go to any burlington location, drop off a coat in one of these bins and as a thanks burlington will givee ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >>> i'm here now with one of the stars of "aquaman," yahya abdul-mateen ii. i feel i need trumpets before i say that name. very regal. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> yahya plays aquaman's arch-nemesis. thanks for being with us. i love the name, yahya. where does it come from? >> my father's name was john before he converted to islam so i'm named after him which is yahya. >> that's beautiful. okay. you're going to star in this movie called "aquaman," and i understand you were a little, probably rightfully concerned because you didn't know how to swim? >> yeah. i kept getting myself in these situations where i did the "baywatch" movie and "aquaman" and i felt like i snuck in, you know what i mean and didn't want to show up on the first day and be like, james, i actually can't swim so

one of the issues we talked in burlington, how do you go forward and revitalize american democracy. and that means not only increasing the voter turnout but increasing public consciousness, political consciousnessness. there was a poll that came out a few years ago, astoundingly it said that most americans did not know which political party controls the u.s. house or the u.s. senate. so we have a lot of work to do just to educate people. and to make people understand and to discuss the major issues facing them. the major issue facing this country is not that a caravan coming from honduras is going to invade america. and we need a lot of political discussion to do that. so out of these discussions came two groups. two independent, non-profit groups that i have nothing to do with. i have to tell you legally and truthfully on a day-to day basis. and that is our revolution was formed. [applause] and the task of our revolution was not just to elect progressive candidates, and that certainly is one of their jobs and they've done well at that, but to -- in a general sense get more working

so what we felt in burlington as we discussed that is that we have to continue that fight. and we have. and i think we been successful. but we also recognize that you can have all the great ideas in the world but those ideas don't mean anything unless we have people who are elected who are going to carry out those ideas. [applause] and that meant undertaking, and we are in the process -- i think the 2018 elections were a good step forward, and we have a long way to go, asking questions -- why is it that the united states has consistently had one of the lowest voter turnout rates of any democratic country in the world? why is that? why don't we discuss that? it meant not only taking on as we obviously have got to do the disgusting, and i use that word advisedly, voter suppression that is taking place in republican states all over this country where political cowards -- [applause] -- i've said this many times, i have run for office many times in vermont. i have lost races, i have won races. me, inr occurred to fact, it never occurs to most candidates that the way to win elect

a lion killed an intern at the center in burlington, north carolina.zoo officials say it happened during routine cleaning of the animal enclose. the animal escaped a locked space and entered the park area. the victim is 22-year-old alexandra black. she interned at the zoo for two weeks. >> this person's passion was the zoological administerial stmina. >> it is sad. the male lion was euthanized. it is not clear how he escaped. the center will be closed until further notice. in a statement overnight, alexandra black's family said she was a beautiful young woman who had just started her career. there was a terrible accident and we are mourning. she died following her passion. >> horrible story. >>> california's largest utility company could face murder or manslaughter charges if it is found responsible for the string of deadly wildfires. court documents say pg&e could face a range of criminal offenses if the wildfires broke out as a result of the utility failing to properly operate and maintain power lines. the attorney general's office has not come to a

now to our warm coats, warm hearts coat drive teaming up with burlington to give the gift of warmth.this. >> you do this every year so this is -- >> i do actually have a friend in detroit who does this every year and i send coats. >> there we go. even better than we thought. and everybody, the total number of coats donated so far, the drum roll, please. 85,506. keep them coming and make a donation at any burlington location and dropping a coat off into the bin. as a thanks burlington gives you 10% off if you do this on your >> and we've got an exciting announcement. christina aguilera will be the headline performer on dick clark's new year's rockin' eve for 2019. join the show for the first time in over a decade. see it all right here on abc monday december 31st starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. okay, guys, coming up we're not done. how many cookies can we ice in an hour? we're going to find out >>> back now with the finale of our race against the cookie clock. we are trying to beat the guinness world record for most cookies iced in one hour. you told us we surpassed it. >> not only did

