clarence: for putting me to sleep. he reminds me a saying he gave a fireside chat and the fire went out. john: very cute but a little meh. [laughter] the most boring. i know this will cause the claws to come out. you will take particular interest in this. but most boring goes to cat youtube videos. [laughter] it was a sensation. but that was then. and this is now. cats. enough already. boring. pat: have you ever watched a youtube that's big screen in your house, john? of the year. john: most charismatic, pat. pat: the niece of marie la pin, eleanor's great favorite and she's a 26-year-old that almost won the leadership of that region. extremely attractive gal. extreme right-winger, john. extremely charismatic. eleanor: and the second round of voting, the french came to their parties came down. climate change and cats are two of the most important things in my life. ok. most charismatic, pope francis in his fiat driving through washington when he vivid here, spoke before a joint session of congress. really captured the

none of them was clarence moses-el.e never investigated any of those men, because, a day and a half later, the victim said she had a dream that moses-el was the one who raped her. the police threw out a rape kit and any possible evidence, like bed sheets and her clothes. in 1995, after years in prison, moses-el won a court order mandating the forensic analysis of the evidence which could have freed him. he managed to raise $1,000 from fellow inmates to pay for the tests. the judge instructed the denver police to turn over the evidence. the police marked the evidence box "do not destroy," thin inexplicably, threw it into a dumpster. clarence moses-el languished in prison until, in 2012, he received a handwritten letter from another colorado prisoner, l.c. jackson. he was one of the three men initially named as a suspect by the rape victim, until she gave moses-el's name following her dream. jackson wrote -- "i really don't know what to say to you. but let's start by bringing what was done in the dark into the light. i ha

she never named clarence moses-el.hen nobody else has really talked about is that the lead detective in the case in the denver police department said before he died, he always had reservations about this case. and the reason yet reservations is because the victim, before she was attacked, and she was brutally attacked, amy, had had whitet with moses-el's and said publicly, i am going to get back at you. so this detective had concerns it was a personal vendetta that prompted her to have the so-called dream as gill said, the only evidence on which clarence was convicted. amy: where is clarence moses-el right now? >> he is in a prison in colorado. he has lived for many, many at a facility hours away from denver. he was transferred yesterday on his way to denver to bond out, but didn't make it here because -- i guess, he needed to transfer from prisons. it is like a terrible never-ending bus ride. so he is in territorial and hopefully, on his way to denver today. hopefully, if the da doesn't continue fighting it, to bond o

clarence: i'm getting to that. the fact si think this is big news because all the washington elites, including us and the republican and democratic elites, media elites, everybody underestimated the power of selling fear to the american public. john: is the balloon going to burst or be burst? clarence: i think the balloon will burst when he hits his ceiling. now that's right if there are other terror attacks or something, but i think voters, even those who haven't been voting all their lives are sensible to deal with this terror problem and that's when you will see them turning more to ted cruz, rubio on the republican side. tom: pat is right that in populist terms if there is another attack it helps trump but it also requires a candidate on the republican side to actually explain the core principles of conservatism. pushing up and directly challenging and i think you will see at that in the debate next week. pat: trump's support is the mirror image of the distrust and dislike and contempt for the establishment on

our i-team says clarence weldon is collins' legal name. we left a voicemail with the former commissioner but he has not responded. collins abruptly resigned his post back in august citing family matters. and shortly after resigning... collins announced he planned to run for mayor of north las vegas in 2017./// gears now... make sure you grab a jacket before you head out the door today... as the windy weather and colder temperatures will be sticking around the las vegas valley. ashley conroy is here with a (( )) (( ashley conroy: our high today 57 degrees. it's going to be sunny early, but won't stay that way, clouds will be moving into our valley, and those winds are really going to pick up. we could also have some showers move into our area by tomorrow night. ................................ today that sunrise at 6:43am, we'll have our sunset tonight by expect winds to start increasing in our area... ................................ .. here's our neighborhood forecast... summerlin you'll be at 53 today, green valley/anthem in the upper 50

