 270. now trump will be certified the 45th president of the united states january 20. the left

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if trump picks one or both for the cabinet, it would increase dp domination of the senate. manchin has to make sure he is doing the best he can for his state. he says no specifics have been discussed so far with team trump. >> very encouraging talk. we talked about my state of west virginia and the country as a whole. productive talk. >> who you take department of energy if offered? >> we have not talked about that. i'm sure there will be later this week or some time we will meet. >>> and two more stops this week on donald trump's thank you tour. on thursday, he goes to des moin moines. on friday, he goes to grand rapids, michigan. >>> new york city is sending taxpayers the bill for the cost of protecting the president-elect and his family. mayor de blasio is seeking $35 million in reimbursement for overtime and expenses for safeguarding trump and trump tower through inauguration day. that comes to about $500,000 a day. the good news is that figure is about half the city's cost estimate from last month. >>> the story may have been b bogus, but the bullets not. the man firin

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stocks at the expense of other countries, continued heated trade rick santelhetoric from dp and others investors are focused on domestic policy improvements and don't forget, january, february last year, china derailed domestic markets. we're forgetting that a bit at the moment. oil prices derailed markets earlier this year but not doing that ending the year. a little soft this morning, down 1%, but after a decent bounce the last few weeks. 52.4 on wti. ten-year treasury note just slipped a bit. certainly still significantly elevated since the election. 2.44. can we get movement around that today? not so much depending on whether we get that.25 basis point hike, but more hikes moving forward. the dollar not doing much at all. pretty much bang on flat against all the currency pairs. hit a high against the yen on monday. since then slipped. gold prices bouncing back a bit today. having slipped a bit yesterday. >> now to the intersection of politics and business. there is an important meeting on president-elect trump's agenda today. he'll gather with the biggest names in technology. john

they are pricing it more to a coalition party, but it wouldn't dp gain the power that a lot of people initially thought it might. >> it will probably move to more of a representation type of system. and that will allow other parties to prevent the lifestyle party from becoming stronger. >> you look at the separate chapter called banks, public services, all valid regards when it comes to italy, but do we need to worry that the interim prime minister will be so focused on the electoral law and the political changes we could risk stagnation or see italy having to go through a really difficult time from the economic standpoint? >> we already have stagnation. that's part of the issue and the big difference between this and something like brexit. this was a vote for the status q quo. we are not getting any better. the issue when looking at this where a third of the loans are non-performing, it is something that needs to be addressed and is holding back the reform and the rest of the banks. if the markets deteriorate, they now in italy don't necessarily have the ability to move as rapidly ag

dp doesn't really capture how healthy we are and how happy we are there is important values. host: the bobby kennedy speech. guest: environmentalism is one of the values, important to have a clean environment, even if hat doesn't show up in the national income account. good carol, democrat, morning. caller: yes, you mentioned around the world executives are maybe less money, but be e doesn't seem to appreciable difference in the way the economies are going. european countries, they have better safety net, they have national health insurance what impact, on the middle class and the have if we would ere to adopt some of those safety nets that they have in economies?n guest: that's a great question. i want to point out that the safety net in many european economies have grown weaker over time. this tends to get lost in the discussion in the united states. but, for example, if you are a young person coming into the job spain or italy or sometimes even in france or be any, you're likely to offered temporary job, you're ot likely to be offered a career. ou may be in the temporary j

i won't forget the men who died to who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ i gladly stand up next to you and dpstill today ♪ ♪ there ain't no doubt i love this lands ♪ ♪ god bless the u.s.a. >> thank you, thank you. when i started 18 months ago, i told my first crowd in wisconsin that we are going to come back here some day and we are going to say merry christmas again. merry christmas. merry christmas. happy new year. but merry christmas. and i'm here today for one main reason. to say thank you to the people of wisconsin. incredible people. and, you know, a wonderful thing, because now after millions and millions of dollars were wasted and countless hours were spent, the recount vote has come back. [cheers and applause] you know, i called it a scam, but i won't say that. i refuse to say it was a scam tonight. all right? this way they can't report that i said it. after all of this money was spent by the democrats, believe me, they were behind it, okay? and the green party. wonderful party. she got less than 1%. but she thought she was going to catch us. all that money within all that time, all

