sergeant tristin clinicer has been missing since december 20th from the fort dix military base. leader of the search effort tells "eyewitness news" the 28 year old father was found saturday. >> and, the nfl and major league baseball will launch investigations after an al-jazeera report links several players, including phillies player ryan howard to performance enhancing drugs. main source of the al-jazeera source has also recanted the statement saying he made the whole thing up to quote test the reporter. >> 4:48. time for check on your business news, money watch's jill wagner joins us up in new york, just because christmas is over doesn't mean you should stop shopping? that's what retail remembers telling us. we hear great discount right now? >> in fact, erika there is might be the best week for discounts of the year. potentially up to 60% off maybe more. specially when it comes to winter geese gear, that's because unusually warm november and december has few people in the mood to buy the heavy sweaters and jackets, though, discounts should be plenty this week. >> get that chri

it is totally different than the entire rest of the house. " katie bene-dix - loves the tahitian* room - howard hall's hangout - with palm trees in lights - and imagines the incredible christmases in this home. home." margaret had a catillion every year at this time of year in the great hall .. ll the parties .. dancing ... ... just being able to come here and enjoy family and friends. " everyone knows the legendary lions who lived at brucemore - - but people daughters grew up here too.the nursery glows in christmas warmth - - along with a pair of their roller skates - under the tree - - and a puzzle they put togogher nearyby.brucemore has never been about how the other half lived - - for visitors it's exploring a simpler time and holiday history. history." brucemore is an anchor in our community, it's a cultural hub in our community and it's very much about the stories of who we've been, how we've grown as a community oor the last century. "celebratingng christmas in the corridor - i'm matt hammill holiday mansion tours at brucemore continue until the end of the year. we have put a li

it is totally different than the entire rest of the house. " " tie bene-dix - loves the tahitian* room - howard hall's hangout - with palm trees in lights - and imagines the incredible christmases in this home." margaret had a catillion every year at this time of year in the great hall .. all the parties .. dancing ... ... just being able to come here and enjoy family and friends. " everyone knows the legendary lions who ved at brucemore - - but people forget - three douglas daughters grew up here too.the nursery glows in chrimas warmth - - along with a pair of their roller skates - puzzle they put together nearyby.brucemore has never been about how,the other half lived - - for visitors it's exploring a simpler time and h hiday history." brucemore is an anchor in our community, it's a cultural hub in our community and it's very much about the stories of who we've been, how we've grown as a community over the last century. "celebrating christmas in the corridor - i'm matt hammill hammill holiday mansion tours at brucemore continue until the end of the year. for more informatatn, you can

did he employed before, never in come bass situation. >> a missing marine, tristin, stationed at fort dix mcguire, hasn't been seen since last sunday. i spoke to his wife in ken tuck. >> i great dad, just before christmas, not something he would do. so it is definitely alarming. >> rachael clinic err says they were together on the base last sunday where they live with their young children, than her husband had been struggling with depression. >> definitely been going on for awhile, but it is definitely escalated. >> when she reported her concerns to military officials, she says, he ran off on foot. >> i didn't know then that that's -- that he was in such a mental state that he was until he started texting me and phonecalls. >> she said her husband is worried about his future. >> when you're in the military, like he felt that he couldn't get help because he felt that if he tried to get help, they would kick him out, woe lose his job, then he would -- he just saw his life crumbling from that point. so he was afraid to get help. >> did do search across the base, several agencies including or

it is totally different than the entire rest of the house. " katie bene-dix - loves the tahitian* room - howard hall's hangout - with palm trees in lights - and imagines the incredible christmases in this home. home." margaret had a catillion every year at this time of year in the great hall .. all the parties .. dancing ... ... justeing able to come here and enjoy family and friends. " everyone knows the legendary lions who lived at brucemore - - but people forget - three douglas daughters grew up here too.e nursery glowowin christmas warmth - - along with a pair of their roller skates - under the tree - - and a nearyby.brucemore has never been about how the other r half lived - - for visitors it's exploring a simpler time and holiday history. history." brucemore is an anchor in our community, it's a culturur hub in our community and it's very much about the stories of who we've been, how we've grown as a community over the last century. "celebrating christmas in the corridor - i'm matt hammill holiday mansion tours at brucemore continue until the end of the year. we have put a link t

