abdul-az-eez attacked two military sites in july killing five u.s. service members. the navy announced the families of the five service members killed will receive purple hearts. new this morning, morning,morning, morning,new this morning, morning,the pentagon is acknowledging that defense secretary ash carter used his personal email account while doing government business job.carter says it was a mistakakpresidential candidate hillary clinton came under fire for doing the same thing as secretary of state. at the capitol, capitol,the house is ready to push the 1-trillion dollar budget compromise through in the next few days.tax-cut legislation is expected to hit the floor this morning -- setting the stage for a vote on friday for a companion bill that would fund the government into next year.that would then send it to the senate -- before shipping it off to the president's desk. in the aftermath of the great recession -- the federal banking system dropped interest rates to near zero. the move six years ago was supposed to keep the flow of borrowing -

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it's azing. i want more americans to have a chance to work with that kind of technology i want us to lead the world in advanced that big machine was mama. germany they said. said.but clinton said she was encouraged to hear the professor say that they've be working with people in ohio to see if they will be able to create similar tools within the united states.she says that's the kind of innovation she would promote as president. karen... coming up on live at 5... holiday cheer can be tough if you're spending the time in a hospital. what one corridor woman is doing to bring a smile to patient's faces. meanwhile, this is a live look at the second avenue bridge on this wednesday evening cocoute. t's check in with chief meteorologist terry during the holidays, it can be tough to spend time at the hospital and away from home. cbs 2 news reporter marissa scott is live inside unitypoint health healthsaint luke's hospital to share how one former patient is spreading holiday cheer, marissa? "i have two el

malik was allowed into the u-s last year on a so- called "fiance visa" representative matt salmon (az-republican) she was radicalized along long time ago officials also into claims - made by enrique marquez- that he and farook planned an attack in 2012 - but then got cold-feet. the 24-year-old accused of purchasing the assault rifles used in last week's massacre - is said to be cooperating with investigators...as they look into other possible targets. questioning- why pictures of this san berardino high school were on farook's phone.. yet -having difficulty because the couple encrypted the data on garrett designed that we can't break it? there is no known decryption of these encryptions? and so as a result they are able to talk in the dark.. tag- that kind of encryption software is easily accessible and free... the fbi director saying- it is a major issue because its now commonly used by terror groups - especially isis. mg abc news ny " stephanie: candidates continue to offer up plans to crack down on terrorism both at home and abroad following the san bernardino attacks. donald trump's proposal

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>>holly: a man posing az a police officer find himself in a whole bunch of trouble when he pulls over the wrong person. a sergeant in woodbridge, new jersey, was on his way to work when he was pulled over. the sergeant became suspicious after a man pulled him over and then took off. he has advice for those who find themselves in similar situations. >> if you think you are being stopped illegitimately and you're concerned for your safety, slow down, put your hazards on, call 911, while you contain rue to drive forward. and final a well-lit area, maybe if you know where your local police station is and pull in there. >>holly: the sergeant called 911 and the police were able to catch good rich and arrest him. >>jay: officials are transporting a pregnant elephant seal in california. >>holly: it brought traffic to a stop when it flopped on the road and tried to climb over the center divider. coach the 900-pound mammal away from the highway. >> elephant seals are big and large and in charge and they are stubborn all the time. >>jay: know one knows why she was on the highway. vets say she se

he face az long prison sentence. >>> debris spilled from a cargo ship off san francisco could pose a danger to marine wildlife. meanwhile, the cleanup of the shipping containers and packing containers continues. a dozen containers fell off a ship in the storm this weekend. some are still floating offshore waiting to make landfall. >>> there's a state of emergency in flint, michigan because of lead levels in the city's water system. it affects the city's children in particular because lead can cause mental retardation. the crisis began after the city began taking its water from flint river. the mayor wants federal disaster relief. >>> a preseason snowstorm nearly paralyzed america's mile-high city in denver yesterday. flights were delayed, shooi highways were shutdown. by a snowstorm 245 dumped over a foot in some jarz. mountain snow were in the one to two-foot range. the winter write conditions continue again today in the west. here's accuweather's paul williams. hey, paul, good morning. >> thanks, richard, reena. we have cold air expected to take over the southwest part of the count

