benjamin: we are back.ive from the historic memorial at union college in schenectady with our exclusive time warner cable u.s. senate debate. each candidate gets to ask the other a question. senator schumer, you are up first. sen. schumer: mrs. long, throughout your career, you have stood for -- there are too much regulations of corporations. someone say it is not regulation, but protection for the environment, for consumers, for workers. i would like to ask you, particularly since you are supporting donald trump who has a more libertarian view than you have expressed in the past, your view on regulations. the present put into regulation something to stop the cold burning plants from sending all their noxious stuff over to us. as you know, many of our lakes and other places in the adirondacks are dead because of that. i am for it, i don't know what you think. second, i would ask about the consumer protection board. it protects consumers when banks take advantage of them very i was one of the offers of this

so benjamin, same question to you. i think this is going to be the last comment before we throw it open to everybody here, because we really want to hear from all of you. benjamin the last word is to , you. how do you -- what do you think is the best way -- you mentioned the town hall with the baltimore ravens. boy that sounded fascinating. , what role do you see the union playing on a grassroots, team by team level as a way to advance this discussion of black lives matter and police accountability? benjamin watson: i think it all goes back to the assumption that because we have made it, we don't know where we came from or we can't advocate for those who are less fortunate. it is the assumption that because a quarterback is making $11 million a year or because the tight end is making whatever he is making you can't care , about someone being pulled over or you can't care about someone not being able to vote. or you don't care about sex trafficking. you name it. there are so many injustices going on that is not just bla

he hasn't proved he is benjamin franklin. and you, sir, have not proved that i am not. [ gavel banging ] i will admonish this gallery only once. another outburst like that, and i'll have this courtroom cleared. do you believe the defendant is benjamin franklin? yes. how can you be so sure? all you have to do is look at him and listen to him talk. that's no answer. how do you know? well, if he isn't, why would he have tried to pay for a book that was 200 years overdue? mrs. stephens, do you know the penalty for perjury? oh, hush up. your hon-- [ tinkles ] now, i don't see that it makes any difference whether he's benjamin franklin or not. he represents mr. franklin, doesn't he? now, the district attorney accuses him of creating a disturbance in the library. but he doesn't mention the fact that he was honest enough to pay a 200-year-old fine or that benjamin franklin created the first public library. he also accuses him but he doesn't mention the fact that benjamin franklin started the first volunteer fire department. aren't yo

benjamin: we are back.ive from the historic memorial at union college in schenectady with our exclusive time warner cable u.s. senate debate. about halfway through and each candidate gets to ask the other a question. senator schumer you are up first. sen. schumer: mrs. long, throughout your career, you have stood for -- there are too much regulations of corporations. many of us would consider it not regulation but protection for the environment, for consumers, for workers. i would like to ask you, particularly since you are supporting donald trump who has different than a libertarian view than you have expressed in the past, your view on regulations. the president put into regulation something to stop the coal burning plants from sending all their noxious stuff over to us. as you know, many of our lakes and other places in the adirondacks are dead because of that. i am for it, i don't know what you think. second, i would ask about the consumer protection board. the financial protection board. it protects co

that's an idea that comes into this room with benjamin franklin. at the very beginning of the war, it's an idea he dusted off from the 1750s during the french and indian war. he put together this idea of confederation between the enemies to work together to defend themselves against enemies such as france. he dusts off the old ideas. rewrites this first version of the articles of confederation. the day after they chose the committee to write the declaration of independence, they also chose a committee with a member from each of the states to write the articles of confederation. the main writer, another pennsylvanian, john dickinson. again, dickinson would be famous for kind of trying to slow us down for independence. but at the same time he's making those arguments, he's actually writing the articles of confederation. an agreement between how the united states is going to operate. where essentially the congress would run the war, run foreign policy, the states would run their internal, but they would cooperate with each other. you wouldn't have to

and kelvin benjamin is a bigger than life wide receiver. they play above the rim in these key situations. if you are sitting back in the zone, he does not care about getting hit. you throw it up high, and he will outrebound everybody. that is a core element of this offense. gutsy catch to go up to hang on to that one. but, no pressure and gave it a chance. >> al: that is a gigantic first down. new orleans now takes the last time-out. so the only time that the clock will stop now is at the 2:00 warning. after most likely this play. >> cris: here comes the pressure again. >> al: stewart is the running back. they want to get the clock down the 2:00, and they will on the two-yard gain to the 35. so it is go ing to be second don side of the 2:00 warning. can brees get the ball back? >> cris: what a big time throw and catch that was when they needed it most. >> al: we have come down to the 2:00 warning in a tight one in charlotte. carolina over new orleans, 23-20 on this thursday night. wait! hurry up! come on! ? whoa! l reality world. can i see?