sergeant clinger had been missing since december 20th from the fort dix military base. the leader of the search effort tells eyewitness news that at the 28 year old was found yesterday. there was no other comment on where he was found or any other details. authorities are still investigating. gentleman goo 15 year old boy is in critical condition after he was shot on a west philadelphia street. police say it all happened overnight. along its 67 hundred block of lead street. the boy was shot in the neck, back and upper right leg. taken to presbyterian hospital. police say the gunman is a black male wearing a black heeded sweatshirt. anyone were you information should contact philadelphia police right away. gentleman goo montgomery one person dead and another injured after a car collided with a tractor trailer overnight. paramedics responded at the scene shortly after two a.m.. a portion of what was stonn road will remain close while the post accident investigations completed. gentleman gentleman a new document links several athletes ryan howard and pay 10 manning to perf

good "d" here by jenny dix... and she finishes at the other end... bucket t d the foul for the saints... but kennedy had this one well in hand... good passing leads to sydney hayden spotting up for one... 47-25 kennedy is the final... stay with c-b-s two -terry has after the cedar rapids police department has 12 new officers.the 43rd class of the rapids regional police academy graduated today at veteran's memorial coliseum. the recruits started their 17-weeks of training back in august and are eager to get on the job.iowa city, university heights, vinton and west liberty also added new officers with today's news at ten.

sergeant trinities craneer missing since december 20th from the fort dix military bales. leader of the search effort tells "eyewitness news" the 28 year old's father was found saturday. there were nother details on where he was found. authorities say they are still investigating. >> 6:06 right now. ryan howard's attorney says he may take al-jazeera to court after the news channel reported the phillies first baseman used performance enhancing drugs. the documentary claims howard and other athlete obtained ped's including human growth hormone. howard's attorney calls the report, quote, completely false, and threatening to sewall jazeer a. the documentary also claimed that quarterback peyton manning had hgh shipped to his home in 2011 when with the indianapolis colt. manning now with the denver broncos is angrily denying those accusations. >> absolutely not. absolutely not. sick, discusting, makes me want to, you know, just -- can't say it on tv but makes me sick, makes me nauseous. there are no shortcuts in the nfl. i have done it the long way. i have done it the hard way,

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sergeant tristin clingem missing since december 20th from the fort dix military bales. leader of the search effort tells "eyewitness news" that the 28 year old father was found saturday. there are no other details on where he was found. authorities say they are still investigating. >>> in this just released surveillance video, philadelphia police hope that you can help them finds these two men who robbed a fairhill grocery store. it happened wednesday when two mask men barged into the grocery store on the 100 block of tioga street. the men had handguns and forced customers to the floor before escaping with cash and other items. no one was injured. if you recognize either one every these suspect you're asked to call police. >>> we may learn later today whether pennsylvania governor tom wolf will sign a budget bill and then a six month deadlock in harrisburg. lawmakers sent the governor $30.3 billion spending bill that did not include an increase for public school aid that the governor had wanted. governor wolf now has three options. he can sign the bill, edge veto part o

dix. and without those tools we would not have been able to do that. and so this is a false debate, matt. this is the debate for theater. this is a debate to raise money, to cut their little speeches from capitol hill, put it on the internet, and then raise money by scaring people in to thinking the government is listening to your phone calls or reading your e-mails. we never were. and when we get sober and we reinstitute the nsa program we won't be doing that either and under a president chrissie, that's exactly what we'll do. >> do you think it will take a tragedy in order for that to happen? >> the question was do i think it will take a tragedy for that to happen. the tragedy has already happened. paris was an intelligence failure. you think these guys got together 15 minutes before the attack at a taco bell? right? and planned that attack. there were multiple folks involved living in multiple countries with specific planning. and we didn't catch them. we didn't catch them. the french didn't catch them. no one else in western europe caught them. and

beautiful pass defense by dix. phil: what a play is right. aaron rodgers, full sprint to extra defensive back, makes a great play against randall cobb. he's sprinting, the defense is there and just flicks it with his wrist about 40 yards down the field right on target. jim: 16 second. packers cannot afford to be tackled in the field of play. rodgers. got a man down there and it's incomplete. abbrederis was the target. rodgers says wait a minute. wasn't that contact? no flag. phil: three-man rush. they let him out of the pocket. abdul-quddus is looking for the football. jim: mike carey, what did you see there? mike: that was a great no-call. both players looking back, playing the ball. the ball comes right to them at the same time. great play by the defense. jim: second -- six seconds, i don't think they can advance it in six seconds. surely not far enough to get out of bounds and kick can a feek field goal so one absolute desperation moment in the middle of the field. to jones. to rodgers to rodgers. how about that? he's thrown down. we have