a ldker was killed after a lion wildlife conserve tore in burlington, north carolina. this is video of the lion from earlier this year. officials say a team was cleaning out the lion's enclosure when it left the area and attacked 22 year old woman who had been working as an intern for the conserve tore. the lion was shot and killed. it's unclear how it got out. >> the countdown to 2019 is under way. in new york's time square officials tested the giant crystal ball that will drop down at midnight on new year's eve. officials say two million revelers are expected to be there. security will be very tight. tony dokoupil takes a look athom s to bte low a perhaps with good reason. the nypd began preparing for new year's eve security almost as soon as the last new year's eve is over. and what is new this year is aerial drones which accord tolling john miller, the nypd deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism will be used to supplement what is already thousands of cameras in the area. >> it really gives us a couple of things. it gives us flexibility, visibility

this is deja vu news line from burlington tensions simmer in northern syria syrian and turkish back forcesare closing in on a key kurdish town damascus says the kurdish militia requested the regime support will break down the situation also coming up. security is tight in bangladesh ahead of sunday's general election run ins and intimidation mob the campaign our correspondent reports on voters' hopes and fears as the country decide.

burlington, texas. tony, a republican. good morning. caller: good morning. please bear with me. i am an old man. i have very important stuff to say. the problem with our government, republican or democrats, is you are all crooks. everything.t please do not cut me off. america is in trouble. you all are taking over the white house and you all are killing people. for no good reason. and you are lying about it. there is not one thing you all have done that helps the american people. you are killing us and you are destroying the world. what specific thing are they lying about? thing, what the hell are we doing in yemen, killing innocent people? we are not even supposed to be at war. why are we guarding opium from afghanistan? host: let's focus on those. guest: we ought not be supporting saudi arabia and yemen. it is an undeclared war. congress has the constitutional -- the only authority to wage war. it has to come from congress. congress needs to take control back and we need to put a stop to the yemen war. 's congress getting a bill on the floor to do that? we will get a bill on t

mateo county, accused of stealing $24,000 from the bank accounts of a 76- year-old neighbor in burlington. >> we are held to the same standards as everyone else, if not a higher standard. the case will go to the wheels of justice just like any other case. >> san francisco police searched his home and said they found cocaine and oxycodone as well as antianxiety medications for which he had no prescription. he was already charged in san mateo county with elder theft and drug possession. >>> san francisco police searching for dozens of soft x suspects linked to retail theft. eight months of investigation, they called it operation wrecking ball. the suspect stole valuables and then sold them all over the country and online. the police recovered 300 thousand $300,000 in's: property in san francisco and daly city. they identified 40 suspects and have already arrested 12 of them. >> these people are ambushes style stealing large quantities of property from the retail partners all over the bay area. not to specifically here and san francisco. and then they are fencing this all over the united dat

and as a thank you, burlington is giving you a gift of [ applause ] >>> all right.e dancer" and i'm here with steven fischer and audim brokenbough. >> i have four full-time shows as the boy choir, pennsylvania girl choir. i have a part-time job as a musical theater writer, and i wanted to write a show where our kids could make their off broadway debut and they are. >> i love it. it's all going to a great cause. audim, you have been in the choir for six years now. >> yes. >> your school didn't have an arts program when you started. how has this transformed your life? >> i traveled the world and made a lot of amazing friends and now i'm off broadway now. >> how does that feel? >> good. >> this show is practically sold out because these guys are so talented. do you want to hear a little bit of it? all right. performi performing is the theater gate chorus. ♪ ♪ the christmas show, right on the stage, hey hey hey ♪ ♪ then you know, then you know, then you know ♪ ♪ christmas show whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back, and you won't want to stop for anything else. le

