including one hosted by the singer christine aguilera. >> what is your favorite christine song? "roar?" >>> george h.w. bush is reportedly blasting key figures in his son's administration. dick cheney and donald rumsfeld. this is part of a new book. the elder book says as vice president, cheney built his own empire and asserted too much hard line influence in the white house. as for the defense secretary, bush says he was arrogant and served the president badly. the book's author john meechem said he was much harder after 9/11 than before. this book is riddled with swear words. the elder george uses the word "ass" a lot. i can use that on tv. >> it is an old fashion -- >>> time for a new start on your money. china stocks up 20%. that is an official bull market. a morning after the bombshell janet yellen who says a december rate hike is a live possibility. it is the fed's last chance to raise interest rates. the first rate hike in almost a deca decade. concerns of the economy is still lingering. there was a really hot housing number yesterday. plus, cheap oil prices have been kee

erin. >> reporter: good morning, christine. today, empty planes are flying in from the united kingdom and landing at sharm el sheikh international airport picking up passengers and flying them home. the passengers are not allowed to take anything too big to board with them on the plane. hand luggage only. luggage that normally would be packed in will have to stay behind. authorities say they will return that luggage to them at a later date. that's because british security officials say they are concerned about luggage in the cargo hold of the planes at the airport. why they are concerned about that is not precisely clear. if they are concerned about access to the plane prior to takeoff or concerned of the luggage screening procedures at the airport itself. yesterday, egyptian officials keen to show us they have proper security in place here at the airport. they took us on a tour of security measures. we got to see that luggage screening process. it begins with the bags going through x-ray machines. if officials see something th

"christine and the queens" debut album also called "christine and the queens" is available now everywheresolutely amazing. you're weird, but amazing. (laughter) (cheers and applause) so i know i was thinking it before i found out about you guys -- do you live in france or in america now? >> we live in france, still. >> trevor: you live in france, still? >> yeah. >> trevor: and do the lyrics go from french to english and back again? >> they do. >> trevor: okay. i thought it's my mind. that seems like english, no, french. >> we're like chameleons, we adapt. >> trevor: with those moves. like that. that is exactly what happens. we adapt. it is really beautiful. to clear us out with the song "it," please welcome once again "christine and the queens"! (cheers and applause) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ with it i become the death dickinson ♪ feared with it ♪ i'm the red admiral on his ship ♪ and i raise wet infants for my coronation ♪ i'll rule over my all my dead impersonations ♪ with it i'm a man now ♪ with it i'm a man now ♪ and i won't let you steal it i bought it for myself ♪ i'm a man now i hit ♪ the bird-

alison and christine. >>> thanks very much.appening today in baltimore, j j jury selection gets under way for the first of six officers charged in the death of freddie gray. prosecutors say he suffered a spinal cord injury while riding in a police van. >>> the police officer charged with first-degree murder in the death of laquan mcdonald will have a hearing today. the shooting captured on dash cam video. the officer's attorney says the shooting was justified. the judge is expected to use the video to determine whether he should be granted bail. >>> breaking overnight. a bus packed with college students overturned in richmond, virginia. 35 people were injured. one critically. they said 50 people were on board, mostly from virginia tech and university of virginia. the bus flipped over on a parkway ramp. the driver has been charged with reckless driving. just what caused the crash is being investigated. >>> roads crumbling and infrastructure failing. hillary clinton has a new plan to fix this big problem next. >>> welcome back. w

christine. >> max, thanks for that. cnn military analyst and former air force colonel cedric leighton. isis immediately claimed responsibility, but not the isis claim that is raising the concerns and interests of intelligence community. it is the internal communications they have been monitoring inside isis and also infrared imagery from satellites that show this was most likely a bomb on board, not a missile strike. >> that is right, christine. what we have is a confluence of sources coming together here. on the one hand you have the intelligence related to the internal chatter you described within isis itself. you also have the external technical means we have via satellite to detect intrared events. that can be a number of things. when there is an explosion on the surface of the earth, it is possible to detect it, but we don't know what caused the explosion. >> we talk about this being an isis affiliate likely behind this attack in the sinai peninsula. who are the militants operating in that region? >> john, you basi

