the cashier handed over cash and the suspect took off. a police spokesman tells us that' s where the trail of this suspect went cold. foot, westerly down hayward street. a k-9 track, showed negative results so. you know the time that lapsed between the time she called it in and officers arriving is only a minute or two but in a minute or two, someone could get a good distance away from the scene. shelley: the cashier was so shaken up she was not able to get a good description of the suspect. manchester police are hopeful m shelley live in manchester, i' walcott, wmur news 9. josh: lawyers for the boston marathon bomber told a federal judge today that dzhokhar tsarnaev should be granted a new trial. but as wmur' s amy coveno explains live in the newsroom, these appeals that will go on for years are mostly automatic. amy tsarnaev did not appear in : court today. he remains locked in a federal he also likely did not request that his lawyers file the appeals. they are done automatically on s the way our system is set up and the appeals in thi

((brian loftus)) marie told us the cashier who was working that night was rattled, but has returned to work. she says the clerks have an emergency action plan in the event of a robbery. police are asking you to call crimestoppers if you know anything about the suspect/// ((brian loftus)) > this weekend the city of las vegas is remembering the life of frank sinatra, as this saturday would have been the 100th birthday for ol' blue eyes sinatra performed on local stages for 43 years. many credit sinatra as the man who made las vegas the entertainment capital of the world. as part of the celebrations, the l-v-c-v-a put together a free exhibit called "sinatra's centennial" ... with rarely seen photos and newly discovered video....from the las vegas news bureau archives. you can check it out at the convention center, clark county library, or the lloyd george courthouse./// > coming up, is alzheimer's can avoid like heart disease or diabetes? (( "i've just become focused on brain health, the way so many people are focused on cardiovascular health." )) ((brian loftus)) > in today's medical bre

and reaches in to grab more the cashier had enough. he launches his shoe to fight him off. the rocker was caught off guard. once he was outside the gunman did fire a shot from hitting the ground before driving off. anchor: meet riker jedi gracie. their latest bundle of joy was named in honor of the day of the arrival of the latest star wars sidesaga. they have never delivered a jedi before. the delivery was picture-perfect. a middle name which is probably better. we expect great things from young riker. anchor: better than being called darth. anchor: it's not quite as cold tonight. >> we have some clouds coming our way. another chance for rain. the big news is the fact the temperatures are warming and the cold air mass creeps eastward. boston, new york, washington. not the case anymore. it is pretty chilly. let's start with some great this does. if you were traveling to southwestern utah, the only thing moving is the shadows. not much wind. loop. a couple of thin clouds. that is about it. by the way, without the wind we get the polluti

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. -- no waiters, no cashiers. andrew stevens checked it out. andrew: it's lunchtime in beijing. joining friends and colleagues for a bite to eat. we found a restaurant offering something different. it's linking mobile technology with the love of food. welcome to this restaurant, the first thing you will notice is that there is no wait staff. they have been replaced with an app. but not just any app. i'm on a popular messaging app in china. we're talking hundreds of millions of people on this. i have the menu up with several choices. i'm going for the spicy rice noodles. getting a discount, altogether that's about five dollars. it's now giving me a number, which will be called out on the speaker in just a few minutes. one plate in the kitchen, i shaft turning digital orders -- a chef turning digital orders into your lunch. here we are. and after five minutes, we have some spicy noodles. all through the power of the smartphone and the help of a kitchen. the restaurant owner looking at cutting his overhead even more. >> there will be-- no waitress, no cashier, no merchandise, and n

i got a cashier's check, the first time, for $3,000 directly deposited into her td bank account. then she called me back and said that her lawyer needed more money. i went back to the bank. i took out $2,000. i had $600 already on me. i gave them $2,610. i directly deposited into her td bank account. >> judge judy: okay. >> she did send me another $600. >> judge judy: just -- shh! just a second. you know what? i think that you people need all your records because i'm reading the complaint, and your complaint says that "she promised to pay me back with her income-tax returns in 2015. she would make payments. i went to the bank and got a cashier's check for $3,000, which i deposited into her account, and another $26 later that week because it was more than she thought it was." you say in your answer, "i obtained a lawyer with the $6,000 she sent me." >> i obtained a lawyer with the money that she sent me. she said she sent $6,000, so $6,000 was the number that was being floated around. >> judge judy: no, no, no. not floated. what kind of floated? this isn't a floated. this is an an