. >> and nicholas we are told he was a messianic that combined jude dix and christianity and passionate about pro-israel causes an he was outspoken and would have stood up to anything that was stood to him to explain what he believes. very much. went into action, hospitals prepared for the unknown number of wounded after the shooting. this is what the emergency room of arrowhead regional medical center looked like on wednesday after the first emergency calls. the staff had 30 minutes to get ready before patients arrived. and for every person brought in standing by. >> we were given reports of patient injuries. were shot. and mental status. that was basically all we had. as they hit our doors. we had to sort of prepare for a larger influx of patients than we normally would. >> the six patients treated at the hospital are all expected to survive. >>> now we have breaking news on long island. where investigators have arrested a man they say was stockpiling weapons and impersonating an officer. this is a spread of the wednesday found inside the home and vehicle of mark vickers. officials st

beautiful pass defense by dix. phil: what a play is right. aaron rodgers, full sprint to the sideline and diggs, the extra defensive back, makes a great play against randall cobb. he's sprinting, the defense is there and just flicks it with his wrist about 40 yards down the field right on target. packers cannot afford to be tackled in the field of play. rodgers. got a man down there and it's incomplete. abbrederis was the target. rodgers says wait a minute. wasn't that contact? no flag. phil: three-man rush. they let him out of the pocket. abdul-quddus is looking for the football. jim: mike carey, what did you see there? mike: that was a great no-call. both players looking back, playing the ball. the ball comes right to them at the same time. great play by the defense. no call for pass interference. jim: second -- six seconds, i don't think they can advance it in six seconds. surely not far enough to get out of bounds and kick can a feek field goal so one absolute desperation moment in the middle of the field. to rodgers to rodgers. how about

sergeant tristan clinger had been missing since december 20th from the fort dix military base. the leader of the search effort tells "eyewitness news" that the 28-year-old father was found yesterday. there was no other comment on where he was found or any other details released. authorities are still investigate >>> a 15-year-old boy is in critical condition after he was shot on a west philadelphia street. police say it happened overnight along the 6700 block of leeds street. the boy was shot in the in fact, back and upper right leg. he was taken to presbyterian hospital. police say the gunmen is a black male wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, anyone with further information please contact philadelphia police. >>> tensions extremely high in chicago after police shot and killed two people over the weekend. police admit one of those shootings was an accident. the grieving friends and family of the victims say the officers have failed residents. correspond brian webb has more. >> reporter: chicago police admit an officer made a mistake killing view of-year-old betty jones saturday

beautiful pass defense by dix. phil: what a play is right. aaron rodgers, full sprint to the sideline and diggs, the extra defensive back, makes a great play against randall cobb. he's sprinting, the defense is there and just flicks it with the field right on target. jim: 16 second. packers cannot afford to be tackled in the field of play. rodgers. got a man down there and it's incomplete. abbrederis was the target. rodgers says wait a minute. wasn't that contact? no flag. phil: three-man rush. they let him out of the pocket. abdul-quddus is looking for the football. jim: mike carey, what did you see there? mike: that was a great no-call. both players looking back, playing the ball. the ball comes right to them at the same time. great play by the defense. no call for pass interference. jim: second -- six seconds, i don't think they can advance it in six seconds. surely not far enough to get out of bounds and kick can a feek desperation moment in the middle of the field. to jones. to rodgers to rodgers. how about that? he's thrown down. we hav

