>> i did. >> luke bryan!st last month, luke took home the cma entertainer of the year award. ♪ we've been listening to the radio all night long ♪ >> thank you thank you god above. thank you so much. woo! >> reporter: hard to believe that once luke nearly gave up on chasing his nashville dream. i love reading about your dad saying, you don't go i'm going to fire you. >> right. >> reporter: there are any moment us really pinpoint as a time that you thought, maybe i should head back? >> well, like i knew that i'd never tuck my tail and run. you know, the toughest thing was loading up the car and moving. >> reporter: we saw two sides to luke. he's a family man. a puppy dog around his wife and their two little boys. >> we manage it well. i'll fly out for a show fly home and bring the kids out for a couple shows and head home. so, it's -- we make it work. ♪ holding a beer in my hand ♪ >> reporter: but he is also the fraternity rush chair of country music. singing about chasing girls and partying hard. his first hit

i stood up and said my name is bryan stevenson. i'm actually the lawyer representing a client today. the judge says, you're the lawyer? i said, yes, sir. he started laughing. the prosecutor started laughing and i made myself laugh because i did not want to disadvantage my client. my client came in, a young white kid representing at this hearing. [laughter] >> the great reversal. >> we did the hearing but afterward i was thinking how exhausting it is. these are judges, the people who are supposed to be fair and not act on these presumptions and biases. it's exhausting to be constantly dealing with it. for a lot of defense attorneys court rooms are not friendly places, convenient, comfortable places. a lot of that rage gets directed at you. for our clients, it's even more hostile. we have a criminal justice that treats you better if your rich. when you stand with poor people, you feel that inequality. big-time. >> the culture where you are -- have you found that? i've been to seattle a lot oregon, people in the northwest, that's a di

[applause] >> thank you, bryan. [applause] [inaudible] >> come on up to the microphone. >> we will sign books for you afterwards. if you have money for one book, get bryans. [laughter] >> i'm sure you've followed and i know you're happy about pope francis recent statements about abolishing the death penalty. >> and mass incarceration. >> and mass incarceration the this official has been the trick for a long time but his predecessor were not as outspoken about i wonder if you see this as a lasting change or is it sort of a flash in the pan? do you see this as something that the church will be more outspoken about moving forward to what is your prediction along those lines? thank you. >> it's great that the pope spoke out, but we are the church. we learned that in vatican ii as catholics. that people are the church. we are the democracy. the supreme court is the supreme court and people are in government. we are the people. the same thing is for being in the church. and the bubbles that have been coming up on this hav

i stood up and said my name is bryan stevenson.y the lawyer representing a client today. he started laughing. the prosecutor started laughing and i made myself laugh because i did not want to disadvantage my client. my client came in, a young white kid -- [laughter] >> the great reversal. >> we did the hearing but afterward i was thinking how exhausting it is. these are judges, the people who are supposed to be fair and not act on these presumptions of bias. it's exhausting to be constantly dealing with it. for a lot of defense attorneys, court rooms are not friendly places, convenient, comfortable places. a lot of that rage gets directed at you. for our clients, it's even more hostile. when you stand with poor people, you feel that inequality. big-time. >> a culture where you are -- have you found that? i've been to seattle a lot, oregon, people in the northwest, that's a different culture from new orleans, louisiana, up -- opelousas. they run on how many death penalties they've given. the louisiana prick award. it shows the pelic

cleve bryan is in atlantic city but we will start with kathy in the weather center. the kathy. >> our storm is pulling away, heavy rain threat is gone but we are looking at other threats as well. we have had colder air building in and we still have those very gusty wind, across the delaware valley and it will take a couple days to get rid of those. our storm over long island is moving north, you can see that rain changing over to snow, even in the poconos, and that is where we do expect some a accumulation overnight tonight. so that will not be an issue. it goes into affect late tonight through tomorrow morning for snow and some ice with limited accumulation. the good news is with those cooling temperatures these northwesterly wind will keep additional flooding from being as bad as it was this morning, high tied later on tonight, we have northwest wind pulling water away instead of pulling it on shore so we do not really anticipate a big impact as we saw. look at this eyewitness cam, this is what high tides did this morning with the rain and persistent wind bringing

