how about the deacons? how about the deacon that leads you in song. you don't know what he's saying, but you join in anyway. [ unintelligible singing ] and my personal favorite is the wants you to think he's been to the juilliard school of music. brother, just be true to yourself. he ends up soundsinging just like the cowardly lion from "the wizard of oz." thank you very much. god bless you. [ cheers and applause ] >> still to come, heavenly melodies from kirk fran in communities across america, people are looking for the one thing that could make all the difference in the world. a chance. it's how we do things. we believe everyone...customers, associates, neighbors... ...deserves a place to grow. it's why we hire employees from all walks, who have something to give and want a chance. so every day, we work to do everything better. because every day matters when you're trying to live better. even during the holidays, you get used to smelly odors you think it smells jolly, [inhales] grunts but your guests disagree... music starts febreze air effects doe

. >>> 66 years a he went off to war, corporeal robert deacon, police escorted deacon's was lost in the korean war but remains were not identified until recently. he will be buried with full military honors on saturday, there are still more than 7800 americans who are unaccounted for from the korean war. >>> such a nice and respectful tribute the way they did that. >> a lot of people will be there on saturday. >>> the patriots they need a win. >>> and they really need this guy back. up next how gronkowski returns to practice but will he be on the field sunday night. >>> no homework for the holidays why kids and teachers to forget about class during christmas vacation. >>> temperatures in the 60th, more of it to come and one more on-the-job training for president does not work. benghazi, beheadings, paris. our lives depend on a commander-in-chief with experience, who understands the world. time is of the essence. negotiation, ambivalence or the first with a plan to destroy isis? john kasich. new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> the assignment every

i mean, with deacon in europe visiting hope, i would have been all alone. this way, i got to spend christmas with my handsome son. >> wyatt: i know. it was nice, wasn't it? it was like old times -- just

." >> shortly after, one of the deacons came to me and said, "anita, it's time for the so i go in the room and the leaders and the leadership, we're all going to pray and i look up and there's the lady. she's still in the sunday school class, and the space that was open for us to hold hands, i had to stand right beside her. i prayed, i prayed. i was like, "lord, please." and i looked at the lady and i could see her skin was red from the sun where she had been in the sun. i could smell the alcohol, and i kept praying in the spirit of the lord. he had me to embrace her and hold her, but i was alert. i was praying but i definitely was alert. >> it still lives within you. >> it's there. >> you can't escape it. you're paranoid. >> yes. >> anything that's suspicious. hold that. don't go away. >> now, anita, we need to know the outcome of that situation. >> well, when i held her, i felt -- i did feel the peace of god. he was there. and, again, i could smell the alcohol on her and i felt her brokenness. so i asked her, i said, "why are you here?" she said, "i'm hungry, i'm hungry and i want a

deacon roberts hopes candidates will show compassion when it comes to talking about the muslim>> hopefully our leaders will find that bringing us together -- reporter: there are a lot of people in the community looking forwt candidates have to say when it comes to terrorism and how it relates to the muslim community. gerard: thank you. ahead of the debate at the venetian, ther are shifts in the field. ted cruz is gaining ground on donald trump, catching up to him nationally. in a critical poll for iowa, the register shows ted cruz leading trump. trump -- ted cruz religiously -- ted cruz recently criticized trump and trump is a firing i don't think he is qualified to be president. look at the way he deals with the senate. gerard: do not forget about marco rubio or ben carson, polls suggesting a four-way nomination battle. chris christie who will join eight other candidates on the primetime debate stage in las vegas. cnn announced the lineup today, kristi was dropped from the main stage in the last debate two to low ratings. donald trump will appear centerstage flanked by ben carson and ted

." >> shortly after, one of the deacons came to me and said, "anita, it's time for the leaders to pray." so i go in the room and the we're all going to pray and i look up and there's the lady. she's still in the sunday school class, and the space that was open for us to hold hands, i had to stand right beside her. i prayed, i prayed. i was like, "lord, please." and i looked at the lady and i could see her skin was red from the sun where she had been in the sun. i could smell the alcohol, and i kept praying in the spirit of the lord. he had me to embrace her and hold her, but i was alert. i was praying but i definitely was alert. >> it still lives within you. >> it's there. >> you can't escape it. you're paranoid. >> yes. >> anything that's suspicious. hold that. we're coming back with final

i mean, with deacon in europe visiting hope, i would have been all alone. this way, i got to spend christmas with my handsome son. >> wyatt: i know. it was nice, wasn't it? >> quinn: it was nice. it was like old times -- just the two of us. >> wyatt: yeah. >> quinn: yeah. >> wyatt: uh, listen, uh...i wanted to let you know something before word gets out. [ chuckles ] i'm...proposing to ivy today. >> quinn: what?

