there was a blimp, a cargo blimp -- and there was a plan to build giant tvs.hat they also seem to have killed. so what they're trying to do is be a little bit smarter. in the past, google would just invest in cool things. but now they say, is this cool and is it a business? if it is just cool then they are trying to be smart about the investments. carol: there has been no new moonshot for two years. is this a result of the chief financial officer? >> they have said to my cowriter and i that it is just a coincidence. it does feel like there have been a conscious effort to pull back. we expect that the next moonshot will probably happen with robotics. they acquired a big mass of robotics companies. and this is part of the weirdness of google in the past, they didn't really have a clear mandate. and what they're trying to do no is get those into shape and i would guess -- if we hear from them in 2017, it will involve robots. although i don't know exactly what they will be doing. it is possible that they will decide that the robot thing, we need to keep working. o

a smile that could light up a room. a passion for life. family members letsing us know about who -- letting us know about who cameron kay was. he was killed at roosevelt lake this saturday. he was an avid fisherman. a celebration of life is set for friday morning. for the neighbor next door fire truck lights and flames from the attic in the home kyrene and baseline. everyone got out safely. tonight unclear what caused the fire. >>> staying on top of a rash of car windows shot out. salt river officers arrested someone for busting a window. it's unclear how the window was busted or if it's connected. car windows shot out in several cities this month. more than 50 in phoenix alone. >>> 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 wit

had a spiritual awakening since converting to islam. >> it's the reflection of a new person, a new man, a changed man. >> mcquay is not the only inmate at wabash valley who says he's gone through a spiritual transformation since coming to prison. [ speaking foreign language ] >> marcus murray is a self-proclaimed priest of a paying an religion. >> asatru is the pre-christian religion of northern europeans. >> here me now your son -- >> it's popular among predominantly white inmates countrywide. he discovered it shortly after coming to wabash 11 years earlier. he's serving a sentence for beating another man to death. his hammer pendant and many prison tattoos are symbols of his faith. >> they're viking age is a large portion of asatru. >> the prison officials have begun to see asatru as something else, a front for white supremacist gangs. members have been allowed to hold services at some prisons. wabash has banned such gatherings. >> the gang members are using their meetings to have their gang meetings within the service itself. >> murray has decided to file a grievance to appeal the b

see if the cardinal were able to hang on. >>> a new life and a new home to ring in a new year, a man who was homeless for 20 years changes his life. . >>> stanford and north carolina take it to the final plays in the game in the sun bowl, it was a nail-biter in texas. >> mark ibanez with more on than -- on that and sports. >> powell games can be a letdown, but this was a great game and not everybody thinking the stanford season was a great success. christian mccaffrey not on the scene. facing the top quarterback. 1st quarter no score, he's hitting switzer, on the money. 19-yard touchdown. later in the first, finding love, he's the guy that replaced mccaffrey, 49 yards for a touchdown. 7-7. looking good, tackled and injured on the play. he would leave, he suffered unspecified knee injury, he did not return. runs into an official. you have time to look closely. the official knocked the ball loose. he pokes the ball free. fourth quarter. picked off, it will never be easier on a pick six. 2point conversion no good. watch showing the moves to escape the stanford pressure. into the end zon

a sensation after making a to become a star. the boy's name is bat as owe. they made the meeting possible. the boy will take a picture with messy and gutter tonight. sadly the fame has come withome some pit falls.lls. the boy's father has said he has had to flee afghanistan afterfga the peck tour went viral because of threats against their son. nonetheless it has made his dreams come through. c >> the fact thatom they had to n because of the that's -- where we're at. >> that's exactly it. think about what they have to ha deal with and what when have to deal with. > candle, scandal, thousands of yankee candles now being recalled. plus, the aisle to your is is closed today. it's actually blue. blu hear why the monuments and employees were to blame.s we are you honest when you get aet gift you don't like. find out how am of you actually fake it. we're almost to gift giving time. mother nor has a gift for us,s, too. it's an early treat of winter.ie not so much today. these are the high temperatures, dulles 46 and bwi44. subtract abo

it is a photo of a woman at a dallas cowboys game. fiance dumped her via text message just before christmas. she is getting the final word. she went to the game without him. took a picture loading this sign which reads my fee san a dumped me in a text message. he should have waited until after christmas. he she bought him tickets to game as a present. she was blindsided by the breakup but never considered skipping the game. she took her best friend instead. >> good for her. >> that's a double whammy. >> on christmas and by text. >> i wonder what the text said. >> i don't think it matters. >> whatever he said, you should be a gentleman or a lady and say it in person. if you're across the country, you say it by telephone. >> the answering machines, a friend of mine did it once a long time ago. >> no. i'm so glad -- >> i was dating before the land of this. i'm so glad. >> good for her for going to the game with her best friend. thanks for joining us this morning. we will be back here tomorrow at 9:00. have a great rest of your day. >> if