i'm christine romans. it is wednesday, november 11th. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. last night, it was a different kind of a republican debate t. fox business debate was light on personal attacks and on fame calling, mud slinging. i would say smaller on substantive, military intervention, tax policy t. debate was still a heated moment. >> if putin wants to go and knock the [ bleep ] out of isis, i am all for it. i can't see how anybody would be against it. wait a minute. they blew up a russian airplane. >> donald is wrong on this. he is absolutely wrong on this, we will not be the world policemen. we sure as heck better be the world's leader. >> all i'm suggesting, we can't ship 11 million people out of this country. children will be terrified. >> it will not work. >> you had a good. let me just -- built an unbelievable company worth billions and billions of dollars. you don't have to hear from this man. >> ronald reagan was strong. >> he walked away. he quit talking. can i finish talking? >> why does she keep interrupting everybody [ cheers ] >> i'd like to finish m

john, christine, back to you. >> all right. thanks, brian. >>> the obama administration will take the fight to the supreme court t. white house decision comes after an appeals panel upheld a texas federal judge blocking the initiative to protect nearly 5 million undocumented imgra wants from deportation. 26 states challenged the obama plan legality. campus police are now investigating threats of violence made on certainly media. they say there is no active threat currently. police say security has been increased and the school is taking extra precautions. meantime, missouri communications professor mellissa click is apologizing now for trying to block media access to the campus protest. this online video you are watching here shows her confronting a student photographer and a cameraman, she is calling for muscle to have them removed. she has resigned a special courtesy appointment in the journalism school. that got a lot of attention, a few days earlier, she was asking for help covering what was happening there. >> a freedom of

john, christine. >> athena, thanks for that.son campaign denied that trump was comparing ben carson's temper to child molesting. saying trump was rambling. telling cnn mr. trump resents seeing mr. carson rise. >>> new this morning, president obama on donald trump. specifically his deportation report to get 11 million out of the country. he questions the cost and the wisdom of such a move. >> imagine the images on the screen flashed around the world as we are dragging parents away from their children and putting them in what? detention centers? nobody thinks that is realistic. nobody thinks that is who we are. >> president obama's biggest campaign donors from 2012 are sitting on the sidelines and holding on to cash. four out of five people who maxed out to the president's campaign in 2012 have not yet donated to a candidate this year. this is according to "the wall street journal" which says they are waiting right now and they feel the super pac makes them feel the campaigns and donations don't matter. it is still early. >>> it i

christine? to quote dom -- and i love your column -- desperate times call for desperate measures. that's true. but this -- this -- this trivializes the thing that we -- that soldiers have given their lives for. i mean, paying someone to go -- that actually repulses me -- the idea of paying someone to go to the polls, and i have in my mind battlefields. we have two of the great battlefields in the nation in our history in pennsylvania -- gettysburg and valley forge. and we're gonna pay someone to get out of their house and to walk to a polling place? i'm sorry. that upsets me. >> real quick -- we got to go to the break so we can get your inside stories of the week. does anyone think this will actually increase turnout in philadelphia on tuesday? >> minimally. i'm sure a few more people. >> not -- not -- not -- >> most people aren't gonna -- >> marginally, yes. >> be right back. >> exactly. ♪ newspapers back christine donohue for supreme court. saying this daughter of a coal miner gets the highest

i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans.n just hours, republican presidential candidates face off against each other in milwaukee. like the last debate, this airing on fox business to focus on the economy. eight candidates will battle on the main debate stage at 9:00 p.m. two have dropped off the stage. chris christie and mike huckabee gone from the lineup. they will be on the undercard at 7:00 p.m. dana bash is there for us. she has latest. >> reporter: john and christine, tonight is the fourth time republican presidential candidates are going to gather to debate. it will look very different because on the main stage you have eight candidates. compared to 10 and 11, that is more manageable for the candidates to get the messages across. they will have more time to answer the questions and to rebut when somebody else talks about them. it will be a very different kind of feel also because we're now several weeks or more into the idea of donald trump and ben carson being at the top of the heap nationally, but in the key early s