kay paulin- az: we're going to go see donald trumps rally tonight at the west gate hotel. . . . we're enjoying our vegas trip and we're looking forward to seeing donald trump tonight and hearing what he has to say officials with the venetian say they've been working with cnn and the republican national committee for about a year. trump remains the front runner and will be center stage. but since the start of the debate cycle - when 15 candidates were seated at the republican table - the number of contenders has dropped to nine...and experts say its only a matter of time until that number gets smaller. first round of caucuses and primaries of which nevada is one of the first five - we'll be down to only 4 or 5 republicans who will really have a shot. with such an extravagant event - also comes hightened security. officials with the venetian say they will have elevated security measures in place for tomorrow night. the debate will also air in spanish on cnn en espanol. our live coverage from inside the venetian here on fox5 begins at 5 pm. ahead tonight .. new rules go into affect

says the attack chattanooga, tennessee was 'motivated by' terrorist propagandamohammad youssef abdul-az-eez attacked two military sites in july killing five u.s. service members. the navy announced today, the families of the five killed and a marine will recieve purple hearts. the department of home land security is rolling out a new terror alert system.it will let americans know about possible threats, even before they become credible.a bulletin will be issued when there are current developments or general trends regarding terror threats.this is the first change to the national terrorism advisory system since it replaced the cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with more of the corridor's top stories. stories.a local volunteer group that many thought would be ending a long-standing program is actually expanding its reach. reach.options of linn county is launching a new part of a program for adults with developmental disabilities. disabilities.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller is in the newsroom with more. rumor had it that the program was over...but thanks to a few dedicated people, the adult

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and i'm also the host of the newest local gun talk radio show here in the valley, gun talk az on kknt, salem, the patriot radio. thank you. i am so honored to have been asked to come here and speak with you today on the topic of how to use the media to protect our rights. it's really something i'm passionate about. not only as a gun store owner, as a citizen of this fine country, but also as a mom, a wife, and a grandma. it is important. i agree with ronald reagan. he said that our freedoms are only one generation away from extension. and i like to take that a step further and say that our freedoms are always the one generation away from extension. and it is our responsibility to pass that baton. and so thinking about that, we decided -- we use the social media that my panelists here are talking about. facebook, twitter, all of those fine things. we wanted to go to a larger audience. podcast versus radio. podcast is wonderful. we've got the polite society with us here today. thank you for the work you're doing. but for us, we felt like it might be reinventing the wheel in a lot of way

among them are two vice presidents, arrested in a raid in az or a code tell.ecades, they have conspired to corrupt the game, taking $200 million in bribes and kickbacks. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, oscar pistorius is found guilty of murder. he faces up to 15 years in prison. there is tension at the border of greece and macedonia where thousands of migrants have been stopped by authorities heading north. we report now from there. after hour, day and night, refugees fleeing the war in have been crossing this border. thousands more in the last few days. brought here from athens. it have -- it has become a familiar tale. which country do you want to go to? >> germany. thank you. >> this has forced a change in policy. built ande has been the border has now been closed. under the order of the macedonian authority. there have been clashes and square missions, iranian, they can't go forward but they are determined not to go back. as night falls, so does the temperature. many people have been stuck here for two weeks. most are running out of

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the postal service says it has workers delivering cards and gifts az late attar as 10:00 and running operations around the clock to make sure gifts arrive onon time. ups will operate at full capacity through tomorrow night m. 15% of all holiday shopping will be done online which is slightly more than forecast. >>> if you are drying or flying today, you're urged to be patient. bad weather could mean congestion on roads and airports as we saw it yesterday already. aaa projects more than 100 million americans will travel this holiday season, and that is a new record. >>> some people faced traffic delays trying to driver to sfo because of a protest against san francisco police. a small group of demonstrators from the group black lives matter was arrested for blocking the exit ramp from southbound highway 101 to the airport. the chp says officers took eight women into custody. they were protesting the controversial shooting death of mario woods. he is a 24-year-old african american man who was shot and killed by san francisco police earlier this month. >>> there is also a larger black liv

