but with each day, dominick gets better. better. "starting to open up, but for a long time, but good portion of this month, just couldn't get him to smile. but yeah, he's getting better now." dominick is on the autism spectrum, and doesn't understand what happened.his mom and dad don't really understand ?why? it happened... say something. (eric) why is that so important? (fredrick) we want justice for dominick, i think he deserves that." sections of the carpeting and their ottoman are being tested to see which accelerant was used in the fire.meantime, dominick's favorite foods will be waiting for him when he leaves here...pizza and blackberries.outside children's hospital tonight, el, cbs 58...michele...back to you. west allis police asking for help in finding three suspects. they say they were involved in a theft at a business near 57th and beloit.if you know who these people are... call west allis polcie. two cars crash ..one driver left at the scene as his car is stolen. stolen.police are still looking for the suspect who got int

a >> dominick: about to go with michelle waterson, the way she went in and handled paige vanzant.rd to deal with, she is bigger and stronger than most of these girls, and she's good at scrambling. you see michelle waterson sinks her hips and go straight to the choke out the scramble. this is high level grappling, this is good stuff. the way that she finishes the choke and stays with it, her chin on her hands to finish it, and paige was doing all the right things to try to fight it, but michelle waterson just looked very composed and like a champion tonight. she has something for these ladies to deal with, i will tell you that. >> jon: no nerves whatsoever, we know she is opportunistic with her submit game. fourth career win by choke, and her ninth career by submission, none bigger than that one as she gets it done against paige vanzant prayed a lot of things away to michelle waterson after a big performance tonight. so the strawweight's on display here this evening, but in less than two weeks it will be the bantamweight's in the main event, as ronda rousey returns looking to recla

a >> dominick: about to go with michelle waterson, the way she went in and handled paige vanzant.ith, she is bigger and stronger than most of these girls, and she's good at scrambling. you see michelle waterson sinks her hips and go straight to the choke out the scramble. this is high level grappling, this is good stuff. the way that she finishes the choke and stays with it, her chin on her hands to finish it, and paige was doing all the right things to try to fight it, but michelle waterson just looked very composed and like a champion tonight. she has something for these ladies to deal with, i will tell you that. >> jon: no nerves whatsoever, we know she is opportunistic with her submit game. fourth career win by choke, and her ninth career by submission, none bigger than that one as she gets it done against paige vanzant prayed a lot of things a big performance tonight. so the strawweight's on display here this evening, but in less than two weeks it will be the bantamweight's in the main event, as ronda rousey returns looking to reclaim the title against amanda nunes. >> we hav

. >>> joining me out from berlin, dominick thomas, he studies at ucla. if this is linked to some kind of jihadi group. that's not official yet. if that is the case, there will the political ramifications, for germany and angela merkel. >> as you can hear, implications are enormous. there's lots of activity in the area right now. more and more police arriving. it's 8:00 in the morning here. the truck is about to be towed from the facility. in terms of the implications, whether this is a lone attack, or an accident, this raises the discussion of security in germany. if it's national identity, to protect germany from refugees or asylum seekers. and for angela merkel, this is a nightmare feeding into the election ps and this feeds into the discourse of the alternative for germany's far right party and other populist parties in europe. >> what about beyond germany? this feeds into politics in other countries, in europe right now. in particular, france. >> reporter: yes, this happens on the heels of the attacks in france on july 14th. where basically, a state

great athletes and i think we have to check in with dominick see how independence hall turns out. >> delicious. >> still ahead here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> making a space delivery. >> japanese rocket races to the international space station, why i had mission is so important. next. hey, lauren? >> hey, well, the weekend is almost upon us. and it is going to be a great one for movies, for the fireplace, for the holiday shopping, because it is going to be cold. high temperatures don't even make it past the freezing mark in the pope knows, with scattered snow showers for both saturday, sunday, bright sunshine saturday, in the city and down the shore, but high temperatures struggling once again upper 30s, not so much improvement as we head into sunday, few more clouds, could see chance of late day >> today launch from japan comes a week after a russian shipment was destroyed shortly after lift off. the capsule contains nearly 5 tons of water, food and other sprays, including batteries for the solar power system. the russian rocket makes this delivery all the more urgent for the as

