senator. >> debra, thank you very much.came from a squawk box interview in which i decided i must not have been saying the right things about competitiveness. a minute and a half in, breaking news, new ceo of coca-cola. i'm listening to news and thinking, surely they are bringing me back. having failed to have full time in front of the squawk box audience i decided to visit with you and tell you something i would have said had i had more air time this morning. senator coons and i are honored to serve in capacity trying to bring members of our congress and staff together for purpose of promoting an agenda that is about competitiveness. as i was explaining in that interview, competitiveness is a nice word for jobs, for better jobs, for higher paying jobs, for job stability, an opportunity to find policies that create the chance that more americans can achieve the american dream. and so while competitiveness might sound like something technical or policy oriented it's basic toward the economy. let's make the opportunity for ev

debra alfaron is live right now. debra, what is going on? >> reporter: at this point, bruce, there's a lot o lot of people earlier and then not so many during the day. if you take a look behind me it's hard to see right now but there's at least three businesses deep people lined up. i would say more than 60 people. this all started with a facebook event put together by a local guy online. more than 2,000 people are going to come here and spend their money at comet between now and the end of the weekend. >> hi, how are you? >> the comet ping-pong owner thanked people who lined up to get in. >> this business took a horrible attack for no reason at all and that's why we are here. >> it shook me so i want to come back and show my support for the folks who work here and make a statement about the power of neighborhoods. >> it's horrifying. somebody could have been kill ed. it's just sad. >> on sunday this man, edgar madison welsh drove from north carolina armed with several guns. he walked in, pointed an assault rifle at an employee and told poli

sharon tate's younger sister debra was relieved. >> i don't think she deserves it.e were brutally butchered. there has to be some kind of accountability in this world. >> convincing the jury of this very esoteric sophisticated motive of charles manson -- >> prosecutor bugliosi died in 2015. the story he wove for the jury, that helter skelter was the motive for the killings, inadvertently added to manson's enduring legend. >> what do you call me a murderer for? i've never killed anyone. i don't need to kill anyone! >> and charlie manson is now a little old man in his 80s, an ailing but still living symbol of evil. he will remain behind bars, apparently content to live out what's left of his life there admitting to no regret or remorse. >> remorse for what? you people have done everything in the world to me. doesn't that give me equal right? i can do anything i want to you people at any time i want to because that's what you've done to me. >> nearly 50 years have passed since he orchestrated those brutal crimes. but charles manson remains forever seared into the publi

here's the question for you tonight, debra, is it headed this way? >> top? >> well, some of the cold air is. we will certainly say that. let's focus on wind chills . this is what it feels like if you go outside right now. it feels like it's 39 in downtown. already 29 in gaithersburg, already feels like it's 22 in by hour because that's what you >>> welcome back to the news at 6:00. the trial is under way for dylan roof, he's the man accused of opening fire during a bible study in charleston, south carolina in 2015 killing nine people. the attorneys say roof's mother suffered a heart attack in court after listening they asked for a mistrial, the judge denied it. the family members of the victims said they have compassion for roof. >> somewhere down the line he will understand that he is missing out on going out on a date, being a father, freedom. >> that was leroy singleton, the brother of one of the victims. he said he's not nc if he's found guilty. >>> also in south carolina the jurors who couldn't reach a verdict in the police shooting trial of michael sla

. >> debra alfrone has the story. >> this start ed ed around 6:00 p.m. on thursday night when a woman came to this house, knocked on this door claiming she was having car trouble. the homeowner sent her away. she came back a half hour later with an accomplice with a gun. >> i just heard like seven, eight or nine gunshots. >> when amber eely and delante jones c jones hit the homeowner in the head with his gun. the two fought and the homeowner used jones's gun on him. >> the cops were here. they were trying to get the guy -- they were doing cpr on him. they were trying to get him to hang with me, hang with me. >> surveillance video shows two more suspects left in a dark green honda. the people who live here say this never and everybody knows everybody. everybody takes care of everybody. it's just a nice neighborhood. >> officers from the cullpepper county sheriff's office were out here collecting evidence today. if you have any information that might help them they ask that you give them a call. in cullpepper debra alfrone, wusa 9. >> we have ways to conta

debra? >>> thank you howard. icy conditions caused slick roads and dangerous driving in our area this rn and that led to hundreds of crashes. the most serious on i-95 south in baltimore. this happened near the exit for washington boulevard little before 5:00 this morning. and we were sent this video. wow. look at that. by someone who witnessed that nearly 70 car pile-up. you can see the tanker there. it's filled with gas and it tipped over and burst into flames, two people died including the driver of the tanker. three are seriously injured. 11 people total taken to the hospital. crews spent all day investigating this crash and that part of i-95 slowly reopened just about 8:30 tonight. >>> and now to another crash and police are unraveling a mystery tonight. this all started with a massive 23 car crash on the inner loop of the beltway in fairfax county this morning. but as evan koslof tells us, there are still questions about how one man involved died. >> reporter: just and people. very treacherous out here. >> t

