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. >> so four days a week three hours a day for aen tire month, ryan went door to door selling his popcorn, eventually raising $500 for grateful garments. and if the idea of a 12-year-old boy scout raising money for victims of sexual assault weren't different enough just think about that boy in walmart filling lisa's wish list. >> well i didn't really know what sizes to pick. i didn't know how to find them because i'm not used to those -- i don't really shop for underwear. >> it says a lot about the capacity he has for compassion. oh, my goodness, look at all this! it says a lot about the personal integrity he has. >> as you might not be surprised, ryan was one of the top sellers of popcorn in his boy scout troop, and then he came to an agreement, because he had been raising money for charity for years, he kind of became a boy scout and said i'd like to do a portion of this and keep donating to charity. they allowed him to keep a portion of that. credit to walmart, they doubled his $500 in gift cards and that way, he could buy what the grateful garment project needs, which is new, warm com

i also think we need to do aen better job of listening. >> pelley: norah o'donnell, co- host of cbs "this morning" with congresswoman elise stefanik. one issue that will be getting a lot of attention from the new congress is border security. members won't be happy when they see the story. it raises serious questions about how taxpayer money is being spent on the border. jeff pegues has a look. >> reporter: with 7,000 miles of u.s. land to patrol, increasingly u.s. customs and border protection is relying on drones to help arrest illegal immigrants. but this department of homeland security inspector general's report raises questions aboutis whether the program is worth it. in 2013, it accounted for 2,200 arrests. there are ten drones flying in a program at a cost of $62 million a year. john roth is the dhs inspector general. >> if you do the math on that,to that's about $27,000 per apprehension, which seems like a lot of money. so i think customs and border protection has a lot of work to do to increase the effectiveness of the program. >> reporter: over the last ten years, this unmann

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. >>> aen update to a story we brought you last night.eo that captured the moment a routine traffic stop escalated. 36-year-old suspect was shot dead as he defied a police officers order. the mayor of new jersey and community leaders are speaking out. they are urging calm because they have prosecutors investigating. alexander field is out front. >> reporter: 1:13 of video tape enough to show a friendly exchange turn deadly. it starts with a black jaguar pulled over in new jersey. in the end jerome reed is shot to death. >> we will have the right, if we find a conflict with any of the facts presented, to have the investigations findings and conclusion reviewed by the attorney general's office. >> reporter: for now there are calls for peace and patience while local officials try to determine if deadly force was justified. >> the naacp is confident that your office and that of our county prosecutor will ensure a fair thorough and transparent investigation. >> reporter: the shooting happened on december 30th. first the car is pulled over for

into the afternoon0 miles aen hour. when you factor in the winds, how it feels right now. feeling like 32 in washington. 28 in frederick and 27 in manassas. into the evening hours notice at 8:00 p.m. tonight, feeling like 11 degrees in washington. 7 in gaithersburg. as we look to the weekend, the storm system impacts us sunday and continues on into monday. i have new information coming in and have the latest at 11:30. >> thanks amelia. >>> breaking news in metro's underground emergency. richard jordan at the live desk for that. >> reporter: good morning. just learned the family members of the woman who died shortly after being rescued from a smoke-filled metro train file add lawsuit against metro for $50 million. carol glover's two sons named in that lawsuit. the 61-year-old woman died january 12th from smoke inhalation trapped inside a smoke-filled train about 45 minutes. the family hired lawyer patrick reagan who represented other family members back in 2009 after the deadly crash on metro's redline. about 80 other people also got sick in that underground emergency earli

he was over at morgue substantial aen stanley.guy knows tech. >> i think google's performance has been disappointing. i think there are initiatives they need to embark upon in 2015. i don't know if they have to be the serial acquires that have been in the past. but think he's pointing something out obvious to all. and when you look at google traded around 500 bucks. you have to be concerned. >> how about the comment from this morning's show from kramer. facebook is investing in profits. google is investing in wonders. >> yeah. and he makes -- that makes total sense. that's what we've been seeing play out and that's why the stock is now under 500 a share. not that she's so negative on the company right now he just doesn't see what the catalysts are going ifrd. >> do you? >> no i don't either. >> the thing is when you buy assets correctly, that is the catalyst in and of itself if you have patience. you don't need there to be a catalyst next month to justify owning google. >> so what is the catalyst for the next 12 months. >> i don't