our i-team says clarence weldon is collins' legal name. we left a voicemail with the former commissioner but he has not responded. collins abruptly resigned his post back in august citing family matters. collins announced plans to run for mayor of north las vegas in 2017./// ((michael stevens)) and this isn't collin's first run in with the law. back in 2012... he fired a gun at a tree on his property in north las vegas... he pled guilty to disturbing the peace in that case. and later that same year... his bull got loose and hit a woman who tried to corral him. /// ((michael stevens)) > the holidays are a popular time for parties and drinking... but safety advocates are urging drivers not to get the behind the wheel impaired. we've already surpassed the number of road deaths in 20-15 than we saw last year... and alcohol played a factor in many of those crashes. so groups like stop d-u-i are encouraging people to take a cab or choose a designated driver. on average... stop d-u-i says a driver gets behind the wheel 87 times while under the in

mencken or clarence dare row -- darrow or huey p. newton or alan blum are getting him right or wrong. i don't think that's the interesting question for a historian to ask. what i'm trying to do is listen in to what they have to say about nietzsche, to listen to see what that tells us about american intellectual life in that particular moment. so the book is actually not about nietzsche, it's about us. it's about our intellectual life, and it's about our coming to our own ideas about truth, about democracy, about christianity, about god by way of nietzsche. but i'm dodging the question. >> host: has he, in your view, been a positive influence in american political and cultural life? >> guest: you know what? that's incredible, i've never been asked that question. i think he's a necessary influence. because i think he's right. i think there's a lot of grandstanding and machismo, but you clear away some of that gunk, and the ideas, i think, are ideas that we had to come to terms with which is, again, to just repeat what i had said earlie

and that's clarence thomas, i play clarence thomas in an hbo film. - this is the film where kerry washingtonlays anita hill. - is anita hill. - the one person i would like to meet-- - i want to see that right this minute. (laughter) how soon? how soon? - i don't know, it's going to be in a couple of months. - oh my god - i'll tell you, first of all, as an actor, you cannot play a character that you dislike, you find something, the person that i'm so fascinated with at this particular moment is clarence thomas. he had such a similar background. my grandfather said, "can't died three days "before the creation of the world, "don't tell me you can't do something." his grandfather said, "can't is already dead, "i helped to bury him." and when i read that, i went-- - he's your guy - "we're connected." - [evan] amazing. - i want to meet him. i want to meet him to see where, uh, how we differ. - we'll send him a copy of this tape - yes. - they're telling me we're out of time. this has been one of my favorite half hours i've spent in years. - well, thank you. - i mean it, i've learned a lot, and i ca

our i-team says clarence weldon is collins' legal name. we left a voicemail with the former commissioner but he has not responded. collins abruptly resigned his family matters. and shortly after resigning... collins annonced he planned to run for mayor of north las vegas ((sharie johnson)) and this isn't collin's first run in with the law. back in 2012... he fired a gun at a tree on his property in north las vegas... he pled guilty to disturbing the peace in that case. and later that same year... his bull got loose and hit a woman who tried to corral him. /// sharie johnson > at the same time the news comes of tom collins arrest for d-u-i... safe road advocates are urging drivers not to get behind the wheel after drinking this holiday season to prevent tragedy from striking. 8 news now's mauricio marin joins us live with just how serious the problem is. and what some are doing to stop more deaths because of drunk drivers. ((mauricio marin)) the holiday season can be dangerous on the road when people choose to drive after drinking at a part

at 95-years-old, time has slowed the movements of navy veteran clarence pfundheller. time has not dimmed the memory of what he lived through as a 21-year-old on board the uss maryland, stationed in pearl harbor, hawaii. >> i can see it anytime i want to. a plane shot a torpedo into the west virginia. marcus: pfundheller knows those who survived that attack are now becoming a memory, just like december 7, 1941. last. i think the one that i know of, i talked to him on the phone in corning. marcus: iowan leland lester also survived the attack on pearl harbor 74 years ago and was just weeks away from this ceremony when he passed away november 15 . he was 94-years-old. >> true hero is the best i could marcus: his granddaughter stephanie holds back tear when talking about her grand father who inpsired her to enlisted back in 1999. she says it is important that no one forget what happened 74 years ago. people need to remember this stuff. died. it is not in vain, absolutely not in vain, they did it for this country. marcus: clarence pfundheller remembers it clearly and if he