. >> please welcome reverend debra hake and. of-itis faith, hope and love. the greatest of these is love. emily father, we thank you for the beauty of christmas and the faith and hope and love it brings to our country into our world. we thank you for the great gifts of this time-honored tradition, the national christmas tree lighting ceremony, and pray that every light is a reminder of that precious light you delivered more than 2000 years ago in a manger in bethlehem. precious for that light that guides and protects our military men and women, whether on land, by sea or in the air. thank you for that precious light that leads and guides president obama, the first family, and all government officials. hope thatte a blessed keeps inspiring us to give love, that moves mountains, that knows no boundaries, and calls us to love our neighbors as we love ourselves. tonight, we celebrate a nation, the blessings of hope, a precious hope that has the audacity to show up and bring joy to the world. an abiding hope that has the beautiful audacity to show up and bring go

i said rose a anne are you watching debra messing? kennedy: he will start world war iii with twitter. >> i think donald trump did not try to start world war iii. he's playing into the perception of the madman and put people off balance. kennedy: i think there is nothing accidental about what he says or has done. >> people on the left do the pearl clutching. the freakout is fun to watch. kennedy: no one wants him off twitter. "a," they want fuel, and "b," the press is lazy. can we talk about sean spicer? >> i know my boss was caught in bed with a hooker but it's all good. can we talk about poor sean spicer? kennedy: he has gone the two jobs. jason miller. let's raise a glass to him. he was brought down because of twitter as well. kennedy: sometimes you don't have to respond or resign because of twitter. >> some girl in a strip club starts encourage you for being a baby daddy. kennedy: i want to see the baby. you have got to see the baby. all right. i'm going to see the panel in just a little bit. but it hooks like donald trump has his

reynolds played debra messing's mother on "will and grace."osted this, my heart is literally broken. inspiration on every level. a legend. the epitome of clean cut optimism. dancing with gene kelly. a warrior woman. >>> secretary of state john kerry criticizing israel and prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a middle east policy speech weeks before leaving office. the secretary of state warning the two-state solution is? jeopardy and blaming prime minister netanyahu for standing in the way of peace. >> the israeli prime minister supports a two-state solution. his current coalition is the most right wing in agenda history. >> kerry defending u.s. support of israel and the decision by the u.s. to abstain in the u.n. vote. that condemned israeli settlements. that abstention allowing the resolution to pass. now after the kerry speech, the security advisor telling cnn the white house would veto any resolution dictating a palestinian state. reaction from israel to the kerry speech was swift and strong. especially from the prime minister who called i

through twitter heard from several celebrities, heart debra messing who worked with her on "will & grace," debbie reynolds was her mother. tweeted out she was heart sick. ellen degeneres also sending love to the family. this is just one day after debbie reynolds was reporting her daughter's death on her facebook page, thanking fans for the support and embrace of carrie's talents and gifts that she left behind. as you might imagine, the walk of fame is certainly already starting to see that support as well. her star already has flowers and candles and i'm sure over the next few hours and days will be a growing memorial. just in the last half hour notices more flowers there. a lot of people coming out to remember that legacy and honor that legacy. and show support for a family that is -- well you heard from her step daughter, inconsolable right now. >> it is hard to grasp. todd fisher lost his mother and sister in the course of two days and billie lourd lost her mother and grandmother, extraordinary for that family. hard to come to terms with. thanks. reynolds one of the biggest stars in t

debra messing says it is so heartsick. debbie went to be with car rie. another star says debbie reynolds helped light my passion for performing with "singing in the rain." another says the most incredible love is william shatner says debbie williams -- debbie reynolds was one of the last of hollywood royalty. says cruel, cruel year. i think a lot of people are thinking the same way. back to you in the studio. jummy: a deputy is fighting for his life after being shot by a gunman. is dead.ho shot him this started after midnight. wally woman was inside, the suspect shot at the deputy, who returned fire. we received an update on his condition. >> he is quite ill, but we are hopeful. it is a little early to tell what else we are going to have to do. we will see how things go over the next few days. jummy: because of the kind of the gunshot wounds, the recovery could take weeks or months. six officers killed, female. among them, ashley guindon. she was killed on her first day of duty. john: the police department in alexandria, prince george, and montgomery cou

debra? >> reporter: julie, creeks across marin, sonoma, napa, causing some concern as rainfall hit fast. in a few places, it spilled over. this is what residents of castro street in wood acres saw rising on their homes normally calm. the creek raging. it came up so fast, at least one car got stuck, and submerged. >> it came up to the front steps steps. >> reporter: chuck jones moved his bride 1968 cougar to higher ground, and glad he did, as water flowed into his garage. the basement was full of water, ready to be pumped out. >> this has happened to us before, so i decided to work from home, i thought, i didn't think it would happen, but just in case, and it did. >> reporter: expect the unexpected. the road outside san rafael is shut down until friday morning in both directions west of big rock where a big rock and power lines blocked the road. so moment county -- sonoma county, strong winds and rain without down a tree. the combination of heavy rain and high tide caused flooding in all of t

