. >> bray done wilcox feels good yesterday morning. every 5 seconds. >> bray done ran to the basement of his home to check on the carbon monoxide detector which was in full alert. i woke up my brother and then we went outside and then we department. >> i guess you could say he saved my life today because if he didn't wake me up or we were still sleeping then the carbon monoxide would probably get into our system. >> i'm still feeling pretty sick to my stomach over the whole thing. carbon monoxide poise anding killed two people and sent two others to the hospital. >> bray done woke up, woke his brother up and got out of the building. >> dad is taking no chances. >> i've recently purchased three new carbon monoxide deto be are. >> just today. >> correct. >> the fire chief tells us they feel they caught the carbon monoxide on its way up from the furnace in the basement. had bradon ignored the alarm differently. it is a good happening. >> knowing what to do. >>> webster police officers who rescued two people from a burning home are now telling their stories. >> my first initial thought wa

. >> important thing, bray deb woke up, -- bray done woke up, woke his brother are up and got out of the building. >> i've recently purchased three new carbon monoxide deto be ares just in case. >> correct. certain they caught the carbon monoxide on its way up, had bray done ignored that alarm differently. >>> it is 5:24 right now, webster police officers who rescued two people from a their stories. >> my first initial thought was that i was going to die. >> couldn't breath, couldn't -- it was scariest moment i have ever been in my life by far. >> three officers bet the fire crew to the scene, neighbors told them a 65-year-old woman was trapped inside, the trio had to take turns slowly pulling her out. that is when they heard another woman stumbling down the stairs and got her out, too. but they aren't calling themselves heros. >> everyone says heros, i don't like to use that word. i think anybody in this police department would have dub the same exact thing. >> all the victims are recovering, investigators are that department. >> i think anybody running into a burning building to ge

to help out, families come toy is sell bray. reporter: this is their christmas dinner. >> yes. >> a lot of people come here. reporter: what does it come to you they are working. >> we feel bad they are working they are not with their families, we appreciate it. >> god whres bless them all. reporter: it does have an added perk. >> people are a little more generous. reporter: cheers to people who work hard to make this christmas possible. "fox 5 news." christine: was really a holiday for fedex making delivers today, they remember swamped yesterday, and could not blame every in a lot of the parts of the country and last minute shopping, some offices were opened until 1 p.m., fedex issued a statement, doing everything possible to-deliveries my christmas. >> no snow this christmas, no problem with that, warm weather brewing surfers to -- drawing surfers to rockaway beach, ocean temperatures in the low 50s. those who stayed out of the water had fun, kids running barefoot, and shorts and t-shirts, wonderful christmas gifts. nick: a nic

nats of food conversation teacher melissa bray recently took on another assignment. she joined other parents and administrator s as part othe preschool advisory board. "ththcommittee was formed in order to makakan educated decision on what we think would be best for our district whether it would be to have preschool classrooms stay in elementary a center-based program. we cammto the conclusion that a center-based program would be our recommendation the district says that could become a reality in the next three to five years. with so much d dand, there just isn't enough space in the kindergarten program. "linn-mar is a big, growing district and our preschool is growing at the same te, and we always have largegeaiting lists." the district says while centralized preschool would also help with space issues in elementary buildings, school leaders say they wanted to make this decision based on what's best for the kids. "we have about 20 percent of k students with zero preschool experience a a those are the kids that we want to reach." "i think it'll be great as far as the

. >>> the new england patriots lost to the jets patriots struggled on offense, tom bray the game at 20 with just under 2 minutes remaining. on the patriots won the coins to and decided to kick rather than receive the ball. matthew later seems confused but that was over which end zone the patriots would end not the decision to kick, quarter back fitzpatrick for the touchdown, game 26-20 after the game he explained what happen on the coins to. >> obviously z a a player you ask three or four times you double check to make sure we get it right out there. we chose to kickoff just like coach instructed us to and the only confusion was whether or not we got to choose which direction we got to kick the ball, because we won the toss and we chose to kickoff and they got to choose which way they wanted to receive the ball. >> and the bait reout camp that game next sunday at is. >> a lot of people were talking about that coins to. >> almost immediately after it happened it was all over twitter, all over facebook, hey. >>> coming up your holiday shopping isn't over yet, the big after christmas sale