what you should avoid telling the cashier the next time you check out. and it was an incredible discovery in a park. a hand dug cave being used as a home. now people who know the man who created it are speaking to news 4. >>> first, they are some of the hottest gifts this holiday season. but chances are you have also seen the videos of hover boards bursting into flames. one of the latest incidents happened down the road. a hover board caught fire in a house. we look at the damage and has a warning from firefighters. >> this is what was left of a hover board after it ignited and caused a fire. >> it ignited while it was being charged and rolled over to a bed and ignited the bedding in the bedroom. >> kevin frazier is the chief of the montgomery fire department. he says no one was hurt, but it highlights the dangers that exist. this hoverboard fire happened in alabama while a guy was riding it. >> it's on fire! >> and on tuesday this was the scene inside a mall in washington state as a hoverboard ignited there. consumers need to be extremely careful when b

the the cashier as fast as possible giving them all of the cash he can.hen he is at cigars and cigarettes store on second street this guy is brazen. he gets 570 from carbon november 22nd, he says that is a good place to to rob. he goes back again and look at, when you look at this video, notice it is daytime, 10:30 and then at 2:00 in the afternoon. can you imagine if somebody walk in with the gun out again and this clerks face. he robs this place a second time, get more than double, about $1,300 but the clerk is the same guy and said i think i know this guy. so, our third clip now because clerk looks back at store surveillance and previous days before the armed robberies he realized this guy was just likely just a kid by the way, came in, bought something and then police figured he was in there just looking around, and seeing how busy, it was and when was best time to hit, what they call casing the place. that was their best look at our man chris fox froze it and still pictured it and one of the detectives said hey when you put video on these teens, it i

. >> there are no hosts, waiters, cashiers and customers use the phone to place the order. >> it is lunchtime in beijing and here across the country workers are joining their frie for a something slightly different in the dining experience. it's linking mobile technology with the big love of food. >> welcome to -- the first thing you'll notice is that there are no waiters. they have been replaced with an app. i am now on my popular messaging map, when i say popular, we are talking hundreds of millions of people. i have the menu and there are seven choices.i'm going for the spicy beef. i am getting a discount so it is about five dollars. it is getting the number which will be called out on the speaker in a few minutes and that will be my dish. >> one place is the kitchen where chefs turn digital orders it has been about five minutes and there is the beef with spicy noodles. >> of the power of the smartphone and eight helping hand from the kitchen. the restaurant owner is looking at cutting overhead even more. >> there will be four no's in this restaurant. no waitress, no cashiers, no merchandi

and the cashier was treated at the hospital. >> we will tack abut the weekend weather which has changede and meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> you can see the sunshine out here but despite it, it is cold. i will tell you when we will we switch out the frigid deaths for warmer weather and more breezy weather in a few minutes. >> one last chance to make a difference in 2015 and you can lend a hand to with just your age, income, zip code,g for health insurance and the number of people in your household. information you probably know off the top of your head. enroll by january 31st to avoid the irs tax penalty. ♪ if you haven't checked out covered california in a while, we've got some new options that might interest you. like adult dental coverage. great news for you... and your sweet tooth. to find free, local, in-person help, visit coveredca.com >> santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> this is new video in this morning showing the significant ice on highway one south of west marin which contributeed to a van driving into th

the cashier is the owner's wife. as soon as her husband saw what gun of his own and pointed it at the robber. >> my wife, she panic and i pulled a gun on him and i said no we're not. you're not going to get [ bleep ] from me. >> as soon as the robber saw the gun pointed at him, he took off. police are still looking for him. >>> the justice department has now opened an investigation into the arrest of a muslim student over a homemade clock. you'll remember the 14-year-old brought the clock to school to show his geacher. but school officials in irving, texas were suspicious and thought it might be a bomb. he was never charged with a crime. loretta lynch talked about the incident at a muslim advocacy event last night in washington. >> we have, as you know, opened an investigation into the young man in irving, texas. we'll see where this investigation goes. >> the teen's family has threatened a lawsuit and demanded $15 million in damages. they also want an apology from >>> to new jersey now where thieves are apparently t

and the cashier told investigators the man that motioned as if he had a gun in his jacket.he gave him all the cash in the drawer and he sped off in suv. and are you asked to call police if you recognize this man. >>> and four newcastle county businesses were robbed at gun point over the weekend. delaware state police tell us one of the robberies happened on saturday morning here at pat's pizza restaurant in wilmington and a man confronted female clerk with a knife and took cash from the register and yesterday afternoon a man robbed a store inside the wilmington flea market at gun point and the other rarmd ro robbyes happened dunkin' donuts on saturday and wawa this morning. it's unclear if they're ekt asked. >> a nasty five car car overnight in east mount teary sent to twem many the hot. the first two car collided washington lane and impact cents one of those vehicles screening into parked cars and jumped the curb went into parking lot and suv. >> three men are still on the loose tonight after leading please phone a chase in south philadelphia. it started when a state polic

