they have used eb-5 to save jobs during difficult economic times. but that's eb-5 yesterday. today eb-5 is mired in fraud and abuse. it suffers from obvious and outrageous flaws. security violations are rampant. the incentives of congress to promote investment and create jobs in the rural and high unemployment areas is the sole reason why i championed the program have been rendered obsolete to economic gerrymandering. only 3% of eb-5 investors now invest in rural areas. 3%. the distinguished senior senator from iowa and i understand what a rural area is, and they're not being served. less than 10% invest in true high unemployment areas. almost every other eb-5 project uses gerrymandering to qualify as distressed, despite being located in the most affluent areas of the country.

have eb-5 financing. the claim that eb-5 is responsible for all these jobs is false. eb-5 merely allows developers to replace their conventional financing with dirt cheap capital subsidized by the sale of u.s. visas. it's not just exploited by wealthy american developers, chinese developers. even the chinese government itself has now exploited the eb-5 subsidy. it's beyond troubling when a foreign government is permitted to earn tens of millions of dollars from the sale of u.s. visas. now, the proposal i developed for senator grassley would address this to require background checks, to require third party oversight funds, investments from investors. it would ban foreign government ownership of an eb-5 company and end gerrymandering. it would provide small incentives to direct a small portion of investment to underserved areas. just 15% to both rural and urban poor communities. but even this was too much for the developers and some lobbyists. i think it's gluttonous, shortsighted corporate greed to block t

highs around 30. 3 3 roads are in great shape this morningno sign of any slick spotsi-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking system. drivers should use alternates to get around this closure.another reminder that the i-41/894 sb exit ramp to greenfield ave. is now closed through the summer of 2018 for the fall of 2017. also closing long term, the lincoln ave. exit ramp from i-894 sb is expect to remain that way through summer of 2018. traffic new this morning..one man seriously hurt after being hit by a car in milwaukee. milwaukee.it happened near hampton and appleton around 11 last night.police say a 61 year old man walked into the street and was hit by a serious injuries.the man was taken to a local hospital ...where he is in critical condition this morning.police say the driver stayed on the scene. also new this morning-- cudahy police are looking for a man who approached a 13-year-old g

watch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and overpasses.i-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation. i-94 wb will close overnight at 84th st for roadwork.at the zoo interchange the s-w and n-w system ramps will close for roadwork.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking system. drivers should use alternates to get around this closure.another reminder that the i-41/894 sb exit ramp to greenfield ave. is now closed through the summer of 2018 for reconstruction. the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- 41 s the fall of 2017. also closing long term, the lincoln ave. exit ramp from i-894 sb is expected to our top story at 5 -- a warning for drivers. the snow and icy roads caused dozens of accidents across southeastern wisconsin. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from washington county with a closer look at the we are in slinger this morning.... where the roadways appear to be wet. i'll step out of the way and give you a bet

side of the roadway starting at lincoln ave.a reminder that the i-41/us-45 sb systerm ramp to i-94 eb is now closed long term until spring 2017. this will have an impact there is a lot to celebrate for one virginia family this christmas....after a pretty tough few months. months.the ryans were on their way to lynchburg in a cross country move--- but things didn't go as planned... and the family was torn apart. apart.melissa ryan: "we were moving from oregon."and it was just a really great feeling. we were so excited." excited." melissa ryan and her kids-- greg and hailey-- were driving cross-country in august. they labradors-- thor and zeus. hailey was chauffering the dogs. but as the family caravan left grayson, kentucky- disaster struck on the highway. hailey's car was hit by a semi. 3 melissa ryan: "and by the time i got back zeus was gone. and he was pinned between two seats" seats."hailey ryan: "i didn't know how to go on-without zeus." zeus." they put out fliers... made multiple calls-- and months passed.then on october 28th... a miracle.ryan received word that a man in kentucky

watch it on bridges and overpasses.there will be a full freeway closure of i-94 eb at moorland rd. th i-894/41 nb will close overnight at greenfield ave. for a traffic switch.by tuesday morning i-94 eb will no longer have access to the 84th st exit as it will be shifted left to a new roadway. i-894 nb will still be able to access the 84th st. exit rampwatch for slowing.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking system. drivers should use alternates to get around this closure.another reminder that the i-41/894 sb exit ramp to greenfield ave. is now closed reconstruction. the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- 41/894 sb will close through the fall of 2017. also closing long term, 3 in a small german town... one couple has pulled out ?all the stops? when it comes to their christmas decorations.from the outside--- thomas and susanne's house ?doesn't look out of the ordinary?--- but inside, it's filled to the rafters with christmas trees. in fact, there's mo