deacon tom roberts / pres. ceo catholic charities of southern nevada "a day like today is special because clients are sometimes overlooked on holidays. so by having them be seated and to be served a meal and not stand in a buffet line is a special gift of dignity and hope and compassion so the volunteers today are giving that spirit of compassion by being a part of our experience today." the catholic charities saint vincent lied dining facility has been serving meals to the homeless for the past fifty years. ahead tonight .. while we're enoying a cool christmas day .. on the east coast, it's downright warm. we'll tata you around the nation .. from winter wonderlands to storms to shorts wearing weather.. in new york city. serving those who serve us. the u-s-o is giving back to help local airmen and women have a happy holiday away from you're watching fox5 news at 6. local. las vegas hey, is that it? i think that's it. this is krystal, and her dream is to be a roller derby girl. we love krystal! we love krystal!

. >> reporter: and that deacon tells me that con-ed workers ultimately gave him the all clear. no gas in their basement. some buildings have lost their gas service while con-ed does work here. not clear when they'll get service back. this gas leak and overpass is actually over the metro north train tracks in this area, however, we are told that metro north service has not been affected by this gas main break. reporting live from belmont, ida siegal, new york. >>> today the mayor rolled out the plan to keep the city safe this new year's eve, and he says preparations are more extensive than ever before. thousands of police officers were protect the more than 1 pack times square. we just learned specifics from the nypd. checkey? >> reporter: sibila, the mayor and police commissioner say this is the most preparei city in the entire country by and far. when you look around times square, you might think there aren't that many more police officers than regular, but it's the ones you don't see, the ones that are undercover and only expected to grow as we get closer to the big night. no

((deacon thomas roberts, president & ceo, catholic charities of southern nv we do this every single day, so people can volunteer in this dining room every single day, (( 8nn reporter sharie johnson: 30 volunteers made today possible but during the week catholic charities averages 30 volunteers which is they really need your help )) ((sharie johnson)) with dozens of programs helping every demographic with physical and mental needs, there's no such thing as too many volunteers or too few donations. volunteers are placed where they can make the biggest impact in someone else's life... or in paul's case... even their own life. sharie johnson, 8news now. ((paul joncich)) catholic charities celebrates it's 75th anniversary in a few days. and every year, in some way, they help over 100,000 people./// ((paula francis)) > santa had to spend christmas day in the slammer in connecticut. (( "santa what kind of name is that?" "that's the name they gave me ho ho ho" "where do you live?" "across from the workshop what workshop my workshop in the north pole where the elves make toys" )) ((paula francis

27 programs giving people food, clothing and shelter and helping them become self- sufficient )) ((deacon thomas roberts, president & ceo, catholic charities of southern nv a big program for us is our resident empowerment program, rep, it takes people from the shelter, takes them into a work program, gets them into our apartments, we have 120 apartments on the campus )) ((sharie johnson)) programs also include help finding jobs, serving seniors, settling refugees and fostering children. and for every single act of kindness, george is thankful. ((george tyrone dunlap jr all i can say is i hope everybody does at least a little bit to make this world a better place to be because it's people like me that's very grateful for )) sharie johnson, 8newsnow. ((paula francis)) in one hour... sharie is looking into the overwhelming number of people who volunteer at the holidays .. but whose help is needed year round. how you can help end the cycle of homelessness./// ((paula francis)) > parts of the valley saw snow overnight as santa was making his way into town. ((paul joncich)) yes las vegas got a

see hundreds of people lining the streets and holding up signs to pay their respects to sergeant deacon. a number of roads closed off for the funeral. he disappeared 65 years ago in north korea. his remains were identified earlier this week. he was 22 years old at the too many of his death. >> anchor: coming your way net on 7 news, an uber driver in the middle of a back seat brawl after passengers go on the attack and now that driver is speaking out . >>> it was friend and foe at the bruins facing off against a few familiar opponents. >> reporter: it's the tastiest . >> reporter: i'm sara french cooking up a tasty holiday casserole . >>> get the recipe for this announcer: a horrific terror attack in paris. then, a brutal act of terror here at home. it's time for a tested and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb bush has a plan... to destroy them. and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible

the deacon. that is a new problem. there is an accident by yankee stadium. you can see do laze quickly backing off there. the highlight of the morning, i just had the brisket. with the barbecue sauce. it is delicious. hoboken. third in sinatra. all right. coming up. ben: the latest entertainment news. juliet: coldplay. they will be showcased in front of a worldwide audience. coming very soon. we will tell you why. dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. bacon up. america runs on dunkin'. pone of the cool perks of this place pis you can eat as much cereal as you want. it' s like i' m going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. 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 or macchiato for $1.99. ben: 6:43 a.m. new details about the married couple that killed 14 people and who did more than 20 others. it appears that syed rizwan farook

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there is a deacon econfliction taking place handled by the military and air traffic controllers of the coalition and the russian military done informally. avoid tragic misunderstandings. charlie: what is your position on this? assad candon't think be part of a lasting solution. charlie: no one does. george: a lot of people will surround the table and tell you why everything is going from bad to worse. i want to present the optimistic it sure that the russians say we are not getting rid of this today. we are not in favor of a transition. assad shouldaray go and we have accepted that it does not need to happen today. i suggest there is something to work with. it -- to work with. it is difficult to imagine a situation in syria that the not just involve the american. isiseafeatn you without a change in the government? george: are you going to create conditions where other forms of extremism in merger do not emerge? you are not. you are going to have a regime there that brutalizes the people. they are not going to come back, if they think they will be brutalized again. a lasting solution to

he was consultant and deacon in "the wire" he told the interviewer was tame.in reality a grieving parent wanting to know who killed her son might get a visit. >> because the guy that is responsible for your son's death said for he to tell you he will come back tonight at 9:00 if you want to see him. >> melvin was educated strictly in the streets. he has common sense. he could handle any intellectual. you know what i mean? >> he was known by baltimore power brokers. used in the 1960's to stop the riots. >> he said stop the riot. everybody listened to him. >> unique to the city. in baltimore, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. alison: a hit-and-run driver facing charges after the car called 911. >> the car called in saying you had been involved an accident. are you sure everything is okay? alison: well, the woman denied being in an accident but the car told a different story. there is a safety feature in the ford focus that not only called 911 but gave police her exact g.p.s. locations. she was involved in two hit-and-run crashes and she drove away from the first scene. b

a local deacon died that he knew, and he mentioned in his diary that death seems to have no meaning anymoreafter experiencing all of the suffering and death here, somehow -- it doesn't matter that this man died. now, he will marry, he will have a family, he will leave connecticut. he moved to a highland sells insurance. a my all accounts coming is successful man. he lives until 1935. so he lived a very long life or it is very active and better in activities with the 16th connecticut. he doesn't keep a diary, so the records i have on him are mainly letters, particular to his comrades. part of that isolation he was feeling, he does get back in contact with a lot of his friends from the regiment. this is vitally important to him. i think it's what helped him find his way, and sort of get back to what felt like some sense of normalcy. ,nother example is ira forbes who was a very close friend of robert kellogg. he originally wanted to go to yale, want to be a theologian, wanted to study religion, he comes back and does go to yale and end up deciding to go to journalism. it's not really clear why

i am a deacon at third baptist church. pastor dowell is my pastor. i came to the police commission hearing to express my concern for the use of deadly force by five police officers against a black man carrying a steak knife. several officers approached woods concerning the alleged assault at approximately 4:30 based on a complaint by a man at san francisco general hospital. now that woods is deceased, we don't know if he was defending himself against the person who he stabbed. we have no information on what occurred during that assault. after being based on what was reported in the newspaper by chief suhr after the officers used a beanbag arrest -- car triple -- cartridges and used a high power beanbag and mr. woods fell to his knees. i don't understand how you can have over six officers surrounding a person whose on his knees and they can not apprehend him. every officer is issued a 24-inch baton. >> thank you, mr. robinson. we have to treat everybody the same and give everybody 2 minutes. >> my name is andrea robinson. i'm a teacher. i'm an sf teac