>> thank you, debra. again, congratulations on the 30th. i think when i was president of georgia tech, i knew i had a lot of things to do. one of the things i felt lacking was connection between what we're doing in the context, national context. so i talked to some people who i felt were friends and mentors and they all thought council for competitiveness was where things really happened and you brought together industry, government, labor, and private industry to do things together. so i had to explore that myself. it was a real positive experience for me. a lot of time invested in the council and every bit of that came back to me, more than i invested in it, then had the wonderful opportunity to work with deborah and to be vice chair of the council. it's been continual, all these great leaders that continued to add to our national fabric on competitiveness. we had the great honor to coach here, national innovation initiative in early 2000. i think people forget about what led up to that. the lead up to

then, air force secretary debra orah lee james.followed by how a look at how china is using science and technology in its military strategy. president obama granted clemency monday to 231 people, the largest number issued by a president in u.s. people. 153 people had their sentences shortened and another 78 were pardoned for their crimes. today, the brookings institution looks the criminal justice and civil rights under the obama administration. live at 12:30 here on c-span. later, another event from the brookings institution looking at economic growth and equality and how it can be improved in the u.s. and europe, live at 5:00 p.m. eastern. join us on tuesday, january 3 for live coverage of the opening day of the new congress. watch the official swearing in of the new and reelected members of the house and senate, and the election of the speaker of the house. our old they live coverage from the day's event that capitol hill begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, and www.c-span.org. or you can listen to it on the free c-span radio

it's not something that's going to lead to competitiveness. >> how do you do that, debra? are you more hopeful as you describe a public/private partnership that at least we're coming out of some years of gridlock in washington, d.c. theoretically we shouldn't see it as intensely as it has been over the last few years. >> well, i think we're very optimistic at the council on competitiveness because of the people we have that are in our organization and our extended partners to really begin to tackle these very deep structural problems, but also the opportunity. i think we have to always be looking at the opportunity before us. and certainly now when i look back at the beginning of the council and during my time, we've just seen a plethora of -- >> venture partner at gva capital group, on the disruptive business models of intelligence, impact on society, enterprise, people and investment. >> thank you very much. it's a great privilege and honor to be here. we have in our panel, some esteemed panelists who are coming from the world of research, collaborative sciences as well

debra. >> thank you so much, evan.8 #0 0 and living in bristol, tennessee. >>> a home alone situation in virginia as a 28-year-old mother is facing child neglect charges. loudin county sheriff's deputies arrested amanda galu after she left her 8-year-old to baby sit her 1-year-old. she walked to a starbucks to get coffee. her 8-year-oldrd thought the home was being broken into. she called police and authorities discovered those children alone. we spoke with her husband just a short time ago. >> my wife is a very caring person. it was just a small mistake. that's all that i can say. >> she's due in court tomorrow morning. a loudin county sheriff's office spokesperson did not say who has custody now. it's being investigating. >>> old guns have been armed into the armrest of a new bench in southwest washington dc. an artist melted down several pistols that were used to make this bench today. the kids from youth creating change that's part of the mpd youth mentoring program made that bench in just one day. >>> officials sa

.>> reporter: other notable visitors were peter teal, debra wong yang the u.s. attorney for central california and former florida congressman allen west. >> we talked about national security issues and how i can continue to serve >> reporter: monday morning he tweeted he picked ben carson to be the new secretary for housing and urban development. >> we're excited to have dr. carson as our intended nominee for housing and urban development. >> reporter: the president- elect is expanding his search for secretary of state a new names include chinese ambassador john huntsman, democratic senator joe manchin and exxon mobil rex tillotson. >> rex tillotson is expected to interview for the secretary of state position with president- elect donald trump tomorrow. >>> new york city's mayor wants the government to help out with expenses related to security for the president-elect. mayor de blasio asking obama for $35 million and that money will fund and nypd detail to guard trump tower between now and january 20. the mayor says he is called treasury secretary nominee steven

