people just like many of you and you at home who had foot pain and foot related pain.talking leg cramps, aching knees and hips, lower back pain. and it all began with their feet. walks into orthotics went into their shoes, straightened out their feet. and the other problems went away too - stuart, you've heard me say this for years. it's alignment, alignment, alignment. you align your feet and you help align your whole body. as a doctor, it is so gratifying to hear from so many patients and friends. it whose lives have beenear dramatically affected by wearing walkfits they're up, they're out, they're golfing, walking, pishopng. doing whatever they want to do pain free. - but you're probably all wondering what we'reoi dng here at the mall of america. well, we have a couple of big announcements to make and what a better place to come than the biggest enclosed shopping and entertainment complex in the us. - talk about being on your feet under this roof. there's a full amusement park with dozens of rides. it's an underwater adventure area and over a mile and a half of walk

they do still have foot beat. the question was do captains have some discretion they do, but they are given guidance to certain areas we have to have foot beats working. >> so in other months similar to the bayview in other months, do they also show decline because this just kind of shows march, september. i don't know why those months were selected. what about the other months of the year? >> the other months, i mean, the numbers are pretty stable throughout the year. there are declines depending on yeah things happen, what we do is basically when we do our deployment we have points where we measure deployment for the budget and what not where we measure deployment and september is the month where we have our changes in our shifts. our signups. september and march. so those are the months where that's when officers change their shift. and we have how many will be working in those assignments. and they usually stay in those assignments for six months unless there is some type of extenuating circumstances. >> okay

how does your foot feel? >> good. you for asking. >> that was it, the one and only question joe biden took as he announced the economic team he took to build back better. should we expect the soft approach from the press for the next four years? fox news contributor joe consa, good to know his foot feels better. >> absolutely. i am thinking charming as far as soft questions just to ask about the foot and not ask mister president-elect, why when you injured your foot on saturday did the press not know about it and the country not know about it until sunday because last check a foot injury, i have injured my foot before the minute you take a step you know something is seriously wrong when there is broken bones. that would have been a good question. we will hear a lot of questions about major and champ, mister biden's dogs, one he was allegedly playing with when he heard his foot but we will not hear his position on trade. he supported nafta. usmc was pushed by donald trump, we will not hear his stance on education, fore

the footprint of this bark-covered house was 326 foot in length and 60 foot in width. i tell kids if you don't know what that means, think of a football field. that's how big this house was. the frames were made out of cedar, okay? the outside bark normally would have been chestnut and elm. we don't have those trees around here anymore so, we use tube of popp lar today. and we used to use white ashe. unfortunately you have the ash bug today that's wiping out those trees. and they're getting warm. we'll talk about that in a minute. the men did the hunting. like i said, the men are considered to be the takers of life. and we hunt for the deer, for big game. heard there was so much deer around here at one time. on the mainland we go for black bear, moose, elk also for big game. small animals, you guys like the taste of skunk? anybody? that's a good answer right there. never tried it, right? skunk is considered to be a wampanoag delicacy. how do you catch a skunk? very carefully, right? you get two boys. one boy would be in front of the skunk distracting him. you get the o

the footprint of this was 300- foot in length -- 320-foot in length and 60-foot width. i tell kids if you don't know what that means, think of a football field. that is how big the house was. the frames were made out of cedar. okay? the outside bark normally was elm. we don't have those trees around here anymore, so we use tulip poplar today. we used to use white ash. unfortunately you have the bug these days that is wiping out those trees. we will talk about that in a minute. the men did the hunting. like i said, the men were the takers of life. and we hunt for the deer, for big game. there was a lot of deer around here at one time. on the mainland, we go for black bear, moose, elk, for big game. small animals, you guys like the taste of skunk? anybody? that is a good answer. never tried it. skunk is considered to be a wampanoag delicacy. how do you catch a skunk? very carefully, right? >> [ laughter ] >>you get two boys. one boy would be in front of the skunk distracting him. hey, skunky, right? you get the other boy, sneak up on him from behind, grab his tail and lif

