we're conn kicking the investigation, pursuant to the attorney general guidelines more information willhanks very much. >> reporter: several people were outside as the the incident unfolded including a seem love who says he was less than 15 feet a waste and he heard an officer say the name of the person in the car. >> did you hear what was said to him just before shots were fired. >> no, he just told him don't move, you know, he was going to kill him. >>> in other news tonight there are new details emerge nothing a deadly police involved shooting in upper darby township. five officers opened fire on a man late yesterday afternoon, after they say he tried to run them down with his car. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry has more now on the investigation. >> within the next 12 hours 24 tops. >> reporter: five two-year old joe pa seen i made a chilling premonition in this you tube video p lee say pacini made threat monday after half forward police were called to this l.a. fitness. employees there say a he was acting unrulely. pacini had a history of mental illness and had been arrest

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. >>> civil rights complaint has been filed against charter schools in the delaware's red clay conn ol dated school district. lawyers from the aclu says special admission requirements for charter schools are contribute to go a resegregation of delaware schools. they a families of means can navigate the system better leaving students of color or students with disabilities with fewer educational options. >> this is public fund, this is public money that is being spent, to provide advantaged education toss families of students who are already advantaged and we thought that the playing field needed to be leveled. >> it is just important to take steps like this so that we are having more honest discussion about the rolls of diversity. >> reporter: aclu wants to stop new charter schools in delaware from opening until a effective desegregation plan is implemented. >> it is an old letter with new insights on a famous president, abe happen lincoln wrote the newly discovered letter 165 years ago before he became president. our carol erickson tells us he had all of the instincts of a great politi

. >> reporter: keith conn roy shane's cousin one of the first to begin searching for him in this exact spot on thanksgiving says he hopes with other friend, family members and neighbors that the renewed search is a sign answers might be coming. >> i mean we have to find this kid. we have to find and give family peace. >> they came in and asked to make copy. >> reporter: business owner, christie tran says she hopes video will help from the store cameras. >> i don't know but i hope they will find shane for the family. >> reporter: green ribbons and posters of shane, near her business a along main street show that many others share her wish that somehow we will learn what happened to shane. >>> above all, it is just one of those things where it is a mystery and been going on too long now. >> reporter: video from this cameras brief, it shows shane walk ago across a bridge here across the canal and then into a parking lot next to the schuylkill. the search is expected to be concentrated in this area for at least another day. in manayunk i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> clouds a

saturday bring in fierce winds and heavy rains in the same area that was ravaged by super typhoon-connmark: a big storm on the horizon >> james: flights out of here and there around the bay nothing major most of the fog in the north bay or continue to fall another bay shares were we are seeing right now hillsborough in that part of the nose basing some light rain clear lake as well senate fitch's and rekindles a kron 4 come will show you room air this morning picking of some greater returns in the east bank this is the motion in the air not sure this reaching the air that's as rich in the ground right now. take richard e. miller to a south >> james: in the south with just a few bits and pieces of it is to receive in terms of the rain at the moment of biggest from there are way the other thing you're dealing with right now is the fault we have some this fall despite half mile visibility and the more concord one of visibility fairfield so has a heavy fog in the spec into the dense fog advisory fiction the direction is awfully foggy their 1.3 mi. visibility to images in the mid fifties wi

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. >> conn conn, ladies and gentlemen. we are going to have the director of selma.ryone. and just your thoughts on getting this golden globe nod. >> oh, we're in toronto. it's snowing outside. i'm with one of my best friends in the world, david, we're very, very thrilled that the film was recognized. what a morning. >> what a morning, indeed. and, david, congratulations to you as well with your nomination. and i'm telling you, it could not have been yaeds easy to pla icon like martin luther king jr., but you did it brilliantly. you must be pleased as well this morning. >> thank you. i'm really grateful for you saying that. yes. i'm very, very excited. you know, it was a long journey to getting this made. it's just so gratifying that people are seeing it, enjoying it. that we get to celebrate this great man, this great movement. and as we all know, it's a very timely time for this film. so there's just so much about it that i feel blessed about. >> you must wish that this movie were coming out tomorrow given how closely it hues to things that are going on right now.

