when he was surrounded by dozens of albuquerque police. trying to get james boyd to simply move along. after hours of fruitless negotiations, boyd turned away from the police and was holding two small camping knives in his hand. police determined it was enough of a threat to do this. three shots, a police dog attacks. bean bags are fired. police handcuff boyd as he is wheezing and bleeding. james boyd died the next day, but his case isn't isolated. he was the 26th person in the last four years to die after being shot by albuquerque police. the 26th person. the autopsy revealed boyd was shot in the back, a homicide. to date, not a single officer involved has been charged with anything. alarming but statistically not surprising. bowling green university professor phil stinson, a former cop himself, has been trying to determine just how many people are killed by police, how many of those killings are determined to be crimes. but it's not easy. the data, he admits, is not perfect, the reporting scant, and law enforcement agencies, he says, som

he was the 26th person in the last four years to die after being shot by albuquerque police.person. the autopsy revealed boyd was shot in the back, a homicide. to date, not a single officer involved has been charged with anything. alarming but statistically not surprising. bowling green university professor phil stinson, a former cop himself, has been trying to determine just how many people are killed by police, how many of those killings are determined to be crimes. but it's not easy. the data, he admits, is not perfect, the reporting scant, and law enforcement agencies, he says, sometimes don't cooperate and respond honestly to surveys. but in 2,718 cases involving police shootings from 2005 to 2011 just 41 sworn officers were ever charged with manslaughter or murder. what's more, he says, is that in ten years of data on on sworn officers involved in any kind of misconduct on the job or off, officers charged with crimes ranging from theft to murder are 33% less likely to be found guilty than the general public. >> they're treated differently and the people that have to mak

it became albuquerque's bear.ing and looking for her cub, this traumatic incident occurs, yet they are reunited and able to be turned loose. i think it is a story of hope, you know. >> many wildlife officials rely on airbags to cushion the fall of bears they have to sedate, a development they owe, in some part, to sparky the bear. >>> december 6th, 2010. in tucson, arizona, another animal is stuck high on an electrical pole. this time, a cat who's been up there for three days. >> i just thought the cat might either slip and fall off or get into the power lines and get shocked and die. >> but kim, the cat, surprises everyone. >> on a monday, cameraman andrew brown heads out to cover the story. all day, phone lines had been buzzing in the newsroom. >> people were so upset about this cat being on this pole and them not being able to get it down that i didn't know what to expect, but i knew it was going to be kind of crazy. >> when andrew arrives on the scene, a crowd has formed. looking 30 feet up at one very confuse

he runs poncho's barbecue in albuquerque. time to get slicing.t parts. beautiful. >> first off go the legs, what you call your fresh ham. then your forequarter, your shoulders and whatnot. the loin and rib section, your pork belly. nothing goes to waste. >> all right. now mr. head. >> all those pig parts sent down the line to harold, who's been using them for a veritable rainbow of new mexican specialties. none of our 300-pound friend will go to waste. he's getting shredded for tacos, added to the beans, cooked up with posole. it's going into chili. red or green. >> oh, yeah, that's going to be beautiful. >> the tenderloin i set aside for a little time on the grill. everyone here has put in a lot of work. and they're hungry. time to eat. >> i didn't know the show was about this, but i've been thinking about it a lot. this sort of cowboys, mexicans, indian, romantic ideal. a lot of easterners came out here and fell in love with this romantic notion of the west and wanted to come out here and sort of create their own version of the west. was that a

my aunt lives in albuquerque. >> i was in flagstaff north of phoenix to the west of there and it wase, too, and that's my personal story for the morning. storm tracker 6 live double scan right now shows you we are dry. first time in three mornings that we haven't had any sprinkles or snow showers down the shore so plenty of sunshine coming up over the horizon across the region a little bit later on. right now as we take a look outside we have clear skies. you'll notice stars out over the airport orielswhere as -- or elsewhere. 25 degrees you'll want the heater working this morning. that's the current temperature in that philadelphia. your winds west-southwest at eight. not a whole big deal wind chill to report this morning but it is obviously on the chilly side. there's cloud cover out to the west. but with dry air in place it looks like that's mainly going to fall apart and we should wind and with largely sunny conditions a today but it's going to be largely cold. 26 degrees by 8 o'clock still below freezing by 11 o'clock and 2 o'clock, that's your high, 35 degrees and back to 32 by