temperatures, it will be 60 in boston, 50s in new york city, and topping 50 late at night on friday in burlington, vrt. snow loss there in new england. i'm eric fisher for cbs news. >>> after a year-long battle to come to the u.s., a yemeni woman has arrived in california to be with her dying son. shaima swileh was granted a waiver from the travel ban that restricted citizens of yemen and six other countries from coming to the u.s. her 2-year-old son has a genetic brain disorder and is on life support. the boy's father is a u.s. citizen who brought his son here for medical treatment. >> this is a difficult time for our family but we are blessed to be together. i ask you to respect our privacy as we go to be with our son again. >> the state department called it a very sad case. and a new york judge could decide today whether to dismiss harvey weinstein's sexual assault case or send it to trial. weinstein is charged with raping a woman that he knew in a hotel room in 2013 and forcibly performing oral sex on another woman in 2006 in his manhattan apartment. his lawyer says the case was tainted by a

this the news coming to you live from burlington bond to the not beaten british prime the citizenry heads to brussels to surviving a vote of no confidence by a conservative posse the move the cylinder for over m.p.'s voted against her so where does this leave home directly dean also coming up a high.

delegation reportedly visited burlington held a closed door meeting at the german foreign ministry andcourage in a boy caught software way the company has already been blocks from building high speed networks in the u.s. australia and japan the u.k. secret service chief alex younger has also voiced concern however germany's i.t. watchdog has expressed skepticism due to the lack of evidence proving you are ways by activity for such serious decisions like a ban you need proof your first aka editorial director of the american institute for economic research thinks this is a case of the pot calling the kettle black. the u.s. is is famous for its for its hacking and cyber surveillance of every political system in the world i mean so this is this is getting really out of hand and it's starting to be i must say deeply embarrassed seen for the u.s. on international economic stage but i think it's really sad because we're supposed to be in the middle of a trade truce but instead of just using the ninety days to come to a better understanding what the u.s. is doing is almost you know every forty

the conservator's center said one of the lions somehowoc escad ad space in burlington.n hour outside of raleigh. apparently the l entered the area where the intern was and it quickly killed her. >> i think it was instantaneous. i think -- if i remember right, yeah, as soon as he got out of the enclosure, he went straight toward her. >> the lion had to be p down. family members say alex was beautiful, intelligent, nd passionate,hey know that she died following her passion, carrying for animals, and that this was just a terrible accident. >>> after six people were hurt at bwi from a jet bridge failure, the airport says it's replacing several other tobridg. day crews inspected all of the airpt's bridges whi attach the airporterminal to t plane, and they determined that a defective metal bracket prompted last night's incident. at the time of the equipment failure, paramedics were responding to a sick passenger on board a flight. the six people, who had minor injuries,roere released f the hospital this morning. >>> two big concerns for tomorrow night's ball drop in times squ

. >> offprice, burlington offprice i'm not sure i know. >> burlington coat factory and now just burlingtonng it in offprice. >> they depend on very, very is low price as i recall. >> very low prices in the max and multiflyer going from regional to national when you get that in retail good place to be especially as you said low price leader cold leader. >> burlington stores that's brick-and-mortar let's move on to -- online selling. what's the number one the big winner online seller this season? >> amazon clearly will be for a decade in janice of the two of brick-and-mortar and online is maceys with macy's.com. >> but the growth rate is important for amazon that's what the stock depends on. they've got a show growth rate in online sales this christmas. better than last year. >> better than last year, and amazon's growth rate every year to year -- important points stuart is as big or bigger than combined sales of all of macy's and macy's largest department store chain in the world. >> you've got a call on -- amazon to go to 2,250. goldman sachs 2150 but eclipses 2,000. >> it is coming year.

conservation park in north carolina. 22—year—old, alexandra black, had only been working at the centre in burlingtondetails. an intern helping clean the section was killed ed when the animal escaped. we are devastated that we had an incident that included the loss of life of one of the people who was working with our trained staff keepers. the incident occurred during a routine enclosure cleaning. the sheriff's office said the lion quickly killed black, deputies tried several times to sedate the lion. they eventually shot and killed him. black's family said she died following her passion. i can't said she died following her passion. ican‘t imagine said she died following her passion. i can't imagine the loss they're enduring, what it must feel like to be them. for now the park which houses more than 80 animal is closed while an investigation is carried out. the equalities watchdog is suing nhs england for failing to offer fertility treatment to all transgender patients. when a person changes their gender they are often left infertile, but the freezing of eggs or sperm before treatment gives them the