. >> the two were home a alone when bray done woke up to an odd sound, he found the carbon monoxide detector going off, he ran back upstairs, got his brother and the two ran outside. >> i guess you could say that he saved my life today, if he didn't wake me up or we were still sleeping then the carbon >> wilcox was part of the douglas fire department's safety program which teaches kids what to do in an emergency like a deeing carbon monoxide detector, so important, right? lifesaving lesson. >>> why the city of worcester is getting an icy reception from residents after the season's first winter storm. >>> new year's eve, getting their i had kids to go to bed early tonight. >>> and president owe bomb's show about nothing, the funny >>> welcome back, slow snow removal after this week's storm in worcester has residents fired up, some roads still covered in snow and ice yesterday froze over and this fire truck was damaged when it started skidding sideways on the ice. after demanding answers the worcester city manager sent out this letter to the community saying "we made a judgment call that unfor

nats of food conversation teacher melissa bray recently took on another assignment. she joined other parents and administrator s as part of the preschool advisory board. "the committee was formed in order to make an educated decision on what we think would it would be to have preschool classrooms stay in elementary buildings or to have them be in a center-based program. we came to the conclusion that a center-based program would be our recommendation the district says that could become a reality in the next three to five years. with so much demand, there just isn't enough space in the kindergarten program. "linn-mar is a big, growing district and our preschool is growing at the same rate, and we always have large waiting lists." the district says while centralized preschool would also help with space issues in elementary buildings, school leaders say they wanted to make this decision based on what's best for the kids. "we have about 20 percent of k students with zero preschool experience and those are the kids that we want to reach." "i think it'll be great as far as

overnight tonight, freezing away from the bray. 40s across the bay. along the immediate seashore. winds will be northwest of 15 during the day but settling below 5 miles an hour allowing the chill in the area to cause frost. okay. there's the sunset, 4:58. sun is up at 7:24. for those who keep track of things. 22 seconds more of daylight hours today compared to yesterday. nine hours and 48 minutes. that's how long the daylight hours are. sunshiny days each and every day. a little bit of a break. allowing the soil to dry a little bit from all of our recent rains and we'll look forward to the next system. this is an outside chance for late sunday. >> new year's eve will be pretty good. >> yes. >> but cold. cuddle up with the one you love. >> good news. >> yes. >>> another short week of trading on wall street. we're down 37 points at this hour. >> and we'll be back after this break. >> stay with us. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, healthy snack to nibble on? today, tony tantill-o takess shopping for cherries. >>> looking a for a healthy snack to nibble on. >> and who isn't? >> tony shakes discus

. >> anybody out there, like looking around, i'm bray dee, maybe i'm gronk, cruz said he wanted to be edelman. >> looked like a gronk guy, with the ball. not quite as big, maybe. >> how about this, mike kahn is starting for montreal, his dad a police officer, escorted the team to practice here at information, i started talking to a state trooper, do you guys know anything about mike's dad where he works he looked at me, smiled, pointed to his badge, he is he a state trooper, pretty cool stuff. bruins here at the winter classic, i'med jim roach. >>> again winter classic alumni game finished a short time ago, how great was it to say ray work win it with a shootout. here is levan reid. >> bill belichick was in a festive winter classic mood today, he is the conference in a knit hat, talked about playing hockey, this place is bustling, the passes, the bruins and the canadians are all here, plus the fans and media almost too much. so the pats have a quick practice this afternoon and they head to miami a couple days early to get ready for the >> they are physical, they don't let up, they pla

. >>> tonight the patriots are back on track, bray dee and boys were able to pull off a win. rob gronkowski was back on the field. they clinch a spot in the playoffs. >> it's a game, i feel like after two weeks of patriots turmoil everything is back to normal. pats are once again number one ron gronkowski was back out there on the field last night, the pat's offensive machine was back up and running. 89 yards and a touchdown, playing in over 60% of the offensive snaps, but more importantly came away feeling fine. and what is going on with james white, another solid game for the second year player, he ran a touch down, he had four catches for 38 yards, pats get a victory and they are happy to be back on the winning side. >> we need a win every week, that is what our goal is every week, focus on our opponent that week and get the win that week. it feels good to be back on track on that winning side. >> that is why you can't get too high when things are going well and you can't too low when things are not going well. we understand the way this league works, so, you just have to

