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to use a federal data portal program. the site provides.... the most commonly requested crime stats collected.... by the f-b-i... plus... information on police force and shootings. a pahrump middle school student was taken into custody.... for bringing a gun to school. a staff member was told about the gun... and.... confiscated the bag.... it was in. police say.... no ammo was in the gun... and... there were no reports of it being used.... in a threatening way. marijuana possession is no longer a crime the clark county d-a's office says it will pursue. the decision comes only a month and a half before recreational 13 action news reporter david schuman explains why criminal lawyers are applauding the decision. 13:33:36 mace yampolsky, criminal defense lawyer "what i've always said is don't they have bigger things to prosecute than kids getting high?" mace yampolsky says he's defended 30 or 40 people this year against marijuana possession charges. he says it's very rare for anyone facing the misdemeanor to serve any jail time. so he says distri

kevin: according to federal data, president obama nicknamed by some in the immigrant community as "the deporter in chief" ousted 2.5 u.s. president and half a million more than george w. bush. trump's proposal would set a new record. >> you are safe in chicago. you are secure in chicago. kevin: today chicago's mayor told illegals they are welcome in his city. but takoma park wrote online we have to interest or criminals. >> they are criminals. 2 million people is a lot of people to deport. kevin: but on "face the nation" newt gingrich underscored his plan. but funding and due process will be two hurdles for mr. trump. >> the idea that immigration, you come arrest somebody and put them on a plane the next day is rare. kevin: in wheaton, i'm kevin maureen: president-elect trump's plan for a wall with mexico could meet resistance from his party. there are other ways to secure the wall. some say using drones and mcconnell is also skeptical about building a brick and mortar wall. an estimated 1,000 students walked out of the school to protest they marched eight miles. on the way they stoppe

now the railroad says the federal data does not reflect the amount of progress. they say they're on schedule to meet the deadline to have ptc fully installed. >>> it's 5:47. to an nbc 10 exclusive. a major effort to rebuild a philadelphia neighborhood destroyed by the move bombing decades ago is under way and only nbc 10 was there yesterday as companies interested in redeveloping dozens of vacant homes toured the area. more than 60 homes burned down after a police helicopter dropped a bomb on a house that was serving as the headquarters of the radical group move in 1985. efforts to rebuild over the years ended with shoddy construction. now the city is hoping to avoid making the same mistakes. nbc 10 spoke to neighbors who welcomed the news. >> i would have liked to see it all come back together as a whole community and people living in the homes and not have vacant homes it has all these years. >> the city will take proposals from developers through the middle of next month. we'll keep you updated. >>> it is 5:48. >> much warmer than yesterday. >> we'll take it.

federal data showed septa deployed the so-called positive train control on all but one stretch of track. it uses gps and censors to automatically slow speeding trains. they have equipped the trains and completed training for the rail employees. federal officials say the positive train control system could have prevented the deadly amtrak in philadelphia had it be in operation. >>> several analysts believe that this could be the year that the shopping bonanza loses its status as the biggest online shopping day. you may have noticed that websites have been advertising cyber monday deals all weekend long. some since the middle of november. retailers are stretching out their sales strategy to capture consumers who frequently shop on their mobile devices. and no longer need high speed internet at work. shoppers spent more than a half billion dollars just from midnight to 10 a.m. today, putting it on track for a $3 billiontaly according to adobe digital insights. if so, that would just barely beat the online sales on black friday which was a jump of more than 20% from the year before. a lot o

the railroad says the federal data does not reflect the amount of progress it's making. it's on schedule to meet a deadline december 2018 to have it fully installed. 50 degrees outside. today philadelphia's rolling out new services to help homeless young people. the city will announce new funding that will go to groups to help get homeless kids off the street. $700,000 was secured. city leaders will talk about where the money came from and which groups will get it. the nbc 10 digital team spent months profiling the faces of homeless youth. you can watch their in-depth reports now on nbc10.com or on the nbc10 app. a quick thinking police detective is being credited for saving a man from a burning car. >> the show of bravery came just weeks before his retirement. take a look at this video. it captures the moment the car went up in flames with a man still inside. it happened the day before thanksgiving in pleasantville. 63-year-old james watt had a medical program in the car and slammed into another vehicle in the parking lot. that's when adam bromley ran straight to the bu

