karlyn bowman: thanks, norm. one of the things obama did in 2008, considerably expand size of iowa caucus electorate and bringing in many, many young people, and that was a key to victory. it was all done sub rosa. it is not clear to me that we will see that same thing for bernie sanders in this campaign. the primaryo calendar. henry we will start with you. who doesn't advantage? let's talk about the byzantine delegation roles. henry olsen: republican nomination is significantly influenced by rules. republicans decided that any contest between march 1st and march 15th must award their their delegates in some manner of proportionality. republicans being republicans, they have a looser definition the democrats were there visit national standard that applies to all the contest. what that means is that if your republican voter in a state that votes during that time your vote a state thathan votes afterwards he just because your vote to delegate ratio is going to be lower. reason, ther some very conservative states of

karlyn bowman: thanks, norm. one of the things obama did in 2008, considerably expand size of iowa caucus electorate and bringing in many, many young people, and that was a key to victory. it was all done sub rosa. it is not clear to me that we will see that same thing for bernie sanders in this campaign. the primaryo calendar. henry we will start with you. who doesn't advantage? let's talk about the byzantine delegation roles. henry olsen: republican nomination is significantly influenced by rules. republicans decided that any contest between march 1st and march 15th must award their their delegates in some manner of proportionality. republicans being republicans, they have a looser definition the democrats were there visit national standard that applies to all the contest. what that means is that if your republican voter in a state that votes during that time your vote a state thathan votes afterwards he just because your vote to delegate ratio is going to be lower. reason, ther some very conservative states of

georges and bowman are both recognized by local animal advocacy groups for saving spiky's life.it's an honor st. georges takes in stride. the humble paramedic insists he's no hero. it's all in a day's work. >> there are 3,000 firefighters within the city of los angeles. i don't think there's any one of them that would not have done what i did. i can really even say that for almost any firefighter across the country, it's what we do. >>> coming up -- >> these are brutal people that just saw something and wanted it. >> two thugs launch a surprise attack leaving this bartender facing his own last call. >> that's when i saw the knife. diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. just serve classy snacks and bew a gracious host,iday party. no matter who shows up. [cricket sound] richard. didn't think you were going to make it. hey sorry about last weekend, i don't know what got into me. well forgive and forget... kind of. i don't think so! do you like nuts? at ally bank no branches equals

for health minute,@i'm kelly bowman. coming up in sports...sergeant bluff-luton's cole croston has followed in his dad's foot steps bluff-lulun's cole croston has followed i ihis dad's foot steps to iowa city. we'll hear from both of them coming up after home. five of those players are in their first year with the program, but the remaining two are a pair of walk-ons who have worked their way onto the depth chart. brandon snyder from west lyon is the backup safety d a special teams standout and sb-l's cole croston has worked his way up from walk-on to hawkeyes. according to his dad dave, that's quite a change from where he was in high school. cole croston--"he was a fantastic player and i don't think i'm necessarily in his shadow by any means. i'm just trying to be my own player. he was a great player. if i could even be half as good as he was it would be a fantastic career for me." dave croston--"the fact that i played down there, you know, my name's on the wall in the o-line room, i think he maybe caught a little grief

in today's health minute, kelly bowman explains the mental and physical benefits of boxing. . (kendra cuffe/boxes for fitness) "boxings really changed my life " and she 's not alone, more and more on the gloves and workouts through boxing-they're discovering what all along - that the entire body (coach breon smiley/professional "you work the whole movements from like that you're working from your toes on up so you you get your heart a boxing workout typically burns at least 350 calories an hour, depending on your weight and the intensity level. it's also a great way to get stronger as the repetitive movement builds up arm, leg, and core muscles. and an added benefit - hitting the bag is a great way to deflate your stress (coach breon smiley/professional boxer and coach)a lot of people through out life they got problems going on stress of whatever it may be. you put those gloves on start punching the bag that helps so if you're are looking for something new out there to get you moving try putting on the gloves and hitting like a girl. (nat) for health minute, i'm kelly bowman.

bowman on the blitz sacks, bowman's first sack since week 1. here's the pass gabbert wishes he could get back. picked off by beasley, gabbert's second pick of the game. atlanta got to the goal line. on 3rd down, justin hardy stopped short of the end zone by jimmy ward, new falcons coach. dan quinn thinks about it, but calls on the field goal unit. matt bryant puts the falcons within a point. quinn was banking on the defense to get a stop, they did not. gaskins picks up the 1st down to run out the clock. gabbert finishes with 185 yards passing and the 49ers get the win. they are now 3-6. >> it was wonderful. i'm so appreciative of this opportunity and i just wanted to go out there and compete, lead these guys. almost gave it away in the fourth quarter. wanted to go out there today and have fun. play well when you're having fun. that was the biggest thing. >> am i happy we won the football game? absolutely. i mean, do we need to win a football game? absolutely. but, you know, i mean, go to bed tonight, get up in the morning and we got to get afte

originally, george bowman, the name of the man who built this house. he was named johan bauman. here in virginia a way to acquire property. it was in large attracts of land to the north of us. the fairfax tract which was given to lord fairfax and borden south of that. but huge holdings. those members of those who owned the lands were to settle it with a certain number of people within a certain number of years. there was a lot of fenagling and people acquiring title. coming back with a guide and come canning back and seeing if that property was available for purchase and prices of course varied depending on the land. but there were problems many times in acquiring final title to a piece of property. there were overlapping claims. the folks from northern ireland were the olster scotts, the scots irish. certainly throughout the valley. scattered with english, scots, olster scots. the north of us would have more folks in the area of germany. this was actually at one point in the early 19th century there was 12 children that survived adulthood. these folks were not slave owners. it

in today's health minute, kelly bowman takes a look at a program to get a patient's body and mind back on track. when brenda harless heard the words "you have cancer" her first concern was... everybody else... i think the first thing that made me cry was the fact that i was worried about, "who is going to take care of dad and michael."brenda was diagnosed with a type of lymphoma in her back... she was successfully treateed wiwi radiation, and although her new scans showed no active disease, she was still having pain when she walked. brenda didn't have to go far to find a physical therapist, the survivorship program at her treatment center has an "under one of" philosopp... that means patients not only have access to their oncologists, but physical, occupational and massage therapists, as well as speech pathologists, all in one place. sometimes people forget that just because you have a cancer diagnosis, you still need to have the other issues addressedthe center doesn't just prepare patients' bodies for life after cancer, it also focuses on their mental health. making huge lifestyle ch

please join me in welcoming amanda bowman. amanda? >> thank you so much, john, and my deepest gratitude to the heritage organization for cohosting this event and their generosity in making it all possible. today we are celebrating the life of margaret thatcher who would have been 90 years old today. the -- in april of 2013, the senate passed a resolution to recognize the life legacy and example of british prime minister barroness margaret thatcher. and i'd like to quote from the -- those -- that resolution because i think it sets the stage for this discussion tonight. resolved that the senate hobers the legacy of barroness margaret thatcher for her lifelong commitment to advancing freedom, liberty and democracy throughout the world. recognizes that margaret thatcher, working with president ronald reagan, helped bring a peaceful end to the cold war. reiterates its continued support for the close tie and the special relationship between the united states and the united kingdom. and expresses admiration for barroness margaret thatcher an

reporter kelly bowman explains the mental and physical benefits of boxing. "(kendra cuffe/boxes for fitness) "boxings really changed my life " and she 's not alone, more and more women are putting on the gloves and getting their workouts through boxing-they're discovering what boxers have known all along - thth the spspt is a great way to condition your entire body (coach breon "you work the whole body just your basic movements from punching to stuff like that you're working from your toes on up so you get a good sweat you get your heart rate up everything." a boxing workout typically burns at least 350 calories an hour, depending on your weight and the intensity level. it's also a great way to get stronger as the repetitive movement builds up arm, leg, and core muscles. and an added benefit - hitting the bag is a great way to deflate your stress (coach breon smiley/professional boxer and coach)a lot of people throroh out life they got problems going on stress of whatever it may be. you put those gloves on start punching the bag that helps so if you're are l

>> bowman. >> do you know about this designer? >> no, i do. >> a lot of people don't. there you go. >>> is it raining really hard out there? >> no, no, no. it's just a light mist . you know, it's -- there's dry rain and there's wet rain. this is a wet rain. >> wait a minute . >> the drops are so close together that it's tough to stay dry. >> that's a tricky answer. >> it's not just a sprinkle, it's more of a mist. i wish i never would have gotten into that. >> back out of this one, mr. goldberg. >> i'm going to step out of frame and look at everybody else dealing with the wet mist outside. it's light but you need the umbrella. right now this will last for a little while longer and then start to move away. look how visibilities have decreased over new york harbor. this is the problem we had last night with the low clouds and fog. we're at 69. the wind is calm and the pressure is on the fall. for the third straight november day we topped 70 degrees. this is the first time since 1994. visibilities were between 5 and 10 miles last hour and now we're down to a mile and a ha

they visit chicago next week and after words navarro bowman broke it down. >> i know we don't have much to play for but i think we still have a shot and today was i think a demonstration of the tune of team we have to respond after all the turmoil that we've been through. >> we're in the business of winning and losing. there's never a fault when you're on the losing side. we have to find ways to more more points on the board. >> seven lead changes. ben roth lisburger to wheaton. pittsburgh up 27-26. seahawks take the lead and then salt it away the same two 80-yard touchdown for from the former stanford great. wilson throws a career high five touchdowns on his birthday. seahawks win 39-30. >>> the raiders hosted by the titans and tennessee gave the silver and black all they could handle but carr and roberts completed a come from behind game. derek carr perfectly placed. he gets both feet down. seven yard touch, 7-6 raiders. amari cooper p coop sets the franchise record for rookie receiving records. 115 yards, 851 for the year. seth roberts, he'll slip a tackle, ten-yard score 17-6 raider

the shopping lines are blushing -- blurring, it is turning into a five-day bargain bowman za. but they are spreading across the 5 days no now. >> reporter: shoppers tell us they do instore and on-line. take the best from both. >> i do both. it depends on the sale. but, if it's a nice day like today, i come outside. >> electronics is on-line, shoes in the store. about, for my kids i do on-line shopping, that is easy. >> reporter: on-line shoppers are accustomed to looking for discount codes, they should also look for cash back offers, like his site. >> click on cash back link for the retailer they get 5, 8 or 10%, our average is 7% catch back. and in most cases, the consumers can double ep on savings. you are spending 50%, stick to your gift list and budget now matter how irrestissible that bargain team seems, "fox 5 news." antwan: big changes at rutgers of in universities. christina: the school has fired head football coach and athletic director, a lot going on. ryan: they are called wholesale changes. 2 1/2 year run for herman has come to an end with 10 eush tenure of flood who dealt

he's known for carrying marathon survivor jeff bowman to safety after he was injured. it's important to give back to >> the holidays are challenging for us. so it--and we don't have family here other than each other. so the military families have become our family. >> they want military families to know people care about them. >>> the water town field hockey team just won their 7th strait title in a row. winning is nothing new for this time. wbz was there last month when they set a nationwide record for the most consecutive games without a loss, 160 games haven't loss in six and a half years. >> congratulations to them. keep on winning. >> how about that. >>> tom brady will be focused on football tonight. >> but this weekend the quarterback enjoyed a day off the field. the fun he spent during his i just got a new job, but how am i gonna get to work? i moved to a new neighborhood, and i need help learning my surroundings. it's been hard adjusting to civilian life. where can i turn? woman: we're massoptions, a free resource for elders, caregivers, and individuals with di

carlos is known for carrying surviver jeff bowman to safety, after bombs blew off both his legs. >>> speaking of this time of november. to me. >> i'll take this. this is not so bad, barry. i can remember late november feeling much more like january. >> we could be out in chicago l and where they got a foot of snow. the great lakes, they got the foot of snow instead of us. we weren't forecasting that kind of snow, but we thought there was a chance. a lot of it is over southeastern massachusetts. but it seems to be filling back in again, and perhaps going to be filling into central massachusetts as we go through time too. so that is going to be moving along. it looks like it will be in that position as we go through time with that heavier rain moving through and developing back into central portions of massachusetts. the heaviest rain clearly is southeastern massachusetts. the back edge right in here, sort of wobbling back and forth. but it looks like as cold air starts coming in here, there may be some mixing with ice pellets and snow flakes. at this point, i wouldn't imagine anything

cnn's kelly bowman explains the mental and physical benefits of boxing.xings really changed my life " >> reporter:and she 's not alone, more and more women are putting on the gloves and getting what boxers have known all along - that the sport is a great way to condition your entire body >>"you work the whole body just your basic movements from punching to stuff like that you're working from your toes on up so you get a good sweat you get your heart rate up everything." >> reporter:a boxing workout typically burns at least 350 calories an hour, depending on your level. it's also a great way to get stronger as the repetitive movement builds up arm, leg, and core muscles. and an added a great way to deflate your stress when >>a lot of people through out life they got problems going on stress of whatever it may be. you put those gloves on start punching the bag that helps >> reporter:so if you're are looking for something new out there to get you moving try putting on the gloves and hitting like a girl. >> reporter:for health minute, i'm kelly bowman >> dian

. >> we're following the signs to bowman hill tower. >> so here we go.nd we are going what feels like almost vertical. these roads are very very narrow. and here we are. >> hi, meisha, a welcome to washington historic park. >> thank you so much. oh, it is beautiful here. >> bowman's hill tower, complete in the 1930, approximately 115 feet tall. it was built to commemorate the sacrifice and to honor those early revolutionary war soldiers and general washington. >> pay $6, get elevator ride up most of the way, then walk up 23 tight winding stairs. >> holy moly! >> you have beautiful 15-mile view. and there is nothing else like this in eastern pennsylvania. >> here you have view of the soldiers grave. the thompson kneel i house was the field hospital. >> does anyone ever talk about seeing any spirits or anything? >> we always have the folks that say oh, is the tower haunted, people say oh, i felt something, or i think i've seen something, but we don't know. never know. >> we're on heading to newtown, and i heard rumor has it that there is a great chocolate

please join me in welcoming amanda bowman. amanda? >> thank you so much, john, and my deepest gratitude to the heritage organization for cohosting this event and their generosity in making it all possible. today we are celebrating the life of margaret thatcher who would have been 90 years old today. the -- in april of 2013, the senate passed a resolution to recognize the life legacy and example of british prime minister barroness margaret thatcher. and i'd like to quote from the -- those -- that resolution because i think it sets the stage for this discussion tonight. resolved that the senate hobers the legacy of barroness margaret thatcher for her lifelong commitment to advancing freedom, liberty and democracy throughout the world. recognizes that margaret thatcher, working with president ronald reagan, helped bring a peaceful end to the cold war. reiterates its continued support for the close tie and the special relationship between the united states and the united kingdom. and expresses admiration for barroness margaret thatcher an

. >>> matthew bowman accused of shooting an 18-year-old boy earlier this week. the victim was a student at a nearby yeshiva shot in the shoulder. he's expected to make a full recovery. >>> high drama in the skies a blimp blown off course by shifting winds and about to run out of fuel. that's when a pilot makes an emergency landing. video obtained exclusively by eyewitness news shows the blimp drifting perilously close to power lines, homes, and trees. pilot managed to touchdown at an elementary school in south farmingdale where the blimp quickly deflated when the fuel ran out. airport. do you go or make a safe landing? based on the fuel i said let's do it here because i know i can get it down safe and land with enough reserve that if something did go wrong i'd have another shot at something. >> he's a blimp pilot. the blimp had been hired to advertise over thanksgiving traffic. >>> some residents still without water on this thanksgiving night. dozens of homes in cranford lost water after an underground pipe ruptured. crews were forced to dig around gas and sewer

swanson killed vicky bowman-hall and shelia meyers in 2010 when he was 17-years-old. they were clerks at stores he robbed in algona and humboldt. policing clive are investigating where car slammed into a hardee's restaurant after 9:30 this morning. no one was hurt in the crash state cost some structural damage to the restaurant. failed, getting a storage area, then knocking down boxes inside the restaurant. no charges have been filed against the driver. and in news from the statehouse, a democratic effort to delay privatization of medicaid in iowa has failed in after legislative oversight hearing. we showed you yesterday at noon how democratic lawmakers on the bipartisan health policy oversight committee proposed a motion to hold off on implementing the plan by six months. however republicans opposed it and the proposal did not move forward. the governor's plan to move medicaid to private management is scheduled to start january 1. it has drawn scrutiny over the projected cost savings. officials from the department of human services say they are working to ensure a sm

isn't responding to treatment can be a scary, and life threatening, experience...luckily, as kelly bowman reports... there are ways to protect yourself. 3 we all know "germs" are bad, but some disease-causing bacteria have the ability to develop resistance to the drugs created to destroy them...the overuse, or misuse, of prescription antibiotics, and the use of antibiotics in the food we eat, like beef and pork, are some of the causes. what does it mean when your antibiotics?(steve mok, pharmacist, emory university) "antibiotic resistance occurs when organisms have been exposed to different types of antibiotics, and once they've seen antibiotics they can develop and evolve, as part of their living process, a resistance to some of the antibiics."if you experience this resistance, does it mean the bacteria are resistant to that antibiotic forever?(steve mok, pharmacist, emory university) "as we remove antibiotic pressure - they'll become not so resistant anymore. so, it's very important that we use our antibiotics judiciously to make sure we get the right dose, taking it for the right amoun

same score, bowman on the blitz, sack. here's the pass gabbert wishes he could take back. picked off, gabbert's second pick of the game. atlanta got to the goal line on 3rd down. justin hardy stopped short of the end zone by jimmy ward. new falcons coach quinn pulls on the field goal unit. they get the field goal, within a point, but quinn was banking on his defense to get a stop. but they could not. gaskins picked up the 1st down to run out the clock and ice the game. gabbert finishes with only 185 yards passing, but the 49ers win the football game and they improve to 3-6. >> it was wonderful. i'm so appreciative of this opportunity. i just wanted to go out there and compete, lead these guys. i almost gave it away there in the fourth quarter. i wanted to go out there today and just have fun. you play well when you're having fun. that was the biggest thing. >> am i happy that we won the football game? absolutely. do we need to win a football game? absolutely. but i mean, go to bed tonight, get up in the morning and we got to get after it. we got to get some work done. >> g

please join me in welcoming amanda bowman. amanda? >> thank you so much, john, and my deepest gratitude to the heritage organization for cohosting this event and their generosity in making it all possible. today we are celebrating the life of margaret thatcher who would have been 90 years old today. in april of 2013, the senate passed a resolution to recognize the life legacy and example of british prime minister baroness margaret thatcher. and i'd like to quote from the -- those -- that resolution because i think it sets the stage for this discussion tonight. resolved that the senate honors the legacy of baroness margaret thatcher for her lifelong commitment to advancing freedom, liberty and democracy throughout the world. recognizes that margaret thatcher, working with president ronald reagan, helped bring a peaceful end to the cold war. reiterates its continued support for the close tie and the special relationship between the united states and the united kingdom. and expresses admiration for barroness margaret thatcher and her leg

john bowman is the vice president of the national motorists association. >> people don't bother to fightets at all. we estimate that fewer than 5% of the people who get tickets actually plead not guilty and go to trial. >> the association has a website that tracks speed traps. this site lists exit from 280 to san jose avenue in san francisco. we find officers there, pulling over cars and writing tickets. san francisco police department told us they're likely there because people complained about traffic problems. the website posts 11th street, too. i didn't see any police. there are hundreds of potential speed traps, including vernville road in santa rosa. and in fremont, on this slice of paseo parkway speedway. another way to keep track is with the waze app. it shows where other drivers are spotting police. and outside of the state, be careful. >> it's common knowledge that officers will target out of state drivers because they know it's difficult to return to the state and go to trial or defend themselves. >> we have links on abc7news.com. now, it's all about a popular infant car seat

john bowman is the vice president of the national motorists association. >> people don't bother to fighttickets at all. we estimate that fewer than 5% of the people who get tickets actually plead not guilty and go to trial. >> the association has a website that tracks speed traps. this site lists exit from 280 to san jose avenue in san francisco. we find officers there, pulling over cars and writing tickets. san francisco police department told us they're likely there because people complained about traffic problems. the website posts 11th street, too. i didn't see any police. there are hundreds of potential speed traps,ncluding vernville road in santa rosa. and in fremont, on this slice of paseo parkway speedway. another way to keep track is with the waze app. it shows where other drivers are spotting police. and outside of the state, be careful. >> it's common knowledge that officers will target out of state drivers because they know it's difficult to return to the state and go to trial or defend themselves. >> we have links on abc7news.com. now, it's all about a popular infant car sea

swanson killed vicky bowman-hall and sheila myers in 2010 when he was 17. there were clerks at the stores he robbed in algona and humbled. elizabeth: manure is polluting iowa's water. iowa citizens for community improvement has filed a complaint with the dnr accusing them of mismanagement and lack of oversight. they claim waste management plans from five counties include missing pages and multiple farmers dumping manure on the same field. the chairman of the republican party of iowa is catching a lot of flak. eric: jeff kaufmann was saying on the daily show for denying them press credentials. apparently the daily show wanted to come and cover the event at the fairgrounds but kauffman turned them down telling the des moines register he was concerned they would make fun of iowa. the show is now making fun of him. trevor noah did a segment about it and unfortunately, the clip hasn't been posted online so we can't show it. shaina: they did set up a facebook event called the daily show's official jeff kaufmannless blowout and everyone is invited except jeff kauf

swanson killed vicky bowman-hall and sheila myers back in 2010 when he was 17 years old. they were clerks at a store he robbed. elizabeth: the chairman of the republican party of iowa is catching a lot of flak. eric: jeff kaufman was zynga on the daily show for denying them press credentials. apparently the show water to cover the event but kaufman turned them down telling the des moines register he was concerned they would just make fun of iowa . now the show is just making fun on the show. been posted online. facebook event they set up. the daily show's official jeff kaufman-less blowout. they're going to eat all of his favorite foods, talk smack about stories. i'm sure someone -- eric: i'm guessing they will have cameras at this party. shaina: there is a new warning about a new danger to dogs. elizabeth: increased calls to poison control centers because of the sugar substitute xylitol. it is safe for humans but can cause low blood sugar, even liver failure in dogs. the aspca's animal control center had 82 calls about a 10 years ago and 3700 last year. some groups want

they had just ten yards rushing with the linebacker bowman. >> i wish that we could show you the defensiveback, but that's not how we do it in sports. we signed up for it. i mean i'm sure they will get together. >> reporter: the 49ers are now 2-6. to kansas city. the ninth inning with 2-0, saying he would pull them, but why not with nine strikeouts? maybe stayed two on out there in the ninth to give up the shot. cain comes around from their second, 2-1. harvey is then pulled for their closer, but then it is perez, who has a broken bat. singles to the short. he'll throw to first for one out, but lance duda throws it away at home allowing them to tie the game at two in the ninth with the runners on third. the rbi single to the left is the go ahead run and a look at their fans back in kansas city, they were going nuts, adding four more runs to break it wide open. there it is the final strikeout of the game that is over, winning 7-2. and they take their series four games to one with george brett and boy they would show you great resiliency. winning their second world series title in the first sinc

he's known for carrying jeff bowman to safety after he was injured in the bombings. it's important to give back to year. >> the holidays are challenging for us and we don't have family here other than each other. so the military families have become our family. >> they say they want to make sure that military families know that people care about them. >> what a nice thing to do. a lot of people giving back. >> it is a good time of year. >> a lot to be thankful for. we need a check of your forecast. i'm thinking danielle are you more of a sides gal. >> i like it all. >> you like it all? >> i like it all. sauce, turkey. >> no waste for dinner. >> you need a little extra room so elastic waists. >>> colder dipping at 32 right now. 40 in chatham. the wind is gusty out there. it's going to stay breezy through the day today but this morning it's strongest on the cape and the islands gusts from shyann yes to nantucket and a couple from plymouth to the cape just pushing off shore so a couple sprinkles left over but steadier rain over an inch in southeast massachusetts. cleari

they visit chicago next week and then after the game bowman pretty much broke it down. >> you know, i know we don't have much to play for. i think we still have a shot. today was, i think, a demonstration of the type of team we have to respond after all of the turmoil we have been through. they completed the come from behind drive to imif their playoff hopes -- to keep their playoff hopes alive. derrick carr perfectly placed. third quarter and cooper 41 yards. coop, seven catches and 151 yards today. 10 yards score and 17-6 raiders. fourth quarter and making the ball hard to handle. he fumbles the snap. one yard touchdown and the titans take the lead. later last drive. 24-21 oakland and they win it by the same story. they are now 5-6 and they get the chiefs next week. this sports report is brought to you by xfinity. see where stanford stands in today's rankings and kobe bryant made an announcement. we will have that later in the newscast. >> big changes. thank you so much. >>> still ahead at 11:00, a possible motive in the deadly planned parenthood clinic shooting. how police watched

he's known for carrying jeff bowman to safety after he was injured in the marathon bombings. they say it's important to give back to military families this time of year. >> the holidays are challenging for us. so and we don't have family so the military families have become our family. >> they want to make sure that military families around the area know that people care about them and we do. >>> the paris attacks were on the minds of many at the american music awards last night. >> she brought some to tears with her heart felt tribute to france. [ music ] >> ladies and gentlemen, celin dion. >> there was jared let o who performed there in paris. taylor swift lost favorite female artist to arianna grande. >> artist of the year, one direction. >> a big win for one direction who picked up artist of the year. >> straight ahead of their >> one of hollywood's most glamorous couples just got married and posted video of their first dance. the 43-year-old and 38-year-old danced to the way you look tonight. people magazine reports they said i do at the breaker's resort in palm beach.

john bowman is the vice president of the national motorist association. >> most people don't bother tot tickets actually plead not guilty and go to trial. >> the association has a website that tracks speed traps and what drivers believe are speed traps. see this exit. sure enough we find officers there pulling over cars and writing tickets. the san francisco police department told us the officers were most likely there because people complained about the traffic problems. when i visited i didn't see any police. there are hundreds of potential speed traps listed on the site including gernville road in santa rosa. another way to keep track of potential speed traps is with the ways app. >> police reported ahead. >> the app tells you and visually shows you where other drivers spotted police. and when driving outside the state, you should be especially careful. >> it is fatherly common knowledge that they will target out of state drivers. they know it is difficult to return to the state and go to trial and defend themselves. >>> now we will check in to see what your week will look like weat

imagine having bowman and willis back there. now the defense is looking better. >> a lot of people on twitter already talking about this. >> the guy is not wanting for money, we hope not, anyway. he's been paid well, but i bet he misses being on the field on sunday. >> he's been doing it since he was a child. when you take that away and you're not strapping on the helmet -- >> i'd like to see him in the red and gold again. >>> a professional skier from canada survived falling 1,600 feet down a mountain in alaska and his fall was caught on video. you can hear him crying out in pain as he tumbled down the mountain. what happened while shooting a film. he fell into a trench and lost his footing. while he was falling he de troid an air bag from his -- deployed an air bag in his backpack which cushioned the flow. the extent of his injuries are not known, with but in the end of the video, he can be had heard saying i'm okay. >> to have the mind to hit that button -- >> i wonder if he's going to do this again. yeah, i'll get back up

my office administrator, and judy hall and one of my victim witness adv, lisa bowman, and kristen mitchell and susan brock, and commonwealth attorney a ohio prosecuting attorney, i cannot finish these remarks without highlighting the immense contributions made by david lorie. david, right here, is simply one of the best trial attorneys in

my office administrator, and judy hall and one of my victim witness adv, lisa bowman, and kristen mitchell and susan brock, and commonwealth attorney a ohio prosecuting attorney, i cannot finish these remarks without highlighting the immense contributions made by david lorie. david, right here, is simply one of the best trial attorneys in the commonwealth. he's an outstanding and a better person. his energy motivated the ent triateam and to him got the lion's share of this outstanding outcome. as i mean it from the bottom of my soul, violence does not win in the end, love wins. it has been my privilege to represent the commonwealth in the city of alexandria in this case as well as my privilege to represent the family who suffered such grievous harm and i would like to thank everyone to for being here tonight and we'll turn it over to the families now. >> i'm norman lodato. i'm representing the lodato family and my wife ruthanne. i have a short statement, and i won't be taking any questions afterwards. we would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has devoted their time, ener

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as reporter kelly bowman shows us... yourself. 3 we all know "germs" are bad, but some disease-causing bacteria have develop resistance to the drugs overuse, or misuse, of prescription antibiotics, anan the use e antibiotics in the food we eat, like beef and pork, are some of the causes. what does it mean when your body doesn't respond to antibiotics?(steve mok, pharmacist, emory university) "antibiotic resistance occurs when organisms have been exposed to different types of antibiotics, and once they've seen antibiotics they can develop and evolve, as part of their living process, a resistance to some of the antibiotics."if you experience this resistance, does it mean the bacteria are resistant to that antibiotic forever?(steve mok, pharmmist, emory university) "as we remove antibiotic pressure - they'll anymore. so, it very important that we use our antibiotics judiciously to make sure we get the right dose, taking it for the right amount of time to attack those ornisms, so it can't come back and hurt you later on." ar

the department of defense acting in syria and iraq in this operation is there any state department bowmancision-making process for what they do and where they go and how they conduct their business? >> absolutely mr. chairman. first of all the state department to the secretary and the state department participated in all these discussions and they weren't talking with the turkish government to work on the effort to close the border. the special forces advisers are critical to that effort so yes we have been deeply involved in that. >> you were involved in the chain of command. >> they are not the chain of command that the overall policy process in particular general allen and others and ambassador nuland who is discussing this at great length with the turks. >> the military command makes the decisions and issues the orders commensurate with what you have come up with. >> commensurate with what the president of the united states comes up with and instructs them to do but of course the special forces advisers are under the command of general lloyd austin. >> okay, so what is their mission?

