. >> reporter: bob williams knows all of the signs. >> face down on the dash, there is a yankee candle eric freshener blocking the expiration date, i cannot see the year, can i take a look at your blackard? >> it is my husband, he is still in the store. >> this driver was caught in a lie. >> he will be out in a lie - - out in a minute. he's not here. >> you just said he was in the bathroom. why are you using your husband's card if he is not what about someone who needs >> please don't put me on tv. >> reporter: some were excited to see the crackdown. >> this abuse is upsetting. >> reporter: 7300 drivers were ticketed. >> you will get a $200 ticket for an expired blackard. >> reporter: they wrote 4300 tickets in the past three years. >> you hope you don't find any. >> reporter: but he found this guy using a temporary blackard that expired in july of last year. we checked and found out he tried to get a blackard last march and the state ejected his request. his blackard now gets added to this stack at the police station. truckee figure drivers would keeps growing. >> a young lady told me

. >> bob williams knows all the telltale signs. >> face down on the dash, there is a yankee candle air freshener blocking the expiration date, i can't see the year which is so important. >> if i could take a look at your placard. >> it's my husband's, he is still in the store. >> listen as this driver is caught in a a lie. >> he will be out in a second. >> i hope so. >> i am going to call them -- >> he's not here, he's not here. >> where is he? >> he's home, you just said he is in the bathroom. >> why are you using your husband's if he is not here. >> the woman didn't have a good explanation. what about sun who needs this spot. >> i'm not on tv shoppers who depend on the placards. down. >> abuse is really upsetting. police have busted 79300 drivers for illegal handicap parking since tackling the problem. dollar ticket. >> police have made it a priority writing 43900 tickets in the past three years. any. >> john riley found this guy. half old. >> using a temporary placard that expired in july of 2014. >> why do you keep using the one that is expired. >> waiting for the other one to come

bob. >> serena williams. >> yes. >> i have met her a bunch of times. >> yes. >> so nice. >> probably the think so. >> she's getting some backlash, well, she's not but the sports illustrated people are. from fans over her recent cover of sports illustrated. >> yes. >> they are always body shaping her. she's 34. she was name sports illustrated 2015 sports person of the year. she has a outfit there sitting in a gold chair like a thrown. >> this isn't radio, i can see that, lauren. >> and people are saying they had to set it up that her legs look like they are smaller then they are. she's famous for those super powerful legs. >> right. >> they look a lot slimmer, then they really are. you be the judge. here's a photo shoot from a few months back. thinks for the cover of the new york times. she was up on that, i don't know, i guess balance beam. >> here's the thing. >> let's go back to the cover. >> wow. >> do you see that is her leg. >> i can do that. >> look at those abu-jamals. >> we have seen good abs this week and it is only tuesday. >> i know it. >> you don't see much of her upper thigh

. >>> accusations of violence at a national blue rib bobs school in prince william county. a teacher spanked their 5-year-old son. the post reports three other families made similar accusations. now, the incident was reported a year ago but parents charge too little has been done. the teacher involved now works in montgomery county. >>> we are officially in heater weather. you've got to have that going now. >> that's right. the kids are going to wand to bunltdle up early if they're heading to the bus stop, right, chuck? >> absolutely right. it is december. some areas have thickening phuoc. the dense fog factor has been canceled. 30 winchester, 37 in culpeper. it's going to be a chilly day. "storm team 4" radar shows nothing out the door just yet. a few sprinkles in southernmost maryland. few raindrops especially south of washington by later on this afternoon into early this evening. school day weather at the bus stops, bundle up this morning. not a bad looking day. recess gets a "b." looking into the weekend with that seven-day forecast is just ten minutes from now. for now

. >> yet you read some of the names of these who served, ted williams, joe dimaggio, bob feller, hankenburg, peewee reese, yoga berra, biggest names of their day. >> biggest names of their day were drafted rather than enlisted. that's not true of greenberg. >> hank greenberg left first base for the army, served his time and then went back in. >> greenberg who had been drafted in 1940 and when his draft year had been given and pearl harbor was bombed, he enlisted the very next day. >> baseball legend ted williams is every bit as legendary in the marine core where he served as a fighter pilot during war. the skills he displayed in the batter's box were more valuable in the cockpit. during training, he set records that still stand in the marine corps to this day. >> people like ted williams went over and served, came back and picked up where they left off. >> most players were able to do this. they returned to major league action after years away and picked it up. there were those that didn't. people who lost their skills or lost their appetite for the game because of what they had seen