clarence moses-el's retrial is set for next june. to see our interview with editorl's lawyer and the of the "colorado independent" you can go to democracynow.org. in chicago, the family of sandra bland has called for criminal charges against texas state trooper brian encinia, who violently arrested the 28-year-old african american woman after accusing her of failing to signal a lane change on july 10. bland was found dead in a waller county jail cell three days later. her family and supporters have disputed authorities' claim her death was a suicide. dashcam footage from the arrest shows encinia forcibly removing bland from her car and threatening to "light her up." the family's call for criminal charges come one day after a grand jury said it would not issue any indictments in connection with her death. although the prison officers won't face charges, officer encinia could still be indicted when the grand jury reconvenes next month. we will have more on the case with sandra bland's family and their lawyer after headlines. meanwhile

host: clarence page, your response.h thesympathize republican party because they have the same divisions in the democratic party bring the mcgovern days. people talking about the left extremists in the party versus the centrists. itmocrats eventually worked o out. are heading down that road. right now, they are vulnerable because you have a large body of people donald trump is speaking to directly when he says it is common sense. it is a lot more complicated than that. me of rosshe reminds perot, who is more physically conscious than trump but the same cut of this contact -- but the same kind of discontent. host: keith in ohio. independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i could listen to these two guys all day long. there are so many different issues, it is overwhelming. i would like to talk to them all day about it. issue.tion is the big the interest on the national debt -- how much are we paying an actual interest right now in relation to all the money we spend on everything? when will it be to the point wh

nietzsche is both public enemy number one as we see with the murder but we also see what the clarence darrow thing, nietzsche is the thinker that we americans need in order to embrace modern life. >> host: political movements that have coopted nietzsche. >> guest: , oh, so many. i think the one that -- i mean, really, the whole 20th century is a story of co-optation. the one that surprises my readers the most or at least when i get letters from rathers or comp into contact with readers, it's nietzsche -- the hidden nietzschean origins of black power. so, hughie p. newton was a reader of nietzsche, and in nietzsche he discovered a lot of things but what he understood from nietzsches he needed nietzsche to tell him that the things your culture tell you are true and are universal, it's in fact made up, or it's a product of hoyt, product of chance, somewhat arbitrary but not true. so don't take the voice of a racist culture as the voice of your own inner conscience, and that's what -- for hughie p. newton this is hwa what nietzsche did for african-americans to help them hear they no longe

he took with him to washington and african-american lawyer named clarence thomas. who had been working for monsanto the agrochemical giant they gave us genetically engineered seed and more. and danforth got him that job at montesano as well. as danforth explained, he was very attracted to thomas not only because he was a rare african-american conservative but also because he had also is ready to be a priest in his case a catholic priest. all of this happened decades ago. yet the impact of the loss by a few hundred votes goes on. if you don't believe me, flash forward to the morning after the bush versus gore presidential election. i just happen happened to be speaking at the palm beach community college that morning and the campus does happen to be in a poor area and therefore a democratic area. and i could see that nobody wanted to talk about anything but the election that was hanging by a thread that morning. the young african-american woman rose to say that she had visited to vote by phone. and the caucasian had been printed by her name. in order african-america

weldon. >> kim: clarence weldon, now you know. >> dana: i never heard that one before. runnin' rebels back on the track over the weekend and they're playing in town this week. this is the thomas & mack, where the rebels will host arizona state on wednesday night. after that, they make on hazy afternoon, -- they take on arizona who are nationally ranked. he took on the highlanders of uc-riverside and they bounced back after a loss to wichita state. they played good in a small gym, half the crowd wearing rebels red, so they had a lot of fans follow them on the road. the rebels win the game 73-62. cover the point spread and they're 8-2 on the season. >> kim: our runnin' rebels are always wildly entertaining, but there's another entertainment see ya to the fabulous las vegas strip, that is jubilee. tom was talking about it. he has to dial up the video vault on this one. it is the longest and most iconic showing running in las vegas. february 11th of next year is the final show. jubilee has been housed over at bally's and bally's is looking to open a new world show productio

. >> reporter: mom and dad have have a lot on their plate, clarence mansonnies a philadelphia policecatina are both in the pennsylvania national guard. clarence served in afghanistan. >> how did things change once madison was born. >> she cannot do everything she used to do before you become parents. >> reporter: now she stays home with madison and pursuing a degree. only one job is moth easy. >> there is a misconception thaw make a whole lot of money. things are extremely expensive these days. >> reporter: liberty uso wants to help in cooperation with the cbs-3 joy of sharing toy fest they are collecting toys to lift burden on local military families. >> we want to take care of close to 2,500 military kids this holiday season. i think that goalies achievable thanks to your viewers and their generosity and their patriotism fort for clarence and catina it is a huge help. >> tremendous. the it is like at last rolled off my shoulders. >> reporter: serving those who served us. >> if not them, who should we take care of. >> reporter: want to help? you can by donating to the joy of sharing

