. >> reporter: one family not too worried about the rain, martinez's famous beavers. still making their home in the local creek. it doesn't appear their small underwater dam will be in the way. >> the beavers are waiting for lunch to be delivered. i worry about trees that may fall into the creek and get delivered to the beavers, saving them a lot of work. but they are probably made for this type of weather. they probably welcome it. >> reporter: back live here, you can see folks here know what they're doing. they have been through it before. you heard the restaurant owner there talk about the significance of the high tides. i'm told that high tide twice tomorrow will hit at about 4 1/2 feet. it's all up to whether that happens at the same time we have heavy rains. they said once high tide gets to about six feet, they are in significant trouble. but it all depends on the timing. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. >>> marin county bracing for the storm. sandbags are on stand by for anyone who needs them. in san rafael, so many people picked up sandbags the

i found hundreds of letters all of them dated december 18th, 1933, all of them addressed to beaver dot looking at. and i put them away and a few days later i looked again and eventually i found a newspaper clipping from the canton resuppository identifying this gift and i put it together that the anonymous beaver dot was my grandfather, sam stone. >> sam stone was jewish, this was a christian community and he chose to do this in the christmas season. why? >> very good question, michael. i think he did it for several reasons, one is although everyone in the community assumed that this was a good christian, the secret santa, he was the son of orthodox jews, he had escaped romania and 1933 as you'll remember was the year that adolf hitler came to power. i think that having walked out of romania with the clothes on his back and rejected by country after country, and having witnessed what was going on in the old world in germany, i think that he felt enormous debt of gratitude to his christian neighbors for welcoming him to this new land. >> the secret zbift a fascinating story, a great boo

. >> are all these people real because when it comes to beaver, there are talks of beaver bots and ineneral on twitter, there were awfully a lot of people writing back to me. >> these are all real people. explain whyk up and we're excited about investing in the company. i think it will help explain what is going on. the vision of the founders, two ,or others, -- two brothers they have been building these mobile games primarily for many years before shots. they understand the demographic very well. what they want to do is bring to that isd a platform safe for the young demographic. no bullying, but so fun and cool and a way to express themselves. people like celebrities who invest in it share the same vision. that is why we got involved. needsly believe the world a place where young adults can express themselves in a place where there -- where they will not be bullied. i have a 13-year-old daughter and a 16-year-old son spending all their time on these platforms. even places like instagram where they are safe to 40% of young adults today are being bullied daily and we think it is time

beavers build dams, that's true. but they don't build hotels and rental amount to other beavers. -- rent them out to other weavers. [laughter] creative capacity, an indication of our transcendent potential. we only look at ourselves as mere physical the -- mere physical entities that live only by our passion and not by our reason, then we find ourselves slaves, the antithesis of reason. in one of the physical structures that violates that freedom, including the right to property, which is not just the right to a material object by itself, but all of the intelligence that goes into the creation of things, when we allow structures to be built that inhibit that, we destroy ,ot merely financial prosperity but we pollute the entire culture, the view of ourselves, the view of others. this is all related to the of standards of beauty, music, architecture. all of this is of a piece the summit and i are of creation. fact, again, according to a biblical view, it is into our hands in creation -- the creation has been entrusted.

the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times to 10 times the amount of investment. this is for the bio reserve in mexico, and this is one of the artists we represent. >> you also make prints for the artists that you represent. over here are some large prints by a phenomenal artist. >> he writes these beautiful things. anyone who has told you paradise is a book of rules is -- has only appeared through the windows. this is from all over coffee. we are contract printers for all kinds of organizations all ac

well, i prefer vail and beaver creek. canyons in utah.e capital expenditure. $50 million to link park city and the canyons through the lifts. correct? >> absolutely. we bought canyons two years ago. just bought park city a few months ago, and we have the unique opportunity -- really a transformative opportunity for the industry by spending $50 million we can connect the two resorts. update lifts. add new restaurants and create in park city canyon one of the iconic resorts anywhere like vail and beaver creek. the town of park city is an amazing place to vacation. people appreciate it. i still like vail scrilg. village. sorry, rob. will that add to your revenue? your bottom line, have you been able to model how that will help the stock? >> yeah. this year what we said is that the guidance we gave people for what park city would add was 35 million. when we bought canyon, 15 million. we think after this plan, the two acquisitions combined. $7 million inent a. but most importantly, it's for the guests and creating that loyalty and repeat visit