william lynn. lynn accused of knowingly allowing sexual preditor priest toss have contact with children, but attorney bob berg strom said his client is innocent. >> what bothers him the most is the inaccuracy of some of the perceptions in terms of what he really did. >> monsignor lynn new how dangerous it was to put a pedifile into a school with children. >> monsignor lynn is in a prison in scranton, he has served about two years of his three to six-year term. >>> a texas teenager who avoided jail time for murder because of an after flu end is a defense is being detained in port a val adder a this morning. eat and couch disappeared after attorneys found he violated the terms of his probation. couch was 16 years old and driving under the influence when he struck and killed three people in a texas road in 2013. at trial, couch's lawyers argued that the teen suffered from quote after flu end is a, because he was coddled by his wealthy parent. >> tensions are high in cleveland after a grand jury declined to indict two officers in the fatal shooting of tamire rice. among them, rookie officer timothy low man,

was another one, celebrating jack williams incredible career, he retired after 40 years, including this reunion that he wasn't expecting between jack and liz walker and bob lobell, jack is family to us and to the kids who lives he changed through wednesday's child. i know one of your favorite stories featured kids. >>> thinking back at stories that made me smiled, david wade march of dimes, kids who born as preemies, and these kids came in and they reassured all the families and the parents you go through this traumatic experience you can be as strong and healthy as everyone else, i have a friend whose daughter was very small and young, her daughter is great. so that struck a cord. >> i think those are the stories we remember best because they are the stories that give us hope? right coming back from what looked like a loss and winning to the delight of an entire city that would suffer through a tough winter and great kids. >> the summer, too, all time great summer. >> seriously. i know there is snow and cold, this is one of the best weather years i ever remembered, so sunny and so comfortable most of the time, we can take february. >> that's right, grea

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bob remembering this, today was andy williams' birthday and hearing him on the radio again. the year. and some cooler readings. let's see, i think that this is daniel with 43. but wind chill, yeah, 37. wind at 18 miles per hour. you are going to see some significant winds later. appreciate this, dana. the tree's already up. i'm going to challenge my weather watchers. send in outside light pictures. i love to see displays. i know you're up to the task. and then we will share them over the next few days if we get pretty ones. the skies will be pretty this afternoon. but it's going to be windy. we are going to see that wind fill in and intensify. seeing the bright light, not dealing with the fog. aye yai yai, the fog too much. winds out of the west at 8 miles per hour. the cool spot on the map, 37. some 50s for long island. but just 51 this afternoon. so technically, going down as 54 but it's one of those days where you hit it around midnight. and still above the normal of 47. 69 and 9 your record. it can be cold this time of the year. 7:02 sunrise time. 4:29, sunset. that will

bob, you are on the air, sir? >> caller: hi, good morning. thanks for taking my call. i had seen a documentary ri on williams burg some years ago, maybe on pbs. and there was an excavation which involved the wheel found dais of the 19th century. one of them was the civil war hustler. basically two questions. i just wonder any follow up that's been done on that? and the second part is related. there was a battle of williams burg in the civil war, as well. i'm curious toe find out if your educational addressed that. >> thanks for that. i'm not familiar with the excavation. i'm trying to locate that excavation that you're refere e referencing. and i don't want to give the wrong information to get off track. >> we really focus on a period of up to about 1785. but we do have educational programming through our hero programs formally electronic field trips and our teacher an professional development programming that that's not really one of our core functions. >> it's anticipated next we're going to be hearing from a historical interpreter fled williams burg. tell our viewers before they see this, why did they lea

chastity williams said the man caring for her dog toward hot grease on it. the dog, named bob marley, received third-degree burns. elizabeth: hawkeye fans are thinking about going to the rose bowl and they had better hurry. the university alumni association said they had tremendous interest in the packages. 4 nights, airfare, tickets. they will play stanford on new year's day in pasadena. eric: the iowa statements basketball team is 7-0. beating buffalo lats night -- last night at hilton. the highest in the school history. we will have an eye on a special preview of the next game wednesday on kcci. elizabeth: we look forward to that and the weather as well. metinka: this is the airport skycam and the sky is brightening up. sunrise not until 7:30. 35 degrees turning out, heading for sprinkles this afternoon and 53. more 50's and maybe 60's on thursday. before temperatures take a bit of a nosedive by sunday. shaina: everything is looking good on the roads. we have the bike versus car at seventh but other than that, no eric: hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 15 gigs o

bob casey, for joining me on this. it was back in 2014 that senator casey and i introduced the eric williams correctional officer protection act. it's a bipartisan bill, mr. president, and i.t. got a simple idea -- it's got a simple idea. the side to better enable those men and women who protect us every day by working as corrections officers, to better enable them to protect themselves in the very dangerous environments in which they go to work every day. amazingly enough, under the bureau of prison policy, prison guards are often placed on duty guarding large numbers of inmates by themselves, unarmed, and with no meaningful way to defend themselves. officer eric williams of wayne county, pennsylvania, paid the price for this policy. in february of 2013, eric williams was working alone in a housing unit of a federal prison, a unit of 125 inmates. carrying out a radio, handcuffs on the one hand a seand a set oe had no one with him to provide backup. when a gang member savagely attacked and killed officer williams. the inmate used a homemade weapon to stab eric 129 times. he beat eric so badly that his skull was crushed. th

