together with the ammunition parts are supplied by comz.he means of swift movement delivery of the right kind and right amount of firepower to the proper place at the proper moment, all these essentials our success in combat and depend upon a variety of equipment, supplies, ammunition, weapons, food and services which make that success possible. this is power, only power the supply mission of comz. the next stop on my itinerary -- i recently arrived from the united states, these men were not left in doubt as to why they were in france, what their mission with comz would be. they were now part of a working team. >> you have been assigned to an organization known as a communications zone, a vital part of the united states army in europe. we are here to fulfill our commitment as part of the nato team. you are in france primarily to do one thing stop the spread of communist aggression. if war should come, comz supply lines and american troops would be the mainstay, the forward of the nato forces. many battles have hinged upon the ability of mat

ammunition. don't even package ammunition with such a random number of cartridges in many cases. they also say it does absolutely nothing to address crime. how many criminals will really follow such an insane law. that's why they are called criminals. . we want to show the picture. this is the tweet that actually had the photograph. but bill de blasio said, knock it off, nra. it's suggestive. i stand with the legislators. they now have responded. joe an simon said that the nra is intending to be intimidating with their response to all this and they say it's outrageous and there's a a subliminal message of violence. >> let's hear it from the senator. one is the language that the nra is using about you and your colleague, but also i want to ask you just the photo here of your face with the bullets. when you first saw it, what was your thought? >> outrageous. it's totally inappropriate for the nra to have posted that picture. it's given someone who is unbalanced seeing that picture, that's really gi

shelley: the fbi says a man from brentwood was trying to stockpile weapons and ammunition. what he allegedly told an undercover officer about his motives. mike: dry for now, but snow showers will develop in some areas on friday. a timeline, plus what follows for the weekend. mcauliffe' s mission 30 years after the challenger disaster. >> i think christa has inspired a lot of students to reach for the stars. tom: the memories shared of the concord teacher today. tom: with just days to go before the iowa caucuses the , top-polling republicans met for their seventh debate, this one without donald trump. he refused to attend and held good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. wmur' s sally kidd begins our commitment 2016 coverage from washington, d.c. >> he may of been a no-show, but donald trump still grabbed the spotlight. stage. >> i kind of miss donald trump. me. the front runner held a protest rally to benefit veterans for going to the debate because the feud with fox news. >> when you are treated badly, rights. m a maniac, and everyone on this stage i

much is going to the operations, ammunitions? of the aid on the ground. they they have had 8,000 coalition air strikes since they started. they become more and more effective with more intelligence. we see more strikes against the i.s.i.l. oil operations, not just the fuel trucks, but also some of the transfer points for oil to try and cut off the flow of funds. also these air strikes have been very effective in enabling the local forces on the ground to move. in many cases they're the only reason that the local forces have been able to make progress. you can see that because the contrast is in afghanistan where the u.s. is not providing air strikes to the local forces in tightening the taliban. they're not making the kind of progress that we're seeing with some of the forces in iraq >>> so as you say, some of what they've been doing since august of 2014 is starting to pay dividends >> at the same time because of the presidential campaign there is nothing but criticism of this administration from both sides, from obama's own party and from the republicans

many were picking out ammunition by the car load. >> whenever there is gun legislation going on with the government or something going on like that, people get afraid that lawerize going to tighten up, so they stock up. >> people are buying more ammunition that they would normally because they're concerned about the i-96iative to -- initiative to require back grouj checks to buy ammunition. >> it works out well for the ammunition is gunfire manufactures. >>> dozens ofcretional officervise been fired or disciplined for actions related to their duties. officials say 22 sworn deputivise been terminated and oermentvise been suspended. others had inappropriate relationship witness the inmament. the investigation of the jail started after three guards were charge would the murder of an inmament who suffered from mental illness. those doing wrong are being held accountable. >> i hope the message that people get are that we fully investigate officer misconduct and hold people accountable if we need to. this is from the employees here only and the majority of the people do a great job every d