she was held for about aen hour and released.s the case thrown out and an apology from the department. >> not everyone is a fan of the san francisco giants. row motor vehicle spark backing down to name a couple of plans -- were suggested by a couple of city -- known as the k section where all the the strights will begin with the letter k. however, the canada based housing says potential home buyers might be fans of another team. >> ken doctor and katlyn police place. there's a wild option availableon tessla new high performance car. it is called insane mode. >> i put it in the sport, insane mode. >> yeah, yeah, drag time. >> yeah. >> they posted sh yoid owe, suspected passenger like that lady there experiencing insap acceleration. this a tessl 5árbgs p 85d. it is all electric. it has a button, engages the motor subpoena when it is in insane mode, it can go from 0-# 0 many -- >> [ bleep ] j you cannot say that on the tv. >> 0-# 0 approximate .25 secs. it costs just over $1,015,000. >>> that's just insane. >> all that beeping my go

ground troops to the front lines in iraq to help the iraqis fight isis and help them locate targets aened not be in combat. >> thank you very much. so much breaking news there. not often she would tell you she was surprised but almost fell out of her chair. more breaking news. new video of the paris terror attacks. this is video filmed by one of the attackers. the video shows three of the four murders in the kosher grocery store. jim, what more do you know about the video? >> reporter: a u.s. intelligence official confirmed he shot a video and shot video of the attack while it was under way. it will express newspaper reporter that while he was in there he shot seven minutes of video during the attack including the murder of three of those four hostages inside that kosher market and while he was in there surrounded by police that he up loaded that video to a computer and e-mailed it out to a friend a contact, in the middle east. the concern that at some point that video is going to come out on jihadi websites as a recruiting tool. if we see these images they will be powerful and i imagine

so the question i've got aen all day long, two things. one, what did it feel like. normal, natural, an extension of what we have with cruise control right now. i can see this being technology in the next few years. and one other thing, there are 20 accept sores and cameras in that vehicle supplied by bosh, and mobile eye supplying some of the sensors and cameras inside that audi a-7. back to you. >> phil, i'm curious, which of the auto manufacturers are farthest along in terms of getting one on the road? >> gm has promised to have one on the road by 2017. ford is probably close behind general motors. it's also working on this technology. and chrysler is also working on this technology. but fwchlt gm is the only one that has a stated goal of super cruise control in vehicle by 2017. >> phil, thanks. looks like a lot of fun. safely arriving in las vegas. >> as far as you know. >> i was in a driverless car and it was unbelievable. sipping coffee, tweeting. unbelievable experience. >> isn't part of the driving experience driving? >> for you it is. i want to get there. >>

we've been keeping aen eye on the page all morning. so far more than $1500 has been raised since the page was created yesterday. >>> 6:49. a man will be sentenced for carrying a loaded gun near the white house. this is video of the federal officers searching his car on constitution afternoon two months ago. they say they found a loaded rifle,munition and 6 inch knife. he pled guilty on misdemeanor charges and could face two years. >>> a sterling virginia man accused of trying to hire someone to murder his ex-wife heads back to court. dallas brumback will appear in court for a bond hearing. brumback faces attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to pay someone to kill his ex-wife. court documents show he has ties to a white supremacist group. >>> a maryland lawmaker believes armed officers would keep kour kids safer at school. john cluster says it's only a matter of time before another mass school shooting. he's proposing a bill that would require an armed officer in every maryland public school. statehouse committee is taking a lo