aim cleve bryan, coming up i'll tell you who do gooders are spring nothing to action to make sure one family has a very merry christmas. >>> and some good news if you are one of those procrastinators we are entering a break in the rain although more is coming overnight, will we final liz clear out for christmas day and will warm temperatures stick around? i'll have your full forecast coming up, leslie. >>> okay, christmas disappointment for eagles we're preparing for saturday's season final any new york but a dramatic finish to this bowl game you have to see this highlight, could be one of the best ever coming up in sports. >>> well, you won't be here several more months but preparations for pope francis visit to philadelphia are well underway. organizers say they are already buying and storing millions of mass booklets and communion wafers and coordinating housing and transportation for more than 1 million visitors. holy father is set to visit in september for world meeting of families, and it will mark the pope's first visit to the united states. >>> new at 6:00 tonight making a dif

bryan llenas, we don't know what the motive was there.ut you hate to hear any kind of story like this. ambushing any police officers or any victims for what seems to be a senseless killing. bryan llenas, thank you very much. >>> president obama, the first family now enjoying their annual winter vacation in hawaii. some say better rest up because there will be battles with the new republican congress no doubt later in washington in the new year. a lot of hot button issues like north korea, and of course, cyber security, and cuba. now more from honolulu with the latest. >> reporter: hi. we know the president played golf today and why wouldn't he? the high here hit 79. he has said before the trip that he was really looking forward to this 17-day family vacation over christmas break here in hawaii. there is a lot of work to do, including what to do about north korea and its attack on sony. he said yesterday in his final news conference of the year that the u.s. will respond, but he would not discuss any possible option. we learned one move be

bryan hansen got 30 days in administrative segregation for coming on to a female staff member.imothy schrieber got 20 days for verbally abusing an officer. and the fun seems to be over for royanna freed as well. >> i'm moving to unit number six. i need a change. and there's another transgender over there and some over people i met when i started working in the kitchen. i don't know. i'm just tired of it over here. i'm getting caught taking my pillow on camera. look at that. i'm going to jail. >> what was that about? >> because you're not supposed to take your pillow with you, i don't know, from unit to unit. i don't know. >> and you thought you could get away with it? >> i did. i almost did, look. because it's like a big old hassle to get another one. anyway, oh well. how embarrassing, huh? anyway. yeah, this is what -- i've never moved before, so i don't know how to work this. >> with the transfer, royanna leaves behind the two other gay inmates who had become friends. robert burzee and michael cherry. >> royanna moved over to six, so -- so the trio's kind of split up. >> time

he died the next day. >> reporter:vitt lacson has lived in the remembers bryan. >> reporter:it was a dark time for the police department. >> reporter:at tonight's memorial tuvera's friends and fellow officers mourned not only his loss, but the recent deaths of police officers in new york and florida. sfpd commander garret tom says he believes that san francisco pd does a good job of reaching out to the community, but he also says that officers have been asked to be vigilant. >> reporter: very helpful and at a sandy area. and sampras fiscal charles clifford kron 4 news. --in san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: now looking ahead to nine d f o g will return. san francisco, as have zero and a plan including the immediate coast line. we still have the coastal lot of guys retreat >> jacqueline: raising the water level. after that passes tomorrow we will have ran into when state and christmas eve. with time out the right on futurecast coming up in just a bit. >> grant:he said she said. >> grant:the recently fired 49ers player says it was consensual. the alleged victim

a as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us tonight, they were moved to asked by actions of other protesters. >> negative speech anti police brutality protest have compelled others to balance the scale. >> our police department do their jobs and they deserve our support. >> reporter: retired local physician john baker rallied hundreds on friday the atlantic city boardwalk to express their support for police. >> they have had a bad deal in the national press. their side of the story has not been presented well. and these are the people that protect and serve and risk their lives for all of our community, every single day. >> reporter: some believe tensions may have played a role in the murders of nypd officers wenjian liu and ramos. baker and atlantic city radio host, spent the week gathering permits and rallying speakers. >> as we celebrate the birth of jesus christ, sadly, fell in vein. >> reporter: community leaders say times of tension are opportunities for change. but they urged peace. >> we just can't wash it a away in a couple of weeks. it will take communications, and

in camden, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are alone in the studio right now because our weather team has fanned out, covering not only one but two big holiday tree lighting ceremonies tonight. it is good they are getting them in, today. >> yes good because, you know, it is nice, warm but big changes on the way. >> big changees meteorologist kathy orr is in moorestown, new jersey but we will start with kate bilo live from rittenhouse square, hi kate. >> reporter: hi jessica and chris. what a beautiful day it was, unfortunately just as we pulled up and started to get on stage for tree light nothing rittenhouse square rain started to come down but you did not keep crowds away. we have tons of people. now things have cleared out because we have heard santa is over at the bank here taking pictures with the kids. take a look at this beautiful christmas tree. it looks fantastic. and, philadelphia department of parks and recreation who helped make this park so beautiful for holidays. they do it every year. it just looks amazing. and unfortunately the weather is not so great.