to quadriga coming to you from the halls of burlington this week we are focusing on the growing international row over the united nations migration packed. the documented use to be adopted next month aims to provide a framework for safe orderly and regular migration. that has to be a good thing for the many millions of people on the move across the world. but it's already triggered fierce debates indeed to the u. s. australia israel and a number of european countries say they won't be endorsinig the agreement. which they see as an infringement of the sovereignty leading to further mass migration. so our question here on quadriga this week is packed all panic count migration be controlled and to discuss that question i'm joined here at the studio by three issue observers and analyst. beginning with anna faris founder and c. e. o. of migration hope. that's a network supporting social projects working with migrants. and i'm not argues that we should take the practice is still missing point for future cooperation. and civil society engagement to be well so she says the politicians alarming narrat

going to work out in my favor and i shouldn't be aired i should not be a hammer i should be up in burlington vermont or some. running naked through the woods how it up the moon like that dirty. dog can of course i'm like to be err you guys are awesome miami so i will say this there is a there's a silver lining to the trump presidency that you guys might not know about so i'll say so. in d.c. it is just like completely filled with mainstream democrats who are democrats very like the people that live within the district it's very much like hillary country and it went almost ninety three percent and d.c. voted for clinton the last election and they still can't believe to this day our one of the most unpopular candidates ever get a possibility like baboons i have right i don't never forget this on election night . after job one it's really late like until that leaving office i'm walking around the corner to catch a cab and there's this guy walking in and he's really angry he's got like going on with her sticker on he's like furious and he comes up to me he goes like excuse me and i living in a p

going to work out in my favor and i shouldn't be a hair i should not be a car i should be up in burlington vermont or soon. running naked through the wads how it up the moon like the dirty hippie hot. dogs can of course i'm like to be air you guys are awesome miami so i will say this there is a.

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the woman, alexandra black, had been working at the conservator'senter in burlington. she had only been e two weeks and was cleaning a separate enclosure when the attack happened. the lion was shot and killed after others tried to tranquilize it it. officials say it's not clear how the lion got out in the first place. >>> two big concerns tonight as we hea into new year's eve, security and the weather. as you can see, heavy snow is in the forecast fts of the plains and midwest while lots of rain is expected in the east, and that includes new york where more than ple will p descend on times square just a few blocks from where we are. we get morfrom nbc's matt bradley. >> reporter: this new year's eve the famous ball won't be the only thing over times square. new york city pole will loft drones keeping eyes on the skies o what could be hundreds of thousand of revelers below. >> with the drone, this is first time we'll be using it as a large-scale event. >> reporter: police are pairing those with more than 1,000 surveillaneras, along with bomb-sniffing dogs, helicopters,

the woman, alexandra black, had been interning at the conservation center in burlington. she'd only been there two weeks and was cleaning a separate enclosure when the attack happened. the lion was then shot and killed, but it was already too late to save the young woman's life. now investigators are looking into how the lion escaped that enclosed area. >> as soon as he got out of the enclosure, he went straight to her. it's unfortunate the loss of life of a young lady. >> the center remains closed during the investigation. >>> this morning, growing outrage across the state of california against utility giant pg&e. right now, pacific gas and electric has to prove it did not cause any of the recent deadly wildfires or the state's attorney general says the company could face criminal charges, up to murder if found liable. a u.s. district judge ordered the investigation last month. pg&e then acknowledged in documents obtained by cnbc that its equipment may have sparked the camp fire in northern california. the camp fire killed at least 88 people and destroyed nearly 14,000 h