it won't be as big as the next one, we could have 20-foot high waves coming in. king tides coming back sunday morning, monday morning and tuesday morning. in the late morning. 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, high tide. this will be the highest tide we have had this season. places like the embarcadero and the lower intersections in marin which see the water come in, that will be something to watch for. really for the next three mornings. >>> morning lows go back down to the upper 40s , with the a cloudy damp start, you won't notice the temperatures much. and we don't get out of the 50s all day tomorrow. tomorrow is the main day for rain. but as we look ahead in the seven day forecast, on thursday, there's another system that will come and it looks like it will be focused mainly in the north bay. probably won't get a whole lot of rain much further south of that, but a chance of rain coming our way thursday. let's share some of the bay area bright spots. this comes from susan cooke in vallejo. we are trying to share all these beautiful light displays. maybe you are not getting

the foot print on this bark house is 320 foot in length and 60 foot in width. i tell kids, if you don't know what that means, think of a football field. that's how big this house was. the frames were made out of cedar. the outside bark normally would have been chestnut and elm. we don't have those trees around here anymore, so we use two and we used to use white ash. unfortunately you have bugs wiping out those trees. we'll talk about that in a minute. the men did the hunting. like i said, men were said to be the takers of life and we hunt for the deer, big game. there was so much deer around here at one time. on the mainland we go for elk, bear, big game. small many animal, you like the taste of skunk? anybody? good answer, never tried it. skunk is considered to be a wampanoag delicacy. how do you catch a skunk? very carefully, right? you get two boys, one boy will be in front of the skunk distracting him. hey, skunky, right? you get another boy sneak from behind and grab his tail and lift him off the ground. in order for a skunk to spray, he has to be on all

check out all of that snow, about a foot of snow up in sierra with this storm system. a winter weather advisory is still in effect for the west slopes of the sierra until 10:00 a.m. due to the snow. we are talking about reduced visibilities as well as chain restrictions for the mountain passes. snow in the sierra and showers for us. we did have that cold front that pushed through overnight that brought widespread soaking rain for the bay area. we picked up from a tenth, quarter, as much as three quarters of an inch to one inch of rainfall and we are still catching wet weather in spots. the south bay, as we zoom in, you see light showers for parts, campbell, down 101 into morgan hill, a wet start for you. a live look with our sales force tower camera as we look at the golden gate bridge. temperatures are running in the 40s and 50s. it's a milder start with 53 for concord and oakland, livermore catching showers at 52, 52 in san francisco, 53 with the wet weather now in san jose and santa rosa at 44. you see the camera shaking a bit in our winds. it's a breezy start. sfo,

up to a foot of snow in new york city and well more than a foot inland, in pennsylvania and new york up through new england. take a look at this tonight. road conditions deteriorating. icy conditions and heavy snow in wilmington, delaware. crews were on the scene of an accident outside pittsburgh, then scrambling to get out of the way as a truck then crashed head-on into an ems vehicle. more than 700 flights canceled nationwide and here's the size of the storm tonight, hitting now right through the night and into tomorrow. in some places, up to three inches of snow an hour. blizzard-like conditions. word tonight a state of emergency has been declared this new jersey now. commuter trains suspended. authorities warning millions just to stay off the roads. let's get to ginger zee with the newest track and timing. she's live just a couple of blocks from abc here. snow coming down, ginger. we can see it. take us through it. >> reporter: oh, david, it is happening. this is one to two inch per hour snowfall rates. that's where you're going to get one to two feet in some places. it is alread

no more than five foot six i said in my book. you think about, it five foot six was reported by a man who may have exaggerated. five foot four maybe a little bit closer to the mark. he was a nice looking gentlemen. small, compact, nice gentlemen. he had a receding hairline. he may have war at a very stylish way. he combed his hair forward into a point. like this. now is there anybody in this audience who watches blue bloods? oh my gosh, oh good, i got dick for sure. on blue bloods, there is a player named detective denny reagan. if you ever watch blue bloods, denny reagan is the one who jumps over a car at least once a episode. he is played by denis walberg, who as those of you who watched it may guess comes his hair exactly like teams medicine. now, if i ever get the opportunity to do casting for someone writing about the founders, i'm going to suggest denis walberg. madison was not physically impressive in the way the six footers were. thomas jefferson, monroe, washington in particular were six footers. i am struck time and aga