officer was responding to a call when he hit that boy, as "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan tells us, it happened at delsea drive and elmer street in franklin township gloucester county. ten year-old matthew mccloskey was about to have a a sleep over when his young life was cut short by a police officer answering a call who struck the boy on delsea drive. >> just super sad, sweet little boy i cannot imagine the family's pain. >> reporter: mccloskey who lived on elmer street was with his two friend who live around the corner. according to those boys grandmothers the kids were checking out a local light display and they asked if they could walk home. family says that the parents were a little behind the boys in their truck when the the cruiser hit mcencloses can i crossing the road. >> they are distraught, they are beside themselves, you know, that little will boy was in his care and he he feels horrible. >> reporter: mccloskey was a fifth grader at ritter elementary school. >> we dropped off flowers and reached out to let them know that we're thinking about them and that we'r

in trenton, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> students from colleges on the main line joined together angry over grand jury decisionness ferguson and new york, many held signs reading black lives matter. chopper three overhead as students from bryn mawr, haverford and swarthmore colleges walked along with other protesters to a die in demonstration. they laid on the ground, silent, and the students explained why though felt compelled to get involved. >> the fact that so many instant this is has happened, and so many other people are starting to recognize it is not an a nonely that it is happening on a regular basis and enough is enough and something has to be done. >> we learn about all these things in classes. it is a theory based process. we talk about it is something in the past and we learn from it but we have seen it is still happening. it is very press event thing. i think application of it being realize owe important. >> reporter: it is set to culminate the with the vigil at the bryn mawr college. >>> hundreds of muslim say they want to build a mosque but township leade

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there. >> reporter: working their final days as officers in training 68 recruits graduated from the camden county college police academy friday. some 31 officers heading to the metro department like timothy parnel are exited to pennsylvania will troll same streets where they grew up. >> just being able to protect them and be a strong positive element from the city and being in the city. >> reporter: recruits know they join a profession surrounded by tension nationwide after deaths of michael brown in ferguson, missouri and eric again inner new york city. >> let's face it, it also is a challenging time. it will rely upon you to balance vigilantism with the respect for dignity of everybody. >> reporter: emphasis in camden and sounding towns is community engagement. >> aim to build a relationship with the people that you serve and respect will come your way. it is not us against them, it is all of us together. >> reporter: new officers say they hope to change negative attitudes toward police. >> now with everything going on a a lot of people don'

restaurant in mercer county in the last week you could be at risk o i witness news reporter cleve bryan has more. >> in order for to us return today we had to be vaccinated. >> reporter: employees and customers of rosa's restaurant and kate nearing hamilton township need to take precaution after a kitchen worker became severely ill from hepatitis a. it is not fatal with you highly contagious. >> that makes this case so significant because he was a food handler and amount of people that went through facilitate. >> reporter: hundreds of people could be at risk because rosa's is a popular take out and catering business. it provides lunch to saint rayfield catholic school. health officials believe most children are covered by standard vaccinations a public health nurse was at the school tuesday and parents were alerted. rosa's had to close monday while they sanitized the building and threw out food that isn't frozen. >> rosa had a very good outstanding reputation in the area. we want to keep it that way. this is unforeseen thing unfortunate thely. >> reporter: while center for disease contr