. >> caller: i got four marathon petrole petroleum, at and t and conn ink. >> okay.ast one will be tough. all right. this is again, marathon this is where you want to be. you want to refine or be a mass limited partnership. that's where you want to be. coned utility, ford, i prefer gm buford is an auto company and cons is a retailer that is challenged. i did not like the last quarter. perfect bingo and thank you for the nice thoughts. let's go to frank in california, frank? >> caller: hey, jim, how are you this afternoon? >> not bad, how about you? call doing great, surviving the storm. >> okay. go ahead. >> caller: i wanted to ask you i've been increasing my position on a number of stocks and wanted to know if i'm well vie verdive and wanted your opinion. want me to read them? >> sure, go ahead, there is five of them, go ahead. >> caller: halliburton, hp. >> good, let's go to work. we've got aig, that's an great getting hurt but doing the deal with baker hughes. citi i think they are doing a good job. the chargers are behind and hp and brooke fieldkóo diversifie gl

at alert comes after several reports of someone trying to conn people into letting them inside their homes, "action news" reporter dann cuellar live at l and i headquarters in center city and dann, you've got the details. >> reporter: that is right, brian. the this is just one of the number of scams going on during the holiday season. we a always see this around this time of the year this latest victim says the imposter put on such a good act that he fooled him with it. >> this guy i mean he is very good, i will say that. it was something suspicious, i would have asked more questions. >> reporter: latest incident happened around noon hour in the 700 block of west endsbury a man with the clipboard appeared at steven's doorstep inquiring about a burnout home on his block scheduled to be demolish. the as a result he said some railing on his property was going to have to come down. >> i say i would like to keep. that he said we have to rip it out but then he said you offer me a $91, i can keep that. >> reporter: so the way he was talking... >> he said it just like an l and i person. he h

it doesn't help conn's has a texas address, it made you think the oil apocalypse is already upon us and texans are defaulting on big screen tvs and mattresses and stoves. i don't expect much of a decline for the broader averages here after a first half filled with miscues with a touchdown of sorts led by tesla, amazon, netflix, all of which have been flagged for unsportsman like depression for days. they scored good garbage time points. the bottom line, the bears lead the doom over the day. that's what happens when too many bull players fumble. on any given tuesday or wednesday or thursday or friday for that matter, about as many times as they play pro football these days, i'm going with the bulls, real home team favorites and had there been a fifth quarter or say overtime, i think the bulls could have taken the whole darn shooting match. steve from south carolina, steve? >> caller: hey, groovy jim, looking good and being cool. >> i know, i've got r. sherman's 25 in my corner. >> caller: i bought -- stopped 50 points, should i hold them or buy more or sell them? >> netflix is in a bit o

all of this happened during santa conn. everybody was dressed as santa claus. citywide pub crawl with hundreds of people dressed as santa. that made it easy for the bad santa to blend in and make his getaway. >>> if you dread heading into the city because you hate to deal with parking, you are not alone. but there is a new option to consider. pam cook joins us now in the newsroom to explain how this has turned into an incredible business venture as well. it's one of those things, what a great idea. >> exactly. exactly. it's a new app launched in the bay area back in april and in just eight months, the company has already secured $6.4 million in venture capital and has expanded to los angeles and seattle. never park again. that's the slogan of a new app called zirx. here's how it works you download the app let zirx know where you are headed, then it tracks you. estimates what time you will be there and has a zirx agent meet you. you know who that is because the picture is sent to you along with a pass code to ensure a safe connection. >> our company exists to sa

other than conns, the texas based, there are very few companies concentrated in oil producing areas like the banks retailers are national and focused. i'm not going to worry. i wish i could give a list that says you don't need to be worried about these stocks because the underlying companies have no real exposure, but i can't. why? the market made up it's mind and it's painfully clear on this issue, if there could be a corallation then for this market there is one. that's how tesla can keep plummeting with lower oil. the people who buy tesla ares rich. they are not making the trade off between cheap electricity and gasoline but tesla is going mass and they impacted by lower oil prices and would be less likely to buy electric cars so the stock gets hit relentlessly. maybe that's the real bottom line f. a stock is going down it will keep going down whether or not that's fair because in the end to quote client in that seminole stock trade did is unforgiven. deserves got nothing to do with it. vito in michigan, vito? >> caller: jim, boo-yah from the motor city. how are you doing? >> boo-yah