it turned out to be a human foot. human foot with a tattoo. >> and the foot was decomposing.son was dead. >> reporter: the tattoo was the chinese symbol for "mother." the exact tattoo cari had had on her foot. >> this photo, it was shocking. it made me realize that liz golier killed cari farver and she's taking photos of her body. >> once he had this, i felt confident. >> reporter: in may 2017, the case went to trial with no body, no witnesses, and no murder weapon. >> it's a hard case to prove. it's a hard case to make. it's even harder to get a conviction. but the web miss golier was weaving, she got caught in it. instead of being the spider, she became the insect. >> reporter: the judge found liz golier guilty of first-degree murder. she was sentenced to life in prison. liz declined abc news' request for an interview. >> if i could talk to cari right now, i'd say, i love you. and i'm so glad that you were in my life. my life. and i miss you terribly. alexa, tell roomba to vacuum in front of the couch. experience clean in a whole new way. now roomba offers you personalized

more than a foot of snow possible. how the pandemic is complicating preparations on the road and in state governments and the storm's potential impact on covid vaccine deliveries. >>> a second shot. the new moderna vaccine potentially just days away from approval. the difference between that shot and the pfizer shot already in hospitals. and today the next step in vaccinating america. who's next in line? >>> breaking overnight, not giving up. the new message from president trump and the new plan in congress aimed at overturning the election results. >>> also this morning, the city that's hired too many women and now has to pay a fine for it. >>> plus, the new way walmart plans to deliver without drivers. >>> and a real ram-page. the sheep attacking people in one town causing chaos. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with one of the biggest winter storms to hit the northeast in years. >> up to a foot of snow could fall west of philadelphia, new york and boston with even more snow inland. >> the first trouble

he sprained his foot or broke some foot on his foot. probably have to wear some boot on his foot for weeks. why was that a big deal for me? because there was no b.s. there was no reason for blocking why trump was rushed to a hospital. no fugazi doctors about trump being superhuman. just the truth. and the truth matters because when you lie about small things, you lie about big things. that's trump. that's why a record number of you kicked him out. he is going out the way he came in, a liar. and he's going out lying about the election he lost. he's even attacking gop governors in arizona and georgia for not doing enough to overrule your votes there. both states went for biden, certified today. i wonder if trump's shameful savaging of our democracy may make the difference in that georgia senate runoff. you trump folk there, do you want to stand up for him after he's throwing you off the bus, lied about our election? do you want to stand up for republicans who said nothing about it, who said they will be no better. really? look, we already

the shrine stands at the foot of a unesco world heritage site. about 20 people took part.re was also a bit of cleaning taking place. the tablet showing this year's zodiac sign, the rat, was replaced by the new one, which is two meters tall and three meters wide. >> translator: i hope i'll be able to stay calm and relaxed with the ox. >> translator: i wish for coronavirus pandemic with strength and vigor like an ox. >> the chief priest says he hopes the new tablet will ease people's minds and help usher in a wonderful new year. >>> and that will do it for nhk "newsline." thanks for watching. >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. japan's top business lobby co compiled a set of proposals for the government to meet its seethe roan greenhouse gas companies will play an active role in providing low-price carbon free energy and developing electric and fuel cell vehicles. f f fpz. >> translator: it's important that the government and the academic community work together to create a common approach. >> large-scale governments are needed to develop key technologies including t

parts of ohio could get between parts of ohio could get between half-a-foot and a foot-and-a- half ofby wednesday. also tonight, a formula one race car driver is recovering from a horrific crash. romain grosjean's car hit a barrier at 137 miles per hour, broke in two, and burst into flames. he was trapped for nearly 30 seconds before he managed to climb out, and he thanked his ing ng team today. >> i wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the mffort, the work, the initiative, everything you did yesterday. you helped me get out of that big fire, and keep me alive. and kee >> o'donnell: grosjean suffered burns on his hands. he credits a titanium head brace, called a halo, with bracng his life. here is another remarkable story: a man missing in the atlantic was found sunday, 86 miles off the florida coast. stuart bee was alive and clinging to the bow of his mostly-submerged boat when he was rescued by the crew of a passing freighter. tonight, the coast guard says the odds of finding him were 100 million to one. wow. up next, playing like a girl. why one kick meant so much to

