aubrey, we are going to start with you. this is your area, and this is one part of american exceptionalism that no one likes to brag about, what is the american difference? >> you are right, ray, america stands out. out of 1 # -- 62 countries, when i comes to gun violence it is particularly striking when you look at both gun violence related to homicide and in suicides america stands out. 33,000 gun related deaths in 2013 uk had 1 # 50. >> are the guns the big difference or a level of violence daily in this country and has nothing to do with fire arms but making it different from spain, france, germany? >> well, the clear difference in american rate is not that we have more criminals, and not even that we have more violence, you are just as apt to get beaten up in a bar in sydney, australia if you have too much to drink as in los angeles. but sydney has about one-eighth of the lethal violence that the united states does, and that is where the use of guns predominantly concealed handguns make the difference. it is not that w

reminds me of aubrey hepburn look. >> french twist, okay. this is a little different. >> a little more softer. not like the ivana trump look with no due respect. >> not too stiff. >> want to guy that guy on his family. >> i love them. they are great people. >> my hair wouldn't look good up? >> your hair is a good length. you can curl, texture. do whatever you want. you want. greg: rosanna, the look is great but you have had it for a while. can you do something with her? >> of course, we can. >> let's see the before and after. hello dolly. >> she's got a great neck and got rid the hair hanging like a mop. >> very aubrey. >> it is fun to play. always dress the hair with access access accessory. it is young, fresh. >> you look like you work in the salon. >> that is gabby. she's got a lot of hair. we curled the hair a little bit. we blow dry. she loves the texture in it. we did fix tail braid. . rosanna: very pretty. you have to know what you are doing with that. >> the blade is very much in this time. greg: rosanna, hold this up, this thing. ro

aubrey clay/university of iowa student) "i feel like it's just call it by it's normal name." and many students say they have seen and head the program referred to as iowa student information system lately. the school says they are in the process of compiling cost estimates to change the program's name... and will make their decision whether to keep the current name or change it. and going around that they were gonna change the name, but i don't know if that's actually gonna happen or not. it doesn't offend me at ll." we've got you overed in iowa city... hillary maglin... kwwl news. the university says the program has been called isis for decades... so there's a chance they may not change the nne at all. the hawkeye football team 12-0 regular season when they took down nebraskk in lincoln last friday... the last time iowa had a flawless record was in 1922, when they completed a perfect 7-0 season -nearly 100 years ago... kwwl's kristin rogers dove into history today, as she took a look back at the 1922 season and the historic season we have all been able to witness this to giv

sc aubrey sandbulte for two points.sioux center rolls over rock valley 73-25 3 okoboji taking on red hot moc-floyd valley in the home of the dutch.1.moc justin tegrotenhuis for two points at the whistle 2.moc levi jansen jansen again for 3 points5. okoboji heller again for two points 3 girls side same two teams! 1)moc shay 3 kamstra for two points 2.okoboji megan peschong for two points 3.okoboji peschong again for two points4.moc breana schutieman for 3 points 5.okoboji megan peschong again for two points 3 3 game night is just getting started! stick with us as we dive into nebraska and south dakota action. 3 dakota valley started the season 2 and oh. would they able t tkeep the strere going against canton? stick with us 3 number three norfolk had a perfect regular season last year before taking their first loss in the first round of the state playoffs. while they've already got that whole loss thing out of the way in the first game of the season against papillion la vista, they've got a three game win streak going.they hosted columbus who is 1-4 on the young season tonight. 1. pick

then check out this play...aubrey drake, with the great save...jamie gesink sets it up and brooke granstra finishes it off...defenders up 3. a few points later.....'s granstst...a more traditional swing on this one stretches the lead to 5. then haley moss, gets it to fall in the back to football, granstra...a more fog. tomorrow, look for a high of 39 and mostly sunny skies. the 7-day forecast shows drizzle and 39 saturday, then 40s and plenty of

secretary of transportation, aubrey lane said tolls inside the beltway are the key to f fixing that. >> hopefully it will reduce congestion. we just went through a process of coscoring it. >> reporter: not all applaud the road. they spoke here. >> no. my money's not going to go there. we're not going there without a fight. jobs are not 9:00 to 5:00 anymore, between sporting events and unpredictable hours, you cannot force people to commute and carpool. >> the plan only affects rush hour. right now, you can use 66 inside the beltway and rush hours if you have two or more people inside the car. that applies to the eastbound direction in the morning an westbound in the afternoon. the toll would let you pay to use the lanes without a carpool. >> what would you say to some drivers who are concerned it could cause more traffic. >> part of this has to be -- our modeling shows it frees up not only 66 but the other seven roads around there. >> you can still use the roads for free if you carpool during rush hour and after rush hour is over, the tolls go away when it's over. >> and the good new