this is the live bray dare picture. we are doing three sweeps around the area. it's not picking up anything. we will be teased by the rain activity. just sitting off shore. this is our future tracker wednesday at 2:00 a.m. put things in motion. 5:00 a.m., south of the shore of long island. 6:00 a.m., still there but not over land. 7:00 x r a.m., maybe a quick shower and fog or low cloud cover in the eastern island of long island and through the day clouds pushing through and clearing. thursday night, 12:00 we could see a spot shower. no significant rain until the end here. but all of that rain, as expected stays to the south and then pushes out of the way to the east. so with the exception of a slight chance of a shower at 20%, we are good through the weekend. patchy clouds tonight. watch for pag a patchy fog. in the 30s through most of the region. in to tomorrow, we start the day a cool 40 degrees. 50 is where we warm up to at noon. tomorrow night. weekend planner, look at this. 59 degrees. mild and pleasant on saturday and 61 on sunday. the record is 64. we're

my name is mahdi bray. i'm here to associate myself with a statement and with the initiative of the u.s. cmo. i think that as a longtime civil rights and human rights activist here in america, we have seen the dog days before coming and we have seen demagoguery in the political arena going back as far as george wallace and there's nothing they or that we wish to play because we have these kinds of cases to the civil rights community is always taking the position that it's better to light a candle to let me just say that also as a muslim parent and very proud of the u.s. cmo to make sure that our young muslims are safe from such vicious organizations as isis. we stand shoulder to shoulder with them, and as a parent i am particularly proud of the political initiatives for constructive proactive engagement and pushing back against bigotry and islam a phobia moving forward to predicting as well as letting america know what we always know that terrorist suspects but rather they are america's brightest prospects.

that may have been attached to the site, and we have been working with others in excavations at the bray school. yes, we do have ongoing excavations. i do not think right now we have any grand plans for any new sites to emerge. although just a few weeks ago, we cut the ribbon -- last week, actually -- cut the ribbon on our new market house which is our newest historic structure in town. if you are familiar with the site here, it sits on market square, more or less between the magazine and the courthouse. this is our newest structure based on archaeological excavations there, and historical architectural research. greta: we are asking viewers to text us their questions as well. one viewer texted in, lord war has been considered to be the first battle of the revolution. can you discuss? at the beginning of the war, what was the percentage of loyalists versus patriots? war may wellre's be one of the first battles of the revolution. if we consider the timing of things, i think there is some cause to argue that. although i do not want to steal too much thunder from lexington and concorde, but

put that capacity building to fight crime and corruption to braying his agenda back on track. as promised in the framework that 2012 should be aggressively pursued. to oversee the robust by neutral sector to be associated with the law enforcement but to fight corruption investigate them prosecute then significantly increase political engaged with is the central. and then into the effective strategy with the ways the it means that their disposable. and finally with the regulatory framework with the accountability standards to have a secure environment to commit a fully implement the ( government partnership with the initiative. with the oversight of parliament. the establishment of a procurement board is a good start but not enough is hard for businesses to risk investing capital for the environment and for american in businesses it is especially critical where mining should be a pillar of the economy that contributes almost nothing to the afghan budget what the same time the number source of revenue after narcotics. it could help to start the process and there is no extreme le

may have been attached to the site there and we've been working with others in excavations at the bray school. so, yes, we do have on going excavations. i don't think we have any grand plans for new sites to e merj. although just a few weeks ago, we cut the ribbon last week on our new market house, which is our new historic structure here in town. if you're familiar with the site, it's on market where more or less in between the magazine and the courthouse. this is our newest structure. >> mr. beatty, we've got a couple here. one viewer texts in laura dunbar's war has been considered by some to be the first battle of the revolution can you discuss. at the beginning of the war, what was the percentage of loyalists versus patriots. >> dunmar's war -- dunmar's war, they may well be one of the first battles of the revolution. if we consider the timing of things, i think this's some cause to argue that although i don't want to steal too much thunder from lexington and concord, i think there's some plan to this. dunmar left a frontier that was growing increasingly unstable and down. i'm goin