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a drone was flying over a pod of killer whales right as they were snacking on a shark. this video was taken in monterey bay, california. the photographer said there were 25 whales feeding on the shark. the video was posted on facebook on december 13th. it's been viewed more than half a million times. >>> a win for notre dame is usually enough to make basketball player matt feral feel pretty good after a game. but this is over the top. >> for us home is anywhere we're together. i look forward to being home with you. >> feral was watching that message from his brother bo on the jumbotron. he had no idea that he was actually in the arena. he was supposed to come home from afghanistan in february but was able to come home to see his brother play. there was not a dry eye in the pavilion. ♪ the best is yet to come and won't that be fine ♪ >> you know that voice. legendary singer toni bennett will celebrate his 90th birthday tonight with a show on nbc. don't miss toni bennett celebrates 90, the best is yet to come tonight here on nbc 10 at 9:00. >>> 22 degrees outside. coming

multiple lane of a major south bay freeway shut down after a horrific multicar crash. we're learning of multiple injuries. we're going to bring you a live report from the scene. more breaking nous this morning, pete suratos joining us from san francisco. >> iconic "star wars" actress carrie fisher has died. we look back at her store read career. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> it is 5:00. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. let us get right to that breaking news on the roads. joining us now, vianey arana with a crash slowing things up right now. >> sam, it appears to involve multiple vehicles with multiple injuries. three vehicles at the moment is the latest information that we've received. apparently it's all because of a wrong-way driver that did cause a car fire. somebody had to be extracted from their vehicle. there have been patients transported to local area hospitals. no word yet on the condition of them. this is a live picture southbound 280. there is still a sig alert that is in eff

a jury couldn't reach a verdict.tors vowed to try him again but no trial date has been set. slager who is white is also charged in federal court with violating walter scott's civil rights. that trial is set to start in may. >> it is 6:27 and breaking now a man has been killed by a fire in fishtown. our annie mccormick is lie on that scene. >> and there's been major break if the case of a missing mother in delaware county. a trail that went cold nearly four years ago is once again heating up. the details next. >> ♪ >> braking right now on "action news" one man trapped by flames has died and two firefighters trying to get that man out they have been hurt. >> police piecing together details of a deadly shooting. they found the victim on a front porch but say law gunned down in his basement bedroom. >> new this morning a family is devastated. they say their child was kicked out of the scouts even though he lives as a boy because he was born a girl. good morning, it is 6:30 on this wednesday december 28. matt o'donnell is

that's a synonym for selling of a stock, and that could telegraph a big decline.y measure these moves by something called an accumulation distribution line. when the calculation of the acouple liegs distribution line is arcane, involving the -- i know it is -- charting of whether a stock closes higher on greater volume on any given day versus lower on low volume, i care passionately about it because it can go against the grain of conventional thinking about a stock, and that's why i love charts so much. they go against the fundamentals sometimes, and stiemsz they're right. we saw them being right in monsanto in july of 2012. this was an unbelievable one that i completely got wrong. thank heavens for the chart. i didn't care for this stock at the time. i didn't like gmos. i was kind of biased. tim collins saw it another way. he said the accumulation distribution line showed that while the stock had down days, they were on light vibes. all the down days you had low lines, and heavy volume on the up days. that's a sign more money was flowing into the stock than out o

one is a rollover. this is a hit and run and we have a separate crash involving a pedestrian.t's fatal. first, let's start off with the overturned accident. you see that vehicle in the middle of your screen that flipped over into a building. took out a power pole. this is in east oakland near the intersection of foothill and 23rd. the driver ran away from the scene, left the passenger behind. the passenger was transported to the hospital. we do not know the condition of that person but police are still searching for the driver. you see the power pole down in the street. a major intersection to avoid. foothill is closed right now at the intersection of 23rd or right between 23rd and miller. the bus struck a person in a wheelchair and unfortunately that person did not survive the crash. this is 40th and adeline. this is north of the maze. right at that oakland emeryville border. this intersection also closed. consider using market street instead of adeline. that will give you access. coming up, we take a look at the beaches. i will check that drive time in a bit. >>> let's get y

i took a trip up there on a fall day. it was pouring rain, kind of like today to go visit the warhol museum. i don't know if anybody has been to the warhol museum, but it is a fascinating place. one museum dedicated to one artist. warhol was a pittsburgh boy. and i went for an event that was one of a kind events that day, it was in the theater at the warhol museum, packed audience. and on the stage under the bright light was a box. and the box was a cardboard box that was kind of roughed up. it looked exactly like a box you would have in your basement with all your papers in it, and there were two catalogers from the museum there. and this was a big event because it was one of warhol's 600-plus time capsules. so warhol, for many years, filled mostly cardboard boxes with stuff. you could call it junk, you could call it stuff, you could call it memorabilia. some of it was worthwhile, some of it, a lot of it wasn't. there were odds and ends, there was junk mail, there were old toothbrush containers that were empty, there wer

