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eye phone that video is evidence and that needs to be properly recorded on an initial report that an officer will provide a statement doing it later on in a supplemental report is contrary to the current policy i believe that the department and the commission expects our members to present the information on the report at the time of the report viewing the body worn cameras is supported and george gascon and chief suhr one of the studies by the united states duff's we have dozens of officers right now that will be testifying they believe in the policy that is on the front line officers they need to embrace this to be successful that's why we're submitted to the po a letters to the commission thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> hi, i'm a police officer for 8 years i wrote a speaker but a subject came up i want to talk about the issue about the what's the difference between police officers and suspect they are treated save officers are there because we're hired by the san francisco to be there and most ois wouldn't occur in the officers were not there

i do >>> bernie sanders gives an apology. a warning from the cdc, drug over dose deaths are on the rise. more law enforcement officers were charged with homicide in 2015 than any year in the past decade of the tonight a deeper look at who is policing the police. sparks were flying tonight as the candidates for president faced off. topics ranging from economic disparity, guns dominating the conversation. our correspondent, a lot of what we heard from the three not new, but it was a cordial, less ortial. >> reporter: there was more tension tonight. that may be good for the debate in the democratic party to get more focus on these candidates. they went into tonight with a back story, with a real fight brewing yesterday between the sanders campaign and the clinton campaign. the democratic national committee accusing a sanders staffing of accessing and downloading clinton information that the dnc held. that was the first thing that came up tonight. the first question out of the gate. bernie sanders called for an examination that a

but an expert on earthquake preparedness kept an open mind. (mark benthien/outreach coordinator, southern california earthquake center) "clearly if you're able to be in a steel enclosure with supplies that's not a bad thing. it's just how realistic is it. it looks very expensive." someone asked "does it come with tourniquets for those of us who tend to dangle limbs over the side of the bed?" (jeanne moos/reporting) "some wondered, if shaking triggers the thing, would you have to worry about the second most common thing people do in bed?' babe, did you feel the earth move? seismic activity was sensed by this chinese made bed demonstrated in 2012. though when the man whistles so rescuers can find them... (nat whistle) to simulate a building collapse they dropped almost 3 tons of concrete... (nats of concrete drop) on the bed. it remained intact. some say the latest version could become an oven if an earthquake caused a fire. "quake and bake" wrote one commenter. but at least there's a fire extinguisher underneath. (jeanne moos/reporting) "so wha

it is not an area that i am an expert in. what i would say is there is an exaggerated quality.ctually better in broadband and some people think. having said that, i do like the korean model. i myself have no problems with investment in the same way as a total story, the internet came out. it came down as a top-down projects. so i am not an opponent of public investment. the 1st president has ever done this. the whole list of people at the white house the director of online engagement, $73,000 a year. great for the office of digital strategy. progressive media and a response. >> makes $95,000 year. then we have another right -- what has profile. $72,000 year guy. video director of the office of digital strategy. >> there is more. director of digital content and finally acting director for the office of digital strategy, $80,000 year men. >> guest: do you think they are overpaid? c-span: i think it is interesting and order your comment. what is the impact? >> guest: like can't comment on those guys. used to be in charge of development. if not you can look it up online. i can goog

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iraq's defense minister ordered an investigation, but the incident will put more strain on an already tense partnership and could help the enemy. today isis released a new video, using the deaths in its propaganda war. >>> there's high anxiety tonight in southern california where a leak at a natural gas storage facility has thousands of residents worried about their health. it all started two months ago. we get more now. >> reporter: moving day for the katz family. >> something i never thought would happen. >> it's bittersweet. >> reporter: bittersweet because for the past eight weeks a gas leak has >> sore throat, upset stomach, headaches, my daughter has a rush. >> reporter: their daughter has been to the hospital multiple times since the leak began. they released this time lapsed infrared video of a cloud of methane a week and a after ago. two schools are also moving their students. >> my throat is always irritated. >> i coughed out of control. >> you can see my eyes watering. >> reporter: despite these complaints, socal says the natural gas isn't toxic. they're not so sure. they'v