among them, debra yang, a u.s. attorney in california. two south carolina pol tigs will be here, including congressman mitt mill vain any and katherine templeton, rumored to be a front-runner for 2018. monday will be a big day. it will be the formal announcement of general james mattis as trump's pick for secretary of defense. a lot of eyes here. >> thank you so much outside trump tower. let's talk more about all this with allen lickman. a presidential who represented that trump would win the election. we tried to get you right away and you were overseas and someone else got you at the time. good to see you, professor. >> same. >> let's begin with this phone call with frum antrump and taiwan's president. what is wrong with him having a phone conversation? >> there is a big difference. >> i mean her. >> there is a big difference between selling military equipment to taiwan and actually upsetting the one china policy that is essential to our relationship with certainly one of the world's top three powers, certainly perhaps our greatest trad

thank you again, debra, for all you do. congratulations on the 30 years and thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> presenting his views on u.s. leadership in the global economy and the ways open trade and approved tax policy will help keep the u.s. competitive while creating opportunity at home and abroad, please welcome our morning keynote speaker, the chairman and ceo of fedex, mr. fred smith. [ applause ] >> good morning, everyone. thank you for having me here today. that was an important presentation by jim clifton a minute ago with a lot of very sobering information. before i get started on my remarks, let me first congratulate president-elect trump and vice president-lake-effect pence. i think the caliber of the cabinet nominees to date is quite reassuring given the many economic challenges that the united states faces today. our economy has been growing too slowly, as the presentation just before us certainly underscored. our national debt has increased from 63% to 105% of gdp just since 2007. the u.s. now owes, again

among them, "will and grace" star debra messing who writes on twitter " it's such a devastating one-two punch. she was my mom for years and i loved her dearly." debbie reynolds was reportedly planning her daughter's funeral when she fell ill. arrangements for both of them are pending. in los angeles, fox news. >> debbie reynolds son and carrie's sister todd tweeted out this picture saying "i miss them both so much. love is everlasting." the picture shows carrie aspirin says leia and her mother as the character in singing in the rain. at the top -- singing in the rain. a family told tmz they may be planning a joint funeral. that family was meeting this afternoon to discuss funeral plans and the feeling is it will be a dual service. >> it's been a star of parties for generations. the red solo cup. the man who created those plastic cups recently died. he died last week. he spent 60 years with the company and introduced the red solo cup in the 1970s. it has become a fixture at tailgate lots, backyard barbecues and college parties. he was 84 years old. >> coming up, kicked out of the can cub

debra alfarone, wusa 9. >> still have a way to go, deb. thank you. we have a link to free hiv testing sites and a break down of the mayor's plan on the >>> protests outside of the offices of paul ryan. they called on him to keep obama care and medicaid in act. ryan did not guilty meet with -- did not meet with the activists. u.s. capitol police arrested a handful of protesters. >>> tracking metro tonight, the ntsb said the silver line safety over night. reports con confirms that the ties were worn out and no one noticed or expected it. no one was hurt. >>> the fight over metro rail hours getting even bigger. the dc metro board members said they will block the latest plan to close metro at 1:00 on the weekend and 11:30 at night on weeknights. it's said to expire in 2 years but dc's board year. they said it hurts dc businesses the most. >> we will go back and talk to the mayor and the council in light of the board's decision today to do 2 years instead of 1 year and see how we want to proceed. >> how upset are you right now, jack? >> this is democracy

i'm debra alfarone. police say they have a suspect in custody, 28-year-old edgar welch of north carolina. terrifying moments for the this happen. the owner of the restaurant talked to our nikki burdine about what happened and she joins us now live with that and what we know about the suspect. >> reporter: well, it was a scary afternoon for anyone who was here at comet ping pong, but now that fear has turned into anger for a community that's dealt with fake news and now real bullets. comet ping pong has been the target of threats and conspiracy theories recently and up until today that's afternoon 28-year-old edgar welch of salisbury, north carolina, walked into a restaurant carrying a long refuel and handgun. he told police he wanted -- refuel and handgun. he told police he want -- rifle and handgun. he tomorrow police he wanted to self-investigate. the accusation that comet ping pong's basement which they reportedly don't even have is the center of a child sex slave ring organized by hillary and entirel