crawford was shot and killed in august by a beaver creek, ohio, police officer inside a walmart.happened after someone inside the store called 911 saying a man was waving what appeared to be a rifle and walking up and down the aisles. police say the 22-year-old didn't obey their orders to put down what turned out to be an air rifle sold in the toy aisle of that walmart store. crawford's father says this lawsuit is quite simply about getting justice. >> i still pursuing justice because to me that is justice. you have to be held accountable. you don't get a pass because you have a sidearm and a shield. in fact, you are set at higher standards. >> this lawsuit comes as new video obtained by "the guardian" shows police interrogating crawford's girlfriend not long after the shooting. listen. >> tell me where he got the gun from. >> i don't know. i honestly don't know. >> ma'am, the truth is you knew at some point he did carry a gun, isn't it? isn't it true? >> no, sir. no, sir. i didn't know. i swear i didn't know. >> tasha, i'm having trouble with this. >> please, give me a lie detec

the city of beaver creek told us, quote, we believe the evidence will prove the officer's action were justified. and walmart said, out of respect of everybody involved we believe it is not appropriate to discuss the specifics but we can say our associates acted properly. and a grand jury has already chosen not to indict. mr. crawford was shot almost immediately when police arrived at the walmart. the question is, do you think this would have happened if there crawford were white or do you think this is not about race? >> well, i'll answer that question. we believe that had mr. crawford been white, he may have gotten a little more time to respond to the police officers. these officers came in, saw mr. crawford and shot him on sight. they didn't give him the opportunity to live. they didn't give him the opportunity to respond to any commands that may have been given to him. they came in the store, they saw him, mr. crawford was standing in the same police in walmart for five minutes prior to the officers coming in and shooting him. he was not walking around the st -- store, he wasn't wa

seen a dr with so many people being here thank you for coit for that public progress i live only beaver street one block away it's a special street it's a height street it was a claim mine where they made bricks in the 1800s i think that's what my history lesson tells me i have a hard time reconciling this against public policy from the dna i know the dr recommend take drs for code compliant projects it goes against the policy i'm reading in the housing element and you know the neighborhood the average unit t is 15 hundred square feet my house is 13 hundred plus i refinance here we have knocking down an affordable house from $1.5 million we've cabin over this ground and building two very, very large luxury units 2 thousand of hundred and 2 thousand 6 hundred at 12 hud's hundreds a square feet and 2.8 open is conservative size it's a speculative project you're going to be to be where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars affordable housing and someone said we're destroying the fabric of the neighborhood this project did not go on the street mr. aluminum a lot of our clients are mo

carl beavers came from north carolina. >> it brings awareness, and it lets the powers that be know we can come together in peace and try to resolve this peacefully. >> reporter: she brought her family from virginia. >> it's a shame that people don't understand what it is to be black in this country. >> reporter: al sharpton's national network organized the justice for all rally. >> they are black, they are white, they are young, they are old. this is what america looks like. >> reporter: the families of michael brown, eric garner, tamir rice. >> they may not be here in bodies, but they are here in each and every one of you. y'all brought them here today. >> reporter: they vowed to continue to march until equally under the law is achieved. >>> in other news, the bay area is drying out this weekend after thursday's massive storm, but the dryout ends soon. what to expect come monday. >> we're still adding up those numbers from the thursday storm. the south bay didn't miss out this time. those numbers well above 3 inches. well over 4, 5, 6 inches of rain. all that coming down during the d

