my name is christopher. thanks for joining us.mnesty international says russian airstrikes in syria have killed hundreds of civilians and could amount to a war crime. the human rights group says it has evidence russia has been using cluster munitions and unguided bombs on civilian areas. moscow has strongly rejected the accusations. reporter: a cluster bomb attack on the plains of northern syria in november. each shell contains thousands of small bombs inside it, causing huge damage. amnesty international accuses russia of violating rules of war. amnesty says its program confirms such attacks have confirmed -- have occurred. >> russia's attacks may amount to war crimes. more investigation is needed, but what we have seen includes both attacks that we believe were directed against civilians where there were no military targets innocent -- in the vicinity. reporter: russia rejects charges that has been using cluster bombs in syria. it says the wording is vague and designed to conceal a lack of proof. "we studied this report and foun

christopher: that was a shock there. mr. christopher: exactly, we might see investors take a shot there, but we want them to focus on a longer-term to the end of 2016, the outlook is coming out today -- betty: oh, ok. mr. christopher: we want to focus on the economic improvement of next year and we did it will be a good environment for stocks. betty: thank you so much, paul chryst of her, one of the head market judges at the wells fargo investment institute. much more ahead on "bloomberg markets." david einhorn on track to post a loss that is worse since the -- worse than the one during the financial crisis. and what exactly is going on with these hedge funds? rico edging back from default. the island has made all the payments due today, but the troubles are far from over. beforeellen speaks twice the end of the year, the market is looking to shape those expectations for a rate hike. ♪ good afternoon, welcome back to bloomberg markets. time for the bloomberg business splash, look at the biggest business stories in the news r

my name's christopher springate.his week, we find out, among other things, why climate change is threatening french wine. also coming up over the next half-hour -- the young syrian refugees who are falling prey to islamist radicals. the spanish village trying to shake off a history of nuclear contamination. and the us tanks causing irritation among pro-moscow bulgarians. when we ask our children about their dreams -- more often than not, their eyes light up as they paint an optimistic picture of the future. but ask the same question of the children who've fled syria's civil war, and you'll be faced with eyes gone blank. the hundreds of thousands of syrian children in turkey for instance. a generation at risk, with many unable to attend school and forced to work long hours to sustain themselves. it's partly with them in mind that the european union struck a deal with turkey last weekend, worth at lea it's aimed at raising the living standards of refugees there and getting their children back to school. this, as signs

. >> christopher putzel on whether the officer who had freddie gray in custody will face a second >>> and on the streets - their lives in crisis. a few of the life of syrian children in limbo, is there a place for them to call home >>> thanks for being with us, i'm joie chen. it's a city on edge, but baltimore, for the moment responded to calls for calm in a new turmoil. a mistrial for a police officer charged for his role in the death of freddie gray. it was feared that the city would explode as it did in the first days and nights after freddie gray collapsed and died in police custody. >> cold rain may have helped keeping those under control. what next for charmed city remains. christopher putzel went to the streets of baltimore seeking [ chanting ] >> reporter: for many residents of baltimore, the mistrial of officer william porter is the latest surprise furn in a dramatic -- turn in a 2015. >> i want peace and justice. i know his siblings, and basically they heard about it. we know freddy was not a goody two shoes, he had a record. there's a lot of people with records that are tre

laura pausini: christopher te quiero !mpetencia y lamentablemente el otro regresa a casa. >> fue profeta. >> un programa luego de este el pÚblico no votÓ por sebastiÁn rivera y fue eliminado. >> sebastiÁn fue una perdida muy difÍcil , segÚn mi opiniÓn Él era justo para la banda. >> para los tres jueces canciÓn por canciÓn a lo largo de 7 show en vivo la tarea agridulce. >> es difÍcil ser juez. >> laura habla del momento mÁs dramÁtico del programa, la eliminaciÓn. ♪ ♪ >> ¿cÓmo es ese momento de ustedes tres? laura: es el momento que llamamos, el momento horroroso del programa, es fuerte porque llegan y nos dicen, okey, entonces ahora tenemos el voto del pÚblico, el publico ha votado a esta persona, y esta persona se va, y ustedes jueces eligen entre los dos que quedan, y mientras estamos pensando y dando charla, okey , vamos, estamos en vivo y muchas veces no hemos elegido todavÍa. >> a una gran cantante, una voz maravillosa y una mujer con gran sensibilidad y eso te permite al tener las edades que tenemos de los muchachos