. >> really az said they represent two different parts of the republican party and they really have been going at each other not just at last night's debate but throughout this primary process and recently it's ram upped up. both candidates trying to stay away from donald trump but going after each other. this is going to continue and it is going to one to watch. >> it seemed like it was very deliberate. i want to ask you trump made a pledge not to run as an independent like he did in september. does this really matter? >> we've heard this before again. in september he shrined a pledge saying he wouldn't run as a third-party candidate, but recently he's been sounding he could run as a third party again. if the party doesn't treat him fairly. but tonight -- last night, excuse me, he ruled if out again and said the party is treating him fairly and he will not run as a third parlty candidate. i think a lot of establishment republicans are breathing a sigh of r. leif this morn pg. >> and he's doing well in the polls. >> there ways story i saw doing the rounds on twitter about a cough, a myst

he was going the hack away at the innocent victims, made a tape claiming responsibility as well as az support for isis. this is 25-year-old emanuel lutchman. radicalized during a past stint in prison for robbery and turned to isis videos online and then to an isis handler overseas. governor cuomo says the plot was a sirius one. >> spoke overthe internet with ter reeves organizations, planned the attack, brought the material and planned to assassinate people on new year's eve night. >> fbi said they found him along these rod chester streets as lutchman went to this walmart to buy knives and ski masks for the attack. he boasted of wanting to build a bomb. the feds moved in. >> they were going to wait a little while longer until the arrest was carried out. but he was going to carry out another act of violence. >> lutchman posted this operation is a go. we just got to do it, man. we got the knives, the we government the gloves, whatever the case may be. reached by phone his grandmother denies he's a terrorist saying he had to be quote set up. shocked neighbors didn't know >> it's scary kn

deployed, beginning with adriana az at chicago's o'hare airport. adriana. appropriate jim, all dayong, we've seen lines stretch across the length of the terminal as passengers try too get through security and to their gates, but many flights were canceled or delayed. crowded chaos took over the terminals here. check-in lines, six rows deep. security checkpoints, packed patience. >> i don't even know what to i'm really nervous. >> reporter: 800 flights were canceled or delayed by late this 1400 canceled yesterday with an estimatey 80,000 trying to get to their destination through o'hare today, emotions were high. >> now they won't even let me speak toomeone! this is such ( bleep ). it's such ( bleep )! >> reporter: hundreds were stranded last night with no place placeto go. 850 were able to get cotts, but scott millman andis girlfriend hope fiser, slept on the cold, hard floor after their flight to portland, oregon, was canceled. >> i've been using my coat as a blanket or aattress. >> yeah, this is my pillow right hire. >> flight aware's dan baker says o'har

his father was put on the list in both cases as az precaution to make sure they don't leave the countryofficials have also discovered a deposit of some $28,500 into farook's bank account in the weeks before the attack. the money apparently from an online loan he took out. officials say the money was likely to be used to take care of the baby daughter the couple was leaving behind. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> that story moving over time. thank you, brian. >>> last month's terror attacks in paris are costing the travel industry. air france says it lost $54 million in november from cancellations, bomb threat hoaxes and other disruptions. the financial losses are continuing this month. most of the impact was on flights to and from paris. ticket sales are a little off but the airline expects them to recover. >>> the shortage of air traffic controllers in the u.s. demands urgent attention. that's a warning from a transportation department official to congress. he says 13 of the nation's busiest airports are below minimum staffing requirements. that includes new york, dallas, denver and

propaganda.they hesitated to call it act of terror before.mohammad youssef abdul- az-eez attacked two military sites in july killing five u.s. service members. tpe navy announced the families of the five service members killed will recievevepurple hearts. morning,the pentagon is acknowledhing that defense secretary ash carter used his personal email account while doing government business during his first months on the job.carter says it was a mistake.presidential candidate hillary clinton came under fire for doing the same thing as secretary of state. in the afrmath of the great recession -- the federal banking system dropped interest rates to near zero. the move six years ago was supposed to keep the flow of borrowing -- spending and investing moving forward. forward.the fed sd he economy is now healthy nough to begin raising rates for the first time in nearly a decade. the initial hike is only a quarter of a point -- but it's seen as the clearest sign yet that the country's financial system is no longer in dger of another recession. "this action marks the end of an extraordinary se