likely to see much more property damage beaver the efore the end night.how of protests on the basketball court. this one different than what we have been showing you in the past couple of minutes. chicago bulls point guard, derek rose wore this black t-shirt with the inscription "i can't breathe" on the shirt for eric garner. the new york man died after a police officer placed him in a chokehold. a rally cry for protesters. brian morh has more. >> violence on the streets of berkeley, california, a weekend froes, the grand jury decisions in ferguson and staten island. most of the protests popping up. kes to coast were like this. peaceful, and demanding justice. as the is the widow of eric garner. i feel he was murdered unjustly. i feel like, i don't feel like it a black and white thing, honestly. >> her husband had a record. no stranger to police. but didn't deserve to die like he did. they keep harassing me. i said just ignore them. i said how much can i ignore them. >> president obama in an exclusive interview airing monday on bet said the justice system

ramsey road at beaver valley road.f you're waking up in new jersey, we're not reporting any accidents on the majors there. and so far, so good on mass transit. vai? >> thank you, jillian. >>> revenge attack? this morning we have new information on the deadly assault on a school in pakistan. and we found out there may be a connection between the bombing and the 2014 nobel peace prize winner. >>> security fears. the group that hacked sony pictures is making a serious threat against american movie-goers. (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> frontier airlines will bring back its round-trip delaware-to-tampa flight next week. starting monday, you can catch a flight from wilmington to tampa. frontier cut the tampa route back in october but promised to brin

the beavers stabilized the creek banks, decrease the risk of flooding by postering the growth of natural vegetation. they are cute to look at, as well. >>> we want to see your weather photos and video at ureport@kgo-tv.com or post them on facebook or share them with us on twitter, twitter@abc7newsbayarea. mike? >>> live doppler hd shows the heaviest rain is over the north bay where an urban and small stream flood advisory is issued for marin, napa and sonoma until 11:30 so excessive run off will cause ponding on the water in urban areas and highway passes and low-lying areas and small creeks and streams could flood quickly possibly covering roads and low areas. that is marin, napa, and sonoma until at least 11:30. you can see the waves of heavy rain that is centered on the north bay for the next hour. the rest of us under the flood watch as we can see the same conditions developing occur right now in marin and napa and sonoma through the evening hours. we still have the winds gutting through 10:00 and power outages are possible and we have seen gusts up to 60 miles per hour at the cost a

it was found in beaver county.hey release add sketch of what the woman might look like saying she was like in her 50's. they do not know how long ago she may have died or why. police are checking with medical schools in order to determine if the head came from a cadaver. >> something heart felt is happening after a terrible fire in claymont delaware. donations are pouring in for the residents of the harbor house apartments a fire ripped through the units there on sunday morning. one person was killed. 22 families lost their homes and with that all of their christmas gifts. >> all of a sudden everyone started calling. all the tenants here reached out and said, you know, these people, we don't know the people, a lot of the people that lost their homes but this is our community. >> the six children affected will not be left without presents. the community is also raising some ton help the adults. >> we found a gas station in our area serving a gallon of regular for under two dollars. details next in our first look at

the shooting happened at 10:30 last night, at north spruce street and then beaver avenues.fire striking four three-year old derek call. he was pronounced dead this morning. no arrests so far and in word on a possible motive. >>> in philadelphia's tacony section a man was shot and killed when a home owner caught him breaking into his garage. it happened at about 2:00 this morning the at a home in the 6100 block of van dyke street. the resident of that home witnessed the 23 year-old man strike to steel tools from his garage. they for the and then police say the resident shot the man in the head. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no word tonight if the shooter will face any charges in this case. >>> meantime, in our later an shooting in the city's nicetown section ended with a man killed. it happen in the 1600 block of cayuga a street. investigators found the victim on the street, shot repeatedly. no arrests so far, and no known motive in this case. >>> well, police in philadelphia need help identifying a john doe who was admitted to the hospital in critical condition. doct

>> reporter: at the end of the holidays there were still some statues like these beavers in need of nice cozy sweaters and carves. but not for long. the yarn bombers came together despite the frigid rain to install more of their handmade creations. >> thank you for bringing holiday cheer. >> reporter: an effort that will continue throughout the holiday season. >> we did it. >> reporter: young artists using so-called ugly sweaters to make a city feel even more attractive. joe fryer, nbc news, portland. >>> there you go. that's our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. >>> a microclimate weather alert. >> there was just a buzz. then it became a hose. now it's this massive giant hole. >> right now at 6:00, road remnants. this is what's left of a san francisco street, just one of hundreds of problems and crashes all across the bay area today. gad evening. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. frustrating and dangerous commute this morning and evening. this was a common sight. cars swamped b

