we have julie carey on the phone. are you still there? >> let me ask you about this sentencing phase. we are already talked about the fact this will not be a death penalty trial. what do you know about what the sentencing possibilities are looking at these two capital murder convictions and a first degree murder conviction? what are we likely to see from sentencing? >> an all three charges, the first degree murder and capital murder charges, it would be -- my expectation is that the prosecutor is looking for life in prison on that. the maximum penalty. again, given how strong a verdict this is, they will have a strong case to make to jurors in this case. the impact on these victims families has been immense. this is someone now convicted as a serial killer. prosecutors will say to jurors it would never be safe to put charles severance back on the street. add to that, this was not an insanity case. his defense attorneys made a decision early on not to go that route. but we have heard a lot of testimony about charles severance's mental heal

the one thing carey mulligan does not want to you see on screen is carey mulligan. >> we live in a timere so many people seem so desperate to be famous. and you actively fight against it. >> growing up i wanted to be an actress, i wanted to pretend to be other people for people to believe that i was other people. i don't want people to watch me on screen and think about who i'm married to or where i live or what restaurant they see me coming out of i want to struck people. i think they shouldn't know a lot about you nor do they need to. >> the hollywood reporter just declared mulligan one of the eight great actresses working today. despite that she is still one of the least recognizable. you change your look quite a bit is that part of it? >> yeah. if i see look identical from film to film i find that harder to buy. >> she's transformed herself once again in her latest film, "suffragette." she plays a woman who loses custody of her son in violent right for equal rights. >> said they're making a film about suffragette. cool. mary poppins and drinking tea. then i read the script, it just

(sot bridget carey/cnet tech editor) "they're not really supposed to be doing that. they're supposed to be asleep." carey says apps like snapchat constantly pull your gps location and send notifications, which can kill your battery. her best advice... go into settings and turn off what's called the background app refresh for your apps. i looked on my phone---all of them ... were on. nat jill/bridget (jill) "which is not good." (bridget) "you don't need to have google maps using data in the background, things like that they're not always necessary."and it turns out--- simply closing an app when you're done using it may eat up more battery than it saves. sot carey 514 "because when you start it up again it has to re download and re pull in all this memory." jack and sarah say they're on their phones all daya& sot "facebook, instagram, any social media." so they're still not ready to leave their chargers at home. jill wagner cbs news new york. easy ways to save battery life: turn off blue tooth, gps and wifi if you're not using them. and you can always lower the it's no

plus, mariah carey has "all i want for christmas is you" for your kids. how her holiday hit inspired her new book and delicious recipes for your post-turkey day leftover, the surprising ingredients you'd never think of, how about a little bit? is that sin upon and almonds in there? >> how delicious. >> yum, yum. i'm going to take a crack at that. all coming up live on "gma" right here in times square. what if there was another way to look at relapsingr r multiple sclerosis? this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do with fewer relapses. tecfidera may cause serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, pml, which is a rare brain infection that usually leads to death or severe disability, and decreases in your white blood cells. the most common side effects are flushing and stomach problems. tell your doctor about any low white blood cell counts, infections, any other medical conditions, or if you are pregnant p p or plan to become pregnant, r r or

. >> helena bonham carter, carey mulligan and meryl streep fight for the right to vote. >> trust you with them. after what you did to tailor? >> it's what taylor did to me. >> it's a great wall -- role andnd a team of film makers. there was an element to which making this film felt important and felt like a privilege because this is such an amazing story and susu an important story for people to know and itt has nener been told. in the western world we have leftovers but in a large partrtf the world it is still as bad as it was a hundred years ago. for manyomen the problem wasas education. that is the starting point.t. if you have no information you ve no powers. we still have one in three women experiencing sexual violence and when it introduced that to our parliament. so the imbalance is still massive and we have definitely come a long way. >> >> helena bottom carter came on for the project first and that was a huge role in the film and for her to be a part of it was really exciting she was the first choice for everyone and then meryl streep and her being playing this icon. this in

