i think a trip to the finals last year and being new played but since christmastime, these guys have dug their heels in be around them. >> the bolts will look to make tomorrow night against carolina. >>> stay tuned. we're back after this final >> okay. northerly winds. if you're taking the boat out this weekend, both saturday and sunday should be a nice day on the water. there is your hour by hour forecast. this evening, mostly clear skies. waking up to temperatures in the 50s. we top out in the mid 70s. and back in the 80s by early next week. we stay in the 80s all week. >> we have continuing coverage on abcactionnews.com. >>> several breaking stories this friday night. the o.j. simpson murder case. the lapd confirming they are now testing a knife, allegedly found buried at simpson's former estate. we ask, why is it just being tested now? >>> the fallout after the republican debate. trump defending his own words on that stage. >> and he referred to my hands. if they are small, something else must be small. i guarantee you, there is no problem. i guarantee you. >> the urgent effort t

here's what he told us around christmastime about that shooting. >> my eyes were shut and i heard them praying. >> reporter: people thanked police for catching the suspect. >> it gives parents a peace of mind finally. like okay, so they're doing something. >> wonderful kid. hope he continues to get better. >>> tonight, friends, family and officers say goodbye to a prince george's county police officer. his funeral was held today. a fellow officer mistakenly shot collison in a shootout. now he's being remembered as a fighted >> he was truly special from the day he was born. he was a six-month baby, and he fought to get here and he fought going out. >> he was a cop's cop. rest easy, 3693. we got it from here, bru. >> he will be buried on monday. >>> another day of raids in brussels as officials work to shutdown isis terror cells. one of the suicide bombers at the brussels airport made explosive vests used in last year's attacks in paris. the top suspect in that attack, captured one week ago today in brussels, is no longer speaking to investigators. salah abdeslam had warned police that m

prostitution ring. 36-year-old mcclan and 22-year- old sharp allegedly hired a 16- year-old around christmastime saying she would make $750 a night. investigators believe mcclan picked up the teen on the bus route. he worked as a bus driver for nine months. he faces up to 75 years in prison. grip on the media in that country. their target is tv that shows feature gay characters. the guidelines have been in effect since the beginning of the year. the sensor ship applies to all shows that depict what that government calls abnormal sexual relationships and behaviors. the new guidelines also prohibit showing witch craft and any historical depiction that could ute the unity of that country. >>> well, call it a fashion emergency. a south carolina toddler dials 911 when she needs help getting dressed. >> the deputy surprised the family when e showed up. they didn't realize the 2-year- old made a phone call, let alone dial 911. >> her grandfather answers the door. she comes running up to the front with half a pant leg on and the other one is like falling off. she wanted me to help with her shoes. then s

morning police are still trying to get him down from the 80-foot-tall tree that macy's uses for christmastime. the man climbed up yesterday causing major traffic problems downtown. still not sure why he is up there but he's been throwing apples and branches at the people trying to get him down. >>> ivan, you have any idea what this is about? >> no. i'm surprised that it's not happening closer to home here but i tell you what, california has bears in trees, maybe they are starting a trend up in seattle. only that won't catch here. 50s now and low 60s later this afternoon. sometimes of course our iguanas fall out of the trees. it was cold enough for that yesterday across citrus and hernando counties. not so much this morning. we've gotten rid of the 30s and now we're in the 40s. an improvement but it's the first week of spring, we are but we're going to lose all these numbers here. by the time we get to tomorrow in the 60s and actually heading into friday and into the weekend, not only, we going to warm up but the overnight temperatures are going to be in the low 70s. we're going to have high d