also to dominick thomas in berlin. talk about the manhunt. security expert, former member of israel's counterterrorism unit. we understand that law enforcement can't track everyone. but failed asylum seeker, links, under surveillance because thought planning a burglary to raise financing for weapons. could have been anyone, just a face in the crowd. this guy has red flags all over him. >> this isn't just a face in the crowd. clearly somebody german authorities looking at. and not just germany, interpol in europe is where it's strongest. so many countries across europe. for them to centralize all the information, interpol is key ingredient. but where was the surveillance? why did it stop? that surveyance is the key and first part of the all of the preemptive work to prevent future terror attacks. why not listening to his cell phone, tracking it. let me be clear. everything is done with cell phones. tap into the cell phone. already red flagged, a team of people track the cell phones of the suspects and know where he's going. asylum seeker, tryi

little dominick, from doylestown, well, we have learn now that he's died.tumor this past spring. he was eight years old. the community really rallied around him. we met him when we went out to doylestown, we had him on the show. beautiful, beautiful family. and, so, yes, now we've learned that he has passed. >> we all prayed for dominick, he has lost that battle but we will be along with him, just breaks your heart. so sorry for his family. we pray for them now. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. >>> okay. it is time for empire wrap. to you watch last night? >> i watched. >> you always watch. >> speaking of going there. >> yeah. >> it is going there and luscious went there. we though luscious is a little bit crazy but he and his

dominick, officials in germany haven't said if the attack was linked to a jihadi group. if it was, what are the political implications for germany and chance lar angela merkel? >> the political implications are going to be absolutely overwhelming. we already see this in the response from the interior ministry who is reluctant to call it an act of terror. people are being airful about what they say. angela merkel is well aware of the fact that in 2017 a general election is coming up. she's already had to make several statements concerning the treatment of the migrant and refugee crisis going back to the summer of 2015. she also, more recently, made a statement about possibly trying to ban the full-face muslim veil in german society. she understands clearly that anything to do with terror, islam, migrant refugee crisis and ie sigh lum seekers will defy the election. which whether this is an act of terror, inspired or copycat act, german society will be talking about this for the months to come and be a difficult conversation. >> a politician with the right wing national pa

how about dominick in new york, dominick?>> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: is there an upside for home depot this holiday season? >> yes, there is. come on. i mean this is a company that you buy and you hold and you do homework. buy some here. if the trump rally fizzles, you buy some lower. but they had a great quarter, and they are a great company. alex in virginia, alex. >> caller: booyah, jim. thanks for having me on. >> you bet. >> caller: i'm calling about intela therapeutics. >> too risky. too risky. you can do it totally as a spec. that's it. ed in new jersey, ed. >> caller: hey, how is it going, jim? >> real good. how about you, ed? >> caller: great. the question for you is about eto. i've been watching this since it ipoed. >> he wedon't want to mess with the broken ipos. we got too many things going wrong in good stocks. think of sales foersz. how about robert in florida. >> caller: hey, robert from south florida. good to talk to you. >> good to have you on the show. >> caller:

from the intelligence ers, crowd gathered yesterday to remember eight year old dominick. died last wednesday after nine month battle with brain cancer, memorial took place at central bucks west high school and was organized, michael's family said his support, from friends, neighbors, the church brought light in their dark hour. >> the reading eagle the pennsylvania turnpike making several changes as the winter season approaches, among them, storing food, water, supplies at roadside, and i will proving communication with stranded drivers and improving communication with commercial drivers, like bus drivers and truck drivers. the change has come after snowfall last january strands the almost 500 cars for more than 24 hours. >> and from the philadelphia and flyers, the archdioces every philadelphia says it will close four churches effective january 11. they include two in the sit, one montgomery county one in chester county. >> and, those are some of the newspaper headlines across the delaware valley. >> well, tough loss for the birds, but they say don't count them out. they