christopher thought he would never play basketball again. a rare brain infection took him off the court and put him in the hospital. >> but he worked hard to get another chance to take his best shot. >> we never expected him to play. he always said he was going to but we never expected it. >> reporter: christopher pp's love for basketball is hard to miss. sadly this 13-year-old's love for the game was put on hold after he was diagnosed with a bacterial infection in his brain causing him to lose movement on his left side and unable to walk for months. >> i thought i can't do sports anymore. god and highway patrol get through it. >> reporter: and he did. after going through surgery and physical therapy, christopher was able to regain his strength in two months just in time to watch his teammates play in a tournament not knowing he'd be doing a little more than watching on the sidelines. >> all my friends told coach i should play. i deserve it. and i'm like, no, there's no way because i can't run i didn't even practice. i'm rusty. >> i saw him

also new at 10:00, the remarkable story of basketball player christopher hupp. he is being called the comeback kid at his middle school after making a shot you have to see to believe. from tucson, arizona. >> we never expected him to play. he only said he was going to but we never expected it. >> christopher hupp's lovell basketball is hard to miss. sadly, this 13-year-old's love for the game was put on hold after being diagnosed with a bacterial infection in his brain, causing him to lose movement on his left side and unable to walk for months. >> i thought, i can't do sports anymore. i just have to be brave and hope i get there. >> and he did. after going through surgery and physical therapy, christopher was able to regain his strength in just two months. just in time to watch his teammates, the esperero eagles, playing a tournament not knowing , he'd be doing a little more than just watching from the sidelines. i'm like, no, there's no way. >> i saw him adjusting his shoes. i was like, this is going to be scary. >> showing no fear with just second left in the

she surprised christopher with it thursday night. >>> it was a good feeling. it made his christmas . >>> the purpose iwas also rescued, a stray set to be put down until officer halcovich came calling saving the day for christopher and his new dog, nit nitro. he at thed me pictures this . best friends for a very long time. >> reporter: because catching on-line criminals is very difficult the officer thought this is the best way she could help. live in revere tonight, john congress oh, 7 news . >> anchor: breaking news going on in somerville. sky 7 over lombardi way. we understand this is a pedestrian accident going on in somerville weave understand from state police that this is a situation where we have serious injuries here. once again this is on lombardi way. state police, somerville police all investigating this very serious crash here involving a pedestrian. as you can imagine this is also trying up traffic in that area now. you can see sky 7 hovering beau this right now. once again this is lombardi a, a serious accident here involving a pedestrian we unde

you have no right putting your hand on him. >> christoph refuses to return to school for his sophomoreves to his mother's native country of grenada to live with family. >> i know my child. i saw the change in him. he was not interested in school anymore. my son never behave like that before. >> diane john the department of education immediately removes the deen from classrooms. following a hearing in march 2013, he is fined and ordered to attend an anger management course. in april 2013 the case against the city is settled for $50,000. >> we should always believe our kids. because you know what? the truth came out in the light. >>> coming up, another case of bullying. but this time it's the kids who cross the line. >> you're old. >> you're ugly. >> when "caught on camera: out of bounds" continues. vings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. >>> "caught on camera" vicious behavior on a school bus bring

christopher dumas was taken to the hospital and then into police custody. christopher dumas is in camden county jail facing charges of kidnapping and child endangerment. live in magnolia, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> from our delaware bureau state police are trying to figure out a motive in a double deadly stapping this morning. it had in smyrna kent county at a home along hockey branch road. officers found one woman dead in the driveway and another killed in the garage. police arrested the suspect a quarter mile from the murder scene. so far police have not released his name or relationship to the victim. s. >>> family and friends will gather in about an hour in north philadelphia holding a vigil for xavier stern. the team was found shot to death in a broken down car friday night. philadelphia police say there are no suspects or motives at this time. >>> today marks one month since 130 people were killed in the paris terror attacks. earlier today parisians paid tribute to the victims outside the bataclan concert hall where 90 people were killed. candles,