a yoga teacher, an actress, a gardener, an herbalist, a nutritionist and a friend. >> she was a beautiful person who recently talked about really being at peace. >> reporter: tricia was supposed to be at a friends for christmas dinner and then catch a flight the next day. she missed both. >> just felt like there was nothing we could do; right? we just started driving through a neighborhood looking. >> her friends and family formed a search party online. posting her pictures and a picture of her car, good news. just seen the post when he spotted it outside in dupont circle. >> there the car and there was the guy sitting there in the car and he was um, he was smoking something. seemed like a large cigar. something substantial. and he had the music cranked up like full volume and he's bouncing around in the car. >> he called police but the suspect sped off who we now know is adrian duane johnson. police caught one him at this cvs on m street and arrested him. outside the store they found tricia's car. inside it, her body. she was beaten and strangled to death. johnson has been charged with f

a month ago a man stood during a service and shouted heil hitler. and last year someone left a letter with a swastika that said get out of here you jews. >>> the faa and ntsb are investigating a crash that killed two people in fresno. officials say the plane crashed shortly after taking off from sierra sky park yesterday afternoon. sierra sky park is a residential aviation community along highway 99, so residents can land at the airport, taxi down the road and park their planes in their driveways. no word on the victims identities. officials say this is likely the fergs double fatal crash at that airport. >>> 12 people are injured after this jet airways plane skided off a runway in western india. 154 passengers and seven crew members were on board when it happened at goa international airport. jet airways said it veered off track during takeoff and ended up in the grass. passengers were put on a different plane to their final destination of mumbai. >>> happening today, japanese prime minister shinzo abe president obama will make history at pearl har

. >>> a woman allegedly driving drunk kills herself, and a teenage boy and a christmas day tragedy. "the four on 2 " starts right now. >>> a family grieving after losing a loved one on christmas day. officials say alcohol appears to be a factor in the deadly crash. >>> welcome to "the four on 2 ", the christmas holiday has turned into tragedy for two families following a double fatal accident in south san jose. alcohol may have played a role in the crash that claimed two lives. jessie gary is light at the scene of the accident on west capital expressway. this is just a horrible tragedy, any families worst nightmare. >> reporter: that is right, the grieving is doubled after an ill-fated decision. you can see there are people still coming to this roadside memorial here in south san jose. the suspected dui driver in this case has spent time at a nearby bar. [ crying ] the heart wrenching sobs of family members, one of 2 people killed in an accident were partially drowned out by the passing traffic. they come to light candles on the roadside memorial just off the shoulder of west capita

a man killed in a car crash after he just dropped off his father on this holiday weekend, and a teen speeding in a stole own car caused the deadly rec. a fire destroyed a grandmother's apartment. d.c. firefighters step in to save her christmas.istm it is christmas eve and also the first night of hanukkah. off the top tonight, we're taking outside talking about the weather ain't was a rainy start to the christmas eve and then the skies opened up. mike thomas is here with us tonight. mike we're not going to talk with the rain.ain. >> merry christmas. > i was going to talk about the reindeer in the room, but nonetheless noo white christmas. the forecast is getting better. we just had something issuedssue that could cause some trouble if you're heading out late on the roads. happy hanukkah, merry christmas eve, holiday spirit. a dense fog issued for thethe district and baltimore, any counties you see here in the gray, includes prince george'sus county, southern half of montgomery, eastern of loudon,oo down thr

bit a of a late start today...amanda. despite the late start... poll workers are inside working as we speak to make sure every the recount process got started around noon, after poll workers went over rules and regulations for a few hours. workers here on waukesha are counting ballots by hand, with poll observers watching over them. they' started with absentee ballots this morning, and plan on recounting in-person absentee votes next...and then votes that were cast on election day. officials say the late start was to ensure that staff knew every aspect of the process. they also want to ensure voters that they're vote will be counted properly. "it's a learning process. it's the first time i've done it. a lot of people, it's the first time for them also. it's a learning process and we're doing fine. it's not going to be as quickly as we thought, but everyone's learning." learning." a new set of workers will arrive at four thirty and will continue counting votes until midnight and start again is counted. live in waukesha. ad