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john and christine. >>> thanks so much. jeb bush is also taking on marco rubio as he campaigns in iowa. bush renewed the criticism of the attendance record of rubio in the senate. bush questioned rubio's electability against hillary clinton. >> are we going to nominate someone who has a proven conservative record? 32 years in business. eight years as governor. against someone who doesn't? experienced in government, but not a proven record. >> the republican field is in iowa campaigning today. donald trump and carly fiorina and chris christie and rand paul all have events there. >>> a crucial day in court. 46-year-old linwood lambert died in custody after tasered repeatedly steps from the emergency room. lambert never got medical help on the morning he died. video surfaced as his family heads to court seeking a $25 million judgment against the police in south boston, virginia. we get more this morning from cnn's pamela brown. >> reporter: this police video shows three officers in south boston, virginia tasing a man outside t

but this is for you, christine.ere is what he tweeted opinion just had to say i express my regret for what happened and pass and i am dedicated to be the best teammate and person i can be. he went on to say what's important is i'm bag on the field and happy to be back here. so devil's advocate, there are people out there who believe, listen, you should get a second chance. but if you're a good football player, what does it have to do with your personal life? if you work in private industry and you do this, you don't necessarily lose your job. how do you respond to that? >> i would disagree with that. i think we would all lose our jobs if we did anything like you did. the tweet came after the pictures came out. the tweet didn't come a month ago when he had that horrible meeting with journalists, at his locker where he laughed it off and talked about guns blazing even though guns were a big part of the violence against his ex-girlfriend and laughed it all off. talked about the apairance of wives. so the tweet now came

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. new information on why u.s.officials believe that the terrorists brought down the plane over the sinai peninsula. it is the specificity of the chatter and which individuals are doing the talking. and some caution there is still uncertainty about what happened. >> i think there is a possibility there was a bomb on board. and we're taking that very seriously. >> it is remarkable to hear a president to say a possibility there was a bomb on board. unlikely he would do that without solid intelligence. british prime minister david m cameron says it is more likely than not that a bomb brought down the plane. we have cnn's diana magnay with more. >> reporter: what we have been hear from the u.s. intelligence officials is they picked up chatter from individuals who they believe to be associated with isis sinai affiliate after the attack. it has given them suggestions that this may have been brought down by a bomb. the u.k. hasn't gone that far, but they have said, david cameron has said it is more likely than not that th

on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court >>> ben carson is on the top of a poll in the race for the republican nomination for president and ben carson sits atop the nbc news poll and last week he was at the top of the new york times poll. the former surgeon is getting support from 29 percent of the voters. he is six points ahead of trump. he is a distant third at 11 percent. chris christie is at the back of the pact with two percent support. a position that he is not concerned about. >> this is a race where 80 percent of the people polled have not made up their mind yet. that's a good number. >> that was governor christie and the next one is scheduled for tuesday of next week. >>> president obama is back in the white house after spending the day in the garden state. he visited jersey and wrapped up the trip with a stretch at the law school in newark. he sat down with nbc lester holt. he talked about disparity and how black, whites and other suspects are treated. >> wher

christine. >> a degree of hope. not 2 degrees of hope.u for that. >>> we are getting new information about what motivated a shooting spree at a colorado springs planned parenthood clinic. an attack that killed three and wounded nine others. suspect robert lewis dear is set to have the first court appearance this afternoon by video link. we are learning more about two of the victims in the deadly attack. ke'arre stewart was iraq war veteran with two daughters. jennifer markovsky had a boy and girl. she was a k-mart employee originally from hawaii. police officer garrett swasey also died in the attack. for more, let's go to cnn's dan simon in colorado springs. >> reporter: christine and alison, a source tells cnn that after he surrendered, the suspect, 57-year-old robert dear made a reference to quote baby parts. that is fueling the notion that his anti-abortion views is the motivating factor behind the attack. authorities say it is too early to reach a conclusion. as for the suspect's background, he was a loner and lived in isolation in th