there were text messages only. >> reporter: there was never any dog and for christopher who has been battling leukemia for the last 11 years, he was heartbroken. >> i wasn't as devastated as i was ang gree at angry at the people. >> reporter: he went to the revere police department to file a report. >> i called everybody i knew to try to get a dog for him. >> reporter: officer angela did, he surprised christopher with it on thursday night. >> it was a good feeling. i mean it made his christmas. >> reporter: the puppy was also a rescue. it was a stray set to be put down until officer came calling saving the day for christopher and his new dog nitro. >> he texted me pictures of the dog morning. he had a good time with the dog. >> reporter: and he still is. >> i think we're going to be best friends for a very long time. >> reporter: because catching difficult, officer of halcovitch thought this is the best way to help. >>> a nice story. a donation is spreading holiday cheer. someone visited on the toys r us and paid $8,000 toward holiday balances, other customers were touched by that ki

l oeb's mom sat with christopher as his mom spoke out. geny le oeb hasn't given up on the justice system. >> this chief of police will serve his time and now he'll see how it feels on the inside. >> now the u.s. attorney refused comment when we called to ask if the office would be examining the howl case. as for the burke case, tomorrow a group of suffolk county legislators will demand a federal monitor for their county's police department. we're live in uniondale tonight, greg cergol, news 4 new york. >> greg, thank you. >>> 4 investigates was first to report on the city's new plan to people living in homeless shelters. but does the city plan to force the homeless to learn job skills or is it optional? it is a question our melissa russo has been trying to get answered since last week. she is here with more. >> mayor bill de blasio back tracked who told me last week that job training would be required for as many as half of shelter residents who are able to work. prompting concern from some homeless advocates. under the city's new plan, t

christopher. >> what do you do, christopher? people have interesting backgrounds. >> this is what i do. >> full time? >> absolutely. >> you are all in black. >> the men in black. >> i work at the music world. >> danny? >> i still do as much service, now i'm doing music full time and released 7th christmas album and a new dvd and going around >> you are great, thank you. what are you going to sing for us. >> silver bells. >> i like that. >> take it away. silver bells, it's christmas time in the city ring a ling. hear them ring. soon it will be christmas day. city walks, busy sidewalks, dressed in hold style as the shoppers rush home with their treasures. children laughing seeing smile after smile and on every street corner you'll hear... silver bells silver bells it's christmas time in the city ring an ling hear them ring soon it will be christmas day. silver bells silver bells it's christmas time in the city hear them ring soon it will be christmas day. christmas day. >> wow. danny, andy, christopher. >> you are great. >> new yo

. >> reporter: the search for christopher kohrs. police searched over the weekend. >> there is still a large search area. >> reporter: he stabbed his ex- girlfriend at her home. police say she called 911 saturday afternoon but by the time they arrived she had died. we are now able to hear police being dispatched to that location. >> stabbed his ex-girlfriend with a knife. >> i can tell you athat we have been to that location on -- i can tell you that we have been to that location on several occasions. >> neighbor said that is true. and he said in reference to the murder suspect that the punk tried to sell me stolen stuff. police urge anyone who may see him to not approach him. he is considered armed and dangerous. you are asked to call 911 if you spot him. jackie ward, kpix 5. . >>> fire on a cruise ship is holding up a vacation. one sent us this picture of part of the ship that has been tapped off. the fire started this morning in the engine room and knocked out power for a while. the ship left 5 days ago from san francisco. was ap

. >>> if you would have told 20 20-year-old christopher sarno earlier this week that we would have a new puppy on friday, he wouldn't have believed you . >>> it literally almost brought me to tears. >> anchor: that's because after his dog breaker passed away a few years ago, he finally decid decided it was time to have a new k-9 companion so he went >>> i wired the guy around $250 through at the messages only . >>> there was never any dog. and for chris mover to have, who has been battling look onlia for the past 11 years he was heartbroken . >>> i wasn't, i wasn't as devastate as i was angry at the people . >> anchor: on tuesday he when to the revere police department to fill a report. little did he know his story tugged on the heartstrings of the officer he spoke with . >>> i called everybody i knew to try to get a dog for him . >> anchor: officer angela did, she surprised christopher with it thursday night . >>> it was a good feeling. i mean it, made his christmas . >> anchor: the puppy was also rescued, it was a stray sent to be put down until officer halcov halcovich came callin

. >> reporter: older brother christopher said his trail blazing center was charged with protecting the largest u.s. military base in afghanistan. >> she intentionally would go on these patrols with her men, because she wanted to show them that she would do what she was

eric, brian, christopher, viene joan... ahÍ estÁn, por primera vez...rajo muy buena suerte. plÁtano power. muchas gracias, no estamos felices, el ha sido una experiencia maravillosa. cada leonÉs nosotros nos ponÍamos aquÍ en este mismo ser a practicar de todo lo que ustedes hacÍan de las cosas buenas. alan: en la que hacÍan, cantaban, bailaban. ya despertaron del sueÑo todavÍa les estÁn cayendo? (risas) >> estamos listo, todo lo que pasÓ ayer nos dio una esperanza, fue la mejor noche de toda mi vida. vero: a ser lo dijo ricky martin justo en la vero:que decÍan que era el mejor dÍa de tu vida pero que tÚ lo hiciste es perder a nosotros con ese reencuentro con tu mamÁ. >> y vamos a cumplir un aÑo sin vernos... no se le venÍa por la mente que lo iba a hacer, y mamÁ tenÍa problemas con la visa. le di un beso, y me dijeron que me volteara... vero: todos te adoptamos de alguna manera, querÍamos abrasarte y quizÁs tu mamá es ese ser que faltaba en tu vida porque veÍamos a todas las mamÁs de todos los chicos que estaban y tÚ estabas solo, creo que para ti, un a

jon: christopher, do you glee?s donald trump, does the apprehension of these terror attacks, is donald trump best positioned to harness that and turn it into voting support? >> yeah, i think he is. he's a tough-talking tv star, and for the last 70 years of american history, we've loved that whether it was john wayne to donald trump. he's someone that americans are familiar with, and he's someone that's saying a lot of the things americans kind of hear around their kitchen table. but so is marco rubio, so is chris christie. chris christie, the governor of new jersey, right after -- not too long after 9/11 he was attorney general for new jersey be before that. he's got a lot of experience tackling terrorism. marco rubio's got a ton of experience in the senate at least working on this stuff. but i think americans who are reacting at least initially with kind of fear and what the heck is going on, it took us days to figure out what was going on with this shooting, they're going to look towards someone more familiar, an

from christopher. >> how cute is christopher. >> from janie and jack. i love the full suit. >> and we have three more coming up. thanks, guys. we have joseph, stella and dorie are coming out. >> for this trio, every single one of them is wearing something that is $10 or around $10. zulily we are about great prices all the time. this is our collection from gap. and the pants are herringbone, but you put them on like sweats. elastic. comfortable for kids. stella, jamie and jack. nice metallic, and the booties are to die for. so comfortable. dorie, old navy. look at her floral dress, that's something that could be a carryover from summer. >> let's bring everybody out. >> come on, everybody. that was awesome, you guys! >> this might not end well! [ laughter ] >> all right, do you wish you day? >> our award-winning skin we have to watch out for which is why it's important for your wipes to kill a broad spectrum of germs. lysol wipes kill 99.9% of germs, including 8 different types of cold and flu viruses. to help protect your family... lysol that. we're all

now her son, 38-year-old christopher ellis, he is in custody tonight. he is charged with first-degree murder in connection with her death. the sheriff's office responded this morning around 5:00 a.m. to a neighbor's call that krychris ellis was in the backyard screaming. ellis initially assaulted a deputy, but he later was taken into custody. when investigators got inside the house that tragic discovery, betsy ellis was dead suffering from blunt force trauma wounds. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, you will hear from that neighbor who heard those startling screams this morning. betsy ellis used to be his school teacher. back to you now in the studio. >>> this is chris gordon with the breaking news from baltimore. the defense has rested in the trial of baltimore police officer william porter. the jury has been sent home for the day. the defense presented an expert witness. baltimore police captain justin reynolds who testified the primary responsibility for the safety of passengers with the van driver that officer porter was called in as a backup, that it wa

christopher ellis charged of first-degree murder tonight.an is being sought in connection with a hit-and-run crash this morning. the 30-year-old was behind the wheel of the car that hit a man in the parking lot of the winchester pool hall that the victim was rushed to the medical center. the two men had been in an altercation. >>> we have new information -- new information now. police arrested a man in the stabbing death of the 20-year- old jose fuentes. and the 17-year-old was arrested today charged with first-degree murder. this all stemmed from a drug deal. >> reporter: they arrest add man that may have been planned a -- planning a mass shooting. kirk green caused some sort of disturbance at the grocery store. all with the water. and it took back the land. sky 9 was over the scene in maryland and the express lanes on the inner loop. and they say that one of the accidents have life threatening injuries. they were trying to determine exactly how this accident happened. and that they would hit the guardrail near the road. and that they are m

it. >> it was christopher walker. >> you just interrupted. >> i said it first.like little section. >> you guys heard it, it was christopher walk-in. so tide. >> we need more could you bells. >> i didn't hear you clowns. >> here's another one. >> all right. >> okay? now, this is ledge it. by the way real quick. bonus question number two, which actor's face was ritterly froze never case they did not return for the other philadelphia until. >> elsa. >> silly. >> hans -- >> okay? >> frozen, harrison ford. >> i said his name first. >> no way. >> what? >> hold on. >> she said the character, not the actor, character. >> oh, all right. >> okay. >> the ladies win. >> oh, you cheated us. >> the ladies win. bill, you're going to stay single for a long time, because you're a nerd. you noah little too much. that's why the ladies won, because they're cuter. >> hey! >> go on? this is my sweater. >> sorry. you had to get that sweat fresh somewhere. >> that's it. becky? >> girls rule boys drool. >> thanks, jen. >> can i take this off now? >> no. >> take it all off. >> before it

finalmente, conocimos a los nuevos integrantes de la banda: christopher, richard, eric, xavier.mas muchas familias que vienen y todos cantan en espaÑol y en inglÉs. siempre estamos abrazÁndola -las culturas de todos. ilia:un ejemplo excelente de integraciÓn y apoyo. con esas lindas imÁgenes concluimos esta ediciÓn de noticias univisión 65 gracias por su compaÑÍa, regresamos a las 11 y entre los segundos podrÁ ver el noticiero nacional. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lunes 14 de diciembre! todo estÁ listo para el Último debate del aÑo, donald trump viene fortalecido. presidente barack obama dice que isis ha perdido el 40% de los ataques en irak atienden a niÑos indocumentados en la frontera, llegan por miles, el Último episodio de la pelÍcula stars wars, podria ser la pelÍcula mÁs taquillera del aÑo, comenzamos. ♪ ♪

the bear bit and scratched christopher from his head down to his legs. he showed the boys a cave he has been to before. this time, as soon as he entered the cave, a black bear grabbed his foot and dragged him further into the cave. he pulled position. the three discuss culled 911 and -- called 911 and quickly started a fire. >> they used the smoke to drive the bear out of the cave. responders took the calls seriously. last november a rutgers student milford. but now this man has survived, he has an amazing tale to tell. >>> thank you. and this bear attack comes one day after energy energy ended its -- after new jersey ended its bear hunting season. in to the al a510 were killed. the testimony. pexpanded the hunting zone in hope ofs of getting more doesn'ters. >>> a deadly hit and run on the las vegas of strip. one person died, 36 others hurt after a dryer barreled along a hoe tem the woman police say drove off but was caught a short time later. eyewitnesses agree. >> it looks like she had death of her hands on the wheel and was looking straightforward an

julie: christopher said it is the manager' s responsibility to make sure anyone handling food is 100% healthy, but he also encourages customers to keep their eyes open wherever they choose to eat. >> the recommendation to anybody going into restaurants is to use a little bit of common sense. julie: christopher told newscenter 5 he has absolute faith in the inspections and says he wants to prove that tomorrow when he comes to this have lunch. i am julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. for a good cause and gloucester. the third and do all plunge for pete was held at good harbor beach. the event was held by people he, a former bc baseball player diagnosed with als. still 48 degrees. not a bad day to take a polar plunge. mike: that water is still really cold, but check out what we had for high temperatures, many places in the 50' s. very close to record highs. the warm air didn' t make its way to southern new hampshire, so it' s been a gray and cool day. 48 degrees, dew point at 46. a little bit of drizzle here or there. these temperatures will start to push their way southward, but at this

melissa, nice to meet you, christopher, don't hold it like that.was very suggestive and i don't need to know

