diede tape, the pilot who a lack of fuel, but never made a distress call. the corruption scandal is being questioned by the parliament detention center. the cheetah is rapidly heading for extinction. cheetahs are coming into conflict with human beings, as they go beyond protected areas. are in a small area of iran. me.founder joins thank you for being with us. this shows that they are closer to extinction than we thought. >> well, yes. togetherrs are brought from all the research that we have been involved in and the numbers are primarily outside of protected areas, putting them at a critical point. toy are more vulnerable land-use changes in conflict, which is why we are concerned. >> what about poaching? are they vulnerable to legal activity? >> indeed. there is wildlife trafficking in the northern parts of africa to and the gulffrica states. the other issues revolve around the larger populations outside of the protected areas, where we a large percent of where the cheetahs are found. >> some countries are developing new plans. what is important to do her

the eagles were 0-6 in games dieded by a touchdown or less until they beat the giants. they are hoping this helps them take a giant step forward next time season. >> we've been in so many close games to finally finish one like this to do this all along, we were struggling, obviously. for us to do this it puts a good taste in our mouth. we are a never say die team. we finished it out in the end. >> it's all about showing that fight and trying to grow everyday. at the end of the day that's what i am trying to do. >> all in all, was it perfect, no, pretty, no, it's a great team effort a goodwin. >> it's a good christmas present for some of the guys, they had to battle through some tough stuff. >> reporter: eagles are now 4-1 with the lane johnson and 2-8 without him. the eagles need their right tackle to play and block for one carson wentz. with the eagles at the linc, jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news" "action. >> >> lehigh valley pizza shop known for spreading the warmth decided to spread it further this christmas. they decided to hold a contest for free pizza for a

williams was airlifted to the university hospital, he later dieded.d worked as a psychiatrist in new jersey for as long as we can look back. now, i stopped by the last known address in the where are, has, a place of business. the name was still on the sign and the wall but this was nobody this viable speak. the twist of the story that is trooper williams reportedly was responding to calls of evattic driver on route 55 and the description of the vehicle he was looking for the toyota corolla. they expressed the heart felt condolences on the loss of the promising statement by state police superintendent. in it, it read in part, the division lost a young trooper, a family lost the only child, a wife lost a husband, new jersey lost a leader and a role model. now speck on the phone to the state police spokesperson and asked if any foul play, drugs or alcohol or possibly a medical episode was responsible for this tragic accident. >> it is under investigation as you can imagine. there is no new development on the accident. just confirming that his identity. >

tillerson's close ties to russian president already alarmed some republicans, potentially general dieding his confirmation. >> pelley: major, there's breaking news. we've been looking forward to the president-elect's first news conference scheduled for this thursday, but you understand that's changing now? >> reporter: that is correct, postponed until after the new year. the main subject of that press conference, scott, was to be the president-elect's explanation to the country how he was going the move himself away from his business, his vast business empire, separating and interest. i'm told by transition officials the legal work there is incomplete. there are many unredisfd questions within the trump family and with the president-elect himself. and as one transition official told me, you do not want to have this press conference twice. stay tuned after the new year. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks. for insight into all of this, we spoke today will republican william cohen, former senator of maine and secretary of defense in the clinton administration. >> i think it' a big mistake to b

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. >> i dieded to make it a verdict.ing for an excuse to say there and said what is in this drink? >> she said this drink is good. >> they didn't have if at my home. they don't have martha stewart. >> you said you can bring up music to make it rain. >> i was worried about. i don't know why people are not protesting that. thoughts ho -- those ho's. >> and lastly anthony you have to stop guessing david coverdale from white make. >> it is fan it is a -- fantastic. >> still looks and sounds amazing. >> turner i forget what country. he is huge in april eastern european country. >> whatever it is, it is not america. >> i am done. >> thank you, andy. >> the top tweelts of 2016. liz -- let's hope none are anthony's. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. president-elect donald trump visiting ohio state university. mr. trump meeting with survivors and families attacked by a student last week. he spoke with the officer who approached the attacker. he drove the car through a crowd before he went on a stabbing

. >>> meanwhile, vladimir putin dieded to hold off on retaliation against the u.s. after the white house imposed sanctions following reports of e-mail hacking in an attempt to sway the u.s. presidential election. president-elect trump called the decision a great move. moscow is hoping trump will reconsider the sanctions once he is in office. >>> the husband of top donald trump aid and south jersey native kellyanne conway is under consideration to become solicitor general in the president-elect administration. he would be the first asian to hold the position. >>> bill cosby wants his sexual assault trial moved out of montgomery county. his attorneys asked that the trial be moved out of the county or a jury be brought in from somewhere else. they argue jurors may be swayed by negative news coverage. the d.a.'s office said he does not oppose the request. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. including "shelter me rescue of the week." firefighters help put out the flames, but who takes care of the pets displaced by fire. ahead lear