. >> you know who's not nvous and who else i taking over, mariah carey, taking on a few firsts. talking ababout her new book this morning as well as her directorial debut. we cannot wait for that especially dan. >> w whave a great croro here at times square o a friday morning. thank you for coming out. on a holiday weekend. let's be honest, they're here to say sara haines, we're cool with that. >> it's okay, i know. >> we should say millions of americans are heading to stores all over the country. they'll be papacked wit shoppers hunting down those black friday bargains this morning but you might, might score a better al if you hold off on your shopping spree just a little longer. our becky worley is here with some clever ideas coming up. >> i love it when you talk about getting a bargain, dan. >> because you totallylyon't shop. >>>> there's nothing sexier. inside to tom llamas with this morning's rundown. >> the big story, high water rescues near dallas. flash flooding pounding parts of texas, swallowing upp vehicles overnight. missing driver, an officer was actually washed awa

julie carey spoke to the victim's mother about the new, disturbing details that emerged in court. >>orter: another painful hearing for vicky wilson moore, the victim's mother as prosecutors introduced their evidence. pictures of 16-year-old brenden wilson's body at the murder scene. >> that's my brenden lying on the table, six shots in his back in his nike jacket, his favorite jacket. that got me, to see him laying on that table. >> reporter: this evidence photo shows wilson's favorite jacket, with six bullet holes in the back. he was shot on the head and side after he hit the ground. kawain smalls had never met the victim when he decided to avenge a confrontation between wilson and his brother. smalls little sister another high school student told wilson she wanted to buy a small amount of marijuana and arranged to meet him in a path called the cut next to the school. in this interrogation obtained exclusively from news 4, he started shooting because he thought the 16-year-old was reaching for a gun. >> and i just pulled the trigger just to put him down one time. >> reporter: wilson

where w hosting the parade coverage for cbs, a lot of big stars will pass by here including mariah carey. but first, i want to show you so video of amy schumer because she doesn't look like she's really in the holiday spirit. we were thinking about hash taggthis, sad face, the image amy a little incognito in her giant shades and waiting for the subway. the thought was she feeling a little left out because she wasn't included in bes night out? as much as the world is eagerly awaiting the epic gathering of amy, jennifer, adele and emma, the aka unfiltered real girls supersquad, we know amy's pretty darn confident. so she won't feel bad at all. but you know what? let's get a rain check on the girls night out part two because maybe something like this will ♪ hello, how are you. >> adele killed it with performing just kindergarten instruments. and what about the moment she picked up the green toy flip phone as a send up to her video. now, that's just one of the reasons why adele wins music right now. she just crushed nsync's 15-year record selling a 2.9 million albums in one week. how'd she d

daughtry, shaun mendez, trey songz, drake owens the country aftist and mariah carey, america's treasury, the diva here. we talk about 13 00 officers. no threads. just to make sure things go safe. the weather is fantastic. about 45 right now. i know i'm bundled up. i'm a wimp. by the end of the day, we could hit 60 so organizers believe we'll have a record club. a great way to start the holiday. for now from new york, i'm jay gray. aaron, back to you. >> thanks. >>> of course, you can watch all the action on nbc 4 starting at 9:00 kilometer with the thanksgiving day parade and the national dog show follows that at noon. >>> president obama and the first family said thank you by serving up dinner to the homeless population in d.c. this took place at the friendship center. many are homeless and at-risk veterans. they received aí>g $3 million donation. >>> president obama trots out a turkey, pardons it. take a look at the side-by-side pictures. look how much sasha has grown. and his hair is not as gray. six years ago. that was in 2009. now look. the young ladies have blossomed. they were 11

. >> i'm going to introduce chief peter carey c-a-r-e-y. the chief of police for the colorado springs police department. chief carey. >> so, very, very difficult afternoon in colorado springs. my heart goes out to many of the victims here. at this point, i have as many questions as you do. we're still trying to figure out exactly what happened, who our victims are and what we need to do from this point forward. i have some hurt police officers. they're at the hospital. that's where i'm heading to next. we'll give you some more information as soon as we know it. thank you. >> i would like to take this time to introduce mayor john suthers. he is the mayor of the city of colorado springs. >> the only thing i would add is that the perpetrator is in custody. the situation has been resolved. there's no continuing peril to the citizens of colorado springs. but there's a huge crime scene that has to be processed. we have to determine exactly how many victims there are. and we'll be reporting on that in the near future. >> i might add there's a lot

in alexandria, i'm julie carey, news 4. >>> a lot of reaction and support pouring out for the victims in the paris attacks. the #pray for paris is trending and see celebrities like lebron james poing condolences. we posted new information on our nbc washington app. we have salma hayek, the washington capitals, donald trump, hillary clinton, go there to our nbc washington app for the very latest.. >>> right now stories of survival after the attacks in paris. an incredible one. one man says he has his cell phone to thank for his life. he had hung up on his phone when he heard an explosion near the stade de france realized it was in front of him and went backward. his phone took the brunt of the hit. we can show you the phone and you can see it's bent. the screen you will see is shattered and a hole drilled right through it. pretty incredible. >> one of the other koords fated strikes targeted a packed concert venue in the middle of a performance from a california rock band. new information that we got just in the last 20 minutes, all of the members of the band eagles of death metal were

