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. >> 22-year-old paid $950 for an ak 47 on this rack of a petaluma gun store. sales are up this month. these are applications for 10 days alone. they are seeing automatic rifles with features. anyone with one must report it and face restrictions. >> i can have it. when i pass away, it goes to the police station. >> you can't sell it. >> phones started ringing and sales surged when governor brown signed a law last summer. >> you are going to be in a bad spot. >> now it's down to the wire as the denyadline approaches. >> a quarter of a million semi automatic rifles sold. 100,000 more than last year. >> i'm here because i believe in a system of love and karma. but i can by an ak 47 today. >> people feel forced into it because of a ban they don't agree with it. >> that's the bottom line. they took the choice away from responsible adults. >> they are both semi automatic rifles. this one will be banned, this one will not. >> lawmakers take the button, and the pistol grip also banned. >> the idea is why? what different did it make. they both do the same game. >> his a

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>>reporter: 22-year-old austin evans big $950 for an ak-47 one of the last month on the rack of this petaluma gun store. sales are almost 6 times to will hear the past few months. these are applications for 10 days alone the stores are seeing a run on semiautomatic rifles with certain features. anyone with one must report it and face restrictions expect i can have it and no one else can . then it was the position if i pass away. can't sell it. >>reporter: phone started ringing when brown signed gun laws last summer. >> denied or delayed, he will be in a bad spot. >> it is down to the wire as the deadline nears. >> they are true criminals out there that could care less about the staff and the joe public that is scared about this doesn't know where to begin to be compliance. >> statewide since july a quarter of 1 million semiautomatic rifles sold at 100,000 more than all of last year. >> and here because i believe in the system of love and karma but to counterbalance that i'm buying an ak-47. >> 20 the weapon? now. to repurchase it? yes. >> buyers say they feel forced into it. >> that'

by this afternoon there were just a hand until of ar-15 rifles and one ak-47 at city arms in pleasant hill. this the past week they have been selling like hot cakes. >> it has been insane. it's been non-stop pretty much from the time we open until we close. >> here's just one day's worth of applications for people registering to buy up. guns before the deadline. >> we got an audience in knife that most manufacturers will stop producing ar-15s and ak-47 type rifles. >> that's because these will be illegal hand in the past officials restricted the number of bullets they could use in their ten to. starting january 1st bullet buttons will be illegal and removing the magazine will require taking the rifle apart, but what that means is still not clear. so they are playing it safe. this afternoon city arms workers started taking down the few remaining rifles to send back to distributor, a law they don't agree with but must obey. >> they are making it so that people are good people can't get the guns that they want. >> doe expect the law to be -- >> on the hunt for had a man honl the ruined.

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it is something we can ake progress on. >> where did you grow up and what influence did your parents ave on who you were -- who you rep.-elect raskin: i think i will be the member of congress, the freshman living closest to congress. i live 20 minutes away in takoma park, maryland. i have lived my whole life in maryland or washington. i have offered to give towards to my new colleagues or advise them on schools or where to go in rock creek park. and so on. my parents have been a profound influence in my life. my dad worked for president kennedy. he is a political philosopher. he wrote a book. he has been a great progressive thinker and influence on me. when i was a kid, i dad said that everyone has two impulses in life. one is to fly like a bird and another is to stand like a tree. really, this is the place that i love. i am very moved hat the voters of the eighth congressional district sent me here as their representative. it is a great title to have to be able to represent people's needs, interests, and values. my mom was a great writer, a novelist and a journalist. i have a lot of

. >> reporter: the 22-year-old would peg $950 for an ak-47. one of the last ones on the petaluma gun store and sales are almost six times normal care the past few months. these are applications for ten days alone. stores are seeing a run on semiautomatic rifles. anyone with one must report it and face restrictions. >> i could have it. no one else can. and then they would pass away. it goes to the police station. >> you can't sell it? >> no. >> the phones started ringing and sales searched when they started sweeping the packages last summer. >> they would delay it. if you're going to be in that bad spot. now it's down to the wire as they would near. >> you have two criminals there that could care less about this stuff. he doesn't know where to begin to be compliant. >> and since july, a quarter of a million semi-automatic weapons were sold. 100,000 more than last year. >> i'm here because i believe in a system of love and karma, but to counterbalance that will be an ak-47 today. did i purchase that anyway? yes. they felt forced into it because

people who are really good at .aking tests and writing essays that gets them into elite colleges where they take classes from professors who are really good at taking tests and writing essays. when they take tests and write essays, they have good grades. so then they can continue to take tests and write essays. you probably these people as they do not know anything. they could write a brilliant essay on how to change a tire, but if you say my car has a flat, they would not know how to change the tire. this is the best expiration of what i have been dealing with. explains 80% of the state department. these are very very erudite people. their intellectuals, but they are idiots. trump is not a financier. he is a builder. if you build a building, it has to stand up very it is a very important principle. the realityd with that you have been governed by people in both parties who would not have a clue how to build a building. it explains -- and this is why it will be a huge ongoing fight for the next generation, because we will be rooting out the intellectual idiots. they will deeply hate wh