they have said that they are not extra dieding him. but if that's what you wanted, what if you could squeeze the personal financial interests of the american president as a way to get what you want from the american government? i mean, the trump family and the president-elect themselves, they stand to make millions of dollars from their relationship with the dogan group in turkey. that will stop if they get locked up. so they started locking them up. nice leverage, right? it would be one thing if it was business leverage but it's leverage against all of us as americans. quoting from this "newsweek" article out tomorrow, "revenue flowing from istanbul could be cut off. that means the president has leverage with trump, who will soon have the power to get the turkish imam back to turkey." the turkish president has something he believes trump wants, mainly money, and trump has someone the turkish president desperately wants. so it's kind of what we've been expecting to roll out, right? as "newsweek" tells it, the president-elect has busine

pop singer george michael dieded on christmas day from heart failure. he is in unique voice and the personal struggling that he fought during his life. fans pay tribute to georgerge michael outside of his home in england leaving flowers and other items at the place where e it appears the pop star divedstr heart failure. >> sadly missed. a great man. he's a local man.. michael first gaining star tat us with the teen group wham ingu the early 0s, the pop duo's last christmas is a holiday favorite. last christmas i gave you my right.righ michael eventually moving on a solo career selling over 100 million albums globally and winning album of the year at the 1990 grammy awards. over his career, the 53 recorder duets with aretha franklin, and elton who writes on instagram, quote i many in deep shock byck th my heart goes out to his family, friends and awful his fans. michael was also known for off-stage controversies. he struggled with drug use and was arrested in 1998 for public rudeness. didn't let the arrest silence him h releasing a single making fun of t

being b remembered this morning.orning actress zsa zsa gabore hungarian born actress and socialite diedet attack at her belll air home on she has been in declining healta for years now. gabore known for calling me cali people darling and her many love affairs and tabloid scandals. sd gabore was married in fact nine times. ti had one child a daughter.e cha a she was 99 years old. o. now, a lot of reaction from fro hollywood this morning as you a can imagine larry king tweeted this, there only be one zsa zsaz gabore and i liked her a lot. l rest in piece my dear. d andy cohen treat tweeted zsaweet zsa, rest in peace. and grace buyers tweeted 2016ed2 you can go now. losing too many people this year and recently alan thick de and d zsa zsa, ugh, bye. >> her daughter actually diedlle last year at the age of 67. >> oh, wow. >> 99 years old. >> 99 is a long life. l >> it's funny because we talkedt about how she famously said shed was famous for being famous.am kind of the precursor to a lot t of people saying the kim the kardashian references of today and everything else.everhing e she was marr

also, a headline in "the new york times," trump's health secretary pick leaves the nation's doctors diededd. we'll deal with that as well. stocks at this hour, they're all moving higher at this hour, not bad in a market that is just slightly higher. we'll be right back. ashley: now this, oh, yeah, check this out. fights breaking out in a dozen malls across the country, sparking a social media storm. was it coordinated? i don't know, but, adam, you have more on this. >> yeah, when you look, it was rouga dozen differt malls with a dozen different fights. you're looking at footage from new jersey on the left-hand part of your screen. but 8-10 people got into a brawl in the food court at the mills in jersey gardens, just across the river from here, after someone shouted gun. then there was a fight at the cross creek mall in fayetteville, north carolina, in aurora, illinois. they had to lock down arizona mills in tempe, and then, of course, in ohio, an upscale -- ashley: your old stomping grounds. >> my old stomping grounds. >> he's a celebrity in ohio. >> hardly. ashley: was it the same, basic

especially with the country dieded about his incoming presidency, with his whole campaign being controversialn terms of the ambition and the scope of the address. >> it's going to be, john, a different kind of inauguration. there's just no getting around that. unlike any we have seen before. there are people who never thought they would see the day when donald trump had his hand on the bible and his other hand raised there in front of the capitol. what do you expect? >> people forget how the 2001, post 2000 inauguration, how troubled that inauguration was. i have spoken to a lot of trump backers and supporter whose are planning to go but who in kind of a mode of realism say they think back to that inauguration and think it might be like that in terms of relatively low attendance. they're happy to be going, big supporters of mr. trump's, but they're not expecting it to be like the obama inauguration 2008 or 2012 in terms of sheer numbers. row have you have a much lower wattage celebrities who are going to play, not as big of a television spectacle because they're getting a hard time getting to

and it was dieded -- divided into different cliques, different interests and, of course, navy and army never got along. [laughter] i think it was far more complicated structure of bargaining and deal making, plus, civilians were involved as well and the emperor in some indirect, very, very strange but very powerful way in the end. very much the glue holding together those different fragments of interests. so i think it's okay to say that, of course, commoners, regular people in the street didn't really know why that happened, but that's different from not asking why it happened. so i think they should, they shouldn't be automatically excused or disengaged from the whole why did this happen picture, myself included as the inheritor of that sort of collected guilt. i think i have the responsibility, one way of dealing with the issue myself. people have different ways of dealing with it. but to say that people didn't know what was going on, people in the government didn't know what was going on, so let's try to figure out -- >> host: did your family have a connection to world war ii? >> g