not the outer drive of the benjamin franklin parkway that has been blocked. you can see the turn lane is blocked. you can use the inner drive. you can see the cars here. live on the scene, tractor-trailer brought down wires and pole they are trying to fix it 20th and the local vine. let's look elsewhere around region. this accident cleared organ germantown pike moving better at north wales road. we'll have sunshine not as cold as yesterday no morning, 43 in quakertown, 47 in center city. in the suburbs of new jersey we're in the 40s. >>> surveillance cameras captured the moment a gas explosion rocked the main square in canton, illinois. crews swept up shattered store fronts. natural gas was shut out of an all roads in a three block raid outlines are closed. >>> police in carbon county are looking for three teens who stole puppies. the teens came into the store asking to hold the dogs and when a sales associate was not looking, the teens broke open a door and stuffed two puppies into a coat. anyone with information about the teens is asked to call police. >>>

d have a nice chatty evening with benjamin franklin? benjamin franklin? that's right. at the risk of your thinking me a vain and foolish old man, can you tell me -- in philadelphia? as you can see, electricity has caught on pretty well. oh, we showed him that first thing. yes! oh, yes, and i am delighted, of course, although i'm still very much in the dark about light. he hasn't fixed the lamp yet, you know. uh, when i was in philadelphia, i began -- i began an experiment of lending books, which i called the public library. every city has one. oh, mr. franklin, so many of your inventions have become household words, well, it's hard to tell you how important they are -- the public library, the fire department, the rocking chair, bifocals. uh, m-m-m-mr. franklin, uh, did you start the fire engine? i started the fire department, madam, yes. instead of trying to tell all of this to mr. franklin, why don't we show him? tomorrow, aunt clara and i can take him on a tour of the town. oh, that's a splendid idea, madam. sam, no. oh. n-n-now, darrin, i think it would be much simp

benjamin: thank you to the color. think it would be great if we could agree on what is clean, and then this. -- false debate about global warming ends. globalxon mobil admits warming is happening. we still have this pushback in the twitterverse and among the segment of our society. not only do we not have a shared definition of clean, but president-elect trump has actually promised to undermine that even further, by doing away with something called the social cost of carbon. right now, when we make government decisions, we actually put in place a cost of how much those decisions are going to make in terms of carbon emissions. one of the things that donald trump has promised to do is to get rid of that cultivation. we are only seeing the benefit of fossil fuel projects, and not any of the damages. i think this is one of the things that is really striking. talked about how he hates windfarms because they obstructed views from his golf courses, but has he ever been to west virginia and actually seen a mountaintop removal

and kelvin benjamin is a bigger than life wide receiver. they play above the rim in these key situations. if you are sitting back in the zone, he does not care about getting hit. you throw it up high, and he will outrebound everybody. that is a core element of this offense. gutsy catch to go up to hang on to that one. but, no pressure and gave it a chance. >> al: that is a gigantic first down. new orleans now takes the last time-out. so the only time that the clock will stop now is at the 2:00 warning. after most likely this play. >> cris: here comes the pressure again. >> al: stewart is the running back. they want to get the clock down the 2:00, and they will on the two-yard gain to the 35. and eight as we go to the other side of the 2:00 warning. can brees get the ball back? >> cris: what a big time throw and catch that was when they needed it most. >> al: we have come down to the 2:00 warning in a tight one in charlotte. carolina over new orleans, 23-20 on this thursday night. wait! hurry up! come on! ? what are you looking at? crazy! it

and kelvin benjamin is a bigger than life wide receiver. they play above the rim in these key situations. if you are sitting back in the zone, he does not care about getting hit. you throw it up high, and he will outrebound everybody. that is a core element of this offense. gutsy catch to go up to hang on to that one. but, no pressure and gave it a chance. >> al: that is a gigantic first down. new orleans now takes the last time-out. so the only time that the clock will stop now is at the 2:00 warning. after most likely this play. >> cris: here comes the pressure again. >> al: stewart is the running back. they want to get the clock down the 2:00, and they will on the two-yard gain to the 35. so it is going to be second down side of the 2:00 warning. can brees get the ball back? >> cris: what a big time throw and catch that was when they needed it most. >> al: we have come down to the 2:00 warning in a tight one in charlotte. carolina over new orleans, 23-20 on this thursday night. wait! hurry up! come on! ? whoa! what are you looking at? ca