beautiful pass defense by dix. phil: what a play is right.on rodgers, full sprint to the sideline and diggs, the extra defensive back, makes a great play against randall cobb. he's sprinting, the defense is there and just flicks it with his wrist about 40 yards down the field right on target. jim: 16 second. packers cannot afford to be tackled in the field of play. rodgers. got a man down there and it's incomplete. abbrederis was the target. rodgers says wait a minute. wasn't that contact? no flag. phil: three-man rush. they let him out of the pocket. abdul-quddus is looking for the football. jim: mike carey, what did you see there? mike: that was a great no-call. both players looking back, playing the ball. the ball comes right to them at the same time. great play by the defense. no call for pass interference. jim: second -- six seconds, i don't think they can advance it in six seconds. surely not far enough to get out of bounds and kick can a feek field goal so one absolute desperation moment in the middle of the field. to jones. to rodgers

it started when officer joseph a car belonging to a dix hills couple stopped on the parkway. the driver told ferrohis wife was in labor. he called for help. murray responded. with murray playing midwife, the woman delivered a healthy baby girl at 2:21 a.m. >> didn't they do a fantastic job there. >>> if you noticed you were wifi moving more slowly than usual this time of year, it might not be in your head. a british agency similar to the s.e.c. says that holiday lights can interfere with your home wifi network. never knew that. a single string of lights probably won't bother anything. but the bigger displays, especially the blinking lights can really slow things down. the reason, the lights cause electrical interference, interrupting the signal strength. >> who knew. >>> the 83rd annual rockefeller christmas tree -- is our internet slow here with this tree on now? i'm just wondering. this was lit up tonight. a big ceremony wrapped up just outside our studio. now 45,000 led lights light up the 78 foot tall norway spruce. it was so much fun, wasn't it, ray? >> it was, natalie.

it is totally different than the katie bene-dix - loves the tahitian* room - howard hall's hangout - with palm trees in lights - and imagines the incredible christmases in this home." margaret had a catillion every year at this time of year in the great hall .. all the papaies .. dancing ... ... just being able to come here and enjoy family and friends. " everyone knows the legendary lions who lived at brucemore - - but people forget - three douglas daughters grew up herertoo.the nursery glows in christmas warmth - - along with a pair of their roller skates - under the tree - - and a puzzle they put together nearyby.brucemore has never been about how the other half lived - - for visitors it's exploring a simpler time and holiday history." brucemore is an ancncr iiour community, it's a cultural hub in our community and it's very much about the stories of who we've been, how we've grown as a community over the last century. "celebrating i'm matt hammill hammill holiday mansion tours at brucemore continue until the end of the year. we'll put a link to all that information on our website

beautiful pass defense by dix. phil: what a play is right. aaron rodgers, full sprint to the sideline and diggs, the extra defensive back, makes a great play agagast randall cobb. he's sprinting, the defense is there and just flicks it with the field right on target. jim: 16 sececd. packers cannot afford to be tackled in the field of play. rodgers. got a man down there and it't' incomplete. abbrederis was the target. rodgers says wait a minute. wasn't that contact? no flag. phil:: three-man rush. they let him out of the pocket. abdul-quddus is looking for the football. jim: mike carey, what did you seehere? mike: that was a great no-call. both players looking back, playing the ball. the ball comes right to them at the same time. great play by theh defense. no call for pass interference. jim: second -- six seconds, i don't think they can advance it in six seconds. ofounds and kick can a feek field goal so one absolutut desperation moment in the middle of the field. to jones. to rodgers to rodgers. how abouthat? he's thrown down. we have a flag

we stopped the attack on fort dix from six self radicalized whoicans in new jersey, were obtaining weapons to attack and kill servicemen and women. without those tools, we would not have been able to do that. this is a false debate. this is a debate for theater. this is a debate to raise money, to cut their little speeches from capitol hill, put it on the internet, and raise money by scaring people into thinking the government is listening to your phone calls or reading your e-mails. we never were. and reinstateder the nsa program, we will not be doing it then either. under president christie, that is what we will do. [applause] mr. brooks: do you think it will take a tragedy for that to happen? the tragedy has already happened. paris was an intelligence failure. you think these guys got together 15 minutes before the attack at a taco bell, and planned the attack? there were multiple people involved, living in multiple countries, with specific planning. and we did not catch them. we did not catch them, the french did not catch them, no one else in western europe cut them. now we have san b