from the time to unite in the mid-1840s stand and mike carey collaborate to cultivate a particular public image. he proved himself as to mormon elders as a layman i prophet and the pair were married for a turn in the mormon triple. although she was not yet claimed to be delaware should always distinguish yourself as somebody peculiar fascination with indians. as a youth in ohio she and her sisters, along with a number of other early mormon converts, mostly women, used to get the power as they put it. they would speak in tongues which he referred to as speaking indian. she was drawn to indians both through her own faith and public through the romanticized depiction of native people in the popular fiction of the day. when she me met his choctaw blus who claimed he had received a prophecy about bringing the lamanites to christ, she found it irresistible. butter on performance as a delaware princess was just that, a performance. this by the fact she was never out of during her lifetime and that scholars as recent as a decade ago were still writing books and articles based on the believe that

bridget carey: they're not really supposed to be doing that. they're supposed to be asleep. because when you start it up again it has to re-download and re pull in all this memory. elizabeth: carey's best advice is to go into your settings and turn off what's called the background app refresh for your apps. you can also save battery life by switching off blue tooth, gps, and wifi if you're not brightness of your screen. eric: it drains a lot of the battery in your pocket or purse. you will need the weather app to keep an eye on the radar. metinka: it is another soggy one up there, rain across central iowa. over near al dora, even winterset teaching -- catching a break. in this, we have steady rainfall. it is all tracking to the north and northeast, there's more coming from missouri back down through kansas city. this whole band expands to the south with severe weather across texas and in colder air, it turns to snow across western nebraska for colorado. it is warming up for all rain across iowa today. rounds of showers and thundershowers pushing to the east by later this aft

. >>> i'm julie carey in manassas where a teenage victim's mother pled guilty to first-degree murder. >> he didn't deserve to be shot eight times. >> coming up, the special request she plans to make of the judge when the killer is sentenced. >>> a major storm slams the midwest and we'll take a look at the areas hardest hit and tell you how the system >>> well, no. it's not officially winter yet, but a deep freeze is settling over the heart of the country tonight and an ice storm knocked out power to thousands in oklahoma and black ice has led to five deaths in kansas. five people also died in texas from a different type of extreme weather, flooding there. >> it's rough out there, not so rough there. that's minneapolis, minnesota. quiet now, but thaw aey are expecting some snow, up to six inches of this stuff, but i have to think that six inches of snow in minneapolis is a cake walk for them. what do you think? >> they have not seen much in the way of snow so far this season and six inches for them, piece of cake and temperatures on the mild side up toward minneapolis and our temperatu

northern virginia bureau chief julie carey spoke to the victim's family and you'll hear that at 5:00. >>> a busy montgomery corner will get more busy, the southbound lanes of rockville pike near bethesda. news 4's molette green talked to drivers. >> reporter: if you drive near rockville pike near cedar lane in bethesda get ready for road repair this week. >> i feel their pain. i do. nothing worse than sitting in traffic on rockville pike. >> reporter: this comes after a 74-year-old main broke last month flooding roads in the area with muddy water. today work crews are moving concrete barriers in place in the southbound lanes before starting the asphalt work on tuesday. commuters say it's a necessary inconvenience. >> the traffic is worse than its ever been and then you will add this. there will be some unhappy people driving. workers tell me this project is only going to last about a week. they will be back here on tuesday to begin the asphalt work and they will only do it during off-peek hours between 9:00 and 3:00 p.m. in bethesda on rockville pike, molette green, news 4. >> today t

carey is in the region to help to tried to end the recent waves of violence.he beginning of october, 92 palestinians and 16 israelis have been killed imtiaz tyab is live for us in west jerusalem. mr. kerry will try to bring down the temperature here. how will he achieve it? >> reporter: that's a very good question. a question many here in israel and indeed in the occupied pal palestinian territoriesing asking themselves. just what the u.s. secretary of state can do to calm the violence that we have seen now for nearly two months, violence which has claimed the lives of dozens of palestinians, over a dozen israelis and continues nearly every day. we don't know at this stage what the u.s. secretary of state will be saying, we do, however, know that he will be meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he will also be meeting with the palestinian leader mahmood abbas as well. he's expected to, within the hour or so, to make a joint statement withs are the israeli prime minister so perhaps then we'll have a clearer idea of what the u.s. can do to