benjamin royer is disabled and had only been at the camp for four days. sot benjamin royer i was woken up with the cops actually yanking on the tarp that i was sleeping on, they were grabbing stuff left and right without really giving us a chance to break it down or get it in vehicles. now he's camped out at city hall with others who from adeline and fairview. sot benjamin royer im going to stick with the group whereever they go i will go. richie smith has lived in the bay area since 1949. she says things have gotten a lot worse for the homeless in recent years. sot richie smith i would like for them to find some place where they could camp out and if it's set up right, they can cultivate vegetables and do things to improve themselves and the community. thats what i would like to see. rather than keep moving em around and then complaining about how much money it costs to move them around. standup now there's certainly some debate about whether berkeley police were overly aggressive in breaking up the camp but the bigger question is whether this strategy t

and kelvin benjamin is a bigger than life wide receiver. they play above the rim in these key situations. if you are sitting back in the zone, he does not care about getting hit. you throw it up high, and he will outrebound everybody. that is a core element of this offense. gutsy catch to go up to hang on to that one. but, no pressure and gave it a chance. >> al: that is a gigantic first down. new orleans now takes the last time-out. so the only time that the clock will stop now is at the 2:00 warning. after most likely this play. >> cris: here comes the pressure again. >> al: stewart is the running back. they want to get the clock down the 2:00, and they will on the two-yard gain to the 35. so it is going to be second down side of the 2:00 warning. can brees get the ball back? >> cris: what a big time throw and catch that was when they needed it most. >> al: we have come down to the 2:00 warning in a tight one in charlotte. carolina over new orleans, 23-20 on this thursday night. wait! hurry up! come on! ? virtual reality world. can i see?

and kelvin benjamin is a bigger than life wide receiver. they play above the rim in these key situations. if you are sitting back in the zone, he does not care about getting hit. you throw it up high, and he will outrebound everybody. that is a core element of this offense. gutsy catch to go up to hang on to that one. but, no pressure and gave it a chance. >> al: that is a gigantic first down. new orleans now takes the last time-out. so the only time that the clock will stop now is at the 2:00 warning. after most likely this play. >> cris: here comes the pressure again. >> al: stewart is the running back. they want to get the clock down the 2:00, and they will on the two-yard gain to the 35. so it is going to be second down side of the 2:00 warning. can brees get the ball back? >> cris: what a big time throw and catch that was when they needed it most. >> al: we have come down to the 2:00 warning in a tight one in charlotte. carolina over new orleans, 23-20 on this thursday night. wait! hurry up! come on! ? whoa! reality world. can i see? o

. >> detective benjamin marconi was shot twice by the suspect, once in the head. here's more on the arrest and the violence against other police officers across the country this weekend. >> reporter: police in san antonio say they have the man who shot and killed one of the otis tyrone mccain. this is the person whose image we saw on surveillance. this is also the person we believe is responsible for the cold and calculated murder of detective marconi. >> reporter: the victim, 50-year-old detective benjamin marconi was ambushed while sitting in his squad car writing police say otis tyrone mccain went up to him and shot him. >> i think law enforcement was the target. >> reporter: sunday was an incredibly violent day for law enforcement across the country. four officers shot in four separate incidents. in st. louis an officer has been treated and released from the hospital after being shot twice in the face by a gunman who pulled alongside the officer's vehicle and opened fire. police are calling it an ambush. the suspect was later killed in a shootout with two othe

and kelvin benjamin is a bigger than life wide receiver. they play above the rim in these key situations. if you are sitting back in the zone, he does not care about getting hit. you throw it up high, and he will outrebound everybody. that is a core element of this offense. gutsy catch to go up to hang on to that one. but, no pressure and gave it a chance. >> al: that is a gigantic first down. new orleans now takes the last time-out. so the only time that the clock will stop now is at the 2:00 warning. after most likely this play. >> cris: here comes the pressure again. >> al: stewart is the running back. they want to get the clock down the 2:00, and they will on the so it is go ing to be second don and eight as we go to the other side of the 2:00 warning. can brees get the ball back? >> cris: what a big time throw and catch that was when they needed it most. >> al: we have come down to the 2:00 warning in a tight one in charlotte. carolina over new orleans, 23-20 on this thursday night. ? whoa! what are you looking at? crazy! it's a virtua

this is benjamin marconi. he was shot twice in the head information and we expect more at 5:15. in st. louis, sergeant was shot twice in the face in that city. the 19-year-old is named george bush the third and he is expected to survive. the 19-year-old was caught later and killed in a shootout. that is not all. in kansas city there was a traffic stop where the suspect ran away and also shot at police. he was killed in a shootout. in florida there was drive-by where police officer was shot in the shoulder. that officer is expected to be okay. the suspect was arrested after a standoff later on at their house. we are following the stories and these latebreaking developments and we will bring you more as soon as we have it. kelly, back to you . the new realities that come with wearing the blue uniform. makeshift memorial in honor of detective benjamin marconi - shot in the head and killed while writing a traffic nico lahood/district attorney, bexar county, tx"make no mistake this is pure evil when you execute an individual in cold blood"it turned out to be a bloody sunday for offic