. >> ted cruz, as many suspended he would, is having az national moment.leads who may be the smartest in the field and possibly the fastest on his feet. particularly how he's handled the donald trump phenomenonment when his fellow candidates were silent on trump and highly critical, cruz has preyed on trump and trump is attacking him. surely he knows he can't hold a candle on his own, but he's not about to make any comparisons. despite substantial credentials, princeton fry, he's well positioned as an outsider. but his rise in the polls will put him in the spotlight. iowa voters will have all of january to wonder why cruz is to in response to his cligz. will they still feel the same way about him when they find out? that's a subject for another day. bret? >>> cruz came out and talked about the big climate change deal in paris. your thoughts on all that? >> i saw that, and i've been reading about all this, and i thought, did i miss something? i read through what i thought about it, and i came to two things. one, it's not binding, and the second is there are

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. >> ted cruz, as many suspended he would, is having az national moment.who may be the smartest in the field and possibly the fastest on his feet. particularly how he's handled the donald trump phenomenonment when his fellow candidates were silent on trump and highly critical, cruz has preyed on trump and trump is attacking him. surely he knows he can't hold a candle on his own, but he's not about to make any comparisons. despite substantial credentials, princeton fry, he's well positioned as an outsider. but his rise in the polls will put him in the spotlight. iowa voters will have all of january to wonder why cruz is to in response to his cligz. will they still feel the same way about him when they find out? that's a subject for another day. bret? >>> cruz came out and talked about the big climate change deal in paris. your thoughts on all that? >> i saw that, and i've been reading about all this, and i thought, did i miss something? i read through what i thought about it, and i came to two things. one, it's not binding, and the second is there are no re

temperatures overall, not too different. 60s expect in the south bay, peninsula, upper 50 az and low 60s. san francisco, what to dress for in the east bay. you can wear to the city, there's not going to be too much of a difference. napa, highest risk of thunderstorms happens here tomorrow. across the tri-valley at 60 in livermore. so not only the storm system on thursday, we want to wrap this up for you. not a big storm. another chance on saturday evening. not a big system. but then as we head throughout sunday, heavier rainfall. the bottom line on this, janelle and raj, everyone at home, thursday a good-sized storm, also sunday. totals anywhere from .75 to 2 inches overall. >>> that's a nice one-two punch, thanks, jeff. >>> they're not losing games, we know that. but they are losing players. did you see this last night? we'll have the latest today with klay thompson's ankle injury. geraud moncure joins us next. the bowl games are about to begin, but there's one bowl event that may not be on your radar. ==take vo== >>> the bowl games are about to begin. there's one bowl event that ma

standard chart did a real outperformer with the az wra focus.nterestingly, a lot of the automotives have done well today on the session as well. whether that's a bet about the divergence between the fed and the ecb and whether youro might trade. certainly volkswagen, daimler, and porsche are all in positive territory. now to the politics of europe. assembled in brussels for the year-end. leaders summit. the 28 heads of the european wrun. there you see prime minister david cameron, this is where the rubber meets the road for him. with angel wra merkel, they are now going to discuss changing the treaties so the britain stays within the european wrun. he has promised britain that it can have a referendum on leaving that block. he says he wants treat where i change. not least to be able to ban migrant workers from the u.k. for four wreerz. it's a real third rail issue. >> a top vc on his investments in fin tech and how the fed's rate hike will affect his industry. plus, coming up later today on closing bell, you won't want to miss this. an interview

think you also have to have az@ national security imperative attached to it.&hc% in foreign policy to have a moral underpinning for sure. it can't just be exclusively that. in this case we have a caliphate the size of indiana. 30,000 0sy well-financed terrorists who have declared war on us and they're declaring war on the thing we're most vulnerable for. our own freedom. we have to create a strategy because whoe8fe,sáq will do thi? it's not going to be the french or the brits or the germans and it's not going to be the arab nations unless the united states leads. >> more with governor jeb bush in center seat, a of a break. stt test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test qzv questions for you. one is the results are in on common core and they are overwhelmingly negative. why do you continuey it? >> well first of all, the congress is going to do something incredible. they're going to actually pass a bill to present to the president of the united states, the reauthorization of the no child left behind act. which i/%wh hel