jim: mike carey is teed up back in new york. what do you see on this one? mike: this is one that's really tall talked about, dual possession. there was not dual possession coming in but what -- when the receiver hits the ground and the defender -- defender comes in. the ball comes loose, it's out of bounds. when the ball is loose, that ball should be incomplete at that spot. phil: wow. jim: how about that? phil: i honestly have never heard that we work hard at this. jim: mike, the play is still alive here? mike: yes, he maintains control when he hits the ground. both players have the ball and the ball comes loose. it's kind of survival of the fittest. the ball comes loose. should be an incomplete pass. jim: is this an easy one for blandino and walt, you think? mike? referee: after reviewing the play, the ruling on the field of an interception stands. first down. jim: mike what did they say -- see that you didn't see? mike: what they went with was they believed there wasn't enough clear evidence. but we didn't see clear control when he hit the ground. both p

we'll see what mike carey says. jim: mike carey, is that a touchdown? mike: no, that one is not a touchdown. and here's why. in order to complete the catch, you have to have two feet clearly down with possession. simultaneous with that second foot was the strip. the ball comes out. incomplete pass and that's what i would rule if i was on the field. phil: very well said, mike. jim: there was a lot of hesitation, mike, on the field, too, as it happened with the officials. mike: it happens so quick and the passing game is complex, but when you slow it down you see there is just not enough time with control after the second step. the ball is out. this is incomplete. this is one we all can agree on, i think. one step, two steps -- three -- jim: yep. runner. and it's the same in the end zone as in the field of play. referee: the pass is incomplete. the ball is knocked out just as ground. the receiver had not quiet -- yet become a runner. pass. jim: incomplete is the call. another little nuance here, he happened with 2:01 to go so that saves another play from

. >> i'm julie carey in annandale where the family of murder victim, vanessa, is speaking out for the first time since she was killed five years ago and they are showing us these paintings. both part of a tribute to the young woman and a way for this family to heal. >> no more angry. no more sad. >>> montgomery county clears a day from next year's school calendar, september 12th, that happens to coincide with the muslim holiday eid. muslim holiday eid. but what about the futu you probably can't workout like an nfl player... muslim holiday eid. but what about the futu but now you can eat like one. get our players' choice pizzas. the new sriracha meats, the bbq chicken and bacon, or the loaded works. just $12 each. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. at the new papa johns.com. >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> and that forecast has some sunshine tomorrow. yeah, everybody asking about that. when does the sun return? it returns tomorrow. as annie always said, the sun will come out tomorrow. right now, though, no sun. we're dealing with the clouds and still dealing

. >>> i'm jlie carey in annandale where the murder of vanessa five years ago shocked and saddened socommunity. now the young artist's work is display alongside paintings for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! giant just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. >>> a tribute to a murder victim and help for a family trying to overcome its grief. tonight, an art exhibit is set to open in memory of vanessa, the college student you remember was murdered in falls church, virginia, when she gave a ride to a total stranger and his baby. northern virginia bureau chief, julie carey, s our story. >> jubilation. >> reporter: jubilation, the title michelle gives her painting that captures the day her niece, vanessa, was accepted to college at savannah college of art and design. >> and she very happy. so that's why i do that picture. >> reporter: 19-year-old vanessa was home on her first summer break when a man approached her car at a shopping center saying he

i'm richelle carey. my guest this week is the first prosecutor of the international criminal court, luis mareno ocampo. >> do you support palestinian statehood? >> oh, i, i was a prosecutor in, in a case where palestine came to my office requesting jurisdiction. and, was very interesting because the minister of jus, was in 2009. and the minister of justice of palestine explained to me. look, it was so difficult to come here. first, i had to convince the palestinian authorities. then they told me, okay. but you can go to the icc if arab league support you. so he told me, it was so difficult to discuss with bashir on the table the age of palestine at the arab league. but they did it. they accept it. so i'm here after all this complicated process. i told him, "okay. minister, i understand how much you work it. but however, i cannot promise you success. i can promise you impartiality and respect for the law. and talking about the law, there's a problem here because the law say a state can accept jurisdiction