let's start with aubrey. she get a memo? juliet: focus on important things. >> women have their own minds, they do what they want to do when they want to do with. and manage a united states military that included audrey, ines and led by a d the girl, fight battles with you, are you going to go we would have lost that. juliet: you bugged me when i get mad. >> not talking about women like this, women who go around with their am reborn cents walk around in heels. juliet: he did know what the word was and now he is going to use it. >> i was going to say washboards. there are some women no doubt about it, they can take the with me, they contain the with any guy, if they qualify they should get the position but if we had women forget about it. we would be waving the white flag. take a time out, excuse me, starbucks time, starbucks time. juliet: women went through rangers school too, lowering any standards. >> you don't get cappuccino going through the rangers test. juliet: there is no way i could handle a day in boot camp. ben: jo

>> aubrey loves little boys. dr.ubrey as both a boy and a girl. >> do you want to be a girl? >> no. >> heartbreaking. dr. phil: what's heartbreaking to me is you're interrogating a 4-year-old. >> let's do it. dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by. we'll count you down. dr. phil: try to point you in the right direction. >> five. four. dr. phil: i am not giving up on you . [ chanting "dr. phil"] [cheers and applause]

more from dordt, aubrey drake withth the great save -- over to jenna horstman, who puts it away. dordt would lose set three though. in set four. horstman had 12 kills and dordt ends their season with a 3 to 1 win. briar cliff closing out the tourney against 14th-ranked midamerica nazazane of kansas. chargers trying to stay alive in the third set -- but sophia the gym. the latvian native led the way with 16 kills. bc goes on a run. courtney schafer hits that one deep and down. chargers down 20 to 12. then, nicolette lavuolo goes around the block -- and gets one of her team-high 11 kills -- but it's not enough. mid-america nazarene has too many weapons and they sweep the chargers, 3-zip. at the ncaa division ii central regional in st. paul -- wayne state beats central missouri state 3-1. the wildcats will play conference rival southwest minnesota state on friday at 5 o'clock in the semifinals. iowa state beats miami 3- zip in round one of the ncaa tourney. moc-floyd valley grad alexis conway had nine kills for the cyclones. the cyclones will face wisconsin on f fday at 8. tonight:

let's talk to aubrey. >> audrey: good morning. the weather, it is nice and mild. if you like that sort of thing, which i do. mild temperatures above average. the readings for much of the week are above average. rain is in the forecast. christmas eve could be seeing record warmth as the highs closing in to 70 degrees. in fact, going above that. the record high is 63. we are going to break that one by the time we get to that date. for now, temperatures mild as we start off the day. 58 degrees in central park. dew point is muggy out there. we experienced the showers in the city and most of the action is north and west. we are not the only ones with the mild temperatures, new england, west and great lakes and mid atlantic. dc 52. 55 pittsburgh. here is a look at the radar, the rain is now filling in. we had spotty showers to the band coming in across nnl nj and it is wet down the turnpike and garden state parkway and along the jersey shore and moving to east, we have steady rainfall across the throughway to the parkway and it is sort of moving north, northeast directi

any easier i want my sons case solved help me. >> if anyone has any information into the murder of aubrey brown there is an anonymous tipline (415) 575-4444 so anyone watching at home or here thank you ms. brown next speaker. >> good evening. >> michael i'd like to share for a few moms on the overhead a calendar from the police chief it took a public records request to get 3 months of his calendar really happy that okay showing you them him e i'm happy with a happy with 3 months of calendars i want the commission to direct the chief to post his calendar online if he can releases the calendar because of a public records request all people front yard in how the police chief is spending his time to in a few clicks to find his public calendar on line the second matter no written policy regarding the releases of mug shots as you can see here today officer al by the mentions an in a child porn case and made a copy of the mug shot and press release on social media a couple of weeks ago the police department an social media put out another mug shot okay. here it is sf police sharing a mug shot wh