it was since last christmas, so around christmastime we've seen three to four 70-degree days in a row. it's been a while. we earned this warm-up. temperatures now in the upper 50s. 58 at raleigh-durham international airport as we start this thursday. checking in with temperatures around the area, 59 in durham. 58 sanford. 57 lillington and clayton. pinehurstality 61 degrees. as you plan your day today, in the low 60s at 8:00 a.m. 74 at lunchtime. our high 79 degrees, breezy and warm, the record high for today is actually 81 degrees. so we'll be close to the mark. tomorrow won't be quite as warm because we're looking at the chance for a few showers in the afternoon. also tracking the chance for a few showers to start the weekend. i'll get to the complete weekend forecast coming up. >>> if you think a crying baby or even a snoring neighbor is bad on a plane wait until you see our next story. where this brawl -- this one here went down and how it got started. plus, restaurant chain chipotle is making headlines once again. this time in boston. coming up, what caused the store to close its

it comes christmastime, we're going to see signs up that say merry christmas. remember it. remember it. so we have become so politically correct that we're totally impoi impoi impotent as a country. so we'll rebuild the military, we'll knock the hell out of isis and we'll come back and rebuild our country. we will rebuild our country. our military is going to be so strong and so respected and we're going to buy the right equipment. we're in the going to buy equipment that was gotten because somebody at that company that sold the equipment had political connections to our characters that i run against. we're going to there a great military. and we are going to finally, finally take care of our greatt military. and we are going to finally, finally take care of our great veter veterans. we'll take care of them. so we're going to win with the military. we're going to win with the -- thank you very much. look at you. thank you. usa is right. usa, usa! thank you. so folks, we'll start winning again. we'll win with our omilitary. we'll win for our vets, right? we'll win for our ve

remember, she was using him as sort of a rhetorical device at the end of last year-around, you know, christmastimeright before it, and trump went after her and her husban very hard. both of them stopped talking about him after that. she made clear she's going to engage him on policy, but she doesn't want to trip over some kind of a line where he is firing nukes. he's going to be doing that anyway, to be clear, but i think she is trying to keep away from that as much as possible. >> interesting, interesting, interesting. it's going to flip the map, and they know that. they're trying to figure out how do you go after white working-classmen, donald trump's case. we'll watch the advertising play out. >>> up next, a supreme court fight and a new attack on mr. trump. the obama factor. how president obama plans to shape the campaign to replace him. this is a body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis ...with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint a

. >> at christmastime on the one dad made the pies in our family so i have my grandmother's recipepiso for pumpkin pie and i really like to barbecue like most men i have a smoker bbq a barbecue a nightmare and a for days. >> he doesn't love apple pie? iie started with premade pie dough i stuffed seven apples rules and policies were some flower pattern about a third of the apples to the pie. here is the secret - - minced meat pie filling with about a third ofird the jar more apples more minutes until you are all filled up crimped the topped out over and o under the edge of the pie for good seal egg wash the top aa little seal 400 degrees and then it is time for pie. that is a wrap for today's hollywood. >> okay. will come back. we are going to we're going to talk about the car show a big year it out.01 >> they were 150 jobs for the market which is just tremendous kinds of things to do and then there is the throwback sittingsi around for a number of years you remember the gt 350 it is the new model 526-horsepower road ready but you really want to see what it can do with this beautiful, b

so this is maybe around christmastime, which is why you would see these types of ribbons, you know, bowsand stuff like that. >> the oldest box in here would be 1984? >> we have four boxes from the two-year period, 1982 to 1984. when they were just initially collecting things. and that's one -- this is one of thechl right here. and you can see, a lot of the same types of things as were in the other box. it's a lot of the same types of things being left today. we have a lot of patches and pins. badges of all kinds, religious items. we have a lot of newspaper clippings. what we call documentary artifacts, the largest -- it's the largest category of objects that are left at the wall. paper objects essentially. it includes letters, notes, poems, clippings, greeting cards, business cards, things like that. we get a lot of flags. a lot of plaques. so this card was left in 2000. it was left by ellen for barry bausch who was killed in vietnam. i'm just going to read it. it says, my dearest barry, it has been over 31 years since you were taken away from me. but you remain in my heart, my truest lo