newly released federal data shows septa has deployed the positive train control system on all but onef track. the system uses gps and other sensors to automatically slow down a speeding train. federal officials have said the positive train control system could have prevented last year's deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia had it been operating. >> a philadelphia woman credits the fire department and pgw for saving her family's life. carol poindexter rents a home along the 400 block of manheim street in the city's germantown section. she says her carbon monoxide detector was beeping when she returned home last night. poindexter called 911 and took her two children outside. the fire department arrived to ventilate the house and pgw cut off service. poindexter says pgw first detected a problem last week. >> they informed me that i had three gas leaks tiny gas leaks so i called pgw and they had to shut my heat off. they put tags up there and my landlord sent someone out the next day. >> the co detector is so important. poindexter says her landlord has promised to address the problem.

kevin: according to federal data, president obama nicknamed by some in the immigrant community as "the deporter in chief" ousted 2.5

the railroad says the federal data does not reflect the amount of progress it is making. njt says it's on schedule to meet the deadline of december 2018 to have ptc fully installed. >>> philadelphia is rolling out a new effort to help homeless young people. the city will announce new funding that will go to groups to help get homeless kids off the street. $700,000 was secured. city leaders will talk about where the money came from and which groups will get it. the nbc 10 digital team spent months profiling the face of homeless youth. nbc10.com or on our nbc 10 app. >>> all right. 6:38 and we have some weather to talk about. lots of moving in. >> bill henley has the details on that. >> we're seeing the very first of round one this morning. that's light rain falling and notice the camera shaking a bit. that's the wind blowing and that will have significant impact on our weather today. the rain right now, scattered light rain is steadier from philadelphia to the suburbs and into the lehigh valley and this is where we're seeing heavier downpours. periods of heavy rain during

. >>> new federal data show a worrisome rise in crimes targeting muslim-americans. fbi released numbers based on incidents reported in 2015 that showed crimes against muslims rose by 67%. the reporting covers is the time someone of the attacks in paris, san bernardino, and donald trump's proposed ban on some muslims entering the country. in by 14 there were 154 reported incidents compared with last year when the number reached 267. now in 2001 following the september 11th attacks, those numbers hit an all-time high at nearly 500. the report also shows that the majority of hate crimes were motivated by race or ethnicity. of those victims, 52% were black, 18.7% white, and 9% were hispanic or latino. crimes against jewish-americans also rose 9% and reports of incidents involving victims of sexual orientation rose 3.5%. >>> the cia and u.s. soldiers are being accused of committing war crimes, including torture, for more than a decade in afghanistan. a prosecutor for the international criminal court announced the allegations yesterday as part of an annual report and in i

. >> again, tina, we don't sell data. federal law provides data -- allows data to be provided under certain exemptions, and state law says if those exemptions are met, that data can be given out. >> the state has collected with so many high-ranking military personnel in the state of florida, a huge security risk is posed putting that information in the hands of third parties. >>> a tut u-clad burglar is behind bars. tampa police say javon jamison ander who man broke into the farmer's market earlier. they broke a glass door. cameras caught them on video. criminal mischief and petty theft. >>> tampa police made an arrest in the shooting of a toddler at a public complex. 17-year-old javaris lundy open fired at the girl's father as they ran into his apartment at robles park village. one of the bullets hit the 21-month-old in the leg. she is expected to be okay. police are searching for another man. >>> a the port of tampa bay is d docked. people got particular. they think norovirus. it left nor italy two weeks ago and returned to tam

>> we don't sell data. federal law provides data, allows data to be provided under certain exemptions. and state law says that if those exemptions are met, that data >> so last year, the total was $73 million that the state brought in from these companies? >> yes, a little over $73 million that goes to this highway safety operating trust fund. >> selling your records or giving them out for a fee may be a matter of semantics, but money is changing hands and sow are se your driving records. with so many military personnel the tampa bay area, putting the information in third parties' hands provides a national security risk. it's going to findwe'll be sures story. >> tina, thanks. a lot of people in tampa bay are trying to get into the medical marijuana industry on the ground floor. they're attending a three-day conference at the cuban club, featuring experts in all areas of prescription week voters in florida approved amendment 2, which now legalizes the use and sale of med kale mel marijuana. they'll spend the first