((brian loftus)) the clerk says the cashier was shaken but has since returned to work. if you know who the suspect is... you're asked to call crimestoppers./// ((kirsten joyce)) > we now know how much incentive money state lawmakers will need to approve, for a faraday future deal... yesterday, governor sandoval formally announced that faraday future will be building a billion dollar plant in north las vegas. lawmakers will consider a 335- million dollar tax incentive in a special session to approve the deal. the money would go toward infrastructure improvements where the plant would be built. faraday's total economic impact is estimated at 85-billion dollars over 20 years./// ((brian loftus)) > a baby is undergoing surgery this zohnny ficklin-scott was born with congestive heart failure. just a few minutes ago... zohnny went into surgery to correct the problem. if the surgery is successful, he will then get a fibrillator for his heart two months from now. his mother says it has been hard the holidays. a friend of the family set up a go-fund-me page to help out. we've po

you use cashier and a debit card but i really like to use cash.f you via car you bring of a big pile of cash? >> repay for a car with a cashier's check the at the grocery store i use cash. john: you decided at age seven? >> my parents paid off their house and started to save heart and we've moved to the country we were in a little trailer and they built a house dash free so i saw the making sacrifices using their money and impacted me. they don't have stressed because they don't have that. john: you cannot recover a stolen. >> a lot of people use that argument but we don't bring $500 worth of cash with us i have cash envelopes for a brush trees and eating out i just bring that with me when i go to the restore. john: the financial system is biased against cash show they? >> when i went to buy the iphone i went to the apple store they said you don't have credit is a you have to put a $500 down as a deposit for we cannot give you the plan. >> people that use cash get discounts so that helps if you buy gas they offer savings. >> because the stores hav

he had a sister, a cashier, ring up three codes worth $600 and pay just $26. >> years ago when i was a kid we didn't have things happen like this. it is a sad situation. puts a damper on the holiday marie: they are looking at misdemeanor theft charges. jim: most likely space debris or a meteor, according to the astronomer. a coyote was running loose inside an airport in south carolina.security officers subdued with a taser. it got into the terminal through the baggage area. this is at the myrtle beach airport. surveillance cameras got footage of it running all the place. no people came in contact with it and no one was hurt. kevin: it is a possible answer about the mysterious light in the sky. it is either a meteorite breaking up upon reentry or some type of space junk, a satellite that was put up there maybe be 20 or 30 years ago. that would be my best guess at this point. it is a sizable piece of whatever it is to be visible for that long. when you see a meteorite, a lot of times it is the size of a marble when you get that fireball that looks a lot longer. just like a lightning bo

>>jay: there are no host, waiter, or cashiers. customers use their phones to place their order. >>ingrid: the only place there are actual staff members are the you need those.

police say he slipped the cashier a demand note and walk off with the money.tigators say he targeted another little caesars about 2 miles away. this time when he turned over the demand note the cashier said she didn't have any money so he took off without getting anything. organizers of a yesterday's black lives matter protest in minneapolis say their plans to target the mall of america were a decoy more than 100 demonstrators started at the mall forcing dozens of shops to close their doors. but organizers say disrupting travel at the minneapolis st. paul airport was actually their main goal. police arrested a total of 12 protesters between both sites. tonight airport officials say there have been no major disruptions. >>> normally it's santa who decides who is has been naughty or nice but one animal rights group decided to take over for big red this week and peta but sea world on the naughty list. group members went to a post office in san diego hoping to make a special delivery to the aquatic park. 15 pounds of coal. peta says sea world makes animals perform

the ohio cashier holding on to help his mom. but he didn't know that the brother is in the hospital. tremendous stress. the mom so thanful for this little act of kindness she posted the picture on facebook and wrote how much it meant to their family. the post already getting over 100,000 likes. >> i love it. >>> and another act of kindness. an iowa man spotted two young people panhandling and he offered them a job. awesome, right? >> yeah. >> guess what their response was, no, thank you. >> what? >> over the weekend, the same boys, they were back at it, holding signs saying they're broke and hungry. once again, he offered them a job. again, they declined. so he joined them. pictures capture him standing on the corner holding his own sign. you know what it said? offered these guys a job, they said no. don't give them money. and that has gone viral. >> well,. >> okay. >>> an act of tom foolery. you know, some people use christmas cards to make announce. well, friendses of a family of a michigan college student thought he had gotte