it is totally different than the entire rest of the house. " katie bene-dix - loves the tahitian* room - howard hall's hangout - with palm trees in lights - and imagines the incredible christmases in this home." margaret had a catillion every year at this time of year in the great hall .. all the parties .. dancing ... ... just being able to come here " everyone knows the legendary lions who lived at brucemore - - but people forget - three douglas daughters grew up here too.the nursery glows in christmas warmth - - along with a pair of their roller skates - under the tree - - and a puzzle they put together nearyby.brucemore has never been about how the other half ved - - for visitors it's exploring a simpler time and holiday history." brucemore is an anchor in our community, it's a cultural hub in our community and it's very much about the stories of who we've been, how we've grown as a community over the last century. "celebrating christmas in celebrating christmas in the corridor - i'm matt hammill hammill holiday mansion tours at brucemore continue until the information, you can hea

sergeant tristan clinger had been missing since december 20th from the fort dix military base. the leader of the search effort tells "eyewitness news" that the 28-year-old father was found yesterday. there was no other comment on where he was found or any other details released. authorities are still investigate >>> a 15-year-old boy is in critical condition after he was shot on a west philadelphia street. police say it happened overnight along the 6700 block of leeds street. the boy was shot in the in fact, back and upper right leg. he was taken to presbyterian hospital. police say the gunmen is a black male wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, anyone with further information please contact philadelphia police. >>> tensions extremely high in chicago after police shot and killed two people over the weekend. police admit one of those shootings was an accident. the grieving friends and family of the victims say the officers have failed residents. correspond brian webb has more. >> reporter: chicago police admit an officer made a mistake killing view of-year-old betty jones saturday

search and rescue found the body of a missing marine, tris tristan clinger disappeared from maquire dix on stodecember 20th. the 28-year-old was a father of three young children. officials are not saying how he died at this time. a >>> a delviveloping story thats a lot of people talking you and al jeez under fire. it performance enhancing drugs, nepalese like peyton manning and phillies ryan howard. fox 29 sean bell joins us from the newsroom. to that to bottom on what al jazeera posted has a lot of people shaking their head. >> reporter: normally i agree with any report about athletes this one sounds outright fishy. in a -- those athletes colleague including ryan howard were involved in an alleged under ground doping ring, al jazeera used secret recording by the a man by the name of charles slide, a former intern, he's now recanting everything he said to al jazeera. it claims slide provided a hormone supplement from the cling and howard and other athletes dating back to the years 2011. howard along with ryan imiser man hired an attorney and are threatening in lawsuit against the media

good "d" here by jenny dix... and she finishes at the other end... bucket and the kennedy had this one well in hand... good passing leads to sydney hayden spotting up for three... all cougars in this one... 47-25 kennedy is the final... coming up in sports... u-n-i football hopes to keep their season alive... but they'll have their hands full in fargo.... your panther since october... u-n-i footll's been red-hot... steam-rolling their way to seven straight wins... if the panthers can rattle off three more... they'll be f-c-s champions... their way tomorrow... when they return to the fargo-dome for a rematch against north dakota state...u-n-i lost to the bison in a wild back-and- forth game earlier in the season... but don't call this a revenge game or a rivalry... it's just a chance for the panthers to keep the ride going... if i had to pick anyone else... i think i would pick north dakota state... i know the guys are ready to go back there... it's not gonna take much motivation going back to that place... i'm not into who we're playing... i just kno

philadelphia a airport. 2 miles visibility but still fog any lancaster, pottstown, trenton and over fort dixere is some cloud cover, tiny bit of of shower activity the in the eastern shore of maryland. we do expect rain later on in the day but right now it is 64 , normal high for christmas day is 42 and we are at 64 degrees. sunrise time at 7:21. very limited sunshine if we see any at all, mild 51 in mount pocono. fifty-six in lancaster. down in atlantic city we have 67 degrees. and once again is there a dense fog advisory which will continue to about 10:00 o'clock this morning. looking at your christmas day forecast, no snow for sure and a high temperature which will tie the record for this date of of 68 degrees. so very little in the way have of sunshine and probably little bit of rain but we are used to this, we will show you about the temperature roller coaster ride in the the seven day forecast which is just ahead, and maybe we will have some wintry weather coming back to us, of course, mike and alex have more to share on this special a addition of good day philadelphia okay. now there