>> we don't sell data. federal law provides data -- allows data to be provided under certain exemptions, and state law says if those exemptions are met, that data -- can be given out. >> alcides: the state has collected $150 million from driver database over the last couple of years. senator nelson added with wish with so many high-ranking here in florida, a huge security risk is imposed by putting information in the hands of third parties. >>> well, a tu tu-clad burglar is behind bars. tampa police say that javon jamison and another man broke into the farmer's market on fletcher avenue. they broke in a glass door to get in and you can see jamison wearing a tutu there. charged with burglary, criminal mischief and petty theft. >>> tampa police also made the toddler at a public housing complex. officers a17-year-old javarius london open fired on the girl's father as he ran into their apartment at robles park village. 15 shots were fired on thursday night. one of them hit a 21-month-old in the leg. she is expected to

host: the federal government releasing data, taking a look at the number of veterans that it hires. lisa rain, story in "the washington post" saying that 44% of hires full time, the federal government were vets. saying that the largest share of veterans joined the department of air force where ere were 62.1% new employees in nonseasoned full-time jobs, according to the federal data. veterans were also well represented in other agencies from the department department at 55% to the social security administration at 39.3%. they made up 46.4% of the new hires at the state department, and 39.2% at the labor department. from anchorage, alaska, this is lynn, on line for those that support the protests. lynn, go ahead and tell us why. caller: good morning. whether i was for them or against their cause, i would support them going out and protesting peacefully, not damaging any property, and i think they're doing a very good job and i would like you to report exactly how many people have been arrested for doing damage. i don't see on the tv that they're doing damage. i think i saw one time tha

henderson police say they're the first in nevada to use a u-s data portal program. federal internet site... with crime statistics to the public. the police data initiatives system adds transparency for the public about department activities. the database is at "public safety data portal dot org." the crime statistics are collected by the fbi... plus information on police use of force and shootings. the program was developed by the justice department. it's being used by more than 120 law enforcement agen ahaed tonight... why getting a parking ticket in las vegas... might actually put a smile on your face. and why something n-dot is about to do this weekend will not put a smile on your face.. what you need to know to stay happy if you're driving this weekend. season for the runnin' rebels - who were trying to rebound from last friday's opening night loss. tonight - u-c riverside was in town to run with unlv. fox 5 sports director kevin bolinger joins us live from the thomas and mack with more. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resu

the university analyzed federal government data between 1969 and 2011. the region went from having the nation's lowest cancer death rate to the highest. 15% high ner higher in the appan theirs than nationwide. in every state in the appalachian region had higher cancer death rates. they noted widespread poverty, high levels of smoking and obesity and poor access to healthcare. go home for several teams, i'll show you the highlights. >> plus take a look at how doctors are using the benefits of dancing to help people with certain diseases improve their quality of life. z26jnz zy6z (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday y26kry yy6y new at ten - >> new at 10:00, researchers are using the tango to help people with movement disorders like parkinson's disease. beth galvin shows us the benefits of pairing up with a dance partner. >> james is doing something he never imagined, a guy like him with parkinson's disease would

according to federal government data analyzed by the university. cancer death rates were nearly 15% higher in virginia's rural appalachian counties, then compared to urban areas nationwide. researchers say people in apalaschia are more likely to die within three to five years of their cancer diagnosis because of economic, geographic, and political barriers, to qualify, to quality cancer care. >> well, do your children know about pinky? you can try to google it, but you probably won't finds the dead eye effect of this new way that people are getting high. people are buying a drug that's not only illegal, it is not even meant for human use. >> listen, if the food is bad, i'm going to figure out something good to say about the food. like oh, this is amazing, right? i'll figure it out. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local ed jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sis

. >>> the tells me through its own analysis, of federal crash data, 898 children have been killed in rear end crashes in the past 15 years. all of them were sitting in back seat. national seat strength standards have not been updated since they were first adopted in 1967. that's despite several petitions to the u.s. transportation department to boost regulations. for now, auto safety advocates recommend putting kids in the typically, no one is seated in front of them. in washington, jacqueline feld, fox 25 news. >> mark: jacqueline has been following these cars for stronger safety standards for the past year. auto industry engineers have told her the cost of strengthening the seat backs is only a few dollars. >> vanessa: six brands of carpet cleaners are being pulled off store shelves. they may contain a harmful bacteria that can cause breathing be problems. dry carpet cleaners are being recalled. arm and hammer, capture, healthy home and oreck. systems are not usually affected by the bacteria, but it could be dangerous for people with chronic illnesses. >> vanessa: first at 6:00 p.m