we have an active shooter and we have an active shooter going on in our city. there were victims who were clearly -- obviously deceased outside of the conference room. >> several down in the conference room. several down. >> as we entered into the conference room, the situation was surreal. it was unspeakable, the carnage that we were seeing, the number of people who were injured and unfortunately already dead, and the pure panic on the face of those individuals that were still in need. the initial 50 people did not want to come to us. they were fearful and they were in the back hallway area and that actually heightened my concern and my fear that potentially the suspects were in that hallway holding them hostage. that was a difficult choice to have to make, as well, passing people that we knew were injured and needed assistance, but our goal at that time had to be trying to locate the shooters. >> i'll take a bullet before you, that's for sure. be cool, okay? >> i did the job that i was supposed to do. my job was to go in there and people don't call the police

we have an accident to report. once you get to the dublin interchange, traffic is looking okay. 680, drive times not looking too bad. north livermore avenue, it's over shot over-- over to the shoulder. one car involved. drive 15 minutes from the ale ta month pass to 680. 19 minutes off the east shore way freeway to the carquinez maze. >>> crews in southern california are getting close to containing a wildfire that's burned more than 1200 acres in ventura county. the fire is 75% contained. investigators say it was started by arcing power lines on christmas day. the main concern is not what's left of the fire but rather the potential for landslide. >> the room system that would traditionally hold this soil in place, gone. if we get an inch of rainer more an hour, there's a good chance we could end up with debris flow slides. >> that fire progetsed mandatory evacuations and prompted the closure of highway 101 and pch. >>> the sheriff's office is looking for a man who tried to firebomb a mosque. a small burn area was f

he is now recovering in an incubator. the man who saved him hopes to adopt him. >>> and we bend a good news tale there so we can bring it to rob for sports. >> the face was something else. holy cow. >> he is going to adopt that puppy. >> if he doesn't we will. >>> the nets trending upward, meanwhile things couldn't be much worse for the knicks. they hope a trip to the west coast might be able to turn that luck around. and it's a big week for the jets. might be a good time to get one of the big players back. sports up next. . >>> i'm stationed in co way. happy holidays to friends and >>> the knicks in california trying to get something going. anything going. >> kind of hit a wall here, hoping to bust through. the road trip did not get off to great start with a 21-point last night but really the knicks have been sliding for awhile. lost 7 out of 9, trying to find the magic tonight. lost three straight, haven't won in a week. early on carmelo anthony. no traveling, right? now for the kings, rajon rondo for three. it's early.

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an adult can touch an elf but a child, absolutely not.s elf plopped out, she called 911. >> 911. >> 911. where is your emergency? >> don't come to my house, no, i don't! >> reporter: a few minutes later. >> hello? >> reporter: it was a policeman come to check it out. >> mommy, there's a man at the door. >> so, i said, can i help you? and he said, your daughter called 911. >> reporter: it all worked out for the best. with little izzy learning a valuable lesson. >> don't call 911 -- for only emergencies. that's what you do. and don't call it for nonemergencies. merry christmas, everyone! merry christmas, kids. >> reporter: the end. ron claiborne, abc news, old bridge, new jersey. >> hey, to her it was an emergency. >> absolutely. she's still talking right now, isabela. it was an emergency. that's right. that's what the police -- the police lieutenant there was saying that it was an emergency to her when she touched the elf and she thought she was going to ruin christmas. so. >> that's got to be very traumatic at that age. >> absolutely. she

an air france flight from san francisco to paris diverted to montreal's trudeau airport after an anonymous bomb threat. the flight landed safely just before midnight. plane. and searched. they're investigating the threat. last month, two air france flights from the united states to paris were diverted because of bomb threats. trump: we have no idea who is coming into our country. we have no idea if they love us or if they hate us. we have no idea if they want to bomb us. randy: donald trump igniting a political firestorm this morning calling for a complete shutdown of all muslims entering the united states. and those comments are causing serious backlash on the campaign trail and here in massachusetts. emily: the eyeopener's sera congi is live at the state house with details and reaction. sera: emily and randy. trump's comments are being called ridiculous and anti-american by many in both parties including massachusetts governor charlie baker. governor: completely inappropriate. it runs against what i think is is sort of one of the fundamental founding principles of this country. sera: als