. >> as cleve bryan shows us police are hoping they can use some extra eye. >>> and, at grocery stores, a surveillance system to be well worth the investment. >> when they see cam why they don't do something bad. >> reporter: since many of the 300 or so businessness lindenwald have security cameras police department rolled out a initiative to create a public/private surveillance network where you can register your camera. >> it cost nothing for merchant or resident to sign up to. it is a mechanism where they can let us know that there are cameras available, should we have an incident. >> reporter: citizen electronic eye program will help businesses find out if crimes have occurred near them and then they cannery lay that video to police to help them build leads. registered camera owner will get a e-mail or call letting them know what time incident happened and what to look for. >> we build trust with the community. we have them being an extension of us, our eyes, our eyes, and, you know, solve crimes quickly. >> reporter: this past june surveillance at an apartment complex in lindenwal

great populist. >> and bryan ran for president again and again. he came out of a populist movement that had been demanding a change in the way that we do campaigns, down with monopolies, in the 1880s and the 1890s. maybe in 1894 or '95 they should've just given up. because if you looked at the structures of power at that moment, you would say, i don't see a path. well, that's when i say we're at a moment like that, i think we have to call on the best parts of our american history, when we have actually overcome seemingly impossible things and say things that aren't possible if we just follow a straight power map are going to be possible. because we can tap into the great american tradition of organizing, of actually speaking out, of dissent. this is a different form of dissent. because it's dissent against this plutocracy. and i think there are a lot of people-- unlike you, i think there are some people who just do benefit. but i think there are a lot of people who might sort of falsely align themselves with the current system, but are not benefit

in camden i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is a holiday celebration at st. christopher's hospital, for children, santa, mrs. clause and some elfs delivered presents to the young patients and one patient got the special honor of helping santa a light christmas tree. families were treated to a festive holiday meal with all of the trimmings take a look at. that some even tried their holiday themes karaoke. >>> the the sites and sounds of the holidays are all around us. >> this season we are showcasing some of the best and brightest displays all around the region. kathy orr is in south philadelphia an entire block is deck out for the the holidays, hi kathy. >> what an unbelievable night, this is the neighborhood, meet my new friends on south smedley street, what a great neighborhood. i have to tell you we have been here the entire afternoon and they have treated us like family. this is pete sirone the catalyst for this holiday celebration here and what do you call this area we are in it is almost like -- >> terrace good family terrace. >> but where we're standin

live from bridgeton, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good thanks for the update on that. >>> just a couple miles from that shooting scene arson investigators are on a early morning fire in bridgeton cumberland county. flames broke out in this home on fairtan million will road around 3:30. fire fighters did get it under control in 90 minutes but home was destroyed no one there was injured. >>> also we are learning more about a deadly police involved shooting in upper darby township. five officers opened fire last night on joseph pacini when he allegedly tried to run him down with his car. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is uncovering new details from this incident and she's live tonight at police headquarters, syma. >> reporter: well, chris officials say joe pa pacini had a history of mental illness but when he posted threatening videos on line that is when he became a threat to them and the community. >> i will bleep you and your whole family, all right. go ahead and bleep with me, all right. >> reporter: police say joe pa seen i made threats to law enforcement officials

here's "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan live near the scene now, cleve. >> reporter: chris, that is right just a couple boys getting together for a sleep over, over christmas break when this tragedy struck. now matthew mccloskey lives on the corner here on alvin street and he was coming across delsea drive to go to his friend's house here. but as he crossed the street, that is when the police car struck the boy and killed him. devastated loved ones gathered along delsea drive sunday night, officials say shortly after 7:00 franklin township police officer nicholas was answering a call when he struck and killed a ten year he old boy matthew mccloskey. >> how did a police car not see a little boy run across the street. >> reporter: a question investigators are still trying to answer? this is where the burner family lives, matthew was friend with their two boys. according to their grandmothers all of the kids were checking out a light display on elmer street with the burners. they asked if they could walk home. according to the family the parents weren't far behind in the

our cleve bryan will have a live report from the base coming up 59:30. >>> dramatic video from southern kalas a worker is pulled from underground. take a look at this video from san gabriel, l.a. officials say injured man was working for a subcontractor on a railroad project when he fell down a hole in the street. the the worker injured his leg and had to be pulled to safety but he is expect to be okay. >>> florida highway patrol says a 29 year-old woman was killed when she ran a red light when making a turn and pulled her suv in front of the disney bus. this happened overnight near the entrance to the cover inadequacies owe springs resort outside orlando. no one on that bus was injured. car traveling behind the bus was also damage but no one inside that car was hurt. >>> well, philadelphia sportscaster don tollefson heads back to court today, that is coming up on bs3 "eyewitness news". >>> eagles fans are upset about last night's loss, that is for sure but something else they saw during the game that is also angering them today. >>> a school scandal, several educators faced charges in