i won't forget the men who died to who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ i gladly stand up next to you and dpstill today ♪ ♪ there ain't no doubt i love this lands ♪ ♪ god bless the u.s.a. >> thank you, thank you. when i started 18 months ago, i told my first crowd in wisconsin that we are going to come back here some day and we are going to say merry christmas again. merry christmas. merry christmas. happy new year. but merry christmas. and i'm here today for one main reason. to say thank you to the people of wisconsin. incredible people. and, you know, a wonderful thing, because now after millions and millions of dollars were wasted and countless hours were spent, the recount vote has come back. [cheers and applause] you know, i called it a scam, but i won't say that. i refuse to say it was a scam tonight. all right? this way they can't report that i said it. after all of this money was spent by the democrats, believe me, they were behind it, okay? and the green party. wonderful party. she got less than 1%. but she thought she was going to catch us. all that money within all that time, all

was out in front and information flows in and more often, almost always, the rest of the intelligence dp intelligence getting on board. now, what we are seeing the trump team do is not argue that there was a hack, they are arguing the content of the hack and pointing to say, oh, look what we found out. they are waiting for what we can say was a shiny object. it is the consequences that we were able to find out and the consequences that we saw that the dnc was not playing fairly by the rules. the tables could turn and russians could decide the next election or the next election after that they adodon't agree h the republicans. they could decide we are going to try to hack into the rnc or certain republican officials accounts which they did try to do according to reports. they can use that against them in elections down the line. the problem that republicans are having with trump is that he does not necessarily have any commitment to the republican party. he's not necessarily a republican true and true like the others are. he's not going to be there potentially after four years or maybe af

that -- the members of congress, those on the intelligence committee, for example, republicans and dpts, see that and speak to it about the validity of it and it's bipartisan in nature and they are viewing that, that might be one way the public's confidence can rise up, the public being able to see the information. >> on friday, president obama vowed to retaliate for the hacking. what tangibly could the united states do? >> sure. there are a number of things the united states can do in the cyber realm and beyond. the united states can engage in its own sort of cyber hack t. couit could release embarrassing information about putin or other high level officials. it doesn't want to escalate this. that's something to be worried about. it could do something privately that we don't know they do. it could be more publically. it could do additional sanctions on russia. that is something the president is going to have to weigh. it's the closing daze e ining d administration. it's up to president trump to respond if additional response is necessary and depending on his view on russia cyber hack

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the kind of sanctions that said to dps-- companies and banks around the world that if you do business with the iranians, if you do business with the russians, you cannot did business with american corporations. boy, that would get, that would get the attention of vladimir putin. and we might even be able, i mean when people raise this, they say jeez, we won't be able to get the europeans to go along with us. well, there's already signs that russia is already trying to med el in the german election. so we may be able to get the europeans to come along with us here. but we should at least try. >> that's one. >> that's one, right. >> two would be to provide offensive weapons to the ukrainians. we have been very reluctant to do that. putin is dead set against it it would send a very powerful signal not only about the election but our support for the ukrainians and the defense of their nation. so that's two examples of what would capture his attention. >> michael morell, thank you so much, have a happy holidays. >> thank you, charlie. >> thank you for joining us, we'll see you neck time. f