now as for other public transportation, we're talking about cal train, muni, samtrans, az transit. the valley transportation authority. they are offering free rides from 8:00 tonight until 5:00 tomorrow morning. don't forget you can go to ktvu.com and get more information to help you get around the bay area, new year's eve. click on the web links section of our home page. >>> in europe, they are scaling back many celebrations and tightening security staying on alert for possible terror attacks. 60,000 police officers and troops are on alert. the annual fireworks show in paris has been canceled. the fireworks show in belgium has been canceled following the arrests of two people suspected of planning new year's eve terror attacks. >> i am surprised by it. i imagine they would have their reasons. whatever they feel is safe. safety and security is the toss torrent -- most important thing. i am sure they have their reasons. >> in turkey, authorities say they prevented a suicide bomb plot planned for tonight. two people with suspected ties to islamic state militants were arrested there o

. >> sexton posted videos that included everything from him sleeping with az bobblehead of his favorite player tof attending a game with hostile fans. >> yeah, i'm kind of weird. i'm kind of odd. i get that. people don't make these videos that i make about the dodgers. that's out there. but, you know, there's nothing criminal about being weird or odd or a little bit different. >> but according to authorities, one of sexton's posts to a social media site on the day he was arrested crossed the line. in the message, sexton said he was about to disguise himself as a reds fan and trespass as the ballpark. but his statement that he would be shattering lives prompted someone to alert the ballpark and the authorities. >> anybody with common sense can see it was screaming with sarcasm. trespassing does not destroy people's lives. i was just really laying the sarcasm on super thick. >> prosecutors were not amused. two days after sexton's arrest, his misdemeanor charges of trespassing and obstruction were dropped and replaced with a felony charge of burglary. >> burglary technically is entering a

now, i believe you had the ceo of devin on one of your segment az few days ago, and he said unekwifically the dif depped goes after cap x. you know, the question really is the world going to troe groh? we consume 92 million barrels of oil a day. a world economic growth averages 3%. there's going to be growth and demand. if they're not exploring the laying down rigs, the supply demand is going to change. >> are you as concerned as some investors, like carl ache aun and others about what's going on and what could be a further meltdown in the ripple effects of it? >> well, i'm concerned for a slightly different orientation. i have enormous resident for carl who is a smart guy, and so you have to listen carefully with what he has to say. i'm concerned because of the change in yield it presents an alternative to common stocks. 17% of the high yield index is energy, and if the present price persists for the next two or three years, the vast majority of energy companies are bankrupt. they cannot survive with the current price of oil and gas. of course, if you understand capitalism that will ulti

particularly ease aiza, and they are on the leading front of exporting to az wra and other places as well. that's a little bit of wind in their sails, but i don't like either stock. >> we also asked you, the viewer, and the listeners to weigh in on twitter, and the winner is pete with freeport. >> wow. i appreciate that. by the way, huge put activity for a very long time, mandy. there have been people on this story for multiple months, and it continues to play out. >> we've also got a news alert. let's head to sima modi. >> kayla, kalobios pharmaceuticals asking to delist the company. a hearing on the company's appeal has been scheduled for february 25th of 2016. this, of course, following news last week that nasdaq is planning to delist the company that came out on december 23rd. that's the latest. mandy, back to you. >> thank you very much. jim has a stock pick he is calling the best value on the block. what's he thinking about? find out next. plus, is biotech back? should buyers still be beware as the index is rallying off the 2015 lows. our traders do weigh in on what's going wit