everything because the cashier left and started running. >> so happened police inspector with the nypd who was off-duty was shopping here in the mall when all of this happened he quickly sprung into action and helped another cop along with two security officers arrest a lots of people crediting them this morning with defusing the situation and keeping everyone safe. weir live in garden city long island this morning. roberts, back over to you. >> thanks so much. we have a second service member from our area killed in monday's attack in afghanistan. lewis of long island serving his fourth military tour in afghanistan. he was a staff sergeant with the air national guard. and he leaves behind a wife and five-year-old daughter. he was just four months away from returning home. six troops including an nypd detective were killed when their patrol was attacked by a suicide bomber. >> u now to a much happier story. member of the army expected to be away through the holidays came home to give his sister this surprise of a lifetime. [applause] oh -- her brother joseph hernandez at robert frost mi

then walk to the register where he handed the cashier a piece of paper and ran out. we're told he got away with two bottles of high end scotch. an action news update on the state's new voucher program the education program is one step closer to becoming reality. lawmakers have approved the regulations for the education savings accounts. that means military families and kindergartners will not have to meet the 100 day requirement to get their money. under the program, families will get roughly 5-thousand dollars per child... making private schooling more affordable for thousands of nevada families. great economic news on this final day of 2015 from the lvcva. for tourism.. hosting 42-million visitors. that easily breaks the old record of 41.1 million.. set last year. to help you get around this new year's eve... ....we want to remind you the monorail is going to stay open for 44 hours straight! the train is running right now...and will until 3 a-m saturday! a one way ticket only costs just a dollar for locals. it's also free to ride fixed route rtc buses from 6:00 mor

so all do you have do is scan. >> yes. >> are you a real cashier?ite. >> we have a customer here. >> see? >> oh, the five steps? like drew hill? oh, do you have a rain check? >> you know what? merry christmas. >> oh, thank you. >> greetings. >> i'll put this right here. oh, ma'am, paper or plays snuck. >> it doesn't matter. >> oh, that's fine. >> tj, how am i doing? >> excellent. >> what else do i have to ask? >> plastic or paper? >> it doesn't matter. paper or plastic it, doesn't matter. >> ma'am, did you finds everything that you were looking for today? >> yes, did i. >> love this. girl, you guys, i know how to do this. i feel like -- do you remember the old show supermarket sweep. >> yes. >> yes. >> this is for you. >> yes, ma'am? yes, i'm listening. >> ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ we wish awe merry christmas ♪ and a happy new year ♪ >> oh, that was great, guys. that was great. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. yahoo. >> i'm a little slow, so i can't even finish the order right here. but guys, as you guys can see, this is something i can d

there will be four no's in this restaurant, that is no waitress, no cashier, no merchandiser, and no chef. i did this because i'm following the technology development trend in china. no word yet on how he plans to eliminate the "chef". on the plus side - customers are seeing prices drop a bit... as the restaurant saves money on staff. thanks for joining us.. live in las vegas fox5 news at 6 starts now. in just over a day .. the sky over the strip will be filled with color .. as we enojy one of the biggest firework shows in the world! tonight .. we get a

he doused a cashier and threatened to set him on fire if he was not given cash. the robber ran away. anchor 2: someone stole package deliveries. they caught a person stealing items from the front steps and it contained clothing and board games. if you' have them come or have them delivered to a secure location. >> anchor 2: there are concerns about how hot hoverboards get. >> it is on fire. anchor 2: the alabama men has -- alabama man has video. a day later, it overheated and burned his house down. the mom describes how quickly it happened. >> sparks were flying in the middle part of the board when into flames. >> the board runs on lithium batteries and they can explode and burst into flames. >> that is terrifying. hottest gift this holiday season. this to my kid anytime soon. want to talk about what is happening tonight? there is steady rain letting up and there is intense fog starting to develop and it will be here with light showers around and coming in to the evening. there is that freezing rain advisory and southern new hampshire will be released from this.

