(johnny duckworth/busboy at randy's southside diner) "it's not mine. i work for a living i make money."randy took the cash and the slip back to the bank... where clerks quickly realized it longed to someone who had no idea he even lost it.(darrell cox/had $3,000 returned by johnny) "the bank called and i was like why is the bank calling me to tell me they have my money when i just got the money. so i went to the bank and they told me randy brought it in."but randy and johnny had no idea who it belonged to until thursday... when darrell came back to his regular came back to his regular spot. (darrell cox/had $3,000 returned by johnny) "he was here at the counter and i i s baba at the booth with one of my grandsons, i wrote him a note on the back of an envelope ... it said merry christmas to a super honest guy."(johnny duckworth/busboy at randy's southside diner) "his nephew came with the same envelope that had the $3,000 in it. gave me $300 out of itit cool. the e heart, gave me some heart."the same can be said for darrell..(darrell cox/had $3,000 retur

duckworth. >> thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, thank you for being here today. general dunford, i know you're no stranger to the committee, but welcome in your new capacity as chairman of the joint chiefs. i just want to point out my support for my colleagues' earlier discussion on the need for congress to do our job to actually take some action on a new aumf. i understand the president did submit a draft amf earlier this year, we in fact had hearings on it, secretary carter, you mentioned that also. but i think it is vital that we get this right. and the amf is part of that. i think the men and women who deploy in harm's way, some of whom may not come back, as was the case with master sergeant wheeler, need to know they have not only the moral support but the legal backing of our nation. i hope we here in congress would devote equal effort to having this debate and talking about the true costs with regard the sacrifices required. as we get into the deeper

he handed duckworth 300-dollars. christmas came early at the gas pump this year. .the nationwide average for a gallon of regular dropping to two dollars a gallon, according lucky. our average is closer to $2.53. at 6:30 outrage tonight after the release of new video in a deadly police shooting. the disturbing clip is raising questions about what really happened when california sheriff's deputies were trying to handcuff a suspect. and we'll have an update on the crash of small plane on it's way to henderson when it crashed just outside of bakersfield, killing everyone onboard. and for breaking news and weather updates anytime.. just download the free ktnv mobile app for your smartphone or tablet. opportunity has no slow season. no off-days, or downtime. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage ofour season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with the family of a man who died after an

duckworth: it's not a stagnant process. you are constantly reviewing, and when you have new cases, you go back and look at other things that can be done. mr. bersin: i think the so-called hot wash, the after-incident, particularly with the tragedy of that proportion, leads to a lot of examination and soul-searching about how we strengthen the system. we will never get to a point where that process ends. this is clearly an example of something that requires continuous improvement, and when we have an incident, a tragedy of that proportion, yes, we look at what could've been done, what should we have known, what can we know, and begin to address that. rep. duckworth: do you have a process in place that is a periodic review of your processes that result in further improvements? mr. bersin: we do within dhs and in the interagency. there's a constant review on an annual basis. for example, the watchlist guidance, how do we manage these vetting processes? rep. duckworth: i yield back. rep. chaffetz: i think the gentlewoman. we wi

duckworth, ms. kelly. and after that we will hear from our witnesses.d then afterward heard from all the witnesses we will go to questions. so with that i look at the first opening statement, and begin welcome everyone. it's interesting the age that we live in of new technology and communications, with all of the incredible technology that we see and take for granted everyday, we are entering a new era in transportation technolo technology. and there's some of the older panelists, members in the audience will remember when you used to open the hood of a car and you could take out the various parts, identify everything. now you need almost a ph.d degree to figure out what's in there and it's capabilities are just astounding. a lot of safety features in cars we didn't have before, but we today are going to address the issues relating to again what we call the internet of cars, and look at some of the implications of that technology. and i think some of this was highlighted just some time ago went i guess it was a cheap vehicle was hacked your and fortunat

he said he gave duckworth a small cash reward for his kind of like this look.tool" phase. whatever. >>> well, the flyers have been playing very well likely and they are trying to keep that up in columbus last night begins blue jackets. to the third period of the game flyers trailing two-one and not anymore, scott lawton picking up his fourth goal of the season to make it two-one. later flyers will try to tie it up and check it out big goal by jay voracek who had been struggling. the that is his third goal of the year. game initial to overtime and then shoot-out, last chance for the flyers, he made the save on brayden schenn. that is the game. columbus wins three-two. this is his third game with the team and they pick up his first, nhl win. >>> lots of college basketball yesterday we will start with villanova on the road taking on eighth ranked virginia. to the second half of the game villanova trailing, but chris jenkins doing his part and drains the the three pointer. he add game high 23 points. that will cut virginia's lead to three. sixty-eight-six two. then