not end foot well for the uk because we are now will not end foot well for the uk because we are howwell for the uk because we are now easy pickings for the much larger blocks, and sound bites like global britain will not alter that. so the deal will make us poorer and it will make us weak and less secure and it will make us less releva nt less secure and it will make us less relevant globally. it is not no deal, but barely so, and i give notice that i believe it to be the ba rest of foundations notice that i believe it to be the barest of foundations on which to be able to build back a fairer, more progressive relationships with our european neighbours and friends in the long—term interests of the whole of the united kingdom. william wragg. what this is about, mr deputy speaker, is sovereignty. sovereignty are spoken of by some as a near religion phenomenon, either through veneration or rejection. it is either a doctrinal truth or else mumbojumbo, either a doctrinal truth or else mumbo jumbo, depending upon either a doctrinal truth or else mumbojumbo, depending upon the bent of the

president-elect, how does your foot feel? how is your foot?> good. >> what an embarrassment, is the media going to put up with this too much longer. you don't need many reporters if is he going to answer one question every four weeks. steve: he was in the basement now they are able to keep people about a block away. for that to be the only question. you know, how does your foot feel? he has a broken foot. we know that does not feel good. but he did say he felt it's fine. we know it's a broken foot. ainsley: we know the answer to that question. steve: exactly. better question is, the more pressing question aside from, brian, great points about the economy and your team and, you know, some of these names are a little controversial. would be, hey, mr. president-elect, why did you wait 24 hours before you told the media that you were hurt? brian: yep. steve: you are the president-elect of the united states. that's why there is a traveling pool. we are supposed to know if something goes haywire with you. joe concha on an hour ago. he gets up early.

new york city could see up to a foot of snow depending on the track. ginger zee with the latest timing. >>> news tonight about a major cyber attack targeting the u.s. government. multiple federal agencies. suspected russian hackers spying on federal workers and possibly stealing data. >>> in new york city tonight, new images emerging of the deadly police shootout in front of the cathedral of st. john the divine. >>> and the major league change tonight. cleveland set to change their team name after more than a century. >>> good evening as we come on the air in the west don't with breaking news tonight and it's great to start the new week with all of you at home. that developing news late this afternoon, the electoral college cementing president-elect joe biden's win. the attorney general bill barr is leaving the trump administration. but of course, we're going to begin tonight with the historic milestone in this pandemic. the first vaccinations are now under way here in the u.s. the most ambitious vaccination campaign in our nation's history. that first

onto two workers working in the back yard of a home when the nine-foot wall gave away trapping them underneath the rubble. one man was rescued but the another died at the scene. a third worker had just left to get lunch moments before the accident. his wife rushed to the site. >> thank god that he's okay. >> god saved me. god saved me. god saved me. >> it's painful to watch. city inspectors are still trying to figure out what caused the collapse. >>> the nation's hospitals are on the brink and running out of icu beds as the coronavirus surges across this country. the worst is yet to come. earlier i spoke with dr. gharahbaghian. dr. gar bharahbaghianbaharahbagn seeing in hospitals? what's the current situation look like with so many icus at zero percent capacity? >> i'm afraid to say it's gone from bad to worse. the amount of patients that need the icu is increasing. our floor beds are turning into icus. elective surgeries are cancelled and the emergency departments are holding patients waiting for a hospital bed for multiple hours and sometimes days. and there are some places where