we have team three coverage with kathy in the weather center and "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan in atlantic city. kathy, let's begin with you. >> we're seeing the storm move further away, center of the storm just south of long island, pulling slowly away, classic nor'easter. it typically last for more than a few days and it's affects will linger even though most of the we have i rain lifted well to the the north. some spotty showers, some lingering drizzle into the evening but we are still expecting a little bit of flooding to occur. you can see this picture taken from our eyewitness weather watcher drew from sea isle right before sunset. we're still seeing flooding in sea isle city a at this late hour but good news is we're not expecting another high tides like the one we saw earlier today because of the wind. wind shifting more to the north/northwest as our storm pull as away, on the back side of the storm we are getting that colder eras well. we have sustain wind at 20 miles an hour, wind blowing the water out instead of in so we are not expecting a repeat performance as far

"eyewitness news" reporter, cleve bryan has details. >> when was the last time you ate. >> reporter: with a cheese stake in hand and heart full of compassion alex seniori is reaching out to those down on their luck in atlantic city. the what is up, brother, do you want a sandwich, i work for the rescue mission. >> reporter: homeless outreach business building trust. >> victims don't always self identify, they don't always understand, you know, the gravity of what it is they are going through. >> reporter: atlantic city rescue mission works with jewish family services and atlantic city police department year round to help the homeless and this week they made an extra holiday effort. they handed out sandwiches donated by tony lukes and they tried to help people connect with the variety of wellness services. timothy riveria who beast came homeless, is receiving medical care for cancer. >> if i was in the here at the rescue mission where i got checkup and health look at, that i needed, i wouldn't know i had this issue. it got worse. the it could have been life threatening. >> reporter: n

i'm cleve bryan.'ll speak to those new officers about how well prepared they are at a time of >>> today it is a saturday, december 6th, good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:30. lets check on that forecast. a little rain this morning, carol and we will see a lot of rain. >> a a lot of rain is coming but it is mile. that is the got news. we will start with the good news. it will also be a wet day especially second half of the day. even though we are in the dry now first half of the day, lets take a who at storm scan three and see what we have out here we have a large area of precipitation off to the west but that is where we will be fining these rain showers coming in the area. we will get closer, note that is they do look more scattered here, it is just a solid wall of green, state college, and points to the west of that. we will be getting into that, with the steady rain later this afternoon, closer zoom we can see a lot of it is to the north of philadelphia but we w

fox's bryan llenas has details. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of cambridge arriving sunday eveningn new york city. it's the first time either prince william or his wife kate have ever visited the big apple. every minute of this thee day visit a plan. prince william will make his way to washington, d.c. for his first trip to you are nation' caps tal meeting at the white house with president barack obama. he'll then head to the world conference to speak about illegal wildlife trading. in new york, the dutchess will visit a local harmless childhood center with the first lady mc ray. by the end of the day the royal couple will be back together at a basketball game in brooklyn to catch the current kings. lebron names play. >> so excited for a long time. all my friends are excited. i wanted to get basketball tickets for the nets game. >> william and kate will spend their last day tuesday visitin g the 9/11 memorial attended a $10,000 a person black tie fundraiser. they will be staying at the famous carlisle hotel. the same hotel his mother princess diana stayed at during her visits to ne

in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >> arrest is made in the murder of an auburn university football player. 18-year-old leonard mitchell was shot early this morning at an office campus apartment complex. his girlfriend told police mitchell was arguing with somebody at a party when a third person just started shooting. investigators say that gunman was 22-year-old march kale heart. he was taken into custody this afternoon. >> it's been a busy weekend on capitol hill. the senate came to an agreement on the spending bill. but it wasn't easy getting there, and as fox's mike emmanuel reports, one senator is taking heat from both parties. >> reporter: threat of a government shut down is off the table for now. the final vote was 56-40 last night in the senate on a $1 trillion plus government funding package. texas senator ted cruz challenge the constitutionality of the measure because it does provide some money for homeland security which could be used to help i policemen president obama's immigration executive action. cruz's effort was rejected 74-22. the senate's top democrat ripped cruz