the peninsula, upper 50 az in palo alto. more sunshine from morgan hill to cupertino to san jose. anywhere from 56 to 58 degrees. north bay, east bay and the tri-valley, very similar temperatures. cold air aloft is so overriding that our micro climates don't have a chance to set up different temperature zones. so up in napa, we expect 57 degrees. oakland 59. for the tri-valley, pleasanton at 56. let's get to those fast-moving changes we do expect by friday evening. some showers to gina cross the north bay. that's from the storm system that will develop offshore. we'll take the best bet for rainfall, the next storm would be very early saturday morning. also the potential of some wind. here's where it gets highly interesting. all forecast models continue to show the potential of several different disturbances from sunday through tuesday bringing rainfall totals from saturday through next tuesday anywhere from 1.5 to 3 inches on average. so where would we have the highest potential of rainfall? again, this is early out. the way things are showing it 2340u, marin, sonoma and napa coun

you're going to want to be careful on bay area bridges az you head out the door.'m going to tell you about a couple of issues we are tracking with both bart and muny that you'll want to be aware of. all that coming up. >>> still some rain out there, but it is decreasing pushing more south. the wind is a big story. it is rueing for some. we'll take a look at that coming up. who patiently teaches how ta feast comes to life. the "family" ...who spends their holiday dinner with thankful strangers. the neighbor...who shares the season with another. you inspire us to do everything we do... ...for goodness' sake. >>> earn is screened for aids. there is a ten-day window from initial infection and when the virus can be detected. >>> in the u.s. would support abortion. fifty-eight% of americans now think abortion should be legal and most or all cases. that is a 7% increase compared to those polled at the beginning of the year. the survey was done after last month's shooting at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado where three people were killed. >>> time is 5:45. the whit

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that's not going to work when you have to go to china or az-er-ba-shan so you have to talk loudly so mention he's some kind of brain surgeon. and i got news for him. running the country is not brain surgery. cruz and rubio. rubio and cruz. sounds like a miami law firm. if you've been injured on the job, call rubio and cruz. these two guys, the sons of immigrants, hate immigrants. i for one like them mexican people. they are my amigos. >> all right. that was will ferrel obviously playing george w. bush, an impression that made him famous. you heard him discussing all of the republican candidates there. but we didn't play a lot of it right there and really lit into donald trump which was very interesting. joining me now to discuss this, cnn senior media correspondent, host of "reliable sources" brian seltzer. it is more of a "saturday night live" question and had donald trump on to host and now doing everything they can to go after him in ways they couldn't do when he was there. >> like they can make the jokes they couldn't make when he was on the show. they were not entirely writing a

i find the whole thing kind of az town. >> i find it alarming and fascinating and just altogether completely remarkable. >> truly fascinating, yes, ma'am. >> we are in a process right now. this could be really dangerous. spider, i always love having you on. thank you so much. general mark, great to have you. i also want to encourage our viewers after you've heard what spider has to say, go and listen to the full podcast from serial online. serial. it is -- this is great work, folks. they're award winning producerings. and they've done some amazing work here. >>> i've got some new testimony for you in the trial of the police officer charged in the death of freddie gray. believe it or not, another police officer is in the courtroom. a charlottesville chief is on the stand. what do you think the chief of another police department could lend to the defense of the man, the first of six charged in this man's death? i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, release technology,ded helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my

azing, touching, hilariousis film. it's the damnest thing. >> rose: how did you do it?took a long time to do it, actually. i showed up at bob's office about nine years ago and said, hey, bob, i just graduated from film school. i want to make a film about the new yorker cartoon department. and he was like -- >> rose --no. >> rose: he said, i have been waiting for you. >> come back in nine years. hello, makeup? (laughter) >> rose: so what did he say? he said, who are you? who do you think you are to just waltz in here fresh out of film school and make a film about the "new yorker" magazine and our cartoon department. do you know who we are? i said, yes, and i'm not gonna -- >> leah was interested in the caption contest and that was her entreÉe and the "new yorker" was a little more than the caption contest. it took that time because over those years i think leah got to know "new yorker," the "new yorker" cartoonists just as well as about anybody. >> and the cast of characters is amazing. >> reporter: made for a documentary. >> yeah, all these different creative spirits an