the donkey. >> oh, people don't like dominick?is says it is great for international calls and also whether you don't want to use minutes, because you just use wifi. >> makes sense. >> also, patrick tweeted that great for international phonecalls. thank you. >> nice job. >> there could be a new celebrity couple. >> j-lo might have newman. >> drake. >> yep. >> he gets around. >> they've been spending a lot of time together lately. sources were around both of them tell us, you know what, only matter of time, reportedly draining rented out fancy restaurant west hollywood. j-lo was his guest, all close friends. >> what? >> yes. so we hear 20 other joined the party but the couple only had eyes for each other. and even have video, "tmz" of them leaving together, in an s.u.v. ya. and, j-lo recently posted picture of the two of them together because he went to her show in vegas. >> okay? >> and he's been, twice, actually. two of her shows. and they're both on the rebound, both had recent break ups. and sources close to them "tmz" was talki

number four spot, dominick the dong. >> i got that one. >> all i want for christmas is number three.s the mariah carey that we all love the reason why the 3,000 people said it it was annoying to them, or irritating, was the fact that they play it so much on the radio. >> that's also number one on a list for being good. >> number one on my list is number two on their list, grandma got run over by a, well, reindeer, right? i think we're missing the word reason dear. >> the original. >> and then? number one. is this. >> ♪ >> ♪ wonderful christmas time ♪ simply having a wonderful christmas time. ♪ >> simply having a wonderful christmas time ♪ >> i don't mind that one so much. >> i think it is the ee-ee-ee part of it. paul mccartney, considered one of the most irritating songs. >> interesting. >> i got to go back to the one, grand ma got run over by a reindeer. i metal mow and patsy. they voted and performed, i met them in los angeles one time, coy not admit to them that i thought it was horrible. >> so what did you tell them? >> in fact, it was up in new york, they were on the show, they

. >> dominick from australia has adopt add tradition.ingerbread house that is become more elaborate by the year. >> what you can do, put lights inside and then they shine through the glass. >> celebrating philly this year, making independence hall, while some admit being away from home during the holidays can be tough? >> real a family thing. so of course we started missing my family. >> their upcoming two dozen shows, those who come to see them dance feel like family. >> love, and getting together with your family, getting together with your friends. it is universal. >> indeed it is. pa ballet's the nutcracker opens tonight, and runs through december 31, and if you would like to get tickets, we of course have a link posted on our website at cbsphilly.com. >> i'm sure in the story you get to see behind the scenes, spike to the performers. more respect for it all. >> incredible, nice athletes, nice people, work hard, put on great show. no reason to miss it. two dozen performances. got to get out there. lot of excitement in south jersey fo

om will be joined by dominick, larry, former u.s. treasury secretary.at 6:00 a.m. in new york and 11:00 a.m. in london. ramy: great, great lineup there. let's check on news on the last week-day of 2017. courtney. courtney: activists are reporting a first death in syria since the nationwide cease-fire began. a man has been killed by a sniper fire in the eastern suburbs of damascus. but there's been no word of major violations of the cease-fire brokered by russia and turkey. democrats are preparing a case against donald trump's nominee or treasury secretary steven mnuchin. they say he preyed on the middle class workers. that's according to "the washington post." they'll focus on his purpose of a subprime mortgage lender who has repeatedly been accused of wrongful foreclosures. a federal judge has denied a request to delay a confidencey hearing for dillon ruoff. he killed nine african-americans in a charleston, south carolina, church. the judge asked for a psychiatric evaluation taking place this weekend. attorneys acting as hi stand hi been counsel asked

dominick chuy joins us from headquarters with a look at which stocks could be poised to help the mostards 20,000 and hopefully our economy, the country, and rve everybody else, beyond 20,000, here are the stocks that show the most upside potential. here are the consensus analyst targets and the upside possibly for these stocks. if you look the biggest gainer could be nike among current members of the dow, right now, analysts target prices have it going up possibly by 20%. visa also up there by 18%, if it can get there. nice move higher for the dow. pfizer on the health care side of things, 16% upside. and apple up by 12%. the one of these stocks that will add the most obviously will be apple. has the highest price. it could contribute the post points to a possible down move. as for the stocks that have had a nice run and could be poised for a move down, check out jpmorgan. right now it's 5% already above its analyst target price. ibm shares after a nice run this year, one of the better performers in the dow is already 7% above its analyst target price. and goldman sachs, the one with