>> christine, good morning. absolutely a positive development and the fact they are coming in and doing this so quickly is a huge deal. however, now that i said that it is a huge deal, we have to be careful not only what nick paton walsh said, but the forces have the ability to melt back into the countryside. they are good at doing that. a traditional form of warfare in this part of the world. we have to be careful they don't do that and we don't have to do another sinjar in the future. >> colonel, the moment of the supplies and air power into the region and overnight, the news of a drone attack targeting jihadi john, mohammed emwazi. the man seen in the execution videos. the fact that the united states could target this man at all, does this indicate to you that the u.s. has new intelligence assets inside isis with increased visibility? >> i think what it indicates to me, john, is that we are using the means at our disposal in a more effective fashion. so we use a lot of what we call technical means to collect

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on tuesday - christine donohue.et's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court >>> "the hunger games" trio cemented their relationship this weekend with big hugs all around. they left their mark in a tiny theater in hollywood. the final installment of "the hunger game" hits theaters november 20th. it is dancing with the stars and our own dancing alumni samantha harris is here with bindi news. >> she is so much fun to watch doing great on the show. she is a favorite to win it all. but what really makes this young woman a winner is the size of her heart. ♪ >> hello, lovely. how are you? you're so strong and so brave. ♪ >> it's so good to meet you. how are you doing, love? i'm bindi. >> she is brightening the day for kids at children's hospital los angeles. these kids on the medical surgical floor may face serial medical conditions but they just want to be kids. >> what kind of dogs do you like? how old are you, dear? >> she's 12. >> she's 12 now. >> it's super emotional but so beautiful. next time i bring back,

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. 5:00 a.m. in the east. it is a major development in the battle against isis. new military offensive launched. kurdish peshmerga forces looking to recapture the town of sinjar. this is called operation free sinjar. the town is at the foot of the mountain. a key link between two halves of the isis caliphate. the city of mosul and the lands that isis holds in syria. our correspondent nick paton walsh is with the peshmerga forces outside sinjar. he joins us live. 7,500 militia troops moving. this is a major operation, nick. >> reporter: and they appear to be attacking sinjar from three areas. one from the north near sinjar mountain where you saw the terrifying pictures of people fleeing for their lives in brutality of isis. today, we understand the offensive started at 9:00 last night. intensification of coalition air strikes. we saw it throughout the sky in the dark. from where we are, toward the west of the city itself, we are seeing intense fighting around. you cannot see it in the distance behind me, but th

john and christine. >> thank you for that. time for an early start on your money.ere be a bounce in stocks? the dow dropped 180 points. s&p and nasdaq down 1%. strength in the u.s. jobs market. tonight is all about the economy. you will hear from candidates about how the obama economy is not working. america's top money man says the economy is quote quite convincingly positive. >> we had confident consumers. we had unemployment coming down. strong jobs growth. auto sales. we will see some months with good numbers and some with disappointing numbers. the direction has been quite convincingly positive. we could still be doing better. if we didn't have headwinds from a weaker global economy than we would have hoped for, we would have seen stronger growth. >> the u.s. economy performing well compared to the rest of the world. john berman, this is what the obama economy looks likes. 9 million jobs created. here is how it compares. interesting. think about it. population growth is different. it makes the reagan and clinton years better. >> fascinating chart. >> ammunitio

on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court >> >> look at this. firefighters still putting out hot spots from this junk yard fire near los angeles. officials say the fire burned more than three dozen cars next to the junk yard. but thanks to a quick response from firefighters they saved hundreds of other vehicles and no one was hurt. >>> new this morning on decision 2016. hillary clinton has apparently extended her lead in the latest democratic presidential poll. the new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows the former secretary of state doubling her margin over bernie sanders, now has 62% to sanders 31%. that's a 6-point jump. the poll also reveals a trouble spot for clinton. more than half of registered voters gave her poor marks for honesty. sanders will begin airing his first paid television ads today. here is a preview. >> son after polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn 10 amount, went to public schools, then college. >> people in iowa and new hampshire will