i'm just an artist. i make things. >> some of your artwork has become part of the permanent collections of not only the museum of modern art, but the barjeel foundation and the new york historical society. have you inadvertently become part of the art establishment? >> it's really funny because in some ways, i have. like, i always hate when people front and they say, "oh, i'm such an outsider," and then they're saying it from their fancy manhattan loft. it's, it's really terrible when people do that. but on the other hand i am in these fancy collections. but i still wouldn't even know how to get a gallery show and write an artist statement in, like, their proper vocabulary and jargon that they like. >> does that divide even exist anymore between sort of high art and the kind of art that you have spent your life doing? >> oh, absolutely. high art is stuff that sells for $1 million. >> that's true. >> it's stuff that's deliberately scarce that's like a stock certificate or something. i don't do stuff like

there has been an officer-involved shooting in an officer has been shot. krystal: that officer being taken to umc. this is on the 900 -- 9100 block of south las vegas boulevard near pebble. antonio may have more information with the situation. let's bring you back into the conversation. antonio: metro police who just made a very brief statement. they say that the officer who was shot is in stable condition. they still are not saying where this shooting happened. that is all they have to say. the officer is in stable condition. you can see there is an active scene. and they are looking for the shooter. we are right next to the manhattan -- i don't know how far it is to the other condominiums you're talking about. but in this area, there are probably about 50 officers behind his condo looking for one gunman. we don't know a description. officers tell us that he is armed and dangerous. if anyone comes in contact with him, they have to run away and call police. right now, if you see anything suspicious, officers are asking to call 911 so they can get an idea w

quarter of an inch in san francisco and .1" around moffett field and san jose and three-quarters of an inch in santa rosa so widely varying rain totals and mild numbers, 44 in san jose, 50 in san francisco , and some fog in napa so be came, 39 by the delta, fog forming there and 46 in concord and livermore at 39 degrees. it is nice and milder at 2-5 degrees waller than yesterday with the cloud cover and the son wind, so it should be a nice couple of mild days, spotty sure this morning, increasing clouds tomorrow, rain arrives on sunday morning and it looks like a morning event so sunday afternoon should be spared with lingering showers in the morning and the rest the day is featuring partly cloudy skies. fast forwarding quickly to the rest of the weekend you notice the increasing clouds on saturday, still mild, and here comes the next system 11:00 on saturday night into sunday morning. highs today are from the upper 50s to nearly 60 at fremont and san jose and 59 in san rafael and the seven-day forecast shows the clouds tomorrow, rain the size of this system we had and monday a lingeri

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understandable exaggeration, an understandable mistake, and donald trump of course demanded an apology for that falsehood because no one is more outraged by lies than pathological liars like donald trump. instead, the clinton campaign today decided to fight trumpism with trumpism. as to an apology, the campaign issued a statement saying, hell no. they decided to follow the never apologize rule of the trump campaign even though what hillary clinton said is not true. not provably true. and so the clinton campaign has once again confirmed for trump supporters that the right thing to do when you're caught saying something untrue, when you're caught exaggerating, something that -- saying that something that cannot be supported by fact. the right thing to do is to never ever apologize. and the clinton campaign's refusal to do the right thing not out of respect for donald trump who deserves none but out of respect for the truth diminishes her in this one instance. not to the donald trump level, no one could get that low. but her refusal to simply say, hey, i'm sorry. i shouldn't have suggeste

send us an e-mail. our address is better get baquero at bettergetbaquero.com. >>> stay with us now as the news continues at 6:00. >>> now at 6:00, a local mosque targeted with hate mail praising this is this as the presidential candidate muddies the water wanting bans on muslims into the u.s. >>> a home invasion. their news stories and the hunt for the heartless thief. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm david usherry. >> and i'm kerry barrett. a letter of hate sent to a new jersey mosque which reads in part, trump is not a liar. he said muslims were cheering when the twin towers were hit. >> having a chilling effect on muslims around the country. it does have people worried about their safety. jen maximum field is uncovering this emerging story. jen? >> reporter: you can see people here at the islamic center are this hate mail is so offensive.