watch it on bridges and overpasses.there will be a eb at moorland rd. through the zoo for a traffic switch. i-894/41 nb will close overnight at greenfiav tuesday morning i-94 eb will no longer have access to the 84th st exit as it will be shifted nothing was stopping the packers from a win at lambeau yesterday. not the snow...certainly not the other team. rough game for the seattle seahawks... but we'll take it! our team looked great! the pack won 38 to 10. and that's now ?3? in a row.. for the pack. the green and gold keep doing what they need to do... to stay alive in the playoff picture.cbs 58's kevin holden an highlights from green bay. kevin: "all pluses, i'll check marks in this win this time around scott. the packer score 38 points, they have six takeaways on defense and hey a lot of confidence for these last three games."scott: "and there should be for the defense especially. 13, 13 and 10 is what they have allowed and this is a defense that has been saying for a while that they are one game away, one play away, and once the turnovers happen the

watch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and overpasses.i-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation. i-94 wb will close overnight at 84th st for roadwork.at the zoo interchange the s-w and n-w system ramps will close for roadwork.drivers take note that the water st. bridge december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking system. drivers should use alternates to get around this closure. the snow and icy roads caused dozens of accidents across southeastern wisconsin. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from washington county with a closer look at the conditons this morning. kyle? we are in slinger this morning.... where the roadways appear to be wet. i'll step out of the way and give you a better view of what we can see this morning. the roads near this part of i41 are pretty clear now... but that yesterday. in fact no far from where we are this morning, a wisconsin state trooper was responding to an accident when another car slammed into his cruiser. you can see just how bad the damage is.the trooper is pected to be okay, the

no major closures are planned overnight.the traffic switch planned for this morning along i-94 eb has been pushed to next week due to the cold temps. new this morning...one person is dead and three others are hurt after a bad crash in kenos. kenosha.it happened along 1-94 at highway 1-42... around 11 last night. night.according to the kenosha county sheriffs department--- a woman driving a volkswagon ?spun out? and crashed into the median.then a van hit her car.the woman in the volkswagon died at the scene. the three people in the van... were taken to a local hospital with ?moderate to serious injuries.? the southbound lanes of 1-94 we?closed? after the - bucrash- now to a developing story... police are trying to figure ouwho shot and killed a 15- year-old girl last nig on milwaukee's north side. it happened at a home near 35th an cbs 58's julie parise is live in the newsroom.... with the latest on the investigation. family members tell us melanie johnson was inside her kitchen yesterday just before six o clock. police say that's when bullets flew threw the kitchen window, hitting and

there will be a full freeway closure of i-94 eb at moorland rd. through the zoo for a traffic switch.i-894/41 nb will close overnight at greenfield ave. for a traffic switch.by tuesday morning i-94 eb will no longer have making ?news around the nation?--- police say... they ?killed a man?... who ?stabbed an officer? in texas. call... about a man ?threatening to hurt himself? with a knife in his apartment. when investigators got to the scene yesterday... they say he ?refused to drop the knife? when officers approached. police say... he ?stabbed one of the officers? in his arm more than once... and that's when ?other? officers shot him. the suspect-- identified as a man in his thirties--- was pronounced ?dead? at the hospital.the injured officer is in ?stable condition.? a young child is dead... after a house fire in northern iowa. it happened over the weekend in mason city. authorities say... a neighbor noticed the home was on fire...called for homeowner.when crews arrived--- the house was ?full of flames.the state fire marshal is investigating the

no major closures are planned overnight.the traffic switch planned for this week along i-94 eb has been pushed to next week due to the cold temps.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its use alternates to get around this closure.another reminder that the i-41/894 sb exit ramp to greenfield ave. is now closed through the summer of 2018 for reconstruction. the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i-41/894 sb will close through the fall of 2017. also your green thumb might turn a little ?rusty.? but...even inside, you can still be an active gardener. we speak with an expert at boerner botanical gardens... about making ?festive? holiday pots. 3 12:41:09...most of us don't think about being in the garden in the winter. you can find everything you need in your own backyard . this pot was made from materials here at the garden. all natural. dogwood, grass, pine cones, colored greens. does take a lot. this is one i started. tall nice full top. 18-24". skirt with edge. the back

saturday...mostly 3 3 roads are in great shape this spotsi-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will new this morning... cudahy police are looking for a man who approached a 13-year-old girl for sex. sex.police say yesterday.. the suspect tried to made contact while she was walking home. once just driving by. a second time near swift and holmes... he stopped his car and made a sexual comment to her.and a third time near edgerton avenue. that time he got out of the car and asked for sex. she says that's where she la saw the suspect. 3 she describes him as a white man... average to slightly heavy build... in his late 20's to early 30's.she says he has a long - chest length - brown beard. he was wearing a baseball hat and driving a blue or gray colored car.. possibly a newer model.. four-door. information you're asked to call cudahy police at the number on your screen. it's 414-769-2260. 3 also ?new this morning?--- one