. >> design says walk but there is hardly any food foot traffic. this week they sent a mayor asking the mayor for a relief package similar to the one for the lot next community announced in september. >> we know they have a shortfall in the budget and they were able to carve out that budget for the latino community and not us. >> reporter: among the demands 5.3 alien in grants for businesses and 2 million to boost tourism. >> it does not seem to anybody reaches out to our community. we have good community leaders that will reach out to the mayor. >> reporter: the associations are waiting for a detailed response, meanwhile the mayor's office is scheduling a meeting but no details on when. in san francisco. kpix 5. >>> business owners are asking the city to make parking free in a attempt to boost foot traffic in chinatown and north beach. >> there is new video tonight showing firefighters rescuing a man from a burning building. it happened at the marina in after 7:30 pm tonight. this video shows firefighters trying to rescue a man, one guy was taken

i just can't do the one that was in the letter, which is just the -- i think like the five-foot, ten-footbump out, which jeff knows better than me. >> vice president moore: let me just say, the planning commission ultimately has the authority to provide a continuance on your project. the planning department is pretty much following, with a lot of creativity, the rules that there are. i am prepared to support a continuance with the direction that you use every possible way on your end to work with what the planning department can and cannot do, and then, the project will still come back to the planning commission, but i still know there is enough banded wi bandwidth and creativity within that department to come back with something that we would approve. so that said, i'm prepared to continue this project with the provisions that there's a constructive engagement with what the planning department can and cannot do. i don't know exactly all the details. 5 feet here, 5 feet there. that is the planning department's call, and i'd just send all of you on the merry journey that meets all of the r

snowfall amounts up to a foot near the great lakes. up to eight inches, lester, along the spine of the appalachians it's an early winter storm that's going to really hit people hard lester >> all right al roker, thank you, sir. >>> in just 60 seconds, charities in crisis just when the need is greatest >>> tomorrow is giving tuesday when many americans donate to charity but this holiday many are struggling to serve and survive. anne thompson now on the crisis. >> reporter: it's a holiday tradition. the united way fulfilling wish lists for the needy of new jersey with donations from the community but so far, there are 300 more lists than donors. >> the need has never been this great because the families themselves are in such financial crisis even before if they had $20 to spend to put something under the tree they don't have that. they need to pay rent and utilities now. >> reporter: like the people many serve, covid is infecting the bottom lines of america's nonprofits charity navigator says 72% suffered financially. the virus put the

i was making it seem was in the dying minutes homo's almost scored with his foot. but it was spectacularly denied by team of all i. and then otherwise said jude hall onslaughts royce's pos white in the 5th minute of a tie i collided to celebrate, i suppose so just what have dortmund been missing in games against supposed underdogs, but they go that's a movement. we just weren't going deeper. no femia and the teacher said to cock a fact was missing and pace them. sometimes we were just too slow to the exam because she's much more aligned with their 1st break points of the season. and the 1st win in top wins in almost 3 decades. what a game it was for elliott skeery, who has now best move all the way actually it's to this moves or is it just won't victorious? cologne bowled off the same trick twice. just call that double. with a call to get a studio on the call at 6 all. but my earliest days footage of that was actually a steering i bases a top corner that was invented by his voice violet in the seventy's for the corner of flick called that a goal. and that is work t

it much more difficult toross. >> if you are going to put yourself on a18 foot or 30 foot wall whenlimb, itl's inhere dangerous. you risk falling, which does happen. they are dealing with compound fractures, fractured vertebrae and even death, unfortunately. >> the port of entry is where you are supposed to cross, whether you are claiming asylum or making a legal entry with a visa. that is the front door to our country. >> to those and the families of ose who survived and made it across theorder incahe years and s gone by, the reduction in the fear they feel when donald trump leaves office mayns bentaneous. mending a dysfunctional immigration sysm in a deeply divided country willot. >> the u.s. justice department has filed a suit agnst walmart, the world's biggest retailer. a claims walrt fueled the opioid crisis in the united states by ignoring warning signs from the pharmacists, and filling thousands of in valid prescriptions. over 5000 pharmacies across the country and the opioid epidemic has taken the lives00 of 15 statesin the united since 1999. you are watching "bbc world news