christmastime people are worried about going to shopping malls and being in public places.s is a real threat. kennedy: the thing i cannot forget about this president is after the "charlie hebdo" attacks, no one from his administration went over there. when leaders of western europe were locked arm in arm walking through the streets of paris showing unity. where was the president? i understand he didn't want to cancel this cuba trip. he doesn't to come home. he could have gone out in the parking lot next to castro and put down the churro. you doesn't to sit there in the sands and act like nothing happened at all. kennedy: what would ron paul have done? >> i don't think ron paul would be hanging out with a communist dictator. kennedy: that hypothetical doesn't necessarily work. i think we are seeing a president who is so far out of touch. this is all about legacy. he doesn't even -- lost the consent of what it means to lead this great nation. and in that regard he has given up and therefore he lose. i'm not voting for him ever again. gentleman, thank you for being here. great

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. >>> it's lit up by christmastime.n, light rain yellow more moderate rainfall and areas of orange a heavy downpour that has been occurring in the northern portion of the bay area. in fact, if we zoom in healdsburg, all the way into santa rosa, we have had report of pounding rainfall on the pavement. light rain inverness. gathering out of the highway 1 area as you enter muir beach, cloud cover over the bay bridge now. the other side of the story will be gusty winds southwest 13 throughout the oakland area. it's 54 in santa rosa. wind speeds now 20 in oakland. 13 sfo. 16 in napa. consistent throughout the day. southeast 10 to 20 miles per hour. occasionally a stronger gust. this front is hanging out over the north bay sliding to the south. heavier rainfall is slated for your friday. we are anticipating easily four inches of rain around the north bay valleys by saturday morning. that's why the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch with this complete highlighted yellow area. 8million people live here with

a lot of times i'll say at the rallies around christmastime we'll start saying merry christmas again. they don't say it anymore. we're going to start saying it again. they're chipping away at christianity and we just can't do it. i'll tell you, with the evangelicals, they get it. they get me. they understand me. i'll be the best thing that ever happened to them. i mean that. they don't like the way ted talks and they don't like the fact that he truly does lie. i actually was -- i mean lies badly. i was interestingly little marco helped me a lot. marco, what marco did is in one of the debates he screamed across me. i've been in the center from the beginning. never out of center. i always like an odd number because i'm in center. with an even number, i hated it because i'm not in the center. we should always keep odd numbers. marco helped me a lot because he called ted a liar. he said you're a liar. that's the first time, look, i know politicians better than anybody. they're liars. they're serious liars. they'll never get you to the promise land. ever. they'll never get you to the promi

started making the rounds when a contractor there says the hole actually opened up back around christmastimeng the mine has been around and the good news is that no one has been hurt. >>> in your money tonight forever 21 pulls graphic t from store shelves after critics say it's message defends rape. statement on the shirt reads "don't say maybe if you want to say no" the chain was blasted on twitter for the message with critics saying the row moated victim blaming following the backlash forever 21 says it took the shirt off its website and in a statement issued an apology for causing offense. >>> it's that time again get ready to cash in on your free rita's italian ice this weekend. it's an an ya'll tradition been one for 20 years. free water ice on the first day of spring. this year is no different. you can get your free serving this sunday from noon until 9:00 o'clock at night. last year rita gave away almost 1 million of the treats. i believe it. >>> exactly. michigan man wants you not only to go to hell, he's hoping you'll buy it. >> actually a town in michigan and the own are in says it

i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is a robbery. give me all the 100s and 50s from the bottom drawer first. i wanted the money from the bottom drawer. i didn't want the money from the top drawer because that's the chump change. >> torres became known as the mummy bandit because of how he would cover his face during robberies, but he says the mummy in these surveillance photos which led to his latest conviction is an imposter. >> i would put band-aids to hide my identity, band-aids, nothing like the guy in the surveillance picture. where is the mummy bandit? he happens to be on the streets today. i'm an easy scapegoat. got to be this guy. he's robbed more banks than