when benjamin is the quarterback he's not going to be able to be that free with his words. >> listen, kid. clamp down a little bit. >> you're cute now but don't say anything more. >> from a donkey to a duck. >> this was a gross day no question about it. but we absolutely need it. it's something that the whole area can use. and in boston, temperatures are getting warmer. 51 in the city. the humidity is also on the rise and the wind out of the south at 18. it's going to get pretty mild for most locations. here's a look at the rain totals. a half inch from kathy in worcester. frank in foxborough reporting a third of an inch of rain so far. just a slow go everywhere. it's wet and chilly in spots. and far northern massachusetts where the cold has been locked in. and we had that icing earlier on in the morning. the heaviest rainfall is south of the pike. and that's where it's going to stay. focusing in towards the south coast, the south shore, and reaching over to providence, the yellows where we have heavier downpours and steady across the cape and the islands. much needed. from the mid-50

baby benjamin's timing was a little off... about the time he was making his first apperance, this "for a split second i'm disappointed, but then i it doesn't matter. hopefully they win, but this is more important." the gender of their second child was a total mystery--and they were a bit surprised to learn they'd had another boy. they had a few names on the list, but ultimately, found their inspiration from the world series m-v-p--ben zobrist. the left field line, and we just looked at each other and said, what about ben? we thought maybe that would be a good first name. i mean, we already liked that name." and less than two hours after matt was blessed with his second son, nats cubs win the world series! his favorite team rewrote history. "i don't know if i can top it. i mean, having a kid is amazing no nats singing go cubs go, go cubs go matt telling us they'll definitely be celebrating every year on the second--not only their son's birthday, but of course, that well. coming up next... the iowa state cyclones make another ru

benjamin matthew jansen-- born during game seven to proud cubs fans and now parents for the second time. benjamin was born about the time the indians tied up the game in the eighth, making for a very stressful few minutes for the family. but less than two hours after they welcomed their on the indians for good... "i don't know if i can t opit. i mean, having a kid is amazing no matter what, but it was almost the same feeling twice, but in a short period of time." benjamin is healthy, and his family looks forward to celebrating his birthday and the cubs world series win for years inspired by the game m-v-p ben even president obama -- a whtie sox fan -- excited about the win --- obama -- a whtie sox fan -- excited about the win --- inviting the team to visit him at the white house before he leaves. no word on if the cubbies will take that offer. its let's take another look at wrigley field -- where the cubs will we're wrapping up today in iowa i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. ahh i don't know what i said, ahh i don't remember! i moved on her like a [expletive] and cong

host: coming up, we have benjamin schreiber to talk about how environmental policy may change under president trump . then brian bennett will talk about how president-elect trump may approach immigration. >> views weekend on american history tv on c-span three, saturday at 7:00 eastern, from president lincoln's cottage, we have a conversation about " lincoln's general lives." a you can see women have had means of reinforcing the best in their husbands, or the worst. reel america,

benjamin west is a name you heard me say a few minutes ago. three great early portraitist of washington all studied under benjamin west. trumbull, gilbert stuart, and peale but a painter america, pennsylvania, goes to london and sets up shop, becomes the king's painter. many go to england to mimic his career in a gravitated toward his studio. this is his most in this painting. most people if they know anything about it, they not caused a scandal when it was first done because it shows general james wolf in his clothes. that was considered somewhat scandalous back in 1771 because if you were anyone worth having a painting done of yourself on the heroic stage, you needed to be dressed up like a good roman would have been. the fact that this kind of realistic portrayal of the general in 1759 was still kind of scandalous, even when it crosses the atlantic into the americas, is symbolized by this engraving. this is one artist's provision of the statute congress voted to erect of washington. as late as 1783. and you can see, well, i do not have to t

benjamin marconi shot during a traffic stop across from police headquarters. he was killed while writing a ticket in his squad car. >> and in st. louis, an officer was shot in the face as he sat in traffic. he's expected to be okay. the suspect was officers were also shot near kansas city and south florida. we'll stay on top of these shootings. >>> donald trump is holding more meetings today as he tries to fill his cabinet. he met separately with more than 20 people over the weekend, while also slamming the cast of the broadway hit, "hamilton," because they confronted mike pence. >>> taking a look at today's weather, snow in the northeast. the great lakes. and freezing precipitation in the eastern dakotas. and nebraska. rain and snow in the rockies. >>> finally from us, more and more women are finding ways to have a career while working from home. >> abc's karen travers has that story. >> want a sandwich? >> reporter: elizabeth is a mom-preneur. >> i work for plexus worldwide. it's a plant-based supplement company. >> reporter: the word mom-preneur may be unfa