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here i am, an fbi agent.s trusted me so much that he would propose me, considering that this is a seasoned, hardcore mobster. >> keteyian: there had to be some sort of escape plan if things went wrong. if you were asked to kill somebody, what was the out? >> garcia: the scenario i set up if i was ever going to be involved, "let's take a ride, jack. we're going to go take care of this guy." i was going to have a heart attack. so picture this-- all of a sudden we got to do somebody, i'm going to start wailing, on the ground, they're going to stop what they're doing and they're going to try to take me to the doctor. and i would do it. so i had this all programmed in my mind. >> keteyian: but in february, 2005, garcia's life as jack falcone unraveled inside this bloomingdales department store, when he acted more like a cop than a criminal. it happened in the house wares section, when he watched a gambino capo named robert vaccaro attack another capo, known as "petey chops," with a heavy crystal candlestick. >> ga

the train left without him reaching 25 miles an hour. rail workers noticed within minutes and they cut the power to the train toe makeact stop, much to the lee of the frightened passengers on i board. >> we were just flying through the station. if we kept going at that rate of went over the bridge. >> the governor of massachusetts said it appeared that the train had been tampered with but now they're focusing on operator error. >>> there's little hope that congress will pass health care bigellor sick 9/11 worker ps ap renewal wiay b included in the key spending bill. the programs whichepays for health screenings and treatments for 9/11 first responders exknow.ed this year aad could run out of money by next summer. they >>> now if you live in mat manhattan, amazon.com is adding booze to its deliver. beer within wine and liquor deliveries will come, one hour deliver is $7.99 but it's free to amazon's $99 annual prime >>> hollywood award season is underway. nomination frs the golden globes were announced this morning in beverly hills.ading

during an assembly. teachers uncovered written plans for the attack, teachers say. >>> breaking overnight a military helicopter has crashed in rural tennessee killing two army pilots. the apache helicopter went down during a training exercise near ft. campbell. the cause of that crash is under investigation. >>> the british military has launched its first air strikes against isis targets in syria. it follows an emotional debate in the british parliament which led to the air strikes being approved. germany also expected to approve a larger military cocoitment. >>> a scathing new report about the secret service, a congressional congressional committee uncovered brehes that included those at the white house. in february two people were able to walk past the perimeter of the white house plex unnoticed. in another case a man pretending to be a lawmaker spoke directly to president obama during a vice president's joe biden's home was breached when four people on a fishing trip walked into the backyard. the secr

airports an airline's aren't even required to have their own individual preparedness plans an there's no federal agency track chg airports have home and which don't. logan international is home to one of 20 on site cdc quarantine stations, the gao recommends the federal government develop a new nationwide aviation preparedness plan for kmun kabul teess for larson says he's pushing that in the aviation funding bill that congress will vote on in the new year. justin gray, "fox45 news". >> vanessa: mass port has an isolation room if needed and make sure sick passengers receive appropriate medical attention. >> mark: vermont, new hampshire are checking out the wave app to warn users approaching a snowplow. drivers will be able to get reports of bad road conditions. it could be in all new england states by 2018. >> kevin: getting rain, people with umbrellas prepared because herely they were watching us to prepare for the elements. most of it moving on schedule. out here in cape cod there are showers many heaviest looks like offshore. now moderate rain in spots, nantucket about to see heavi

of if cable was an app, right? a little piece of software just like, by the way, every over great internet service is an app, you can download it and put it on any device you can invent t. can our service run on competitive equipment, with an app it can run on anything. and it seems to me that's a complete answer to that concern. >> host: well, does that mean that the business model, the traditional cable business model is on its way out, the bundle, etc. because of all these new services? because people are cutting the cord? >> guest: no. but it means if the government's objective is to make sure there's competitive dynamics, including competitive pressure and heat on incumbent industries, that competitive intensity is coming from streaming applications and services that have separately gone out, cobbled together a service, negotiated for the intellectual property rights to carry hbo or carry a particular show and offer a true substitute to what my members provide. if somebody really wanted to, you know, we could

that's an average of three people a year. number killed in gun homicides this year alone will be around 11,000. in the end, america will reject this fear mongering as it has in the past. we're going through an important test of political and moral character. i hope decades from now people will look back and ask what did you do when donald trump proposed religious tests in america? for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my post. let's get started. >>> donald trump is not an isolated phenomenon in america. the first round of regional elections in france last sunday, the party received the highest percentage of votes. the nation votes today in the second round. hungary, poland, finland all have seen a move to the nationalist right. what does it mean, and how will it end? joining me is the french philosopher. here with me in new york, david millibrand and ian. bernard, what do you make of these extraordinary results where they have won in the 6 of the 13 regions of france? >> i think it would be denied today at the second round.