on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court >> following criticism of last week's cnbc debates, the 14gop candidates running for president have agreed to list of demands hoping for more control over future debates. the group met last night in washington, without the rnc. among the demands, mandatory opening and closing statements, and equal number of questions for candidates, pre-approval of on-screen graphics, and a time limit. >> 4:40, time to turn now to campaign 2015, on tuesday, voters will head to the polls, and they will be electing new mayor in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones spoke with both candidates in the final push to fill mayor michael nutter's seat. >> what would you say to critics say, a, one, you have no chance every winning, and b, by some miracle if you do, you have no real power to make a change? >> well, i would say that for people who think i don't have any chance every winning at this time, they haven't been in the communities

on monday, christine griffin hopes to meet with some low income housing representatives. and if the meeting goes well, they're hoping to have a new home. christine griffin, homeless: "as long as we keep the campsite clean, we're hoping that they're able to leave alone until we're able to get into a place." but in the meantime, they'll continue to lean on each other. d'andre carter, homeless: "it gets depressing where you just want to give up, but you know you can't." jacob peklo, studio: "on saturday, the campers got a well- timed delivery from nonprofit care for camps. they say the new clothes and food they'll received will give them a great head start to the colder months. in the studio, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa." nikki if you'd like to help out some of the homeless in des moines, care for camps is still seeking more donations for the winter months. they say their biggest need is for socks and soup. nikki: a bad crash in story county takes one life, and four other people are recovering. it happened last night around 7:30 at 170th street and george washi

on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court ♪ with the name trusted for nearly 80 years, you have the courage to enjoy the ride. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> investigators are trying to solve a mystery, why did a russian passenger plane crash in egypt's sinai peninsula on saturday. >> all 224 people onboard were killed. nbc's bill neely has the latest on the investigation from cairo. >> reporter: investigators have two huge pieces of evidence to work with, the two black box flight recorders that egyptian and russian investigators have been working with here all day in cairo. those two black boxes will eventually tell them and us a great deal about how this flight seemingly fell from the sky. >> one of the things that you can't rule out at this time is whether or not there was an explosive device of some sort on the aircraft. >> reporter: we know that the plane fell very quickly, that it broke apart in midair, and that the pilot didn't

on monday, christine griffin hopes to meet with some low income housing representatives. and if the meeting goes well, they're hoping to have a new home. christine griffin, homeless: "as long as we keep the campsite clean, we're hoping that they're able to leave alone until we're able to get into a place." but in the meantime, they'll continue to lean on each other. d'andre carter, homeless: "it gets depressing where you just want to give up, but you know you can't." weekend, the campers got a well-timed delivery from the nonprofit care for camps. the group brought them new clothes and food to help in the upcoming colder months. if you'd like to help out some of the homeless in des moines, care for camps is still seeking more donations. you can find still seeking more donations. you can find more information on how to help at we are iowa dot com. elias: at ((time check)) we'll take a short break but have lots more good morning iowa still ahead... sabrina: coming up, we find out who you thought did the best job carving pumpkins.. elias: but first...for those traveling into