you will enjoy the biggest show on the benjamin franklin parkway. check out the parade map and parking information at 6abc.com. >>> stay with us there's much more to come on "action news" for this saturday morning. clawed gentleman row shares a -- clawed >>> a storm creates a complete standstill in the central part of the company. >> reporter: that's moving our way. tomorrow it is going to feel like 26 degrees. the winds will whip. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. oh, my goodness, winter is a month weaker but drivers in the midwest are feeling a winter-like punch there. this is never good to see, right? some cars and trucks got stuff in heavy snow. more than a foot hit the area. guess what that storm system, yup it's moving our way. well not get the snow, but get ready for a drop in the temperatures. meteorologist karen rogers explains that. >> reporter: that wind you're talking about, we have a wind advisory that will go into effect tonight. get ready for the wind it's coming. storm tracker 6 live double scan around the area

studied under benjamin west. he is an american from pennsylvania, goes to london and sets up shop, become sticky's king's- becomes the painter. many go to england to mimic his career in a gravitated toward his studio. this is his most in this painting. they know what caused a scandal shows general james wolf in his clothes. that was considered somewhat scandalous back in 1771 because if you were anyone worth having a painting done of yourself on the heroic stage, you needed to be dressed up like a good roman would have been. this kind of realistic portrayal of the still kind1759 was of scandalous, even when it crosses the atlantic into the americas, is symbolized by this engraving. this is one artist's provision of the statute congress voted to erect of washington. you can see, well, i do not have to tell you, washington never wore a suit of armor like this. it is not even a roman tote. this is like a velasquez continues to door. .- conquistador it shows americans are not letting go of certain tropes, a cartograp

police benjamin used a sexual slur toward the victim as the crowd poured out. he rped off of the victim's clothing, shs and irpiece. the victim was left naked on the ground, kicked and punched. the ctim reported this as a hate crime. he's being held without bail. unaware of the attack. police did not learn of the hate crime until t victim went to lawrence general hospital. they arrested the accused attacker. rhondella richardson, news 5. jc: donald trump met with the new york times, a meeting that he and the he initially cancele. promises he made during his campaign. >> ben carson, who said he didn't want to be considered a cabinet position appears to be back in consideration. the president elect we did i am considering dr. ben carson as the head of hud. his desire toe part ofm to weigh prident-elect is consering. >> there's a tradition that after you win an election y put things behind you. i would be supportive of continuing the investigation. >> the president does not have the ability to decide who charged. among topics discussed, climate change mode which i

and kelvin benjamin is a bigger than life wide receiver. they play above the rim in these key situations. if you are sitting back in the zone, he does not care about getting hit. you throw it up high, and he will outrebound everybody. that is a core element of this offense. gutsy catch to go up to hang on to that one. but, no pressure and gave it a chance. >> al: that is a gigantic first down. new orleans now takes the last time-out. so the only time that the clock will stop now is at the 2:00 warning. after most likely this play. >> cris: here comes the pressure again. >> al: stewart is the running back. they want to get the clock down the 2:00, and they will on the two-yard gain to the 35. so it is going to be second down side of the 2:00 warning. can brees get the ball back? >> cris: what a big time throw and catch that was when they needed it most. >> al: we have come down to the 2:00 warning in a tight one in charlotte. carolina over new orleans, 23-20 on this thursday night. wait! hurry up! come on! ? what are you looking at? crazy! i

benjamin, i thought you didn't believe in the prophecies. i don't. then why are you using them to justify giving up your position? so your mind's made up? you'll step aside? akorem will make a far better emissary than i ever was. he's bajoran. he's a revered poet, and he wants the job. besides, starfleet will be thrilled. they never liked the idea that the bajorans saw me as a religious figure. how do you know i make it clea the bajorans will accept akorem as their new emissary? r that i'm stepping aside voluntarily they will. you're off the hook. how does i ifeel? it feels, uh... good. no more blessings to give. no more prophecies to fulfill. i'm just a starfleet officer again. all i have to worry about are the klingons, the dominion and the maquis. chief! congratulations, dad. you heard? great news, my friend. come have a drink. celebrate. i really should be getting home. oh, just one. all right. quark, did you hear? chief o'brien is having a baby. i thought your females carried your young. my wife. my wife is having the baby. congratulations. cute