. >> yeah, we're hearing an outpouring from hollywood, also hearing from debra messing who played her daughter in "will and grace." leyla santiago, i appreciate that. thanks for joining us this evening on cnn. sad story, passing of debbie reynolds one day after the death of her daughter, carrie fisher, marks the loss of one of the biggest and brightest lights of hollywood's golden age. kr cnn's stephanie elam has more now. ♪ >> reporter: singer, dancer, actress. debbie reynolds was a hollywood triple threat, and america's sweetheart. her film career began at the age of 16 after being spotted in a beauty pageant. ♪ her star officially launched just a few years later after a spirited performance, jean kelly and donald o'connor, in 1952's "singing in the rain." >> they picked me to put me in "singing in rain" and locked me in a big old studio, three months i had five different teachers, one for tap, ballet, jazz, modern, just worked, worked,worked until i just fell apart. ♪ tammy, tammy >> reporter: other notable rolls, 1956's "tammy and the bachelor" resulted in her number one hit some,

n-c central honored their late chancellor debra saunders- white with a tribute before the game.. heavy hearts at the started -- patrick cole knocks down the spot up three from the corner. later -- good pressure on defense by c-j wiggins to get the steal. he finshed the one-man fast break with the bucket. and then wiggins dishing out a beautiful no look pass to pablo rivas for the easy deuce central with the blowout... 92-55 time now for your c-w 22 game of the week. jamie: round of the playoffs, and there are several big games this friday involving area teams, including a rematch between crosstown rivals wake forest and heritage. wake forest coach reggie lucas: i always say the cap-8 is one of the strongest conferences in the, in the state. and i think we're seeing that in the playoffs with us left and heritage in there. but also it tells you about the talent of kids we have around wake forest. the kids are familiar with each other so they're gonna come out with great emotion, great intensity, and it should make for a great ballgame. jamie: in his second year wit dewayne washingt

tonight fans far and wide mourning the loss of this legend, including debra messing who played her tvce." she tweeted -- "debbie went to be with carrie. it's such a devastating one-two punch. she was my mom for years and i loved her dearly. a legend." actor william shatner tweeting, "debbie reynolds was one of the last of hollywood royalty. it breaks my heart that she's done. i'd hoped my grieving was done for 2016." reynolds' own last message to her fans was a post on facebook. "heart-wrenching thank you to fans sending well-wishes for carrie. i am grateful for your thoughts and prayers that are now guiding her to her next stop. love, carrie's mother." now mother and daughter are together at that next stop. but the music and impact they made on the world will live on. ♪ you made me want you and all the time you knew it ♪ ♪ i guess you always knew it ♪ you made me happy sometimes always ♪ ♪ you made me glad ♪ but there were times dear ♪ i made you feel so bad what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i waven warfarin in the hos

debra, get ready. get the heavy coats friday and saturday. >> i'm looking at tuesday. i like that. >>> frank is here now. >> we are looking ahead because the redskins playoff hopes got a huge boost with a win on bears. full details for the most season and the redskins. about a 50/50 otsh now. we will explain next in sports. >> let's take a look at santa making his way around the world. saint nick back to the u.s. after making a stop in canada. keep ongoing santa. >> crossing the border right did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. mccoast business. built for nebusiss. >> now, wusa9 game on sports with frank hanrahan brought to you by xfinity. >> just when you thought the redskins season was lost, the redskins go and get a win they needed badly. went to ch

i'm debra alfarone. we start with a brutal attack inside a spotsylvania county gas station. police are calling the whole situation odd. tonight they're questioning a person of interest. this attack happened inside a sonoco station near fredericksburg, an hour and a half south of the district. the victim, a 54-year-old man. 50-year-old david junior washington is b surveillance video captures the person police say brutally attacked the clerk just after 1:30 this morning. but they can't say if it definitively is washington in the surveillance photo. so far the victim's name has not been released and no motive has been given for this attack. >>> we're expecting the worst. those words from first responders who are on the scene of this massive warehouse fire dead after flames broke out there during a rave last night. right now there are only nine confirmed deaths and could a recent investigation to code violations have led to this? a former firefighter says there's one thing that's certain tonight. some of the tragedy may have been preventable. matt joins us with more. >> the venu

that is 21 in a row debra. three weeks. and tomorrow, i'm forecasting a high of 39.i think the clouds are going to limit us. if we get into the low 40s , it might not be until 10:00, 11:00, 12:00 tomorrow night. here's a look at temperatures. it looks good on the weather camera. 30. feels like 22. dew points still 13. so, if the winds go dead calm before the clouds move in, yeah, we should be down low to mid teens. there will be spots. cold spots, mid to upper teens. 19 in culpeper. single digits and teens in the mountains. 21 frederick. 25 fredericksburg. a lot of moisture coming in toward california. and the northwest, a couple of storm systems here. they need the rain in california. this in chicago, back toward the midwest, the snow is falling. 8 to 10, 12 inches of snow there through tomorrow. for us, clear now, but we are watching the clouds as they march east. we will see increasing clouds. sunday morning, 5:30, winchester north and west, and western maryland, we have light snowfalling there. we will take you to 9:00 a.m. maybe frederick and carol counties will