we are seeing that conn is tenth rainfall. i will show you here as we drive, you can follow along with us, as we have been mentioning all morning long there is ponding on the roadways. we are seeing large puddles. it is very dark where we are right now but it is very difficult to try to navigate these roadways... >> so much like the roads themselves jennifer sound like she's talking under water at this point. we will get back to her. little trouble with the microphone. >> nicely down. >>> breaking in west oak lane one person taken to the hospital following a fire in the 1600 block of middleton street. fire broke out at 3:00 this morning. the it was under control about 30 minutes later. >>> officially if you looked out your window, you know the nor'easter is here. jersey shore getting flooded. >> general any bucks county, and head to the coastline where streets in sea isle city ended up under water when high tides arrived yesterday morning. that scene will ab lot worse today. emergency management officials are worried about lea

so we sent our chris owe conn toll get some answers. the explanation he got when he showed up, good day, it is tuesday, december 30th, 204. i know being a dog lover if i saw that my god my reaction would be terrible. >> absolutely. can you imagine, she took that video because she wanted to see how happy her dog was when she was there and that why is she took video. she didn't suspect anything was wrong. and then she saw that. that is not fun. >> not at all. >> all right. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> everyone looking forward to of course mummers parade on new years day. >> it is always cool. we were talking about how cold it was last year. probably same thing this year. >> last year if memory serves me correct it was about 9 degrees. >> you remember that. >> it was the polar vortex good he was thinking of the polar express. >> i have no clue. i don't know it off the top have of my head but i will go back and look. >> i'm sure i am rog. >> lets start off with your forecast with bus stop buddy bunled up out there he is a

it was visible, the the butt of the gun that was in the conn sole.was between the passenger seat. >> reporter: police say is there a decent amount of blood on the a across the street on the passenger side of the vehicle. both officers involved in the incident have less than within year on the job. police are checking to see if surveillance cameras are in the area we do know there were three to four witnesses currently talking to police, both internal affairs and homicide detectives are investigating. kerry and chris. >> all right, jen, thank you. >>> meantime, the the eagles, in second place, that hurts, right. they lost to dallas. making playoffs will be tough. our destiny is not in our control at this point. boy, things get started off rough. that was the kick off. we lost it. cowboys i should say took over and scored right away. seven to nothing early on. twenty-one to nothing lead in the first half. so, then eagles for the their way back to 24/21. you thought we were going to win this thing. mark sanchez could not do anything, and then romo did e

we are here in time valley, fair andfields, conn.truth be told a lot of people don't go to new york from here, from the train station or south porch so if you go to manhattan with your family or an evening and get off grand central, where are we going to go for dinner with an walking distance and had an easy trip back to the train? everybody is always asking me where am i supposed to go in midtown where i can have a real experience? >> impossible to answer. it depends on your budget, your priorities, what sorts of ethnic cuisines you are willing to eat. just one answer that is a universal answer. there's a restaurant on 39th street between fifth and sixth, my favorite chinese restaurant call session one gourmet, it is not expensive. the food is extraordinary, walkable from grand central, we have enough to left over to grab ice-cream at the terminal on your way back. >> where are we having a cocktail near grand central? >> in wonderful part in grand central. >> the apartment. >> that will be on the. >> thank you very much. >> this is

live look at i-95, roads are a little damp here in the conn man after avenue construction zone. little glare on the road surface. in problems north or southbound up and down the i-95 corridor. out here a live look at 30 bypass right here near route 100 construction crew is still with us right here near route 202 where they have been working overnight. south jersey a live look at i295 from centre square up to the 42 freeway. new traffic pattern getting ready to unfold here southbound lanes of 202 between the great valley, and down toward the great valley. crews will be out until 5:00 o'clock. they have ram tops head south on 202 block until that time. septa kicked in a new timetable over weekend. regional rails have a a new schedule will so grab a new schedule this morning as you wait for the trains or the the buses, otherwise, route 73, 295, freeway in south jersey looking good and in problems yet up and over any area bridges. karen, back over to you. >>> wife of entertainer bill cosby is now breaking her silence and speaking out about sexual a allegations against her husband n