dix, new jersey, to hand out 250 grocery backs to military families each meal kit was loaded with food and goodies for holiday meals. it's called operation home front and is in cooperation with wal-mart, it assists service members and wounded warriors. >> still ahead here on tuesday afternoon police are trying to figure out if an attempted abduction at a day care is just a misunderstanding. >> i'm nydia han, still trying to figure out the best gifts for your child this old day season, figure out the best tech toys for your kids coming up in whats the deal. winter is hard on your nose. from first sniffles to endless runny noses. puffs plus lotion is soft. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better so you can face winter happily. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. and try puffs softpack today. >>> "action news" continues with alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >>> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with the escalation on so the called war on christmas, who is taking the fight all the way to congress. >> plus, a motive for his madness, why -- rammed hi

while training troops at fort dix, the weapons expert suffered sick injuries.ound up unable to care for himself. >> had perfect pt score his whole career, military career, very active himself and all the sudden he was sitting home, in pain, physically, and emotionally, psychologically he was hurting. >> gary's wife anne marie was catholic high school teacher for 25 years. she loved her job, but retired when she realized his well-being was at steak. >> i would come home and he was very, very depressed and i saw that gradually increasing. >> this is home. >> robert scott worked in finance at the world trade center but overslept on nine/116789 he lost 15 of his friends that day, and decided to enlist in the army. >> i had a job, aid career, then times change. and the red, whitt and blue is calling my name. >> in a tank in iraq in 2009 robert suffered deep vein thrombosis which led to severe brain injury, he's been in rehab and therapy ever since. robert's mom made his health her mission. >> my goal just to make sure robert's okay. all secondary. my husband is seco

dix, new jersey.er, something went badly, and three ended up dead. >> the daughter of the building's owner and another girl fled right after the blast. >> i just went into survival mode, both to get out of the house and then to get away from the police. at that point, i was a combatant. >> the student protesters of the '60s have turned into more serious revolutionaries using far more lethal weapons. >> the '60s, we were all about changing hearts and minds. the '70s was more just about expressing anger. international politics and domestic politics seemed to be decided by violence. and violence only begets violence. >> from the underground, that radical left wing group, the weathermen promises more attacks on the establishment around the entire country starting next week. the medium for this message was a tape recording reputedly by the weatherman rebel leader, bernadine donor. >> sisters and brothers, we are not just attacking targets. we are bringing a pitiful, helpless giant do their knees. guard you

former federal prosecutors to go after dangerous terrorists and he said that he stopped attack on fort dix, there were other highlight of course, including a sparring match between senators marco rubio and ted cruz over domestic surveillance fro programs and data gathering, also battling isis, and of course former florida governor jeb bush calling donald trump the quote chaos candidate while responding to trump ' proposal to ban muslims from entering the united state. alex and mike? >> that's kind of governor christie approach here, attack the current administration as opposed to the other candidates. >> said we cannot be approaching one another. dave, more on that in just a bit. 05:00, disturbing delivery on local doorstep. >> yes, may look like just a piece of meat, and scraps of paper, but investigators are trying to figure out if the meaning behind these items is sinister. the items were discovered outside after home in east mt. airy yesterday morning. it is a little bit small slab of meat wrapped in a muslim newspaper with being cursed. one woman living at the home practicing must lim

governor and as former federal prosecutor to go after dangerous terrorists and stop an attack at fort dix. other highlights also included a sparring match between senators marco rubio and at the cruz over data gathering and surveillance also of course florida governor jeb bush who called donald trump chaos candidate, for the controversial proposal to ban all muslims from entering the united state, guys, back to you. >> thank you so much. we'll see what happens in 2016. and happening today, local taxi and limo drivers will protest in center city over two illegal ride sharing services operating in philly. they're upset over uber x and lift. ride sharing services operate without the same regulations as limo and taxi companies, which enables them to charge less. limo and taxi drivers want city leaders to do more to prevent the services, at the same time, straight lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow the services to operate legally, across the state of pennsylvania. >> happening today, the high profile case of bucks county woman accused of assaulting a cup nel center sitly go to t