clarence served in afghanistan.ow did things change when madison was born. >> you cannot do everything you used to do when you you were not parents. >> reporter: now she stays home with madison and pursuing a degree. only one income is not easy. >> it is a misconception thaw make a whole lot of money. toys are extremely expensive. >> reporter: liberty uso wants to help in cooperation with the cbs-3 joy of sharing toy fest they are collecting toys to lift burden on local military families. >> we want to take care of close to 2500 military kids, this holiday season. that goal ace chiefable thanks to your viewers and their generosity, and their patriotism. >> reporter: for clarence and catina it is a huge help. >> it is like at last off my shoulders. >> reporter: serving those who serve us. >> it is not them, who should we take care of? >> reporter: now if you want to help you can by donating to the joy of sharing toy fest, still going on, you can buy unwrapped toy and bring to it anyone of our drop off locations. the

clarence thomas would not have gone with him to washington as a staff member. if thomas had not been visible in washington as a rare african-american who opposed his communities majority views, he would not have been appointed by the 1st president bush to head and to disempower the equal employment opportunity commission. and then to sit on the dc court of appeals. if thomas had not been given such credentials he could not have been nominated by the same president bush to succeed the great civil rights advocate justice thurgood marshall on the supreme court. if thomas had not been on the supreme court he could not have supplied the one-vote margin that halted the florida recount. if there had been a recount al gore, not george w. bush would have been president as one concluded by a postelection examination of all uncounted ballots that was commissioned by 12 major news organizations. if george w. bush about then-president the united states would have been less likely to lose the world sympathy after september 11 by launching the longest war in us history. plus

his legal name is clarence weldon. he sent out a tweet about being at the national finals rodafter that he was involved in a crash and taken into custody.he resigned from the county commission in august. he did not return our calls for comment. jim: how will they keep us safe? that topic is sure to come up at the venetian tomorrow night. the gop candidates are preparing to djeff: the front runner at least in some polls is already in town, donald trump. he will be taking the stage behind me at the westgate in about an hour and a half. this is the first of eight -- debate since the paris attack and san bernardino. approach to foreign policy.you heard of this afternoon. marco rubio: they have to be confronted and defeated. that is why we need to have the strongest military in the world. so we can confront any enemy anytime anywhere. jeff: florida senator marco rubio was doing a little predebate warm-up. he is in the main debate. eight others will be with him.trump is in the spotlight. his call to stop muslims from entes c

he was arrested friday night and booked under his legal name, clarence weldon. collins was treating about the rodeo. he resigned from his post in the county in august. he cited family manners in a resignation letter. >> i have been able to spend time with my mom, my horse. i have these caps taking care of. they are ready to go. >> he announced his intentions to see north las vegas seats. >> i am smarter than him and i know where the bones are varied and who can turn things around. >> a bold statement as his bid for mayor hangs in the balance. state legislature for 10 years before he became commissioner in 2005. we have reached out to him several times but we have not heard anything back so far. gerard: we should get our hands on the police report by monday. we will learn more, i am sure. time now for a first look at our forecast. the weather authority is in check tonight. jerry brown is standing by, houston we will expect to freeze here. >> it is going to get very cold overnight. we are talking about subfreezing temperatures. we have the wind advisories and affe

he was arrested friday night under his full name - clarence weldon collins. posts on social he was spending time beforehand at the national finals rodeo. collins was booked into the clark county jail... and freed pending an initial court appearance. collins resigned in august from the commission - citing matters. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty north breezes overnight to 25 mph decrease through tuesday to 15 mph. however, with just a high of 48 degrees on tuesday it will certainly be a chilly day. freezing overnights for us on wednesday and thursday with lows around 30 degrees. we'll see highs around 50 for both afternoons. friday and the weekend we'll see upper 50s with a slight chance of showers north breezes overnight to 25 mph decrease through tuesday to 15 mph. however, with just a high of 48 degrees on tuesday it will certainly be a chilly day. freezing overnights for us on wednesday and thursday with lows around 30 degrees. we'll see highs around 50 for both afternoons. friday and the weekend we'll see upper 50s with a slight