also in that van, ammunition. abc's matt gutman with how this capture went down. >> reporter: tonight, that chaotic chase in downtown san francisco. a bystander spotting that white gmc van. >> officers approached the van, as hossein nayeri fled the area on foot. >> reporter: police in pursuit. it's hossein nayeri wanted for >> he's running eastbound up towards stanyan now. >> reporter: then. but murder suspect jonathan tieu is still in the van. >> that van right to your 5:00, can you stand by? there might be another person in there. standby, take a look in that van. >> reporter: he's arrested without incident. found in the van at least three rounds of ammunition but no gun. the three escapees busted out of the orange county jail last weekend. nayeri had apparently enlisted the help of a jail english teacher. with whom he exchanged loving letters. >> we do know it was much closer, much more personal than it should have been. >> reporter: shortly after the jailbreak, bac duong steals that van spotted today. on frida

found in the van at least three rounds of ammunition but no gun. the three escapees busted out of the orange county jail last weekend. nayeri had apparently enlisted the help of a jail english teacher. with whom he exchanged loving letters. >> we do know it was much closer, much more personal than it should have been. >> reporter: shortly after the jailbreak, bac duong steals that van spotted today. on friday he casually surrendered. investigators are now searching for a possible gun to go along with the ammunition they found and for possible accomplices. and get this, cecilia, after all this, those two felons caught today face only three additional years in prison for that jail break. >>> another breaking story center in denver, at least one person dead, several others injured. the violence breaking out at a motorcycle expo. abc's ron claiborne on what >> reporter: it happened just before 1:00 this afternoon. at a gathering of motorcyclists. at the motorcycle rally. >> reporter: early details were sketchy but it appeared someone fired shots and st

was tipped off last august when and asked about buying $16,000 worth of ammunition. that included grenades, gas masks and rockets. then last week muso met with an weapons dealer. he told the agent he was part a group of people who wanted to, quote, bring forth the original constitution, and that's why he needed the ammunition. he was arrested yesterday, and charged with violating a federal firearms law. we'll have more on this coming up at 6:00. 9. josh: a convicted sex offender's sentence could be reduced now that the new hampshire supreme court has cleared the judge in the case to change his mind. kristen carosa is live in our lakes region bureau with the developments in this case. reporter: the judge first considered reducing the sentence in 2014. now the supreme court says he with make adjustments if he wants to. at a review hearing today judge garfunkel heard from both the the victim in this case. joshua baud of wakefield was convicted in 2014 of sexually assaulting a then 7-year-old girl. baud faced 10 to 30 years in prison for each charge, but will be eligible

zachery reaves is accused of stealing a gunnic ammunition and -- gun, ammunition and cash from a school. zachery reaves managed to get broke through a window and broke into the school. if you see zachery reaves call 911 and do not approach him. >>> you may have seen smoke riding through newberry today. don't worry firefighters had it under control. it was a live simulation. two mock rooms were set up and set on fire to show the importance of sprink slurs and working -- sprinklers and working fire larms. . >> a visual -- alarms. >> a visual on how long it took. second prop same thing, waste basket propt. the sprinklers will activate pretty quit. [ indiscernible ] >> the fire department received a grant in order to do this simulation. hoping for no rain this >>> grab your coffee, and your smart phone and turn on your tv for news 19 this morning. monday, protecting your family, a wireless home security system that protects your home or business while looking out for the bad guys and over night join us on air at 4:30 a.m. 3 5th grade students in orangerbug county with outstanding character