you can see dax trading on the back foot. we had banking news come out today and that is also one of the reasons why the banking sector is trading on the back foot cyclicals getting hit and trading as well. >>> let's look ahead to the u.s. futures market and see how things are set to open up there. this, again, coming back on the slight sri weak slightly weaker than expected nonfarm payrolls the market priced in the stimulus package, which helped best the sentiment toward the close on friday. today, however, you can see all of the majors will open in negative territory the dow in psychological level speaking of which, california is facing strict new lockdown measures as virus cases surge across the states. businesses will be ordered to close and people will be banned from meeting anyone outside their household. nbc's ban scheneman has more >> as the number of confirmed covid-19 cases goes up in california, the state is locking down regions where the i.c.u. capacity is falling below 15%, we are demanding we are implementing a

possibly up to three feet for the peaks, a foot to a foot and a half, between 5,000 and 6,000 feet.ravel is going to be difficult, so probably to hold off. the accuweather 7-day forecast, sprinkles possible tomorrow, wet and windy on christmas, level one going into saturday morning and a cold storm sunday/monday. we need the storms. we're going to get them. as far as white christmas, dan and ama, the sierra will see it, but obviously we're all in lockdown so can't just head up there right now. >> maybe i'll get a poncho along with my roller skates on christmas. >> good idea. if there's anything that this year has taught us, it's the things that matter: family. health. that's it. we found help at covered california. now we have a plan we can afford. enroll now at coveredca.com health insurance... is understanding health insurance in another language. pero ahora es mucho más fácil. covered california offers free, expert assistance in multiple languages and financial help for people who need it. enroll now at coveredca.com >>> san francisco fire crews revived a 70-year-old contest to b

of snow on the scene about a foot of snow on average. depends on what it's going to warmer climes on this one looks like is going to start out cold and then get warm means a whole lot of snow and police in the winds, thanks very much. the night. ♪ >> announcer: the nashville bomber and the mystery of the song "downtown." then, did she jump the line? >> the young woman bragging about getting the covid-19 vaccine before anybody else. how she did it. >> announcer: and burst of death? the warning about the weeks ahead. plus, president trump going after the fashion magazines for never putting melania on the cover. then... >> alec baldwin's wife. has she been faking a foreign accent for all these years? her real background revealed. >> i was born in boston. >> announcer: then, the hit of the pandemic. the oneomance block buster

and it's so difficult sometimes to keep putting one foot in front of the other because i lost him with everything i did. i tried so hard. i still couldn't save him. >> reporter: tonight the loss is staggering and still far from over miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> in other news tonight, much of the northeast is bracing for a dangerous snowstorm already hitting the plains al roker is tracking it al, what's the latest? >> reporter: lester, we've got 65 million people under a winter weather alert tonight and what we've got now is low pressure developing along the southeast and atlantic coast. it's going to have a lot of moisture available to it from the gulf and the atlantic it pushes north and slams into cold arctic canadian air that's a recipe for heavy snow one to three inches from washington, d.c by thursday we got upwards of a foot and a half interior sections of pennsylvania from philly, new york, to hartford upwards of a foot, maybe less in boston of course lester, it all depends on the track. we'll update that tomorrow morning on "today." lester >> all right, al, thanks very much >>

so because the upwards of a foot of snow and maybe the more the map through sunday right outside right now it's kind of soggy out there some more showers begin to develop around a san francisco and around the rest the bay area 40's and 50's kind of cool day and it's going to stay that way a couple systems out here we've got one bringing what you outside right now and the continued showers maybe a scattered light shower tomorrow, not going to be much the main event not going to come in and tell looks like on sunday and you see right here saturday kind of catch a little bit of a break just a couple scattered light showers but there you go you see all that rain moving in as we head in towards sunday morning that should be a really nice soaker. i think we start to add some of these rain totals in some parts of the north they may be more than an inch of rain maybe not as much in other parts of the bay area but certainly a king to be had it absolutely fantastic much needed was a little fresh powder yeah about a foot on the slopes that rise in this process right, thanks lauren. >>next offerin