la gasolina mÁs barata se consigue en albuquerque donde puedan verifiquÉ que lleve un informe que johnctimas han sido latinos. >> es muy difÍcil mentiroso puede recuperar, se aconseja las vÍctimas entablar una denuncia con departamento de las vÍctimas en condado. desde chile, univisiÓn. >> el padre el estudiante es ofrecido en iguala, guerrero, asegura que el gobierno de mÉxico asesinÓ a su hijo al estar junto al crimen organizado. varios jinetes sin ti fue a verlo. bueno, pero tÚ no eres con se acercaron a la casa de alexander mora, el joven que fue identificado en cocula guerrero crisis que no cesarÁn hasta que aparezcan los otros 42. >> debe haber cÁrcel para ellos, pero ni perdÓn ni olvido. el padre de alexander, trata de ver cÓmo le arrebataron la vida a su hijo. eso no se vale, es un gobierno que no sirve para su pueblo. >> se le llevaron todos los aÑos, dice, y el honor de de volver. es un animal, es un ser humano, como para dejarle sus restos allÍ viene verlo a ver donde van a llegar. hay que 42 casos de jÓvenes que siguen desaparecidos. >> los padres pusieron una demanda contr

host: that is robert from albuquerque, new mexico. "washingtone in the times" this morning, a first look at the protest last night, coinciding with the christmas tree lighting in rockefeller center. a crowd gathered in downtown manhattan. [video clip] for years about the dangers that he may face. who would never think to do anything wrong, but a history still hangs over us of the dangers he may face. we've had to train them all over the city for decades and how to in dealingl care with police officers, who are there to protect him. sense ofs painful contradiction that our young people see first -- the police are here to protect us and we honor that, and at the same time, there is a history we have to overcome because for so many of our young people there is a fear. and for so many of our families there is fear. i've had to worry over the years. berlin has had to worry. -- for elaine has had to worry. that are so many who feel in the city, is my child safe? and not just from some of the painful reality, the crime and violence in some o

for him to be returned -- christmas eve in new mexico, replacing a news story about cuba on the albuquerque journal's website, launching what it claimed what it thought was a start of -- we broke into your networks and know everything about you, we know all personal data about albuquerque locals, where you live, your diseases and even your health insurance cards. u.s. officials cannot confirm that the cyber attack shows how vulnerable computer networks are to this form of jihad. >>> despite pressure in his critics, president obama is also moving forward with increasing urgency in it's power to shut down -- correspondent dan springer is traveling with the president who's on vacation in hawaii. >> president obama's trying to close guantanamo bay's detension center. sharply reducing the population over the next six months. obama has long wanted to close the prison. >> it is contrary to our values and it is wildly expennive. we're spending millions. >> reporter: the problem is former prisoners keep returning to the battlefield. the director of national intelligence confirmed 36 of the more than

i would throw west of the mississippi and albuquerque into this greatness. it gives you a sense and feel of old basketball. the fans are right up on you. >> tim: stepping into a movie in the early '60s, maybe '50s. end to end mcintosh. that will do it. the butler bulldogs win their seventh victory of the year against only one defeat and chris collins gets his third loss against five victories and only his second year. the future is indeed bright. that's our final score. in a moment we'll send you to ryan field in los angeles for jim my jackson, tim randall. from hinkle fieldhouse. how much fun? we are! fox sports! >>> for the third time in school history there was constant badgers in the big ten championship game gary anderson and company hoping to knock off the buckeyes. our coverage of the big ten championship game starts 15 minutes from now on fox. welcome to extra sponsored by ford. inside studio b in los angeles. butler gets the w against northwestern. we talked about dunham at half time. had just four shots. wanted to see more of him from the second ha

down to the south and this will bring us cloud cover, however there is low pressure currently over albuquerque, and this brings us a good amount of rain on saturday afternoon and saturday night and we are dealing with late rain on friday night. future tracker showing friday morning, it's not like this morning where we have the bright sunshine at 9:00, a thick deck of clouds across the region and they thicken during the afternoon hours and by 6:00 the bulk of the generally light rain is west of philadelphia, but by 6:00 we'll have some drizzle and then we get a little bit of a break in the action on saturday morning, at 9:00 plenty of clouds and drizzle and this steady rain is moving in in the afternoon, the best chance of seeing rain is at 3:00 in the afternoon and 9:00 at night. this shows pockets of heavy rain, the good news is, it's out of here by sunday morning 9:00. loads of sunshine and the second half of the weekend is looking better than the first half. future tracker showing the rainfall into saturday night, we are looking at a half inch of rain along the coast to more than an inch of