we know there's an f.b.i. raid at an apartment that appears to be connected to the suspects involved in today's shooting. the latest update on the way here's live doppler radar right in here. let's go right on down into holden and west boylston. this is 190 there's the orange darker orange that's happening in here. that's some heavy rain across 190 over to brooks crossing as well. so there's some heavy rain there you can zoom on down into this area you will find it just scooted off towards spencer. that's why these tend to move you on. this is ash street over to art jones road in the town of spencer getting some heavy rain right now. still heavy enough. over to leominster you are seeing some heavy rain as well. look at the orange showing up in here right in downtown leominster it looks you are as well. over to franklin street then into southern new hampshire it's warm enough at least tonight that we're talking about rain and not ice like we were last night for but still some heavy rain coming on through. north

eye phone that video is evidence and that needs to be properly recorded on an initial report that an officer will provide a statement doing it later on in a supplemental report is contrary to the current policy i believe that the department and the commission expects our members to present the information on the report at the time of the report viewing the body worn cameras is supported and george gascon and chief suhr one of the studies by the united states duff's we have dozens of officers right now that will be testifying they believe in the policy that is on the front line officers they need to embrace this to be successful that's why we're submitted to the po a letters to the commission thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> hi, i'm a police officer for 8 years i wrote a speaker but a subject came up i want to talk about the issue about the what's the difference between police officers and suspect they are treated save officers are there because we're hired by the san francisco to be there and most ois wouldn't occur in the officers were not there

so the risk of an accident happening is high. i could have been just walking i should be more cautious now. >> the is suspected of dwi but has not been charged yet he and one other person are being treated for minor injuries. >>> new details following several deaths and injuries from faulty switches in general motors cars. the final report says $594 million has been payed to settle 399 claims. more than 4,000 claims were filed but less than 10% were found eligible for payment. gm still faces 217 wrongful deaths and personal injury lawsuits. >>> at 56 degrees right now. let's turn to amy in for bill evans. >> this is one of the day where is the kids are probably going to leave the coat on the school buzz because it's going to be so warm when youic up today that whatever they took this morninger they'll want to leave it behind. 58 degrees for the bus stop forecast after school. and sun breaks expected through and temperatures really easy to take. and even post sunset, we will see the few degrees off the temperatures into 7:00 or 8:

he has been an honorable, a decent gentleman.your mother to hear that. >> thank you. >> you raised him right. >> ditto. >> i don't know why he's with donald trump. that's a whole other conversation. give us more time in the new year, john. >> happy new year. happy holidays. >> merry christmas, jer jeffrey. >> merry christmas. you, too, my friend. >>> visa documents and let the female terrorist in san ber bernardino into the u.s. >>> and a deputy marshall should he be fired or celebrated? >>> there is news about san bernardino tonight and controversy surrounding how the female terrorist got her visa past homeland security. we're taking a look at what syed rizwan farook presented. it did not meet legal requirements for a fiancee visa, they say. >> it is a 21-page application. it is the application that tashfeen malik filed. one of the last pages on that application is something that syed rizwan farook wrote himself. he writes in something called intention to marry statement. quoting from that, quote, my fiancee and i met through an

it is an important issue an . it's an important problem but it , is not in the top 10 in terms of causes of death or injury in our country. so there is kind of guardedness that we all feel when we see the signs. law enforcement does a good job. we can take a little more of a breath then we allow ourselves or its than those signs signal to us. mr. segal: one of the reasons law enforcement does such a good job is their work with nongovernmental organizations. especially in our primary training for law enforcement, they have been leaders. the klinghoffer family. to go back to original question of what you can do when you do not have a voice necessarily in a courtroom, here are two daughters who through the work with adl turned this tragedy into working for years and making sure that law enforcement is able to mitigate this threat moving forward. so, thank you, guys, for doing that. [applause] prof. wedgwood: i wanted to tell one sort of funny story in closing. which is that when i served on the u.n. human rights comm

the man tried toy establish an israeli. on friday they killed a palestinian woman who they say was trying to run them over. and another palestinian man killed in violence has been buried 37 killed on friday for allegedly throwing rocks at israeli soldiers. it has left 127 palestinians and 20 israelis dead. >>> bush fires threat on it destroy more homes. and attacks in corsica are called a desecration. >> scientists are studying el nino from space and the oceans. >> when the pacific speaks... everybody better listen. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is what innovation looks like. >> can affect and surprise us. >> i feel like we're making an impact. >> let's do it. >> techknow - where technology meets humanity. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. jar. >> a reminder of the top stories, the groups will attend peace talks in geneva despite the death of powerful leader zahran alloush. and li'l forces have fi

legionnaires' disease got its name from an outbreak at an american legion con convention. it remains a silent killer that strikes hotels, prisons and hospitals even he though some experts say it is entirely preventible. here's nbc's tom costello. >> from birth, he was mellow, smiling, always happy. >> reporter: ryeland joseph was only four months old when he was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder. days have a risky bone marrow transplant and a weakened immune system, he took an unexpected turn. >> we talked to one of the doctors. >> i asked her, is he going to die? she said yes. >> reporter: ryeland died on may 16th, 2013, but he didn't die from the transplant or his rare genetic disorder. legionnaires' disease he contracted in his own hospital room, most likely from inhaling microscopic water droplets released in the share. the bacteria thrives in warm water environments like cooling towers and large plumbing systems, but the hospital in san francisco hadn't tested for it. >> i was angry like i've never been angry in my life. i mean had they tested for it, my son migh

organization is behind an event like this, if it believes it inspires an event. doesn't it claim a link. >> this is one of the things that is puzzling and troubling. we have heard from the president, the attorney-general to f.b.i. they are not ready to put a label on this saying that it is mental health related. to say it is work place related. rage related, or some twisted ideology, that it's related to terrorist. that is because this has got a kind of shape that is not the norm. first off we have a married couple, a married couple with a baby, a 6-month old baby, that is unusual. survivors of the attack in the conference room say neither shooter said anything. >> didn't make an announcement of why i'm doing this. >> didn't make an announce: this is who we are, we are doing this? the name of whatever. >> many mysteries. sheila macvicar. >> next, challenging a community of faith. why so many muslims in america fear they are being targeted in the wake of another attack. hot on "america tonight"s website now, a cultural cleansing. i.s.i.l.'s devastating attacks on

he told them i am an iraqi soldiers. if i.s.i.l. finds me they will kill me. >> those we spoke to say there were no i.s.i.l. fighters there and punished by shia militias on the suspicion they might be harboring them. after militias took over they were denied entry back to their own areas. it is not first time shia backed militias have been accused of abuses. slie militiashe blish yasshia md of torture. they want international group like united nations to guarantee their safety. he says the area was besieged for months and the iraqi army toournd blind eye to the abuses. >> we were surprised to see shia militia forces. when they came they started to kill indiscriminately. the militia destroyed houses took our belongings, cattle and burned everything down. we traveled day and night without food or anything else. >> reporter: shia militias are an important part of the iraqi government fight against i.s.i.l. >> translator: for this issue this issue is sill y and has no affect on us. as we continue to make progress we'll get more accusati

about a tenth of an inch to a third of an inch of rain. saratoga, close to a half inch of rain, all the activity heading towards the sierra. this is the next weather system which will bring more snow to the sear era. winter weather advisory through tuesday as a series of storm systems stack up in the pacific. the bay area, storm one of three arriving tomorrow, all this getting started tomorrow morning. speaking of the north bay, temperatures tomorrow morning in the 40s as rain marches to north to south. i'll let you know how much of your sunday will involve those raindrops and more on those second and third systems to follow over the next three days, coming up in your seven-day forecast. >> rob, thanks very much. >>> overnight ski resorts got blanketed with a fresh batch of snow. kirkwood picked up 7-1/2 inches. north star received 4 inches. it's been one of the best starts in years for northern california ski resorts. a lot of people taking advantage. a busy weekend for travelers. the drive has been slow going on i-80, though. many stretc

an accident with an overturned vehicle on the eastbound side of route 3 at grove street. and it has the ramp from grove street closed as well. and a live look at one of the hundreds of camera, george washington bridge, the inbound lower level, e-zpass-only until 6:00. and mass transit all green, on or close to schedule, metro north, new jersey transit or lirr expect extra service this afternoon for the holiday weekend to help you navigate around. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. back to you. >> thank you. >>> well after dozens of allegations and denial, bill cosby is officially charged, accused in a sexual assault case against a woman. the alleged assault happened >> and this morning, his lawyer is speaking out. ilana gold joins us now with more. >> reporter: this is the first time we are hearing from cosby's lawyer since the criminal charge was filed. she says he is and the alleged victim had a consensual relationship and she is confident he will be cleared of any wrongdoing. 78-year-old bill

an historic election. saudi arabia holds the first poll where women can both run as candidates and vote. the afghan taliban killed 7 people in the neighborhood of the capital, plus - >> reporter: it's not liverpool or the 1960s. i'm in a country where the beetles live on >>> a new global climate deal is getting closer we're told. the final text expected to be released in just about 90 minutes now. it has already missed at least one deadline, but the french foreign minister says he is hopeful for an agreement. it comes after years of tough negotiations when countries agreed to cut emissions in 1997. that's when the kyoto protocol was signed in japan. they poor countries said they didn't contribute to the issue. in 2009 many thought a new agreement was needed, but the conference then failed to deliver. it was a pledge to low global warming. another one was to be signed which included developing nations. then there was a plan for voluntary targets to reduce submissions. over to our environment editor nick cle

there's an app for it. in conjunction with construction of the new, 330-room convention center hotel, a select portion of the downtown des moines skywalk, between watson powell jr. way and the convention center, will close beginning monday, december 7. feasibility studies indicate the hotel is projected to provide $35 million in economic impact in the first year, along with 1000 temporary jobs and more than 350 permanent positions. in partnership with the greater des moines convention and visitors bureau, iowa events center, polk county and downtown community alliance, easy-to-use maps have been created, and signage with detour information will be displayed in the skywalks to direct foot traffic to the arena and convention center. in addition, a des moines skywalk app will be available for download on december 7 and will help navigate skywalk users to their destination while portions developers are still working on plans for a site in downtown des moines... implosion, woo! the old y - m - c - a was imploded

they never interviewed an officer who did the shooting. the chief who fired davis abruptly resigned. on monday, mayor rahm emanuel named sharon fairer as ando's replacement. >> i promise you i bring new agenda other than the pursuit of integrity and transparency in the work that ipra does. >> davis agrees with the first murder charge in the shootingful mcdonald but thinks there was a cover up and disagrees with the decision not to charge the officer who shot ronald johnson. davis said there is no rule a chicago police officer can't shoot an armed suspect in the back if he is running away if the officer feels he is an imminent threat. >> if it is not absolutely necessary to kill a person, why would you? >> al jazeera, chicago. >>> this morning, washington state and oregon getting pounded with even more rain, portland getting so much water, some of the sewers overflowing. in western washington state, officials say the major rivers are close to spilling over their banks. the rain started over the weekend. it is expected to continue throughout

an actual train.so the reason this is relevant and port is about how the economic and civilian connection is made is that the use have spent hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars in the last decade trying to support, so the claim, a mining industry. about supporting some indigenous organizations and foreign. it's been a complete unmitigated disaster the recent that's relevant entries we want to feature the in the film and i touched it about the multiple war in the film is that you actually think that a country like afghanistan which is been a worn-out 30, more than 35 years deserves a page which is almost guaranteed to be wrapped with more violence if you start mining copper and other resources. also the complicity of you is corporations and the government in that process. one of the things i talk to as much as it should be is that is the our legacy, nabbing the west? most used truth will come out at some point the you're right, obama i suspect that increased troop numbers. ultimat