clarence otis is now on the board of healthy dining among other firms.oard of the atlanta federal reserve with our guest host tom fanning who brought you in. great to see you. it's been a while. >> it has been a while. >> would you be able to handle this chipotle deal? that's awful. how does it go from coast to coast, something like that. >> it's difficult to handle. in the food industry it's always a nightmare scenario that you have, food-borne illness. it goes coast to coast because you have national distribution of product. they're trying to trace through their product change to understand and isolate what specific product it was and deal with it. >> historically how long does this take? this will be a while for chipotle to regain that loss luster. we go all of the way back to the tylenol scare and the way a ceo handles it. this is where you earn your money, isn't it? >> it is. to get consumer trust back, you have to go -- >> and fix the problem itself. >> that's the first part of getting consumer trust back. it's taking them a little bit longer than

in pomona. 51-year-old clarence dear was arrested this morning on a bus in pasadena. of pomona. he's jailed on 1 million dollars bail. investigators say dear and 41-year-old dawn hensley got into a fight on friday afternoon and he chased her from their home...doused her with gasoline and set her on fire, possibly using a lit cigarette. hensley later died at the hospital. a developing story tonight an upcoming documentary implicates quarterback and n-f- l legend.... peyton manning... in an illegal doping ring . the al jazeera report alleges ... manning and other athletes received "human growth hormone" from an anti-aging clinic. the report claims that this all took place back in 2011 as manning was recovering from neck surgery. a former employee claims the h-g-h was sent to manning under his wife's name. the pharmacist later recanted his story, saying he made it all up. needless to say, manning was not happy with the accusations. peyton manning "it's completely fabricated, complete trash, garbage, there's more adjectives i'd like to be able to use. it really makes me sick, makes

clarence pfundheller was 21 when he was serving on the u-s-s marylala that day.y.e's now 95, and he remembers the attack like it happened yesterday. "i can see it anytime i want to...a plane shot a torpedo into the west virginia... " pfundheller says he knows there aren't many iowans who survived the attack who are still living. he says he would like to be around to share his memories for years to come. the u-s bureau of labor statistics predicts by 2020, one million computer programming jobs will go unfilled. the cedar rapids school district and coding program "imagination iowa" teamed up to combat that statistic. they kicked off "computer science education week" at the city's downtown library today. coding works by making a robot move through an online game. one student told us about her take-aways. . "we learned that you can do many different things with code and that you can make movies out of it too. in star wars, they had to move bb8 withthrogramming and you can do thattn this game." more coding events will take place at geonetric in cedar rapids this week. today some eastern iowans pus

clarence pfundheller was aboard the u-s-s pennsylvania when the bombing began. he was among the dozen who paid tribute at the pearl harbor memorial on the iowa capitol grounds. along with speakers, there was a 21 gun solute and a wreath laying. flags flew at half-staff across died. a downtown favorite restaurant is now opening it's second joint in the suburbs... zombie burger and shake lab is opening a restaurant in ankeny. the new shop will be at 18th and ankeny boulevard.. in the northview center. it will hold up to 60 guests inside, plus an additional 40 on the patio. the menu will be similar to it's jordan creek town center location... with burgers named the walking ched, undead elvis, and they're coming to get you barbara. the restaurant group orchestrate says the new zombie burger will open in the spring of 20-16. the original storefront is in the city's east village. orchestrate also says it's also eyeing locations in iowa city... and omaha... the iowa state cyclone basketball season is just underway.. but they are already making history. coming up in spo

clarence pfunderfeller was aboard the uss pennsylvania when it was bombed that day. the organizers of the event say it's important to meet with veterans who experienced these historical events while we still have the opportunity to do so. " cliff corson amvets post 2 commander "once we lose these ople, we lose those stories. and, once you lose those storieie then how cacawe teach the younger generation that, no only do we have to find a better way to solve problems, but to teach them about what the military and our veterans actually have gone through ." the event was put on by the iowa chapter of the sons and daughters of pearl harbor survivors. tim: the iowa wkeyes will soso be seeing a sea ofofellow. this aftftnoon, hy-vee, inc.delivered over 4000 yellow roses to the hawkeyes to cgratulate head coach kirk ferentz and his team on their recent rose bowl selection. more than 20 hy- vee employees delivery. the effort was headed up by floral manager laurel hollopeter, who has helped create several rose bowl floats and who will be traveling g is year to pasadena, calif.,

