authorities say huggins and the three other teens attacked the guards stole a car and of went on aar mile from the jail and took off on foot. around 9:00 a.m. thetht in in bridgeton. that's more than 50 miles from egg harbor city but huggins wasn't with them and a manhunt continued for more than 24 hours in that bridgeton area. late this morning we get confirmed from authorities that huggins was caught in atlantic city. now, that's acdirection where hn how he's been travelingound we do not know at this point. huggins was arrestedt in jail fharge murder saying he killed another bridgeton ma last year. we hope to find out this afternoon what sort of new charges he face and will these charges put him in an adult jail. reporting live cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, chief thank you. we'll see you later tonight. >>> police say a man in moorestown burlington county may have tried to lure a teenaged girl. this is a sketch of the man. authorities say he asked a 15-year-old girl if she need a ride along camden avenue and then offered her none get into his car. the girl told

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aar aaron? >> tracie, senate republicans are working on their own tax plan but one republican has come out against it. what's that about? >> on the senate side, they have a different version that would include health care. they want to get rid of the individual mandate in obamacare. in other words, you would no longer be required to buy health insurance and get that penalty. the savings from that, they want to use to balance the tax cuts. not everyone is on board. not every republican is on board. susan collins is saying that she's skeptical about whether or not the two should be mixed. tax reform and health care. ron johnson, saying he's a no go. >> tracie potts on the hill this morning. thank you. >>> treasury secretary steve mnuchin and his wife find themselves in the spotlight again. he went to the bureau of engraving and printing to get a look at the first dollar bill that will feature his signature. his wife came along and struck a pose with the sheet of new dollar bills. her leather outfi

police aare looking for a map who shot a teen agener northwest d.c.over place northwest chb the teen is a student at dunbar and expected to make a full recovery. dunbar released a statement about the shooting. school officials will offer counselling at school today by any impacted by the shooting. >> paul manafort will get to travel for the holidays. he's currently under house arrest. yesterday a judge granted manafort and associate rick gits allow them to travel thanksgiving and according to bates there was russian interference in the presidential election. >>> tenses rise as u.s. xhapd says north koreaian soldiers fired across line that divides the two kuptyes. dramatic video released overnight the desperate run to freedom of north koreaian soldier. you see soldiers from the fire at him as he runs across the boarder and then then traing him. he remains hospitalized after two rounds of surgery. >> the day before thanksgiving people still have to travel. still have to go to the store and get their stuff. >> do it. >> how will the weather be. >> thinki

toys aare banned if any part of the toy can fit into this choke test tube.oys with small parts that are intended for children between the ages of 3 to 6 are required to have a choke hazard warning. unfortunately, we found this wooden toy that dollar tree, which has parts in it that actually fit into the choke test tube. this is a choking hazard, and it does not have the appropriate label. small balls are subject to a much more stringent test. small balls that fit into this test cannot be sold to kids under three. any ball that is marketed to kids over three has to come with a special small balls warning. there are two things we think needs to be improved. this small parts choked test needs to be made larger. children joke on toys that are larger than this tube. we believe that toys that are not quite balls but still clearly around should be subject to the small ball test, especially toy food, because kids might think they are actual food and try to put it into their mouths. we tell parents and caregivers that there is a reliable test we have at home, and tha

. >> aare conductingewsfind out who iath.rom our chargedith childr nd o day as had since 2015 have not had complaints untily got a call on monnight. and they went to the business and looked at surveillance footage. >> they saw the owner of the day care physically dragging and kicking children under her care. >> they was immediately arrested and charged with child abuse and three counts of endangering the welfare of a child. >>> a you armed with a knife held philade several hours at the cobb's creek section this is the scene of the carpenter street at 1:00 p.m. the 21-year-old man refused to come out and stayed inside of that home for two hours, it's not clear if he will now face charges. >> an international fugitive wants for the murder a bucks county woman is now in custody in the u.s. bucks county da matthew weintraub announced the return of the 46-year-old. the person returned from peru and officials have been trying to arrest him for the 2010 murder of mali of newtown township. he was accused of crossing a double yellow line and hitting her head-on, killing her. >> they were able t

this aare calling watershed moment in the industry. see the price growing higher and see more interest in the market. vonnie: were you able to do a tally of what banks are getting involved? sonali: a great question. there are different thresholds. most of the major ceos have said something. another big moment was early last month, when it was reported that goldman was considering a way to trade bitcoin. for the most part, individual hedge funds, but not get institutional investors. vonnie: what happens if bitcoin goes to zero what about the other cryptocurrencies? sonali: we haven't seen that in this market so much. with an untested market, that is what keeps the biggest players from getting in. vonnie: would there be a systemic shock? a lot: it is definitely of people that are trading, but systemic is a big word. banks and insurers and all of that, there's definitely a community dedicated to this. andnow more are coming in it is seeing who is going to be regulating it. but the ceo of credit suisse and analysts have said this is the ke

. >> we are aare live in gaithersburg and as you know the wednesday before thanksgiving notoriously a big drinking night with people coming home. seeing friends and family that they have not seen for a while. the bars we've been passing are packed and and and and it baffles a lot of us when there is a lot of time the driver will be really, really drunk and than when it comes time to weather we tow the car or park the car whatever the case may be we ask if they had a drink they say nothing or truly one beer taken baffles us they would let -- the drunk person ep would get behind the wheel and drive and sit behind the passenger seat. >> something to be aware of. or whether you need to call for a cab or uber or lyft. we're outside of a check point taking place near 270 gaithersburg. and this is why where every car that passes through will be stopped. there is enforcement throughout the county tonight. we've been following around as officers were pulling people over and we had one you know certain people who had infractions and they were pulled over for. we didn't find anyone under the inf

takes a gun under his arm into aar. bartender goes, you can't come in here with a pig. heoes, was talking to the duck. >> clarence is an older gentleman, old man you can call him. a giddy old man. happy. happy to be here. >> diagnosed with hyperverbal. >> we can't all be winners now, can we? you have to be people like me to make you real winners in life look really good. >> butterfield kind of jumps from one subject to another subject really quickly. he was really hard to follow in conversation. >> you know me, i'm kind of ignored. kind of being married for 26 years i'm really used to being ignored anyway. >> we start asking him direct questions. and he would answer about something completely off the wall that we weren't even talking about. >> i love germans. they're great. but you don't want to be locked in a cell with one for like five months. which i was. >> butterfield was an anomaly, because just approaching him and just speaking with him, he's very jovial. he's very happy. but on the other hand, you start hearing details about his case and you have to wonder, what

they aare evaluating their very rule set in congress. some 200 cases, some $15 million related to this space of sexual harassment but not all-inclusive there of the cases itself. but they have a lot of opportunity on the hill specifically in congress to get up to par, to do what the mainstream is doing and many would say everyone the mainstream is not enough. >> yeah, i think that we're in this moment right nowthe mainstm is not enough. >> yeah, i think that we're in this moment right now where everything seems to be coming to us all at once and everything is super heated. i think everybody knows on both sides of the aisle that if you open the floodgates on this, it will be an incredible mess. this would be the time if we had a normal functioning congress that you'd ask for a special committee made up of both houses -- both parties from both houses of congress, similar to the watergate investigation, to get as much of this out in public as you can. but we don't have a congress that functions that way anymore. >> but we do have a trend of

here, i think it is important to say that, we were always very aare that our grandfather was private citizen thrust into a private role. we had this strange name, zapruder, that is not easy to dodge. when people talk about the thumb, they are not talking about somebody else. talking aboutsly us, not the miller or the smith film. our name ands of attachment to our name in this film is also part of the story. it was not just our families values, but your name and the virtue of the good name really mean something to people. it certainly meant something to us. the other side of it is that our family was criticized in ways that were very painful. i reallyomething that had to take on in the writing of this book. not in a way that meant being instantly defensive, but trying to understand, what was the other side? what were people criticizing? what were they reacting to? is there something on the other side that was legitimate? what does my father's point of view represent? interviews came from and talking to people who knew my father and trying to think of what i knew about him in order to

exit and aar different vision. >> you could see in the next year how it is developing. download expressed his dissent within a day of the announcement. trump calls north korea a threat that is a danger to the entire world. he met with another president and called on nations to stop doing business with north korea. for theit is time regime to come to the negotiating table. trump is standing by saudi arabia's king and crown prince. he tweeted they know what they are doing. 11 saudi princes and dozens of former ministers have been arrested. one of them is bin talal. the gunmen in the church shooting may have been able to slip through a that ground check. the air force failed to report convictionc violence . in the u k, theresa may's ministers are taking the first steps to making it a global trading nation. they are rewriting custom laws. one priority is keeping hold of 40 existing trade deals the eu has with others. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. francine: qatar airways have -- pacific.hares of th

go ael is god, is what is attracting regulators have so much power know everything about us what we aarethink today a very different environment than 10 years ago the most power companies around. >> going to body -- >> do you think. >> come back can't come back amazon, more for less ultimately business strategy amazon best in the world at it apple is reproductive in existence the way you see better genes of a knewent class dispossible income i believe regulated intervention it is coming from a red state, america we register a lot of firms there is down side having conversations around job destruction tax avoidance registration foreign government in europe register down side fraction of upside no hospital buildings universities after amazon or facebook backbone marjorie g to go gangster on guys major conflicts 20th century war against big tech is going to break out in europe. >> thanks. >> thanks for having me. >> good stuff. >> incredible moment in time. >> scott galloway, hillary clinton going nuclear her reaction to news possible special counsel, investigating the rue uranium one deal,

br, aar. drain do we want a preview of the show. january 9th is when it starts.e are not reporting very much. possible mass production augmented reality in two years you tell us where the jobs are when you look at augmented reality. >> new jobs are being created by augmented reality, even self driving cars. when we talk about technology and innovation, there were concerns of disruption. new jobs are always being created and refreshed. what we see now since trump has got in office, announcing 230,000 new jobs. 40 companies from amazon to 42 others have said we are creating new jobs in the united state because we are investing in the u.s. trump has made a difference in creating jobs in the u.s. and the economy's doing better in facing changes because of new technology. maria: that's pretty incredible when you think about the fact is a story online right now that the ceo of deutsche bank is suggesting robots could replace half of the company's 97,000 employees. this is such a hot subject. >> era journalists. i'm kidding. am i allowed to say that? maria: we know it's