i bought a car with a really good warranty that was used and saved a fortune.r is that probably not what you -- >> you know, this tweet just a few minutes ago, of course you can see the time stamp on it, 8:52 i think that says. we haven't had an opportunity to take a look at this program, if you want to call it that. but the most recent press here, i think it's reuters, the air force has said it earmarked $1.65 billion for two replacement jets so i'm not clear where the $4 billion number is coming from unless he's sharing something he knows and we don't. >> boeing does a huge amount of defense contract business, all right? there's a lot of guys make a lot of stuff boeing makes and a lot of disputed contracts. if i'm the head of boeing, i would say -- because i'm going to get the call probably, what, the week before christmas? i would absolutely say, you know what mr. president-elect, let's make a deal. a deal that i will not refuse. >> the other question is why this tweet now, what was on his mind. what is coming up -- >> and is it a coincidence that the two co

it was a voice for change and a voice for a vision for the future.ecision of brexit came as a shock. it's something i did not want to see and something i did not want but i have to respect because it's a democratic decision. leaving with intense negotiations it will spark. come outdoes ireland of this? how many jobs do you think you can get? in every political issue like this, there are always opportunities. we have a stream of inquiries from britain about the financial houses or banks and others moving to different locations. ireland will compete for business fairly and hard with other countries. you see european banking authority and medical agencies, decisions have been made that they should move from london. >> you would like to get them? >> we will compete with them and we offer a range of effectiveness as an english-speaking country within the eurozone one hour away from london. we are staying as a central part of the european union. >> i think i am hearing your pitch. >> you cannot make the decisions for these entities. what we will do in irel

a.al's here to tell us how long this will last. una nueva ola de aire Ártico. dÍas los quiero mucho, bye chao one last gasp. a desperate last-ditch effort to deny donald trump the presidency. as the electoral college meets across the college today, protesters encouraging members to change their votes. but, is there any real chance of changing the outcome? remembering zaza. >> hello, darling. i'm zaza. >> zsa zsa gabor, tributing pouring in. dallas does it again. the cowboys hold off the tampa bay buccaneers for a key win on sunday night football. america's team back on a role celebrating the season, today monday, december 19, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. ezekiel elliott jumps into the salvation army kettle. everyone in the spirit except the referees. >> is that a penalty. >> you can jump in the stands in green bay but not in the ke

it was a case of, should we just order a pizza tonight?t we couldn't be bothered cooking it. i think you just become a bit lazy and a bit drawn out with the daily grind of routine. there are many people in lee's position. almost 80% of women aged 40—60 are either overweight, obese, physically inactive or drinking more than official guidelines. among men, almost 90% fall into the same category. among the potentially devastating outcomes of this accumulation of health risks is diabetes. it has doubled in this age group in the last 20 years and already costs the nhs in england an estimated £14 billion per year. we are ageing as a population but too many of us are ageing with a number of chronic diseases. the reason why we are seeing this increase in chronic diseases such as cancer, stroke and heart disease is in large part because of behaviours which are adopted in the 40—60 age period. for example, still smoking or not getting enough physical activity, or perhaps drinking too much alcohol. the big impact, of course, is this will put a huge b

a 20 -- a president who tweets three or four times a day.zations have to deal with. a lot of changes will happen to this president will deal with differently than any president in history. david: he has me that explicit. accounts giving the love for how to handle it. moreinal lesson, a lot content is being produced than ever before. what does that do to prices? let's it is an extraordinary number, something like 500 grexit comedies and dramas versus 205 years ago. inors are getting paid more certain instances. five years ago, a good writers on a new show no hope lately have three and a couple of rookies and go on their. episodes want to do 10 on netflix as opposed to 22 on cbs. it is all changing. if we do what we're supposed to do, we will still end up winning at the end. david: thank you so much, chairman, president, and ceo of cbs. collect the media conference here in new york city. good afternoon. i am scarlet fu. in just twolose hours. let's check in with julie hyman. julie: it is losing steam here as we head into the afternoon. .9%.asd

whether it be a player, a team, a moment, a stadium, an era. - [scott] with the help of summer games books, matt plans to donate all of the proceeds to charities having to do with baseball. - those four charities are the jackie robinson foundation, the lou gehrig foundation for als patients, the hall of fame's charity and then derek jeter's turn 2 foundation. - although he might be a yankee fan at heart, matt is really just a fan of baseball. (cheering) clearly a kid with a bright future ahead of him. if you wanna check out matt's blog, you can go to baseballwithmatt.blogspot.com or for his video blog, search matt nadel on youtube. - next on teen kids news, fool proof tips on proofreading, we'll be right back. - christin's back with another make the grade report. - when you hand in a paper, you might not get the grade you want if you miss an important step because the difference between an a and a c can be a p, p for proofreading. yes, i know that computers have little red lines that alert us to misspellings but you can't rely on that. let's say you typed i reed a book a week. unless