. >> one family is not too worried about the rain, martinez famous beavers. >> there is a fair amount of flood control work which should help. >> we've done maintenance around the creek. >> here in martinez, etc. not just heavy rains but high tides that factor into the equation. if both happen. tomorrow, to give you expectative is a expecting six feet, they know they're in trouble. >> we're keeping an eye on the creeks in the south bay tonight. the creek has a long history of flooding and overflow into neighborhoods. and officials say they've been working to make sure everything is clear. >> they've been removing sediment and have some >> it's better to be safe than sorry. you can track the weather with abc7 news weather app. also, you'll find a check list from the red cross >> still ahead a new venue for violent demonstrations. you're going to find out why police didn't make arrests. >> later tonight findings of a coroner inquest into a police shooting in richmond. why the family is calling it one sided. >> an effort to rid themselves of common pests leads to a different problem. i'm

. >> one family is not too worried about the rain, martinez famous beavers. >> there is a fair amount of flood control work which should help. >> we've done maintenance around the creek. >> here in martinez, etc. not just heavy rains but high tides that factor into the equation. if both happen. tomorrow, to give you expectative is a expecting six feet, they know they're in trouble. >> we're keeping an eye on the creeks in the south bay the creek has a long history of flooding and overflow into neighborhoods. and officials say they've been working to make sure everything is clear. >> they've been removing sediment and have some >> it's better to be safe than sorry. you can track the weather with abc7 news weather app. also, you'll find a check list from the red cross >> still ahead a new venue for violent demonstrations. you're going to find out why police didn't make arrests. >> later tonight findings of a coroner inquest into a police shooting in richmond. why the family is calling it one sided. >> an effort to rid themselves of common pests leads to a different problem. i'm michael

>> reporter: at the end of the holidays there were still some statues like these beavers in need of nice and carves. but not for long. the yarn bombers came together despite the frigid rain to install more of their handmade creations. >> thank you for bringing holiday cheer. >> reporter: an effort that will continue throughout the holiday season. >> we did it. >> reporter: young artists using so-called ugly sweaters to make a city feel even more attractive. joe fryer, nbc news, portland. >>> there you go. that's our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. don't forget the lighting of the rock feller center christmas tree tonight. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, winner of nbc's the sing-off, pentatonix. ♪ just hear those sleigh bells jining ring-ting-tingling too ♪ ♪ come on, it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you ♪ ♪ outside, the snow is falling and friends are calling "yoo-hoo" ♪ come on, it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride

it was of a woman and it was found in beaver county. they released a sketch of what the woman might have looked like saying she was likely in her 50's. they do not know how long ago she may have died or why. police are checking with medical schools in order to determine if the head maybe came from a cadaver. >> a major christmas storm is brewing just as millions of american families are about to brave the roads and the airports. many americans are expected to be greeted way very wet but not a white christmas this week. but over the rockies, yes, indeed, people will be dealing with heavy snow but on our side of the country, the issue will be heavy rain. all told, 140 million people will travel by air and car for the holidays. let's go to sky 6 hd and take a live look there at philadelphia international airport. you can see the rain slicked tarmac there, 1-800-phl-gate is the number to call to check the flights, the status. always a good thing to do when the weather starts to get nasty. we'll keep track of the information at phl and how t

. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stork stock exchange, beavered up their delivery to get packages on time this year. how did they do, did they make it. >> let's say there were a lot fewer crying kids on christmas this year. ups and fed ex delivered 98% of their packages on time for the holiday. that's according to the tracking company ship matrix. it is a sharp increase from last year when there was a surge of last minute shopping, and winter storms, it slowed delivery. >> this year the shipping companies adubado lot more staff, and were also helped out by better weather. so, good news there. ukee, err dismay. >> better weather. >> hey jill, the next holiday on the calendar of course new years. we hear new ranking of the most expensive cities to ring in 2015. >> yes, if you are planning to ring in the new year in atlantic sit at this will cost you. travel match. com ranks the price of hotel rooms in the country, 30 biggest cities, atlantic city came in second. you're going to pay for 586% more for room on new years eve than you would on normal night. 586%. now the