and kelvin benjamin is a bigger than life wide receiver. they play above the rim in these key situations. if you are sitting back in the zone, he does not care about getting hit. you throw it up high, and he will outrebound everybody. that is a core element of this offense. gutsy catch to go up to hang on to that one. but, no pressure and gave it a chance. >> al: that is a gigantic first down. new orleans now takes the last time-out. so the only time that the clock will stop now is at the 2:00 warning. after most likely this play. >> cris: here comes the pressure again. >> al: stewart is the running back. they want to get the clock down the 2:00, and they will on the two-yard gain to the 35. so it is go ing to be second don side of the 2:00 warning. can brees get the ball back? >> cris: what a big time throw and catch that was when they needed it most. >> al: we have come down to the 2:00 warning in a tight one in charlotte. carolina over new orleans, 23-20 on this thursday night. wait! hurry up! come on! ? crazy! it's a virtual reality wor

detective benjamin marconi, shot in the head and killed while writing a traffic ticket. >> make no mistake about it, this is pure evil when you execute an individual in cold blood. >> it turned out to be a bloody sunday for officers in multiple city. in st. louis an officer was shot twice in the head but expected to survive. also in missouri, another officer shot near kansas city and yet another in florida. >> what we're seeing unfortunately is t officer's memorial fund sees a pattern and is concerned about copycat behaviors by criminals. some of them are deranged. some of them are sovereign types. now toward police and toward government. i'm afraid that law enforcement is bearing the front. the narrative needs to change at the federal law and state and local level as well. as officers' lives continue to be at risk, then the public will be at risk as well. >> thanks for the update. >> more breaking news at this hour, sources are telling us at our sister station in san custody accused of shooting and killing a 20-year veteran of the police force in san antonio. they are having a news confer

community members in san antonio are dropping off flowers and leaving thank you notes for detective benjamin marconi.. police say.. for just doing his job. sot - chief william mcmanus / san antonio police "absolutely feel targeted. i feel we were targeted // i think the uniform was the target. anyone who happened -- first person who happened along was the person he targeted." san antonio police chief.. this is their suspect.. caught on surveillance video at the police station sunday morning.. sot - chief william mcmanus / san antonio police "he asked a question, the clerk said they would help him with that and he hitting marconi, sitting in his patrol car.. twice in the head.. before driving away. through the headquarters parking lot." marconi is one of four officers ambushed this weekend.. in st louis.. another officer, while sitting in his squad car was shot twice in the face.. in florida and in missouri.. two more officers were shot and wounded during a traffic stop. mourn.. to let detective marconi's family know.. they are not alone. sot - "everybody's life matters, so that's why i oncam

thank you, benjamin... i think. hopefully, odo will get back on his feet soon. ( kira sneezinin ) agreed. may i come in? if you're looking for dr. bashir he's not in right now. actually, i came to see you. to be honest, major i didn't plan on staying. i just c ce to bring you this. today's criminal activities report. i figured you might be getting tired of staring at medical consoles all day. that was very thoughtful of you, major. if there's anything else you need you let me know. yeahahuh, i'll do that. what? ( grunting ) ah... ah. keep moving. i'll feel a lolobetter once we're off this station. too bad because you're nototeaving. security chief odo. i heard you were indisposed. well, you heard wrong. now, you and i need to talk i told you before i don'n'know anything about them. well, tell me again. oh, no, you don't. ( yelling in pain ) let's go. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail let

when another driver pulled up behind the two shots at the officer's head. 50 year old detective benjamin marconi .. died at the hospital. police are still looking for the shooter and say there is no connection between the driver getting the ticket and the killer. and in florida-- police have arrested the suspect who shot a police officer in sanibel last night. police say they took the suspect into custody after he exchanged gunfire with officers. officials say the suspect shot jarred ciccone in a drive by shooting while the that officer has since been treated and released from the hospital. we'll have the latest on all these incidents throughout the morning here on wakeup. kim and jessob. back to you. a bizarre case will likely come to an end today. 31-year-old robert dorgay disappeared in the middle of his trial. but a jury still found him guilty of a number of charges-- including sexual assault and strangulation. u-s marshals picked him up in mississippi just days later. he had cut off his g-p-s monitoring bracelet. dorgay's sentencing is scheduled for 8 morning. jermarro dantzler is a

in london, benjamin hall, fox news." contentious philippines president rodrigo duterte doo-tur-tay -- who has u the past-- also added his congratulations to the list... he said quote- "long live, mr. trump! we both curse at the slightest of reason. we are alike." donald trump's win over hillary clinton rocked financial markets across the globe. but in markets here in the u-s - the dow surged. the dow jones industrial average rose 256 points to 18,589. that's within 50 points of the all-time >>> lights, camera, access. >>> i pledge to every citizen of our land -- >> we owe him an open mind. >> what did you all do last night? >> the celebration and the despair. we've got every angle covered. i'm natalie morales. amid arguably the most divisive election ever we've also got the many who are us together. >> we've got megan over here in 30 seconds. excuse me. >> the night is full of drama. >> behind the scenes at fox news for every twist and turn. i'm scott evans. plus how in the world did the media get this so wrong? >> here'