soap deacon the job he's sensitive too. maybe ready to take another job. what is take another job.>>> coming up tonight at 11?/:0. mark zuckerbergí1tç mind blowig donation5n in honor of his+ newborn daughter. e9tq bay areao dollarvr surprise. >>> spying!j on students. tonight s one of the biggest qj in silicon valleyh is accused of÷e snooping on children. coming up on 7 ne&" at 11u8:00 coming up on 7 ne&" at 11u8:00 over on ch&el we'll cooperate. >> including larry. >> i haven't seen you do any push ups during the break. >> it's coming. >> post it on facebook or something. >> you are really push. >> try to push your numbers up there. the the. >> taking attention away from himself doing the push up. >> i'm on the record any time if i place. in fact i still have an open challenge toning jim harbaugh would wouldn't accept. he wept to mesh. he left the state. >> he wouldn't take the competition. >> he left the statement his wife will attest to. that maybe issued do this. i don't i don't knowment whatever. tonight sportscast. cal football coach could be on the move. interviewed with of

that willingness of a 26-year-old deacon or a unitarian minister or a young mother of five to decide they love this country so much that they'd risk everything to realize its promise. that's what it means to love america. that's what it means to believe in america. that's what it means when we say, america is exceptional. for we were born of change. we broke the old aristocracies, declaring ourselves entitled not by bloodline but endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. we secure our rights and responsibilities to a system of self-government of and by and for the people. that's why we argue and fight with so much passion and conviction. because we know our efforts matter. we know america is what we make of it. look at our history. we are lewis and clark. and sacagawea. followed by a stampede of farmers and miners and entrepreneurs and hucksters. that's our spirit. that's who we are. we're sojourner truth and fannie lou hamer, women who could do as much as any man and then some. we're susan b. anthony, who shifted the system until the law reflected that truth. that is o

because it did, a course deacon and another villager made a call on her as a kind of courtesy and first they stopped off to see that accusing girl. could she be mistaken? could she described the clothes her tormentor were? a girl could not because she explained the witch had also that morning blinded her temporarily. the main road often found martha at home. she welcomed them with a smile and also anticipated their question. i know what you have come for. you have come to talk to me about being a witch, she said. she was not a witch and could not stop her neighbors from gossiping. had i know this? the two men later wrote out a detailed deposition and i show this to you so you will feel sorry for me. this is vintage 17th century handwriting. when the cars revealed a bewitched girl had named her martha was prepared, but does she tell you what close i had on , she asked. did-- the men were flabbergasted by the question and she seemed to have some kind of supernatural knowledge, so they asked her to repeat it and she assured them she had no cause for concern because everyone knew how devout

then this article today, from liam deacon, brightbart news, homeland security shut down investigation into farook and malik, linked islamic group, to protect civil liberties of potential terrorists. department of homeland security has been accused of deleting intelligence records relating to dangerous islamists linked to terrorists farook and malik, because they wanted to protect the civil liberties of members of the caliphate supporting network. philippoussis haynie, a u.s. customs and border petroleum analyst, now retired, says he was ordered to stop investigating the islamist groups and its work -- his work on them was erased. he even said he was subjected to discipline when he was -- when he attempted to blow the whistle. if he'd been allowed to continue his investigation -- allowed to continue his investigation, it would have showed that mehalik's poss port was screened for scrutiny. they were more concerned about foreign islamic groups with terrorist ties than the safety and security of americans. analyst phil haynie told fox news he once worked as a researcher looking into pote

far left wants reparations payments and a deacon destruction of the so-called white privilege capitalh jik is system tool moderate below up the whole system and impose a strident view of of the world that does not tolerate dissent. numbers on the far left are far left than on the traditional right. but the anger is equal. so, we are living in turbulent times. the u.s.a. is embracing political figures like trump and sanders which just a few years ago would have been unthinkable. and even if those guys do not prevail, america is now a deeply divided and politically unhappy place where anything can happen. and that's the memo. now for the top story, reaction, joining us from washington, laura ingraham and here in new york city juan williams. laura, begin with you. are you angry about the political system? >> i think what's happening, bill, is the establishment is scratching its head like why are people so angry? i can't believe seem so out of control they are angry. i will remind everybody this. our country has gone through tumultuous periods. anger resulted in things getting shaken up a

i am a deacon at third baptist church. pastor dowell is my pastor. i came to the police commission hearing to express my concern for the use of deadly force by five police officers against a black man carrying a steak knife. several officers approached woods concerning the alleged assault at approximately 4:30 based on a complaint by a man at san francisco general hospital. now that woods is deceased, we don't know if he was defending himself against the person who he stabbed. we have no information on what occurred during that assault. after being based on what was reported in the newspaper by chief suhr after the officers used a beanbag arrest -- car triple -- cartridges and used a high power beanbag and mr. woods fell to his knees. i don't understand how you can have over six officers surrounding a person whose on his knees and they can not apprehend him. every officer is issued a 24-inch baton. >> thank you, mr. robinson. we have to treat everybody the same and give everybody 2 minutes. >> my name is andrea robinson. i'm a teacher. i'm an sf teac