. >> isn't it the leave it to beaver modern version. >> only 16 companies have the right to use it inractice. the faa is limiting it. david: i think the fireworks, the roman fireworks to shoot these down, you have a terrific game. >> the aircraft for people to shoot this down. >> it could cost as much as 800 bucks. not a cheap gift. david: would you buy one for your kid? >> a drone? heck no. david: why not? >> they don't use that kind of stuff. david: i'm surprised. a lot of kids would love it. >> think of the future ten years in the making and them buzzing around your neighborhood. i think it's absurd. >> it will be like $50 in the future. everyone will have one. >> it's not absurd. it will be all black with drones, it won't be that way. >> why? >> land surveying. there are practical applications. david: how many of these things are sold for practical applications. people want to have fun. >> one of them almost hit me on the beach. that's a nuisance to society. david: would you rather regulate them out of existence? >> yeah. i think there's a lot of things consumers don't need to hav

. >> reporter: one family not too worried about the rain, martinez famous beavers. it doesn't appear their small underwater dam will be in the way. the city has done a fair amount of flood control work which should help. >> we have cleared out the creek more toward the train station and the usual maintenance along the creek. >> it is not just the heavy rains but high tides that factor in to the situation of both of those things happening at the same time. that's what they are worried about here. high tide is expected to be 4 1/2 feet. tomorrow to give you perspective as it gets to six feet they know they are in trouble. abc 7 news. >>> the storm's intense winds could bring down trees. to reduce the chances, pg&e sent tree trimming crews to some bay area neighborhoods. the drought has killed or weakened thousands of trees in california including many in the bay area. track the weather where you live with the abc 7 news weather app. go to abc news 7.com. >>> on our website you will find a safety checklist from the red cross and a list of supplies you'll need when the

how to connect in meaningful ways and not just on the beaver fan site. i will leave you with this question because it will speak to the issue of fellowship, which is a social media age. if it cardassian falls in the woods and doesn't take a filthy, did it ever really happen? [applause] >> are you guys buying this? the problem is people are terrible. do we really want to be in fellowship with actual real people? just me then. me and sunny. i'm so tired of coming to these aei events in hearing about kardashian and kenny g. >> is an unofficial mascot of the american enterprise. >> we wonder why we are losing. >> me? if that's okay. from russell flory. >> i am going to begin, which i do whenever i speak obloquy by telling a hollywood in doubt because people who are from hollywood have no idea if it's true or not. but this one actually in the words of henry kissinger has the additional benefit of being true. a few years ago a tv network was number four spot, which was at that point the lowest spot. now it's number 97 as the lowest spot. they owned all the int

>> they used to call me the beaver, because i was just washing every single day.egetable, they make you carry all the boxes from the market. >> 14. you can't do that anymore, can you? >> i don't think you can make him work 12 hours a day and pay him maybe a buck a month. >> ah, the good old days. >> yeah, well. >> why lyon? why here? look at the fundamentals, the things that lyonnaise think of as birthrights. the right, for instance, to eat delicious cured pork in unimaginably delicious formed. >> the art of charcuterie, lyonnaise can't live without it. >> pate, sausages, it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. [ speaking french ] >> few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig than reynaud. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> 20 ton of saucisson just inside this room. the holiday are coming and they're going mad with production of saucisson. >> in a relentlessly cold room, pork shoulder, belly and back fat are fed in batches through a vertical chopper. the sprinkling of seasoning and spices. removed in large balls of finely but not too finel

. >> guest: in the fifth grade i read a book about a beaver and then read about all of the animals and then moved on to rocks and i could get boxes of them and identify them. >> host: sounds like you were a scientist and i didn't realize it. now i am making the connection. >> guest: one day the teacher held up a shiny rock and said do you know what this is? i didn't raise my hand but finally i did and everybody looked around and thought this is going to be funny. they knew i could possibly not know the answer and thought it would be something dumb and i said it is obsidian and i explained how it was formed and they were shocked. but i was more shocked than anybody. it dawned on me i wasn't stupid. >> host: what grade is this? >> guest: the teafifth grade. the teacher invited me to the lab and i started looking through the microscope. >> host: do you remember the teacher's name? >> guest: mr. jake. >> host: you never forget those that take a little extra interest. how long ago was this? >> guest: that was more than 50 years ago. i went back to the school, several years ago with good mor