((daniel: i opened in the presence of the cashier// and it had no value )) (michelle mortensen) confused daniel asked tom if there had been a mistake. maybe it wasn't loaded. but the receipt showed it had been. so tom called walmart ... and they said. ((tom: we're not responsible. )) (michelle mortensen) so next he called visa giftcard. ((tom: everytime i tried to get an operator they would say they don't recognize that response and would cut me off. )) (michelle mortensen) stand-up: so he called me. i was pretty sure i knew what had happened. see since 2004 ... crooks have been pulling this scam. they take the cards off racks in big box stores. they get the pins .. or copy the numbers of the card ... then reseal it .. and wait patiently for you to activate the card. don't ask me how monitor it... that secret isn't well known. all we know for sure .. is once these cards are laoded ... the scammers drain it. and you're none the wiser. ((tom: everybody in the neighborhood that i see istop )) (michelle mortensen) now, tom's getting the word out about this scam in hopes no one else becomes a

he handed the cashier a note demanding money. he indicated that he had a gun in his jacket. the clerk gave him the cash and he took off. if you happen to recognize him, you are asked to call police. > >>> a decent start to the workweek, decent conditions this time of year, market street, center city philadelphia, nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley here with the forecast. >> a frosty start this morning, serious fog, too, but the toing is just about completely gone, just a little bit of haze in the atmosphere. you can see it in this view from center city. 48 degrees already in philadelphia. temperatures 30s in philadelphia, 20 in the suburbs, 48 this time of year, the normal high temperature. here it is just at 11:00 in the morning, we will be in the 50s, nicely above normal this afternoon. as far as the fog is concerned, still a couple of spots in the pocono mountains but the rest of the area seemed greatly improved visibility, the advice blitz continue to improve as the day goes on. sunshine will take us up to 50 degrees at 1:00, still see some sunshine at 4:00. th

there are no hosts, no waiters, no cashiers. customers use their phones to place their order. they use an apt to look at the menu, and people pick up the food themselves. and the new year's eve all, a test will ensure that the ball will fall and not fail when it descends the flagpole to ring in 2016. it has 2000 sparkling water for crystals and weighs over 10,000 pounds. about one million people are expected to pack times square tomorrow to celebrate the new year and th the all rock. -- watch the ball drop. gabrielle: disney's "newsies" opened last night at the peace theatre. it is a story about a group of new york paper boys set in the year 1899. nigel: it is a broadway remake 1990's, loved as a kid. today, i was invited backstage. >> the problem. nigel: through storytelling, stage, song, and epic dance numbers, this hit broadway show tells the story of new york paper boys from 1899, who decide to form a union and go on strike to demand fair and decent wages from mr. pulitzer himself. alright, first i admit i was worried about even fitting into the clothing. sure, i worked ou

video shows the thief walking into the brewster farms country market, pointing a gun at a cashier and threatening the owners mother. the robert made off with a couple of hundred dollars. >>> bill cosby is firing back with accusations of his own. the seven women who say he sexually assaulted them are lying. honorary degree from bu has been taken back.>> reporter: bu is the latest goal to cut ties with the comedian. bill cosby is countersuing severin -- seven women suing him in a massachusetts could room -- courtroom. a year and a half after getting his honorary degree, boston university is taking it back.>> it is not a surprise given the charges.>> reporter: the school is making the move after dozens of women claimed sexual assault. the president of the university says he has discredited the university. students say it is the right call. >> it is consistent with what the university has been trying to do. it makes a lot of sense. court, countersuing seven women suing him claiming they are ruining his reputation by making malicious and false accusations. and that they are engaged in a ca

. >> i was at the cashier, and there was people running towards didn't really know what to do.

just around cashiers, highlands, lake toxaway. now the heaviest are goingo ssft off to the east. brevard getting some of that heavy stuff, too. closer view of that flash flood warning that's still out past midnight. still plenty of it to come in the central blue ridge. along 26 in the next couple of hours. all of this is going to shift east. it's not just the rain, it's the wind also we're dealing with. duke and their power outage source on the web here. a lot of folks without power across the mountains. we have plenty of rain falling in the southern mountains. flood watch until 7 o'clock thursday morning. because we have another round of rain coming on wednesday. and the temperatures are so different. look at the 70s up to the northeast of asheville. 70s south. unbelievable. temperatures in the 50s in the morning. the rain is long gone. i'll show you how warm we get in the afternoon coming up in just a bit. >> tammy: what's now costing hundreds of thousands of dollars has gotten an ems employee fired. >> larry: what kind of documents, jerrika, are we talking about? >> jerrika: i

police say the man walked into the restaurant and placed a note on the counter telling the cashier tothe bag much after the cashier handed over the money the robber toll the employee quote sorry if you get fired, be safe out there. >> comcast will be sticking around for while. today philadelphia mayor michael nutter signed legislation that will keep comcast operating in the city for the next 15 years. as part of the agreement, philadelphia will continue getting 5% of comcast revenue in the city. in 2014 that turned out to be $18 million. comcast also agreed to install new high speed network 200 city locations and invest 20 million in local access channels. we've got even more good news about gas prices just in time for christmas. for the first time since 2009, the average price of a gallon of unleaded gas -- do they have leaded gas. i don't think they dodge it's below $2. experts say the current excess supply of crude oil and the mild winter weather are fueling the low prices. something that's not expected to change any time soon. there's your good news. aaa says in pennsylvania the a