a man from man a sass turned up at a hospital in maryland with being treated for a gunshot wound at aetectives tells us they're still trying to figure out exactly what happened. >>> the redskins looking to bounce back from their loss last week with a win against their division rival philadelphia eagles today. it's also a chance for desean jackson to play against his former team. it comes after reports during the off-season that jackson could return to the eagles but coach gruden has a thing or two to say about how important this is to the redskins. >> he has been a major -- has had a major impact on this football team, whether he catches three balls for 80 yards or one ball for 69. he doesn't have to be a guy that catches ten balls for 90 yards to have an impact on this team. his deep threat has an impact on the defense, it opens up areas for jordan reed and jamison crowder in the back sometimes. >> kickoff is at 1:00 in ph jackson is the youngest player to ever win the heisman trophy. look at him. at 19 years old he is looking good in that coat. he won college football's most prestig

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it's a 12 and a half >> his prognosis, not good. >> what are you >> darrell was able to make it to a warrior's >> that is because he may be the ultimate warrior. >> team darrell and go, warriors. >> good decision there. >> wish him well. >> yes. >> drew tuma is here. >> what is coming our way, an arctic blast coming our way. here we go. we have had sunshine, and clouds, and no precipitation at all. great visibility across the region. clear skies as you step outside this evening, you can probably get away with a light jacket. a comfortable 56, 55 the number in san ramone. cooler coming in at 47 degrees, today was mild. tomorrow cooler but a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. 60 in san rafael. 57 is the degree in antioch. changes over the weekend. in the morning 7:00 in the morning a weak disturbance moves through. i'm talking isolated light showers and breaking it down for you hour by hour. leave the umbrella at home at night. by noon, there is a slight chance. isolated showers. at 4:00 showers exit. upper 30s welcoming 2017. it's monday night we see that air arrive. on a storm impact

a gunman kills a 3-year-old boy in little rock. the chill was riding to the store with his grandmother. >>> four-day ban on drinking water in corpus christi has been lifted. test results show no c contaminati contamination. >> recalling style and glamour of zsa zsa gabor. >> those are some of our stories on this monday, december 19th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good monday morning, everyone. we start this half hour with hundreds of traffic accidents caused by this weekend's extremely cold weather. >> baltimore alone had three major accidents within an hour on i-95. one a firey 67 vehicle crash leaving two people dead. >> dramatic scene in baltimore. take a look again. >> goodness. >> incredible. throughout the midwest, bitter cold forced people to bundle up. the mercury sank in bismarck, north dakota to a new record low, 31 degrees below 0. >> ouch. this is not an ice skrculpture, but a lighthouse on lake michigan. >> reporter: temperatures freezing roads across the u.s. leaving 14 dead. >> check this out y'all

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, it's been a weird, a a weird mix, for sure. >> jimmy: and a lot of people watch the show. i mean, there's a broad range of viewers from young people. there's old fans too. >> there's a ton of folks, and from all ages, and when there's so many, i figure kind of everybody that's -- one out of 100 is going to be nuts of your fans. they're going to be a little bit bizarre, a little wonky. >> jimmy: there will be one out of 100. >> but when you're talking about 15 millieo there's a substantial amount of crazy people. [ laughter ] and they all -- they figure out where i am. yeah. >> jimmy: they find you. >> yeah, they'll find you. >> jimmy: really. >> yeah. it's been interesting -- since the show aired, this has been really my first trip into the city since we've been -- since negan's been kind of introduced, and you know, people are running down the street when i'm in a car, coming to, like, say, here, with baseball bats, like truckloads of baseball bats, trying to get know sign them. >> jimmy: it's also pretty frightening as well. [ light laughter ] >> it's a little bit fright

he's a firearm and he works for workse's a fireman and he for a subcontractor. so he didn't quite make it as is. as his dad another guy profiled was john cooper who runs a classic car show. school ined from high 1965 and his job search consisted of cutting classes one to apply at all the auto plants in town. he hired in on september 13, 1965, which was g.m.'s largest hiring date since world war ii. because no coincidence, it was just as the vietnam war was cranking up. vietnam was the perfect little for general motors, because it was big enough to provide 750 defensea year in contracts. but it wasn't so big that the company couldn't build cars too, they had done in world war ii. it wasn't a total war. was not5 to 1969, there a single month when the unemployment rate was higher than 4% in the united states. you couldn't be a slacker in the 1960's. an atppies had to create entire alternative reality to indoll lens. years went on to work 37 at general motors. his whole life course was basically set, right out of high school. me was that told the baby boomers, he be