. >> beaver creek police detective grills that sha thomas, the girlfriend of john crawford iii.t's just minutes after police open fired, killing crawford inside an ohio walmart. >> why would he have a gun in the store? >> i don't know. >> this is the incident all caught on camera. surveil listens video on august 5 shows crawford wandering the aisles, talking on the phone and carrying what looks like a rifle. a concerned customer called 911 and police responded. >> i'm at walmart. he's pointing it at people. >> police say crawford failed to obey commands from police. but the family argues he never had a chance. they say the video shows he had his back to police and he was on the phone when they approached and the officers open fired just one second after they confronted crawfo crawford. >> one of these is a real gun. one of these is the gun mr. crawford was carrying that day. as you can see, it's very hard to tell the difference. >> it turns out crawford was holding a pellet gun he had picked up from a store shelf, not a rifle. in september, a grand jury chose not to indict the o

. >> the beaver creek police department also released a statement saying, quote, we acknowledge the family'sight to bring this action. we are confident the trial will be fair and impartial. we believe the evidence will prove the officer's actions were legally justiced. >>> the city of los angeles is buying 7,000 body cameras for police officers in an effort to increase transparency. body cameras, of course, have become a big issue in the wake of michael brown's death in ferguson, missouri. it calls the body cameras an effort to increase the trust in place. donations will help pay for these cameras. >>> the manhunt for a mass murderer in pennsylvania so far. the body of bradley william stone was discovered in the woods near his home in philadelphia. officials say the ex-marine appears to have died from self-inflicted knife wounds. he was involved in a custody battle with his wife and is suspected of kill her and her five relatives. >>> and prosecutors will decide not to file sex abuse charges against bill cosby. it came days after judy huth met with investigators. she filed a suit claiming he

beaver creek, and veil got eight. >>> no snow for christmas for snow lovers across our area, we have got beautiful weather, as we head toward the rest of our holiday weekend. first i want to show you a photo sent in by one of our weather watchers. lets check here to see if he can pop up. there we go. got him up there. this is peter in trenton, new jersey. he took this shot of the moon and it is stunning. that is a you'll in shot of what was a beautiful moon last night and what ace a beautiful moon tonight. lets take a look at it if you have a chance. we will head into portions of pennsylvania where jonathan block is reporting 43 degrees in philadelphia pennsylvania. he has a comment. skies clearing and sun has set, temperatures, are indeed increasing trend. they are as skies clear, temperatures like to drop. take one more look at jim swinedell's report, 41 degrees and we will head over into new jersey, at 46 degrees this is from fire marshall joe any somerdale, new jersey at 46 degrees. a few clouds. just a typical day for this season. actually a little bit above average today but no

so that potential is what officers in beaver creek, ohio, could've faced when they responded to this gun walking around walmart. but, as it turns out, that man, john crawford iii wasn't a criminal, he was just a customer. and so, when you see this surveillance video, it indicates he was on his cell phone, and he was carrying a bb gun that he found unpackaged in the store when officers fired two shots killing him. >> they asked him to put the bb gun down. they gave him no opportunity to put it down. the time that went by from the time that the officers asked him to put the bb gun down was .36 seconds. they simply shot him on-site. >> crawford's family announced they just filed a federal lawsuit today after a grand jury failed to indict police officers. prosecutors pointed out exactly how similar the bb gun looked to the real thing. but crawford's family says they want an indictment. >> i'm still pursuing justice. because to me, that is justice. you have to be held accountable. you don't get a pass because you have a side arm and a shield. >> first, let's go to ana cabrera covering thi