-- when i get david to go to burlington, that's it david will be done, he'll stop swimming and joinin ollie's army. >> see you tonight "mad money," 6:00 p.m. back in a moment rebekkah: opioids has taken everything and everyone i've ever loved away from me. everything. i blew my ankle out and i got prescribed pain pills by my doctor. if making my detox public is gonna help somebody i'm all for it. i just wish i would've had a warning. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." >>> we have breaking news, our november read on non-manufacturing ism, expecting a number around 59 60.7 this is a powerful number. if we look at what's going on with regard to manufacturing -- in the manufacturing area, that's important but the service sector a bigger swath to the economy. october factory orders down 2.1% that's in line with expectations we lost 0.5 on a revision from .7 to .2. more important, transportation up three-tenths. good number. last month we lost three-tenths on the revision from four-tenths to one-tenth durable goods. this is an october final meaning everything is replaced that rep

te'o county for allegedly stealing 24 thousands of a bank account from a 76-year-old neighbor in burlington. >> so the case will go through the wheels of justice like any other case. >> the san francisco police searched his home and they found cocaine and oxycontin and anti-anxiety medications for which he had no prescription. he has been charged in sam te'o county with elder theft and drug possession. >>> the san francisco police are searching for dozens of people behind a large retail theft ring. there was an eight-month investigation they call operation wrecking ball. suspects would sell items from high end stores and then sell them on line. they served a series of search warrants in san francisco and davis city. they have arrested 12 people. >> the people are ambush style stealing large quantity it's of property from the retail partners all over the bay area, but specifically here in san francisco. and they are fencing it all over the united states. and they are using conduits like e-bay. >> they may have stolen as much as $750,000 in merchandise. >>> in the city of san francisco, the p

the da said he still more than $24,000 from an elderly man in burlington last year. >> we have accused him of committing felony elder abuse by stealing from a person who was suffering from alzheimer's and dementia. in september 2017, over a three month period he made well over 30 different withdrawals from the atm without the permission of the victim. that card had not been used before by the victim. >> doherty is facing up to five years in prison for elder abuse in the bank robbery case could land him up to 20 years behind bars. >>> a woman is behind bars accused of hiring a hitman to kill her mother. fremont police at maria moore hard sell but for $500 to shoot her boyfriend dominic sarkar. prosecutor said the motive was money. in the form of a hefty life insurance policy. police discovered more removed the daughters of the policy and named herself mary beneficiary. her son also was on the policy. the total was $800,000. yesterday in court, the hitman's mother insisted he never killed anyone. >> no. this is not him. okay. this is not my son. >> i thought she was a very nice person. v

in sam te'o for allegedly stealing $24,000 from the bank accounts of a 76- year-old neighbor in burlington. >> we're held to the same standard as everybody else, if not a higher standard. >> they searched his home and found cocaine and oxycontin. he was already charged with theft and drug possession. >>> you have to safe a look at this, the new hospital in san francisco is being hailed as the hospital of the future. up next, we have get a sneak peek inside of a hospital that many say looks and feels lore like a luxury hotel. >>> pam, you can see it but you cannot have it. a satisfy -- see lion spotted at oakland airport. that is very unusual especially during the holiday rush. we'll tell you where it is right now. >>> firefighters pull one man from the building. but he was pro incident inned dead at this fire scene. and we'll get a report from the scene at 6:00 in the 6:00 hour of mornings on 2. >>> san francisco police searching for dozen of suspects behind a big retail theft ring. authorities gave us details about an eight-month investigation that is called operation wrecking ball. where

stocking, blanket, a picture frame, everything, put it in this adorable crate and everything here at burlingtonhe booze. this is for the white wine and red wine. >> to elevate the wine a little bit, put it in a wine bucket, and people ask what wine do i bring? this is a great natural acidity, they are doing this with 7 stitches, a great wine to bring. carley: it seems like you thought about it for months and months. >> and a red wine, columbia crest, 2016 brand which has great complexity and structure. and also party meals, good for christmas dinner for tomorrow. carley: the goal if you are shopping for last-minute gifts, to get a lot of little things at one spot all at once. >> the reason you waited so long as you can find one thing that was nice enough or you were on a budget and just waiting. i find your getting a couple things and i really thoughtful it doesn't seem like it. todd: rob schmidt getting ready for 5:00 am. >> i have a wicker basket and if you can't get a basket, you get really nice things, i got some sheet masks from neutrogena, 3 different kinds. the first was hydra boost hydr