but milder, debra, we are looking at temperatures getting toward the 50-degree mark monday and tuesdayof snow. i want to show you how little snow. a touch of snow. burma, smithsburg. but, a quarter inch or less there. that is really through tonight. and toward tomorrow morning. a lot of cold air. we have been talking about this in alaska. 32 below in dawson. 35 below. canada. that is moving in toward the u.s. this is some of the arctic air. bismarck, 40 below. but we are looking at another arctic blast. by monday night. the wide air moving toward minneapolis, that is the core of the arctic air moving toward us especially as we head wednesday afternoon, it is possible that we could be talking about a little bit of light snow. wednesday's highs will be in the low 40s . and the arctic air will start to retreat some on saturday. it could be enough cold air at the surface though, that on saturday morning, we could have a little sleet of freezing rain. so, we are watching those. 20s tonight. increasing clouds, light snow late. well north and west as you saw. tomorrow morning, 20s and 30s , j

. >> tomorrow, air force secretary debra lee james on the u.s. air force presence in europe and security partnership with nato, live from the atlantic council at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. sunday, january 1, the discussion on the presidency of barack obama. ryan,nel includes april white house correspondent for american urban radio networks, and host of "the presidency in black and white." a princeton university professor, author of "democracy in black." pulitzer prize-winning journalist and associate editor of "the washington post," author of "barack obama: the story." watch live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern, sunday on book tv on c-span2. with historian robert strauss on the life of president james buchanan. after that, british prime minister theresa may takes questions from members of the house of commons. then, new york senator charles schumer calls for a select committee investigation into foreign hacking. later, outgoing secretary of the u.n. ban ki-moon holds the ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," journalist robert strauss. he talked ab

santa cruz are looking for new leads in an unsolved murder case more than 40 years old. 19-year-old debra cargill was kidnapped and killed in 1975. her parents are still hoping someone will be held accountable. >> all this time try to put it aside but you can't. >> reporter: on 491st anniversary of his daughter's moment ed cargill remembers the frantic hours he spent around. >> all over san jose and santa cruz and in the mountains looking and asking if anyone had seen anything. >> reporter: she had just graduated from campbell high school and was going to junior college and working at albertson's grocery store in san jose and last seen on her way into the park lot and herboldy was found the next day in santa cruz in the san lorenzo river. >> a lot of people were interviewed and none of which led to a suspect in this case. >> reporter: dec'edtive ron truitt came out of retirement to work cold cases in santa cruz. >> in this job we don't forget these things. we don't forget the looks on the family's faces. we don't forget what we find, we don't forecast it. >> police have launched a cold ca

this one has come from debra sherry—brennan. what year this is, or who she's with, but they're looking just as lovely now as then. and there's this one. who's that? yes, it's me and my sister. and here we are more recently. have you got any pictures like this? you can send your photos to bbcbreakfast@bbc.co.uk and we'll try and show a few more later. it's time now to look back on 2016. this year the queen celebrated her 90th birthday. daniela relph has been taking a look at that momentous occasion and other events in the royal calendar. it was the year of a big birthday. the queen at 90. —— it was the year of a big birthday. the queen at 90. -- queen. some of her grandchildren and great—grandchildren had a trip to canada, the first overseas visit as a group of four. the duke and at this also went to india, a reminder of oil is passed. and for prince harry, a new relationship highlighted the tricky balance between a private and public life. when you're the queen, you get two birthdays. the real one and the official one. april the

debra messing called her deather such a one-two punch.un william shatner sounding offatr saying debbiee ofe o the last of hollywood royalty. y breaks my heart she is gone i hoped my grieving is done foronf 2016. >> hours after the death of deao debbie reynolds daughter daugh carrie fisher was announced tuesday billboard honoring the former actress. >> overseas a french woman whoan murdered her husband in 2012n 20 has been released after a president francois hollande.olld the woman suffered decades ofadf abuse and became a hero inin france prompting a campaignrompg for her release.fo after a partial pardon by the bt french president was rejectedeje back in january the presidentde decided to issue a fullto iss fl release. re >> new data shows the world's wd wealthiest people are ending enn 2016 with $237 billion more mor than they had at the start. sta despite shifts in power acrossos europe and the united states.s. massive gains led by u.s.'s warren buffet. buffe >> good year for him. we bet one new york city uberbe driver feels even luckier than those billionaires.es. earlier this mont