. of ammunition in a hotel room and storage unit in melbourne and now he's facing a firearms charge as well. he was supposed to leave the united states one year ago after he flunked out of the florida institute of technology and his student visa expired. >>> major changes for drivers and how you pay tolls. >> local firefighters say they are so understaffed they cannot standards. at 6:00, they demand local >>> set up an account by taking a picture of your license plate and fill out your information and credit card. and you can start blowing by those baskets. when you go through the toll, you can go through the electronic pass laden. the app will pending. when you get to your location, take a look at the app and it will tell you the pending charges. you push okay and they are paid. >> you don't have to worry about putting money in and hope it lasts you before you get tickets in the mail. they will send out 150,000 violations this year and using the app will make you less likely to get them period but this is the does not mean transponders will be a thing of the past. the city is an add-o

the people here are more worried about such a banks not having enough ammunition if something sinisterns or trying to figure out what china and skin -- china's end game is? simon: the question is what is your china strategy? before we was about the rise of china. now people are worried about its falls. . is the data legitimate? how control of the government when they are looking to have these circuit breakers. they did not really work. the yuan depreciation has been poorly communicated. a lot of concern about china. fatih birol: for china, from the oil perspective, it is not only the pace of economic growth but the nature of the economy. china is moving from the manufacturing-based economy to service-based economy which requires less energy for the economic growth. there are two things. one, slowing down of the economic. changing nature of the economy moving from heavy energy to a light economy. francine: thank you so much, fatih birol, of the iea. i need to point out these two gentlemen -- they don't have. it's minus 12. they laugh in the face of the davos mountains. goldman sachs rep

firefighters say ammunition was inside of the car and exploding as paramedics worked on the driver. the chief says he just followed his instincts. >> when you show up, none of that is running through your mind. you see what is going on and you react, doing what you need to do at that time. >> the fire chief says without the police chief's intervention, the man may not have survived. he was treated for smoke inhalation. they suspect the driver was attempting to commit suicide and caused that fire. >>> right now texas authorities are searching for answers after the death of a 5 month old baby. a day care worker died about it took her 40 minutes to call 911 after the baby started choking. once harrison realized that the baby was in trouble she called a friend and texted her daughter before calling 911. >>> the federal trade commission is suing devry university. the agency is taking issue with statistics used in advertisements since 2008. they say the ads claim that 90% of people who have graduated since 1975 have found jobs in the preferred field six months after graduation. ads claim

they reckon they're out of ammunition to fight the down turn. so it's time for a change in thinking. >> we continue to rely on the central bangers doing more queuing. they had run out of ammunition or because they had been the heroes of the last four or five years. it is now time for the finance ministers, for the trade ministers, for the environment ministers, for education ministers, it's a time to go structural. it's a time to go green. it's a time to go institutionalism. it's a time to go social. it's a time to do all the structural measures that we did not take. >> but is it too late? markets and currencies are already crashing, and here in europe the breaks are so strongly applied the real struggle to get moving again. >> i think we should work harder particularly in europe, but also in elsewhere to cut debt, restructure debt more aggressively than we did, and i think we made a mistake in not boosting demand more strongly at once. i think we introduced austerity too soon in the u.k. so we don't get any momentum. >> and so the talk goes on.

there was plenty of ammunition. the big test of the clean-up efforts will come on monday when millions of people across the north-east will return to work challenging the roads and public transportation systems that ground to a halt because of this weekend's historic blizzard, with whoever lived through it won't forget any time soon >>> still to come here for you on al jazeera. portugal elects a new president who could be vital to the shaky coalition. plus how aerobics classes and some freestyling afterwards is helping older people in south africa suffering from depression. port gallon when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back. the top

there are those pops that sound like bullets or ammunition going off in the home. i spoke a few minutes ago and a woman who works at a gas station about three or four blocks away. she told me it shook the entire gas station. she is three or four block away. it shock the entire store. everybody within that community heard the explosion. there any injuries and was there anybody inside? obviously it is too early to tell. the explosion happened somewhere in the 9:00 hour. you can see by the devastation that it is going to take police and fire quite awhile to figure out what happened. >> romona: incredible pictures. more breaking news. protest leader amon bundy has been arrested during a traffic stop. his group had been occupying a federal wildlife refuge over a land dispute for the past three weeks. we are told shots were fired, but it is not clear who shot first. four others were arrested. one person is dead. this story is still developing. we'll have the latest information coming up on cleveland 19 news this morning. >> denise: and now a live look outside from our ro