it's there, during christmastime in 1988, that mike, all grown up, announces he's getting married. >> we had a family dinner to meet the in-laws. and my brother-in-law, larry forrest, was there. >> that night, mike brings larry into the attic. >> i said to larry, "i want to show you something," and i took him upstairs, and i showed him. it was in a moving box from 1964. >> they didn't even unpack it. >> no, no. >> mike pulled out a piece out of the box, and he said, "it's from the white house." and i go, "talking about d.c. white house?" he goes, "yeah." i was just stunned. if you asked somebody what's the most important building in our history, they're gonna say the white house. and here it was, sitting right next to me. >> did mike ask you to learn more about it for him? >> the more we got talking about it, we said, "let's find out where this came from." >> but it's just talk, and it will be for years. mike's dad dies in 1996, and his mom in 2001. only then do the meister kids begin to deal with any of the old stuff their parents accumulated. did your parents leave a will? >> we had

certainly people in brussels, belgium, today or in paris a few weeks ago or christmastime in san bernardino didn't feel like we were winning but the fact is the m-o for these radical islamic terror groups is always the same. attack soft targets, inflict maximum cashing walts on unarmed women and children if you can. rely on low can cells to target, gather info and do recon. go after mass transit, airports ticket counters just like they did this morning in brussels but if you look at target last few years, they're getting softer and softer. it is more difficult to get a bomb on an airplane. we do things in the united states and most countries to protect against those things. you look at they go after, it is soft targets. hardening shopping malls in kenya or nigeria orphanages where abu sayf went after a elementary school or london metro and bus attacks, all the attacks were against soft targets where they didn't have adequate information. now the bottom line of it is, if you are going to protect the american people, these countries can do the same, realize signals intelligence no longer work

trooper from glassboro killed in an icy road, crash and in salem county, back just a week before christmastime. awful news again for the new jersey state police and proving again that even when they are just pulling somebody over for a broken taillight or for speeding their lives, in jeopardy, as was the case here, chris and lauren. >> lets hope he recovers from this. steve keeley thanks very much. >>> months after confrontation with the septa officer ended in a man's death an internal review found the officer did nothing wrong a separate criminal investigation is going on right now. >> police did release this video of the incident during a news conference yesterday after afternoon, police say 24 year-old omar lopez got in the fight with an officer when the officer tried to break up a a fight between lopez and another man. police say lopez refused the officer's command and bit him. during the struggle the officer used his taser ten times on lopez, they took lopez to the hospital because of the number of times he was taserd. police say he was conscious, until he a arrived, and then later died.

i believe it was around christmastime, when things shut down. here we go again. so i know there's going to be a lot of pressure to make that decision. public safe they has to take precedent. >> potentially a hunt for a suspect or someone who will be connected. the third may be a suicide bomer if the phlegmer tell erflemish television report is correct. salah abdeslam, one of the paris attackers, was able to live, perhaps not well or out in the open, but was able to be for the what can authorities really do? we heard a routeeuters report of going door to door and house to house. >> network of your own intelligence people that can infiltrate a community like that. it doesn't appear they have that. if they have an intelligence network, it's not robust. you do go door to door. you can't plant yourself in front of the door 24/7. you need intelligence. you need the cooperation of the community. we said that all the time. prevention is the key to this thing. the best way to prevent is not more rings of physical security. yes, you need those. but you need people that wil

christmastime, they put santa claus on and then they make the ones in the blue cans, too, the standardstuff. it's all the same price. companies change their labels all the time. so the fact that we're replacing what would be common sense -- your bill, which is what we should be taking up here on the floor and passing it because it makes sense, it gives consumers the right to know what's in their food -- with something that has an 800 number fo -- han 800 number or a q.r. code is crazy. and the arguments that people are using to keep people in the dark simply are not factual. mr. merkley: well, in this monsanto dark act 2.0 that's been put on the floor, there is a third option beyond the -- for voluntary labeling beyond the 1-800 numbers and beyond a q.r. code and the third option, door number three, if you will, is that a company can put something on social media, which means, assume, instagram, facebook, who knows what. so if i'm a customer and i am in the store and i see these three products and i want to find out if they were g.e. ingredients and there's no 1-800 number and no q.r.