the city council explained the dix to a packed room last night, full of concerned residents saying the drought made water more expensive. for example, milpitas gets some water from the san francisco cup which raised rates by 20%. the council heard from one resident who isn't buying it. >> we are given more base numbers and left to speculate they are justified. many of us are unwilling to trust this slight of hand. >> reporter: another woman pointed out that a 65% increase in the monthly bills could be financially devastating to older people who are on fixed incomes. they also question what this could do to local businesses. live in milpitas, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> on a chilly night, trying to stay warm cost some folks their home. investigators say a space heeatr started the fire in an upstairs unit. nobody was hurt thanks to a quick thinking woman who grabbed her 18-month-old niece as soon as she heard the alarm go off. >> pushed me to go into the bedroom, behind the bed, behind, coming up. >> preliminary we're finding the space heater was plugged in using an extension cor

. >> the disease is avilla dix and it needs to be treated but a lot of people, turn their heads. sweep it under the rug. >> donald is someone billy visits at another tent city. he told us, he still struggles with addiction, but says he now goes to a weekly clinic. for doneled a, what billy has done for him has given him hope, and now, he hopes he can inspire change in others. >> maybe some young kid will hear me and say, geez, i don't want to end up like that. >> every time billy needs someone, he gives them a pamphlet. >> this is the most important piece of paper for you. >> hoping to inspire others to join him, to go out and turn addiction into action. one blanket, one conversation, one pamphlet at a time. >> i said if you want to get and i'm going to be the guy that's going to make that happen. >> in lowell, stephanie quinu, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: the city of lowell responds to approximately four to six overdoses a day. not all are fatal. as for billy, his organization has helped several hundred of those in the past six months alone. if you would like to learn more about his

but while training troops at fort dix he suffered significant injuries and wound up unable to care forimself. >> a perfect pt score his whole military contrary, very active him and all of a sudden he was sitting home, in pain, physically, and then emotionally , psychologically, he was hurting. >> gary's wife, ann, was a catholic high school teacher for 25 years. she loved her job but retired when she realized his well-being was at stake. >> i would come home and he was very, very depressed, and i saw that gradually increasing. >> this is home. >> robert scott worked in finance at the world trade center but overslept on 9/11. he lost 15 friend that day and decided to enlist in the army. >> i had a job, career, but then times change. and the red, white and blue was calling hi name. >> in tank in iraq in 2009, robert suffered a deep vein thrombosis which led to severe brain injury. he has been in rehab and therapy ever since. robert's mom made his health her mission. >> my goal is just to make sure robert is okay. i'm secondary. my husband is secondary. >> there are an estimated 5.5 milli

lancaster, the same in millville this morning, now seeing some fog develop in wrightstown, around fort dix, fog any pottstown, reduced visibility to the north of us, in allentown and trenton and reading. we see some fog, as well. precipitation, rain, only rain, way too warm for anything else, that's pretty much gotten out of here. little system came through in the overnight hours. it was with us, in the four, 5:00 hours this morning, now gone, and we just have lingering clouds, they'll hang around for little while. then they'll clear, and by 9:00, 10:00, plenty of sunshine out there, and we get ready for the high temperature, at least, 60 degrees today. so we have temperatures that are on their way, we're already above the average high for this date. average high is 46. we're at 49 right now. forty pottstown. forty-four mount pocono. forty-nine in atlantic city, only 39 in millville. so, it is cool. >> yesterday, 58 greet, today we think we'll crack 606789 then hit 63 on friday. record highs for saturday and sunday, are in danger, because the record for both of those dates is 65. we may ti

it all started when officer joseph farrow spotted a dix hills couple parked. he wandered over to see what was going on. the woman was in labor. so he called for help. murray responded in car 221. the baby arrived at precisely 2:21 in the morning. it was fate. >> it was fate. very cool. >>> now to news for your health. a new call for stores and restaurants to cut down on big portion sizes of food and drink. a study suggests eliminating larger sizes could reduce calorie intake by 29%. researcher also recommend smaller tableware and designing cuttery cutlery smaller. >>> meanwhile, a new study suggests women who take antibiotics late in their pregnancy may increase their child's risk of wheeze. italian researchers studied more than 3,000 pregnant women and their children. they found exposure to antibiotics during the first trimester had no effects on the child. women who took antibiotics during the third trimester did increase the risk of childhood wheeze. trimes sert critical point of your pregnancy. everything is beginning to develop. >> but the lungs in a baby