my name is carl and bowman and i'm a senior fellow at the a e i -- at the aei, and i would like to welcome you. as a number of you know, this is the longest running election program and -- election analysis program in washington and we were here when the program first began in 1982. i would like to begin by thanking the hackers team who always do a wonderful job of making sure everything is in order, also a special thanks to ,y assistance -- -- assistants who have been extremely important in the very the handouts you have getting the conference organized. we invite you to join the conversation on twitter. handle for more insights into the 2016 election. continues, inon in news, the voters hampshire will go to the polls to vote at midnight. this morning, we will tell you what we are watching in the early days of the campaign and why. it's a pleasure to have my colleagues on the panel and we are delighted to be joined by john fortier, director of the democracy project of the bipartisan project center. he bbc's senior henry olson is here. >> i stuck in. -- i snuck in. >> each panelist will ha

my name is carlin bowman and i'm a senior fellow here and would like to welcome you to the first installmentof the election watch program. as a number of you know, this is the longest running election in the program in washington and actually two of us on the panel were here when the program first began in 1982. i'd like to begin by thanking the conference team who do a wonderful job of making sure everything's in order and also, a special thanks to my assistants, heather, jay, who have been extremely important preparing the handouts that you have and getting this conference org nuysed. we invite you to join the conversation on twitter. and to follow our handle for more insights into the 2016 elections. if the tradition continues in 367 days, 15 hours and 16 minutes, the voters in new hampshire will go to the polls to vote at midnight. this morning, we're going to tell you what we're watching at this early stage in the 2016 campaign and why. it's a pressure to have my colleagues, my ai colleagues on the panel and we're delighted to be joined by john fortier, who is director of the democracy

. >> we're pretty good and play good against bowman, and i don't think we'll have a hard time playing with them. it should be a good game. >> defensively i think we'll be ok. like i said, shut down 28 and offensively finish. >> the other side of that bracket is bo taking on stevens. the falcons might have the best defense. four shut-outs and game time is 1:00. in the other bracket. fisher brady to meredith. 7-1 with the only loss coming against undefeated newport. that game two is a 1:00 kickoff. the other unbeaten, like bo, the bears have an explosive offense and solid defense allowing less than ten points per game with three shut-outs. franklin is 4-4. a new game during the regular season which should give them some confidence entering today's 1:00 kickoff. a reminder, you can watch our friday night football shows in their entirety on our website, wmur.com/fnf and follow us on twitter. us ooh the #fnf, wmur. so those 12 playoff games plus high school championship games in soccer and volleyball. good luck, unh lost at michigan state 5-zip last night. morning. thanksgiving is coming u

illegal immigrants a bowman actually a veteran 66 sherrill's raped and sodomized a and killed four weeksn los angeles. and thousands of other incidents. but more importantly and within to come into the country but they have to come legally. in the hispanic people are with in the leg with a 2% they don't want their jobs taken end obama. [booing] we had a great court victory. the was upheld two's least one over the obama executive order. they are terrific people. with a the border patrol's. stefano. -- sting and down. with their not allowed to. obama has been a disaster for this country. >> unless we get going and get smart that you need borders. so lots of things will happen. number one with immigration route they are all illegal immigrants they are out of here. speeseventeen speeseventeen and we have -- senator carter people are not supposed to be here. template in in the presence of we can take care of them they go back to where they came there never coming back what their country take care of them we're not pay paul -- paying the bill. [cheers and applause] that is one of the big point

. >> tom bowman from npr. a couple of questions.he msf called less than halfway into this attack and it took 10 minutes for the commanders to realize they had made a mistake. time oflmost half the the attack itself. fire comingre's no from the hospital, why would they think this was a legitimate target? gen. shoffner: the investigation found a medical facility was miss by u.s. personnel who believed they were striking a different building several hundred meters away, where there were reports of combatants. i think it might be helpful to put this in context. at the time of the incident, forces had been fighting for five days when the incident occurred. and afghan forces had reports of telegram throughout the city. we are determined to learn the right lessons and ensure this cannot or does not happen again. >> [indiscernible] gen. shoffner: joe campbell has directed all personnel in theater receive targeting authority and we conduct a comprehensive review of our process as well as our targeting process at all echelons of command. he h

general, tom bowman, a couple questions. one was the msf call, looks like less than halfway into this attack and it took 17 minutes, you guys say, for the commander to realize they made a mistake. that's almost half the amount of time of the attack itself. why did it take so long? did you ever get an edge to that? and also if there's no fire coming from the hospital, nuclear threat, why would they think this was a legitimate target? >> -- no clear threat. >> the investigation found that the medical facility was misidentified as a target by u.s. personnel who believed that they were striking a different building several hundred meters away where there were reports of combatants. i think it may be helpful to put this in context. at the time of the incident, u.s. and afghan forces in kunduz have been fighting for five days when the incident occurred. both u.s. and afghan forces had reports of taliban throughout the city of kunduz. again, we were are determined to learn the right lessons and committed to ensuring that this does