south and misses us however there is a stronger low pressure waiting in the wings, it's right near albuquerque, and this will bring us heavy rain on saturday and before that we are looking at light rain on friday night. future tracker showing at 8:00 tomorrow morning, leave the sunglasses at home, it will be dry for the morning commute. the atmosphere will begin to moisten up and at 5:00 we are looking at drizzle breaking out primarily west of philadelphia, but this gets a little steadier by friday night at 9:00, generally light rain and the activity is north of philadelphia, then a break in the action and if you need to get your christmas tree do it earlier in the day on saturday and we should be cloudy with drizzle at 10:00 and then the heavier rain is moving in between 3:00 in the afternoon and continuing until 9:00, and future tracker showing saturday at 6:00 we'll have heavy rain and heading to holiday parties, you don't want to forget the umbrella. high pressure builds in on sunday, we have chilly, breezy temperatures and 46 degrees and the sunshine is back on sunday and the first half i

and so i told him that i would get him some applications for places in albuquerque.ration for parole back to albuquerque. and your release date is -- >> july 1st. >> july 1st. >> that's all i'm waiting for. >> okay. so no more disciplinary. >> there's something in my heart that's just saying that something -- i'm not going to end up going that day. i don't know why. but i just sense it. i wonder if you can give them a ring on the phone, you know. >> yes, i'll follow up. >> can you push this, you know? let's get this approved so i can have that, all right, sanchez, you're approved. >> well, i can get the wheels rolling to make sure nothing happens that will delay you. >> i know something's going to happen. >> we'll do some follow-up for him to make sure that everybody knows the urgency of the plan and that sort of thing so we can attempt to get him out on time. thanks, joe. >> there are butterflies inside. there's freedom again. even if it's for an hour, it would feel good to get out of here, you know? i've been in and out, in and out, in and out. i got to learn not t

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eventually, he fell ill with tuberculosis and was sent to albuquerque convalesce, but actually to die he confessed to is doctor, the only person he had ever told. he said i think you ought to send a message to queens. actually mrs. king, and her husband is not even a tiny bit like. he is entirely white from a good family in newport, and i'm slightly sorry for being the confusion. he then died. the doctor, very kindly, in a way that may sound sentimental, it plays into the book, he had a and askede of death for the race of the deceased. he scored out the word black and white and simply wrote in american. that seemed quite charming. i want to say to final things ,hich relate to the chapter dominated by metal. electricity. i became fascinated. i am sure you are aware of the basic ideas of distribution. towas addison, the first distribute electricity, building power station, distributed d.c. power. tesla invented ac. edison fought a valiant effort to keep d.c. saying that ac was dangerous. that he did, igs don't know if you have seen it, but there is this clip which you can see on youtube

utah state and utah at albuquerque, the new mexico bowl.ook at the sidestep. 48 yards, 7-3 utah state in front. they haven't won a bowl game since 1967, utah. the drought will continue. that joe hill scoring. utah state, a 21-6 victory. >> stanford beat uconn early in the season but since then four wins and four losses. tennessee the latest opponent to take it to the cardinal. the lady vols undefeated at home. winners of four straight coming in. they were in common from the opening -- in command from the opening tip. erica left on aeland. no-help defense coming. stanford shoots 25%, lose in knoxville, 59-40. >>> maybe they can beat the 76ers. or the knicks. i'm talking about kentucky and johnson, they made ucla look like a 40 and over men's league today. wildcats scored the game's first 24 points. led 41-7 at the half. man, that's willy stein, bruins crushed, 83-42. that was an ugly one for ucla. >> that's mean. >> i know, i'm sorry. at 6:00, more bowl you'll connect withnte, your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage tog

a few isolate the shower just outside of albuquerque. continue to see cold and average conditions. temperatures will be in the mid-40s today. we'll warm a little bit as we head into tomorrow. up to 48 degrees. so heading above average, we'll say there through wednesday and thursday. but our temperatures will drop again. future temperatures for today, mainly in the mid-40s throughout most of the region. 42 at allentown. if you're heading to the game, game starts at 8:20, so temperature at 40. a few clouds. by the fourth quarter, in the 30s. by the time you head to your car, mid-30s. so "7-day forecast" shows 50 degrees by wednesday. and we'll also see a chance of showers on hanukkah tuesday. 49 on your tuesday. we drop back below average thursday into next week end. >>> a quick heads up for drivers who use 76. septa will be shutting down the westbound right happennd lane between south and vine expressw expressway. closures will be in effect betwefrom 9:00 until 5:00 in the morning sunday through thursday until the end of january. >>> and

the lowest is albuquerque at $2.38. >> new york city is rolling owe the red carpet for prince william and his wife, kate, in the big apple at start of their official visit to the up. >> they are like rockstars. >> here is the latest on the trip. >>> squeals delete in new york. the british flag in bright colors flickering from the top of the empire state building a different kind of red, white and blue, part of the welcome mat for the british royal company arriving sunday evening for a tour of the big apple and washington, dc, a first for the duke and duchess. >> neither has set foot in either city. >> action-packed three days for both william and kate. >> they are doing a number of things to support charities they care about, disadvantaged young peoples mental health, illegal wildlife trade. >> and a visit to the top of the empire state building and the 9/11 memorial. for william, a quick side trip to washington, dc, to meet with president obama on monday. later that day the couple will be courtside at the nets and cavs basketball game, seeing king lebron james and the first child, fu