. >> you may recall debra messing played reynolds' daughter on "will & grace."ebbie went to be with carrie. she always worried about her. carrie left too soon and now they're together again. >> from mia farrow, r.i.p. doesn't sound right. i hope they're having fun. >> alyssa milano tweeting, dear debbie reynolds, i totally get it. hug her so fight for all of us. >> hard not to take note of all the major celebrities that left us in 2016. shaka chan took to twitter to express what m one of those thee recommends that entertainers wrap themselves in bubble wrap until the end of the year. >> hang on, just a couple more days. >>> in another she shows a child waving a white flag in surrender as she shares her grief over debbie reynolds and in another she praises a photoshopped picture of the grim reaper as "time" magazine's person of the year calling the poster evil genius. >>> well, as you know, basketball is played all over new york city so it's no surprise that a little hoops can break out literally anywhere. >> that includes the middle of the street. check out this

we will hear from garth brooks anc among speakers reverend debra haggins wrote the invocation. we talked to the wonderful folks in the crowd lucky enough to be here. this was a lottery process. here is what they had tosy about what they look forward to tonight. >> this culminates eight years age can look and say i remember going in with dad the first time and voting for president obama. >> this is the first time we got lottery tickets and we are excited to come. have an event tonight. >> looking forward to a fun season. >> we can really feel the holiday spirit. i am in the holiday spirit. how about it looks fun. ready to go now. you know the trees, much smaller trees decorated all over the area as we get closer to christmas. one group is selling trees and cheryl conner caught up with them before they expect to sell out. >> one tree at a time. member of the clarendon united methodist church are making a it's our first year. it is their first year but they have it down to a science. >> we had the folks lining up. it's so busy we couldn't believe it. >> the sales mean helping peop

. >> debra lloyd is the ceo, called me up and said, i am so inspired by you, i have to do something with you. i said, okay, all right. it was a match made in heaven. i knew it would work out the minute she paid for lunch. when can we expect to see this new campaign? >> it's happening right now. you will see all the accessory, handbstwear. you will also see this wonderful short film i made. >> is jazelle be really jealous when this campaign starts, jazelle bundchen? >> oh, her! the film is hilarious, me, sash that and the empire state building. >> k is not going to be -- it will make him so long for you and what used to be. >> i know! isn't it great? it will make him so jealous. >> what went wrong? if you two can't make it, i don't know who can. >> what about brad and angelina. >> i k i'm living in my own world, i guess. >> did you have higher hopes for it? did you think it would be forever in your heart of hearts? >> of cours. n tay, gi always wants that. now that it is over i'm moving on. i am daing as many men who are not kermit as soon as possible. hear that, kermit! hear that? prefer

and debra missing, froms played her more on tv's "will and grace." she said, quote, my heart is broken. funeral plans for both mother and daughter are still penning. >> thank you. more ahead on russian diplomats getting the boot from the u.s. why a state department spokesperson says they need to leave. that's next. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. i didn't think there was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening hea

actress debra messing tweets: "so heart-sick. debbie went ot be with carrie. it's such a devastating 1,2 punch. she was my "mom" for years and i loved her dearly. a legend. pop star star miley cyrus.tweeting this flattering black and white pic of reynolds.adding broken heart emojis.and the words: wow.this sad news makes me wanna hug my mama and never let go. and mark hammil.an oakland native who starred as hans solo alongside carrie fisher.in star wars. posted this image.sharing a sentiment so many people share.we've seen countless legends pass away. hopefully debbie reynolds is the last of the stars we lose in this calendar year. a popular ski resort in tahoe says it will reopen tomorrow.after fire ripped through a building on the property. the blaze ignited overnight at the homewood mountain resort. tonight crews are still monitoring hot spots. new tonight at eight. kron 4's hermela aregawi got a close look at the damage. dozens of fireighters were at homewood ski resort's south lodge for more than 12 hours wednesday. the first group showed up just after 3 i

force band airmen, reverend debra havkin for the invocation and then the introductions. that will be followed by the moment we are all waiting for, the message from the first family. talking about why they came out and why they are lucky to be here, considering it's a lottery. alison: thank you. the star-studded event is also forcing the road closures near the white house. along the national mall. before you head out tonight or maybe start going home, make sure you log on to wjla.com. we have all the information there. of course, now, it's also rush hour that is heating up. so it is certainly jonathan? jonathan: hopefully the evening commute will be smoother than what we saw this morning on i-295 in the district. what a mess. a seven-vehicle crash sent ten people to the hospital. one of those that was hurt we are told does have life threatening injuries. the force of the crash threw one car on top of another. part of the southbound lane routed. if you want to keep up with the break news go to wjla.com/text. you can get the traffic watch alerts and if something happens yo

debra visited a dealer who has had a line outside of his door. >> reporter: this 22-year old paid $950 for this gun, one of the last on the rack at this gun store. sales are almost six times normal here for the past few months. these are applications for ten days alone, stores are seeing a run on semi automatic rifles with certain features. anyone with one must report it and face restrictions. >> i can have it, no one else can. when i passed away it goes back to police. i can't sell it. >> reporter: the phone started ringing and sales surged when the governor signed a sweeping package of gun laws last summer. now, it is down to the wire is the deadline gets near. >> there are criminals that are out there that could care less about this stuff. joe public who is legitimately scared does not even know where to begin to be compliant. >> reporter: statewide a quarter of an million of rifles sold, 100,000 more than all of last year. >> i am here because i believe in the system but, to counterbalance it i am buying a gun today. >> reporter: buyers admit they feel forced into it because of a b