the deacons administration exacerbated the problems of riots. that was a very 65 it was there by the end of the lindsay. it was a bit and 65. we were sitting around the table and talk about welfare, the bike lanes, the city come hereafter remember in 1990 for the city was on the verge of bankruptcy. literally on the verge of bankruptcy. you know, dinkins have brought the city to bankruptcy but he threatened mario cuomo, if you allow the financial control board to take over, i will play the race card. so cuomo backed out and giuliani was handed a. so giuliani would quickly on welfare reform as a fiscal matter. people like what buckley said. they like the idea of welfare reform which is in the air at the moment but it was a matter r of this is a nice idea to bring people to work in the parks. this was a matter of necessity. it had to be done. welfare rolls have do to reduce. the city budget had to be reduced. this is just informal, people sitting around talking. the things they cannot come to giuliani campaign most excited was the fact that buckle

that was one thing that was said about my grandfather, he's a deacon in his church. know, such a good man. and and belonging to a church didn't do anything to keep these leaders from considering, or from taking the education from half their community spirit we will take the second question and, unfortunately, we'll have to wrap up. there'll be a time to interact with the authors at the signing colonnade immediately after our session. >> thank you both for your work. i have a follow-up question to the previous gentlemen. i was born in 1981. my father was born in 1945, so i grew up with some of the same racial inappropriate language that almost see into my generation. and one of the things that intrigues me about this conversation is, not only the clash between the races but the clash within christianity itself. for example, some of the racist values that you mentioned that were taught through christianity but however the contrast that with southern christian leadership conference and martin luther king, the caucasian priest who was killed in selma i believe. it's intr

de blasio administration resembles that of deacons but i rode apiece by forgotten but it was in the national radio the four guiliani said it began something like something evil is happening in new york city. i was talking about the attack, the police with it deja vu all over again. and to history the police to argue the number of lives saved from police tactics. and that was basically the way and that very piece was called my york. >> that was at the end he said the reach for the strong. >> do you have that 1970's here? it is not that bad. >> i think it is worse because there was the 1970's and we had gone through that experience and we had come out the other side. i myself don't think that giuliani's successor is altogether believe less. i don't think that was. but there was slippage but okay. never mind this is absolutely intolerable and it will not be tolerated but how much damage has to be done before we get ourselves out? >> read the editor of "national review" will have to read it next time. let's have a few questions. >> i any recovery in sociologists. and i would say it is a major pr

the america is worried about deacon fliction.e's no mi military solution to the problem, and he said more broadly, leadership in washington is too often defined by the president sending troops into harm's way. that said, the u.s. has been gradually, incrementally expanding the role of ground forces in both iraq and syria over the course of the last year. you remember when they started, there will be no ground troops. the fact is, there are some 3,000 troops on the ground, though not combat troops, but they've gone outside the wire. they're now in anbar province. we have special forces on the ground in syria, a place where there were no troops. on the table is a more aggressive posture for those forces, closer to the front line, calling in air strike. the fact is they've already been in that position. we saw a little more than a month ago special operator force killed when he went to assist his kurdish partners who were in a ground fight. i mean, that's combat by any other name. it won't be a big ground presence, but the fact is t

sergeant robert deacon arrived home thursdays decades after the korean war ended. sky fox over the scene as his remains were escorted from logan to his hometown. and today the streets will be lined to honor him on his final journey. his funeral starts at 10:00 a.m. at first paris church and it will be followed by burial in a waltham cemetery. 33-year-old luis menendez was arrested on friday. he's accused of killing sherise hill december 2nd. she was found early in the morning with multiple stab wounds. he will be arraigned on monday. >>> fox25 is working to get more information about a deadly crash in lynn. a man was killed after being struck by a car around 6:30 last night. of lynn way and had the area shut down for about two hours. police say the victim was not in a crosswalk. the driver is facing charges for unspecified motor vehicle violations. the police investigation will determine if charges will be filed in connection with the man's death. >> and a driver is dead. after a car went through the living room wall of that home. take a look at this. it happened e