. >> any girl who is a stripper is not just a stripper. you can't define me based on my job. >> thank you. tonight, a window into the world of the traveling stripper. ♪ >> for sen terrys, women have used their bodies to tantalize men. but full on stripping, taking off all of one's clothes and strip clubs didn't catch occupy in the u.s. until the 1950s. now this taboo profession is evolving. women with who wunts once set up shop in home clubs are traveling to where the money is, to places and events where men converge in large numbers. she's a new kind of stripper, taking her show on the road. from jourt ward appearances, 21-year-old iman and her friend, china, are doing well for themselves. >> you will never catch me driving a beat up car. i want nothing by designer on my face. >> on the weekend webs they drive six hours to cash in on a once a year business opportunity. at first glance, this is exactly what it sounds like, a beach town. but every spring, millions of men flock here for the three-month-long golf season. there are apparently

using a secret code when a black person walked in the store. >> gunfire in a mall. >>> police are looking for the gunmen and the victim. the four on two starts now. >>> a forker vercacci employee is suing the company for you unfair businesses in the east bay and one allegation is that the luxury label discriminates against black customers. the employee has filed a lawsuit that includes allegations that employees have a code when a black customer walks in the store. glad to be back with you and welcome to the four on two. hope you had a nice holiday. >> glad you had a great holiday and traveling and blood to have you back. it feels like awhile. >> it was quite a while but glad to be back. >> we begin with the oakland raiders and the injury to quarterback derrick carr. he had surgery to repair the broken fibula that he suffered sunday against the colts. his mother posted this update. derrick is out and doing excellent. we are very pleased. as a family thank you all for your prayers. as you may remember carr suffered that season ending injury saturday at at the coliseum. 6 to 8 weeks for rec

she was a get star a couple of times. how about a lot of people's favorite, she was on 30 rock with tina fey. take a look at that. >> look, when we get back to my place, we bang out ideas. welcome to the first day of the rest of your life. >> wha neighborhood is this? >> they call it little chechnya. so gritty and rule. more murders per capita than detroit. >> is that guy carrying a gun? >> don't worry. he's not a cop. >> carrie fisher on 30 rock. we will have much more and throughout the day and the evening. a big news story. a lot to celebrate in her life. also other breaking news. we are following this hour and keeping an eye on the pearl harbor memorial out in hawaii. president obama and the japanese prime minister have just arrived together. shinzo abe is the first sitting japanese leader to visit the memorial. he and president obama are taking part in a wreath-laying ceremony on the uss arizona. set to deliver remarks at the top of the hour. keeping an eye on that as well. more fallout from the un security council's

his mower is not an airbrushed peasant, a caricature, he is a farmer, a man doing a hard job on a hot summer day. he is not the meaning of isil hours for easy gold. his mind is on his work, the bodily rhythm, the weight of the tool in his hands, stocks piling up around him. he is not seeking some greater truth beyond his work, the work is the truth. the fact that labor knows. frost here's not romanticizing a distant pre-technological past. he was dismayed by those who allowed themselves to be, as he later writes bigoted reliance on the gospel of modern science, he felt a kinship scientists and inventors. as a poet he shared with them a common spirit, they were all explorers of the mysteries of earthly life, excavators and all engaged in work that extends human breeding. for frost, made its value of the facts, apprehended in the world or expressed in a work of art or made manifest lay in its ability to expand the scope of individual knowing, enhanced new open avenues of perception, action and imagination. the human body in its unadorned states is a feeble thing. it is constrained in it

a similar deal for a kuwait investment group. this could save dow $200 million a year. the this to happen down needs to close above this trigger level 20 out of 30 days. sticking with warren buffett, the oracle of omaha, his berkshire hathaway has done well since the election. up about 9% since the election, outperforming in a big way. to do with the industries that warren buffett and berkshire hathaway are focused on. massive outperformance among those including the insurance industry along with energy, thanks -- banks. helping to explain that outperformance, not surprisingly this outperformance has trickled down to mr. buffett himself. his wealth has really grown this year, more so than some of the other wealthiest americans. he is now worth $72 billion with his growth of 15.4% this year. david: let's get a check of the first word news. : house speaker paul ryan is defending donald trump's decision to break u.s. protocol by accepting a congratulatory call from the president of taiwan. he weighed in this morning at the house republican leadership conference. him to tak