side of the roadway starting at lincoln ave.a reminder that the i-41/us-45 sb systerm ramp to i-94 eb is now closed long term until spring 2017. this will have an impact on your morning drive.drivers will want use the follo 3 it's said a photo is worth a thousand words... and in ?this case? it was all about love. 23-year-old cassie foster never expected her early morning hike on mount bachelor with her boyfriend "justin coats"... would turn magical. cassie and justin met at their local church... and their first date was on mount bachelor eight months ago.so it was the perfect setting to get down on one knee and ask an important question. the wedding next year. 3 if you have your coffee in hand.. stay with us.this story will put starbucks lovers in a good mood this morning. 3 3 3 plus .. these people were freezing for food.we'll tell you why they decided to stand outside of a new chick-fil a restaurant overnight in the cold. good morning, everyone. it's thursday, december 8-th. we have a lot of new stories this morning--- but first to the story that's impacting ?everyone?-- the weather

roads are wet and slick this morningwatch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and overpasses.i-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation. i-94 wb will close overnight at 84th st for roadwork.at the our top story at 6 -- the milwaukee county district attorney's office will ?not? file charges against the wauwatosa police officer who shot and killed jay anderson. the shooting happened back in june at madison park.the wauwatosa police department has now released dash cam video of the shooting-- the video so many people have been waiting to see. cbs 58's ?kyle aevermann? has been covering this story since he joins us live from the wauwatosa police department to show you the video. 28 seconds. that's how long the video released by the tosa police department is.we do want to warn you the video is disturbing. the officer involved activated the camera after the shooting-- preserving the moments leading up to the fatal shots.investigators say the officer ordered anderson to put his hands up--at first anderson's arms are raised-- down toward the passanger seat, then b

no major closures are planned overnight.the i-94 eb 3 still ahead... gru and his minions are headed back to theaters. a first look no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this saturday in national news...authorities in colorado are going to use new d-n-a testing technology in hopes of solving the 20-year-old jon benet ramsey ca. case.boulder's district attorney says any new results will only be significant if they can be matched with other evidence authorities already have.jon benet's body was found in on december 26, 1996, in the basement of the family's home in boulder.no one has ever been charged in the case. 3 closing arguments are set to begin today in the dylann roof confessed ... ...to killing nine people in a charleston, south carolina church.if convicted, roof

roads are wet and slick this morningwatch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and overpasses.i-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for 3 in national news--- prosecutors in california say... ?murder? charges are possible... following the deadly warehouse fire in oakland, california. california.fire crews have recovered at least 36 victims from the burnt-out structure so far. they now say... they don't believe they'll find ?any more.? hundreds of peole were inside the building for a concert when it ?caught fire? late friday night.there were only twofunctioning exits... so dozens of people got trapped. remain, number one, to recover these victims and to run a 24-7 recovery effort until every victim has been found." found." has been found." found." fire investigators are still trying to determine ?how? the fire started. a massachusetts teen is being held without bail...charged with murdering a classmate. classmate.16-year-old lee paulino, was found decapitated near a river in lawrence. yesterday...15 year old mathew borges went in front of a for first degree murder. the police report st

they wanted foreign governments and even sovereign wealth funds to own eb-5 projects. they wanted to delay rules saying foreign governments could not own or administer regional centers by requiring bureaucratic. despite the changes we made this year on this very strict provision, they continued to water it down in every negotiating session that we had. they didn't want regional centers to have to consult with local officials about eb-5 projects to ensure that economic development efforts were coordinated. they wanted to do away with a requirement that a foreign investor would have to create at least one direct job before obtaining a green card. now here you've got a situation where a program was instituted 25 years ago to create jobs, particularly in rural america and high unemployment areas, to create jobs, and they don't even want the investors to show that they're going to create at least one job. right now then, they use economic models to show indirect jobs. near the the existence of of those jobs nor the loalt location of those -- nor the location of those jobs c

side of the roadway starting at lincoln ave.a reminder that the i-41/us-45 sb systerm ramp to i-94 eb is now closed long term until spring 2017. this will have anmpact on your rning drive. 3 a photo has gone viral.and it's all thanks to one un-expected guest during a man's kayaking adventure. adventure.this is what happened when john koester and his wife heather went kayaking at elkhorn slough. slough.this otter started swimming over to the boat and then just jumped right in. koester says the otter rolled onto his back ..and even ?can? be dangerous... so the koesters are lucky this otter seemed friendly.koester says he never felt scared..but after about a 15 minute ride around the harbor, he decided it was time for the otter to go. 3 reaction time.. coming up at 6:30... a booze bubbler!sounds pretty cool right?we tell you exactly what it is and... how you could win would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] yost won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! oro to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. w

to announce several times now that the resort and at times the casino is at capacity, i'm told that ebs and flows and standing out here, it is freezing. temperatures dropping. what they don't want is people to be stuck waiting outside, so the message is if you don't have reservations at the hotel or at the restaurant, not to try and come here this weekend. take a look at some of the video that we got last night. everybody flowing in. well, we heard from 10:30 last night to noon today, 50,000 people visited the new mgm grand. that is way more than they expected. i spoke with a spokesperson for mgm heai number of hotels in las vegas in his career. this is the first time he's ever had to say come at a different time. don't come here this weekend. if they're at maximum capacity, it's a situation where there's one person out and one in and you're going to be left waiting. they don't want people to have bad experience, they want everything to be positive. they've worked very hard to accomplish that. again, not so much of an issue with the traffic so far, i know that hasn't been a major issue.