in sam te'o for allegedly stealing $24,000 from the bank accounts of a 76-year-old neighbor in burlington. >> we're held to the same standard like anybody else, probably a higher standard. >> they found cocaine and oxycontin in his home and anti- anxiety medicine for when he did not have a prescription. he was already charged in sam te'o county with elder theft and drug possession. >>> a man from mountain view is facing charges of child pornography. 39-year-old marco -- was arrested yesterday at his job in san jose. they say that he had more than 300 images and videos of child pornography and was sharing them on line. investigators said some of the children were as young as s six- month-old. the police received a tip in august. they linked a social media page and drop box and together the and account to the man. >>> when the clock strikes midnight in washington d.c., funding for several federal agencies will expire. doug, what really needs to be done to avoid this. >> reporter: the house and the senate each passed a version of their senate funding bill. it does not include this funding fo

saturday, feels like 0 in burlington, 29 in washington and 15, cincinnati. >>> coming up that terrifyingncident in the classroom. a teacher caught on camera cutting a student's hair then going after another student with scissors. >> boy, that's something to see. >>> and also, the 911 calls just released in that terrifying alligator attack. a wife pleading for help and the tourist who jumped in just in time. >>> that alert about a gift card scam. the man who bought his mom a brand-new $50 gift card at walmart was only worth 47 cents. we'll tell you how to get what you paid for. so stay right there. get what you paid for. so stay right there. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develop new skin

it is 2 in burlington, vermont.piece of arctic air has moved in through northern new england. boston windchill is 10. december at about 34. new york city at about 23 with the windchill right now. let's fast forward to the travel issues at the end of this week. our storm begin s wednesday nigt in louisiana and east texas, then spreads to the southeast. again, we're going to have a little problem with flooding risk. there may be a little bit of issue in the rivers. the biggest issues are going to be at the airports here. from miami to orlando to tampa, likely delays as we go throughout thursday. thursday afternoon, charlotte to ralei raleigh. friday it will go further north. then weather delays are likely d.c., philadelphia, new york city, boston friday afternoon. as far as the odds of a white christmas it's very warm from now through christmas through the lower 48. this is a map of potential snow in the next week. notice there's not much at all in the areas of the east. if you want a white christmas, likely through t

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lapitan: when you are down in in soma district past burlington coat factory, there's a tiny street in the back and there's a very tall tower building connected by a desk clerk in the middle. out of the way and tucked in the back. it has its own gate around it and everything. >> president serina: thank you very much. any other comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, motion to approve? >> commissioner pappas: so moved. >> vice president loo: second. >> president serina: thank you. all in favor. [ayes] >> president serina: thank you. the motion carries. item t. requesting authorization to renew the grant agreement with tenderloin neighborhood development corporation for the provision of supportive services to older adults and adults with disabilities residing in san francisco rad converting housing development units at 430 turk street during the period of july 1st, 2019, in the amount of $334,470 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount not to exceed $367,917. any comments or questions from the commission? any comments or

abc's stephanie ramos is on the scene in burlington with more., good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. the conservators center serves as an educational nonprofit here in burlington and describes itself as a zoological park dedicated to providing a specialized home to select carnivore species. one of those animals last night went after a woman whose family says she was following her passion here. this is matthai. the sheriff's office says the male lion seen in this youtube video posted by the center before the incident escaped a locked space, wandered into an area with staff and killed alexandra black, a recent graduate of indiana university. she had just started interning at the conservator center two weeks ago. deputies later shooting and killing the lion when tranquilizers didn't work so they could retrieve black's body. >> this is the worst day of my life. we've lost a person. we've lost an animal. we have lost our faith in ourselves. >> reporter: in a statement black's family says, alex loved animals. our beautiful, intelligent, passi