san francisco, $3.04 in san francisco, but albuquerque, $2.38, that is the cheapest in the country. >> there's good news for travelers who use new york city airports. i can't imagine what that is. >> well, i mean, like you as well, we fly into new york. not overwhelmed by the first impression. joe biden said it's like coming to a third world country. that's what he was quoted saying as well. but the good news is laguardia, newark, jfk, getting a lot spent on them. they're spending billions and billions over the next ten years, and the airlines are spending as well. and apparently, this is the good news, apparently people are beginning to spot the difference, jetblue at kennedy, and united at newark with spending money. there are great hopes that the slightly negative first impression of the greatest city, it's going to be slightly better in the future, apparently. >> skeptical. thank you. colleen, i should never question you. it is the eighth. thank you very much. >>> still ahead on way too early, sunday's best moments in nfl action. who's in and who's out? a shakeup in the top four c

albuquerque, new mexico. good morning to you. go ahead. caller: good morning. i am so tired of hearing these myths. we areders have to say the leaders of everyone, not just a few. these riots have been disruptive to everyone. i am an hispanic, and i am tired of being used by our president trying to pretend that he likes us so that he can get votes, and where is clinton now? he is the one that started all of this crap. and the other thing, the woman from cnn and the other lady -- i cannot rumor her name now, the minute obama came in, they started showing pictures of the past where he had all of those things when blacks were treated so bad, and this is not time for the president to be out there golfing. he needs to be over here taking care of us, taking care of our country. post" has washington a story -- "the washington times" with quotes from experts on race relations saying he should not believe in the spotlight to the mayor of new york or the civil rights activist, reverend sharpton. desmond in florida. good morning. what we have to do is look at the cause of

holder has found police using excessive force in new orleans, detroit, seattle, albuquerque.rts to the core to relive this over and over. all we are asking for is to be full americans. the curaner commission road in 1967 what the rioters appears to be seeking was fuller participation in the social order and the material benefits enjoyed by the majority of american citizens. rather than rejengting the system they wanted to obtain a place in it. they want to be full americans. in 1776, the american revolution sparked by the original tea party fought to overthrow the status quo that trampled on their liberty. that desire is on the folks. if r "now" starts now. >>> the violence continues but so do the marches. it's friday, december 5th and this is "now." >> it is important that we acknowledge we have a problem. >> hands up, don't shoot. hands up, don't shoot. >> a new case in phoenix, arizona. >> after the death of another unarmed black man shot by a police officer. >> these cases are happening every day across american and unarmed people are being killed by police officers. >> w

also with us again, author of "air safety investigators" al diehl joins us on the phone from albuquerque. let me begin with you, al. when you look at air france 447 and this flight, both airbus planes, different models of airbus. both vanish during bad weather. but tell me a bit more about why we're hearing experts in these early hours comparing these two incidents? >> well, it's because we know that these so-called pitot tubes, these are the probes that hang down underneath the nose of an aircraft to measure air speed. they iced up in the case of the air france aircraft. but my understanding is airbus has replaced all defective pitot tubes, so that, you know, if that's true, and that's just what i'm hearing and reading, then that shouldn't be a factor. i'm not saying it couldn't be. we never exclude anything this early in the investigation, but we've learned from airbus accidents and the pitot tubes are one scenario and, of course, the airbus that crashed in new york right there because the first officer used the rudder petals too vigorously, he pulled the rudder, vertical stabilizer of

also looking at a very nice 42 in albuquerque, 63 for the high in phoenix and 59 in in vegas. >> and that's a look at your christmas eve weather. >> thank you so much, domenica. >>> still ahead, we're keeping an eye on santa's location this morning. >>> what a homeless man in california does after receiving $100 from a stranger. >>> and the cutest stocking suffers ever. these quadruplets were born premature back in september. thanks to staff at the university of colorado hospital, they're doing just fine this holiday season. too cute. you're watching "early today." kohl's is open 24 hours! all day and all night kohl's is open 24 hours! now through 6pm christmas eve! get all of your last minute gifts, and save when you want to... plus, everyone gets kohl's cash. find your yes. kohl's. is a really big deal.u with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. and call your doctor right away. tami