that means we are going to see this conflict ebbing and flowing. right now it is in favor of the syrian regime, but three months from now, who knows? jonathan, thank you very much for joining us this evening. three islamic state leaders involved in plotting for -- four in terror attacks have said to be killed and an airstrike in syria. the pentagon said they were planning another insult -- another assault at the time of their death earlier this month. they help facilitate last year's attacks on november 13 here in paris. all three were part of a network led by a tunisian killed in an airstrike last month. ,owing to protect the french france's new prime minister has given his first speech to parliament. theard cazeneuve called on national is silly to extend the year-long state of emergency to cover the presidential elections here next year. he pledged to make battling terrorism a priority during the fry -- the five months that remain of france law holland -- franÇois hollande's term. >> they were able to do so due to a state of emergency. the state

account to be entertained an hour of video games now so you see them and it is in realtime to immediately ebs force to take that into account that 25 percent are purely violent like call of duty but if they play video games when it is one of the most effective training tool. >>. >> but with their own economics. but to deal with the girl plasticity so how does that impact that? with those juvenile star adults how can they mitigated against future violence? >> those are those research studies want so we don't know. we don't know what are the consequences of the physical manifestation that much of what could be done has spent and done. did is not that satisfying. >>. >> last six years i have been keeping track in of previews at of theater 75 percent are violent that doesn't mean that my research is any good sotol of grupo about dr. daniel because they may want to read him. >>. >> he was a psychiatrist and say studied the brain everything is in his books he is doing the research that you were doing. >> before performing the research. >> you spoke about and with that dopamine so as far as working

watch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and overpasses.i-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation. zoo interchange the s-w and n-w system ramps will close for roadwork.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will 3 a trooper wound up in the hospital after a car slammed into his cruiser yesterday during the storm. it happened on i-41 ?in washington county?just north of slinger. state patrol tells us the trooper was on scene of ?another? crash when it happened.a family from michigan was in the other car... the mother and her three boys were also taken to the hospital.no word on their injuries... but the trooper is home and is expected to be okay. 3 and make sure you download our cbs 58 ready weather app.you can track the storm right along with us... and see the most-up-to-date forecast for now to a big ?developing? story--- a ?criminal investigation? is now underway... into friday night's ?massive warehouse fire? in oakland, california californiamore than 30 pe

first chance of rain in the early ebbing hours. thursday looks like a messy day. two on our storm impact scale. at this point we're doing to stop the rain midday saturday. but of course if you download our app you get those push alerts and we'll have updates of course in timing will probably change. >> brat. did i hear you say three inches of rain? >> i know. i know. >> it seems like a lot of rain. >> there's still time for it to figure itself out and change. >> thanks. >>> this morning we're getting new details. sherri papini's husband is releasing bits and pieces about what happened. papini vanished three weeks before thanksgiving and suddenly reappeared that thursday. questions remain about exactly what happened. he spoke to abc news in an exclusive interview. >> i can tell you that there was, you know, guns involved. >> someone has gun you're going to do what they say. >> yeah. and i would say it's -- it's more than that as well. she didn't get into a vehicle on her own or even pulled to, i guess you could say. >> hundreds of people in redding welcomed sherri

chp closes eb i-580 in oakland, 2 people shot in vehicle motorists were advised to use i- 880, ca-13, ca-24 as alternate routes. a sig-alert was issued at 7:25 p.m. the roadway opened shortly before 10 p.m. after a major traffic snarl. there is no word on the victim's conditions. both were transported to the hospital. a chp spokesperson believes they are both adults. but they were not identified. it appears only one vehicle was shot in this incident. a man and woman were shot on june 30. increased patrols, nor were they arrest in that case. on monday on 580 in oakland the chp says that the driver of a black mercedes fired shots at a honda that have been tailgating him. no one was hurt but the honda, you can see it was riddled with bullet holes. the incident shut down eastbound lanes near grand avenue for several hours.>>> dale la salle high school players faces felony sexual assault charges. 15-year-old boy assaulted a female student from carondelet high school across the street. it happen after football game last month. the girl told the principal three days later. the name of the bo

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. >> reporter: the crowds ebbed and flowed the entire day from check-in to baggage claim and pickup. an hour delay because mechanical issues capped off months of waiting for ted and kathy charles. >> my heart feels good. >> reporter: their son is in the air force and is training in texas. >> it feels really good. kind of surreal right now because there were some points where it felt like i was never going to get home. >> reporter: as for suzy vandenberg, her moment had also come. hugs are not in short supply at gate d arrivals. for many families, this is where their holiday can begin. >> feeling good to have him home and his three brothers too. i'm looking forward to having them all home for christmas. it will be a nice holiday. >> reporter: it's so nice. and to maintain that joy, it's really important, again, i can't stress enough to get here with plenty of time. about two hours early. again, those delays may not be at the security line. they may be just to get to the terminal. reporting live from the airport, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc10 news. >> safe travels to all of them, aundrea

her crimes appeared in cafe society and especially her friendship with two men, eb dubois and paul roberson. because they were her grandparent's friends, the relationships were more personal and not political. in reality, lena was one of the luckier black listed artists although banned from network tv for ten years and movies for six years, her nightclub career and international touring career never suffered. in the case before tv made people stay home at night, she was one of the nightclub performers. by 1957 cleared by the black listers and starred in jamaica, a hit broadway musical. broadway, by the way, basically ignored the black list. lena wasn't the only black calhoun to be suspect. frank had his own black list cloud in washington where he was investigated by the civil service loyalty board and founder of the committee, dance discrimination in housing. supposedly ferreting out an americanism, black listing was an excuse for racism. appropriately enough the modern civil rights era began in 1960. in april of 1960 a full page add appeared in the atlantic constitution. we the students of

no major closures are planned overnight.the traffic switch planned for this morning along i-94 eb has been pushed to next week due to the cold temps.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into is now closed until december 16th 2016. 3 ((???1:30 seconds??)) 3 the city of milwaukee is ready for next snowstorm. check it out. 20 tons of salt was dropped off at the poof milwaukee yesterday.the city will use it to ?keep roads from freezing over?... when the temperature drops.the port actually gets shipments like this once or twice a week. 3 with cars."bardo towing" at 38th and lincoln towed about 350 cars this weekend. employees tell us they look forward to this time of year. as soon as it starts snowing, we s money signs. you know, there's always going to be a hicle on theroad." road." employees say the tows are a combination of crashes ...and people simply forgetting to moheir cars with the first big snow. 3 local firefighters are honored.... for an unlikely reason! they say they we just doing their jobs... but an area family will be forever grateful. 3 a cbs 58 exlusive this

the northeast, this is our big storm system across the coast, still bringing snow to northern new ebbingland and we will have lake effect snow cranking up in the next 24-48 hours as the low exits but again areas across the great lakes and new england will sigh the bulls eye of snow. we could have wind gusts in excess of 20 or 30 miles per hour until the storm departs later on this evening. all right, for time square, i don't know where you're hearing about the rain drops. not going to happen in my forecast. cloudy skies and 40-degrees. that's pretty good because in the past it's been much colder than that but we will keep rain drops away from eric and kimberly would be doing festivities on fox news channel on new year's eve. new york as well, atlanta, you could have some showers in your forecast and across chicago and st. louis, that's a pretty good forecast if i do say so myself. back to you. lauren: i'm going make a mat just like that but mine is going to say almost 20,000 for the dow. janice: that's good, inventive of you, lauren. lauren: thank you for the inspiration. janice: i want

i got it ebs on tuesday from a great great great krantz nephew who is said history professor. [laughter] and also apologized to be for his family's propensity to name all the people in the family either john or sam. [laughter] when you read the book is very hard there is john, jr. that was really tough to do. even my son's name was sam bush was a coincidence also want the young man that i write about in the book the same name but not the same birth year pdf. >> since we are here at the national press club by eminent treat to talk about the journalism side. travel is a mid-1800s hearses now looking at matthew brady with the 24/7 news cycle quick. >> there was that same reaction going on in the middle of the civil war brought the battle of antietam there was some very graphic after photos and it changed the conversation it did not allow them to distance themselves as much as a was going on about what impact that would have that is the same thing we have had on the internet what is journalism? so that aspect and that was also the technology of it. i do love into a chapter in the

the pop star sold more than 100 million albums and fans and sleb ri tease are paying -- sell eb rits are paying -- celebrities are paying tharp respects. they are leaving plow ers and notes at his home in england. >> thank you, george, for the music. >> his passing to the world announced on christmas day. miss man -- his manager said he died of heart failure. >> it's sad to hear the music. >> michael shootin international star dom in the late '80s as part of the wham. joop therm coming off of a.m. huge punk rock phase and they were pop. he made the turn to his soul side which he did with his two first solo records was stung. >> he was arrested for lewd conduct in los angeles in 1998 and struggled with substance abuse. his later years is marked with donations to charities for cancer patients and soes suffering with. >> streaming of his music went up more than 3,000% on monday. >>> a mid life career change turned her into the oldest woman to graduate from the alameda county sheriff's department. >>> new laws scheduled for next week. still to come, a look at the pay raise that kol forei

corridor s the roadway starting at lincoln ave.a reminder that the i-41/us-45 sb systerm ramp to i-94 eb is now closed long term until spring 2017. this will have an impact on your morning drive.drivers will want use the following detours. watertown plank rd to hwy 100 and 3 thousands of high school seniors ...are often checking the mailbox this time of year applied to uw-green bay might find out on snapchat ...a social media app where you can send and recieve pictures .. videos and messages. katelyn santy::46-:52 "they would definitely get a snap before they'd get their mail packet. students get the snaps pretty immediately because it's a place where they are they spend a lot of time there." there." the school says it's able to see when a student sees their message.and so far admitted students are excited. stay with us-- michael is getting some tips on making your holiday party a little more festive.how's it going, michael? 3 you're watching the cbs 58 we're trying to lift your spirits this holiday seasons. you know...make your drinks a little better. better. cbs 58's michael schlesinge

while it will be much cooler by the time get there, we're ebbing back slowly closer to average. the occasional overcast out west and the continued cloudiness up north. you will notice a more organized area of precipitation to west. temperatures will be marginal further south toward berlin and whitefield and lebanon, i think the chance you see a couple of mixed showers out there later this morning and turning over to light snow as we cool off later on this afternoon and tonight. upper area of low pressure is going to keep it unsettled for the next 24 hours. there go heavy but there could be a few inches of accumulation. starti occasional light snow or flurries tomorrow. a few upper 20's in some of the lower lying valleys where we had the clear skies overnight. in general, not a bad start. five or six degrees shy of our normal highs this time of year. most will be in the 40's. maybe a couple of southeastern spots trying to reach up near 50 degrees today. the breeze will start to pick up and will gust at times through afternoon over 20 miles an hour. a cooling trend will continue.

now the lines are starting to build again, it's ebbing and flowing this morning at the security checkpoints between terminals d and e. you want to leave extra time just in case, you don't know how you'll hit it. it's a big travel year, 130 million americans are expected to travel for the -- 103 million americans are expected to traditional. 1.2 million will travel 50 miles or more. 7% are traveling by air we're seeing some of them here today. leave time when you head out this morning. there will be lots of passengers and full flights. christmas is this weekend. hanukkah starts tomorrow night. a lot of people have a lot of places to go, you want to leave time to get through security and get to your gate. >> go early, but it's never early enough, as you can see we left really, really early and we're still kind of pressing. >> we just packed the car up, we started about a day beforehand and we're frequent cruisers, this is my mother's 83rd cruise, she also used to it and we have the bags in the closet and pull them out and jump in the car, we're good to go. >> checkpoints terminal d and event.

side of the roadway starting at lincoln ave.a reminder that the i-41/us-45 sb systerm ramp to i-94 eb is now closed long term until spring 2017. this will have an impact on your morning drive.drivers will want use the following detours. watertown plank rd to kate tubing on lake geneva 3 this is me- braving the cold waters of lake geneva last december college scholarships and pancreatic cancer reasearch. the event is back this weekend at gage marine in william's bay. new this year-- "freezin' for a reason" raises money for the "santa cause super charity"... which supports the "12 charities of christmas" in walworth county. we'll put a link to more information on our website-- cbs 58 dot com. freezin for a reason is tomorrow from 11 to 4 at pier 290-- part of gage marine-- in - water is 15 degrees warmer than last year, so participants have it easy this year! you can now take a tour of lambeau field... with a packers alumnus! alumnus!the tours are similar to the classic stadium tour route... but packers alumni will be on the tour, telling stories, giving insights and their perspective o

eb and kg. that's what we call you around the building. you watch that every single night.now that cnn colluded with the clinton campaign. they were seeking out questionso ask donald trump. they were feeding questions to hillary before a town hall. >> they got caught with their pants down and it wasn't pretty. that's all i got to say. >> that's very descriptive, kg. >> really. >> it's true. >> they were exposed for the hypocrisy. . they were a cnn clinton network. they were in the bag for her. they should hash tag every time they do a tweet, i'm with her. now they're upset because their candidate didn't win and they're trying to trash tack president-elect donald trump who has overwhelming support and lit the country red because people were tired of the mainstream media, tired of politics as usual and wanted somebody that was going to do something different and drain the swamp. >> they're making a big deal in the liberal media about what they call fake news. if you're "the new york times" or politico and allowing only clinton to edit a piece you're writing about her before i

he will invest $1 billion in one eb, as a pledge to president-elect donald trump.tment is expected to new e almost 3,000 engineering and manufacturing and support jobs in the u.s. over the next four years. start-up said it $1.2 billion. as al finance better known sofi. the san francisco-based company hunt for the additional funds to raise $500 million in additional equity. one of the is fastest growing online lenders. we caught up with the c.e.o. take a listen. get was wonderful to support and existing investors we are doing is using it for the budget sheet. e learned the need to have a balance sheet and originate during periods of market dislocation. we continue to expand that as we're profitable in creating the balance sheet today. you're raising more money? raising more money and one of the biggest challenges is sheet challenge where we place production. $16 and $20 billion originated in loans. deep pocketed relationships with investors that are in the business of buying loans is helpful. the round.talyst for >> you started off in student oans and moved into new

. >> reporter: an estimated 200,000 revelers are ebbing perfected to pack the waterfront here to watch the fireworks show and ring in the new year. officers say the embarcadero will close to traffic. the area has been packed with hundreds of thousands of revelers and with terror attacks over seas and france and germany, san francisco police are saying they are on high alert. they will be fully staffed on new year's eve with uniformed officers on every block. plain clothed officers in the crowd. and the bomb squad on duty. >> i know our bomb squad will be full force. going from one call to another call. we tend to normally get a higher number of calls for suspicious packages. it is audiotape just a backpack left unattended. >> reporter: we shot video of the crews getting ready for the crowds installing fencing and police are advising anyone to use public transportation. muni will be free. cool train and bart will all have extended hours. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> well, new year's eve has become a very profitable event for bay area businesses and since new

and in those ever-ebbing and flowing tsa lines, we found an unbothered britney mays. >> my flight boards in 25 minutes. >> you're cutting it close. >> i like tsa pre-check and i believe in it. >> patience along with your a must for tsa lines any time of year. but especially this year. >> it's a lot more packed. i get overbooked. >> by aaa's count, roughly a third of all americans, 103 million people are traveling 50 miles or more over the next 11 days. driving is most popular, but to beat crowds, today may have been your best option to fly. >> i try to travel a day or so earlier than i think the crowds are going to be. >> and looking live at those big bags being dropped off or processing, experts say expect more of that to be coming tomorrow. when the holiday rush in essence really picks up. that starts tomorrow, friday, and it will stretch until the first monday in january. january 2nd. barbara and melissa, back to you. >>> 93 million people will get to grandma's house this christmas by car. that's a 1.5% increase over last year. most drivers will pay the second cheapest new back then t

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the tolerance of the local population is ebbing. that's one of the reasons many refugees started moving toward europe. they could not leave in adequate conditions in neighboring countries. >> what do you think of what president-elect donald trump said that he would suspend the syrian refugee program in the u.s.? what do you think is the possibility of that and what kind of message is it sending? >> it's certainly not a message of burden sharing. the u.s. has taken about 12,000 syrian, canada has taken 25,000, the europeans are not showing a lot of support. traditionally, the u.s. has been fantastic leader in humanitarian causes. i would hope it will remain so. the indications so far are not very good. we hope that this will be reviewed. as i mentioned, the neighbors countries have done all they could. they are bursting over the seams on holding refugees, and we have to bring some sense of burden sharing. after all, the west is supporting some of the parties, and therefore, it has a duty towards the victims of the conflict. >> presid

democratic discretion of those players that will start thinking of the global markets in a different way ebsand more so than the u.s. or europe drive public opinion. and this is the global traders of that is a dynamic and a big driver. >> and to give the of perspective of mexico in a rare er head did with nafta up. is the level interconnected across mexico the u.s. and canada where the products cross of border with a very dramatic with uh industry trade and with those 11 trade agreements and that is building products together. and then where we should denies and with the impact of the trade agreements with the 5 million jobs depend on trade with mexico and other nine with trade with canada so they are related to trade with number-one and number to customers in the world. said that this a peculiar element sodium placement aspect -- so with mexico we have almost $50 billion of foreign direct investment into the united states and these are in specific communities as to what are those benefits we must dig deeper not just the level that we hear about but steel manufacturers supporting 700 jobs in

. >> reporter: tuesday this dc >> as young kids, young adults think we're just wild and crazy ebbing and that's not us. >> oh my gosh. >> the group was on their way to tyson's corner today. they tell us they heard about the brawls. >> we're here thinking well i wonder if something's going to happen here when we come here today. >> reporter: this mom and daughter are vacationing. >> i think social media can create issues that we didn't have before. i think that's part it have. >> reporter: in beachwood, ohio the brawl appears to have been loosely organized on social media. other departments are still investigating whether any of the other incidents started the same way. in chicago cbs news says according to police nearly 1000 teens gathered at a mall before fights broke out in in new jersey around 10 people were injured. a chair thrown during a fight was mistaken for a gunshot and sent people running for their lives. others are on the list. from tyson's corner to montgomery mall, most just >> it's sad. it's dangerous too. they parents like oh my son or daughter was nice, no, they're o

. >>> breaking news this ebbing. pop star george michael is dead at 53.er helped define '80s music by wham and sole he hits like "father figure." associated press reports his manager saying the cause of death was heart failure. his publicist says michael had not ill. michael over came past headlines about drug abuse and became a champion against the fight against aids. ellen degeneres calling george michael, a brilliant talent. now back to msnbc investigates. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> for many inmates, life at the orange county jail in southern california is one long wait for their cases to be decided in court. privileges are few, and inmates are only allowed minimal possessions. but with time on their hands, they often find creative solutions to everyday problems. jared petrovich has been here for five years now, on a murder charge to which he has pled not guilty. what is it? >> it is a sewing needle, to sew your clothes with or pants. you just file it down. it is not quick, it takes -- got to have patience. you

. >> i've seen him the last few days so i've spoke eb to him a -- spoken to him a few times. it's such a physical sport. it's hard to see people that you care about go through injuries and he's gone through his fair share. but i also know the result that change. he'll be as determined as ever to get back and get better as soon as possible. >>reporter: dr. thomas gill, the former patriot's team doctor says that gronk's injury is to a disk that has already been repaired in the past, it would make recovery even more difficult. >> what happens is every time you take out a piece of a disk, the vertebrae gets closer and closer together. the closer the vertebrae get together, two things happen, one, it lets the nerves get pinched more, so you end up having leg pain, but so start rubbing and that causes a lot of back pain. >>reporter: meanwhile the pat's quarterback knows losing gronk won't be easy, but it's next man up. >> we have a lot of good players on our team that will need to fill the void and it's a big void left by such a spectacular player like gronk. >>reporter: brady says

at $30,000, the volt has the affordable long-range eb market to itself for now. >> 60 in 6.5 plus seconds. 0 to 60 in 6.5 plus seconds. >> i concur! [ laughter ] >> reporter: chevy says they took all the customer feedback from the second generation volt and put those changes into the volt. the listed range of 238 miles. quick dc charging, you can get 90 miles of range in 30 minutes. the trunk is deeper but more narrow. however, the seats do fold down. because the gearbox is wirelessly controlled, that opens up more leg room. >> how tall are you? >> 5'11". >> can you cross your legs? >> reporter: then there's one pedal driving. i'm going 20 miles an hour now. let the gas go and it's -- almost like pressing on the brake very firmly. >> it is. >> reporter: customer steve henry is one of the first in the country to get a bolt and said it was time to get rid of the prius. >> the range, the configuration, great price. >> did you want to wait three years for a tesla? >> no. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >> google's plan for a self- driving car has grown into a spinoff company called way mow. the

. >> call him ebe. >> good to see you, guys. >> you, too, suzanne. the news doesn't stop just because the holidays are here. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm suzanne malveaux in for carol costello. thank you for joining me. president-elect donald trump taking shots now at some of his favorite targets, blasting the media for its coverage of his charity, dismissing the united nations as a place where people only want to, quote, have a good time and even slamming the president after obama claim he could have won a third term in office. all of this as mr. trump prepares to resume transition meetings this morning at his mar-a-lago resort. jessica schneider is live in palm beach. jessica, what do we know about what trump said about president obama? >> reporter: well, suzanne, we do know that donald trump has previously praised the president but all of that seems to be out the window after president obama sat down for a podcast with his senior -- former senior advisor, david axlerod. in that podcast president obama said that he believes if

lonza on its acquisition is under pressure, ebs down 11.3%.ity showing up in volkswagen sales numbers. let's talk about what is happening in brussels. the last eu summit of the year takes place today. on the menu? russia. turkey migration and the eu ukraine dale -- deal. 27,her informal meeting of behind closed doors. 2016 has been traumatic for the eu. what are they looking forward to in 2017? the eu summit is about trying to limit the fires of 2017. of brexit, something they will discuss at 27, no negotiations yet. it will be all about the format, how they are planning to be ready for brexit. ,hey will also discuss turkey something they could find a compromise on because austria did not collect the president, they wanted to freeze the turkey accession talks. now could find compromise in that no new chapters are available for opening. the dilemma will also be with the dutch -- elections coming, the rise of the populist freedom party and the dutch cannot ratify the eu-ukraine agreement at the moment. back in april, in a referendum, they reject

for their creative exist ebs. they've got to have safe places to go. we'll be watching this very carefully to make sure that the respect is paid to those whose lives were lost and those who are still missing and that hopefully things change for the better in the future. josette i know this is not a conversation that you want to be having right now but we want to give full respect to the situation in all its different facets. noel thank you to you, as well. we remain an outlet for information on this story. now and into the future. >> thank you. >> the both to both of you. >> thank you. >> alisyn. >> turning to politics now, president-elect donald trump naming dr. ben carson as his pick for secretary of housing and urban developments. meanwhile, mr. trump blasting china in a series of new tweets, breaking deck eights of diplomatic protocol by speaking with taiwan's president. cnn's jessica schneider is live outside of trump tower in new york with more. >> alisyn, we were told that this would be a quiet weekend for the president-elect. but if you count t