. >> i know there's a lot of questions about the fbi n ci c system and how did the person get the weapons. i can tell you that for the four purchases he made, the n ci c system did their required checks and there was no prohibitive information in the systems that we checked that said that he could not have purchased that firearm. >> in light of that we are fortunate to be joined tonight by a veteran investigator, shawn henry. hey, shawn, you and i both know there are about a hundred people in texas today and tonight walking around saying some version of i knew this guy was going to go some day. i knew this guy in the plain english was crazy. how many people have to miss how many signs for this horror we witnessed yesterday to happen? >> you know, brian, when you talk about the n ci c system for the national database that the fbi oversees to check these records, that database is critically important, but it's only as good as the data that's entered into it. and there was some administrative issue, somebody failed to enter, there was some backlog, perhaps, i mean, that contributes to what o

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there's a new report that talks about the buses in new york ci city. there literally fall apart. what's worse is not going anywhere when they are in service. the average bus is averaging under a miles per hour. it's a mess and a lot of finger-pointing going on. let's break it down. bob, what a mess. >> i am pain bite every week going into the city. you try the bus that's a disaster. the train is a disaster. so, i have to drive in. in the last year i don't know what's going on but two or three triple parked trucks. it's like threading a needle. you can get through the city faster on a tricycle. >> in the last eight years they've lost a hundred million passenger trips. more people are driving because i can't rely mass transit. trains are [inaudible] time and the buses are disaster. the fairies the best option but it's not viable for everyone. no one wants to accept responsibility. everyone wants to point the finger of blame. it's from not investing and mass transit system. >> it's almost unfair. i will pull the fairy out of it. think those unfortunate timing. they're trying to expl

working in a dead end job or wait until i was pregnant with my son and then around 23 i said, ok, i ci decided to get m. soledad: kimberly blanco got that g.e.d. at new york's la guardia community then around 2. and she didn't stop as to gradu. now she's just one semester away from her associates degree. does it feel close? >> it does. i look at when i'm going to my little shift, you're almost there. soledad: she's making it through thanks to the accelerated study in associate program, or asap. which puts a simple theory to a test. that you can raise graduation rates by providing advisors and helping with incidental costs. donna linderman is dean of students success initiatives at cuny, the city university of new york. >> they received unlimited monthly metro cards. we took care of textbook costs and provided students with the opportunity to take classes in the winter and summer. it was a very robust package. we had high expectations for the students. >> these are the classes we're going to register. we'll register -- soledad: the key element, advisors like esther who are involved in e

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. >> now the reserve was carried out in sweden and stud ci authors believe it applies to other countries including u.s. since our approach to dog care is similar across the board. >> i love those pups. >> how sweet were the face. >> real quick one totally took me out in the dark park and i went to see that to be a big dog, this big. but it's okay. we're still friends. >> you can smile. >> thanks, nicole. >> all right. guys. >> big congratulations to a member of cbs3 eyewitness news family. >> video editing supervisor charleen horn was inducted to the philadelphia pieers in hall of fame tonight. family friends and colleagues celebrated at a special dinner on city avenue. emmy aaward winner has been with cbs, 40 years. >> i'm humble nobody your company and part a long list of talented broadcaster that were essential to the life of our city. >> charleen came congratulations to everyone. >> indeed. >> sunday night back in the day, all right. present day. kate has the forecast. >> yes. >> got a lot on the forecast. >> a lot to talk about. let's start with something fun what we did earlier ton

conviction of a child and his wife that would have disqualified him if they had entered it into the n ci c database which transfers into the knicks database. so he would not republic is able to get a gun if they had put the information in. >> charles, officials say he sent threatening text messages to his mother-in-law. but he didn't just go after her. he went after her church with 15 loaded magazines. what does that say to you about this individual? >> well, aside from just being, you know, out right deranged, i was told that he's an at yis and maybe he's trying to send a message that he could do this in a church. i have absolutely no idea. but he definitely is an individual who was intent to causing as much destruction, as much harm as possible and make sure that people paid attention to it. and i mean, hitting a church on a sunday morning during worship in a small town, i can't think of a softer target than that would be. >> yeah. there are local heroes in this tragedy, chris. steven will i ford shot and chased the man who killed 26 people in that texas church. here is what he said. >

. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cies >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some citiesund the country. ♪ >>> joined by ballerinas dancing, melania trump unveil this year's white house christmas decorations. there are thousands of lights and dozens of trees and wreaths on display. and the theme this year is time honored traditions. it pays tribute to 200 years of holiday celebrations at the white house. on the money watch there was plenty of holiday shopping on cyber monday. diane has more. >> reporter: good morning. president trump's nominee to be the next chairman of the federal reserve says he expects the central bank to continue raising interest rates gradually. that as they prepare testimony he'll deliver today at the start of his hearing before the senate banking committee. he also said the fed would consider ways to ease regulatory burdens on banks but prevent another financial crisis like the one in 2008. wall street will be paying close attention to his testimony today.antimea slide in oil pric yesterday. retail shares posted solid gains. in the end the dow gain

. >> now the reserve was carried out in sweden and stud ci authors believe it applies to other countries including u.s. since our approach to dog care is similar across the board. >> i love those pups. >> how sweet were the face. >> real quick one totally took me out in the dark park and i went to see that to be a big dog, this big. but it's okay. we're still friends. >> you can smile. >> thanks, nicole. >> all right. guys. >> big congratulations to a member of cbs3 eyewitness news family. >> video editing supervisor charleen horn was inducted to the philadelphia pieers in hall of fame tonight. family friends and colleagues celebrated at a special dinner on city avenue. emmy aaward winner has been with cbs, 40 years. >> i'm humble nobody your company and part a long list of talented broadcaster that were essential to the life of our city. >> charleen came congratulations to everyone. >> indeed. >> sunday night back in the day, all right. present day. kate has the forecast. >> yes. >> got a lot on the forecast. >> a lot to talk about. let's start with something fun what we did earlier ton

earlier tonight and one of the issues that has come up for ralph north many a, the issue of sanctuaryu& cip has callet his stance racist and said he would support policies to continue to make sanctuary cit ies illegal in the state of virginia. others have just pointed out that they feel this is a flip-flop stance. we asked governor mcauliffe about it. take a listen. we should have never even had ad s on sanctuary cities because they're against the law in virginia. thisser ' not allow to exist. it is2pjñ]==n&÷÷ =q■ kkç)avva■ b progressives. you can say it's really important to have a candidate who supports sanctuary cities so the issue still matters to voters. it doesn't matter to virginia because you can't have them bylaw. it's a moot issue. ed gillespie has run a jjzyñq■ campaign. do i have a job? do we move around on our roads much that's what i'm focusing on as governorment i'm happy, donald trump is not because of those devisive p frommation yeahment we're asia. we're in thing whying to let politics come here. you heard governor mcauliffe, they're calling this a moot issue. do you agre

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. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cies >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some citiesoss the country. >>> marijuana is becoming legal in more states. it may be showing up in your coffee. danielle nottingham explains. >>> can't find these pods at the grocery store. filling the pods. is this all done by hand. >> this is done by hands. >> brew buds make k cups filled with coffee, tea and cannabis oil out of this factory in los angeles. people are very route ritual in cannabis function. they can bring it together. recreational and medicinal marijuana is now legal in two dozen states and the district of columbia. that led to billion dollar market including edibles. variety of companies offering coffee or tea that fits right into your traditional coffee maker. >> will you get high. >> yes, you will. we have ten milligram. very light dose. >> in orange county california. makes cannabis laced coffee filters. k cups and cold drinks. >> this would make one pot intended of coffee. >> says the business has grown 600% in the last year. >> when you put the product into things that t