. >> debra messing posted this morning, debbie went to be to carrie. she always worried about her. carrie left too soon and now they are together again. she played her mom on the sitcom "will & grace"." >> another writing i will always cherish our chances together. >> marie osmond saying heavy heart tonight for my dear friend debbie reynolds one day after she lost her daughter carrie fisher. >> debbie reynolds was 84 years old. >> a diplomatic show down of historic proportions intensifying by the hour. president elect donald trump teaming up with israel's prime minister over the u.n. resolution that has gotten ugly fast. garrett tenney with the escalating war of words. >> this war of words is not going away any time soon after the speech yesterday in the middle east in that wide ranging speech kerry defended the u.s. decision not to defend israel in the security council last week and continued to condemn israeli settlements which he called a threat to any two state solution between israel and palestine. >> a similar number of jews and palestinians living between the jordan river an

debra alfarone with more on this controversy. >> reporter: yeah, so the situation is that as national security adviser the general will have the closest office to donald trump. he's also going to have his ear and a lot ofern fluence, so -- >> ladies and gentlemen, i want to introduce the next president of the united states. >> reporter: the next national security adviser to the president of the united states is under scrutiny for tweets like this. it ties hillary clinton to sex crimes with children. then a february tweet promoting fear of muslims as rational. >> i think it's baffling and national security correspondent for "the washington post" has known flynn for 15 years. >> when somebody of his stature weighs in on something like this via social media it gives is -- lends credence to it, credibility, some legitimate massey to something that is utterly groundless. >> reporter: fake news brought a man with a real assault rifle into the comet sunday. clinton wasn't shared specifically by flynn but was by his son. some on-line say it's free speech. none who agreed with flynn on- line w

debra, westchester, ohio, insured. debra, good morning, it is your turn.o er: what i would do is look at the cost of nonconformance in terms of things like driving under the influence, which is their 35 billion, smoking related disease, $161 billion, all of add up to $500 billion per year. you divide by number of the united states, you are looking at approximately 1500 per person. so we should insurance is not designed to pay for high risk, high-cost choices. i would completely take that out the insurance building and i would create a tax. it would be like a payroll tax, account within the state. as a medical professional, you money to treat those specific issues because what we're really doing as make those when we choices, we are costing everyone else and i don't want to make there is a lot of important reason yes people make bad choices, but these unhealthy choices raise the cost. rapes in the 00 united states alone, according website, that means with every incident like analysis e d.n.a. that has to be done. so many issues, but a high cost, put the beh

reynolds also played debra messing's mother on the sitcom "will and grace." messing posted this.on on every level. a legend. the epitome of clean-cut optimism. dancing with gene kelly. a warrior woman who never stopped working. >>> secretary of state john kerry criticizing israel and prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the middle east policy speech. the secretary the state warning the two-state solution is in jeopardy and blaming prime minister benjamin netanyahu for standing in the way of peace. >> the israelis prime minister publicly supports a two-state solution. his current coalition is the most right wing in israeli history with the most agenda driven with the extreme elements. >> kerry defending the decision by the u.s. to abstain in the u.n. vote condemninges israelis settleme settlements. now the white house would veto any u.n. resolution dictating a peace solution or recognizing a palestinian state. reaction to the kerry speech was swift and strong. especially from the prime minister who called it a bias attack that paid lip service from palestinian terror. let's get mo

debra pota is watching the mass exodus of citizens. >> reporter: they came by the thousands and just kept on coming. on foot, in wheelbarrows, using makeshift stretchers, any way they could. exhausted, frightened, hungry, but alive. they have been walking over eight hours since escaping from rebel territory. this family told us they hid in the basement during the worst of the bombing. we don't even know where we are going, this mother of four told us, as long as it's far away from the explosions. early on friday morning there was a lull in the fighting. that's when thousands of civilians trapped in rebel-held aleppo made a run for it. now it is a desperate scramble to get out. this man asked to get on the truck. there is no room, he's told. they have managed to squeeze him in and find a little space for a baby. others are just too tired to do anything. they wait for friends and family to collect them. they are so weary from years of war, already they have waited far too long. for cbs this morning saturday, debra pata, aleppo. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. the