the coins are tossed on the grave as a tribute to benjamin franklin who said the phrase "a penny saved is a penny earned" ." >> why wouldn't that be covered by federal? >> you would think so. >> why do they have to have gofundme quickset should be federal. >> they have grants for but they need more money pick they have money -- but not enough to fix. part in the story. >> what about all the pennies? >> put that toward it. >>> taking a look at the weather pic beginning with the almanac. yesterday, 61. normally, we are at 47 degrees. we have been above normal. it is a trend that continues as we look for milder air. cloud cover this noon period will continue to move away with warmer weather. upper 50s to the north lower- 60s in the southern part of the viewing area. continuing to warm. sixtys tomorrow. upper 60s to low 70s for the day thursday. 62 degrees this afternoon. a mainly sunny sky. mostly clear skies this evening. beautiful sunshine right now. after a very foggy start to the day. in cedar rapids currently, 52 with sunshine. we will go about 11 degrees warmer yet. but 52, still ab

benjamin hall has the latest. chyrons: diyarba 0:12-0:24 binali yildirim/ turkish prime minister voice of translator 0:43-0:53 adem geveri/ hdp lawmaker voice of translator 0:54-1:11 istanbul, turkey 1:12-1:23 frank-walter steinmeier/germany foreign minister voice of translator 1:24-1:36 benjamin hall / london, england / fox news correspondent on cam fox news tag a deadly car bomb explodes in turkey's southeast region... claiming lives and leaving a trail of destruction in the streets. turkish officials are calling it an act of terror. yildirim says: "it showed again its mean and disgusting face. early in the morning, at a point where the riot police were stationed in an area where the citizens were going to work, children going to school, a car loaded with a bomb detonated." the bombing comes just hours after at least a dozen pro-kurdish legislators they include members of the people's democratic party-or h-d-p--and other prominent figures. some members of the party are speaking out against the government's actio

benjamin, hello?er: bill, it has been six weeks since the operations to recapture moat sewell. progress slowed to a crawl. isis resistance remains incredibly strong. suicide bombers out of nowhere. iraqi forces had to regroup in the eastern outskirts of the city. still, they are over six miles from the city center. the streets ahead of them are sensor. forces have to move street by street, house by house to weed out isis fighters waiting to ambush them. meanwhile isis continued to post footage showing their own fighters engaging iraqi troops inside of the city. throughout the campaign they continued to release a steady stream of video showing their own on going battles. west of mosul there have been successes but by iranian-backed shia militias, who captured the talifar airbase. they continued their move to cut off the main supply route between mosul and syria and they're attempting to surround the city completely. among the shia groups, they are designated a terror organization by the u.s. east of mo

detective benjamin marconi, a 20-year veteran, stopping a car. man getting out and shooting him twice in the head through the passenger side window. head quarters. >> reporter: the 50-year-old father of two rushed to the hospital where he passed away. in st. louis, another ambush. an officer shot twice in the face while hit siting in his patrol car. the unidentified father of three in critical but stable condition. after a city-wide manhunt. police and the suspect shoot. an officer in gladstone was shot while making a traffic survive. a suspect was wounded in the incident. and in south florida, an officer was shot this a drive-by while he was conducting a traffic stop on sannibel island. a suspect was take sboon custody after an exchange of gunfire with police. the officer was shot in the should and treated an released. >> san antonio is taking a further notice. >>> this morning's other big story. extreme weather making a mess of roads and airports on this busy travel week. >> tricky timing. major storm under way from the midwest to the east. com

fox's benjamin hall is in iraq with more. a major development in the battle for mosul. iraqi fighters breaking through enemy lines... entering the city for the first time in more than two years. al-kenani says: "..our troops entered the mosul tv station. the mosul tv station is very significant, it means the city of mosul. and this is good news to the people of mosul, indicating th mosul has begun." voice of translator special forces say they're being met with fierce resistance as they advance on iraq's second largest city. it may take weeks, if not months, for the iraqis to reach mosul's center. dorrian says: "..this is an iraqi plan. the iraqis have been working on this for some time. we've been there with them planning this." the u-s military puts the number of isis militants in the city at three hundred more are believed to be on the outskirts. about a thousand of those are said to be foreign fighters. dorrian says: "..if da'esh stand and fight, they're going to be killed. there's no question about that. if they run, they will be either be captured or killed. they a