>> reporter: they are speaking about a clear and imminent threat, christine. the terror level is at level four. they say there could be a paris-style attack, which would involve several people walking around the city and on a rampage with arms, possibly ak-47s and other weapons as well. there have been raids going on to try to find some of the people who would be plotting some of this. frankly, to cordoned off areas. we are in the main square. a military vehicle is behind me. that is just what is going on in the city here. this entire area was cordoned off last night. the security forces were edgy when we spoke to them. all of this concerning to people who live here. you mention the subways are closed. schools are closed. many people are not going to work. a lot of the shops are not open at all today. people we have been speaking to say they are frightened about the situation. there are some people who are coming out and tourists here in town. however, compared to what a monday morning would normally be like in brussels and it is a city that attracts tourists,

cbs 2's christine sloan will have more on that. and a father and son busted, accused of running a heroin pipeline. jennifer l -- jennifer logan with that. see you at 6:00 p.m. tt2watx#@nd p bt@q8bp tt2watx#@nd p "a@q(n4 tt2watx#@nd p bm@q#e8 tt4watx#@nd r dztq mg\ tt4watx#@nd r entq =c< tt4watx#@nd r gzt& $dd tt4watx#@nd r hnt& 4j( tt4watx#@nd r iztq ^#p @nd r lzt& t>l >>> excitement over the possibility that pandas may be coming to the big apple and a congress woman is getting closer to bringing them to one of our zoos. >> reporter: giant panda bears inspire enthusiasm with zoo visitors. >> they are cute. they do lots of things. >> and take pictures. >> not too many go to china. >> reporter: pandas are popular but endangered. they are native to china but the government loans them to zoos -- loans them to zoos -- lones them to -- loans them to zoos around the world. >> it is going to be a great tourism attraction. i believe it will generate tourism and revenue. pledged his support earlier this year. he has the support of the mayor

live in hoboken new jersey, christine sloan. newark. a crowded nj transit bus caught hurt. a bullet pierced the windshield of the route 44 bus. hurt. the shots were fired in the 200 afternoon. officers at the scene found a man, shot in the leg. he is being treated at university hospital and right now, detectives are searching for the shooter. >>> now to our weather picture. getting ready for a serious chill tonight. center. >> reporter: if you get to the color. basically all the city except for staten island. if you are wondering why would that not exist for places north and westward, it is going to be even colder. have already had one. temperatures will be dropping and starting off around the freezing mark in the city. 33.

kevin dougherty, david wecht and christine donahue all won seat. victory means that the state's high court will have a democratic majority for a at least a decade. >>> over to new jersey and voters expanded democratic control as all 80 assembly seats went up for grabs. democrats pick up at least three seats, they now control the a assembly 50 to 30. >>> there was another kind of winner last night that didn't involve any votes. instead one lucky voter got a prize, a school crossing guard walked away with a $10,000 check for doing her civic duty at a south philadelphia a polling station. the philadelphia citizen a non-profit non-partisan media group offered that prize to a random vote eras a way to increase voter turnout. >> i just seen my picture

. >> christin ayers has the account tonight, christin? reporter: a man expelled after being accused of rape, came before today to allow them to come back to school that sparked hours of protests tonight by impassioned students, right up until the decision came down. [ screaming ] >> reporter: protesters erupted this cheers as the decision was announced. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: sophomore stephanie garcia is the student who accused him of rape. >> i definitely fought hard for my voice to be heard s i won, i made my statements clear, at the end of the day, i just told the truth. >> reporter: but the decision not as clear cut, he violated sections of the code of conduct. >> they concluded that on the waisis that she was a minor. >> reporter: not on the basis that she was raped but because she was 17 at the time t. to make matters worse, the district attorney's office has declined to press charges, a fact that did not stop protesters from plastering the man's face on posters emblazoned with the words rape tift. >> when the student

christine. what is alliteration? no. marcus or katie? [ beep ] bunker, fairway -- we're talking about golf, and the word we're looking for is a "duffer." marcus, we come back to you.