latest national but the health secretary said thata the dowed that the country could not take its footff the pedal just yet. >> swab the back of your foot from the tonsil region, about three time reporter: a mass program of ngrapid-result tesor students is underway in universities, part of a pen to get them safely hive for the febreak. two negative results and they are urgeto go home, if positive to self-isolate f 10 days come and getting get back for the holiday period. t >>s important thing for a lot of students to lobby for the fact that students need a break break, and i' glad that theyer are getting it. it shows that tiudents are acve parts of our communities. reporter: with more than a million students in england likely to be on the move, there have been concerns about the potential spread of the virus, there was news today that infections were. receding the latest survey of a virus case rates in england by imperial college london suggests there has been a decline of 30% since the end of october, just befoth the lockdown. biggest cause was seen in the northeast having them, down

. >>> tonight the monster storm on the move the worst storm in years baring down bringing a foot or more of snow to dozen parts of a dozen states two feet in some places dangerous ice and freezing rain in others power outages expected long lines as people try to stock up. al roker has the latest track >>> as tens of thousands receive the covid, vaccine now including those in nursing homes, at least one serious reaction while california plunges deeper in crisis with more than 50,000 cases in a single day. dozens of mobile morgues on stand by. >>> growing pressure on president trump from republicans to concede. a still defiant trump reportedly considering a call for a special counsel to investigate hunter biden tonight what the president-elect is saying. >>> did this man plot to carry out a 9/11-style attack on the united states? federal prosecutors detail his plan plus their stark warning tonight. >>> nbc news investigates alleged abuse for homes at at-risk kids including beatings and horrendous conditions. we confront the company with the claims. >>> growing outrage over a mistaken raid

i was making it was in the dying minutes homo's almost scored with his foot. i was spectacularly denied by team of all i. and then otherwise said jude hall onslaughts royce's pos wide in the 5th minute about it. i collided to celebrate a memorable so just what have don't be missing in games against supposed underdogs . but they go back to movement. we just weren't going deeper, no femia and the teacher said to cock a fact was missing and pace them. sometimes we were just too slow to the exam, go up the line with their 1st straight points of the season and the 1st win in dortmund's in almost 3 decades. what a game it was for ellis skeery, who has now best move the way actually it's to this moves, or is it just one victorious cologne bowled off the same trick twice. just call that double. with a cold up, with a call up. sick child, but my earliest days footage of that was actually a steering i this is a type of color that was invented by his voice violence in the seventy's for kill corner flick called matter. and that is work twice that i follow. now folks, twic

over a foot of snow already for you. over 3 feet of snow in upstate new york, central pennsylvania as well in the mountains. so we are not done yet. new york city, we are starting to see some of that snow still moving in and part of long island that saw that mixture of rain, freezing rain, sleet. also filling in with some snow for central long island. and then up towards connecticut and massachusetts. can you see where we have the heaviest snow. and it is cold and very windy. so the snow that is on the ground and blowing, it's going to cause some real pig problems on the roadways so people are urged to stay indoors and off the road. let the plows do their job. 4 o0 to 50 mile-per-hour. 31 mile-per-hour winds in new york down towards atlantic city and out towards cape cod and the islands where things get really gusty. that's going to cause some problems throughout the day. we are going to be tracking this storm throughout the afternoon and by this evening the worst of it will be out of the way but with some epic, epic sno

a foot injury isn't slowing down president-elect joe biden. how he's helping shatter washington's glass ceiling. >>> repair or dismantle? the navy decides the fate of a warship badly damaged in a fire. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the wait for the first doses of a coronavirus vaccine. today the cdc is holding an emergency meeting to discuss who will be the first to get one when one is approved. this comes as more than 157,000 cases were reported just yesterday marking the 28th straight day of at least 100,000 cases in the u.s. and more than 96,000 people are in the hospital getting treated for covid, another record. so debra lfarone is in wshington. debra, the big question is how soon can we expect doses of the coronavirus vaccine to be made available? >> reporter: well, anne-marie, they could be coming out in just a matter of weeks. it really depends on what category you fall into. it is expected health care workers will be the first to see doses and after that the elderly. today the centers for d