. >> clarence. >> clarence, next song. >> sounded luke jay brown. >> hear it. >> i have no idea. >> voices -- >> n'sync. >> you got it. >> boys to men, and then catch the voices. >> go to our third song. >> you have to know the voice. listen -- >> you don't know this woman. >> barbara barbra streisand. >> so many people have sung this. confusing me. diana ross. you should be ashamed. that is the boss. that is the boss you said the queen that threw me off. i was thinking aretha franklin. mary j. blige. >> thank god rosanna had answers. >> all up here. ja rule when had is the show? >> monday night 10 p.m., 9 central on mtv. >> fun to have you here. >> great to be here, man, love you guys. >> that little girl andy i'm putting away the drink when she gets here. >> the sun is already coming the for greg not waiting until tomorrow. emerge restored. emerge everyday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? emerge and see. pain from your day can haunt you at night, don't let it. advil pm gives you the hea

i know that my three kids looked inside the chimney to make sure the clarence was ok. -- clearance was ok. santa tracker is available. noradsanta.org. they can follow every stop on the journey. the site answers the age-old question about santa's validity. it says he is alive in the hearts of children throughout the world. merry christmas. grading coming from nothing takes hard work and d agination. this is a 17-year-old bolivian boy -- you can hear more about his innovation on news3lv.com. mark: hello i mark, -- i am mark. ms. using any tool can have negative consequences. profiling is a valuable tool in intelligence and law enforcement. unfortunately it has been abused. some police officers have stopped motorist where dwb, this is not just a legal, it is unconstitutional. do not and profiling because some have abused it. emerging evidence suggests anti-terrorism officials overlook them or perhaps ignored warning signs regarding the san bernardino husband-and-wife terror team. the man brought home from saudi arabia, a woman who was essentially an internet bride. u.s. officials approved

. >>> out front brian warn er and clarence page.he charges of a cover-up are growing louder and louder. one you heard a moment ago, a missing surveillance video. burger king manager says police deleted 80 minutes of video from his store. 86 minutes he says cover the crucial moments before, after and during the shooting. how is that not suspicious? >> let me start by saying a police-involved shooting is one of the most difficult investigations in law enforcement. it affects everyone. the officer involved in the shooting, the family members of the officer, the department, the alleged victim or offender shot by the police. it's a difficult investigation. when we get people throwing things out there for their own self-interest and agitators, trying to get their own message out there, it's unfortunate. i think the fbi evaluated that time. "the sun-times" reported they evaluated that tape and there is nothing amiss with it. it's a low-level security camera system. anybody in law enforcement that's gone to investigate a crime will tell you

jail records indicate he was arrested friday night and booked under his legal name, clarence wheldon. the former clark county commissioner known for his cowboy personality resigned from his post in the county back in august. collins cited family matters in >> i have been able to spend time with my mom. i've been able to spend more time with my horse. got these calves taken care of. >> he sat down with news 3 weeks later as he announced his intention to seek the mayor's seat in north las vegas. >> because i'm smarter than him and i know where the bones are buried and i know who can turn things around. reporter: a bold statement as collins' bid for mayor hangs in the balance. collins also served in the nevada legislature for about 10 years before he became a commissioner in 2005. we reached out to tom collins today for comment on this story. so far, he has not returned any of our phone calls. reporting live in north las vegas, news 3. anchor: an interesting turn of events. we will follow developments on this. thank you very much, nathan. a 51-year-old las vegas man was killed and three

a 65- year-old named clarence weldon... which the i-team says is the comissioner's legal name... was arrested for dui, above the legal limit. collins resigned his seat as county commissioner back in august. we left a voicemail with the former commissioner but he has not responded ... we will keep you updated on this developing story both on air and online. /// ((sharie johnson)) > it was also a night of deadly consequnces on the road. a man is dead after an overnight metro police it happened near the intersection of spring mountain and decatur around 11-30. witnesses told police an infinity hit the back end of a bmw as it was pulling into spring pulling into spring mountain. 51 year old ki wyung lee who was not wearing a seat belt was thrown from the car and pronounced dead at the scene. the driver and another passenger were taken to u-m-c with non-life threatening injuries. the driver of the infinity was also taken to u-m-c. police have not said who was at fault or if any charges will be filed. this is the 118th road fatality in metro's jurisdiction./// ((sharie johnson)) > metr