after the cashier handed over the money, the robber told the employee, quote, sorry if you get fired,safe out there. >> you want to head over to the gloucester county animal shelter. >> there are a bunch of cats there that need a home after animal officials removed more than 140 cats from the home, in pitman last week. they had been checked and cleared by vets, now up for adoption, after gloucester county shelter. you can adopt any of them at a home at discount adoption fee of only $25, that includes spaying, neutering, micro chipping and vaccinations. >> good deal. >> hundreds every thousands of dollars in diamonds, taken from man in center city. who police are questioning this morning. >> and then are you getting ready to lever for the holidays? jenny has got you covered. >> upcoming holiday, if you're flying out you will not be alone, more than 70,000 people to come through philadelphia philadelphia international airport. we'll tell you what you need to know coming up next. [gus singing] ♪ dashing through the snow ♪ careful on the ice ♪ keep scratchin', cousin joe. ♪ [cousin joe si

one or both of them beat the cashier. they took times from the store before escaping in an older white s.u.v. and we will look at that update through the morning. the fairfield grandmother who confessed to intentionally a drowning her four-year-old grandson is dawn diana raines-hewes and spending the new year at jail on charge of murder. the boy is identified at richard and is believed to be the son her daughter. he drowned in a bathtub. she told police she did it on she told police she did it on purpose. she had to quiet a grandson with a "create style kick and which was month indication if the boy is richard, but police have been unable to locate his mom or dad. >> and this morning, authorities have a suspect in custody following a problem in middletown, the man identified as martinez walked into the police department and turned himself in last night. he is wanted in the shooting death of a man near middletown and it hatched at 8:30 last night. a woman who was with the victim was taken to the hospital and she is expecte

barely missed me, barely missed the cashier's head by inches. >> the pickup crashes into the buildingg a wooden post, like a javelin through the front window straight at the cashier's head. >> at the point of impact, i had to close my eyes because i didn't want to see what was going to happen. >> he is trapped outside in a 2 by 2 space between an ice machine and the wrecked pickup truck. >> i was scared. my heart was beating 1,000 miles a minute. >> amid the terror and confusion, he manages to keep a clear head. >> i jumped over the railing, called 911. >> 911. >> yeah, we just had an accident at hatfield mccoy quick stop. 119. somebody hit our pump and it's on fire. >> then i went back inside to make sure everybody was okay. >> his biggest concern is for his employee, she's terrified, but uninjured. >> it happened so quickly. that's when we realized how close we all were for somebody to possibly die or get hurt very badly. >> fearing another explosion he races downstairs to shut off the circuit breakers. the pickup truck driver and passenger flee and it's not until weeks later that h

when she got to the register the cashier told her that the bakery worker has autism and the shopper made her day. the woman posted this photo to facebook, writing "kindness is important." still ahead, a group of fifth graders arrested in new jersey. randy: the violence police say they were plotting. and at 5:00, a startling perspective of the frequency of mass shootings. randy: 4:54. updates on the breaking news from san bernardino. emily: police have identified the two suspects accused in the shooting deaths of her teen people. police say th ey were gunned down during a police chase yesterday. relatives is they were married with a six-month-old daughter. police say the husband had left an office holiday party angry before returning and opening fire. 14 people were killed, 17 others injured. also breaking -- oscar pistorius has been convicted of murder. a south african court overturned his manslaughter conviction in the shooting death of his girlfriend. the judge said there was a fundamental error in the previous judgment, and the olympic runner claimed he thought she was an intruder. ra