with your gma first look, i'm stephanie ramos, abc news, burlington, inconorth carolina. >>> u.s. immigration officials say they have no prior encounters with arriaganfriday. unillegally, was a gang i.c.e. enough saysfiled a detainin oer against him. he could be taken into federal custody and be deported if released from jail. he is set to make his first court appearance on wednesday. the stanislaus they said in part california sanction aware laws continue to undermine public safety and cause preventable crimes by restricting law enforcement c cooperation and allowing them back into the community to reoffend. and the family of ronil singh is getting a gift from a foundation supporting first responders. the tunnel to towers foundation now says it will pay offrthegag home in modesto. he leaves behind a wife and 5-month-old son. >>> the city of san francisco announced it is ex paneleding a program to monitor public bathrooms and at the civic cent bart station. it involved putting workers in those areas to monitor illegal activity. the city says it has been crucial to preventing open

i want to bring in kaylee hartung, who is live in burlington, north carolina, with more on this very. >> yeah, pamela. yesterday, a professionally trained animal keeper led his staff into the lion's habitat. they were supposed to be performing a routine cleaning of the area. and when that happens, the lions are taken into a separate area enclosed, thought to be secure and locked. yesterday, something went terribly wrong. one of those lions escaped that secure area. it's unclear how. got into the area where the humans were, and the 14-year-old lion known as mathai attacked and killed alexandra black. the lion was then killed by necessity so they could then retrieve black's body. black's family is devastated. they have issued a statement saying in part that alex loved animals. she was a beautiful young woman who had just started her career. there was a terrible accident and we're mourning, but she died following her passion. this was the 22-year-old's fourth internship of this kind. the first outside of her home state of indiana. she wanted to make a career out of caring for animals li

the 22-year-old had been interning at the conservation center in burlington she was cleaning a separatethe attack happened the lion was shot and killed >>> investigators investigators are looking into how it escaped >>> john kelly speaks out as he leasts the white house this week the long promised southern border wall is not what he portrayed, saying the white house gave up on building a concrete border barrier early on in the administration. he also called incident a bone crushing hard job. >>> coming up next on the show, the wild card factor one market strategyist says one issue could weigh big on stocks next year. >>> plus, retail detail. christmas may be over, buff the is the shopping stocks are still front and center ♪ a moment of joy. a source of inspiration. an act of kindness. an old friend. a new beginning. some welcome relief... or a cause for celebration. ♪ what's inside? ♪ [laughter] possibilities. what we deliver by delivering. >>> welcome back to the show with a few hours left in 2018, final preparations are under way for the nation's largest new year's eve celebration up

the mauling happened at the conservators' center in burlington. a trained animal keeper was doing a routine enclosure training when one of the lions somehow escaped a locked space. the victim, alexandra black had just graduated from college. the lion was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies. >>> a man and his dogs needed to be rescued after being trapped in the mud in san francisco earlier today. first responders say the mud was waist-high. firefighters had to use a special small boat to save them. this is an area near sfo. you see the boat there. the man and the dogs are safe. >>> two hotel employees are out of a job a week after kicking out an african american guest. this happened last saturday at a doubletree hotel in portland. the guest says he was in the hotel's lobby talking to his mom on the phone when he was confront beside asecurity officer. video of the exchange went viral. the security guard, who is now being called hotel earl asked the man if he was a guest. after he said yes, the officer insisted another employee call the cops, accus

staffers at the conservator center in burlington, north carolina, were doing a routine cleaning whensay the lion somehow left a locked space and attacked 22-year-old alexandra black. black had been interning for ten days and was cleaning another area when the attack happened. her family says she loved animals and wanted to make a career working with them, something her coworkers echoed. >> this person's passion was the zoological industry. this was not this person's first internship. and this person wanted to spend a lifetime around these animals. >> the 14-year-old lion was euthanized following the attack. no one else was injured. the zoological park is closed until further notice. and joining me now to talk more about you is wildlife expert, jeff corwin. jeff, officials at the center say their safety protocol includes locking the large cats in a separate area from humans during cleanings, so how could something like this happened? >> well, that is the standard protocol, when you're going to clean the enclosure of a large powerful predator, like a tiger or a lion, that animal is sec