the coroner identified the victim as clarence holcombe. mike: in greenville county, deputies say a woman was shot at mountain trace town homes. that's on buttercup way in taylors. the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. deputies say former roommates got into a fight that led to the authorities have not yet involved. we are checking back in with dale on another rainy day. dale: we had a nice afternoon yesterday and this afternoon will be stormy or. showers and thunderstorms over parts of the region. scattered showers for the upstate right now. south of i-85, the midlands with the good thunderstorms. let's see where the most active weather is right now. south of i-85 and georgia toward abbeville and anderson county, scattered showers, greenville, abbeville and laurens with more action expected to develop in the afternoon. with the exception of north of i-40 in the mountains of north carolina, just the foothills are unr the flood watch, but upstate south carolina and northeastern georgia are creeks are full, so it does not take much

the coroner identified the victim as clarence holcombe. in greenville county. deputies say a woman was shot at mountain trace town homes. that's on buttercup way in taylors. deputies tell us she was taken non-life-threatening injuries. deputies say former roommates got into a fight that led to the gunfire. authorities have not yet released the identity of those involved. aly: dale, i took advantage of that weather yesterday afternoon and went hiking. chris: it was beautiful. we have more rain in the forecast for today, but after today and into early tomorrow morning it clears up. you have more nice weather to go hiking in. you might need a jacket or sweater this weekend. this is downtown laurens. streets are wet. we have showers going on in parts of abbeville, greenville, and laurens. you can see frequent lightning north of columbia. there are a few scattered the late morning into the afternoon and evening will have more action, but it will come to an end by early tomorrow morning. the county is highlighted in green are under a flood watch due to the potential

amy: clarence moses-el walked free this week after 28-year behind bars for a crime he says he did notommit. in 1989, moses-el, who is african-american, was sentenced to 48 years in prison after a

on the flip side, trump applauded clarence thomas for being consistent in his ruling. the billionaire businessman criticized president obama and his executive orders to achieve policy goals. >> executive action can be, you know, de-funded, whatever you want to call it, it can be unsigned so quickly by the new president. >> trump will join his republican rivals for a fifth debate on tuesday in las vegas. one of his rivals, florida senator, marco rubio, will be sitting down exclusively with chuck todd on today's "meet the press." that comes your way right here on nbc10. >>> let's talk about the weather now. the warmer than usual weather brought plenty of people out of hibernation this weekend. i don't know if we have been in hibernation yet, considering it has been so warm this month. some are grabbing christmas trees and others are finishing up christmas shopping. this year many santas decided to wear shorts and shore sleeves and a rare december day to ditch the gloves and jackets and we get to do it again. can't believe it, michelle, mid december and feels like a treat

stephanie: clarence pfundfeller is honored at the capitol today. he was aboard pennsylvania bombed. a special proclamation was read, followed by a luncheon with the members. brad: weather adlib: put script here in green are you ready for a very mild week of december weather? the average highs this time of year are in the mid 30s, but we are looking at mostly mid 50s! we had some fog this morning, but today with highs in the low 50s. there will be a few clouds rolling in tonight, but fog should not be a problem like it was last night. temperatures will stay above freezing for the metro each night this week, but some refreezing could occur in more northern locations. tuesday will have a lot of clouds in the sky with maybe a few sprinkles or light showers possible later in the afternoon or early evening. the sun returns wednesday and thursday with temps in the mid 50s. the winds will really pick up thursday as a strong system travels through mn, but again no good rain chances are expected here with this system. this weekend will start a cool down for us with some clouds likely. we will

a drunken driving charge. 65-year-old tom collins was arrested friday night under his full name clarence collins. he was freed from the clark county jail pending an initial court appearance. charges were not immediately filed the "cowboy" commissioner resigned from his seat in august citing family matters. he has been a clark county commissioner since 2005. a motorcyclist is in critical condition after a crash with an s-u- v. north las vegas police say the 23- year-old motorcyclist and car collided around two p-m at the intersection of cheyenne and simmons. the rider was taken to u-m-c in critical condition. police urge everyone to drive carefully especially with christmas being less than two weeks away. "we want everyone to remember especially ending weekend to drive safely. coming up on holidays. christmas is almost here. and family will have to suffer through loss of loved one. so motorists please remember to drive safe slow down and be aware of your surroundings." police say the speed limit is 50 miles per hour in certain parts of cheyenne... and will be looking at the speed of both