. >> host: bryan stevenson, just mercies the name of the book the story of justice and redemption. we won't tell the ending to the narrative about walter macmillan. if you want to see it you can pick up the book for yourself. thank you for being on booktv. >> guest: you are very welcome. james cobb jr. talks about "flood of lies"

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kron4's meteorologist bryan van aken is here with us. did you get a sneak peak >> >> we still have a few showers. we are wrapping up the wet weather for quite a while i think as we go through the next few days. here's life storm tracker. not too much happening on the radar tonight. there are some showers actually falling below the radar beam. that's happening on the golden gate bridge. there are a few light showers on the south back here on highway 101 between south san jose and morgan hill. wet drive tonight. on the satellite view, all of the really significant rain is now moving to the north of the bay area. we're looking at some rain up around eureka and this big massive plume of moisture is now aiming up toward the pacific northwest. as this retreats to the north we are going to see a return to dry weather over the next several days. live view of the golden gate bridge, notice the roadway is wet. we will continue to see those for tonight and into tomorrow morning. they will be getting lighter and lighter as we go through the morning

bryan womack joins us with more. how is this different from everybody else's? >> he has a little bit of clout here in the valleys. he is going after this space. it's in three different buckets, health, sustainability and for small businesses bringing cool tech for small businesses. he sees opportunity here. he is not the only one in this firm. he wants to make money. it is not just a charity thing. >> that's my question. world positive investment, how much does he care about it? >> he has done some of this before. he had an incubator when he stepped away from twitter. that sort of became what is medium. this is something he sees as a moneymaking thing. he has done it before. he has a track record and finding good stuff. >> what is the structure of this? he is also working on medium. that has been what his full-time job is. >> that is his full-time job. he is c.e.o. there. he is leading it, and once again, another successful company at this stage. this is his thing. i want to do some stuff to help make the world a better place for lack of a better term. that's w

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lorena/voboxes --- en san francisco se conmemora el octavo aniversario de la muerte del polica ''bryanuvera''... --- ''tuvera'' tena 28 de edad cuando muri a manos de un sospechoso que dispar al agente mientras hua... --- el departamento de polica rendir hoy tributo y acudir al saln comunitario de la estacin policial que lleva su nombre, ubicado en el 2345 de la avenida 24... ---el agente tambin cuenta con una placa recordatoria en el parque ''mc coppin square'' .. lugar que est abierto al pblico... lorena ---cinco agentes de seguro del rea de la baha enfrentaran 30 años de prisin por supuestamente presentar solicitudes falsas de seguros de vida... take vo --- que aparentemente les permiti recaudar ms de 2 millones de dlares en comisiones... --- la compaña esta localizada en texas y cuenta con oficinas en todo el pas incluyendo varias en el norte de california... --- los acusados tienen que presentarse en corte el prximo 23 de enero.. y enfrentan cargos por fraude, conspiracin, robo de identidad ydos de ellos, por lavado de dinero... lorena --- vamos hasta san francisco, donde los resi

bryan murray is one such inmate. >> i'm in here for causing trouble.ut myself and stuff like that. >> show me where you cut yourself. >> want me to stick my arm out? >> we met murray at iowa state penitentiary serving ten years for stealing cars. he spent the last two years in cell house 220, also known as the hole. >> this is your maximum security unit inside of a maximum security prison. here's where we house all the inmates that couldn't be handled at another institution or couldn't be handled in our general population area. now we have to deal with them over here. >> during his time in prison and especially in the hole, murray has found a coping device in self-mutilation. >> i've been in here so long it kind of releases stress. >> how do you cut yourself? >> i was on razors but they put me on razor restriction and i find stuff in here, staples, plastic from deodorants and stuff like that. >> when was the last time you cut yourself? >> about two weeks ago. >> the next day on their way to another interview in cell house 220, our crew ran into murray

lorena/voboxes --- en san francisco se conmemora el octavo aniversario de la muerte del polica ''bryanuvera''... --- ''tuvera'' tena 28 de edad cuando muri a manos de un sospechoso que dispar al agente mientras hua... --- el departamento de polica rendir hoy tributo y acudir al saln comunitario de la estacin policial que lleva su nombre, ubicado en el 2345 de la avenida 24... ---el agente tambin cuenta con una placa recordatoria en el parque ''mc coppin square'' .. lugar que est abierto al pblico... lorena facebook lorena --- residentes de un vecindario en san francisco estn en alerta debido a que desde la semana pasada, varios autos han sido incendiados al parecer de forma intencional.... take 2boxes pasamos con lucero bentez de telemundo 48 primera edicin...a san francisco, para que nos hable de estos casos, donde no se han reportado arrestos y al parecer se registraron en un periodo de dos horas.. lucero live lucero live --- es aqui en el distrito castro donde varios autos y a tan solo pocas cuadras de distancia han sido prendidos en llamas desde la semana pasada y en la mayora de l