. >> cis-boom-bah.a sheep explodes. >> reporter: he's now read every back, watched clips, become a big fan. now compares the current crop of late-night yakkers to the godfather of them all. >> give me a break, i'm so lonely! >> you watch any of them and then you watch an episode of the tonight show with johnny carson from 1965, he did it. he did everything they're doing first. >> reporter: okay, people. favorite moments? >> any time he was on with rickles. >> well, i realize -- >> i, i, i, i! i, i, i, i! >> ed ames and where that tomahawk landed. >> he just grabs it. like don't take that out, we're going to sit here and milk this. >> we do one in the show, a famous one where the dog doesn't want to eat. >> reporter: the dog won't eat or play. so johnny takes his place. >> i don't even know if there were moments so much as u.s. just the continuum, the fact that he was there. the thing that made him really special was how he treated his guests. he wanted you to shine. >> reporter: paul reiser was a guest

it his his jeep before coming to a stop among these apartments in burger street in egg harbor ci city. >> when i went to investigate i saw the wreck into that building when i walked up to it there was nobody it inside. >> the time stamp on the video police were 15 seconds behind the teens but from they disappeared for hours. escapees were stefan woodley, ramir, lamp --, they overpowered a male officer at the detention center and stole an employees car. the manhunt resulted in all but huggins being caught around 9am50 miles away at a apartment complex in bridgeton. no details yet on how they got there or who they were with. but acting atlantic county sheriff says finding them took huge team effort. >> we were able to disseminate the information county wide ton other counties they were escaping. so this whole thing was a culmination of a cooperative effort amongst numerous, numerous agencies and that's the way it went down. >> reporter: you mention the the schools had had to close that included egg harbor city, hamilton township, greater egg harbor regional which is several high schools

ci point where we say enough is enough. it is time we are treated with dignity. time that we get the same treatment as everyone else. and i think that it is a day of solidarity, where we want to collectively raise our voices as one, and make sure that we stand together for our brothers and sisters in puerto rico. soledad: you were born in new york. you spent much of yo in puerto rico. if only puerto ricans come to this march, is that still a success? evelyn: yes, this is not a puerto rican issue. this is a humanitarian issue. this is a all-people issue. i think that now puerto ricans are finally saying, hey, we need to be part of the same conversation that has been happening in the past years that we have been seeing. it is re culture -- black lives matter, the women's movement. something needs to change. puerto rico in a lot of ways is almost like a third-world country. it hasn't learned to develop to what it is. i mean, here you are with the most powerful nation of the world. you would think it would be developed, on many levels -- its government, its system, i

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intelligence officials determined that wikileaks was ciing used by the russians to disseminate stolenratic officials' e-mails and data, and president trump's own c.i.a. director, mike pompeo, has also issued a warning about okileaks. >> it's time to call out wikileaks for what it really is: rsnon-state hostile intelligence service often embedded by state actors like russia. >> that somebody in the committee selectively leaked his e-mail with wikileaks. many of the messages from wikileaks to trump jr. did go .nanswered. >> jeff pegues, thanks. the president is wiping the president is winding up his trip to asia in the philippines, his last stop before returning home tomorrow. he appeared to give the country's leader a pass on human ngghts. major garrett is traveling with the president. e reporter: president trump grimaced through the traditional asia summit handshake but did not shy away from praising controversial philippine o esident rodrigo duterte. >> it's an honor to be here, and rodrigo, thank you very much for the way you've treated all of or. ty reporter: duterte is accused of

and cis a new species of a run at time lives in the remote jungles of indonesia restructures one their numbers are so small that they're threatened. on. us president donald trump is off to asia for a five country tour on the agenda promoting trade and lapping up pressure on north korea but as the president boarded air force one no one seemed quite sure what to expect. to get a grip i don't cover you're coming with us we look forward to a protocol in these days is everything we don't really like to tell what we are banking and out well if it's because we try to respect what other people are thinking and. expect any modulation in the language doesn't work yes well i don't i don't think the president would watch which is likely if you noticed him do that we'll be talking about great. good good about obviously north korea. that he's done but what you guys should you know i know we have seen some signs of easing of tensions and some remarks that me and the cafe tensions you see here. one of your favorite i would caution the president against any kind of tweeting while he is in east asia but

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ci reporter: sam schwartz is a former new york city traffic commissioner. >> two things that autonomous vehicles have not figured out yet is what a pedestrian is about to do and what are bicycle riders about to do. >> reporter: this is one vision of how self-driving cars could work in manhattan, dedicated autonomous thoroughfares leading into the city and cutting across town, omtentially allowing some roads to go unused and become green space. john meyer from design firm e.d.g. entered the idea into a contest organized by new york drty. >> getting the pedestrians and the drivers out of the way allows it to achieve its true efficiency. >> reporter: efficiency that will require time, upgraded infrastructure, smarter, self- driving cars, and patience. in a city not known for it. kris van cleave, cbs news. ( horn honking ) anw york. >> mason: brave new world. and up next, remembering della reese. i'm also on a lot of medications that dry my mouth. i just drank tons of water all the time. it was never enough. i wasn't sure i was going to be able to continue singing. i saw my dentist. he sugg

f some of the adjustments for cis car are actually in this very, very dense and confusing system here if i want to get into some of my safety systems... >> reporter: you're having to d end a lot of time looking at the screen while you're driving. >> exactly right. >> reporter: "consumer reports" found acura, cadillac, lexus, mercedes-benz, tesla, and volvo are all rated as having the most distracting systems. t ght other carmakers, including ford, g.m., and fiat chrysler are rated as having the least. laneer says new technologies like lane departure while merging and auto emergency braking make high-tech cars safer, but even those are no substitute for an alert, engaged driver. >> these screens should be locked down except for driving essential tasks while a car is moving. it's not rocket science. you want people to be focused on the road. >> reporter: some vehicles allow only limited manual input into the navigation systems while the car is moving. but while many states outlawed texting while driving, there is currently no federal regulation of driver access to these ever increasingl

here last night. with a scene of complete carnage a with a scene of complete carnage stolen renault cis a stolen renault clio crashed into this tree just before ten o'clock. five people lost their lives. this tree just before ten o'clock. it this tree just before ten o'clock. included two broti 14 it included two brothers, aged just 14 and i2. it included two brothers, aged just 14 and 12. the family have paid tribute to the boys, along with three others aged 15, 2a and 20 eight. people living in this quiet area are understandably shocked. eight. people living in this quiet area are understandably shockedlj looked out of area are understandably shocked.” looked out of the bedroom window and saw the blue lights. it is horrible. it's scary, a scary thought, with it being at the end of the street. with my family here. debris from the crush is strewn across the road. the crash investigators are sifting through, trying to establish exactly what happened last night in what police are describing as a tragic accident. it is not yet known if all of those who died had been travelling in the car

we may not get there but we do have some places that are pretty close like reading and atlantic ci city. it's going to be a very cold morning tomorrow. the feels like testimonies in the -- temperatures in the 20s. as we go through the night tonight only in the teens. we have not seen this so far this season. so our bodies are not used to it. it will feel even colder than you would think. there is the feels like tomorrow morning. it is 17 in philadelphia. it is 17 in burlington and in trenton. by 9:00 a.m. it's no better, but now we are talking by saturday afternoon we are back to more tollerable levels at or above the freezing mark. so like i said, this is not going to be a long-lasting thing and even tomorrow night and sunday morning not bitter cold like what we are seeing. you can see some of the clouds coming across the great lakes. streamers and snow, lake effect snows not coming this way but that's a sign of how cold this air mass is. we are gusting to 38 miles per hour. it is 31 in philadelphia. we are going to see gusts close to 40 degrees. it is at 40 miles per hour during the d