to the, tent that i am liberal i'm like aen juan williams liberal who will call out the excesses andthe extreme left. to the extent i'm conservative i'm like bernie goldberg. there are common sense issues on which i would agree with hip. on the other hand, the know nothing part of the spectrum where people reflexively defend phil robertson type person. i'm not in that camp ever. >> you're not a "duck dynasty" kentucky. >> -- conservative. >> a lot of people who watch fox news would be surprised how much charles krauthammer, rich lowry, how much i nod in agreement and respect those voices. >> put some other 2014 videos on the website. we look forward to pressing people about the media. >>> still to come, your top tweets and the media on another missing asian jet but steering clear of the black hole of speculation. does a freshly printed presentation fill you with optimism? then you might be gearcentric. right now, all printers are on sale. plus great deals on hp ink and toner. office depot & officemax. gear up for great. >>> first a sad note. espn anchor stuart scott lost his battle w

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and the police are on guard after they discovered those weapons aened the police uniforms. they believe the goal of the plot was to kill as many police officers as possible. >> i want to skip over to paris if i may, where our pamela brown is standing by live. pamela, just to remind everyone of the circumstance we're in, the investigation is still very, very deep into the instances in last week's attacks at the magazine and then at the kosher store and then also the police brigade -- or at least the traffic stop where the policewoman was killed. now we're learning 12 more people arrested overnight there connected to those attacks. what are we finding out not only about those people but about what connection they had to what's happened and what might happen in the future? >> reporter: that's right, ashleigh. i think this goes to show how active this investigation still is. we learned overnight that 12 people were arrested in connection to amedy coulibaly who was the suspect in the paris attacks here last week. now, the prosecutor will only say that they were arrested for prov

we have aen a irya of high pressure keeping things pretty warm. those santa anas still in effect. 70s and 80s out that way. >>> hi. i'm first alert meteorologist, brittney shipp. it's a first alert weather day that goes into effect tonight at 10:00 p.m. we expect to see snow moving in. that will affect your monday morning commute. we've extended it until tuesday, we're tracking the possibility of a major snowstorm monday night heading into tuesday. but for sure you're going to wake up to snow as we head into tomorrow morning. seven-day forecast shows temperatures drop to freezing for monday and tuesday, overnight lows into the teens. >> and that's your latest forecast. >>> thanks very much dylan. the race for president getting into full swing this morning. on saturday many of the republican hopefuls spoke to a crowd of the faithful trying to spur them into action. nbc's kelly o'donnell is in des moines again this morning. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. any of the republican potential contenders are really in high demand ri

aened when he said after his retort, what's wrong with being confidentble comfortable, i thought he waswn. why not be comfortable. go down where it's always 80 degrees. >> but it's something people can identify with because everybody in the state knew that's his thing. >> and it's hot down there. >> it's stranger than that. democrats made no secret of the fact that they ran away from president obama this season. one basically pretended that the president didn't exist. here's democrat of kentucky and the most awkward election debate moment. >> why are you reluctant to give an answer on whether or not you voted for president obama? >> bill, there's no reluctancy. this is a matter of principle. our constitution grants here in kentucky, the constitutional right for privacy at the ballot box for a secret ballot. >> you won't answer that question tonight? >> again, you have the right, senator mcconnell has the right, everybody has the right for privacy at the ballot box. if i don't stand up for that right, who in kentucky will? >> what do you make of that? >> i think it was an enormous blunde

also, again, as paul mentioned, other groups have come to the uk such as aen, it is an example of a case where the headquarters have moved to the uk. i think there are reasons why we will be in competition to genuine headquarters of businesses. why would we not want to compete just like other countries do. just like the u.s. does. you get the top executives based on the territory on the sense the requirement in our treaties for affective management is quite a strong tie to the territory. they will tend to want around them advisors, key workers, other people centrally involved in the business. so there are good reasons why you would want a company to move residence into the uk. i think in other circumstances, where we have a company and some other countries tax rules well i think it's hard to say that it's the uk that's encouraging that. equally, i think it's hard to say that we have any incentive to do that. we have no incentive to encourage what are clearly not brass plate operations because there will be some substance. there had been board meetings in the uk. clearly in economic terms