gathersberg, you get a foot of snow.off and isn't it always that way where we see the cutoff along i-95. boston probably see 8 to 12 inches of snow before it's done. biggest bang for your buck is poconos, lee high value up to catskills where the heavy nest snow will fall and where the purple area is. all the way back towards state college and likely there. the reason why it's not going to fall that much along the coast is because the temperature wills 33. 33 and snow, but going to be 33 and not sticking at much. the problem is that you're going to go home tomorrow night, somewhere between maybe 4:00, 5:00, and by the time you look outside your window in new york city tomorrow afternoon, and even -- even i would say midnight, you're going to see almost a foot of snow. going to come down very hard and quick and then be gone. the issue is, what can you do, where do you want to be wednesday night? because you could be stuck there all day thursday. guys? >> very helpful, chad. that tells us what we are going to do. >> sleep i

the 43 is leagues prone to unforced errors and with 20 minutes played byron were caught on the back foot as stuttgart took an unexpected leave. the score of 19 year old tom de courcy, bali with his 1st ever born to sleep. google has not won noirs. recent great form deserted him and have already conceded 13 more than 6 other sides. and it was a collective bargain malfunction 10 minutes before half time. stood guard sauntered through their ranks and phillip for us to came close to doubling their lead and higher jitters were again on display a minute later this 1st again, almost grabbed stuttgart seconds and when he failed to take your chances against fire, you normally play kinsley coma drilled in a low shot to put the side's level. stocks are caught pressing, high and brutally exposed for their endeavors. byron were hardly in top gear, but still very much on the ball. and in 1st time that in time coleman turned provider for a home. and that in dosti, by 21 buyer, yet again, playing below par, but still getting the goals when it matters as it was a similar story in the 2nd half of stuttgar

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. >> how was your foot and what happened? your third running for president, and you made it.s it feel like? she and doug emhoff, by the way, the second gentleman, is he the second dude? what should we be calling him? >> the term has evolved into the second gentleman. i will call him honey. >> geraldo: what their favorite flavor? don landesman praising joe biden and attacking trump. >> it feels like we are watching interviews for president-elect and a president who are on earth one and earth two. a very normal and safe and sedate and it was welcoming news. we are no fake news, we heard no conspiracy theories, we heard no personal grievances. >> there certainly was a lot of the right answers. there wasn't the attack. >> it was so sedate i was falling asleep. remember when they were accusing the president of the united states with absolutely no evidence of being a spy for the russians for goodness sake? >> jeanine: yeah, you know, being a spy for the russians, a putin puppet and all that and never admitting they were wrong. never taking the task, the individuals that stood befor

i mean, it's the same band, but new foot annual of the band. it looks fab task. that's great. i can't wait until it's real. welcome, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to "a late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. have you missed me? i missed you. how many days weren't we doing the show? no, one, one, because we did thursday's show-- what are you talking about. we did a thursday show, no friday show, then we did a monday show. one day, one day. all we needed to be just ready and refreshed. hey, happy december, everybody. or very late march. it's hard to tell at this point. but if it is december 1st, i have go to say, christmas has come early this year, as the president continues to shower us all with the gift of watching him lose every day, sometimes several times a day. and i'll fill you in on his latest ramblings in tonight's edition of... >> "la-la-la! i can't hear you! >> "the road from the white >> i didn't fall!" >> stephen: sunday morning, the president went on fox news to trade lies with former journalist and big-mouth billy pundit, maria bartiromo. here's the thing: h

he was 86 mile off the florida coast clinging to the tiniest portion of his 32-foot boat. >> miraculous isn't a strong enough word for what they found. that's a made-for-tv most. >> it was the top of the bow of the boat poking out of the water at that point. >> that's exactly lift. >> reporter: he left friday afternoon after a friend reported him missing saturday, the coast guard put out an alert, that's how the cargo ship angeles knew to scan the sea marine officials are not sure why the boat sank, only that he hung onto the bow for at least four hours >> i cannot imagine the december station he was going through at that moment or the elation of finding a vessel out at sea. that was a needle in a haystack.