i think the chinese authority, if you talk about ammunition, the chinese authority has plenty of ammunition stabilize their economy. what is true for the u.s. is not true for emerging markets or for china. bes: it seems like it would an opportune time to deploy some of that. overey are doing that and the years they will continue to do that and add to policy stimulus. some of the measures they took were a bit improvised and you had some back and forth. there is some policy credibility issues and some emerging markets and not just china. look at brazil or some of the policies came late and there was some volatility around it. we expect that to gain traction. we see stimulus that will start to kick in. the sovereign funds will start to play a role. for the first time we had privatizations in german telecom. it turned out to not be a wise policy and they're not going to go there. whether they devalue the yuan or not, they will have deflationary pressures coming from oil and from the china story. is that the main risk we are facing at the moment? have tried toks reflate the economy for some year

. >> police found 380 rounds of ammunition in the van but no weapons inside. the passerby is commended for speaking up. >> this is an excellent example of keeping the city safe. >> reporter: the san francisco sheriff's department says both men had been transported to a county jail but this is still under investigation. >> pete, thanks. >>> new at 6:00 -- redwood city parents are on alert tonight after several suspicious incidents involving teenagers walking to school. looking at sketches right now of the suspects police believe the same man is responsible for all three encounters. january 1st the man asked a 15-year-old boy for directions. then tried to give him a ride. then this past wednesday and thursday, the exact same scenario played out with two 15-year-old girls in separate incidents. we're gathering more information on story and will have details in our 11:00 newscast. police say the man drives a small blue four-door car. >>> happening now a police car stolen. part of a crime spree that happened in campbell this morning and two people are still on the

at a gun range in virginia, gun and ammunition sales are stronger than ever. feared by customers that feared new restrictions. >> it's making people want to get it before their ability is taken away. >> the irony is no ability will be taken away because of president obama's actions. gun stores have been required to conduct a criminal backhand check before a customer purchases a weapon. the president's actions are supposed to help the fbi process background checks faster. president obama's executive actions will not change or restrict sales by individuals at private shows. the seven states and the district of columbia require a check if purchasing it from an individual. in marylands, it applies to handguns, in 43 other states, individual sellers have no obligation to conduct a check, this is known as the gun show loophole. the thought that a president might take government action led gun enthusiasts to fear sweeping controls or bans are coming. >> there's a lot of people that feel passionate about it. it's the fact that there's a firearm, but the government tel

al-shabab fighters are said to have taken from the camp arms and ammunitions.t the first time al-shabab fighters are attacking african union peace keeper bases. this is the fourth time in two years that they have carried out such an attack. and there are two main reasons. first of all they want to show that they are still a force to be reckoned with, despite losing some of their major strong holds and their main sources of revenue to african union peace keepers. they also want to use these attacks to rearm themselves to get arms and ammunitions from these bases that they have been attacking, because they no longer have access to the sea ports, which they used to use for rearming themselves. >>> a new case of ebola has been confirmed in sierra leone just two months after it was declared to be free of the virus. the victim who died was a 22-year-old female student who potential exposed 27 others to the disease. she lived in a house with 22 others and was treated as an outpatient in hospital. on thursday the world health organization said that west africa was effe