johnny duckworth works at a diner in colorado junction. a week ago today.. he found an envelope with three- grand in cash behind a booth and immediately handed it over to his boss. the atm slip was still in the envelope... so the bank was able to contact the owner.. who had no idea he dropped it when the man returned to the diner a couple days later.. he rewarded johnny with a big tip for being so honest: (((darrell cox/had $3,000 returned by johnny) "he was here at the counter and i was back at the booth with one of my grandsons, i wrote him a note on the back of an envelope ... it said merry christmas to a super honest guy." ((patrick walker)) people who've heard the story are so impressed with him.. they're now raising money for him on a go fund me account. in just 3 days, people have donated nearly 9- thousand dollars.//// ((patrick walker)) > santa could what's costing the man in the red suit more than 50 million dollars... and here's a hint... it's not the toys. ((patrick walker)) > staying tonight at 4.. the popular high tech gifts most vulnerable to

tammy duckworth said "i didn't lose my legs in a bar fight - of course women can confirm in combat", and congress woman said it's about time >>> tonight is a grim milestone for an american journalist imprisoned in iran. jason rezaian has been locked up for 300 days. a petition was delivered, half a million signed it calling for his release. the reporter for "the washington post" was convicted in october of espionage and other charges, his family and the newspaper say he's innocent. >> president obama welcomed the holiday season in washington by urging americans to come together after the shooting. the president spoke before he and the first family lit the national christmas industry near the white house. actress reese witherspoon hosted the event. featuring several performances and the president hoping santa claus sing jingle bells. i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us, for the latest news any time head to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with "inside story". have a great night. [ singing ] >> the president raise dz eyebrows when saying no over development country has shoot

congresswoman tammy duckworth said i didn't lose my legs in a bar fight, of course women can serve in combat. congresswoman martha mcsally said it's about damn time. >> carter realizes there may be difficulties, but the decision's made and all the services will have to follow. >> that egyptian police are searching for three suspects after an explosion killed 16 people. attackers through molotov cocktails and a nightclub. officials said one man was an employee who had been fired, but an eyewitness gave a different account. >> three men came to the nightclub on a motorcycle, but they wouldn't let them in, so they come back with three molotov cocktails. they threw them and escaped. only two or three inside died. >> three others who managed to escape are being treated for burns and smoke inhalation. >> germany's parliament overwhelmingly approved a plan to join the fight against isil. lawmakers voted to provide 1200 support personnel, reconnaissance jet to the coalition. germany will not involve in combat. they pledged to help france after last month's paris attacks. >> the justice depart

find regulars like darrell cox "3 or 4 times a >>: "and hard working people like johnny "thumper" duckworthg the experience pleasent and comfortable. " >> mark: these people who come in here our family to us, we take care of them. >>: "but these two men now share a connection beyond the prototypical "have a nice day." >>: "nice to know there are honest people." >> reporter: flashback to tuesday, when darrell came in for breakfast and sat down at booth #10. >>: "bacon & eggs." >> reporter: he paid and left not realizing he forgot something very important behind.around this time johnny was talking to his boss, owner randy emmons. >>: "he's worked for me for 9 years. he's one of the hardest working guys i've ever met." >>: "it's usually more than what i do work for but that's ok i like it i love my job." >> reporter: johnny went about collecting dishes, washing them, and checking the house to make sure the diner was spotless. >>: "i was coming around here to check around like i always do, i wanted to look in the bathroom. just laying on the floor, dead as a door knob just laying there. so i pi

johnny duckworth was working an envelope with $40,000 in it. he handleded that envelope over to the diner's owner who then found the rightful owner. >> he was here at the counter, and i was back at the booth here, and i had one of my grand here, and i had one of my grandsons with me. i just wrote him a note on the back envelope and said merry christmas to a super honest man christmas to a super honest man. >> he came up and gave me $300 out of it. cool. gave me some hearts. >> daniel: that is awesome. people are digging into their own pockets to help johnny. he doesn't have a car and is having his paycheck garnished for medical bills. someone started a go fund me page and they have raised, get this, more than $3700 bucks this, more than $3700 bucks low gas prices are helping to boost holiday sales. decline declining oil and gas prices are giving people extra money to spend. online sales are expected to jump between 6% to 8%. >>> a 9-year-old girl in weymouth is making a big she is giving them their own birthday gifts. police in the weymouth pos