. >> if we have learned anything, we should learn not on bray about the victory, they are always short lived. if iraqi army would not have taken ramadi, it would have been a more important, it shows that iraq is no longer a nation of shiites and sunnies and kurds, iraq is now a try part tied country, if they get together it is not an iraq that is a friend of america but an iraq that is a friend of iran. let's look at the numbers there were less than 300 isis fighters in ramadi over 10,000 iraqi armies, with american air power if they 10,000 could not have gotten 300 --? tom: next step is mosul. ramadi is outside of baghdad, mosul is way up north. >> that different. tom: is this something? where iraqi solers will march up there now. >> iraqi soldiers. tom: we'll see, i think they have a hard enough time holding ramadi, militarily, i mean, the north of iraq is no longer iraq, it kurdistan. and kurds are willing to fight, they have been only ones willing to fight against isis throughout. they are so willing to fight they have women as brigades they know if they are captured they know what

turn our attention to the arrival of the ceremonial casket escorted by georgia state bag piper dan bray, deputies from the hall county georgia sheriff's office and members of the united states army, navy and marines. [ bagpipe music ]. [ bagpipe music ]. [ bagpipe music ]. [ bagpipe music ]. [ bagpipe music ]. [ bagpipe music ]. [ bagpipe music ]. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you may be seated. i would now like to invite to the podium reverend frederick a. buechner director at calvary episcopal church. his church was founded the same year that andersonville opened. reverend buechner will open our service with an invocation. >> let us pray. remember in thy kingdom, our god, those who laid their lives down for their friends. grant them rest in the land of the living, in the joy of paradise, whence all pain and grief have gone away. shed upon them the light of thy count nance. grant that they may ma be numbered among the host of think redeemed, going forth conquering and conquer with thee their ever lasting, lord. this day oh lord to our prayers where we beseech thy mercy for the souls of think service

total strangers meet, talk and bray near the site where 14 people died. >> they are very overwhelmed. there are six kids who lost their father. renee is a stay-at-home mom, so they've also lost all of their financial support. the kids are just finding out today. >> reporter: another one of the lives lost, nicholas falasanos. his wife says he worked for an environmental inspected xx for the county. police say they found 6,000 rounds of am ymunition in their rent rented vans. >> there were hundreds of tools, many of which could be used to construct ieds or pipe bombs. >> as horrible as the shooting was, there could have been many more vick toims for strangers to pray for tonight. thousands are expected to come tonight. we think there's probably going to be a full house for people supporting these families. reporting live, back to you. >> now the names of the victims are slowly being released. daniel kaufmann ran a coffee shop and trained the developmentally disabled to find jobs. damien means from river stied was a father of two who just started working for the department of environment

. >> if we have learned anything, we should learn not on bray about the victory, they are always short lived. if iraqi army would not have taken ramadi, it would have been a more important, it shows that iraq is no longer a nation of shiites and sunnies and kurds, iraq is now a try part tied country, if they get together it is not an iraq that is a friend of america but an iraq that is a friend of iran. let's look at the numbers there were less than 300 isis fighters in ramadi over 10,000 iraqi armies, with american air power if they 10,000 could not have gotten 300 --? tom: next step is mosul. ramadi is outside of baghdad, mosul is way up north. >> that different. tom: is this something? where iraqi solers will march up there now. >> iraqi soldiers. tom: we'll see, i think they have a hard enough time holding ramadi, militarily, i mean, the north of iraq is no longer iraq, it kurdistan. and kurds are willing to fight, they have been only ones willing to fight against isis throughout. they are so willing to fight they have women as brigades they know if they are captured they know what

and he shot parker it =--and he shot her and brays tar arm. -0 >> reporter: the girl is expected to makea full recovery. >> pam: smoke that drifted from the tesoro refinery near martinez today. was caused by problems with the refinery's primary steam generation unit. >> pam: the problem with the unit was reported around 11:45- this morning. it resulted in 'excessive flaring'. with visible smoke coming from the refinery at 150 solano way. >> pam: the smoke prompted contra costa health services officials. to issue a health advisory for the surrounding areas of martinez, pacheco, north concord, and clyde. warning that people could experience respiratory problems. >> pam: health officials and other regulatory agencies are investigating the incident. >> pam: a mexican national. accused >> pam: joining us live off from daly city, alecia reid. >> reporter: more land slides will happen creek there are posting is everywhere about the mass of conditions that are happening. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> reporter: they have been watching the hillside slowly collap