>>> a great honor. it means a lot. >> after a few week s taking selfies in the wood. >> godspeed, john glenn. >> justice hasn't been served yet. >>> good morning. welcome to sunday today. i'm willie geist. donald trump won't be sworn in as president for more than a month, but he's already fighting with his top intelligence agency. mocking the cia over its reports the russian government did in fact interfere with the presidential election and did so to help trump win. did putin really sway the vote, and why is trump taking on his own spies? we'll get into that and questions about trump's likely pick for secretary of state. >> and later, jessica chastain, the oscar nominee living the only career dream she's ever had. >> i remember being in elementary school, and everyone talks about what are you going to be when you grow up? a lawyer, a teacher. i would say, i'm going oo be an actor. i always remember the adults looking at me like -- >> isn't she sweet? >> isn't she sweet? you're not, gut okay. good for y

psychologist who won a nobel prize in economics with like a flip of a wrist.ics. and everything that comes out 6 his mouth is really, really interesting. and i didn't think he would take an interest in me or it. so, it took a while. it took a long time. >> you kept going back and back and back? >> we'd go on long walks together. actually, the ideas were really interesting. but the relationship -- >> it was the crux of it? >> and the two best characters i've ever known in life. bar none. that was the other thing, you know, a lot of times i feel as a writer i've been the "b" student writing that other "b" student and i can get my mind around the subjects. here i'm a "b" student trying to get my arms around an "a" student. i felt like a gnat. >> what do you know about making better and good decisions? >> well, time will tell if i make decisions better. i had these two guys in my head when making decisions which is the characters play themselves in this. but i think the big thing is, one of their big things is you try to make the world feel like something that it

. >> a pe teacher accused of sexual assaulting a teenage run away. . >> a horrific end to a tragic story, a children found dead. >> looking at downtown denver today, flags will be at half staff tomorrow. in honor of a trooper killed in the line of duty. details on that coming up. >>> first , breaking news out ?f washington state where an officer was killed while responding to a desic disturbance call. >> this is trending and nicole >> the man is now dead after the standoff. 38 years old, held two children in the home. physically oeng. eight yeerd, one -- one is eight years old and the other, 11 years old. the officer shot after a domestic viooence call yesterday late afternoon. he died at the hospital. the officer, a 45-year-old man was a force. at this point, the officer has not been identified. >>> first alert weather. >> we are tracking a weak storm system in colorado, increasing the cloefrj in the front range and mountain areas. downtown dpvr, a cold start to the morning. 24 degrees. winds from the southwest at seven miles per hour out at the airport where there's a temperature of 33

a goat in a duck costume. the rescue goat poly is partially blind and has other neurological issues. all of that can help cause her anxiety. her caretaker came up with the costume to keep her safe. i turns out she loves it. she says -- well, she doesn't say. but it calms her anxiety. >> he does look very comfortable. >> when i put outfits on my dog, he stiffens up like that, but not because he's happy. >> confusing still with comfortable. >> that goat has not looked in the mirror yet. >> and apparently is not going to. we do know the duck is nice and snuggly. you should be as well. >> maybe you're wearing your duck costume this morning to try and stay warm. how about just a regular coat? it will be chilly this morning. here is a live look outside over san francisco as we start out this thursday, we've seen some clouds here and there. right now, it is 45 degrees. looking at what to expect as we go through the day, it will be in the upper 50s with some mostly clear skies to start. we've also been tracking some f

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a black man charged with a white woman in a small town in alabama. my interest intensified because this is my father. they came and became a lawyer. people kept saying his case could've inspired our belief celebrated in "to kill a mockingbird." every time he talked about that case, people said that. for a while, the thought that my father could inspire such a great novel was enough for me. when harper lee and a lovely letter for which to me by her agent acknowledged the obvious parallels adding she could not recall my father's case and that her work was fiction. i decided it's time to find out for myself. my manuscript was accepted before publication of ms. lee's actual first book, which brought to mind the question of which is the real atticus finch, the beloved lawyer of "to kill a mockingbird" or that they get it right in watchmen. i can tell you from growing up in my primary that they were both kind and atticus in the states in alabama and many variations have been. some said the atticus is a mockingbird is fictional and humorous. there is no suc

camera caught him in a lie. >> he lived a life of a lot of smoke and mirrors. >> and the strangest clue of all. there in an empty parking lot. >> six perfectly stacked cardboard boxes. >> why were they there? what was in them? >> it was right adjacent to a lagoon. >> i watch enough "dateline" to know that's probably not a good sign. >> welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. a beautiful young woman vanished and her close-knit family was frantic to find her. nailah franklin had a thriving career, a handsome new boyfriend, and was building the life she had always dreamed of. then suddenly, there was silence, which was quite unlike her. a trail of clues led detectives to one of chicago's most exclusive neighborhoods. would those clues lead them to nailah? here's keith morrison with "smoke and mirrors." >>> it wasn't like this, you have to understand. it wasn't gray. it wasn't cold. no flecks of snow to drift and catch the bitter breeze. no, no, it was hot and it was late, after midnight, september 27th, 2007. >> pretty secluded area next to a forest preserve. >> so it was. and it was