those in albuquerque pay the least. pennsylvaniaians paying $2.88 for a gallon of regular.f you cross the bridge into new jersey you'll pay closer to $2.58 while delaware drivers can top off their tanks for about $2.74. >>> now, thanks to a technical glitch at philadelphia parking authority kiosks many shoppers got free parking this weekend. the machines are having some trouble accepting credit cards. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson tells us what you should do if you did receive a ticket near a kiosk this weekend. >> reporter: here's an opening line nobody wants to hear, parking problems in philadelphia. >> i would like to apologize for this and ask the general public to be patient. >> reporter: that is the voice of philadelphia parking authority executive director vince fenerty apologizing sunday to kyw. friday ppa officials discovered a technical problem at those green parking kiosks you see around the city preventing machines from accepting credit card payments. without cash a lot people parked anyway and had tickets written. >> yeah. >> reporter: fill's laure

those in albuquerque pay the least. let's check our prices.ccording to aaa pennsylvaniaians are paying $2.88 on average for a gallon of regular. into jersey and you'll pay closer to $2.58 while to exin delaware they can top off their tanks for about $2.74. >>> now, philadelphia parking authority kiosks around the city they're having some technical issues right now. the machines are having trouble reading credit cards. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson tells you what you should do if you received a ticket near a kiosk this weekend. >> reporter: here is is an opening line nobody wants to hear, parking problems in philadelphia. >> i would like to apologize for this and ask the general public to be patient. >> reporter: that is the voice of philadelphia parking authority executive director vince fe mdr-tb. officials discovered a technical problem at those green parking kiosks preventing the machines from accepted credit card payments. without cash a lot of people parked anyway hadn't tickets written. >> yeah. >> reporter: philly's lauren

temperatures will mostly be in the 20s all the way down into albuquerque and the midsection of the cankery if you're head -- country if you're heading out of the bay area. overnight lows tonight will be in the mid 40s and for today it will be 65 in the city. 69 for oakland and same for napa. and partly cloudy skies on the way for christmas in the meantime, after this little wrinkle in the plans for tomorrow, tuesday looks -- thursday looks nice and sunny and as we get into the weekend, clouded it up a little bit but it will still be nice and mild. here's liza. >>> expecting much lighter morning traffic on this christmas week. with no big accidents out there. and a lot of folks are out starting their christmas vacation already. as we head out towards the 880 commute, chp has issued a fog advisory so they're warning folks who plan on making this commute just to take it easy out there. the thinking folk affecting -- thick fog affecting visibility between fremont and san jose and also along highway 85 in south san jose. these are the two trouble areas. the golden gate bridge looking good so fa

places like albuquerque, new orleans, portland -- in those cases, the justice department often will forcees in department training and operation and oversight. there is an ongoing investigation separate from the into policen officer darren wilson in ferguson. just yesterday, attorney general eric holder announced the completion of a probe into cleveland police, another local department facing protests in the wake of the shooting of an unarmed black 12-year-old. >> what is the president saying? is there any sense of how he has been personally affected? he made comments in the wake of the shooting of trayvon martin, and bill de blasio talking about his son growing up. is interesting, those remarks were some of the most handed and off the cuff remarks -- candid and off the cover marks the prison has made in his presents in office. perjury josh earnest confirmed today that the president has watched the eric garner videotape everyone has been so jarred by. the feeling in the white house is this is one issue they may be able to make serious progress on. the president is always careful not to ta

accident investigator and author of "air safety investigators" al diel joins me on the phone from albuquerquet me begin with you, al. when you looked at, okay air france 447 and this flight both airbus planes different models of airbus both vanished during bad weather. tell me a bit more about why we're hearing experts in these early hours comparing these two incidents? >> well it's because we know that these so-called probes that hang down underneath the nose of the aircraft to measure aircraft they iced up in the case of the air france aircraft. my understanding is airbus has replaced all of defective peta tubes so if that's true and that's just what i'm hearing and reading, that shouldn't be a factor. i'm not saying it couldn't be. we never exclude anything this early in the investigation. we've learned from airbus accidents and the tubes are one scenario and, of course, the airbus that crashed in new york right there because the first officer used the rudder petals too vigorously he pulled the rudder vertical stabilizer off the aircraft. they changed the straining scenarios and airbus got

unruly passengers force a delta plane to land in albuquerque key.fbi has been called in to investigate. the passengers on board say he was making threats. the flight was delayed but later continued to la. molly? >> a new christmas trend that has women all fired up this year. the nra reporting 10 percent of gun retailers has seen an increase to retailers next year. their husbands encourage the trend, too. >> the color was not a problem because i hope she never has to show it to anybody ever. >> shops offer some quote, unquote, girlie guns that feature bright colors. many say they just want to feel protected. >>> one arizona family is complete and just in time for the holidays. it has been 14 months since a u.s. air force sergeant and his dog have seen each other because of his deployment overseas. now they are together again. fox's thy brennan has this heartwarming m curious to see i will recognize me. >> it has been 14 months since they have seen their beloved pup, butters. >> i am a little nervous. >> their worries were laid to rest as soon as they