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this concentrates the mind -- irhear some gasps in our good american first amendment us aens. steve, what would justice william brennan have made of this right to be forgotten? >> i think he respected the right to privacy, and helped advance it in many other contexts but i think he was a big believer in more information than in the market place of ideas. if he were going to be offended by the expansion of libel law beyond public officials he had many opportunities to sort of voice that, and the vast expansion to public figures, to sports figures to movie stars to writers, never seemed to bother him. so i think he would kind of stay where he was would stay on the same side. >> i'm sure you're right, and what of the folks on the other side? you hear from people like justices white and also clark and harlan and other justices more of a concern about dignity and more of a fear that the calculated lie had no social value and therefore should be prohibited. might they be more sympathetic? >> yes but in one sense they were -- at fleece brennan's mind they were talking past each oomph

we'll have that data in half aen hour. good morning, everybody. you're watching "the pulse". i'm guy johnson. >> i'm francine lacqua. we begin with the show checking out what the oil is doing. it is hovering around $45. we're hearing about this standoff between shale producers in the u.s. and of course opec producers. >> i guess the question is -- everybody is asking themselves how low does it go? what is the ultimate end game in terms of where prices stabilize? a critical question, i think it is going to be one of those questions that is going to run through every single conversation. in davos. everybody is going to be talking about this. this is affecting every business. it is also affecting the data. to be infected. >> i would say infected. >> that is a more accurate description. the bank of england looked through the higher level of oil. will it look through the lower level? >> oil prices very difficult to predict. it will be the biggest game changer for airlines and companies around the world. in an exclusive interview ahead of greece's general elections the country's fi

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robert ail aen by is happy to be alive following the ordeal that left him out cold.r: how did the 43-year-old australian end up looking like this after he says he woke up in a hawaiian park next to a homeless woman. allenby said he was abducted and robbed after a night of drinking with his caddy and friend at this honolulu wine bar on friday. drowning his sorrows after he didn't make the cut at the sony open golf tournament. his caddy said he left allenby at the bar to drink somewhere else. he said he would meet him in ten minutes and never did allenby said he woke up a few hours later in a park, six miles from his hotel near wie aung san suu kyi. the married father of two hold told him a group of men dumped him there. cash credit cards and phone all gone. that's when the golfer said an unidentified man gave him enough money for a cab back to his hotel where he snapped the selfie and kaufled police. detectives in paradise have a lot of questions about allenby's foggy account of that night and will only call it a second degree robbery. ryan owens abc news los angeles.

i think it's aen important thing.ulation topics, anything that constrains the top line will constrain the abilities for us to re-invest in the railroads. >> when we look at the stb revenue adequate standard that will affect your ability to invetsin invest in future? >> it could. looking at the future of growth opportunities that we have if we're unable to build capacity in order to handle that additional growth then, yes it could. >> one question on the ptc this you've been asked about on the regulations there. what are the challenges that you see getting it installed. what do you see as that and when it's finally deployed what are the challenges that you will be facing. >> a fair interpretation is what have we been doing. >> how are you going to do it in the future. >> we literally started from scratch. many have testified that it's been around for a long time and it has. it did not it wasn't able to comply with the requirements that we've received as part of this. the most mature piece of software was the on board s

that's monday morning. 34 in l aen town. we're quickly rising above freezing. not worried about any refreezing on the roads. 35 in dover. every degree is critical when you're in the 30s obviously. scattered showers 38-degrees today, sunshine for tomorrow and then that early snow monday could cause some headaches. look at those temperatures. we're back in the deep freeze, 27 on monday, 28 on tuesday. it stays active through the rest of the week. here we are, winter, it took a while to begin, but there's our next chance for some snow on thursday. we're starting to ramp things up here. bob kelly. a life look, caitlyn, i'm sorry. thank you. we're going to be talking to christine from septa. i know a lot of folks getting ready to step out the front door. maybe they're not so sure about driving so they're going to use mass transit. chris that from septa, good morning. >> how are you? > we're looking live at city line avenue just off of belmont eva. can you give us an idea of how the septa buses are navigating through the buses this morning. >> september that buses ar