at this point this is one of the warmest falls on record for the ci philadelphia. granted it's only 6 weeks, the pace that we're only, going into december, not only would it be the warmest fall for philadelphia, we would smash the previous record. 64 on wednesday. thursday, 75 and then yesterday we topped out at 73. the normal is 60. we've been anywhere from 13 to 15 degrees above average for the last few days. the cold front pulled in last night and the temperatures dropped. kutztown 42 coming off a morning low of 33. warminster, 44. center city, 48. newtown, 44 degrees. a little bit milder in south jersey, but even there it's significantly cooler, glassboro, 47. fortescue, 48. smyrna and dover, 49. cape may, satellite and radar we have the high, thin wispy cirrus clouds up above right now. the sun will shine through that. eventually as the day wears on, the clouds lower and thicken. we'll be59 at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. 73 yes only 59 a combination of sun and clouds, 65 degrees we start rebounding again by sunday. winds will shift in more of a southeasterly dir

on ci that's moved to the east now and still some around san matteo and hayward. eo and hayward.he colder air is associated to the north and could trigger the activity here in the morning and i think that once the system moves through, we're on the drier side and overall on the 40s and 50s for the temperatures. temperatures. all right. sal, what do you have my friend? >>> well a truck has closed eastbound 82 to 880. so you'll have to use the his pern -- boulevard. you can see that this truck is going to be there for a bit. it crashed through the center divide there and the traffic is not getting through. so you can get through because chp set up a short detour, but it's going to be a while. that axle came off the truck and the eastbound 92 will be affected. westbound, there might be a rubber neck and as we pan through, that's westbound. hat's westbound. people are driving by and doesn't seem like they're slowing down too much, but later in the morning, you could see the slowing near the san mateo bridge. mateo brid all right, let's go to the westbound 580 ramp, to 205. 205. you c

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here are ci a trained operatives. good to have you here. this is heating up and they are combing through his apartment complex. and what's going on here? >> i think the details are coming together and showing the picture that we speculated on the amount shown to be true. this individual essentially had another of indicators and he was behaving in a particular manner that is not typical. renting trucks and not using anything with it is clearly an indicator. in the audience has to think about the big picture. this sort of attacks was proposed by isis back in 2010. and as a pattern that can be examined and look for leading up to one of these. in another piece we had to accept is that this individual was on the scope of radar of law enforcement. when you look at all of these things out there, these pieces to form a clear picture indicates there should be some level of warning. i don't buy for a minute that his wife didn't know anything. and another thing about this mosque in paterson, new jersey, i heard multiple politicians, this is a lone wol

and north korea ci or at least face-to-face. the demilitarized zone, marking the border between north and south korea. in the armistice agreement struck to pause the korean war. >> we operate at a higher level of tension than the rest of the peninsula just because it's a pretty strategically important area. based on what's going on outside of our area of operations, nothing really changes for us. we are always ready to follow the commanders intent of what the chain of command above us has is due. everyone wants to avoid the worst possible scenario. the propaganda, i would say, has been pretty minimal. it hasn't been overly tense. >> bret: a few feet from here, north korea. this is the dmz, the demilitarized zone. on this outcome is a -- the south koreans. they had a phone they would pick up and answer on the north korean side. they stopped answering in 2013. so now south korean troops come out every day. they stand here on points, and if there's a message to deliver, they go right to the line, the concrete barrier. that is the l

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mostly cloud ci day to look forward to. not getting the rain we got yesterday. of rain. leftover showers and sprinkles south and best chance for drizzle or lights shower activity central v as we get down to fred fredericksburg and southern maryland light shower as well. and that will be about. it best chance for couple raise of sunshine later this afternoon norm west gets up towards pennsylvania border there. and all right looking down the road here just a little bit we have another around of very chilly air. coldest of the season set to move in friday and saturday and highs in the 40s and lovr night lows, hard freeze expected saturday morning. again, if you have steve come say it with me sensitive and tender vegetation you will want to move it inside. >> he's not plague games with you this morning. >> skins game cloud question and droy. >> good news thank you tucker. >> hi, erin. >> hi. >> right now 6:48 we're taking a look from sky fox. construction aactivity inner loop dulles toll road. looks like a crash scene as well. we wept to black. we'll take a closer l

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. >> i really hate that all of this negative attention is on my home state and especially on my ci city>> two things that are very intere interesting. the first gentleman saying he does believe it is political trickery going on here. he doesn't believe the allegations but he believes the republicans are behind it. most folks might think if you thought that it would be the democrats, the opponent. a number of people here believe this is the republican mainstream cooking up a problem for a person considered to be an out there candidate on the republican side and there are those who are saying this is bringing negative attention to the state of alabama. they have been troubled by that throughout this whole ordeal. it is really very difficult to tell what the impact will be on voters. the election one month away from today. roy moore certainly has fought back but these allegations are very strong. the biggest problem people have is they say why now? they are so suspicious. supporters of these women say there is no wrong time to tell the truth and they believe them and there are a lot of peo

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we'll warm up to numbers just shy of ambverage here in the ci. 48 now, 44 in oakland here and in sanut at the coast, milder, like usual, at 50 degrees. from the golden gate bridge, a lot of sunshine today. if you're headed to the coast, grab the jacket. it's going to stay cool. numbers in the upper 50s for afternoon high. just 38 in santa rosa. napa has come up about five degrees this morning. 41 for you in novato with low 40s in fairfield and concord. no wind at all. we're looking at these numbers, pretty cool, six to eight degrees cooler than where you were yesterday, from livermore to concord. san francisco, it was cold, a couple of hours ago, ten degrees colder. we bottomed out in the 30s here earlier. right now we're on our way to some 40s and later on this afternoon, 60s, mid-60s down in santa cruz. it's been a cold start. we will be dry today. we're going to bring in some increasing clouds tomorrow. looks like we will see a little bit of light rain in the north bay, maybe along the shoreline, some mist and drizzle. it's not going to amount to much. it looks like our warmer pat

this is not the first time that new york ci new york city has been attacked. there's a strong sense of resiliency. i want to show a picture of the annual halloween parade in new york city. it brings out hundreds. thousands of people. that parade happening a short distance away from where the attack happened. the mayor marched in this parade along with governor cuomo. the message was you cannot break the will or spirit of the people of new york. they want people to carry on their sense of normalcy with their lives. at the same time, they're telling people to be very aware of their surroundings. if they see something, they should say something immediately. live in lower manhattan, nbc10 news. >> a message we heard over and over yesterday. thanks. >>> meanwhile, nbc10 has learned the suspect also has ties to pennsylvania and new jersey. we've learned saipov was charged with traffic-related offenses in the poconos in 2012. years later, the 29-year-old was arrested in central pennsylvania on similar charges. officials say he rented the pickup used in the attack fro

that is after cnn film showed migrants sold outside of tra ci. >>> they want congress to exempt puertohe jones act. cancel pruerto rico's debt and help to rebuild that island. this island is still struggling from basic necessities and talking about food and medical supplies and electricity some two months after hurricane maria! >> so much work to be done there. severe storms tore down trees and homes and power lines in middle tennessee overnight but despite the damage, the people who live there say they have a lot to be thankful for. >> everything worked out good. nobody got hurt. >> so it is a thanksgiving. >> after all it is a thanksgiving. >> a lot to be thankful for. when i look in the mirror everyday. when i look in the mirror everyday. everyday, i think how fortunate i am. i think is today going to be the day, that we find a cure? i think how much i can do to help change people's lives. i may not benefit from those breakthroughs, but i'm sure going to... i'm bringing forward a treatment for alzheimer's disease, yes, in my lifetime, i will make sure. the ford year-end sales evente