more precipitation, the main low i am tracking that is moving through over the weekend is over albuquerque and this will bring us a soaking rain on saturday afternoon and saturday night. and even some rain on friday night. future tracker showing tomorrow morning, lots of clouds around and 9:00 it looks to be a cloudy day, by 8:00 we get this initial band of moisture beginning to move in, and there could be a little bit of icing in the poconos, but in our region a liquid eye vent. if you have outdoor plans for saturday, get it done in the morning, if are you getting your christmas tree, i'm doing that, about 3:00 in the evening to 9:00, this is when we have a pretty good slug of moisture. most of our viewing area is getting a half inch to inch of rain, the good news is it moves out on sunday and the eagles game is looking good weather wise, tonight mostly cloudy and light and it's seasonably cool and millville 31 and wilmington 34 degrees, the clouds are thickening through the day and rain arriving by evening, it will be light to begin with, 46 degrees and the rain gets heavy saturday after

denmark down to albuquerque. cold air not only there but also here. associated with that we will get on the western edge of that system. 19. tahoe up in reno. it will be below see row in the next couple of days. that cold air begins to move in. i think some of the temperatures will take a pretty good plunge and that breeze will really crank up as low pressure dives to southern california. and high pressure to the north. here comes that cold air. tomorrow morning i mean sometime before noon we will set our temperatures. possibility of a high wind warning will be issued for the north and east bay hills. this will be the coldest air of the season. and then you put the -- partly cloudy up in tahoe. look at the lows over the next couple of days. they will go easily below zero. partly cloudy some morning fog and low clouds. some sun but cool out. 50s on your temps. but then by tomorrow if we have any 50s they will be set by 11:00 or non. and then after that here comes the cold air and the wind will really crank up. possible freeze issues as we head toward t

high of 31 in albuquerque as they're looking at snow. 4 to 8 inches by new year's day afternoon. for us, clear and cold. pay attention to temps. 31 at 8:00 in leesburg and gaithersburg. mid-30s downtown. 10:00, final walk of the dog -- my dog woke up this morning sneezing like crazy. i went online, he stopped after about a half an hour. he was okay. 31 for a temperature at 10:00 at andrews. most of the 'burbs well below freezing. by midnight, most of the suburbs in the upper 20s. 34 downtown by midnight. 28 in manassas, culpeper. by 7:00 tomorrow morning, figure on 20s with clear skies across the board. by 1:00, low 30s. 37 in manassas. 34 in leesburg. 33 in gaithersburg. 5:00, temps going down again. will fall pretty fast tomorrow night heading out for new year's eve. midnight, ringing in the new year, looking at mid-20s across the board. even downtown, hanging onto 30. 2:00, if you're out super late tomorrow night, 29 in culpeper, fredericksburg. a pretty quiet new year's eve night. low temps in the 20s tonight. northwest wind at ten. morning, mostly sunny and cold. grab a coat

. >> reform is under way, in new orleans, seattle, albuquerque, portland, oregon, east haven, connecticut, puerto rico and warren, ohio. >> reporter: today there was a noticeable shift in de blasio's tone, publicly calling for demonstrations to be put on hold until after the funerals. >> what are you guys going to try to do, are you going to keep dividing us? what you manage to do is pull-up the few, who are not the majority of people who are not saying -- >> reporter: what they called a rally against racist police terror. >> black boys and men are being murdered all over this country and no one is asking for the police to go on a moratorium to stop killing his black boys and these men. >> reporter: al sharpton also finds himself in the middle of this controversy, having led marches and publicly decry the decisions of the two grand juries while also criticizing police. now he says he's the one in danger and that he is receiving death threats. john? >> and everybody needs to try to tone this down as much as they possibly can. >>> french officials are calling for vigilance after three attac

winter returns. 30s in albuquerque, minneapolis. 40s in the pacific northwest. new york and boston. and the upper 40s. and 60s in los angeles and dallas. >> president george herbert walker bush recovering from his health scare this week. his son neil and barbara spent christmas with the former president in the houston hospital. paramedics took him there tuesday after he was short of breath. the 90-year-old former president has parkinson's. a spokesman says mr. bush is in great spirits and in the hospital as a precaution. >>> meanwhile, president obama and first lady spent part of their christmas thanking america's military. they visited an oceanfront marine base in hawaii where they're vacationing. the president says the military sacrifices are paying off. so much of the world he says can enjoy peace and prosperity. >> now, a christmas miracle involving a boston terrier. the dog survived a 15-story fall from a condo balcony in sacramento. sam is 13 years old. and doesn't see very well. his owner says the dog became disoriented and fell off the balcony but manage