baby benjamin's timing was a little off... happened.. "for a split second i'm disappointed, but then i realized i wanted the cubs to n, here's my newborn boy, it doesn't matter. hopefully they win, but this is more important." the gender of their second child was a total mystery--and they were a bit surprised to learn they'd had another boy. they had a few names on the list, but ultimately, found their inspiration from the world series m-v-p--ben zobrist. "then he hits this double down what about ben? we thought maybe liked that name." and less than two hours after matt was blessed with his second son, cubs win the world series! his favorite team rewrote history. "i don't know if i can top it. i mean, having a kid is amazing no matter what, but it was almost the same feeling twice, but in a short period of time." go cub matt says they'll celebrate every year on november second -- for their son's birthday of course, but also college football from last night. iowa state hosting 14-ranked oklahoma. they're down 14-3 early in the second quar

newton, hitting benjamin. now, peters ripped the ball out of benjamins hands and then they are in goal range. all you can do is watch. 37 yards out. it is up t -- it is good. time expired. chiefs beat the panthers 20-17. that is 5 straight wins. the panthers now 3-6. now, talib and the broncos trying to get back in the driver's seat of the afc west or keep up to speed. 2 minutes to go, down 2, making a grab, 2 brood to tie the game. they need an extra point to probably win the football game. but then ... timons leaps over the center. he blocks the kick, will parks scoops it up on and goes 84 yards. he kept his feet in it. this is amazing. two points for the broncos instead of losing they blocked a kick and they are 7-3. so, here it is in the afc west as it stands right now. chiefs and raiders are tied at 7-2 but kc won earlier this season in oakland they hold the tiebreaker right now. >>> nascar in phoenix. the chase race. after two overtime restars, joe picks up his second in the chase he will be johned by ji

benjamin hall has the latest. chyrons: diyarba 0:12-0:24 binali yildirim/ turkish prime minister voice of translator 0:43-0:53 adem geveri/ hdp lawmaker voice of translator 0:54-1:11 istanbul, turkey 1:12-1:23 frank-walter steinmeier/germany foreign minister voice of translator 1:24-1:36 benjamin hall / london, england / fox news correspondent on cam fox news tag a deadly car bomb explodes in turkey's southeast region... claiming lives and leaving a trail of destruction in the streets. turkish officials are calling it an act of terror. yildirim says: "it showed again its mean and disgusting face. early in the morning, at a point where the riot police were stationed in an area where the citizens were going to work, children going to school, a car loaded with a bomb detonated." the bombing comes just hours after at least a dozen pro-kurdish legislators

detective benjamin marconi wasrn shot and killed this morning while he wasor writing out a traffic ticket in his squad car. the gunman is still out there.. it's been nine hours after the ambush murder of detective marconi and a massive man hunt police have now identified a person of interest.tere reached in and fired a second round.roun this plan now being considered a person of after san antonio police detective benjamin marconi was murdered while on duty. a person pulled up behind the patrol car in a black vehicle. it appeared to be a run of the million traffic stop directly outside police headquarters.adqu the 20 year veteran was inside e squad car writing a ticket when his killer pulled up behind him once w in the head and thena second time before fleeing. it's always difficult,ffic especially in this day and age where police are being target across theare country. police also searching for this car as the man hunt continuestiu for detective marconi's killer. it's always difficult, especially in this day and age where police are being targetben across the country. one real quick and i

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san antonio police detective benjamin marconi was inside his vehicle right in writing routine traffic ticket when someone approached his window, shot him >> it started yesterday afternoon and has not stopped all night and to this point it will not stop until this person is in custody. >> marconi was 50 years old and had spent almost half of life on his life on the force. the suspect was briefly inside police headquarters before the shooting, barely long enough to ask the clerk a question and walk out. it is unclear what you want to but the local police chief says it is clear who the target was. >> i think anyone in uniform with the target. back in st. louis and officer was shot twice in the face by a suspect wanted for a string of crimes. the officer will survive but the suspect was killed by police. >> the officer was not involved in the traffic stop. this officer was driving down the road and was ambushed. >> that is not all. in florida and officer was shot and injured during a traffic stop. arrested but not before trading gunfire with police and the kansas city suburb the suspect s

i believe in in history, i'm not trying to damage the grave a benjamin franklin who was the founder ofhe university of pennsylvania where i went to school. >> you are chasing the president-elect who decided to go out to dinner. >> i'm standing outside trump tower on fifth avenue, new york city mayor bilbo diblasio came out after meeting with president-elect donald trump inside. mayor diblasio had been meeting and i talked about fears and concerns of new yorkers in terms of what president-elect donald trump has set on the campaign trail. while i had him there i asked him, what you think about president-elect donald trump ditching the media on tuesday night? >> donald trump was able to ditch the media yesterday and go out to dinner, do you think that's a security issue or his right to have dinner with his family? >> for long time we have seen presidents in office go to restaurants, planned planter on spur of the moment. >> i was able to ask, donald trump campaign manager if donald trump intentionally trick the media. >> did he intentionally mislead the press when he went to dinner? >> he