americans are rushing to buy guns and ammunition before an expected crack down it announced. president obama says it is too easy for criminals to get a gun and he wants to use his presidential power to impose new restrictions, but gun enthusiasts have vowed to fight any attempt to change the constitutional rights to bear arms. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: with so many guns in the united states, the blue ridge arsenal gun range in virginia, gun and ammunition sales are up as people rush to buy them after strict rules are put in place. >> people want to get their ability is taken away >> reporter: many are concerned about president obama's announcement that he is thesing with attorney-general on monday to discuss using presidential power to impose new restrictions on u.s. gun sales >> we know we can't stop every act of violence, but what if we tried to stop one. >> reporter: he says executive actions are necessary after working with congress stalled. the shooting in 2012 which killed 26 people, he opposed congressional measures to tighten gun laws but that effort fai

a pastor in north carolina says a man with a rifle and ammunition interrupted his service. wait till you hear what happened next. plus, a man steals a car, and the little girl inside it. the latest in the search for the three-year-old. corey: ill -- chris: the winds are up. it is breezy in the mountains. six-10 mile-per-hour winds. that ushers in cold air. >> you're watching live, local, breaking news. with mike mccormick, the weather with meteorologist chris justus, and sports with marc dopher. this is wyff news 4 at 6:00 in high definition. mike: in north carolina, a pastor says he confronted a man who walked into the church with a rifle and a magazine of ammunition during a service. this happened on new year's eve in fayetteville. pastor larry wright, who is also a member of the city council there, says he walked up to the man, and asked if he could help him. the man asked the pastor to pray the pastor says he took the gun and hugged the man, who then committed his life to jesus, and apologized to the small congregation. the pastor says the man told him that he wanted to

al-shabab fighters are said to have taken from the camp arms and ammunitions, and taken away vehiclesng to the kenyan defense forces. it's not the first time al-shabab have attacked kenyan forces. this is the fourth time in two years they have carried out this type of attack. they want to show they are still a force to reckon with, despite losing some of their major strong holds and main sources of revenue. they also want to use these attacks to rearm themselves to get arms and ammunitions from these bases because they no longer have access to the sea ports which they used to used for rearming themselves. >>> a new case of ebola has been confirmed in sierra leone, months after that country was declared to be free of the virus. the victim was a 22-year-old female student. she potentially exposed 27 other people to the disease. living in a house with 22 others, she was treated as an outpatient at hospital as well. it was a day ago that the world health organization said west africa was effectively free of ebola, and all known chains of transmission have been stopped. the epidemic killed

they have run out of ammunition, because they are the heroes of the last five years. it's time for the finance ministers, for the trade, for the innovation minister, for education ministers, it's a time to go structural. it's a time to go green, it's a time to go institutional. social. it's a time to do all the structural measures that we did not take. >> is it too late. markets and currencies are crashing. here in europe, where the brakes are strongly applied, it's a struggle to get moving again. >> i think we should have worked harder in europe, and elsewhere to cut debt. restructure debt more aggressively than we did, and we made a mistake in not boosting demand. take this for years, we introduced austerity too soon in the u.k., the eurozone has been much to us. we don't get momentum. so the davos talk goes on. how bad are things really, what do we do now. opinions are as abundant as the snow. >> some may struggle with a slogan that says committed to improve the world. when it's a rich ski area in the middle of winter. what davos tries to do is bring peel together,

they have done out of ammunition.time for the finance ministers, trade financiers, innovation ministers, it's a time to go structural. it's a time to go green. it's a time to go institutional. it's a time to go social. it's a time to do all of the structural measures that we did not take in the last four or -- >> reporter: all long-term things, though, aren't they? which is good. but we have also got to brace ourselves for a short-term crash then? >>> if we had to say these were long-term issues in 2007, 2008, perhaps we would now be in better shape. >> reporter: so not the most positive news, remember, though, it is a networking event, not something that will come up with a communique at the end, but certainly the focus has moved away from the stated goal of talking about what it calls the fourth industrial revolution, and on to more pressing concerns in the global economy. >>> the falling oil prices dragged the russian currency to a record low against the dollar. russia's economy and government revenues are sufferin