john rescued spice the cat, a cat from albuquerque, somehow got to maine where he lives, and broughtt back. for those of us cat lovers, we like these stories. that's john ayers. what a great stock. and a consistent grower. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> monday, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street." live from post nine. >> i don't put makeup on. david has to put a lot of makeup on. there's a lot of time to talk to david. >> it all starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> it is time! it is time for the lightning round! when you hear this sound, the lightning round is over. are you ready? let's start with dave in new york! dave? >> caller: hey, jim, how are you, buddy? >> doing real well, how about you, partner? >> caller: i'm doing pretty well. i had a question for the stock guru. i had a question about xrx. what's your opinion about it? >> i owe xerox another look. i have been out of touch with it. i saw it hit a 52-week high today. i am going to give it to you on xerox next week. i know we've got a jam-packed week. let's go to dylan in michigan. >> i was wondering y

joining us via skype from burkina faso -- albuquerque, author and member of the national transport safety board. we are learning about the final moments of this flight. we understand that there was no distress call made. what does that tell us, if anything, about the final moments? >> that doesn't necessarily tell us anything because many times the pilots get extremely busy. if they are penetrating a thunderstorm, they are focussing on the radar and trying to navigate the safest path. maybe it got away interest them maybe the stomp closed in on them. we know that there are many hazards in the thunder storms - wind rain hail lightening. it just goes on and on. >> you mentioned thunder storms. the weather was severe here and, in fact, weather may have played a factor. the pilot we know requested a higher altitude. what are the proper protocols when dealing with severe weather and maintaining communication? >> communication is one thing, but the main thing is you have to avoid the worst part of the weather, and he must have felt using his on board radar that the storm looked worse below him.

tickets remain for dallas on march 14th, rio rancho, new mexico outside albuquerque april 11th.ly new york appearance may 2nd. tickets make great christmas and hanukkah gifts. finally tonight, "the factor" tip of the day, a couple years ago we sent jesse watters -- banned all christmas displays in sympathy of global warming or something. well, this year they did the same thing. so we thought we'd like to give you a little refresher on great barrington. >> growing up here in great barrington main street was the winter wonderland. it was just beautiful. and what we have today is really very sad. >> i didn't see any lights. did i miss something? >> our lights have not been the best over the years. >> it's sad we can't decorate and make it a nice people to do their christmas shopping. >> the light situation is pathetic. >> what do you think about the people that call them holiday lights? is that politically correct? >> i never heard anybody call it a holiday light. >> call them christmas lights. i think it's going to be a controversy. call them holiday lights. >> call them whatever

carlos, albuquerque, new mexico.d miller when you come to rio rancho. my marriage would be over if i did not so i have tickets. we'll see you and casandra on no better place to be than new mexico in the springtime. that's why i booked a showy there. i'm going to be running around. don't get scare first-degree d . tickets make great christmas and hanukkah gifts, but you got to go quickly. billoreilly.com has details. finally tonight's "the factor" tip of the day, next week marks battle of the bulge, which mark dugard and i write about in killing patton. 19,000 american soldiers killed in that battle alone. 50,000 wounded. more than 100,000 germans killed. now, a good place to learn about the battle of the bulge is the world war ii museum in new orleans. louisiana is a great place to visit, love the bayou country. and the big easy is a blast. stay away from bourbon street. that's gone downhill. but the rest of the town very interesting. all right. and then you get out into the cajun country, fabulous. and go to the mus

. >> albuquerque, seattle, detroit, other cities have had this happen to them. major american cities, what does that indicate to you? >> that indicates that there is a precedent here attorney general holter is very knowledgeable. he has been aggressive in making sure there is no unjust treatment of americans. you cleared have four cities that already have similar type consents degree krooez and change has been institute cle land has been willing to adopt some of these changes to ensure there was no longer excessive force. >> what sort of damage has this done? has this done more damage to the relationship between the minority community and the police department in the last week or is it just the same? >> i argue to the contrary. i think it actually really made the relationship bolossom becaue you are holding the police officers accountable. for the longest time, many minority communities felt like they were on their own. no one stood for them. you see the president speaking out. you see the attorney general speaking out in alignment making sure procedures are in