we're live in plainfield, new jersey, christine sloan, cbs2 news. >> christine, thank you. >>> another sad story, this one in queens. killed. best friends and neighbors, they were shot outside their childhood homes in rosedale. tonight, an intense search for the gunman who killed these college students. sonia rincon reports their answer. >> reporter: candles outside the home of the two men. their homes were also a crime scene. both college students collapsed as their killer ran last saturday night a camera getting the image of the gunman. one funeral was today. >> i'm going to miss him tremendously. he was my best friend. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: neighbors here in rosedale say they have seen marcus and peyton playing basketball together. they were always together. their friends say they stayed out of trouble together. neither had ever been arrested. and that makes their deaths especially hard to understand. there were bags of marijuana police to believe the shooting was drug-related and a mysterious text mendez got before he went outside. none of it makes any sense to their frien

christine? >> reporter: well, mark it is shocking to most of us as this possibly marks a you new threat from isis that was successfully carried out. but to this local security expert i spoke with it's not a surprise but a sign of dark times ahead with this terror group. >> reporter: the russian airliner that crashed 23 minutes into leaving egypt's sinai peninsula most likely had a bomb on board the work of isis or an isis affiliate a u.s. official tells cnn. metro jet 9268 was headed to st. petersburg carrying 224 people. there were no survivors. isis had claimed responsibility for the disaster and investigators have been monitoring internal messages of the terrorist group. homeland security expert anthony amore isn't surprised by the latest information. >> reporter: i'm not surprised at all to hear isis could be involved if it turns out it was not isis or an isis inspired group i think it's only a matter of time before they start hitting closer and closer to the homeland. >> reporter: investiga

kevin dougherty, david wecht and christine donahue all won seats. that a assures the state's high court will have a democratic majority for at least a decade. >>> over to new jersey and democrats have pick up at least three seats in the assembly. all 80 were up for grabs but only four districts were competitive. democrats now control the assembly 50 to 30. >>> and we have all of the outcomes from all of the local races on our web site just go to cbs philly.com. the link is is up at the top of the home page. >>> juror returned to work to

christin. >> reporter: yeah, betty. the restaurant is absolutely gutted tonight. you can see the structure is still standing. but those two fires broke out here within a few hours. if you look inside, very little left. the restaurant is a total loss. >> it's the oldest chinese restaurant in the town. >> reporter: not anymore, it isn't. berkeley's mandarin garden restaurant went up in flames around 5:00 this morning. the entire building was engulfed in a massive fireball. >> when we arrived on scene, there was 20-foot flames coming out the roof of the building and heavy smoke. >> very hot. feel the heat. the heat. >> reporter: the owner nelson lee was at the restaurant when it burned not once but twice within five hours. first a small fire broke out near a workstation around midnight. he thinks that one was electrical. >> so many refrigeration cooler, they are running, so when ventilation is off, the kitchen, the temperatures is going automatic higher. >> reporter: firefighters put that fire out in a couple of hours. >> the time we were there for the first fire the

christine... living her life... loving her family. moments made possible in part by the breakthrough science of advanced genomic testing. after christine exhausted the standard treatment options for her disease, doctors working with the center for advanced individual medicine at cancer treatment centers of america suggested advanced genomic testing. the test results revealed a finding that led to the use of a targeted therapy that was not considered for christine before. now, they're helping fight her cancer on another, deeper level... the genetic level. this is precision cancer treatment, an approach to care that may help patients like christine enjoy the things that matter most in their lives while undergoing treatment. the evolution of cancer care is here. that's definitely something worth celebrating. learn more about precision cancer treatment at cancercenter.com. appointments are available now. >>> perm choice segment, november 22, 1963 was an act of terrible violence that shook america to it's core. i remember exactly where i w

christine? >> reporter: that's right, elizabeth, we were able to speak to him about that simply through his door he tells us that he was attacked, that he, himself, was the victim but tonight he's off the job placed on administrative leave during the course of this investigation. >> i just heard yelling and common we've heard it before. >> reporter: residents on norton's juniper beach heard the commotion around 7:00 sunday night. >> it is a little surprising. police say it was a scuffle between a group of teenagers and this man 43-year-old jeffrey parillo a suffolk county correction officer. he's accused of drunkenly confronting the loud teens who were parked near his house by the lake. he claimed he was a cop when they asked to see his badge pulled one teen from the car and punched him. >> i've had nothing but problems with these kids. >> reporter: he wouldn't speak to us on camera but his roommate joseph tells us he did nothing wrong. >> when a couple punk kids teaking him when he was down not