the coroner identified the victim as clarence holcombe. aly: in greenville county, deputies say a woman was shot at mountain trace town homes. taylors. they tell us she was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. deputies say former roommates got into a fight that led to the gunfire. authorities have not yet released the identity of those mike: dale is back with us i cannot wrap my brain around it. every time i go outside, it feels like spring. dale: you feel sorry for the code salesman. -- for the coat salesman. you can see rain on the live super doppler 4 hd south of the i-85. it is coming down pretty good in the columbia area and the i-77 corridor. we have scattered showers from parts of anderson, abbeville, greenville, and lauerens. more of this action will spread across the area today. we continue under a flood watch. the ground is already saturated and the creeks and rivers are full. more heavy downpours will lead to flooding in at the areas that are prone to it. you can see there is more action georgia, spreading i

i don't expect that clarence thomas would say anything.is absolutely a part of this attempt to dismantle affirmative action policy. i think justice marshall is turning over in his grave. and the comments that justice scalia made that insinuate that african american colleges are slower institutions, really suggests that he has no knowledge of history. so these schools have a history of producing more scientists, more phd's, more engineers, more professors, because historically they have been the institution that african american students could actually attend. >> cooper went on to say the case shouldn't be before the supreme court. she says there were minorities with higher grades than the might be plaintiff. >>> hillary clinton picks up another endorsement today. she won the support of the american federation of government employees. that union has about 700,000 members. the endorsement adds to her labor advantage over bernie sanders. she is winning the enforce of nearly 20 unions. >>> donald trump changing his mind about going to israel a

claimed the lives of some sailors and soldiers and 2000 left more than injured. 1000 95-year-old clarence pfundheller, from audubon, was in attendance at today's remembrance ceremony. pfundheller was 21 and stationed on the uss maryland at pearl harbor helps people remember. >> i have probably talk to better than 5000 kids and that about pearl around southwest iowa, having omaha, des moines. mark: of the 4 iowans still alive who survived pearl harbor , three still live in the state. the other lives in mississippi. stacey: midamerican energy first thought an animal was to blame for a morning power outage in urbandale. the outage centered on this substation at 76th and douglas just before 11:00. it's knocked out power to more than 8500 customers. crews were able to get the power back on an hour and a half later. an investigation showed an equipment failure was to blame. it's the hottest ticket in iowa. a ticket to see the hawkeyes take on stanford in this year's rose bowl, january 1. the university of iowa does have 22,000 tickets. fans can go online and sign up to get one of those tickets.

strass.rable davids duce you might think this former clarence thomas clerk, this former law professorm the university of minnesota looks a little young to be a five-year veteran of the minnesota supreme court. ladies and gentlemen, that is because he was sworn in at the ripe old age of 35. [applause] >> thank

is one of the last living iowans who was at pearl harbor 70 years ago. 95-year-old navy veteran clarence pfundheller, one of dozens at the pearl harbor memorial in des moines today remembering those killed in the , attack. pfundheller says he remembers share his memories for years to come. todd: people all across the country are paying tribute to the victims today. stacey: including survivors. the oldest living world war two veteran made a special trip to washington. it's taken a century and a decade to get frank levingston to the nation's capital. >> i never thought i'd live to see a day like this. stacey: at 110-years-old, he's oldest living world war ii veteran. the war, just one of many challenges he's lived through. levingston was among the veterans who laid a wreath at the world war two memorial on monday. the ceremony honored the thousands who died 74 years ago. when japan attacked pearl harbor, and launched the u.s. into war. levingston will also visit the white house for the first time and hopes to meet president obama. 93-year-old army veteran dale >> you heard an airplane and

clarence page is a syndicated columnist with the chicago tribune and has won a pulitzer for commentary. and mr. page has been a loyal fan of the grassroots approaches to the problems of the inter--- inner-city and has written about the programs that are represented here in newspapers across the country. ivin is a fellow of the public policy center and he too has written recently, i highly wroteend an essay that he , "taking the long way." it is an excellent summary of the principles behind these programs. fred segal is the senior fellow at the manhattan institute. most recently the author of a "revolts against the masses." he is the author of a book also called the future once happened here. it is about the decline of civil some ofin the face of the government programs and cultural changes we have been talking about. and of course the pastor whom you met before. , we have asked him to talk very briefly. , we are add quickly used to going on at great length , but i think we only have an hour for all of us. so we will have a free-flowing conversation right after the professor talks about