albuquerque at the santa ana center april 11th. my home turf of long island may 2nd.day nights. all will sell outs. all make great christmas gifts. billoreilly.com has details and link to the box office. get on it people if you want to see it. >>> now the mail, st. augustine, florida. bill, you criticize those in the ferguson case, you jumped to conclusions without seeing the evidence. you were going the same thing in the eric garner case. false, steve, false. there is visual evidence about what happened there. major difference. angela, california, my husband was beaten by the nypd and wound up in the hospital. not all police are bad, but some behave lawlessly. that is true, angela. but the stats say that american police in general are extremely professional. again, we have posted the statistics on billoreilly.com. jim, michigan, bill, disappointed to see you and krauthammer slam the grand jury in the garner case. we're fair analysts. we put forth our opinions and we respect you and others who disagree. marvin mitchell, denver, colorado, when rudy giuliani was mayor o

reform is under way in new orleans, seattle, albuquerque, portland, oregon, east haven, connecticut, puerto rico and warren, ohio. we are committed to moving together. we are committed to moving forward together. here in cleveland and throughout the nation to spark renewed engagement and renewed trust and renewed momentum to really translate coordinated action into meaningful results. now, we have a great deal of work to do but this announcement, i think, marks an important first step. i want to thank everyone who worked really so hard to make this announcement possible, including the dedicated men and women of the civil rights division special litigation section. our great u.s. attorney steve and the men and women of his office. the office of the northern district of ohio and the city of cleveland. your great mayor, mayor jackson and a wonderful police chief that you have here, as well. it is now my privilege to turn things over to the assistant general for the civil rights division who will provide additional details. >> joining me now is my colleague of "the cycle" covering a lot

reform is under way in new orleans, seattle, albuquerque, portland, oregon, east haven, connecticut,warren, ohio. we are committed to moving forward together. here in cleveland and throughout the nation to spur renewed engagement, renewed trust and momentum to really translate coordinated action into meaningful results. now we have a great develop work to do, but this announcement, i think, marks an important first step. i want to thank everyone who worked really so hard to make this announcement possible, including the dedicated men and women of the civil rights division special litigation section, our great u.s. attorney, steve dellback and his office. >> all right. so there you have the attorney general of the united states, eric holder, he's in cleveland, ohio, announcing a study which unfortunately for cleveland points to what is described in this justice department study as a pattern or practice of unreasonable and unnecessary use of force by the cleveland division of police. you also heard him speaking out about the grand jury decision, staten island, new york, not to indict t

not heavy rainfall, but haf rain is concentrated over phoenix and albuquerque and windchill weather coming in in seattle and montana seeing that winter weather. but here's a look at the forecast for san francisco. rain picks up again on friday. we could see an additional inch, we're dry saturday and sunday, light showers on monday, and then that should really be the end of it for a little bit. here's a look at friday's forecast. and you can see out to the west, phoenix starts to dry out. l.a. still doing okay as far as the rain goes. it doesn't come back until saturday and then we'll see some showers from seattle all the way down to san francisco. back to you, abby. >> thank you very much for that update. >> no justice, no peace. no racist police. >> no justice, no peace. that is the chant we've been hearing from protesters who have flooded the streets of new york city in the 24 hours following the decision. what is justice? that is the question everyone is asking today. "new york times" editor clay risen and caleb mason are both here with us. you were both here with us when the decision b

it happened on a car trip from albuquerque -- in southwest colorado. in many ways, the central question that has driven the book. why is this power plant located on indian land hundreds of miles from the nearest metropolitan center? that question stayed with me as i started into graduate school and came to interact with probably the two books i have been in conversation with for most of my career. those books are two of the best books about urban history. the first is " origins of urban crisis," which is how the story of post-world war ii america, was how american politics, capitalism created inequality, racial inequality. the second book was "nature's metropolis," the story of how the 19th century city was constituted by the resources of the spaces that existed beyond it. origins and most of the subsequent work that it's inspired and urban history is not really thought about nature. or looked beyond suburban borders. "nature's metropolis" is criticized for having a people in it. i think, one of the things that happens in the story is that the people w

all the way down to albuquerque and oklahoma city and even little rock. cold air has made a good plunge. there's more on the way. the leading edge of that will start to work its way in tuesday. that's what will mick up the wind -- pick up the wind. as the low forms over southern california, they may get more precip out of that than we will and also las vegas talking about a possibility of snow. that's how cold this system is. a lot of dynamics is in place. the fog is the big story. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. but then turning colder and very windy as we head to tuesday and wednesday. high temperatures on tuesday will probably be set by about 10:00 or 11:00 this morning. that cold air will come flying in here. wind advisory is out for the entire bay area. possibility of a high wind warning for the north and east bay hills. could get gusts to 60 miles an hour. sierra nevada, partly cloudy. a few showers poching up today into tuesday. windy cold will be the big story. there could be a few isolated snowshowers wrapping back in from the low. it bears watching