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double digits in terms of dps from 2000 and 18 onwards. another deal, another date. about us get to asian markets. any christmas cheer for me, juliette? only if you are holding stocks in new zealand. santa has not found asia just yet. we have had a bleak day. the regional index excluding japan, which is closed. being hit quite hard today. we are seeing volumes very light ahead of the long weekend, with many markets closed on monday and tuesday after christmas. australia yesterday hit a 2016 high. today, we saw that weakness in the iron ore price heat a lot of the minor players. it was a shortened trading day in australia and new zealand. hong kong extending this slump into correction territory and seeing these property players under pressure and concerned about outflow. consecutive0th session in hong kong and the hang seng off by 0.5%. down more than 10% from that september 9 high. from somecoming down of its gains, off by .9%. it hit a six-week high. elsewhere, we are seeing general weakness coming through in the emerging markets, particularly worth noting the contr

dps.apparently someone is newt grinning gringrich, the former speaker apologized. >> i want to report that i made a big boo-boo, i talked this morning with president-elect trump, he reminded me, he likes to drain the swamp. i mischaracterized it the other day, i goofed, draining the swamp is in, the al gaiter should be word and you would hear me write about more al gaiters and the swamp. >> juan williams political analyst and author of we the people and mercedes, former media spoke person for george w. bush and fox news contributor. >> good morning. >> i heard you chuckling there for a moment. insider is snafoo and him walking this back. >> for him to say boo-boo, that's sweet. obviously what he is doing is bringing the heavy weights, outsiders. not typical politicians to take on key cabinet positions here in washington. he really wants to change it up here in washington, not have business as usual. the other component of this is obviously what we talked about ethics reform, lobbying refor

do have another system moving in tomorrow, bringing solid 100% shot for rain, and we are goingvels dphat's the day that we guarantee it will stay dry. not talking about any major wash out here. tomorrow mainly p.m. hours, into the early morning hours every wednesday, that the rain is expected, and then by thursday, probably, just sprinkle or flurry, at absolute worse, but look at the temperature drop off. arctic air about to settle in for the tail ends of the week, won't even break out of the 30's, haven't seen that in a while, meisha. >> that will field cold. what i think about right away, ice, yikes, the day, no ice obviously, just some rain moving out. but what's leaving us with, very wet roadways, had string every issues, accident involving school bus here, it is still out here, eastbound schuylkill before south street. and only the left lane is squeezing by very slow moving around there, speaking every slow take a look at the ben franklin bridge moving in the westbound direction, an accident pa turnpike westbound before downingtown, vehicle spun out on the shoulder, rahel? >> mei

. >> as a member of the dp cross-functional team lead by osd, we are still reviewing. in the next panel, they can tell you exactly where we're at on this. but we are building criteria, and i think based on the secretary's guidance and what's in the ndaa. the intent is to only find those who were ineligible for a bonus and should have or did know they were ineligible. the intent is not to recoup from soldiers that did not understand what was going on. it's only to get after those that were ineligible and accepted a bonus knowing they were ineligible. >> will that criteria significantly reduce the number of guardspeople that are affected? >> so, i've been asked if you could refer that question to the next panel. >> i will do so. mr. chairman, i want to thank you and i want to thank this panel for writing into the ndaa the language that will significantly solve most of the problem, perhaps not all of it. and i would ask that in the future this panel continue to observe and watch as this plays out. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me add my words of pra

a security company detected the hackers inside the dps. saw them while it was hack. guck leave behind little footprints that would indicate who did the hacking. some of the stuff left including things that the russians used. if another country or bad actors wanted to make it look like the russians, you leave that behind. that's kind of what former u.s. ambassador john bolton who could be number two at state just said yesterday. >> you have to know the facts here. it's not at all clear to me, just this from the outside that this hanging into the dnc and the rnc computers was not a false flag operation. let's remember what fbi director james comey said dealing with hillary's home brewer server. he said we found no direct evidence of foreign intelligence service penetration. but given the nature of this, we didn't expect to. a sophisticated foreign intelligence service wouldn't leave cyber fingerprints, yet they did. the question that has to be asked why did the russians run a smart intelligence services through her servers and the dumb intelligence through -- >> somebo