trail, gop senator mark kiki of illinoisa&a& is blasting his democratic rival representitve tammy duckworth in a tv ad for voting against tighter restrictions on the syrian refugees."isis disguised as syrian refugees u.s." no date set for a senate vote on this issue. and some democrats are concerneda&but won't say *how* they will vote . i want to make it clear that weweave to have the most stringent security screening " most republians think the best way to pass the refugee bill is to attach it to the omnibus spending bill of 1.1 tririion dollarsa& needed to avoid a government shutdown by december 11th.mcconnell "the refugee issue is likely toe dealt with in some way.. an omnibusa& there are a lot of moving parts as you know."and pundits say *if* this volatile issue *is* added to the spending bill, it could be the game-changer in a *potential* government shutdown.im jeff barnd reporting. the state department's refugee processing center says roughly 22-hundred syrian refugees have arrived in the u-s since fiscal year 20-11. that's when the syrian civil war began. coming up in sports -- what

congresswoman tammy duckworth said i didn't lose my legs in a bar fight, of course women can serve insally mcnally said it's about damn time. >> carter realizes there may be difficulties, but the decision's made and all the services will have to follow. >> the mayor of chicago said the city will release the police video showing another fatal shooting by chicago police. activists have been pushing to see the video that shows the killing of ronald johnson last year. the release follows protests over the shooting death of a teenager by a different officer last year. in the johnson case, the father of five the police say pointed a firearm at officers. >> word soccer working on major reforms after a second round of indictments and arrests for fifa officials. >> it is just the latest development in the scandal has has rocked the soccer world. john henry smith has more. >> disarray at the top of fifa, as more officials are charged in a growing corruption scandal. >> for the second time in six months, officials were placed under arrest, including two top fifa vice presidents, and several more

johnny duckworth was working his normal shift when he found an envelope with $3,000 in it. he handed that envelope over to the diner's owner who found the rightful owner. >> he was here at the counter and i was back at the booth and i had one of my grandsons with me. i just wrote him a note on the xhae s to a super honest man. >> came up and handed me the envelope and gave me $300. to the heart. gave me some heart. >> catherine: this morning people are digging into their own pockets to help johnny. he sdrunlt a car and having his paycheck garnished to pay for medical bills. someone set up a go fund me and raised $3700. >>> decline >>> declining oil and gas prices have given shoppers extra money to spend and a lot of people decided to use that extra money to shop online. according to the national retail federation,line shopping sales are expected to jump from 6% to 8%. >> catherine: maybe they are buying sweaters because runners donned their ugliest afire donned their ugliest attire. the ugly sweater run was held in atlanta from tutus to onesies. they displayed their christm

duckworth. >> thank you mr. chairman. gentlemen thank you for being here and general dunford you are no stranger to the committee for welcome in any capacity as chairman of the giant cheese. before guitar line of questioning i just want to point out my support for my colleague bost earlier discussion on the need for congress to do our job to actually take action on in new aumf. we did submit a draft amendment earlier draft amendment earlier this year and general carter you mentioned that also but i think that it is vital that we get this right and aumf is a part of that. the men and women to deploy in harm's way some of whom may not come back as is the case of sergeant wheeler deserves to know that not only do they have the moral support but the legal backing of our nation. so i would hope we hear in congress would devote equal effort to having this debate in talking about the true cost in terms of the resources and sacrifices required as we get into the deeper discussion of one strategy over another. chairman what i'm co

we have received from photos from anna duckworth at lake merritt. >> el cerrito police department havecy roads on san pablo avenue. >> wow. >> that's all hail associated with the passage of a thunderstorm. >> wow. >> okay. >> lots going on. >> you're up next. >>> we are going to talk about the friday commute. good morning, everybody. 580 in the westbound direction, chp doing a fantastic job of clearing up several accidents which happened all along the westbound direction of 580 through oakland. the newest one they had to deal with was west 580 near 980. all lanes are now open. but traffic very slow. you can see traffic delayed now almost from the highway 13 turnoff approaching 980. an accident in the clearing stages in walnut creek. southbound 680 near south main. we are seeing several spinout accidents with cars hydroplaning because of the very slick roads this morning. and deep standing water reported in many areas. chp is warning of this flooding along northbound 880 approaching broadway in the outside lanes. and you can see we now have a little bit of slow traffic. the red tailligh

calls for mccarthy's dismissal, and emanuel acted after more and more came out, including tammy duckworth, a member of congress who was running for the senate, a democrat, calling for garry mccarthy to go. and today, there is increasing pressure on anita alvarez, the prosecutor in this case, appearing on msnbc earlier today, representative louise gutierrez withdrew his endorsement of alvarez and her bid for re-election in next year's election. he had said that he would support her and endorse her, but today, he said he called her and said he could no longer support her, because of the way she's handled the laquan mcdonald case. and in all of this, mayor emanuel was trying to move forward, trying to come up with a solution in appointing this board, overseeing the police reform, but his problems are continuing to mount. erica? >> nbc's john yang in chicago. let's turn to nbc chief legal correspondent, ari melber. a couple things we want to point out here. obviously, the violence and complaints about the police department in chicago are nothing new. they have made national headlines. for yea

johnny duckworth was making sure the diner was spotless when he stumbled upon the envelope of money. he gave it to his boss -- who counted three- thousand dollars inside. the customer was grateful for johnny's honesty. "makes me feel a lot better about people. knowing there are a lot of honest people out here. like i said i never have known where it went, i would have never had a clue." "these people who come in here our family to us, we take care of them." the customer ended up giving johnny an envelope with three-hundred dollars inside. he wrote on it -- "merry christmas a 9 year old girl in massachusetts gives all her birthday presents to underprivileged kids. police in the area posted her story on their facebook page. they say she donated her presents to the toys for tots program. the program, which is innitiated by the u-s marine corps-- collects holiday gifts for kids whose families wouldn't otherwise be able to afford them. the little girl's mom says her daughter was raised to be giving and kind. the five republican presidential debates have been during week day prime time...

kendrick duckworth, mar anthony spears and pharrell williams. "blank space" by taylor swift. maximum martin, shellback and taylor swift are the song writers.s. "girl crush" by little big town. hillary, linzy, lower mckenna "see you again" by wiz khalifa. and "thinking out loud" by ed sheerara ed sheeran and amy wadg are the song writers. >> and last for us is album of the year. >> album of the entire year. >> all 365 days, alicia. >> the entire year goes to -- well, not -- well, the nomimies. i'm getting all excited,'m on the w wng day. all right. "sound and color" by alabama shakes. "to pimp a butterfly" by kendrick lamar. "traveler" guy chris stapleton. "1989" by taylor swift and "bouty behind the madness" by the weeknd. >> every time you look at the category category, it's so hard to choose. >> as a songwriter, i think song writing is one of the most incredible things. no matter what the music sounds like, although the music definitely drives us to lesson, the song, how it's written, makes us listen for years. so to me it's like the most accomplished, the greatest accompli

because he refused to keep 3 - thousand dollars he found at work.johnny thumper duckworth washes dishes at randy's southside diner in grand staying with friends. tuesday... thumper found 3 - thousand dollars in an envelope on the floor of the restaurant. even with his own financial problems... he gave the money right to his boss... who then found the rightful owner.restaurant owner randy emmonsnshen set up a go - fund - me account for thumper... hoping to reward him for his good deed. as of this morning... it's raised more than 15 - thousand dollars. the fund will eventually put a roof back over thumper's head... and help pay for some medical expenses. 3 3 3 3 the timberwolves welcomed tim duncan's spurs team that's won 5 championships since 1999. see if they could pull an upset. chris is next with sports. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at sunrise, with jacob taylor"3 3 3 we're checking up with moose again on this thursday morning. what's up moose? 3 "weather on the ones, brought to you by siouxland federal credit union" 3 thursday morning and early afternoon could bring some scatter