. >> there is a restaurant withno not, no waiter, and cashier. beijing restaurant is trying smart phone ordering through an app. meal and prepare your just call your number out on a loudspeaker. folks are not talking to each other anyway. alison: it looks so lonely. very impersonal experience. ok, we're e here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe justead back to the dealership? don't you wa to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and other select models. alison: it is about to get a little chilly. steve: tomorrow, another above average day, near 55. year,enter the new temperatures in the 40's. we will have a prolonged stretch of days in the 40's. nighttime lows in the district will be in the 20's or early next week. still, even though it will be cold, n

there are no hosts, no waiters, no cashiers. aly: customers use their phones to place their order. the menu can be accessed through the we chat app. a favorite spicy beef rice noodles. mike: one place there you can find staff, the kitchen. a team of chefs turn digital orders into your lunch. all through the power of the smartphone. the restaurant owner says he is cutting his overheads big time. aly: i guess, if you don't really have staff. dale: and then they use a grown to deliver -- they use a drone to deliver it. aly: i like waiters. wyff news 4 today continues right now. announcer: live, local, breaking news. this is wyff news 4 today in hd. mike: breaking news this morning. they greenville county coroner's office says a pedestrian has been killed in a wreck this morning on white horse road. that wreck happened around 1:30 near west blue ridge drive.

and although the lines were quite long inside target, cashiers were checking customers out pretty quickly. >> : it was easy. fast in the line >> : it wasn't crazy or messy. it was really good >> alecia :people were shopping in different stores . and leaving packages in their vehicles. there is a heavy police presense, making sure everyone is safe. after a long day at work, some would prefer this be the last stop, but it may not be >> : i already bought him a gun, because he wanted a gun and now i think he wants another truck. >> alecia : gun. >> grant :me a family whose new neighborhood ended up not being safe enough to decorate for christmas and speaking of santa we are tracking the jolly guy in real time and where she is and how many gifts have been delivered and governor brown pardons a famous actor two decades after his arrest for having guns and a drug = = drugs and a gun after the breakhow bout that for a ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head

a cashier ran out of the help and immediately dove in the water. >> i go in and i cannot see my hand. it's too dark to see anything. so, i just go in there trying to find something and i'm finding nothing. >> emergency crews later pulled the victim out of the submerged suv and he was declared at highland hospital, his identity has not been released. and a successful rescue in san francisco today, this is video of a 55-year-old man, after he was pulled from the water near ocean beach this morning. he is in critical condition, firefighters found him face down on the water, he was walking on the cliffs around 9:30 when a wave knocked him in the ocean. >> a tragic end to a search 54 a san jose woman tworks cars struck her and one of the vehicles stopped. the first car hit the woman and pulled over to help. happened around center road. another car did not see the collision and hit the victim. then they took off. police are trying to find the driver. >> a mysterious death after a life-saving procedure. the living donor program for kidney transplants is on hold after a donor recently died. t

surveillance video showing the they washing into the brewster farms country market pointing a gun at the cashier, and threatening the owners ' moth -- owner's mother. >>> tension is high on the campus of dean college after reports of two sexual assaults over the weekend, just came after -- just after the campus police was disbanded, the private liberal arts college got rid of the department in favor of a private security firm. that happened because they wanted to unionize. >> it's very simple, it's union busting, we wanted to unionize, >> yes. she canned us all immediately. >> the college says the security firm called team ops already provides security for patriots, officials say the security detail is highly train glad tonight the republican presidential hopefuls will face off and what is expected to be a fiery debate, nine candidates will be on the stage in las vegas for the fifth and final debate of the year, donald trump will take center stage with senator ted cruz right next to him. a recent polls shows cruz has a ten point lead in iowa. >>> coming up, remembering a candy shop icon, the lif

a patient fwhawkd with aarge knife is it a and dace covered demanded money from the cashier.t's when they jumped into action jim confronting would be robber and secretary ran and ty caught him and held him document until police arrived drrested him. >> in nebraska a lawman is credited with stopping o of control tractor-trailer. dashcam video released december incidents shows police sergeant running cross traffic and lping on to the slow and leaping on to the slow-moving semi-and in something ke a hollywood student. t big rig driver suffered diabetic ntion and diabetic aa and passed out behind the wheel. the truckept gng for 12 miles. >> politics n for senator bernie sanders picked up labor endorsement in the run for president. sanders wothe dor communications wkers of america today. they have vowed to pour resources into sanders campaign. cwa former president is unpaid labor vir to the sanders campaign. hillary clinton gained at most 20 labor endorsements represent 20 labor endorsements representing 11 million members and democratic presidential candidates il ue off in last d