we prosecuted two of the biggest her tick cases in the world that stopped fort dix attacked by six radical muslim community to get intelligence and used the patriot act. this is the difference between actually being a federal prosecutor and doing something or spending your life as one of the hundred debating it. let's talk about how we do it. which bill one of these guys like more. the american people don't care about that. >> thank you. >> dr. carson, you are in favor of mosques and school with anti-american send imt. what do you call anti-american? >> let me complain, this is the first time i've spoken. several people had multiple questions. please try to pay attention to that. now, as far as monitoring is concerned. what my point is, we need to make sure that any place, i don't care whether it's a mosque, a school, a supermarket, a theater, it doesn't matter. if there are a lot of people getting there, engaging in radicalizing activities. then we need to be suspicious over. we have to get rid of this stuff and people are worried about something is going to stay or is islam joe, phobic o

josh: production for the charles dix dickens, it's featured from ballet to vaudeville. the 886 seat theater has seen its shares of ups and downs, but it's going strong and supporters say the live theater remains an important art form. >> young people especially are being deluged with rock concerts, stuff on the internet. rock concert, and seeing live performers, there's nothing like it in the world. >> so don't be a scrooge. it's not too late it runs through tuesday, december 22nd. josh: we've got a show for you in the skies. it's lots of sunshine and blue skies, milder than you might expect for this time as well. 40's and 50's all weekend long. amy: the news does continue at the top of the hour with today's stories. we're tracking several new overnight stories. where crews found the home owner when they arrived. also, spirit of giving. we are live with a look at this weekend's toys for tots drive. how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking

dix from being attacked from six radicalized muslims from a mosque in new jersey because we worked witho get intelligent and we used the patriot act to get other intelligence. this is the difference between having been a federal prosecutor and actually doing something and just spending your life as one of 100 debating it. let's talk about how we do this and not each bill which these guys like more. people don't care about that. >> thank you. thank you. dr. carson. you're in favor of monitoring mosques and schools where there is anti-american sentiment. what do you consider anti-american? >> well, first of all, let me just complain a little bit. this is the first time i have spoken and several people have had multiple questions. so, please try to pay attention to that. now, as far as monitoring is concerned, what my point is, we need to make sure that any place, i don't care whether it's a mosque, a school, a supermarket, you know, a theater, it doesn't matter, if there are a lot of people getting there engaging in radicalizing activities then we need to be suspicious of it. we have to g

we prosecuted those and stopped fort dix from a mosque in new jersey because we worked with the muslim american community to get intelligence, and we used the patriot act to get other intelligence to make sure we did those cases. this is the difference between being a sandrr doing spending and spending your life as one of a hundred debating it. let's talk about how we do this, not about which bill these guys likes more. the american people don't care about that. host: we're talking about last night's final republican debate. who do you think won? lisa in florida, a republican. you're on the air. caller: i think donald trump, and i think rubio and bush better look at what's going on in the state of florida and tcheck out, some of the reports that have been given to the police about homes and stores where they have the muslims have -- when i say stores, i mean, places where did you to eat, restaurants. they have pictures showing the americans that they have killed holding their heads up. host: have you been to these places, lisa? caller: yes, i have, and they have stacks and stacks of pa

they brought ak-47s, they were planning to attack fort dix and kill american soldiers.ly they were caught and convicted, and they are in prison. we did not learn the lesson that we should have learned. this woman from pakistan who helps her husband killed 14 in california is proof of that. i remember seeing on nightline a few years ago that there were schools in pakistan that were teaching very young children to hate the west and christians and juice. and to kill them. -- christians and jews. we need to be much more careful about how we screen immigrants. i don't agree with trump on banning all muslims but we do need to be more careful. this is my question. i think part of the problem is the actual numbers. there have been so many more immigrants in the past 10 or 20 years than in earlier decades. its set of numbers makes difficult to screen people. you, we will let our guest respond. guest: i think you raised a significant number of questions. first, the threat we are facing today is not new, there have been plots including successful attacks on u.s. soil since 9/11. i

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