data portal program. it's a searchable federal internet site... with crime statistics to the public. the police data initiatives system adds transparency for the public about department activities. the crime statistics are collected by the fbi... plus information on police use of force and shootings. the program was developed by the justice department. it's being used by more than 120 law enforcement agencies nationwide. a baby fell off a changing table... but his big brother saved him. "miracles can happen always. but since it was me im really thankful." we'll show you the incredible video... an child about why he thinks it was divine intervention. and... holiday spending will add up -- fast! how much shoppers are expected to shell out for gifts. got a parking ticket? pay with a toy donation. we'll tell you more about the program being offered in the valley... and how it's helping families in need. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching fox5 news at 5. local. las vegas honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious

data portal program. it's a searchable federal internet site... with crime statistics to the public. the police data initiatives system adds transparency for the public about department activities. the database is at "public safety data portal dot org." the crime statistics are collected by the fbi... plus information on police use of force and shootings. the program was developed by the justice department. it's being used by more than 120 law enforcement agencies nationwide. state officials say nevada's unemployment rate is continuing to fall -- reaching the lowest level since february of 2008. the nevada department of employment, training and rehabilitation has the statewide jobless rate at 5- point-5 percent. that's down our unemployment peaked in teh summer of 2008 at 13-point-7 percent. president-elect trump, along with some of his best known allies, are pushing back on cries of transition team turmoil... new york city mayor bill de- blasio also chimed in today ... the democrat said he had a candid conversation with mr. trump about many concerns... including easing regulations on

we look ahead to the federal reserve and bank of england's decisions. recent data pressure off the boe to ease further.

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federal election commission data shows the last election 96% of donations from ivy league oppressorse they embarrassed? >> they would be embarrassed if there were conservative professors there. it's super archaic and yet to be liberal and progressive but the fact is there are conservatives in the real world that think the university is so important. john: those are people. >> let's say everything conservative is wrong. regardless the students need to be exposed to this on the campus because like it or not it's in the world and they will be exposed to it in the world. john: it doesn't serve the students very well. >> absolutely not and you will be immature in your argument to never defend them. john: college professors are your rulers. the schools honor the free speech the way they pretend to you could disagree with your professor and it wouldn't affect your grade or your reputation. a "cnn" reporter went to republican club meeting home with the free speech movement and she asked us. >> , and if you are reluctant to share your political belief on-campus? it's not just i disagree with

we also know that the federal government does not make data based decisions very often about the programs if funds. we should apply data to that. we also have to deal with our budget, we have to strengthen social security and medicare. this is a basic difference between me and the current majority in washington. i would not do that on the backs of our seniors. if you pay in, you have paid into it and earned benefits. we could strengthen medicare by allowing negotiations for prescription drug prices. we could strengthen social security by asking millionaires and billionaires to pay a little bit more into the system. lastly, we have to keep our economy growing. that is why critical investments that help us develop a 21st century workforce, a clean energy economy, a transportation infrastructure, and incentivize lower taxes will help us do that. the best way to deal with this is to make sure we are continuing to grow and leading economically. [applause] >> thank you for that. we have about one minute left. would you like to make a closing statement? governor hassan: thank you all for having

. >> according to the latest data available from the federal bureau of tobacco, firearms and explosives, in the last three years the number of guns stole african licensed dealers doubled here in california. atf officials tell us that manufacture the gun store heists are pulled off by gangs who specialize in breaking into these kind of stores. >> they have a very unique way of doing it. and they -- that's their business. gun stores. >> graham barlow is resident agent in charge of atf sacramento field office. he was in rock land and on the case hours after the smash and grab. >> i think we all agree that firearms ownership is a very serious business. and people that own firearms should be very serious about how they store their firearms and the records they keep with those. >> but it's not just gun stores and dealers who are targets. a year ago nbc bay area first uncovered more than 700 guns stolen from local and federal law enforcement officers. updated data shows more than 1100 police issued weapons either being lost or stolen since 2010. the investigative unit then later teamed with nb

federal aviation administration data shows most u.s. airports less yesterday afternoon. aaa predicted 48.7 million americans would travel by car, plane, bus, or train for the holidays. >>> this is an incredible story. firefighters in arkansas say it's a miracle that an 8-month-old infant survived being tossed from a car into a drainage grate off of a highway. the baby was thrown from the car during an accident on friday night. family members couldn't find her, but som coming from inside the drain. >> we pulled this back from the grate, and the baby at the time, the 8-month-old was actually sitting down in the grate sitting up and looking up at us waiting for us to pull her out. >> brian: police have confirmed that the car seat was not properly installed and the baby wasn't properly restrained. please go to your local fire department if you're not sure how to get your car seat nobody including the infant suffered serious injuries. >> nichole: a san diego sanctuary is using otter to help children with serious illnesses. it's called nurtured by nature. the otters are specif

federal driver privacy protection act. florida is currently selling your information to the company for 1 cent per record on a regular basis. then there's a company called national recall and data services. according to a federal class action lawsuit filed against the business and its owner, charles holly, the company released companies. the state dmv in texas cut off the contracts to buy driver data. the state dmv in florida gave his company a direct pipeline to your personal information until september 29th, one day after we asked the dmv about it. a spokes woman said holly was given six months to return an out of station that he wasn't misusing your data and that he never did. direct marketing ads are why fox whether the state is truly keeping your private information safe. after attorney brandon robinson recently bought and registered a car, he started getting direct marking ads, too. >> it had to have been through the state records. within a week, no one else could have got the information that fast. >> reporter: the risk is beyond junk mail. if marketers get ahold of your private information, who else can? and that is the concern many of information online for a few bucks

it also says they don't don't have enough staff to make sure data isn't being misused and federal driver privacy rules are being met. >> dmc executive director terry roads declined an interview. require commercial bierls to encrypt data they receive. >> if a bad guy got ahold of it he could then take it off-line and spend thousands of hours of applying for password attackers which are not this obscure thing. john black is professor at the university of colorado and teaches cyber security at secure set academy. >> moo dern password hacker yud can try every combination of upper and lower case every symbol, every digit up to leventh six at less than a second. seven to bill nelson asked justice department to investigate in response to our findings >> you definitely don't want the bad guys to know where you live, where you bank, where your children go to school. he says the dmv's practices could pose an especially big risk for high level military centcom. those soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and coast guards men all need to be protected. just because they got a florida driver's license do

year ago, nbc bay area first uncovered more than 700 guns stolen from local and federal law enforcement officers. updated data now shows more than 1100 police issued weapons either being lost or stolen since 2010. investigative unit later teamed with nbc journalists across the state and traced more than 4,000 lost and stolen guns in california directly to other crimes later committed with those same weapons. but things may be getting more difficult for thieves. following our first investigation, both san francisco and oakland toughened their ordinances requiring all gun owners not just police officers lock up their weapons. >> we want to put a stop to the spiral of shootings. we have to do things quickly. >> reporter: rebecca capland has been the victim of gun violence, too. a stray bullet recently flew through the window of her oakland home. >> we're strengthening our laws locally to make it harder to get illegal guns. >> reporter: our investigation also prompted a similar state law proposed by state senator gary martinez hill and signed into law by governor jerry brown in october. >> i wasn't aware of it ti

data is not kept. donald trump said we don't believe that the federal government should be reporting this data and don't want to harass them. he stated many times he wants to restore more law and order and said in a questionnaire to the international association of chiefs of police that he wants to rebuild the relationship between the federal government and local police departments, which sounds to most observers essentially he wants to be less critical of local police than perhaps the obama administration has been and so, what we know about the potential new attorney general, jeff sessions, or senator jeff sessions is that he also has had certainly a law and order streak. so, it seems very unlikely that many of the steps taken during the obama years to an empty to reform local policing will be continued. and i think what that most likely means is that for people who want to see changing in local police, there's going to be a need, certainly, to work at a local level because i don't think the federal government cavalry won't be coming in certainly in the next four years. >> host: the report that "the wa

data services. according to a federal class-action lawsuit filed against the owner, charles holly, the company released private driver data to other companies in violation of law. state dmv in texas cut off the option to buy driver data. one -- a spokesperson said that return a response that he was not using your data and he never did. direct marketing ads are why fox 13 first started investigating whether the state is truly keeping your private information safe. after attorney robinson recently bought and registered a car, he started getting direct marketing ads, too. >> it had to have been through the state records. within a week, no one else could have gotten the information that fast. >> the risk goes beyond junk mail. if private information, who else can? >> that was tina jen son reporting. she said the concern is that many companies resell the information online for a few bucks to anyone willing to check a box claiming they have a real reason to access your information. our investigative team will continue to follow the story. thousands of people had to find a different way to get to work today i

data base. in 2014 high lead levels were found in violate the federal lead rule. high levels of lead and copper detected on and off for at least 7 years. because of that an order was made to address corp and lead levels. >> that's unfair that they don't have the opportunity. incarcerated when the water tested above safe levels. we talked to baron by phone. afraid of repercussions he filed an inmate complaint after he was transferred to a different prison. the dnc issued this saying it's in compliance with the safe water drinking act. >> the lead and copper rule is flawed. >> the epa knew no what for utility could go to every building and every faucet in the systemwide systems. >> it's not determining the risk. >> reporter: the standard doesn't account for hotpots. in one sample the lead level was 8 times the federal limit. 10 individual samples were over the limit for copper. >> i think that peo and let them drink it. you have an option to buy bottled water from the prison canteen, but is there not always enough to go around. the don't know recent tests were and t

data from the federal aviation administration shows most u-s airports had delays of 15 minutes or less yesterday afternoon. the transportatio n security administration anticipated screening about two-point-five million passengers on sunday. that's about 500-th than an average weekday. many travelers decided to take a train to avoid delays. "we have sold out trains, we've added trains, added trains to down state, added trains to milwaukee tonight and we expect to have full amtrak trains through monday morning. " triple a estimated 48- point-7 million americans would travel for the thanksgiving holiday. cedar rapids officials will set up the city's christmas tree today. coonrod wrecker service will help the park and recreation department cut, spruce. a cedar rapids family donated the tree. officials estimate it will arrive at its greene square location sometime between eight and nine this morning. iowa's secretary of agriculture is asking people to consider buying a real farm grown christmas tree when decorating this year. there are more than 100 christmas tree farms in the state harvest

the data is stirring speculation that federal reserve policy makers may raise interest rates at their next meeting in december. a hike would be the first in a year. but the policy makers are also expected to examine the outlook for the u.s. economy after donald trump's victory in the presidential election. investors expect that trump's promises of larger infrastructure investment and tax cuts will boost growth. but some are concerned those policies may lead to bigger fiscal deficits. they also fear the prospect of protectionist trade measures. >>> well, tokyo stock prices opened higher. market sentiments also being boosted by gains on wall street. and that was after strong retail sales numbers. the nikkei is currently trading up by more than 1%, 17,852. the financial sector is leading the gains on expectations that the feds may raise interest rates next month. energy-related stocks are also higher after a sharp rise in crude oil prices following reports that omt peck members are making a final push to reach a deal to cap production. speculation of a rate hike in the u.s. is fueling de

. >>> president obama's law on overtime for american workers faces a setback in federal court, and a data breach at madison square garden could affectth this is the news on wall street. we have a shortened week this week. jill wagner live on the floor at the new york stock exchange. hi, jill. >> reporter: good morning, britt. i was getting ready for alan's thanksgiving puns. okay. the market is in record territory. the dow opens at 19,000 for the first time in the 120-year history. the dow rose 67 points yesterday. the nasdaq was up 17. futures right now pointing to a bit of a lower open. extended overtime eligibility to more than four million workers. it was supposed to take effect december 1st. 21 states and some business groups sued to block the regulation. it's a blow to the obama administration, which has been trying to beef up labor laws. the labor department is considering all legal options. >>> if you have gone to an event at madison square garden your credit and debit card info may have been hacked. there was a breach between nomb october of this year. radio city music hall beaco

year ago, nbc bay area first uncovered more than 700 guns stolen from local and federal law enforcement officers. updated data shows more than 1100 police issued weapons being lost or stolen since 2010. the investigative unit traced 4,000 lost and stolen guns in california directly to other crimes later committed with those very same weapons things may be getting more difficult for things. both san francisco and oakland toughened their ordinances. requiring that all gun owners take care and lock up their weapons. >> if we want to put a stop to the spiral of shootings, we have to do something a stray bullet recently flew through the window of her oakland home. >> we're making it more difficult for people to get illegal guns. >> our investigation prompted a similar state law proposed by san mateo state senator jerry hill. >> i wasn't aware of it until the media brought it to my attention. legislation in congress was introduced, requiring that all federal law enforcement officers lock up their guns. >> one of the bottom lines would be that when guns are not in service, when they're not on the individual officer'

data from the federal aviation administration shows most u-s airports had delays of 15 minutes or less yesterday afternoon. the transportatio n security administration anticipated screening about two-point-five that's about 500-thousand more than an average weekday. many travelers decided to take a train to avoid delays. "we have sold out trains, we've added trains, added trains to down state, added trains to milwaukee tonight and we expect to have full amtrak trains through monday morning. " triple a estimated 48- point-7 million americans would travel for the thanksgiving holiday. cedar rapids officials will set up the city's christmas tree today. coonrod wrecker service will transport, and set up the 30 to 35 foot colorado blue spruce. a cedar rapids family donated the tree. officials estimate it will arrive at its greene square location sometime between eight and nine this morning. iowa's secretary of agriculture is asking people to consider buying a real farm grown christmas tree when decorating this year. there are more than 100 christmas tree farms in the state harvesting about

but data from the probably more important to the spin doctors than it is to the federal reserve. another piece of data will be arriving before we get that december decision out of the fed. this is where the expectations lie at the moment. it will be interesting to see what the employment level comes in at. are we still sucking in people but maintaining a steady draw -- jobs level. will people hunkered down or clean up? that could affect the number in terms of what comes through. let us get a word on what is happening here. cohave the goldman sachs head. is the payroll important today? >> i think so. there is still some chance we will not see a hike in december and the payroll needs to be ok for that chance to diminish further. when i look at goldman sachs forecast for q4 16. it says 2%. >> 10-15 basis points is what is needed. guy: that much? that is not much. >> we have done the easy part of the selloff. we are in a super stretch environment. 180 would be the zone where we have to think harder with the election coming up. people do not want to put out risk. there is room to incre

this is going to be the last major piece of economic data before the federal reserve policy meeting whenes to cool the economy. nicole: apple reportedly played a nice song with a curved screen. "the wall street journal" are poised to be as early as next year. apple battle ensign smartphones does and is under pressure to deliver a new hit. rival samsung and google are using these new screens. lauren: sandstones have a traumatic split the daily report in the may follow the proposal from u.s. hedge fund elliott management. the board is meeting its borrowed but i would consider to break into two companies and had a $26 dividend to shareholders. elliott management upon them sent to pledge in return 75% of free cash flow to investors and to appoint an independent direct heirs. so far the company has not responded to the proposal appeared nicole: in the complex friday sales, turning to cybermonday. 122 million americans expected to take two computers, smartphones and devices to speak above a target. that is a a million shoppers are mere ago. traditional retailers such as wal-mart and target hop

stock futures are higher as investors await consumer spending data and remarks from federal reserveleaders. yesterday's stocks endedhigher. antoinette: there are subtle ways stores trick you into spending more money. as you shop this holiday season, there's a new destination for food lovers. randy: italyd o yesterday. it's t frth u.s. location. celebrity chefs mario among the partners. the market is three stories. it include four restaurants, four eateries, two bars. this thing is huge. the arrival shows boston is on the map for food and every day of the week. randy: could. antoinette: we shouldn't. zeald. traffic mystery in new construction moved, not by the workers. antoinette: this captured on surveillance. that's ahead on eyepoppers. >> a fire rescue in lawrence. the strangers who mad sure everyone made it out. and a new program in massachusetts to combat the crash. where she ended up andhe outcome her family cannly call a miracle. >> 5:25 on your wedsday morning. we have a dense fog advisory through the connecticut river valley through about 9:00 this we've got another round ofain r c

data. and it is a federal bidding process that aimed to keep the planes and jobs around here. >> we limited this search to a 50 mimes from the base. that was to keep intact. what very 110 people that have been with us for decades, we could not afford to risk losing any of them. >> and it had to move after the air force allocated more jets to macdill bud buddied not provide construction to deal with the influx. they needed the hangar that noaa was using. it needs to be up and running before the next hurricane season area. >> after the dinner date is donald trump closer to picking mitt romney for the secretary of state? what about sarah palin. what is she considered about. >>> a real life pot of gold. this guy walked off with it. the theft caught on camera and step away from all of his >>> donald trump is going to step away from his business. his children will take over the company while he focuses on running the country. >>> and let's bring in craig bat rick. >> starting with the critics. this resaying it is a step in the right direction. others say they want to see more avoid conflicts of i

year ago, nbc bay area first uncovered more than 700 guns stolen from local and federal law enforcement officers. updated datanow shows more than 1,100 police issued weapons either being lost or stolen since 2010. investigative unit then later teamed with journalists across the state and traced more than 4,000 lost and stolen guns in california directly to other crimes later committed with those very same weapons. but things may be getting more difficult for thieves. following our first investigation, both san francisco and oakland toughened their ordinances, requiring that all gun owners, not just police officers, take better care and lock up their weapons. >> we want to put a stop to the spiral of shootings. we have to do things differently. >> reporter: rebecca caplan is not only vice mayor of oakland, she's been a victim of gun violence, too. a stray bullet flew through the window of her home. >> we're sprepgtening our laws locally to make it harder for people to get illegal guns both by having safe storage requirements so they can't be stolen. >> reporter: our investigation prompted another state law pro

those of you that are students of monetary policy know that good data is the answer for the federal reserve. is telling us that the good data cannot give you the answer. you cannot just wait for the data to come in. you must conjecture. no decision must be based on scenarios about the future that are not data dependent. they cannot be data dependent either very nature. -- by their very nature. if you act, you can expect there to be people that deplore the action you have taken. will not receive gratitude from most -- you will not receive gratitude from most of the people who use it from a worst scenario that might befall them. the fourth and final scenario that i learned that lesson i learned from writing this book -- the fourth and final lesson that i learned from writing this book was from one of kissinger's essays that was not published. simply vanished into the boxes that i was privileged to open. this is another of those exciting moments that historians do not generally get enough of. here was an unpublished kissinger book about a central figure he has most commonly identified. how man

it also says they don't have enough staff to make sure data isn't being misused and that federal driver privacy rules are being met. dmv executive director declined an interview. we also found the state's contracts don't specifically require commercial buyers to encrypt the data they receive. >> in a bad guy got ahold of it, he can then take it offline and spend thousands of hours of time that are not some object cure thing. >> john black teaches cyber security at secure set academy. >> modern password practices these days can try every combination of upper and lower case, every symbol, every digit up to link six in less than a bad guys to know where you live, where you bank, where your children go to school. >>russell: >> he said the dmv practices could pose a risk for those at centcom. >> those soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and coast guardsmen, they all need to be protected. just because they got alo that their information should be out there in the public domain for potential terrorists to get ahold of. >> people we talked to said at a minimum, the state should tell us exact who

explain some of the challenges you have had in releasing the data at the that theeleasing the data at federalevel? megan: there are leadership, the leadership in dallas, in los angeles, already releasing use of force data, officer-involved shooting, sets of data. we have over 60 jurisdictions in the police data initiative. this is in the open data transparency initiative that goes with data-driven justice. it more of an enterprise internal leaving. -- internal data clustering. now the jurisdictions are committing to opening the data and engaging in the community, which will include tech people, as well as those in the community practice nationally. it started by fellows noticing the work going on in the country, and having police leadership meet each other, and realize they could do it as well. they can build a movement around transparency, and the kind of data science that helps us see where the real challenges are. we hope to do that across every topic. of course, we have amazing weather and mapping data on our phones. we want to think about every agency as we release the opportunity projec

the agency closed her case when she filed a federal lawsuit, which the court dismissed. now new data we obtained shows gutron wasn't the only one who contacted osha about wells fargo. across the country since 2010 at least 65 people submitted retaliation complaints. 21 of them came from employees who worked in the southeast. 15 employees filed complaints in the west. where osha's regional office in san francisco is less than two miles from wells fargo's corporate headquarters. >> they definitely failed. >> reporter: attorney joseph peretz represents gutron and two other former wells fargo employees who submitted complaints. >> osha did not pay any attention to any type of claim of widespread nationwide allegations of fraud and unethical conduct at wells fargo. >> reporter: it's unclear how many osha cases relate to the bank's fake accounts scandal. but the agency tells us the majority of the complaints filed, 63%, involved allegations of corporate fraud where consumer financial fraud. >> some of us were very vocal. >> reporter: one of the cases crossed sue kamlet's desk. >> the wells