then there was his talk about well, a wall is a virtual wall or a fence in a wall and some version of that. and remember, donald trump eviscerated mitt romney for being too tough on immigration in 2012, but he deemed it in his political interests to pivot for 2016, which he did. i would say on this immigration issue a couple of things. one is i had a sense that illegal immigration was a proxy for other things that were going on. which i think was probably a sense for a lot of people of i think an extremely rapidly changing culture. i think that the issue of immigration and illegal immigration got attached to it. there was simply i thought too many people who were untouched by immigration or illegal immigration who were angry about it. and i do think that there was a sense that the culture is changing and the country is changing and this became an issue on it. other thing is, one thing that conservatives used to talk about a lot was assimilation. and we got away from that and i think part of the problem was the assimilation of new immigrants. and the sense that wasn't happening or hasn

he's a great guy and he's a great athlete, obviously, but he's a winner.ike you. you think he's got what it takes? brady: i hope so. that'd be great. be a putting green on the white house lawn, i'm sure of that. levin: what did you think of deflategate? trump: well, you know, he played better when he had the other ball. i think tom is totally innocent. i think tom is-- first of all, i know him. he's such an honorable guy. and i'm with him all the way. levin: shaq has actually said that you intimidate him. shaq: donald's like a straight-up guy. like, if he sees your shirt tucked out, he won't ... he'll be like, "tuck your [bleep] shirt in." trump: i don't think anybody intimidates shaq, ok? including me. levin: you've used golf to really kind of cement deals and develop relationships. would you end up using golf as a way of kind of cementing relationships with leaders? trump: well, you don't know. i must say i've been campaigning so much i've played very little golf over the last-- pretty long period of time. levin: so, you're about to tell me you'd lose? t

a north carolina man arrested in a d.c.hop after brandishing a gun, telling police he was there to investigate a conspiracy theory called pizzagate. >> one of the hosts runs up and is like, did you see that guy? you know, he had a big gun. >> we actually thought, initially, that he was a staff member, because he was walking straight for that back room. >> staff member, you know, kind of looked at me and indicated that this was a gunman. >> reporter: edgar welch appeared in court this afternoon. according to police, edgar said he had read online that the restaurant was harboring child sex slaves and he wanted to see for himself if they were there. the suspect said he was armed to help rescue them. the accusation came from this unhinged story that originated online days before the election, saying that hillary clinton and her campaign chairman, john podesta, were operating a child sex ring. the lie took root in the digital swamps of twitter and far right-wing websites. >> we're not covering pizzagate enough, even though we co

it a definitive animal producing for a movie? >> producing songs for a movie or actually -- >> both, actually. >> they coincide. as a producer on the film got it to weigh in more than beyond the music, thick we should do this or i think we should do that. it wasn't just me. spencer kevin costner. we have great people that allowed us to do it. elizabeth gabe bler, stacy schneider, donna giladi. >> an incredible list. >> full of really talented people. >> we're ready for you to perform. are you going to take the gloves off? >> yes. i will have to. you're in for something so special right >> performing i see a victory. take take it away. ? they'll call it a mystery we'll be right in history ? ? it's going to be a victory ? ? no doubt about it ? ? don't worry what the world is saying an uphill battle ? ? in action come on ? ? let it >> just be me ? ? the final victory call it a mystery ? ? we'll be writing history blessings ? ? let it >> no matter how big i plan to be me ? ? just be me the final victory the final victory ? ? call it

a team of volunteers created a base with more than a quarter of a million flowers for that. >> wow.hat's cool. the float features a pool filled with 50,000 pounds of water. there's a wave machine producing a new wave every 45 seconds. the float features an underwater view with fish and coral. it's already won, like, my vote. >> i just wish they had more attention to detail. >> well, yeah, maybe there's roses as well. >> lacking details. >> might be flowers on the float. >> reporter: digging out across the wide part of the middle of the country. lots of people set for snow on the way as well. >> what you didn't know about fisher's little known accomplishments for someone being famous her whole life.> w fisher's little known accomplishments for someone being famous her whole life. that's in the skinny. stay with us. you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" weather brought to you by unitedhealthcare. you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers ab

they are talking about a breakup fee and a potential price. >> a step closer, how much closer?yor has offered $1.5 billion in a termination fee. we are going to want more because a lot of revelatory issues that are going to come up, and price always matters. -- bayerre -- they are increased their offer. they seem to want even more. it's a five dollar pickup from the last, -- the original bid. share prices dropped, it's more attractive. was to stop monsanto from saying we accept? >> they have been clear from early on that they are not going to negotiate anything less than a number starting with the three. to try get a proper deal done. -- bayer announces a deal to take over monsanto, the largest foreign takeover by a german company. >> you feel confident you are able to do whatever is needed? >> we are blessed because this combination is one that is highly complementary and has caught for the size of this transaction, a very low overhead. everyone isg deal talking about. at&t buys time warner for 85.4 billion u.s. dollars. >> at&t really is betting on content, we are going for s

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