i moved consistently, portland, oregon, beaver, oregon, sarasota, florida, denver, colorado. >> i haveroblem. the malcolm master. >> all in this house, we support each other a lot. we're all in the industry. he talks about doing entertaining. i talk about my dancing. i love to dance. i've been doing it since i was 14. i also do something that no other dancer i've ever seen do. i went on the internet and i looked -- i can dance blindfolded. i don't need to see to dance. >> my advice to people in general who want to make it, extraordinary with their lives, i would say it like this. you must show no mercy, nor have any belief whatsoever in how others judge you. for your greatness will silence them all. but above all, ignorance is the weapon of the weak. a tool of the narrow minded. if you disagree with me, no worries. your life, your rules, your destiny. >> on the next "do have you what it takes?" we will find out which one of these four people has what it takes. >> jimmy: i feel like this is the biggest decision of my life. ♪ do you have what it takes >> this is a jaw-dropper. [ cheers a

another shopper, had called 911 saying there was a man with the gun inside that store, in beaver creek. weapon turned out to be a bee-bee gun that crawford had pick up off the shelf. the following month the grand jury decided not to indict the two officers involved. >>> well, hackers behind the unprecedented sony pictures hack released another round of leaks today and it included threats against the premiere of sony's new film the interview. meanwhile two former sony pictures employees have filed a lawsuit against the company for not protecting their personal information. hackers stole some 50,000 social security numbers, and other key information. >>> good evening, everyone. we are just dealing with rush hour today. you will find it on every major roadway, that you travel on, well, take a look at the vine street expressway using vine street expressway will be a little bit difficult if you are heading either westbound or east bound. delays are on both sides and it is practically the length on the eastbound side and westbound you are heaviest delays are making their way beyond broad str

. >> we're also seeking changes in policies, in procedures at the beaver creek police department. should not happen to any other family in this city, in this county, in this great state, and in this nation. >> i'm still pursuing justice because to me, that is justice. you have to be held accountable. you don't get a pass because you have a side arm and a shield. in fact, you set a higher standard. >> this suit comes after a grand jury decided not to indict the officers and that's the problem. families should be able to trust the criminal justice system to address these issues and officers should get the training they need so these tragedies don't occur in the first place. former president bill clinton is now weighing in on the eric garner chokehold case in new york, saying change is needed. >> he was selling untaxed cigarettes on the street in small volumes, trying to make a little extra money. but he didn't deserve to die because of that. so when something like that happens, or when ferguson happens, even if the grand jury was right that the young man was super aggressive and all

. >> to defend their son tim hennis' parents hired two young lawyers, jerry beaver and billy richardson. >> i thought tim was guilty as all get out. i didn't particularly care for tim, but the law school i went to stressed the importance of taking unpopular cases. >> in the days immediately afterwards the news got worse for tim hennis. he had no alibi. angela hennis was out of town all weekend. on saturday morning he dragged a barrel out in the middle of the backyard and started burning stuff. something his neighbors had never seen him do before. >> i don't know what it was but it was something he burned. >> the lady who owns the cleaners, called us and said, that man that you all have arrested brought a black members only jacket into my cleaners friday. look suspicious to you. >> katie eastburn's stolen bank card, used twice, on the friday night and saturday morning, $150 each time. found hennis was late on rent to the tune of $300 which he paid on monday. >> we really thought he was guilty. and there was a lot of physical evidence that was being tested and if some physical evidence ca

protesters were arrested after a christmas eve die-in, what they called it a die-in at a mall in beaver people showed up to protest recent police shootings nationwide, many shouting "hands up don't shoot." in august police shot and killed an ohio man after he picked up a toy air gun at a walmart. >>> and this was no way for any family to spend christmas eve. friends and relatives of the two police officers killed in brooklyn last weekend, came to the place where they died. that street corner is now a flower covered memorial to nypd officers, wenjian liu and raphael ramos. >>> here at "legal view" our focus is stories about crime and justice and legal decisions that impact your life every day as well as the lives of others. this country is the country of laws and this year we had a lot, a lot to talk about. jean casarez did the work for us and looks at the top ten legal stories of 2014. >> reporter: at number 10, contamination in west virginia. a chemical called mch 9 leaks into the water supply affecting hundreds of thousands. >> i want to know he's going to grow up safe. >> reporter: a