of t >> catherine : san francisco police officer christopher kohrs became famous as the so-called "hot cop" of the castro.and even posed for a calendar. but now all eyes are on him because he's been accused of hitting two pedestrians early sunday morning as he drove his truck westbound on broadway near montgomery police say he then left the scene. investigators are tryhing to determine if kohrs was under the influence at the time of the accident. >>:i don't have any information about the sobriety of the persons involved will be something they will look into any investigators are considering as a possible factor >> catherine : because kohrs is believed to have left the scene, the blood alcohol test was not conducted until hours later and that could affect the results. in the castro, where kohrs became a celebrity of sorts -- people say they're shocked by this turn of events. we have a new photo tonight of one of the victims of the crash. this is victor perez. who's still recovering tonight at san francisco general hospital. kron 4's kate cagle talked to a friend of his - who says victor

christopher: the u.s.s in the middle of a lamenting our overhaul the workforce training system. we spend billions of dollars for training for jobs in the 21st century with things like health care and information technology. the president has made a commitment to double the number of apprenticeships over the next five years, which is a tried-and-true way to train people for those high-paying jobs. millionw, we have 5.5 unfilled jobs in this country right now. about 10% of them are in the i.t. sectors -- about 500,000 jobs in the i.t. sector. some of those require a four-year degree and many don't. many require a community college degree and many can be done through coding boot camp. it is really across the board and not only helping people find jobs and helping them find good paying jobs that they can raise a family on. seemed veryf this impressive with the growth that you are seeing and it comes with lower skill. it's tremendous growth of low skill jobs. the question i have -- is that durable? you had a cy

((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > just a few hours ago, a man by the name of christopher adams, came up to me saying he believes his son was was one of the 17 year olds now we have learned that appears to be the case. a short time ago, adams put up this post on facebook saying quote " in loving memory of manquis adams ...daddy loved you so much this can't be real." and listen to what he told us earlier this afternoon when i asked him if he had talked to son about not getting involved in something like this: ((christopher adams/says son killed today: "you talked to him about not getting into trouble...all the time...what do you tell him ... don't be hanging with the wrong crowds stuff like that ...stay in school, don't be doing these crazy things ...try to tell him right )) ((lt. dan mcgrath/metro police: "we are not rulling out criminal charges but if you are in home somebody breaks in you have the right to defend your home family so i don't want to judge him the facts will have to weigh that out.")) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) metro police right now are saying the with a crime... but the case is

angelique: christopher hupp's love for basketball is hard to miss. sadly, his love for the game was put on hold after being diagnosed with a bacterial infection in his brain, causing him to move -- lose movement on his left side and be unable to walk for months. >> i thought i can't do sports anymore. i just had to be brave, pray to god, and hope i get through it. angelique: and he did. after surgery and physical therapy, he was able to regain his strength in two months. just in time to watch his teammates, the esperero eagles win a tournament not knowing he be doing more than watching from the sidelines. the coach pulled me in and set i could deserve it and i said there was no way because i cannot run. >> i was like, this is going to be scary. angelique: showing no fear with seconds left in the game, he was at the three point line, and set his eyes on the basket. while everyone else had their eyes on him. >> i was surprised, happy, thankful. i was just glad that they support me and whatever i do. they know what i've been through. angelique: and one

christopher: that's good.erience, to my recollection, found an economist who really did predict a negative gdp. if you look at the 12,008 forecast -- 2008 forecast, they were slightly positive and did not predict the decline. we will not have a 5% growth rate. we will have a very slow economy that is going to be -- i hate to say it -- choppy. david: what does all this negative talk do for the investor? does this mean cash, long-term treasuries, real estate? what does it mean in a practical manner? christopher: what i'm hearing is that people are looking at real estate in the secondary market. say like as they nashville and other places. private equity even though it has been bill nice is still going to see some profit opportunity because of laws of investmentse made in 2000 and 2009 are coming to fruition a lot of areas are priced to perfection. i'm looking at low retention next year. we are going to eke it out by income opportunities and look at other assets. outside the u.s., maybe an opportunity to it sound