christine... living her life... loving her family.e possible in part by the breakthrough science of advanced genomic testing. after christine exhausted the standard treatment options for her disease, doctors working with the center for advanced individual medicine at cancer treatment centers of america suggested advanced genomic testing. the test results revealed a finding that led to the use of a targeted therapy that was not considered for christine before. now, they're helping fight her cancer on another, deeper level... the genetic level. this is precision cancer treatment, an approach to care that may help patients like christine enjoy the things that matter most in their lives while undergoing treatment. the evolution of cancer care is here. that's definitely something worth celebrating. learn more about precision cancer treatment at cancercenter.com. appointments are available now. >>> if you go to the republican party's home stage it says this, we made the main stream media use stopple hillary as a pass word to get wifi tonigh

with me now from washington, cnn sports analyst, christine brennan.d, you say he needs to get kicked out of the league. why does it take pictures to wake us up to what we should have already realized? why does it, christine? >> you knowing i don't nope i guess seeing it makes it real. we saw that with the ray rice elevator video, which was exactly 14 months ago, and now here we see it again, the power of the visual images. but poppy, in this case i was writing about greg hardy and others were as well, talking about him, literally at the time of the ray rice video september of 2014, and i've called him a monster, and my columns in "usa today," and for me reading what he did was enough. and i asked the question months ago, should he -- why is he allowed back in the nfl? that he shouldn't be allowed back at all. what happens now, those who followed it closely we read it and had enough information back then. now, for the vast majority of people, seeing pictures is the eye opener as the ray rice video was. it's reality of our world today and, thankfully, w

on monday, christine with some low income representatives. and if the meeting goes well, they're hoping to have a new home. christine griffin, homeless: "as long as we keep the campsite clean, we're hoping that they're able to leave alone until we're able to get into a place." but in the meantime, they'll continue to lean on each other. d'andre carter, homeless: "it gets depressing where you just want to give up, but you know you can't." sabrina: over the weekend, the campers got a well-timed delivery from the nonprofit care for camps. the group brought them new clothes and food to help in the upcoming colder months. if you'd like to help out some of the homeless in des moines, care for camps is still seeking more donations. you can find more information on how to help at we are iowa dot com. sabrina: des moines police are looking into why shots were fired in the south side sunday... around 2:20 a-m, a witness told police she was sitting on her porch when she heard several gunshots. she saw two white men in a white chevy or gmc pickup take of

christine... living her life... loving her family. moments made possible in part by the breakthrough science of advanced genomic testing. after christine exhausted the standard treatment options for her disease, doctors working with the center for advanced individual medicine at cancer treatment centers of america suggested advanced genomic testing. the test results revealed a finding that led to the use of a targeted therapy that was not considered for christine before. now, they're helping fight her cancer on another, deeper level... the genetic level. this is precision cancer treatment, an approach to care that may help patients like christine enjoy the things that matter most in their lives while undergoing treatment. the evolution of cancer care is here. that's definitely something worth celebrating. learn more about precision cancer treatment at cancercenter.com. appointments are available now. engineering and coordination for pga tour professional rickie fowler to hit the perfect shot. at quicken loans, technology, engineering

christine... living her life... loving her family.le in part by the breakthrough science of advanced genomic testing. after christine exhausted the standard treatment options for her disease, doctors working with the center for advanced individual medicine at cancer treatment centers of america suggested advanced genomic testing. the test results revealed a finding that led to the use of a targeted therapy that was not considered for christine before. now, they're helping fight her cancer on another, deeper level... the genetic level. this is precision cancer treatment, an approach to care that may help patients like christine enjoy the things that matter most in their lives while undergoing treatment. the evolution of cancer care is here. that's definitely something worth celebrating. learn more about precision cancer treatment at cancercenter.com. appointments are available now. >> welcome back to the fox report. a fire high boost ground in a chicago skyscraper. the flames on the 50th floor of the 100 story john hancock center and s