. >> i went to the driver's side and as soop az broke that plane of the driver's side, he held out a gup and shot at me. >> the suspect keeps the foot on the gas, and the end of the road is rapid ly approaching. >> i know that we are close to the end, and just hoping that there is an opportunity to stop this. the suspect had already shot someone, and shooting at the police, so i decided to grab my rifle and the only weapon i could rely on. >> reed grabs the ar-14. >> i am trying to manipulate the sights on the rifle, and continuing to drive. >> but reed is not the only one having trouble with the twists on the road. >> the suspect leaves the road, and puts the tire s ts on the r and it caused the suspect the to spin out. you could see the suspect's arm coming up hold iing the gun, ani knew that they were going to try to shoot me. i looked through my sights in the rifle, and i shot my rifle a few times through my windshield. it is ooeither try to stop the suspect or to try to at least disrupt him until other the officers arrived. >> the sound of the gun fire is deafening. i felt like

>>reporter: and remembering it's about what you make of the journey as much az the final destination. >> i'm just glad to be off work and take a vacation and be with the kids and be with the family. >>reporter: and aaa says gasoline prices are expected to drop to a seven- year low meaning the average gallon of gas on new year's day will cost you the same easiest did in 2009. from the roads to the air, airports will be busy with people hoping to get to their destinations in time for christmas. while the rain is starting to come down now, the three major airfort in the bay area are reporting very few delays so far. sfo predicts more than a million and a half people will pass through the airport this holiday season. >>> holiday travel can be stressful at the airport, but some airports are using comfort doggings to make the experience more enjoyable. these dogs are part of the united paws program with united airlines at seven airports across the country. the comfort dogs are a way to bring cheer to passengers and keep kids entertained this holiday season. the science shows that simply pet

that's not going to work when you have to go to china or az-er-ba-jan where you have to talk loudly sond. not to mention he's some kind of brain surgeon. i got news for him. running the country is not brain surgery. cruz and rubio. rubio and cruz. sounds like a miami law firm. if you've been injured on the job, call rubio and cruz. these two guys, the sons of immigrants, hate immigrants. i for one like them mexican people. they are my amigos. then you have this knucklehead. with the hair. and the 100-foot wall. i tell you something. whenever i get in a bad mood, i picture his big fat oompaloompa face and i piss my pants. >> all joking aside, it was hysterical. classic will ferrell. do you think it's tapping into something here or just fun? >> well, look. i think mostly fun. "saturday night live" makes fun of every politician. particular fun i think it's fair to say of republican politicians and one truly fascinating dynamic there, making fun of a guy that hosted their show a month ago. if they thought he was reprehencible why have him on to host the show and then will ferrell to crack

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but it doesn't change why we az our right hand.ss mounting that horse and going out here with diligence or thoughtfulness. still carrying out the oath of our office, with dignity of honor and respect. that's fundamental. that doesn't change. so when something happens in your family, like do you stop what you do? no. >> but if it happened in my family, to extend the metaphor, if i felt, for instance, that six members of my family were being unfairly put on trial, i would be very angry. if i felt like they were legitimately being put on trial, i would be incredibly grief stricken that they did something terrible. but it would really affect me. >> but see, that's a part of being a family. >> right. >> and i'm not talking to this situation of the case. i'm speaking generally. because i'm not going to speak to that. that has a court proceeding attached to it and that is bigger than me and we're going to table that about those specific six. we're not even going to discuss that. i'm just simply saying when anything happens in your family

az astrategist here, do you think this is the right call? given the narrative that is established. >> well, look, there is a serious data breach. there's no question about that. and you've got to do something about it and make the data secure as you you can't have the clinton campaign being afraid that the sanders people are going to get their data. we do not need this discussion right now. what we need is a discussion about the issues. both -- you know, the sanders campaign is good at this, right? i've known bernie for a long time. it does not pay to poke bernie and beat up on him because he's very good at pointing out what's going on. so my attitude is let's get this settled, it is serious, the data breach is serious. we've got to deal with it, let's not hold up his campaign for three days. i don't think it makes any sense. but the allegations are very serious. >> you're the dnc and there are widespread claims that you've acted favorably toward the clinton campaign and you are now, as charlie points out, in the position of telling the sand