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our macro economic ammunition to fight is all used up.hings could be worse than they were before the financial crisis of 2007 and the fact that we can actually see the crash coming now but are powerless to do anything against it is something i put to the e.o.c.'s secretary general earlier. >> the only question is we continue to rely on the central bankers, they have run out of ammunition because they have been the heroes of the last four or five years. it's a time for the finance ministers, for the trade ministers, the environment ministers, the innovation minister, for the education ministers, a time to go structural. it's a time to go green. it's a time to go institutional, it's a time to go social, it's a time to do all the structural measures that we did not take in the last four or five because we were dependion on long term. we've got to brace ourselves for a short term crash then. >> if we had to say that these were long term issues i understand 2008 and 2009 or too worried fighting the short term, perhaps we would now be in better

they found weapons and ammunition inside his truck. he's charged with possession of a firearm and ammunition. the first family has two dogs, bo and sunny. >>> new tonight from the city that suffered thousands of miles of some of the country's oldest and decaying gas mains just below the surface of our street. cbs 2's dick brennan investigates this potential danger underground. >> reporter: new york in the early 20th century. there were new roads, rails and a new underground system delivering gas to buildings. more than 100 years later, the changed. but, some of those exact same mains are still delivering our gas today. >> that infrastructure is long past its service life and it's dangerous. >> reporter: mark mcdonald who investigates gas explosions says aging mains like we have here in the northeast are greater risk for cracks and ultimately leaks. >> we have left them way too long and something needs to be done about it. >> reporter: he points to a string of accidents across the country, the largest of which happened in northern calif

. >>> americans are rushing to buy guns and ammunition before an expected crackdown is announced. barack obama says it's too easy for criminals to get a gun and wants to use his presidential power to impose new restriction. gun enthusiasts vow to fight any attempt to change the constitutional right to bear arms. >> with so many gun stores in the united states like the blue ridge arsenal gun range in virginia, gun and ammunition sales are up as americans rush to gun stores to buy before new rules are put in place. >> not having, not being able to get is making people want to get stuff before their abilities are taken away. >> many are concerned about president barack obama's announcement that he is meeting with his attorney general on monday to discuss using presidential power to impose new restrictions on u.s. gun sales. >> we know we can't stop every act of violence, but what if we tried to stop even one? >> obama says executive actions are necessary after either to are necessary after efforts to work with congress stalled following the sandy hook school shooting in 2012 which ki

people who wanted to bring forth the original constitution and saying that is why he needed the ammunition. mizzou is being dea tained nal hearing monday. he he is charged with violetting a federal firearms law. ed: a bomber anniversary today. everyone remembers where they were when they heard it happened. 30 years since seven crew members were killed when the space shuttle challenger exploded shortly after teacher. new hampshire teacher krista mcyou a luv. classrooms back here on earth. uncovered at a local gas station. the question that can't be answered that has customers worried. meteorologist: temperatures changes. heather: the finest hours the stars on the red carpet. and the survivor who lived car repairs, home improvements, a family trip... it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000 in personal expenses on a republican party credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal and for five years rubio refused to release the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place on immigration... bad judgment. marco rubio: just too many

. >>> americans are rushing to buy guns and ammunition before an expected crack down is announced. obama says it's too easy for criminals to get a gun and wants to use his presidential power to impose new restrictions. but gun enthusiasts are vowing the right to change the right to bear arms and kimberly explains. >> reporter: with gun sales in the united states at the blueridge arsenal gun rage in virginia gun and ammunition sales are up as they rush to buy firearms before strict new gun regulations are put in place. >> not having, not being able to get and making people want to get stuff before their abnormalities are taken away. >> reporter: many are concerned about president barack obama's announcement he is meeting with his attorney general loretta lynch to impose restrictions on u.s. gun sales. >> we know we cannot stop every act of violence but what if we tried to stop one. >> reporter: it's necessary after efforts to work with congress stalled following the sandy hook school shooting in 2012 which killed 26 people obama proposed congressional measures to tighten gun laws bu