bob: we are learning more about a rollover accident in new hampshire. heather: the victim was speeding away from police before the crash. eric williams was pronounced dead at the scene. this car afternoon along route 101 in exeter. williams had been driving dangerously. he led them on a chase hitting speeds over over 100. >> east o f exit 11, the operator made a sudden movement which caused him to lose control. subsequent restart the guard rail, rolled over several times. and the the i go came to rest. heather: police are continuing to investigate that crash. bob: a man from lawrence arriving at -- arrested for driving the wrong way on the highway in new hampshire. he was drunk when he was caught just after 6:00 this morning. they say he was traveling south in the northbound lanes on route 93. two other men from lawrence were in the car and taken into protective custody. in fairhaven, a car slammed into a gas station. along route 6. it is now shut down. so engineers can check the damage done to the gas pumps. heather: 49 degrees. bob: they are going to change on us? danielle: some rain, that is going to be moving in as we work our wa

william well he got a $40 wal*mart gift car. >>> we are celebrating a very kelly christmas our bob kelly checking out amazing light displays atoozy. >> he's live in marlton, new jersey. bob, this is quite a show you're putting on for us here. >> unbelievable. first of all the weather is fantastic to check out the christmas lights. look at the crowd that has gathered here on king avenue in marlton, new jersey. this is tradition. they block the streets off. the firefighters are here. cute baby alerts all along the way. i said a few moments ago that i saw somebody come down the chimney. who do you think it was? >> santsanta claus! >> you're right. look whose here. santa claus is here! let's have hand for san tax everybody. (applause). >> we are live on king avenue in marlton, new jersey at the home of the ron kettys. tom and beth where they have been decorating for will over 10 years. 175,000 lights. here comes santa. come on down here. brian come on over this way. santa and mrs. claus are here to see the kids. they have the food here tonight. all of the inflatables and the lights. the cars have been making that slow stream ever

a new date is set in the william porter retrial, that means, what it means for other officers who will be on trial for death of freddie gray in baltimore. >>> bobly good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. 6:12. we have a new pattern on route 202, and expect a lot of volume heading in abe out of the king of prussia area, or for that matter any of the area shopping malts this week. wet road on the way, sue has the forecast we will check jam comes when we come back. winter solstice happened last night. we had shortest day of the year. any days are getting longer. now we will deal with temperatures so unusual for december. much warmer then average. the it is things to the air from the southwest along with the rain. heavier rain looks like it the is out in lancaster county up through lehigh valley and as you saw, rain in the pocono mountains this morning. the eventually, it will fill in and we will get that rain here, probably, after, 7:00 maybe 8:00 o'clock depending on where you live. we're try in philadelphia right now but have that rain gear with you. you will need it before the end of the morning, it the will probably last that rain through

bob scales. >>> also tonight, watching the city of baltimore for more demonstrations and protests after a maryland judge today declared a mistrial in the trial of baltimore police officer william porter. one of six baltimore police officers charged in connection with the april death of freddie gray. we'll have the latest details for you coming up tonight. >>> we'll also take up the winners and losers from the fifth republican presidential debate. a full report who won, who lost, who solidified their lead and who may have hurt themselves, some of them considerably. all of that coming up tonight. >>> our top story, the obama administration today suffering embarrassing setbacks, in its efforts to fight the islamic state. defense secretary carter visiting baghdad where he had hoped to make good on the president's promises to accelerate efforts to destroy the islamic state. instead, iraq's prime minister didn't take up the pentagon's recent offer to support iraqi forces with apache attack helicopters in the fight for ramadi. >> prime minister did not make any specific requests in connection with helicopters, which you mentioned, in connection with ramadi. >> well, it's kind of hard

william h. macy. >> looks a little -- >> i didn't know that's the same guy. >> "star wars: the force awakens" opens on december 18th. bobm the new lucas film. >> when we bought lucas film, i knew there were global interests in star wars movie. there had not been a film out in ten years is while we had strong instincts about level of interest and what it might do, we had no idea -- i will say to you in all honesty standing here tonight, interest in this film worldwide has exceeded expectations by a lot. >> that does it for us. join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" begins now. ♪ good tuesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. it is fed day. the start of a two-day meeting. the pre-market rallying here after a recovery yesterday that warning from 3m taking some of