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in that speech which the home secretary, as well aen.n i, attended in person the main concern expressed by the director general the changes in technology that people are using to communicate are making it harder for the agency to maintain. is that not indeed the prime requirement at the present time to ensure the agencies will exercise the capability they have enjoyed for a number of years but because of new technology is increasingly being denied. >> absolutely correct in his description of what the director general of mi5 said in that speech. i think it's unfortunate that people mix of these aspects and sometimes believe what the government was trying to do was to expand the powers of the agency. this is not the case. the ability to access communications data is vital to our ability to protect our national security unless we maintain this capability or ability will be eroded. it's maintaining that capability. that's what the data bill was about. that's why we and others as evidenced by that quote see it as so important to do so. >> as

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>> by my opinion it's aen outside reversal. >> meaning? more downside maybe?it's not a happy technical move and reversals, you have to pay attention to them. if you had dennis gartman here he would give you an hour and a half about 2it. >> yes, wee. alcoa earnings were good but kb homes got slab slammed during the conference call. >> it's real early fourth quarter earnings season. we don't want to draw any conclusions. i keep thinking the old saying it's not a stock market, it's a market of stocks. the simple fact is it's midyear of 2014 expected 2015 earnings have dropped from $132 a share to $124.50. >> so expectations are going down. >> earnings expectations are going down. that trend can't go on forever because typically when multiples expand, you want to see better earnings growth numbers. we have to wait and see that. what sector is going to step up and take the leadership role. >> that's what i was going to ask. is oil still in the leadership role for this market or are there other forces asserting themselves today? >> there are other forces. first of a

it was from my daughter, aen in i annie -- this voice says mommy how come you had time to tell petere time to call me? she was a freshman at smu in dallas, first time living away from home. when i got back to the white house that night i had two sons at vanderbilt. and i got back and i opened my e-mail. when i got back to the white house at 7:30 that night. the first e-mail was from my sons apartment vanderbilt who said mom, our fraternity brother ted adderly was on the 93rd floor of the first tower. that moment, the day that had been a doomsday scenario with crashing steel and national security suddenly had a human face and it was a handsome young college student, college intern who didn't survive the day. never knew what hit him. so the impact that people feel from that day is very personal and very deep. please. >> thank you. i feel badly asking my question. i was wondering i'm beverly lennox from harvard university extension school. and because we have both press and white house communications here i'd like to ask, kind if you would discuss the difference in responsibility that y

let's make it need-based on simply aen titlement. i would say to you i think there's some opportunity on tax reform. a child tax credit if that's how he wants to proceed let's look at it. many of the republicans when george bush was president supported expanding the child tax credit from $500 to $1,000. let's have that conversation. >> it would require as you said some democratic support to get legislation that republicans want to get through and manage expectations. for the president to get some proposals through this republican-led congress he would need some moderate republicans. how many are there? >> people use the term moderate. i use the term center right. practical, pragmatic people who want to solve problems. i think there are plenty of members in our congress who want to solve problems. i would say it's well over half the members who want to solve problems. ideologically they may vary. but i think if we're going to go forward, say the minimum wage, that was an issue that was just mentioned on "60 minutes." i've supported th

there are ten bay area offices open today by appointment aen they include concord and the oakland coliseum and santa clara and two offices in san jose. yesterday was the first day that undocumented immigrants could legally obtain a california driver's license. some applicants lined up as early as 3 in the morning. >> julio perez calls this a an honor. he he passed the written driver's license exam. >> i feel that he has reached a goal that it looks like unbelievable. but now you can feel it and touch it. >> this will be very important for our family. >> we were waiting for a long time for this. >> the licenses can only be used for driving in california and aren't valid for other purposes like boarding a plane but others say it will dramatically change their lives. >> you always worry every single day by being stopped by the police. >> the bmv had four processing centers and added 900 employees to deal with the high volume. >> we are estimating a million- and-a-half applicants. >> and others have been doing outreach trying to help people get ready. >> some folks have never been in a bmv off

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