. >> thank you, chairman and every game mcgrady member kelly and ranking member duckworth. i kahliah barnes with the law counsel for the electronics press information center. i think as an independent nonprofit research organization focused on the emerging related human rights issues we thank you for holding the hearing today for taking the time to consider the important privacy implications of internet cars. new vehicle technologies offer a variety of services to american drivers and are quickly being implemented by car companies. but the new technologies typically based on internet connectivity also raise financial privacy and security concerns that the congress needs to address. as cars become more technologically sophisticated they collect a lot of personal data including physical locations, destinations, text messages and phone records. most car companies and other companies including google failed to inform consumers of the data collection practices and few give consumers control over their data. auto companies also use personal driving information for various purpose

now the gentlewoman from illinois, miss duckworth. >> how long is the training for the new service officers in consulate services? >> the officers going out for a consular assignment for the first time tk a training course that is six weeks long at the foreign service institute here. and then, as i say, after arriving at post, are normally engaged in the process that each post sets up for assigning a more experienced officer to work with them the first few months. >> the first few months. also we have managers, more experienced officers, and the visa decisions issuances and refusals of the less experienced officers are reviewed by more senior officers, and are the basis of discussion to talk about what that officer looked at, what they based their decision on, what questions they asked, what questions they might have considered or pursued. and it's -- so there is of course an ongoing training program as people are settling into the job. >> so approximately equivalent to an infantryman who goes to basic training and we send him to combat under the soup vation of more experienced leaders. if

duckworth? >> welcome in your new capacity as chairman of joint chiefs.i want to point out my support for my colleagues and the discussion on the need for congress to do our job to actually take some action. didderstand the president submit a draft unit earlier and we did have hearings on it. vital that we get this right. i think the men and women who deploy under harm's way, some of them may not come back, as those -- as is the case of master sergeant wheeler. i would hope we hear in congress would devote equal efforts and talking about the true cost of these efforts and the sacrifices required as we get into the deeper strategy of one over the other. are you going to focus on the global strategy with i sold? we have not discussed other reasons where isil is established outside the middle east where i believe it is just as big a threat if not more. i'm thinking libya. was recently i sold insaying that libya is the affiliate we are most worried about and the hub from which they project across north africa. while we have a clear and present danger in syria

duckworth: approximately equivalent to an infantryman who goes to basic training, and we send him to, under the supervision of more experienced leaders. if we can trust our young americans to go to combat, i think we can trust our consular

duckworth, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ms.w long is the training process for those foreign service officers who end up in consular services? >> the officers who are going out for a consular assignment for the first time take a training course that is six weeks long at the foreign service institute here, and then as i say after arriving at post, are normally engaged in the process that each post sets up for assigning a more experienced officer to work with them for the first few months. >> for the first few months. >> also, of course, we have managers in the section, more experienced officers, and the visa decisions,ish or shiewnses and -- issuances and refusals of less experienced officers are reviewed by more senior officers and are the basis of discussion to talk about what, what that officer looked at, what they based their decision on, what questions they asked, what questions they might have considered or pursued. and so it's -- there is, of course, an ongoing training program as people are settling into the job. >> so ap

representative tammy duckworth and i have introduced the seniors and veterans' emergency benefits act, the save benefits act, to give retirees, veterans and americans with disabilities a one-time payment of about $581. that is the equivalent of a 3.9% increase over the average social security benefit, the same percentage raise that c.e.o.'s received just last year. now, where would the money come from? well, we can pay for it by -- just by closing the tax loophole for the c.e.o. bonuses that exceed a million dollars. in fact, according to the chief actuary of the social security administration, closing just this one loophole will create enough revenue to give a $581 raise to seniors and vets and still have billions of dollars left over to help boost social security trust fund for the future. the save benefits acts will give seniors, vets and the disabled an extra $581 a year. $581 a year may not mean much to a c.e.o., but that money would cover almost three months of groceries for seniors or a year's worth of out-of-pocket costs on prescription drugs for someone on medicare. for senio

representative tammy duckworth and i have introduced the seniors and veterans' emergency benefits act, the save benefits act, to give retirees, veterans and americans with disabilities a one-time payment of about $581. that is the equivalent of a 3.9% increase over the average social security benefit, the same percentage raise that c.e.o.'s received just last year. now, where would the money come from? well, we can pay for it by -- just by closing the tax loophole for the c.e.o. bonuses that exceed a million dollars. in fact, according to the chief actuary of the social security administration, closing just this one loophole will create enough revenue to give a $581 raise to seniors and vets and still have billions of dollars left over to help boost social security trust fund for the future. the save benefits acts will give seniors, vets and the disabled an extra $581 a year. $581 a year may not mean much to a c.e.o., but that money would cover almost three months of groceries for seniors or a year's worth of out-of-pocket costs on prescription drugs for someone on medicare. for senio