coming up this half hour, best author christopher buckley is in our green room. see what inspired his new movie, novel rather and what he finds about the conservative movement. lots of people in the green room. >> look who is there. the ladies of cbs pitch "the talk" are here in studio 57. how women are making news, volunteering for combat, lots to talk about. that is ahead. right now, it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the cloeb globe. states postal service is test a new service. lit send you pictures of the maim it will deliver later in the day. that you already take some photos of some packages. >> tampa bay reports on a police officer allegedly stealing christmas presents. a security camera shows the woman approaching a port. she picks up two boxes and leaves. one of the homeowners, his wife posted online. the face and tattoos are clearly invisible. it led to the arrest of a 42-year-old dana haven. >> quite a conversation at home. honey you know what i do for a living, right neighborhood, britain's daily mirror answers that-day

christopher, thanks for being with us.please, is donald trump a hillary clinton plant? >> donald who? never heard of him. who is this trump you mention? well, if he is a hillary clinton plant, this is the most successful political plant operation in history. i will say to the many mr. trump supporters out there, if you want to elect hillary clinton next november, keep doing what you're doing. you're doing a great job. >> you once envisioned what a donald trump inaugural address would sound like. you wrote this for "the wall street journal" in 1999 when trump was threatening to run. you inhabited the mind of mr. trump. you imagined him saying many things including this, quote, it's not complicated, missiles, very simple, aim one at us, i fire 100 at you. so don't go there. the idea of turning a country into a radioactive parking lot, that doesn't bother me. i sleep fine. now, christopher, you wrote that as satire 16 years ago. how does it stack up against what you're hearing on the campaign trail? >> if i may say so, that r

they're on a rom. >> yep. >> christopher buckley is satire. his new book focuses on religious fiction t. relic master is a tale of mercenaries from the 16th century. they cash in on what they claim are the bones and possessions of saints. this story begins with the obsession over the trial of turin seen by the pope in june. many believe it is the burial cloth of jesus christ. the publishers simon and schuster, a division of cbs is pleased to welcome christopher back to studio 57. >> is this the famous studio 57? >> yes. >> where is the music? >> we're waiting for to you start your disco dancing. >> don't tempt me. >> i told everybody you were coming to new york city and studio 57? >> no, i told them i was coming to new york to meet charlie rose. >> there you go. >> whom i actually met in 1982. >> has it been that long? >> at 2:00 a.m. temperatures your first show, your debut. >> i created charlie rose. i can destroy him. >> yes, you can. >> it was cbs all night on between the current time hours of 2:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m.. >> you would go out a

my nameis christopher springate, and these are our top stories this week.young voters are flocking to the far-right. why russia's so-called mono-cities are slowly dying. why migrants face months of waiting before they can build a new life. wherever you look ur

these folks here, natasha cantrell and christopher carter of georgia, are both charged with abduction of children and kidnapping. chadwick agan, also of georgia, is charged with abduction, and trena weaver is charged with child abuse. investigators have not released any more information about the case. greenville county deputies want to find a missing man who suffers from alzheimer's and diabetes. 78-year-old doyle chism was last seen sunday afternoon leaving his home on green fern drive. he was last seen driving his 1995 ford f-150. -- 2008 black ford f-150. it has a south carolina tag of aud974. if you can help deputies locate chism, you are asked to call the sheriff's office. myra: greenville county deputies are investigating a man's death in the sans souci area. deputies responded sunday night to a home on perry road. inside that home. they are not releasing muu information at this point. the spartanburg county coroner and cowpens police are investigating the death of a man found in a road behind a restaurant. investigators say someone found the man sunday morning behind hardee's

my nameis christopher springate, and these are our top stories this week. why europe's young voters are flocking to the far-right. why russia's so-called mono-cities are slowly dying. why migrants face months of waiting before they can build a new life. wherever you look in europe, the far-right is winning support. hungary's populist fidesh party for instance, the radical people's party in denmark, and most recently, the front national in france.

my nameis christopher springate, and these are our top stories this week. why europe's young voters are flocking to the far-right. why russia's so-called mono-cities are slowly dying. why migrants face months of waiting before they can build a new life. wherever you look in europe, the far-right is winning support. hungary's populist fidesh party for instance, the radical people's party in denmark, and most recently, the front national in france. now, the f.n. may have failed to win a single region in sunday's regional polls but its , underlying trend is positive. compared to the previous election, the front national has tripled its support. like other far-right parties, it's benefitting from widespread fear over the effects of mass immigration. but it's also benefitting from the failure of successive french governments to address the country's economic woes. young people in particular complain they have no perspectives. so for the lack of a better alternative, many are turning to the radical right. >> marseille has the highest unemployment rate in france.