they caught him and he was put back in jail and at christmastime 1977, he escaped again. >> bundy, starvedds, slipped through a hole in the ceiling of his cell and was free again. >> the fbi responded by putting bundy on its ten most wanted list. posters with a picture of ted bundy were circulated throughout the nation. >> ted did not have a plan when he escaped. he just wanted to get as far away where he might be identified as he could. so he stole a car and went to florida. >> his new quarters are cramped. he's under 24-hour guard and faces intense questioning. he is theodore bundy, jailed in florida. >> bundy was living in tallahassee at the time when five florida state university coeds were attacked on or near the campus. two of the young women died as a result of the attacks. >> the police in pensacola, florida, stopped a man driving a stolen car and found to their surprise, and perhaps pleasure, it was bundy. >> step out, mr. bundy. what do we have here, an indictment. all right. why don't you read it to me. you're down for election, aren't you? >> mr. bundy -- >> you told them you w

about 400 came in the mail around christmastime. >> distribute those. >> let' s go soccer! let' s go! >> and everybody is out of control and saw those shirts everywhere. so what will we do? we' ll watch out for one little iffy factor and it will affect all of us. m talking about is it is going to get breezy with winds 20- 25 mph and interrupt boating and any kind of going to the beach. rip currents going to get kicked. but if you' re going to the game, though. knock yourself out. have a good time. we have this weather picture. is this why we' re here? today' s weather is pretty simple but sunny and mild and then the weather kicks up. have you ever flown a kite? this would be the day. enjoy a sunset and take time out and enjoy the outdoors. the wind speed not a big factor but look at this. a little breezy in cocoa beach. it could get worse as the day goes on so that' s going to be a problem for beach goers. those of you, though, who are out and about, skies are going to be clear and it' s going to be sunny and it' s going to be pleasant. it' s in the comfort zone. on the ann

so this is maybe around christmastime, which is why you would see these types of ribbons, you know, bowsand stuff like that. >> the oldest box in here would be 1984? >> we have four boxes from the two-year period, 1982 to 1984. when they were just initially collecting things. and that's one -- this is one of thechl right here. and you can see, a lot of the same types of things as were in the other box. it's a lot of the same types of things being left today. we have a lot of patches and pins. badges of all kinds, religious items. we have a lot of newspaper clippings. what we call documentary artifacts, the largest -- it's the largest category of objects that are left at the wall. paper objects essentially. it includes letters, notes, poems, clippings, greeting cards, business cards, things like that. we get a lot of flags. a lot of plaques. so this card was left in 2000. it was left by ellen for barry bausch who was killed in vietnam. i'm just going to read it. it says, my dearest barry, it has been over 31 years since you were taken away from me. but you remain in my heart, my truest lo

he is that campaign shake up right around christmastime, right around the holidays and he never seemed revamped campaign staff and carson himself was i'm going to surprise you. he would say that to me before the debates, watch tonight, you will see a new ben carson, seeing in different, people are going to connect and that never seemed to happen with carson moving forward. you would come to him on these gates and he would stand there and it wasn't an impactful performance. the fact that he will not be on the debate stage i don't know that we will see much difference. you will see these three candidates aiming at donald trump, kasich, rubio and cruz, even though kasich not the position he wants to be in right at the bottom, his campaign for a while talked about michigan being an important state for them. they began down playing expectations a couple days ago, acknowledging that donald trump was looking strong here. guys. >> nbc's hallie jackson. thanks as always. >>> back in august republican strategist alex cast yan knows bet against donald trump as the party's nominee. flash forward s