schneider opened a shell corporation called eager beaver that bought distressed homes. >> personally and some of the deals were 20% and 30%. she would pick us up in a car and drive us around. hey, we bought that house for 250 and we sold for 320 and, you know, she drove around another block, no house we bought. >> no reason to question the deal especially since he knew schneider did have a legitimate business. >> she had this huge company where they did bar mitzvahs, weddings, go to the warehouse, 10,000 square feet full of products. >> in the beginning he says he made cash and when the checks stopped coming in, he got suspicious and started recording the meetings. >> the art of smooth talking, she mastered it. >> i can't speak right now, i'm running into a closing. >> i'll pay you out of my own personal money, don't worry about it. >> if laurie schneider is speaking then she's lying. >> mark morowitz once considered schneider a close friend, a tactic he believes was all part of the lure. >> she didn't talk about the business, fwaukd me and got to each of us through a personal connec

this is ramsey road at beaver valley road., two of which are on the schuylkill, matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> this story has been breaking overnight and here's the latest. a holiday heist at a local retail store was foiled by police overnight. the accused bandits are on their way the to the big house after being trapped in target. "action news" reporter katherine scott is in northeast philadelphia with more on this breaking story. what's the latest, katherine? >> reporter: well, tam, there have been six other burglaries at targets in pennsylvania since mid-november. around a hundred thousand dollars worth of merchandise has been stolen in those past six burglaries so state police had already assembled a task force to investigate and they along with philadelphia police are investigating this one to see if it's connected. but this all happened here at this target in northeast philadelphia on the 11,000 block of roosevelt boulevard overnight. now, let's go to that video so you can see the hole that police say the men cut

beaver creek police lieutenant rodney kurt grills tasha thomas, the girlfriend of john crawford iii.st minutes after police opened fire killing crawford inside an ohio walmart. >> why would he have a gun in the walmart? >> i don't know. >> does he carry a gun? >> i've never known -- >> reporter: this is the incident all caught on camera, surveillance video on august 5th shows crawford wandering the aisles, talking on the phone and carrying what looks like a rifle. a concerned customer called 911 and police responded. >> holding a gun. pointing it. >> i'm in the walmart. did you say he's pointing it at people? >> affirmative, 930. >> reporter: crawford's family argues crawford never had a chance. the video shows he had back to police and was on the phone when they approached and the officers opened fire just one second after they confronted crawford. >> one of these is a real gun and one of these is the gun mr. crawford was carrying that day. as you can see, it's very hard to tell the difference. >> reporter: it turns out crawford was holding a pellet gun he had picked up from a store

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numbersays there are x of beaver skins and other commodities that were brought back. it says a certain number of kids were born in the new amsterdam colony. way, welso says, by the bought manhattan island. deal of question whether the indians thought they were selling manhattan island. the dutch thought they were buying it. if anything constitutes the birth certificate of new york, this is it. 657, as the flushing -- 1 group of settlers in queens 100 years before the bill of rights. petitioned peter stuyvesant and said you are mistreating the quakers. the west india company promised that we are going to treat everyone equally. not necessarily because we are unliket, but because every other colony in every other settlement in the americas, we did not come here for escaping religious persecution. we did not come here to prospect for gold. we did not come here to convert the indians. we came here to make money. interfered, wedy were not going to bother them. you can call that tolerance. you can call that indifference. but that is what distinct what became new york from e

it was of a woman and was that found in beaver county.n might look like saying she was likely in her 50's. they do not know how long ago she may have died or why. police are checking with medical schools in order to determine if the head came from a cadaver. >> a major christmas storm is brewing in some areas just as millions of american families are about to get out there to brave the roads and airports. many americans are expected to be greeted way very wet but not white christmas this week. but it depends on where you are. if you're over the rockies, the people out there will deal with heavy snow but on our side of the country the issue is going to be heavy rain. all told, 140 million people will travel by air and by car for the holidays. let's go to sky 6 hd and take a live look at philadelphia international airport. and we have seen some low hanging clouds and some fog out there and in fact, right now the faa is saying that there is almost a two-hour stoppage in terms of arriving flights. they're saying you can't come in right now. t