christopher coors san francisco police officer now accused of hit-and-run. tonight we have obtained new surveillance video showing someone running away from the scene of the weekend crash. here's melanie woodrow. >> just the most compassionate kind person you can ever meet. >>reporter: diaz says his close friend victor perez was helping load musical equipment into a car when the driver of this dodge charger hit perez and another friend. >> jaw broken in 3 places. and his leg is broken. >>reporter: driver ditched the dodge but police quickly identified who was behind the wheel. >> this is a 79 dodge christopher coors sf pd. >>reporter: 38-year-old officer coors is 7 84 veteran with the department. accident happened around 2:20 am sunday at broadway intermontgomery. area lined with clubs and surveillance cameras. parking attendant shared this video. it shows people running towards the scene and at least one person running in the opposite direction. there was not clear who that person is. >> we don't know if he's trying to get help or or running from something.

the officer christopher is known for his good looks but facing two felony hit-and-run charges. this witness of the crashes surprised to hear the victims are doing as well as they are.. well that this family is the peseta's recovery right now he is concerned about them. the other victim also doing better today and families tell me they've been watching the new the news constantly they haven't heard very much from s.f. he.. >> catherine: news if not please the tenderloin and dispatchers and planted his location arrested no one was injured and fallout tell happened at the stanford research park that area evacuated it: a bomb squad turned out to be dead. and parts of bay area of getting some showers with a week expect more of. >> reporter: and socially to our morning at least not as cold as we've experienced already. satellite briard showing what's left over a few stray showers still remain out in the see. what you can speculate that our. and for news over the they 42. at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow scattered clouds and mostly sunny for the afternoon. that's a little bit better than from be

sharon melanson says she and her son christopher were taking in animals whose owners could no longer care for them. as heather hamel reports, she says they just wanted to help, not hurt them, and for anyone to think otherwise makes her sick to her stomach. reporter: sharon melanson says she was devastated, first she lost her son and now her animals, and despite the charges she still feels she's innocent. >> i feel as though it's a dishonor to my son, considering we worked so hard every day to everything they needed. reporter: but despite what melanson says, she is charged with five misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty. more than three dozen animals including horses, goats and al pack as were taken from her property. this comes just two months after melanson's 9-year-old son christopher died from a congestive heart failure, collapsing as he walked to a neighbor's house to deliver cookies. she says over the summer the sandown animal control officer had visited her property and had taken an interest in the animals, even voicing concerns. but melanson feels she always acted appropriately

my nameis christopher springate, and these are our top stories this week. why europe's young voters are flocking to the far-right. why russia's so-called mono-cities are slowly dying. why migrants face months of waiting before they can build a new life. wherever you look in europe, the far-right is winning support. hungary's populist fidesh party for instance, the radical people's party in denmark, and most recently, the front national in france. now, the f.n. may have failed to win a single region in sunday's regional polls but its , underlying trend is positive. compared to the previous election, the front national has tripled its support. like other far-right parties, it's benefitting from widespread fear over the effects of mass immigration. but it's also benefitting from the failure of successive french governments to address the country's economic woes. young people in particular complain they have no perspectives. so for the lack of a better alternative, many are turning to the radical right. >> marseille has the highest unemployment rate in france.

. >>> a decade and a half after his mother's murder christopher street are talking to us for the firstime. new developments in the murder investigation of the aspen hill avon lady. >> cold case detectives have just reopened the 15-year-old susan street murder investigation and they think they may already know who killed her. >> it was just after thanksgiving 15 years ago that someone shot susan street to death on the front steps of her aspen hill townhouse. >> not a day goes by that i don't think about her. >> her son, christopher, is still trying to explain to his children why grandma has never been able to join them at the thanksgiving table. >> they want to know why. they don't understand. >> deck tective mark janney from the montgomery county police cold case squad now thinks he knows who killed street. he said they lived in the pepper tree farm apartments just behind street's home. investigators suspect that they are the same people responsible for a whole series of crimes in the neighborhood including a shot fired through a neighbor's window while she was inside watching tv. >> d