. >> an unknown assailant walked up to the cashier' s booth at the speedway gas station on massabesic street allegedly doused the booth with lighter fluid and threatened to light the booth on fire. shelley police say the robber : demanded cash, the clerk complied and the suspect took off. and that' s when his trail went cold. >> we believe that he fled on foot westerly down hayward street a canine track showed negative results. shelley the clerk was not hurt, : but was unable to provide many details about the robber, who was wearing a black ski mask and >> she was pretty shaken up based on the threat he made to douse the booth on fire. shelley so far, police say this : robbery does not appear to be connected to any others. and they say so far this year, robberies on average, are significantly down. >> we' re down 11% from the same time last year in 2014 shelley: so again the robbery here very different and police have very little to go on. if you have any information that can help them at all, you are asked to give them a call. live in manchester, i' m shelley walcott, wmur news 9. >>

reporter: police station say wallace was caught switching price tags at macy, he had his sister, a cashier ring up three coats valued at $620 for $26. >> years and years ago back when i was a kid we didn't have stuff that happened like this. yeah there were robberies and things that happened but not on a percentage of this today. sad situation, it puts a >> reporter: as of now marcel and his sister are looking at misdemeanor theft charges but police say that could change. >> used force and flee and someone becomes injured. felony. >> reporter: felony or not, mcgill says wallace -- >> that could have been tragic. it's bad enough as it is a's hard to believe always as not seriously -- wallace was not seriously injured in the fall. >> a clerk fights back against robber in florida. you can see the clerk and a customer tackle him to the ground after he allegedly threatened them with a gun. police took the thief into custody. he has been charged with armed robbery. >> adam: taking a look at other news, a coffee plant goes up in flames. several chicago fire companies were called to the scene last

surveillance video, can you see him walk into bruceer farms country market point willing a gun at the cashier, he threatened the owners mother. >>> the first full day of jury deliberations in the philip chism trial will start today, prosecutors say the danvers teenager raped and murdered his colleen ritzer, the defense claims he has psychiatric the time of the crime. the jury is made up of eight men and four women, they are going to resume deliberations at 9:00 this morning. >>> a closer look at the state's overdose epidemic through the eyes of young see the new screening of the film following highs and lows of eight addicts op the cape. new campaign # state without stigma making people realize addiction is an illness not a choice. >>> kicking off a two night celebration, this year he is the current head coach at the university of kentucky and inducted into the basketball hall of fame. during his tenure at u mass he brought the team to the ncaa tournament five times but his time at the school was not without controversy, the team's 1996 final four appearance was vacated due to ncaa violations

we pride ourselves that 75% of our leadership started off as cashiers and cart pushers.o develop folks and make sure that they are paid effectively. >> you said that you're going to see another increase next year. to what? do we know those numbers yet? >> no, we don't know exactly. we've made commitments and we're going to stick to that. retail math is important for us to develop in our associates, helping them to understand the automation that is happening inside our buildings. our cash registers are getting a lot more technical. the use of devices. if your members and customers are using devices, your workforce has to use that as well. so any training and development we can do to help them bridge what they are not getting outside of our company, we'd like to do that. >> so there are many different numbers being thrown out there. the president has called for $10.10 as a minimum. in the fast food face, there's the fight for 15. as you sit there in the corner office and this is a big part of your -- i know it is -- of how you're thinking about your business, where do you

. >> reporter: his cashier spends r time crocheting a scarf. otherwise there is little business here. part of the rope, up in the slopes of the poconos, there is only spotty patches of snow though hunter mountain says it has a few trails open. for this snowboarder -- >> like 60s all the way to next week, so kind of waiting and praying it will be cold soon. >> reporter: so is this ski shop, because people aren't in the mood to come in. >> it has to be a little colder and white stuff on the ground and that will get people motivated. >> reporter: even at this rink keep the ice escapable in this warm spell, they're putting the >> we have to ta ke the water off the ice and everything, so it gets tricky at 70 degrees. >> can you keep it open that warm? >> i can try. >> reporter: but from the looks of the surrounding park, he weekend. the irony here is that business is booming at this middlesex county ice skating rink becau people like to skate in warm weather. live in edison, brian thompson, news 4 new york. >>> and you can download news 4 new york a

he could be seen pointing a gun at the cashier. that is when the store owner quickly whipped out his pistol and sent him running. he hasn't been caught yet. >>> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. the nypd revealing officers arrested a man for impersonating a police officer the christmas tree. police say the suspect was wearing a t-shirt with a department logo and had a gold shield around his neck, handcuffs and a fake i.d. he was spotted by officers stationoon rooftop -- station on a rooftop. >>> others are warning to watch out -- authorities warning to watch out for thieves. cbs 2's brian shows us there are ways to protect your packages. >> peaked in my window. picked up the packages and walked away. >> reporter: describing this holiday grinch caught on presents. >> got back in his car and drove off with my children's xbox. >> reporter: the family isn't the only one. a new study reports 23 million thing happen to them. >> we expect it, it is that time of year. >> reporter: he knows how common it is with more people shopping online. >> it c