burlington took huge profits.week it worked, took huge profits the day out of restoration hardware, huge profits. these are buy and hold services. i don't want to hold it up 25% in this crazy market. are you buying anything here? >> agreed. going much faster. did the same thing on target big earnings pullback. charles: like anything today? >> yesterday. and today what i'm liking is big names that i think when we get, the next rebound. we'll do this -- charles: give us one to break. >> go to microsoft. charles: i'm writing it down. gentlemen, thank you very much. todd, dr, folks. thank you very much. we'll be right back. along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. connell: charles: stocks plummeting as the investors are worried concerns about

according to the conservator center in burlington, north carolina, a team of professional animal keepersot out of a locked area, went into the space where the woman was cleaning and guild a young woman. the lion was shot and killed to allow personnel to retrieve the worker. the animal center is not sure how the animal escaped. that facility is closed until further notice. well, it is an annual new year's eve tradition at mar-a-lago, guests clad in ball gowns and tuxedoes and they wait to commemorate the passing year. only this time the man of the hour, president trump, won't be there. he'll be in washington working on a government shutdown. still, host or not, ticket prices for the black tie dinner rose again this year to $1,000 per guest. up from $750 last year. club members also shelling out $650 to go. that's $50 more than they paid last year. now one person involved in the event told cnn, quote, if you're paying that much for a party with the president and there's no president, i can see people getting upset. last year more than 800 guests attended, dined on iceberg wedge salad, lobs

difficult for the foreseeable time though we talked in fact two years ago when the christmas market in burlington came under attack now you look for all of this organization plan for risk how does one manage that this kind of risk as an ordinary person well the the risk that the christmas market come under attack has certainly been there and in some some way for the last few years in fact the christmas market has been the focus of what had been the focus of a plot eighteen years ago almost to the date but christmas markets are just one of the possible. targets or target sets. that are out there so there are many many possible so-called soft targets that is where people come together celebrated and basically unprotected largely unprotected these are all possible soft targets not just christmas markets this is why it's so difficult to to pick out christmas market as a particular risk because it could be any other place as well so the idea being be vigilant but not panic stricken exactly right moderations key you're a security consultant and managing director of plan for risk and been a pleasure to

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an awful story. 22-year-old alexandra black was killed in an enclosure at the center in burlington duringoutine cleaning. the lion somehow got loose. how is under investigation. the indiana native was there just two weeks. deputies shot and killed the lion after attempts to sedate it failed. the head of the conservation center is devastated. >> this is the worst day of my life. we've lost a person. we've lost an animal. we have lost our faith in ourselves a little bit today. >> black's parents released a statement calling yesterday's tragedy a terrible accident. they also said the recent indiana university grad died following her passion. >>> french police are preparing for new year's eve protests. the weekend yellow vest protests are expected to expand to tonight's celebrations throughout the country. officials also say there is a high terrorist threat. abc's jennifer eccleston has more. >> repor disorder in paris. protesters taking over the streets once again. but it was in other french cities this time where the yellow vest protests, as they're called, took a viole in toulouse, police

who was the first city in the united states to be 100 percent renewable and also from burlington vermontand the mayor at that time? currently a senator. but that was tremendous because the fact of the matter is that the cities and the counties are the ones providing electricity and utilities to their citizens of the state and federal level, not so much. now what can help the renewable energy credits expire in 2020. so you notice the fossil fuel is a mature industry and renewable energy is still on the young side. and then to do a with those fossil fuels. [applause] . >> i'm from tennessee and your wife has that beautiful cross. you mentioned doubting thomas. is there a spiritual dimension to this? i get the suspicion it is deeper than that for our you quick. >> i think we have a duty and obligation to leave the world better than we found it. and if you look in the bible there is all kinds of points about having a servant's heart. if i could just change the world this much, then i think it is a life well lived and we could expect and i hope when i am dead and gone and the songs and then j