game tied 149 at the half after third quarter pats, bray dee, a pick at the goal line. way. first time brady has been intercepted by the eagles, eagles up 21-149. ouch, that one hurt. they have a punt return, the patriots come back, setting up this brady score on the one yard keeper. 35-28 with 3:00 to go. patriots one more chance, they turn it over on down. they fall to 10-2 and lose their second straight game. >> i'm the person that throws it the most and i gotta make decisions with the ball and if i turn the ball over twice, i mean i don't think we are going to have a chance to win thenee games. fake plays helped outed 9 -- whatever hundred yard interception return, about as bad as you can do for a quarterback. >> we are just not used to this. they don't have a problem with houston. that is sports finale over to you. >>> 5:25 right now. he had a starring role on three patriots super bowl team the. >> will i will mcginnis goes primetime, hall of famer has a guest role in scorpion, i love that show. and the hunt for a hacker, team scorpion goes undercover. they cross paths

practicing music c learning health-- t tse kids and their nats of food conversation teacher melissa bray recently took on another assignment. she joinededther parents and administrator s as part of the preschool advisory board. "the committee was formed in order to make an educated decision on what we think would be best for our district whether it would be to o ve preschool classrooms stay in elementary buildings or to have them be in a center-based program. we came to the conclusion that a center-based program would be our recommendation the district says thatat could become a reality in the next three to five years. with so much demand, there just isn't enough space in the kindergarten program. "linn-mar is a big, growing district and our preschool is growing at the same rate, and we always have large waiting lists." the district says while centralized preschool would also help with space issues in elementary buildings, school leleders say they wanted to make this decision based on what's best for the kids. "we have about 20 percent of k students with zero preschool experience and tho

nats of food conversation teacher melissa bray recently took on another assignment. she joined other parents and administrator s as part of the preschool advisory board. "the committee was formed in order to make an educated decision on what we think would be best for our district whether it would be to have preschoho classrooms s ay in elementary buildings or to have them be in a center-based program. we came to the conclusion that a center-based program would be our recommendation the district says that could become a reality in the next three to five years. with so muchchemand, there just isn't enough space in the kindergarten program. "linn-mar is a big, growing district and our preschool is growing at the same rate, and we always have large waiting lists." the district says while centralized preschool would also help with space issues in elementary buildings, school leaders say they wanted to make this decision based on what's best for the kids. "we have about 20 percent of k experience and those are the kids that we want totoeach." "i think it'll be great as fa

. >>> and tom bray dee talking about the newest patriot. >> merry christmas, everyone, patriots have the day off, tomorrow they are going to hop on a plane and take on the new york jets. patriots were on the practice field for christmas eve tuneup, they had a walk through on tuesday, we have good news as rob gronkowski has been removed from the list. gronk in the past would take on the t -- jets for the second time of the season. >> they are solid, last time we played them, competitive, very tough, physical and mentally prepared, so i'm just going to they are very solid unit and we have to be prepared, i feel like they know us better. better. i mean, that's what make it is a close game when we play them. >> steven jackson was out there with his new team learning the play book, 399-year-old signed with the team on monday, 11,000 career rushing yards. patriots hoping jackson can fill the void left in the back field from dee on lewis and blunt. >> i've always watched from afar and seen how a tremendous player he is, professional he is. so it's great to have players like that. he's hopef

and gisele showed a picture on instagram, you can see one for each of the three bray dee children, jack, benny, vivi and family dog lula and scooby. >> hopefully santa left a few time to be with your family. >>> but sometimes families can fight, we have some tips to keep things merry, plus the fight usually happens. >>> plus children around the world can't wait for santa to arrive, jon keller takes a closer look at the big guy and why he wasn't always welcome in new england. >>> a local toddler staying with the holiday spirit even david. >>> good morning, it is a nice morning out there, it is relatively mild, some of you are in the 30s, we are going toward 60 this afternoon as you plan out your christmas day, we'll leave you with a live look at boston common and it weather, of course. mild but very much lit up. back in just a few minutes. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte there are over 15,000 ways to take your coffee at dunkin'. every cup as unique as you. always fresh wit

. >> barcelona and arsenal, all the things are very, very difficult, we are happy, brai py for us, whyause we play it many, many times. then for us, arsenal is a did thing. >> so let's take a look at the other pairings. kiev will face manchester city. the first to be played in an empty stadium in the ukrainian capital due to fan racism. uventis are joined with athletico madrid, ten time champions real madrid, and knocked out at the same stage last season. >> chelsea is a very big club, very good team, very good players, with coach, everybody knows mowerno. and he will prepare for the two legs against paris jama. >> doesn't know what form it is in the french league, but ours in the premier league, this is a knockout game, over the two legs, the team that plays well is the team that is going to go through. i don't think the current league form will come into play. >> two places above the relegation zone, the defending champions have alreadys already lost eight games this season. a win could see them return to the top of the tabling. >> if if they are there if they riz to be there if they

. >> dana: bray con. coming up, what can bring mike tyson down, the heavyweight boxer? woolseyyou'll see moving a tv is a real pain. would that be easier if i had prism tv from centurylink? sure. i've got centurylink's wireless set-top box, which makes it pretty easy. let me show you. i could move it here... or here... even here. switch to centurylink. get the prism essential tv package with internet for only $70 a month for one year with autopay enrollment. didn't even break a sweat. >> dana: catching a criminal. not the smartest guy we see, he's driving, he's drinking and he's posting it to facebook. more on how this ended, coming up. >> kim: also, saving a life. a first responder's dashcam shows the fiery scene. we'll show you the daring rescue and why they're saying this the first place. >> the reporter: countdown to 2016 is just a few hours away at this point, but if you've got plans to party, what about the kids? i've got a local group who has the perfect solution for you families out there. we're talking new year's eve party time for the little ones. >> kim: it i

in advance of the storm coming and conferment really that will bring -- cold front really that will bray us rain today. so have the gear and check with the air carrier and you have the afternoon flight. those possibly delayed. degrees. and -- 54 degrees. and we're looking at just cloudy skies now. here's the rain we're talking about from pittsburgh to buffalo now all the way down the louisville, kentucky sliding eastward. the rain gets here around 11:00, around western sections of the area around new jersey and noontime in the city and 1:00 coastal connecticut and long island and temperatures are warm near 60. and then the rain is out of the way early. about 7:00 tonight. and then cloudy skies overnight. at the bus stop kiddos, grab your rain gear. you will need that today. because after school is going to be raining probably cancel some afterschool sports outside but temperatures are mild. bitter cold coming for saturday. for one day. a one day sale. we'll tell you about that in just a moment. so hurry. act now. don't miss it. run. don't walk. debbie duhaime is looking at the commute. >

witnesses say from the ground, they could hear the animal braying. >> i think it's never happened infore. so we weren't ready for that kind of accident. >> the donkey finally lands in the water and is pulled to shore, where she's checked by a veterinarian. the video sparks outcry from animal rights groups. the man behind the stunt goes into hiding at a friend's house with the flying donkey. anna tracks them down in a city an hour away. she's the first journalist to find them. >> she was standing in the garden alone. she looked okay. she wasn't damaged. she felt happy to see us, because i bring a lot of food for her, like vegetables. >> but the tale of the flying donkey doesn't end there. with the help of the donkey's real owner, anna helps rescue the animal from the parasailing businessmen. >> we took her away without his permission because he is not the owner and i have the real owner so we don't have to ask. >> days later, news spreads across europe. "the sun" newspaper is so appalled by the story, they want to adopt anapka. and promise a safe home for her in england. anapka, the f

and then by late afternoon, it will be in the east bay area, south bray and then trail on that with just few showers behind it. i'll give you a look at how much we can expect, how much rainfall and when we can expect it. >> an urgent message was issued today for a fall. watch what you put down the drain. water officials projected what was a wet winter. they say winter is typically their busiest time. >> we usually get three quarters of our overflows in the winter months! crews say we should only be flushing toilet paper. not any kind of wipes, even the so-called flushable kind. it's adding to the risk of sewer overflows with trees. >> imagine when you see rain or wind damage where you live? take a photo or a video and please share with us using the hardball tag abc 7 now. that will help us find your contract and use it on the air at abc7news.com. >> the police officer accused in a hit and run that injured two men. we asked some questions just after he went before the judge in the hall of justice this afternoon. the san francisco d.a. says the victims were crossi ining again the light on