ak weather, 36 with snow showers in the morn areas in the afternoon.yer in the afternoon at 50. tuesday, sun and clouds. the next arctic front wednesday with snow showers. it's windy and bitter. 29 for the high, not much better on friday before a winter mix comes in as winter air comes in a week from now. snow to the north, and half an inch of rain sunday. >> we'll keep an eye on it, adam. >> it's a booming business this time of year, ugly christmas sweaters. john donovan has the story. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you are looking at a christmastime job interview. here is another one. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and another. ♪ ♪ >> looks like an audition, but no, it's an interview. here is the boss, jeremy turner, the singing sweater salesman. ♪ ♪ >> owner of the dallas based ugly sweater shop. needing extra hires this season, he told job applicants like mother and daughter ramirez, talk about yourself in a tape. >> we are dependable. we work hard. >> and then dance. >> so did diane mccus kerr, made her case in rhyme. >> i'm a solid honester worker not a shirker. >> why dancing? >> it sh

the victory takes them up to seventh, while bournemouth, who had taken an early lead through nathan ake. the second half, i think when we started the second half, there was a good spirit and a good attitude. we dominated this team. and i think this is quite a good thing for us just before three days off. i will repeat that to the players because i think they can take a good time and momentum with the family. in italy's serie a, napoli have moved to within a point of second placed roma after an action packed 5—3 win over torino. dries mertens scored four goals including a first half hat—trick. inter picked up maximum points at sassuolo, while in the late kick—offs, lazio moved fourth after victory at home over fiorentina, while there were also wins for inter and palermo who came from 3—1 down to win 4—3 at genoa move off the bottom of the table. in spain, barcelona have moved within three points of primera division leaders real madrid beating local rivals espanyol 4—1 in the catalan derby at camp nou. luis suarez and lionel messie both scored twice for luis enrique‘s side. in germany, do

a few months ago, suspects fired an ak-47 from this park striking a school bus. >> how we make this come true is making sure that we have a competent jekt team thproject t. >> carol arnold says where she lives holds her back from giving back. >> the water, if you don't be mindful will burn you. so i can't be a foster mom. >> she wants to foster kids in a safe neighborhood. >> they said there's so many years, we wait for so many years, when i see it, then i will believe it. >>> so our weather now and tonight's the night if you've been stalling to really pull out that cold weather gear. >> you have to. it's necessary. >> we're going to definitely need it on thursday and friday, we issued the first alert earlier, it was in our forecast probably close to 10 days ago, that's why we do 10-day forecasts, because there's really not much doubt that this was going to happen. thursday and friday, those are target days, so tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow night, go out and do some shopping and not be frozen like you're going to be thursday and thursday night. the winds, gusting near 40 miles an hour. the

slow down and pay attention on slippery roads. stop." yo"o goodllowindistan betwvehieethea anbehindyo ak youhada e another remier... when you see an emergency or service vehicle be sure to move over... it's state law. a local grocery store is warm during the winter.workers from meijer surprised students at blair elementary in waukesha with winter boots on st. nick's day this morning. all in all... the superstore donated close to 400 pairs of boots for the kids. "this will allow all of our children the oppurtunity to actually play in the snow and not have to remain on the blacktop and it's something as well that's teaching thethe community cares about them and that these children are important to people in the co the boots students also got a clementine, candy cane and holiday card. storm team 4 now....it might not fell like it now, but a cold front is on the way in. meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with when we can expect the temps to drop. yesterday was cloudy and seasonal with highs in the mid of sunday's 2-4" of snow. this morning remains mostly cloudy and chilly with lows in the mi

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they included bathroom shots from inside talking stick resort and ak-chin pavilion. neither would answer our request for comment tonight. sorrentino is facing one felony count of digital recording. could change in the weeks ahead. one thing to note is on october 5 that night, sorrentino's husband called police because he had not come home from work that today. he told police he may have been a sex addict and had suicidal thoughts. we'll learn more in the weeks ahead. matt rodewall, fox 10 news. >>> a billboard along i-40 in northeast arizona president obama along mount rushmore was defaced with a swastika. one family decided to take martyrs -- matters into their own hands. they contacted adot but decided they couldn't wait. on their way back, they painted over the swastika on their own. >> we want to make sure something like a swastika, hate >> adot is working with the property owner on that solution and they issued this statement about it. they are having trouble tracking down the owner of the billboard and asked people to not take the matters into their own hands.