. >> millions of americans are shopping on line this holiday season and conn artists are trying to take with some new scams. >> one of them involves, state delivery notifications, is sent by e-mail. three on your side with tips on how to protect your information, jane crawford has details. >> reporter: tis the the season for clicking and shipping. on line shopping bonanza comes a variety of new sophisticated e-mail scams, exploiting shoppers. >> claire rosen swag is president and ceo of the better business bureau in new york. she says high volume of on line holiday shopping makes this time of the year ideal for cyber criminals. >> everybody is all excited, they are shopping, shipping and scammers love this. >> reporter: on line orders are tracked by confirmations and delivery updates. scammers posing as retailers, banks, or even shipping companies send e-mails that look real with order confirmation, status notification, or, package undeliverable. if you click on these links or if you open the attachment there is a a good chance thaw are putting m al wear and spy wear on your computer. i

it has since been learn that there were inn conn is tensecies in that story and that the men accused in the rape were never interviewed by the writer. >>> dawn, thank you 567:89:19. u.s. doctor who contracted ebola while treating patientness sierra leone is speaking out. iain crozer was work at world health organization. he revealed his identity to the insuring times. he wanted to thank emery university hospital in atlanta for extraordinary care that he received. also he says he would like to shine light on this epidemic. >>> recent survey by physicians fun days found that more than 80 percent of doctors are over extended, or at the very least working at full x'sty. however, they are still managing to keep up, with the 6.7 million new patients, they received under the affordable care act. there have been isolated reports of consumers struggling to get appointments but experts say most patients are receiving the care that they need. >>> north korea finally giving an answer about the sony pictures hack, the country says its government did not the do it but giving a hint as to who it th

. >>> in honk conn, police clashing with pro democracy protesters as demonstrators try to surround governmental headquarters yesterday. these protesters are trying to revitalize their movement for democratic reforms. police managed to clear the protesters out at one point but they returned just a few hours later. >>> show of support from some of the rams players during yesterday's game what they are symbolizing here and why that is parking anger from a police >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. eagles were off yesterday after win on thanksgiving but a a really important game for the eagles was packers and new england. some people thought new england could win but aaron rodgers and green bay, 23 seconds left, packers up by two. how does this happen, 45 yards to jordie nelson and packers beat patriots 26 to 21. lets move to indianapolis, packers and eagles with the same record nine and three. this is andrew luck. and that is, daunte monday cleve, are you kidding me 79 yards against the redskins. and indy kills redskins 49-27. >>> college basketball to the wells fargo center. for villanova they sh

tried to smuggle will a gun through security at jfk airport by hiding parts of hit in a play station connn, some other pieces of the gun and accessories were stored in the box for a game called nick tunes attack of the toybotts featuring spongebob squarepants. that man was heading to mexico city. >>> a church in southern callus mourning deaths of three parishioners killed by a suspect drunk driver as they left a christmas concert. this happened in the beach. fifty-six year-old marvin brownstein plowed in the crowd that just left church concert. two women in their 80's were killed with a 36 year-old mother of three, whose entire family was hit. >> the kid today woke up without a mommy and that is killing me. it is killing all of us. >> at least nine people were injured in this, including five children. brownstein has been charged with felony vehicular man slaughted while intoxicated. >>> penndot is encouraging drivers to be safe on the roads this holiday season. today the agency brought its operation safe holiday campaign to king of prussia. highlighting the danger of driving while impaire

starting to see delays on the schuylkill, from the conn show who can even curve in towards belmont, south95, we have that disable, at girard avenue, causing a delay, and mass transit looking g septa says all aboard on the regional rail lines and you're heading to the airport this morning, to catch a flight out of town, we're in good shape on arrivals and departures at philadelphia international. just a minor delay on that ben franklin coming into downtown, chris and kerry, back over to you. >>> more reaction this morning from the story i first saw on fox, a philadelphia paramedic, posted a controversial picture to his instagram account. here it is, paramedic, marcell salters is a three-year department veteran. now the picture was taken from a rap video called hands up by rapper called uncle murder, it shows two men pointing a gun at the head of the police officer. so salters goes on to write, i never did, or will like the police, the picture was followed up by another post from salters account, and it read there are numerous, crooked and corrupted cops, mostly white and mostly they are ha

forty-five year-old officer charles conn done was checking out, a nuisance call when a suspect shot and killed him. the at alleged shooter tried to drive away but crash in the pole in another car. he was arrested the authorities say the shooter knew exactly what he was doing. >> he was like this guy is a cop killer. who said that he felt like a caged rat. he felt the officer's presence. he knew what that meant. he knew he was going back to prison where he should have been. there is absolutely no excuse, there is no, you know, mistake, i don't care what he told you guys when he was walking in the jail, it is a bunch of nonsense this guy knew what he was doing and he needs to be held accountable for that. >> officer is seen here with the 45 year old father of five, he was a 17 year veteran of the police force but before working in florida, he was an officer with the nypd. >>> well, a dive team has made a discovery that they hope leads them to a missing west chester university student. >> shane montgomery has in the been seen since early thanksgiving morning. fox 29's steve keeley is live

. >>> fran dunphy has done it again, owls on the road taking on u-conn will cummings with the nice jumper in the second half and gives an extension to the lead for the owls. this one went into overtime and temple beat huskies 57-53. villanova also in action against the butler bulldogs wildcats taking a healthy lead through both halves, they ended up with the win, by a final score of 67-55. good job, fellas. >> no better place in america for college basketball. >> that is right good then right here. >> that is right. >>> thanks very much. >>> still to come in the next half an hour we will continue gearing up to ring in the the new year. the jessica is down at penns landing, hi jessica. >> that is right we will let you know about the two fire works displays coming up and when you you can see them. >>> also, from wind toppled boats to stranded drivers in the snow see how wild weather out west makes things treacherous in the end of 204. more news coming up. >>> we are celebrating 2015 tonight in sidney australia, one of the first in the world to ring in the new year. we kick off 2015 with imp

wahlberg, who was a guest on good day last year, served time after 88 conn risk for an attack that left another man blind in one eye. it happened when he was a teenager. he was apparently trying to steel two cases of alcohol from a man outside a convenient store. around here wahlberg is known for playing eagles ledgend vince papale in invincible. >>> a philadelphia mother has been named 2014 national women of worth by laurel paris. >> it is a big deal. we are all women of worth but she got this honor for her outstanding work for a machine in profit that she co founded after losing her three month-old fund to an a undetect heart condition. we spoke with phyillis when she was initially a finalist. then she beat out 3400 nominees and she will receive $35,000 for simon's fun. >>> so history made at the center in bryn mawr, it has now delivered 10,000 babies. here is a very cute baby getting the big 10k honor, with her mom and dad, this is vera grace. she was born at 4:00 o'clock wednesday morning to matt and frances broadsky, she's 8-pound. my goodness. full head of hair as well. she's doin

>> i think the righteous concerns that -- it needs to continue but i share with the conne councilmen williams who committed his life around the violence and public safety issue to say let's take a moment to allow the families to grieve. let's embrace the families. the loss of an innocent life is something we could identify with. when the young men are buried we can move on with our righteous push to issue reform in the police department. >> thank you for joining. our thoughts and prayers are with both of those families as well today. thank you very much. >>> coming up the war of words escalates over the sony hacking attack. as north korea issues new threats against the u.s. i'll talk live with former member of the president's commission on cybersecurity. >>> plus, kmats travel chaos. are you traveling? do you have a loved one traveling? you know somebody traveling. well, we all better buckle up. another treacherous set of storms heading our way. millions of people could be impacted. we'll have the latest. join the conversation online. we love to hear from you today. it's very importa

he played everyone from stephen hawken to julian assange to villain conn. he won an emmy for his role as sherlock holmes in "sherlock." now is in a movie called "the imitation game," he plays britain's great unsung hero alan turing. here's the trailer for the film. >> this war, we're not winning it. you speak a word of what i'm about to show you, you will be executed for high treason. >> it's beautiful. it's the greatest inscription device in history and the germans use it for all communications. >> everyone thinks enigma is unbreakable. >> let me try and we'll know for sure. >> mr. turing, do you know how many died because of it? >> i don't. three. while we have been having this conversation. >> gentlemen, meet mr. turing. we'll work together. they'll only slow me down. you have six minutes to complete the task. >> it's impossible. it takes me eight. >> 5 minutes, 34 seconds. you have to do it in under 6. what is it we're really doing? >> we're with going to break an unbreakable nazi code and win the war. >> oh. to pull this off, one actually has to be a g

bird are sending five players to the pro bowl next month in arizona conn are barwin, darren sproles ande been named for the first time, shady mccoy is going for his third time and jason peters is his seventh. how about that the game is january 25th in glendale, arizona playoffs, we will celebrate their trip to the pro bowl. >> that is all we've got. >> we will celebrate it. >> 7:48. >> a list no actor want to be on. >> we have word on which stars are the most over paid actors in hollywood. also ahead it is story of a real life world war two hero and athlete. we have preview of unbroken, in theaters tomorrow. we will be right back. >>> holiday tradition underway in south philadelphia, "eyewitness news" cast there right when termini brothers opened their doors to customers this morning. it doesens of folks had lined up for hours, to make sure they would walk away with the box of the bakery's most famous pastry those delicious cannolis. >> ♪ >>> that is right here on cbs-3 studios where we caught phil and cbs-3 morning elf walking around the cbs philly christmas tree, riding the the polar

. >> not that we conn down that though. >> no. >> absolutely not.ets take things out to the eyewitness weather watcher network. we have seen some signs of fog confined to the more remote parts of the delaware valley where out in at glenn we have had that sent in from ed heaton over last few hours. we have a spooky view for you here, in that particular location. and, meanwhile, the temperatures, that he reported were generally in the upper 30's. that is what we're finding. we are flirting with 40. few degrees above or below tonight most locations. the out toward shore points it is just a little bit milder. tim mitchell has 45 degrees. he has seen some sunshine. tea sent in a picture. we have beautiful sunrise out at the shore points earlier this morning. and, yeah, i mean off shore view for us here light waves on the shore. beautiful view. we will show you one more. we will take it further inland to 39 degrees sent from kevin wilson. just over the course of the last hour in havertown, a very light wind, just clouds, however, thankfully not terribly l

will conn say he is impressed with the eagles defense. >> touchdown. >> they fly around, they are highu know, on the defensive side of the football. they are finding ways to get to the quarterback. you can note that is on film. they are electric on defense. so we will have to play great football, protect it up, and get the ball out on time. >> he has got it all. unaudible. >> okay. we will get you ready for bolt of the birds at 11:30 on sunday kick off. sports director beasley reese, myself, voice of the birds merrill reese and special contributor lesean mccoy, we will cover every angle of the game right here on cbs-3. >>> flyers out west trying to snap a six game losing streak with the kings. orange and black have not lost seven in a row since 2008. to the first period of the game in score, mark street pass toes claude giroux beating jonathan quick for his eighth goal of the season. second period, flyers and pur play, sean contact tore use to wayne simmons scoring his 11th goal of the year and new they have a two goal lead. steve mason stops 37 shots and flyers end that six game losin

bloomberg reported that there is where onalled conns, credit you get washing machines, 's.niture, plasma tv it is down like 60% this year and they lost millions of dollars on it. >> how big are the funds? >> bloomberg reported that they had $50 million. >> $50 million? >> 50 million. >> is that meredith's own money or investors? >> investors. she began with about $50 million from an investor and others related to blue crest and there's people wanted the money back. her attitude has been like, no. >> when do they ask for their money back? >> i'm glad no one asked me for the money back because i would also say no. >> but in her case it wouldn't be that she doesn't have the money. your biggest investor formally says "i will take my money," don't you have to give the money back? >> not if you believe that they are in the wrong and they are not equally entitled to the money. we probably will see some squabbling as to whether they are allowed to withdraw this early on. most investors get the money tied up for a couple of years. >> sometimes you can get special arrangements and that could be th

. >> we do not conn down tight pants, at armstrong and wilson >> no. >> we don't endorse that no. >> okay. >> you the man, thanks. >>> today is the day coach's dread at the end of the nfl season, five guys will roughly lose their jobs today. today we have brought in predict or sean brace who will be an eagles next season and let's discuss and bring it up on twitter with me. >>> you may not be the sexiest man alive but this new jersey native is getting a different accolade. he has been voted sexiest t-shirt but he is not all just good looks, causes he supports that makes him so much more than a pretty face. >> apple for teacher, cait >>> the rain is gone thank goodness. we had so much rain. what a beautiful view there from the resort up in the poconos. such a nice ski weekend if you enjoyed those milder temperatures but it is about to turn much, much colder. winter arriving as we end out the year and head into 2015. today not as warm as we can end but still tolerable. 47 degrees is the high temperature. we have showers toward the south. we will see some sun later this afternoon. thirt

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were a few particularly earl hoy did some stuff that wasn't authority but vast majority of what was connople up for days, keeping them in stressed positions all that had been approved by department of justice, you can argue whether it was torture but all sanctioned by the government and president. >> was it sanctioned by the president. i thought president bush didn't know about it. >> that is bull. that is maybe the weakest single card of the senate intelligence report. they said the president didn't know about all of these techniques until 2006. fact was if you read his book he talks about it in 2002 and three, knowing about all this stuff. that is the the weakest part of the report. number two is whether or not it what's effective. senate intelligent report says a lot of this stuff, key information to foil plots, to capture these guys came from people who weren't tortured to use the word or interrogated harshly or before either from other people or before they were, went through this, were, went through this, information up to and including the take down of bin laden from people after

you can disable and attack computers and systems that are conne connected to computer but ultimately you will need boots on the ground and seize territory so i am not sure we will see a full digital warfare. >> host: has there been efforts or standards to develop when it comes to cyberwarfare? >> guest: we are seeing that now. in estonia a group of experts from the united states and other countries looked into the laws of warfare in relation to digital warfare and if they apply or if we need new laws. they came out with a volume examining that to assist in nato countries in defining in rules of engagement and developing the cyberwarfare program. i don't think we fully have all of the answers. i think the united states began developing the rules of engagement around 2011-20112 and we are further along with stuxnet was released and discovered but i think there is still a lot of questions that we as a society have to answer about how we will conduct warfare in this manner. >> host: are there political -- is there political opposition to some cyberwarfare by the united states? >> guest:

and so, to help heal and conn t connect, reverend lewis is back at the table with me and joining us isent like this, it's time for very critical self-reflection. in so many ways, our religious communities are responsible for that deep bias, that prejudice, that brutality. people learn those in many cases in their churches, but also means it's a moment for religious communities, for faith communities to tell a different story. this mortgage morning, in every church in this country, it should be the topic of discussion. and if it's not, what the hell kind of church do we have? is the question i want to ask. >> for me, when you implicate, when you indict even to say, our faith traditions impart in this, i can't help but to think reverend lewis, about dr. king's own admission that 11:00 on sunday morning is the most segregated hour in america. i know that the work that you do in your church is trying to build interracial congregations, but man, how do we even start talking about interracial political coalitions if we can't have interracial congregations within our communities. >> it's an i

ideally at u-conn, but unfortunately i have to get in first. >> then we can move on from there. >> smartut a damper on it, it's good that people care enough to ask. people curious about your life. they want to ask questions, maybe annoying, but you'll appreciate it later. >> it's menu about what's happening. >> you just have one press conference. >> those are obviously the two things that we'd ask. you got a boyfriend or going to go to college? >> and she's handled it ahead of time. >> lae gabriel joins us now. >> he just started shooting. that's what a texas meteorologist shot in the park lot of his tv station says happened. speaking out for the first time, he said that the two were involved in an argument is not true. >> the man that shot me didn't say any words to me. there was no interaction whatsoever. he just started shooting at me as i was leaving the parking lot. >> police still searching for this man, believed to be the shooter. investigators offering a a $10,000 reward for any information. the motive remains a mystery. >>> a new report detailing what life is like for women unde

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