bureau chief julie carey live in chantilly with one family's experience. julie?reporter: well, there is no trouble for dreamy puppy tonight. see the store still dark and empty. a little while ago a county staffer came and posted his notice. it cites a long los of code violations and declares this an unsafe structure. now, i need to emphasize no charges have been filed yet in connection with the animal control investigation. they are looking into the health of the pups here and whether some of them were really old enough to be up for sale. i've heard from past customers today that are glad these allegations are being investigated. kate trinidad loved her yorkie, chewy, the minute a dreamy puppy staffer showed her the tiny pup a year and a half ago. >> the second he's in my arms, i'm not putting him back down. >> reporter: not long after she got chewy home, he became lethargic, one morning unresponsive. >> i picked him up, he was really floppy. his tongue was hanging out the side of his mouth. rushed him to the vet. >> reporter: trinidad's vet diagnosed a lot of pr

northern virginia bureau chief reporter julie carey report on those who want a meeting with her and angy. >> elizabeth schultz got a standing ovation when she was the lone no vote when it added gender identity to the nondiscrimination policy. saturday she was hit with a twitter scolding when she tweeted a link to an illinois article. the writer makes this statement, moreover, transgenders are men who struggle with mental illness and sexual perversion. schultz's critics like this political activist jumped writing the crap in that article is disgusting and shame on you for linking to it. >> i'm not supporting any statements when i make a link in a twitter feed. >> reporter: schultz tells me she didn't even read the whole spotlight and wanted to spotlight the potential threat she sees to fairfax county. federal authority might force accommodations that go beyond what parents might find acceptable. >> you basically have the federal government setting policy around school system urn the threat of pulling federal money. >> reporter: west potomac high school teacher heads a new group called s

i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***""whent comes to holiday shopping, we're all tired of fighting the store crowds. so, more people are shopping online duringblack friday weekend. and google is doing a few things to make shopping on your phone a smoother shopping section has been rereesigned to help you narrow down options better. and if you know what you want, like tricycles for kids, you can break down the choices by features, brand and price. and once you find the exact item, you can dive deeper and see reviews. google also can help find which stores near you carry the item. this is not an app. it is all in your browser. and of course google rather have you spending more time insidedegoogle seaeah -- because that's where it makes the most money from ads."but even if you want to avoid in-store fights, ebay is putting a virtual twist on the black friday battle. begining at 4 p.m. eastern o o thanksgiving day, ebay is making people vote on which of two items they rather see a sale for in the next hour, and the item w

richelle carey, al jazeera. >> okay, back now with our guests, attorney and philosopher. let's go to you, please, professor dwyer. talk about the difference between-y motional judgment and moral judgment with little julianna. her parents see her suffering, screaming when they gets treatment. we saw her shaking in the hospital bed. the parent understandably are emotionally upset. but what does philosophy say about the interplay between one's emotions and one's moral judgment? >> wow, that is a very, very big question. let me try and narrow it down in terms of what's going on here and perhaps the best way to construct that is to talk about whether or not the parents emotions will in some sense cause them to make improper and morally wrong judgements about their child. there are certainly certain emotions when we experience them in excess, for example, anger, envy, fear, that can cause us to misjudge all sorts of issues, including moral issues. but i think that many of our emotions, are emotions of love, for example. and compassion. actually, can embellish and amplify good m

i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***"if you didn't already have enough star wars movie hype in your life, google is giving it's apps a star wars design makeover. if you visit google.com/sta little geeky star wars things pop up across your devices when you're using google. what you see depends on if you choose the light side or dark side. the theme is woven into the chrome browser with an add on, and you'll also find the force hidden within chromecast, gmail, google search, google translate, and youtube, among others. on maps, the little pegman to take you to street view changes to a stormtrooper or rebel starfighter pilot. the waze traffic app, owned by google, also transforms to show characters and icons from the force awakens on your route, and you can also get voice directions from c3po. if you have a change of heart, you can switch to the other side at any time, or disable it, but it will vanish for everyone in februrary. expect more star wars easter eggs to pop up from google as we get closer to the movie's relea

from our studios in new york, i'm bridget carey. 3 3 3 3 bridget carey. 3 3 york, i'm studios in new york, i'm 3 3 3 we'll take a look at your news and weather to go coming up after the break...you're watching siouxland news at 3 it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam. 3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 the top eight republican presidential contenders take the stage tonight in milwaukee for their fourth debate. this one... hosted by the fox business network and the wall street journal... is the second to focus on economic issues. donald trump and ben carson... who are essentially tied in the crowded race... will take center stage once again.miami international airport has resumed operations after a security situation monday night that delayed dozens of flights and sent the airport into lockdown. f - b - i officials say the incident was started after a passenger went through security with what was believed to be suspicious items in his carry - on. those items were later determined to be safe.and... the u