can't be worse because, well, it can't be worse and i agree with him so together, we'll think of how to ake it better. >> good afternoon. which of the mistakes you made do you think is the biggest one his year and what do you think was your biggest mistake as president. >> i've been asked questions like that several times. every person makes mistakes. >> you can't live your life ithout mistakes. so i'll repeat what i said reviously, but i'll try to certainly do some homework so we'll have fewer mistakes in the future so that we all work in an efficient way. translator: you talked about bringing up an immoral person but it's impossible without reading, but children these days spent all their time on the internet. they play games, but it's the journals and magazines that create the habit of reading. we talked to the libraries, and we talked to the libraries, and they told us that there are cuts, so they can't buy as many magazines and the magazines that they want, so is there going to be any support so the libraries can have everything they need. my second question is from an aide. he asked a

today on twitter, trump went on a rant, warning people against making what he calls an expensive ak any company that leaves this country and thinks it will sell its product back into the u.s., there will be a tax of 35%. trump also took aim at another pet peeve. >> this week, tweeted the best tweet. wow, what a great, smart tweet. >> reporter: alec baldwin's parody on "snl." night live. baldwin's impersonation, sad. tonight, trump getting a vote of confidence from vladimir putin. cecilia? >> thank you. >>> i want to head overseas to cuba, where the castro were laid to rest. capping a nine-day grieving period for the cuban leader. his ashes next to a hero of cuban independence. the ceremony attended only by family. until today, the location, one of the most tightly-kept secrets. >>> next, millions at home facing severe weather. falling tonight in the midwest. that system heading east just in time for the monday morning commute. rob marciano is here tracking it all. what are you looking at, rob? >> take a look at the piece. the snow is heavy across the north. and last night, across texas

. >> what's crazy how your body ak plates.e had cold and this morning when i went out i deposit think it felt that cold and it really won't compared to later in the week. >> listen, i'm figuring out how i get everything done thursday and friday i don't have to lever the house. >> weal hirer nate. >> not only super cold thursday but the wind will just make it be miserable as this arctic air comes enjoy the next couple days. 30s and 40s at the bus stop in morning in the kids and cold in some places upper 20s in the suburbs and most of russ in the 0s and 40s not bad nothing falling from the sky just cloudy. cloudy this afternoon as well. 4 to 47 degrees and later on this afternoon. some of us will get close to 50 or so the best we'll be able to do with very limited sunshine. and all right, current temperatures for you. 41 in town and that's why holly would not complain too much it was not bad. and dulles is 7. frederick is 30. quest mipster back up to 30. and over there in annapolis 42. now bad with weather-wise for traffic this

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they helped prevent a 17-year-old from attacking at his school with an ak-47. >> the impacts that we come across a fax us. tim: he knows that guns continue to pour in, but he also knows his team is making a difference. >> it's the ultimate satisfaction. we look at it like this -- we saved a life or probably prevented a shooting. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. sheriffs office is investigating after a serious crash in waldorf. it happened on crain highway. the police say they tried to pull over a car for a routine traffic stop but the driver kept going. the car crashed into a pillar and the driver was ejected. the police say the driver is in serious condition. new information in a deadly and bizarre crash in laurel this afternoon. the police are not sure what caused the driver to smash into a tree outside of a home. we know more now about the woman who was killed and who was behind the wheel. tom roussey has that part of the story from laurel. tom: michelle, a very sad story. the woman who was killed had just become a grandmother to twins. she was being driven by her son on sandy spring

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us back to ake middle class and they make to create five million jobs. rhetoric he campaign was harsh trump's policies mexico remain to be seen. back 's finish by heading to the future the cult sci-fi latest sneaker innovation with the first of hyper adapt sneaker by marty mcfly and second installment he travels to 015 that was the future back then and meets his son wearing sneakers that are self-lacing. been working on this escape for 10 years apparently nd the first version is available for $720 in the states this friday. built into hanism the sole that contracts or xpands to perfectly fit the foot. you can press on buttons and you have to charge the batteries month. they stayed is not a gimmick but something they are banking on the future. maybe you can get yourself a pair? the future n it for at $720 a pop. >> it is the first model. maybe they will get cheaper. >> i help so or otherwise i will my shoes with my hands. thank you for the business. our press review. >> i'm joined in the studio. a look at what is grabbing headlines. we are going to start