here to weigh in, walid phares, fox news mist terrorism analyst and lieutenant colonel scott bray.others me most about this revelation, that the fact that the white house had information for a long time but it has been sitting on it and didn't fit the narrative that everything was calm and good about the refugee program. they were withholding important evidence from the american public. >> absolutely. we continue to see there has been some selective attention paid to the intelligence that has been eminating up from a range of disciplines. we know things for a while we should be paying attention to. as we see what happened with the two shooters in san bernardino, california, harbinger of things to come of things manifested here in america and us not paying attention to what is going on and not failing to recognize it. david: it is not just us. a guy ami horowitz, went to turkey and greece. followed refugees. found isis recruiters among the refugees. he was very careful because he didn't want to make enemies with isis while in turkey but walid, if a freelance journalist like ami can

the code was submitted by tim bray. he's a co-author of xml specification, and he picked 451 as a nod to the ray bradbury novel fahrenheit 451, a story of a society that outlaws and burns all books, which censors ideas. now there is a hiccup to this concept. block the use of a 451 code, to hide the reason for the site not working. but if a country doesn't block it, you'll know the difference between a legal takedown request and a site just not allowing access or not working. ***""the web has changed quite a bit since it first launched. if you want to get nostaligic, the first page on the world wide web went up 25 years ago. british computer scientist tim berners less published the first web page on december 20th, 1990 when he was a researcher at the european organisation for nuclear research, known as cern. (sern, not kern.) you can still see the first page toy. the point was to make it easy to search and share electronic documents, and it was first used by defence and academic groups. these three w's were the first log

but almost -- bray no audio] [no audio] on an issue as important as education, on a law as broken as no child left behind, we worked together and found a way to find common ground. it's not the bill i would have written on my own. i know it isn't the bill that republicans would have written on their own. it's the nature of compromise. but we put partisanship aside and proved that congress can get results for the american people and that kind of bipartisanship is what we need more of here in congress. with the legislative process for this bill coming to an end, i'm looking ahead to the future when all students have the chance to learn and we strengthen our work force. our nation grows stronger. our economy grows from the middle out, not from the top down. and we empower the next generation of americans to lead the world. so as proud as i am that we've come this far on the every student succeeds act, we've always got to keep improving educational opportunities. i'm going to see to it that this bill is implemented effectively, that schools and teachers get the resources they need, that

congress continues to protect these hedge funds and fails to act, it will be at both the expense of the brai the puerto n people and to the american taxpayer. so sitting by idly is not a solution. and so we should remind our colleagues that they had preexisting bankruptcy authority, which was taken away in 1964, mysteriously, no one knows why or how or any justification for it. they just know that it disappeared. so congress should rein-state that act that was taken away and, as the governor of puerto rico said before the energy committee, doing a quoaft another leader, said -- quote -- "give us the tools and we will finish the job." end quote. so now is the time to act before we see a more mass exodus of people. this chart shows you the migration between puerto rico and the united states. and you see that it continues to grow. it has grown 500% in the last ten years. so the issue is that now government workers are being cut to three days a week, patients are waiting for months without basic medical care, hospitals are going bankrupt, the health industry is about to collapse. some on the oth

that may have been attached to the site, and we have been working with others in excavations at the bray school. yes, we do have ongoing excavations. i do not think right now we have any grand plans for any new sites to emerge. although just a few weeks ago, we cut the ribbon -- last week, actually -- cut the ribbon on our new market house which is our newest historic structure in town. if you are familiar with the site here, it sits on market square, more or less between the magazine and the courthouse. this is our newest structure based on archaeological excavations there, and historical architectural research. greta: we are asking viewers to text us their questions as well. one viewer texted in, lord war has been considered to be the first battle of the revolution. can you discuss? at the beginning of the war, what was the percentage of loyalists versus patriots? war may wellre's be one of the first battles of the revolution. if we consider the timing of things, i think there is some cause to argue that. although i do not want to steal too much thunder from lexington and concorde, but