now the aubrey. >> audrey: good morning. very cool. the weather pattern is shifting and going to be better for the weekend, folks. we had an of rain, and now we are drying out and the sun is breaking through. sunny today and tomorrow. it is feeling chilly tomorrow as the highs only in the 40s. overall, we have very nice weather for the weekend as the temperatures rise up for readings in the mid 50s by sunday. central park. montauk though 50 degrees. 48 down the shore in belmar. to the north and west, in the low to mid 40s. now, we are taking note of the winds, they are going to pick up in the amp, right now gusting 20 miles per hour. allentown 28. the sustained winds 20 miles per the rain from yesterday is long gone. the clouds are break apart. the snow showers coming off the great lakes. isolated shower could be squeezed out in the higher elevations up to the hudson valley and southern western new jersey. high pressure is coming our way from the west here and dominating the weather for the keeping us cool, dry and sunny for the weeken

. >> reporter: the virginia secretary of transportation aubrey lane claims that the deal was a political and transformational compromise. >> we now have it on the press of having the coordinated high lanes network in northern virginia, which we believe that will be a game changer for the region. >> i would agree with it, but they would help release it because of the congestion that we have going on right now. >> reporter: and how much that toll will cost that it is not yet known, but they will rise as more drivers pass through as we just receive add call from vdot telling us about voting on the inside beltway plan that will happen tomorrow. lesli? >> all right, thank you. >>> new information tonight on the latest pr nightmare for chipotle. boston college now says that 80 of its student haves been sickened after eating at a location in boston. chipotle now says that this is all the results of a neurovirus and not this multistatee. coli outbreak. eight members of the school's basketball team are among the sick. >> a lot of our friends confirm the concussion. when she walked out that there

any easier i want my sons case solved help me. >> if anyone has any information into the murder of aubrey brown there is an anonymous tipline (415) 575-4444 so anyone watching at home or here thank you ms. brown next speaker. >> good evening. >> michael i'd like to share for a few moms on the overhead a calendar from the police chief it took a public records request to get 3 months of his calendar really happy that okay showing you them him e i'm happy with a happy with 3 months of calendars i want the commission to direct the chief to post his calendar online if he can releases the calendar because of a public records request all people front yard in how the police chief is spending his time to in a few clicks to find his public calendar on line the second matter no written policy regarding the releases of mug shots as you can see here today officer al by the mentions an in a child porn case and made a copy of the mug shot and press release on social media a couple of weeks ago the police department an social media put out another mug shot okay. here it is sf police sharing a mug shot wh

forty-six and cloudy at the moment 45 as we head north, david aubrey is in blue bell and he eskimoslyoking at 29.81 on the barometer. further south 53 degrees in northern delaware. delores lee in newark and she's mostly cloudy. delores says not too cold a nice winter day as we head all the way back toward berks county, we will check with lou, in robe sonap, 41 degrees, mostly cloudy. some call it fog. we are in the thick cloud in the south mountains. we will see if we have any rain reports here and see if we can find it. five rain reports, perkasie i think these numbers might be off. i'm hoping delores didn't get 29 inches in her house. one and a half inches in robesonia, .67 at landenberg at wayne hunter's residents. lets show you storm scan three showing thaw system moving out. nothing but snow on the radar right now, in portions of maine, nova score, canadian maritime, new brunswick and further west as well that you can see the front is off shore but take a look at where this front is running. the it the is right about here. it extend down to the south east. we are watching a syste

we are at 40 moving up and check with jerry aubrey. jeromy blue bell. you can see rain here. i don't necessity whether he is seeing sleet pellets or not but wouldn't rule it out. further south you will not see anything frozen at all. want hunter in landingberg at 41 and partly cloudy at the moment. take a peak what the storm looks like. there is that big comma shape we were talking about. it has snow on the top edge of it. the notice pink in between right around chicago right now. that is a lot of ice, sleet, freezing rain and further south notice tail end of that comma trails all the way down to the gulf coast and here's where we have severe weather moving toward atlanta, metro at the moment. tornado watches had has been in effect in southern alabama and florida all day long. for us can't rule out thunder especially tomorrow down the shore but really this is heavy rain as we get into your tuesday. starting overnight but heavier rain during early morning hours tomorrow. strong gusty wind as well will will accompany this storm but by afternoon that front clears the companies.

aubrey. >> do you have one. >> no. >> folks, let's talk weather, because it is wet outside. umbrellas. 48 degrees. 48 degrees in central park. that is actually a really nice start. normal highs are around 49 and we are just a degree shy of that, and we are in store for a mild afternoon. park. rain is picked up on the radar. mostly to the east. temperatures across the northeast, 40s. boston 41. philly 53. dc 51. colder air is working into detroit 30 degrees. that cold air is headed in your direction and you are going to feel the difference. the satellite and radar is showing the rain coming through earlier and pushing to long island into connecticut and across westchester and rockland and orange counties. the bigger batch of rain is toward central pennsylvania and extending to the south toward west virginia. this is headed right in our direction. rain becomes steady getting into the early afternoon. it is mild today with the highs mostly in the mid to upper 50s. tomorrow will be dryer and sun anier and breezy and cooler. the high of 51 feeling like the 40s with the breeze. we stay nice

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aubrey abrakasa. to this day his case has not been solved. it's been 9 years. next year it will be a decade. the perpetrators are still running the street. the former mayor said i know who killed your son, the d. a. knows who killed your son, and the police know who killed your son. after this, nothing was done. all i'm left with is my son laying in a cascade and a mother crying over his body. ideal with this daily. i die daily. i don't fight for only my child but all of these other unsolved cases of 81 men that have been murdered in san francisco. it needs to be solved so mothers like myself can be healed. this is what i'm left with my son that i don't have anymore. lifeless on a gurney. it's not like i can go have another one. i want my case solved so mothers like me can be healed. chief suhr, i don't have a problem. i think you should stay here on the battlefield to continue to fight for us. that's what i feel. all of this other stuff, i'm not understanding it. i don't agree with mario being murdered. he needs justice. hopefully accountable for another young

aubrey mcclendon, who i was referring to earlier, those guys are incredible personalities who have toe bold. you would think they also would therefore not necessarily take the criticism too harshly. >> one of the men who was right and said oil would go dramatically lower, sharif suke fired from lng. >> yes, he was. s shaneer. >> and sharif always said no oil company doesn't have a market, they have producer. no one pulls back. this department store chain story, macy's, kohl's, dillards, these companies are doing better than their stocks indicate. the stress is freeport and chesapeake. >> okay. less the sand ridge. >> it's a lot in the equities that have already suffered dramatically. all that said, give me your take on where we stand in the market as we wrap up this year and head into next. >> i think there are a handful of stocks that continue to do well. i think that we were hurt -- if oil were to -- it's so binary. i will say something silly. if oil went to 40 or 38, the backs would move. they went down hard last week. retail would go higher. it's all counter intuitive. >> totally.

aubrey abrakasa. to this day his case has not been solved. it's been 9 years. next year it will be a decade. the perpetrators are still running the street. the former mayor said i know who killed your son, the d. a. knows who killed your son, and the police know who killed your son. after this, nothing was done. all i'm left with is my son laying in a cascade and a mother crying over his body. ideal with this daily. i die daily. i don't fight for only my child but all of these other unsolved cases of 81 men that have been murdered in san francisco. it needs to be solved so mothers like myself can be healed. this is what i'm left with my son that i don't have anymore. lifeless on a gurney. it's not like i can go have another one. i want my case solved so mothers like me can be healed. chief suhr, i don't have a problem. i think you should stay here on the battlefield to continue to fight for us. that's what i feel. all of this other stuff, i'm not understanding it. i don't agree with mario being murdered. he needs justice. hopefully accountable for another young

. >> and from aubrey, original "miracle on 34th street." >> they don't sell that enough anymore i wouldbirth of jesus christ. >> pope francis celebrating the occasion with tens of thousands of facebook followers at the vatican this morning. >> christians flocking to the birthplace of jesus and bethlehem. >> john honey is live with more. john? >> that's right. tourists, christian pilgrims and locals packed in the manger square, undeterred by the violence and political unrest. the celebration went on as usual. they were scaled back. they were scaled back this year. perhaps it wasn't as busy as year's past. latin patriarch of jerusalem, we showed you this earlier, led the annual procession and ongoing parade, marching band through manger square and later midnight mass at the church of the nativity, place of jesus' birth. the message in midnight mass was about peace and justice. of course, in light of the wave of violence and attacks. as i said, there were several israelis in the west bank yesterday and a deadly one in the city of jerusalem at a very busy tourist area earlier in the week as