that madison welch entered the restaurant with an ak rifle in a misguided attempt to rescue children. he believed online rumors linking it to democrats and child exploitation. and the judge ordered the hearing to be continued next week. >>> still to come a glimmer of hope amid the devastation of the earthquake that ravaged indonesia. that story is coming up. and talk about a good yarn. we'll introduce to a group. people that brings warmth to newborns. >>>. >>> the syrian government with the help of allies gained almost complete control of aleppo. talking cease fire and getting aum tearan aid to the people that live there. they have evacuated disabled civilians that were all but forgotten. they were trapped in a build that was a home for the elderly. >>> to indonesia now where rescues continue after the devastating earthquake. the death toll stands at 102. a man was pulled alive from the rubble almost 11 hours after being buried. heavy equipment is used to pick through the debris and about 8,000 people were left homeless by the earthquake. >> the city of paris is auctioning off its fam

bradford, a nice play-action ake, fires down the field and takes to the house for a 71-yard score. is on n the second, pack the move. aron rodgers avoids the rush, finds the end zone for a 6-yard score. packers win it and they're still ahead of the redskins in this playoff hunt. panthers, early in the first, no score, matt ryan corner for joshua perkins, a 26-yard touchdown. lead.lcons take a 7-0 fast forward to the fourth, 20-13 falcons, coleman handoff, turns the corner, he is gone. 55 yards for the touchdown. falcons win this one. and one final note, the browns are no longer winless. 20-17, at the chargers but rg iii suffered a concussion and left the game early. a rough go for kimberly: i can't stand the weather this time of year. i mean really? steve: you want the snow, right? the one time when everybody can snow, notlittle bit of enough to cause problems, but just enough for christmas morning or eve. this year.e high around 50, lower 50's on tuesday, near 60, 60 >>> welcome to "world news tonight." treacherous travel as christmas nears. heavy snow, ice, powerful winds. an unw

chute at the mot rose ski resort. 1:52-2:09 this was a closeda and the skiers made a decisn wanted to ake bad weather has forced crews to suspend a search for a 60-year-old skier caught in an avalanche. it happened at the mt. rose ski resort.>> this was a closed area. the skiers obviously made a decision that they wanted to make a run there. obviously it did not work out for the best. our function right now is to do everything we can to find this individual.>> the area was chained off in the skier did not have any backcountry gear. search and rescue will reassess in the morning and decide when to resume their efforts.>>> much of the us has seen a blast of pre-winter weather. oregon residents are recovering from freezing rain. there is snow in the midwest. six more inches forecast in some areas over the next few days. the storm is expected to reach new york on monday. >>> 160 injured after coordinated explosions outside a soccer stadium in turkey. a tense moments after the attack. >> reporter: chaos and rapid gunfire erupted shortly after two -- explosions outside the vodafone stadium satu

ak steel, which recently built a new research and innovation center, is hiring. so is the local hospital. the problem? a lack of skilled applicants. about 80% of the people here only have a high school education. the city recently recruited cincinnati state, a community and technical school, to help bridge that gap. enrollment is up. doug adkins, city manager: they are finding people who need to increase their employment and showing them how they can get pell grants and things that will allow them to manage their finances, manage their time, and move themselves up to a living wage. woulda: they say they love to go back to school but cannot afford it right now. but they do have goals. rachael young: five years? hopefully, out of the hole. and 10 years, i want to go on a vacation with just me and dave. jessica: they dream, just like their kids, who hope their cardboard fireplace turns real so santa can come on christmas eve. >> merry christmas to all and to all he good night. jessica: in butler county, ohio, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez. soledad: "new yo

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he and the late macmckorm ak showed us what endorsements were all about. he was most of all a competitor and a gentleman. and he still is as he approaches his 82nd-- 82nd birthday. we visited his home in pennsylvania. he still live there and also in florida with his second wife during the winter. right across from the golf course his father helped build. nearby is an office with enough awards to fill a museum. we began with a tour of so many memories. and then a conversation about so many experiences. >> this is a norman rockwell. >> well, i will tell you a little more about that, with this, it was done a number of years ago. >> yeah. >> is obviously. >> when i first saw it you said do i recognize this guy. >> well, i wasn't, you know, sure everybody would recognize who it was. >> rose: norman rockwell painted your picture. >> yep. >> rose: not bad, not bad. >> this is a number of times-- . >> rose: that is you and sam. >> yep. we played in the world cup a couple of times together. and we won both times we played. >> rose: you and jack? >> yep, same thing.

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little bit above freezing so maybe sort of a wet snow, mostly accumulating on grassy areas and light ak accumulations are possible wednesday afternoon into the evening and then cold down near 20 the latter part of the afternoon and then it will be very cold on friday only maybe just a little above freezing and another chance for accumulating snow that's going to be a week from today. that one may actually be a little more snow than wednesday and then it does look like it may change over to sleet and then rain late on saturday and lingering rain that next weekend. that's the way it looks. it's winter. >> it's definitely december. >>> they're one of the most popular holiday gifts, which gift cards are not fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom download