so next question. >> david smith of "the guardian." are there any estimates of civilian casualties in the battle of ramadi? prisoners taken and you have a number for that and do we know what will happen to them? and one last question, this goes back to your list of isil people who have been killed. you mentioned one man who is from bangladesh, educated in the u.k. do you have any more details of him, particularly, his age or -- long all good questions. an force like, i'm going to disappoint you. we do not have an estimate on civilian casualties yet. i have not received a report on isil prisoners. that is a fair question. i have not seen much reporting of isil, prisoners being taken. some surrendered earlier on and kind of cross the lines as they got scared, relies the inevitable was coming they would frankly desert or quit. they moved into iraqi security force control and were processed accordingly. one high-value target who in theled, educated u.k., i don't have any more info on him. other than what i put out. this guy was a hacker. s

. >> david smith of the guardians. just a couple of questions. you mentioned new evidence about people with ties to isis. trying to enter the u.s. through the refugee program. do you have any sort of detail on that and the second question is would you categoringly rule out sending ground troops. >> the refugee crisis is a symptom of a larger problem. the root cause of the problem is the civil war in siri and the creation of isis after the lack of leadership and having the status of forces agreement and failure to engage maliki in any political dialogue and there by, disenfranchising the sunni tribes anymore. most chose isis and we saw them drop their weapons in mosul because they didn't want to fight isis. the refugee problem is just a symptom of that. we were briefed earlier this week. by the intelligence community and i don't want to get into specifics. to protect my sources, but by the intelligencesyrians, isis s isis members in syria, have attempted to exploit it to get into the united states. that was very courageous for them to come forward

>> fred: david and david smith. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] that's really great. >> fred: thank you. >> seth: thank you so much, fred. >> two davids. >> seth: two davids. [ cheers and applause ] we are excited to now be joined by some of the other stars in the film "sisters." please welcome to the show, ike barinholtz, rachel dratch, maya rudolph, and the writer of "sisters," paula pell! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so good to have you all here! look at this. look at this. >> in your dream, left leg crossover, right? >> left leg. >> seth: left leg. oh, well done. >> i can't, i can't paula. >> oh, okay, sorry. [ laughter ] >> seth: paula, this is, this movie is based on your childhood. >> it is. >> seth: this is and you your sister. >> yes. not, not really accurate, but inspired by. >> seth: gotcha. because if it was really based on your sister, if tina was really your sister in this movie, you're saying your sister is a woman of loose morals. >> my sister is yeah, a loose, loose party animal. >> seth: yeah. >> and i was actually the party animal and the caretaker, so i had all the

david smith is one of the many photographers spread out around the track to record every second of theright day. i decided to put my coat over the view finder. john kirkham and the rest of the riders get into position. >> the race begins. a 16-lapper here. >> good start. >> i passed a few people and then dropping back. >> cameras capture him struggling to stay on his bike. the bikers are on their ninth lap when he loses control. >> under a bridge just around the bend. >> just slides and starts heading to what i thought was my left-hand side. >> kirkham and the bike fly off the bike and skid across the grass. >> i remember thinking this is not too bad. i am go to slide across the gap and stop. but i did not miss the barrier. >> he is knocked unconscious but his 360-pound bike continues towards smith and his camera. >> it all happened so fast. >> the bike moved so quickly and with such force it is hard to see how smith survives the impact. it reveals what happens in the critical seconds of the accident. >> the bike had so much energy it hit the barrier and went up into the air and did a

. >> david smith of "the guardian ." you mentioned new evidence about people tied to isis tried to enter the u.s. through the refugee program. you have any further detail on that? the second question is would you major groundg forces into iraq and syria? chairman mccaul: two different issues. is a symptomrisis of a larger problem. the root cause is a civil war in syria and the creation of isis ,fter the lack of leadership and failure to engage maliki in any political dialogue. they had a choice between maliki and isis. most of them chose isis. we saw them drop their weapons ul because they did not want to fight. the refugee problem is a symptom of that. we were briefed earlier this week by the intelligence community -- and i do not want to get into specifics to protect fact,rces -- that, in syrians, isis members in syria have attempted to exploit to get into the united states. for was very courageous them to come forward and tell me about this personally, given the political debate on the hill with the syrian refugee bil

. >> david smith of "the garden." you mentioned new efforts about people trying to enter the u.s.terms of the refugee program. do you have any further details on that? the second question is, would you rule out a major ground force in iraq or syria, or is that a debate worth having? chairman mccaul: these are two different issues. the refugee crisis is as a symptom of a larger problem. the root cause is the civil in syria and the creation of isis and the failure to engage maliki in any political delight -- dialogue, and thereby, disenfranchising the sunni tribes. most chose isis. we saw them drop their weapons in mosul because they didn't want to fight isis. the refugee problem is just a symptom of that. we were briefed earlier this week by the intelligence community. i don't want to get into specifics, to protect my sources, but by the intelligence isisnity, but in fact, syrians, isis members in syria have attempted to exploit it to get into the united states. that was courageous for them to come forward with this, to tell me about this personally given the political debate on th

. >> david smith of the guardians. just a couple of questions. you mentioned new evidence about people with ties to isis. trying to enter the u.s. through the refugee program. do you have any sort of detail on that and the second question is would you categoringly rule out sending ground troops. >> the refugee crisis is a symptom of a larger problem. the root cause of the problem is the civil war in siri and the creation of isis after the lack of leadership and having the status of forces agreement and failure to engage maliki in any political dialogue and there by, disenfranchising the sunni tribes anymore. most chose isis and we saw them drop their weapons in mosul because they didn't want to fight isis. the refugee problem is just a symptom of that. we were briefed earlier this week. by the intelligence community and i don't want to get into specifics. to protect my sources, but by the intelligencesyrians, isis s isis members in syria, have attempted to exploit it to get into the united states. that was very courageous for them to come forward

rivers dumps it off to david johnson. malcolm smith reaches in from behind. it's a loose ball. returned tall way down to the three yard line. the raiders are in business. the next play, michael crabtree. i have never seen his work until tonight. the raiders are up 20-17. the chargers go right back down the field. a minute left. the tie. chargers needed a conversion on fourth down and they didn't get it. they sent charles woodson out a winner in his final home game. >> it was a little lopsided for us. we blew them out. but that is the way it goes. it is good for it to be this night where it is my last game in the coliseum to come out with the win. >> you can't really fathom him not being here you know. because he has been here and the things that he has been able to do and achieve has been so great. you know. we have been able to learn from him in so many different ways. >> charles is one of the greatest player to ever put on a uniform. a great raider. and to be able to send him out the right way to cap off a special evening like this. >> the best player in the nfl is my dad. >>

his next court appearance, david, january 14th. >> ryan smith leading us off tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> and as you heard ryan mention there, more than 50 women have now come forward, accusing bill cosby of sexual assault. and even though the statute of limitations has passed in many of their cases, this does open the door for something else. one attorney calling what happened today the best christmas present they ever received. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, a host of women who claim to have been assaulted by bill cosby, even decades ago, may suddenly feel vindicated. >> now, it's time for him to be sorry. >> reporter: it was andrea constand's case that prompted 13 other women to come forward to her attorneys with their own allegations of sexual assault, offering to testify on her behalf. now prosecutors could turn to those accusers to strengthen their criminal case. prosecuted, pennsylvania law allows them to testify as witnesses in a sexual assault case. in a deposition for constand's case, when cosby was asked if he used quaaludes to illusive co

smith strips david johnson. benson returns it down to the 3 yard line. derek car who had not a spectacular night throwing the fade to michael crabtree for the future touch down. 2 20-17 raiders for the conversion. chargers field goal force o t. they run the reverse to sea wood an heismann pass he run it lost 3 yard. sebastian kick 31 yard field goal raiders up 23-20. could those be the final moments ever. chargers fourth and 3. philip refersen complete. good night game over drive home safely. raiders win 23-20 in over team. >> i guess hit to end like that right. it was a little much for me. i would have rather it would have been a lopsided victory and and we blew them out but that's the way it goes sometimes but item good for for it to be this night. a night where it's my last game in the coliseum to have the dramatic the but come out with the we know. >> look for charles on tv near you next soap. after losing to the warriors in the nba finals the cavaliers spent a lot of the off season talking about how they weren't healthy in the play offs. they took a

smith strips david johnson. benson returns it down to the 3 yard line.ek car who had not a spectacular night throwing the fade to michael crabtree for the future touch down. 2 20-17 raiders for the conversion. chargers field goal force o t. they run the reverse to sea wood an heismann pass he run it lost 3 yard. sebastian kick 31 yard field goal raiders up 23-20. could those be the final moments ever. chargers fourth and 3. philip refersen complete. good night game over drive home safely. raiders win 23-20 in over team. >> i guess hit to end like that right. it was a little much for me. i would have rather it would have been a lopsided victory and and we blew them out but that's the way it goes sometimes but item good for for it to be this night. a night where it's my last game in the coliseum to have the dramatic the but come out with the we know. >> look for charles on tv near you next soap. after losing to the warriors in the nba finals the cavaliers spent a lot of the off season talking about how they weren't healthy in the play offs. they took advan

will show the alien threat from the original movie returning, only in this one, will smith won't be there to help david a. he opted out of the sequel. may the odds be ever in your favor. mockingbird part two is still number one in the box office. weekend. the good dinosaur had ten and a half million. we will be right back. first here's a look at what you need to know about tomorrow's commute. >> from henry hart hudson parkway, one lane will be closed for construction from 10:00 a.m. keep you updated on yo catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte people were at the beach today. we saw bikinis and a speedo or two. >> it looks like that is coming to an end. temperatures are slowly dropping. we will be in the 60s tomorrow. we will have rain by the afternoon and evening. then we drop into the 50s by the middle part of next week. we will see 40-degree readings by next weekend. it will feel a little but more like it should. >> it was good while it lasted. thanks for watching, remember to tune in.

smith & wesson out with second quarter results. that ties into a whole question and dialogue about terrorism in this country. ashley webster on the floor of the nyse with all the details. ashley? reporter: david, you're absolutely right. a surge in gun stocks with regard to value since terror attacks in paris and here at home. latest earnings here, on earnings per share, smith & wesson coming in at 25 cents. estimate was 20 cents. so a beat there. revenue coming in 143.2 million. estimate was beat on earnings and revenue. revenue up 30 1%. the stock as a whole has been up 16 to 18% since the paris attacks on november 18th. david: there were higher expectations after hours. it is down just a i can t melissa, over to you. melissa: the couple identified as terrorists may have had help in the san bernardino shooting. they are trying to get to the bottom of deposit of over $28,000 to sigh yet farook's account couple weeks before the shooting. authorities trying to find where the money trail leads. jeff flock joins us from san bernardino. jeff? reporter: i'm actually in riverside, melissa. i'm at home of person who may have gotten money. $28,000 deposited in the account of sigh yet farook. it appea

alexander smith, david kessler and brian morse. listeningou have been to the united states attorney general who has been unveiling the charges against martin shkreli who has been charged with fraud. he has been speaking in brooklyn. let's go over to drew armstrong, joining us from london. you have been listening to these charges. what are your thoughts? what is the linkage to the pharmaceutical industry? this is very specific to martin shkreli. one of the conclusions that we have come to is that we have been talking to companies raising drug prices for the last year or so and this doesn't have anything to do with that. and frankly it won't change many practices in the industry. but what happened at turing pharmaceuticals is a different matter. whether that company continues to exist with him for a little bit is another matter. i like to point out that this is the first time that he has heard these type of allegations. there was a civil litigation against him and retrophin. he has said there is nothing there, he has promised to coun

jim smith is live in lynn with the story tonight. jim? >> david tonight this investigation is intensifying. in fact this state fire marshal is now asking the public for help as they try determine a cause here. take look, you can see how badly damaged this home here is. a total loss after this deadly fire. a nightmare in lynn. flames consume a three unit apartment building with about 20 people inside around 1:00 a.m. two women were rescued. four people on the second floor were killed. young men living on the first floor were able to scramble to safety. tonight they are back at the scene reliving every terrible moment. them? >> no. >> too hot? >> yeah. the fire was coming to our face. we couldn't do nothing. fire says spoof. >> that was my little brother's home. >> she escaped her third floor apartment. >> did you see a lot of smoke and flames? >> yes. all over the house. we couldn't breathe or see anything. i don't know how we just got out. >> the danger lingered. at one point the roof collapsed while our morning crew was luckily nobody was hurt. i

. >>> on christmas day philadelphia native will smith brought a real life david and go. the movie concussion follows the true story of a nigerian born pathologist in pittsburgh who link brain damage to a former professional football player. in the movie, the doctor takes on the nfl. >> tell the truth. >> reporter: doctors douglass smith and sean gradey of penn medicine neuro surgery are experts on brain injury and concussion. while the conditions was not new, linking it to football was. >> because football is such a high profile sport that got everybody's attention. >> reporter: and both doctors hope the movie will continue to raise awareness. >> the important thing from all this, all the attention not the nfl it's peewee football and hockey league. it's the kids that we have to think about keeping the brain safe. >> reporter: both agree progress has been made. we know after a hit to the head, athletes need to sit out and there's better testing. but there's a lot of we don't know about concussions. >> how many is too many, does it vary from person to person. is there a p

. >> next up, the gentleman -- [inaudible] >> david smith of the guardian. a couple questions.ntioned new evidence about people with ties to isis trying enter the u.s. through the refugee program. do you have any further details on that? and a second question is would you categorically rule out a major ground force in iraq and syria, or is that a debate worth having? >> these are two different issues. the refugee crisis is the lack of status of forces agreement and failure to engage maliki in any political dialogue and, thereby disenfranchising the population even more. we saw them drop their weapons in mosul because they didn't want to fight isis. the refugee problem is just a symptom of that. we were briefed earlier this week by the intelligence community, and i don't want to get into specifics to protect my sources, but by the intelligence community that, in fact, syrians, isis syrians, you know, isis members in syria have attempted to exploit it to get into the united states. that was very courageous for them to come forward with this to tell me about this personally given

i would also like to thank the ausa's that worked this case, winston hayes, alexander smith to my right, david kessler and brian morris. criminal investigator martin sullivan, christopher delzato and michael braconi for their tireless efforts that led to today's actions. at this time i would like to introduce michael har "pst" ra from the fbi, and he will provide you with additional details after which the director will address you. thank you. >> good afternoon. described by securities and wire fraud trifecta of lies, deceit, and greed. as charged martin shkreli targeted investors and retained their business by maintaining several misrepresentations and omissions about key facts of the funds that he managed. the hedge fund, however, was essentially worthless. at this point he along with outside counsel evan grabel conspired to create a series of agreements detailing the payoff to msmb capital investors without the approval of the board of directors. in the end the settlement resulted in investors suffering a loss in excess of $11 million. while the charges announced today are significant, they

. >> police right now are trying wbz's jim smith is live at the scene in revere. jim? >> reporter: david and lisa, as you might expect, a very grim and a very active scene here on waite street in the city of revere as state and local police investigate this triple shooting. as i said, we're on waite street just off of route 60 investigators out in front of a triple decker where this shooting occurred and we have confirmed at least one person has been killed. >> i just heard gunshots. that's it. >> reporter: how many shots? >> probably five, six. >> reporter: a gruesome scene on waite street in severe, three people shot suffering serious wounds. it was a quiet thursday night and suddenly neighbors heard gunshots. >> we saw a man. he was on the ground lying face up right at the front door and he was bleeding out. >> reporter: then what happened? >> then we rushed upstairs and i told my mother to call 911. >> reporter: they say a man and woman, possibly boyfriend and girl friend, were both hit by gunfire. a slightly older man was said state and local police flooded the area. the officers al

smith were arrested trying to flee the scene. and the alleged murder weapon was found nearby. >> when i first this case i scratched my name and davidl's name into a desk in the first cell that i was in when i was an intake. >> smith says she and bell wrote letters for the first year in jail. >> i was communicating with him at first. but then when i came to my senses and thought about everything, when everything hit me, that's when i stopped. >> smith says she stopped in part because she felt like bell was trying to urge her not to testify against him. >> he told me several times not to say something or told me what to say. but i did my best to refrain from discussing the case. because whatever i'm would say probably could come back to haunt me later on. >> bell says he now expects smith will take a deal and testify against him. but that it won't be a complete story. >> she trying to paint herself as innocent like she didn't know what was going on and everything. she lying. >> bell says not only did smith know about the robbery, she played a big part in pulling them off. >> you would have never seen her coming. she was 18, about to

david daniel. sony pictures is giving all n-f-l players a chance to see that new movie we just heard about -- concussion -- the one with will smith -- for free. the movie tells the story of a doctor who uncovers the link between football injuries and brain damage. wanted to give players a chance to see the movie and raise awareness about concussions. players will receive free admission to the film at any cinemark theater by presenting their players association card. actor robert downey junior gets a holiday pardon for a 1996 felony drug conviction. the "iron man" star was one of 91 people pardoned by governor jerry brown on thursday. . downey spent more than a year in prison, two years on parole and nearly three years on probation following that conviction. the governor's office says downey has paid his debt to society. jennifer lawrence makes a visit to a children's hospital in her hometown of louisville kentucky. it's a tradition of hers for the past three years now. she greeted fans and posed for pictures...spreadin g smiles to those who weren't able to go home for the holiday. an adorable reaction from one star wars super fan

smith wbz this morning. >>> the fired operator is not giving up his job without a fight. david vazquez has filed a grievance. investigators say he wrapped a cord around the train's throttle and failed to set an emergency brake. >>> boston detectives are investigating a deadly shooting in rox bury, a young man shot and killed late friday afternoon. so far, there are no arrests. if you know anything, you are asked to please call the boston police department or use anonymous crimestoppers tip line. >>> police are searching for two men who robbed two men in masks held him up and took his money, police tell us this is the 6th time this has happened in recent weeks, luring the drivers to abandoned buildings with the intention of robbing them. series of bank robberies, she may have hit three different banks in our area in three days, latest heist happened friday, each time police say she hands the teller a note, demands cash and then takes off. >>> we are also following a developing story this morning, president obama on his way to hawaii beginning his official christmas vacation on a

smith. you may know his name but he has made a name for himself working with hall and oats and david beauie.usic was going to be his calling. >> i lived in strassberg, pennsylvania, there was an old guitar on the wall, i asked could i have it? yeah, it's been hanging there for ten years, you can have it. that was it, i was obsessed. >> you probably would get the award for the most talented guitarist with the most expressive face. do people ever talk about those poses on saturday night live? >> not everybody liked it. you can't please everybody. it makes me happy when i play. that's the only time -- people say are you nervous when you go on stage in front of all these people? i say no, that's the only time i'm not nervous. the rest of the time i'm nervous. when i'm without my guitar i'm nervous. >> in 1985, supreme written books how wild and crazy saturday night live was. >> yes, it was young people for most part working there, younger people, not teenagers but certainly there were a lot of people in their 20s and 30s. and you got a bunch of people that age together and they have fun, you kno

smith we have been driving around delhi for four at oakland friend david block up.irit he was making movies and short films and i started joining him and we decided los angeles was very want to be. now the family and friends are searching for the 27-year-old producer. his parents are staying at these apartment while the search goes on. >> i would not be anywhere else. having him and his belongings. i hug a sweater every night. >> and his backpack. as time passes, very slowly. hal eisner ktvu fox2 news. soon at the guitarist of the rock band journey is getting a payout from san francisco after the board of supervisors approved a settlement from a wedding lawsuit. he was awarded $290,000 after the extorted by city officials be claims he was initially quoted $60,000 to rent the rotunda at the palace of fine art, but the city raised it to $240,000 highest approval rating in 12 years, but there is room for improvement. 66% of people rated the mass transit service as good or excellent. the last time it was rated higher was 2003 with a 68 the last time it was rated higher

smith, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. todd: lauren says thanks. take a look at this dashcam video. the driver, assistant chief david edgar, was helping to warn traffic of an accident when he saw a semi in his rear. the truck driver says, if he had coming, it would have been very bad. >> how much did you miss him by? >> about 20 feet. >> i think i had been watching, it problem -- i had not been watching, it probably would have been a different story. todd: luckily, no serious injuries to report. here is a live look at flight cancellations at the des moines international airport. lots of travelers affected. with so many cancellations, some airlines are telling passengers that they cannot get a seat out of des moines until january 3. thousands of hawkeye fans trying to fly to the rose bowl. while many were chanted -- but many were stranded, most were able to get onto flights. some said they had waited 25 years, others said the rose bowl was on their bucket list. the entire perry family will be >> it is my brother travis perry's final game, senior year. todd: three charter flights are leaving des moines tomorrow, and t

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david: i have to ask about "concussion." this new movie about concussions, will smith film. you have been right in the heart.he movie is cynical towards the game of football. the lead character said at one point, god did not intend people to play football. i love personally football and hope god didn't intend for us to play football. what will cam with all the charges about "concussion." >> i love football and love the nfl. i want to see it continue to prosser perand grow but the nfl does have a concussion problem. i think two things, well, three things will come out of this. number one puts the conversation into the mainstream. number two the nfl has to get behind the science of cte and concussion-related injuries. they had a opportunity to do it last week with the nih. they certainly used their veto capabilities because they didn't like the doctor who was going to be in charge of it. number two, that is diagnostic side. on treatment side they need to get behind the treatment of cte. my company, we have a website called treat cte. like nfl to get behind us. we'll pick up the call if they call us. we need to

david salisbury says i don't make new year's'sresolutions and i never promise to be somewhere many months in advance except for doctors appointments. makes sense. stacy smith writes, "i do make them, i just take them one day at a time." and this one is from barreli to keep building my relationship with the lord. we do have one more from allen hall who writes to stop making new year's resolutions because i nevevestick to them. >>> and now i think that one resolution that a lot of people will have on their minds to cut my use of umbrellas and rain jackets. >> i'm sure a lot of people would like to make that resolution. but it depends on the weather. the weather looks good as we have been watching all day. the rain is passing to the south. down in orangeburg and raining over in sumter. and the trajectory of this rain keeps it to the south of columbia. so we might see a few sprinkles, but for the most part it's been great outside. so it has been mild. now here is the front. it is very slow to move through and it may be after midnight before it comes to the area. then once you get behind the front there's not much run. i think we'll be fine. but right now it se

chattanooga, tennessee, thomas sullivan, 20 years old, david wyatt, 35. randall smith, 26. carson holmquis, 25. squire wells, 21 years old. houston, texas, august 9, 2015. dwayne jackson, 50 years old. valerie jackson, 40. nathaniel jackson, 14. honesty jackson, 11. dwayne jackson, 10. caleb jackson, 9. trinity jackson, 7. jonah jackson, 6. manchester, illinois. april 24, 2013. o anacin claire, 66 years old. james roy ralston -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. peters sprk thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this week it was revealed that iran tested medium range ballistic missiles. they have now violated the nuclear deals agreed over the an objection of the majority of the house in july which calls on iran to end its ballistic missile program for eight years. mr. lamalfa: iran is also in violation of two united nations security council resolutions. like many of my colleague

david arseneault junior is in his second year with the reno bighorns, and tonight they were in des moines. the energy comes out dunking, alex stephenson one hand throw down. russ smith down from the grizzlies, misses, no problem. james ennis ennis outside and good. 68-54 at the break. the big horns comeback, arseneault junior wins in his return to iowa 127-111. jordan canzeri's career has been slowed by injuries. he won't let his latest injury keep him from a highlight moment. canzeri is hobbled by another sprained ankle. canzeri and the hawkeyes go head- to-head with the a-p player of the year, christian mccaffery and the stanford cardinal. team coverage from pasadena starts monday. the majority of rose bowl tickets purchased are from iowa. going to be a lot of black and gold in southern california. iowa's nicholas baer was named big ten freshman of the week. his follow up act, better. the walk-on can do it all. last night it was a career high 19 points on 10 shots. baer is iowa opens big 10 conference with the spartans on tuesday. the day isn't done. u-n-i and washington state at 10:30. finally tonight... one family in new york will have a merrier christmas thanks