bryan perlman/ compro tarjetas de regalo 00:00:21 "pague $1.500 dolares en tarjetas de regalo incluidoson, pero cuando fuimos a utilizar una, fue declinada" dice. casos como el del seÑor perlman abundan precisamente los dias despues de navidad cuando las personas van a darle uso a las tambien conocidas "gift- cards".. las autoridades explican porque le puede suceder esto.. y como ladrones se salen con la suya rigoberto reyes / depto de proteccion al consumidor "van a la tienda y se apoderan de los numeros clave en la parte de atrs de la tarjeta y despues que verifican si esa tarjeta ha sido activada, una vez que el cliente le agrega la cantidad que quiere poner en ella, el estafador saca todo el dinero que existe en la tarjeta" por eso si usted recibio una tarjeta de regalo , ademas de no esperar mucho tiempo para darles uso, investigadores le advierten que: depto proteccion al consumidor 14:13:33"las tarjetas especialmente las que tienen logos de un banco en la parte de enfrente estan cobrando recargos por cada mes contra el dinero que existe en ellas" una encuesta de consumer reports

. >>> plus santa claus made a very special visit to the ronald mcdonald house in camden i'm cleve bryan, coming up we will tell you how families with sick children are getting >>> i'm jessica dean with the top stories, it is a celebration of christmas around the world today, hundreds have been gathering here at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in philadelphia to mark the holiday. >>> it was great weather for this 62nd annual reinact. of the crossing of the delaware. reenactors used four replica boats like the ones from george washington christmas day crossing in 1776. >>> after a lot of back and forth the film the interview is playing in theaters today, sony originally pulled movie after the company was hacked and then reversed course and decided to release it after all on christmas day, kate? >>> jessica, been a mild christmas holiday and we have more nice weather to look forward to tomorrow and saturday. beautiful sunshine expect and then showers returned by sunday and we have noticeably colder conditions to return to as we head toward last few days, of 2014, next week, i'l

. >> i have my kindergartener teacher we've been best it work with the bryan k law firm the first generous act to renovate our parent room not only accommodating all the furniture and paint everyone or everything that went into it the blood and sweat and tears to make that a fabulous resource i'd like to give them a round of applause for that (clapping) and ms. molly is going to talk about the second effort they did to support our school. >> after completely redoing our parent community bryant k spent some summer redoing our staff room we were not eating in our kindergartener chairs alone so we appreciate everything that everyone does to support our students and we've not had a group come in and supporting our teachers and staff and parents it really has been trofrp active i want to introduce marcie a partner anothers bryant k who comes and paints and the lawyers get their work done from 9 to 5 they're working 5 to 5 at the home with p there law practice thank you, marycy. >> i just wanted to thank principle rosenberg for making us part of their team john is a wonderful school we enjoy thi

lorena/voboxes --- en san francisco se conmemora el octavo aniversario de la muerte del polica ''bryan''... --- el agente, tena 28 de edad cuando muri a manos de un sospechoso que dispar al oficial mientras hua... --- el departamento de polica rendir hoy tributo y acudir al saln comunitario de la estacin policial que lleva su nombre, ubicado en el 2345 de la avenida 24... lorena/ots ---el rea de la baha se recupera de las inundaciones originadas por la tormentas... take vo --- algunas olas estn golpeando la zona costera y este fenomeno es conocido como mareas altas... --- son olas que aumentan los niveles del mar.... --- mire estas imgenes de la costa de santa cruz... segn expertos la marea continuar hasta maÑana ... son ciclicas y regresarn en 28 das en enero y en febrero... lorena en nuestra rea las temperaturas .... roll open under pasamos con lucrecia borchardt quien tiene los detalles del reporte del clima ... take 2boxes gaby buenos das... qu nos espera el da de hoy. gaby amigos tengan todos muy buenas tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida le