gamecock basketball...de sperate for its first ncaa tournament win in more than 40 years...frank martin in year #4...has his team headed to break that ststak in the next calendar year. the last poll of 2015 today...usc moves up to #20 in the coaches poll.the gamecocks up to #24 in the associated press top 25. usc...11 and 0...next game wedensday night against francis marion then hosts memphis saturday. clemson football down in frank martin's hometown of miami getting ready for thursday night's big college football playoff semifinal orange bowl. today the tigers...a little practice early...hit the beach a little later. thursday night's game...a second oklahoma.the sooners say they're using last year's 40 to 6 drubbing at the russell athletic bowl in orlando as motivation for miami this year. oklahoma standout sophomore running back samaje perine...some interesting comments today talking about the tigers defense.not showing a lot of respect for the acc's top-ranked "d" and one of the top-ranked units in the country the last two seasons. milatary bowl this 3 afternoon...navy hosting pittsb

still ahead in sports-- coach frank martin says it's up to the fans to help keep the men's basketball winning streak alive. plus--tiger rag or boomer sooner...fans are going wild in miami to watch their teams go head to head in the orange bowl. coming up on nightly news an enormous skyscraper in dubai catches on fire, dramatic pictures from there, and yet the city goes ahead with the largest fireworks display on earth to celebrate new year's eve. also, a man in upstate new york accused of hatching an isis-inspired plot foiled and we have an nbc news investigation about the replacement for a medical device that was associated with dozens of deaths, well now the replacement also has a potentially fatal flaw. all coming up on nightly news. the national championship game. right now the third quarter is just getting underway...oklahoma is up 17 to joe gorchow caught up with some rowdy tigers and sooners ahead of the game today. a sea of orange invades south miami... into their own death valley... away from home. take sot "when you're 13-0 and have a team like clemson and a coach like dabo

coming up, 3 gamecock basketball is undefeated, but carolina coach frank martin doesn't like one recent trend. and another defensive coach from auburn will join will muschamp's details next in sports.3 minutes after clemson kicked off the orange bowl this afternoon against oklahoma, usc head coach will muschamp news of his own. the gamecocks add another big-time assistant coach to the staff.lance thompson is coming to carolina. his official title will be assistant head coach of defense and defensive line coach.thompson took over for muschamp as auburn's interim defensive coordinator.the tigers' shut down peyton lynch and memphis in yesterday's birmingham bowl.thompson has been named the natitial recruiter of the year twice and been a part of three national championship coaching staffs. steve spurrier says now he should've said goodbye to gamecock football sooner. spurrier telling "mike and mike" on espn radio this morning that he should've left usc after the independence bowl win last season, but the ball coach said he thought the gamecocks would have a competitive team in 2015. the man

frank martin and company host memphis saturday. clemson at 3 north carolina. tigers looking for their first win ever in chapel hill. former irmo high school standout jordan roper off to a fast start. 13 points on the game. tough match-up for roper on the defensive end. marcus paige...can't help but smile. clemson down 7 at half. tar heels look like they might run away with this one. paige...shows the range...north carolina up 14. but clemson battles back. gabe devoe...1 of 4 tigers in 10 straight to cut the lead to 6. but paige...persist ent...leads all scorers with 18. jaron blossomgame leads the tigers with 15...but the tigers...like usual in chapel the bounces to go their north 80-69. clemson falls to 0 and 58 all-time in chapel hill. and sc state loses by 10 at akron.the bulldogs lose their

clemson football in carolina ach frank martin's hometown of miami getting ready for thursday night's big college football playoff semifinal in the orange bowl against oklahoma. big monday for the tigers.dabo swinney kicked it off by yucking it up at practice with hall of famer dan marino.later on in the day dabo and company hit the beach. swinney playing g little sand volleyball.star quarterback deshaun watson one of several tigers trying out the jet skis. after the beach party several tigers taking in tonight's miami heat nba game against the brooklyn nets. the football game thursday night...priority #1.it's a rematch of last year's russell athletic bowl.oklahoma playays say they're using that 40 to 6 clemson blowout win as motivation.sooner standout sophomore running back samaje periri...some interesting the tigers defense. brent 3 venables left oklahoma to run clemson's defense.the tigers are giving up an average of 129 yards rushing per game this season.that's 24th in the country.we'll see if perine and the sooners can top that thursday night. milatary bowl earlier today.navy hos

. >> frank martin in the men are in action when they host the and 80+ years, 11, zero the record, after last week at st. john's, the guys are staying grounded, they pulled off of win against iowa state going into a skid to start secretary play. >> friend is a good job, every purchase is a brand-new practice, if we practice poorly he will let us know and we have to do a good job of coming back practicing harder and better. i think we've been practicing and competing and that is helping her depth and that will help us in conference, as he said all hands on deck. >> former standout kevin max scored 20 points last night against utah, texas lost 71, 76, but max, strongly considered yukon and the recruiting process first half, 5 of mine, said 7 great performance last night. >> by the way another vessel game tonight clemson and north carolina, doesn't look good for the tigers were blown out recently at georgia. that is it for now and sports, big basketball night and will have more coming up on news 19 at 11. back to you. new debate about dog pants, that is gone viral. the question is a dog wor

. >>> switching gears to hoops frank martin and gamecocks are years. for the first time since the in poll. they haven't been following the rankings the only reason they are away is when they are asked about it. >> we don't even know. you guys break the news to us. i didn't even know that. >> thank you. >> they don't even tell us about anything. they just keep practicing. it's like we didn't even rank. just like that. it's like we haven't been ranking in so long. you just practicing like we've been practicing. >> after we get a certain amount of wins or break a record. you'll mention something after the game. it's >>> we'll see some showers towards daybreak and occasional showers in the day and night. expecting a high of 75. doesn't really start turning his brother-in-law to drive him there blocked by fire treks and debris, he ran the

frank martin and his group looking to match them and remain the only programs in the country to have unbeatens in men and women's hoops. wednesday night at cla. not the greatst start from the field. duane notice missing the runner. but silver there with the flush. he finished a team high. gamecock finding its rhythm. another double digit night for him. bright spot for the patriots in this one. browning returning home. buries the jumper. he goes for 14. but just too much pj dozier and company, gamecocks roll in this one, 78-56. they improve to 12-0 on the year. >> i probably gave the guys one day off too many for christmas. but they have been great. practiced hard the last two days and i thought we played real defensively hard the first half. we didn't have no umph on offense. if you don't have your egg wills and pump, it's hard to shoot the ball. and that impact pa the us some today. but our guys have been great. their preparations have been great. their unity is great and i think we'll be better tomorrow than we were today and get back into the swing of things. >> the chapel hill we

. >> on the hard wood, back to work for frank martin and the usc out to an 11-0 start. something ma hasn't been done around here in 82 years. the gamecocks will be back at cla wednesday night when they host francis marion. and while the excitement continues to build around the team, start to the season, players continue to the focus on the task at the hand. winning the next game, and guard duane notice says the unbeaten record isn't a concern to the team. >> that's not our goal. that's not our end goal. at the end of the day, we're not trying to go undefeated. i think our goal is to win the championship. and make the tournament. so with that being said, yeah. it's nice we're 11-0 or whatever but at the same time we can't be come place center and be happy that we're undefeated. that doesn't mean anything. other than they got to play hard and play consistent and put ourselves in the right opportunities so we can get to the tournament or win the scc chop. ron rivera and the panthers. yap r as jonathan stuart was walking without a limp. he's hopeful the starting back will r

. >> for the second week in a row, frank martin's gamecocks finds themselves in themselves in the top teens in the country. both polls list them in their top 25. the ap ranks ufc. well, usa today raises carolina three spots to 20th. they're 12-0ufv posts heiron on wednesday and memphis on >>> and number two behind connecticut. usd beat el, o n in its only game last week. they begin conference play on sunday. >>> stay with some more hoops. unc greensboro takes on north carolina. the future of home of woods. a big run early. jumper off of the screen. tarheels lead 17-6. now unc, they keep on rolling in the first half. marcus page driving lay up through the e lane. 28-24 tarheel game. unc trying to keep up. francis, doing the best he can with a deep three. makes it, an 11 point game. that will keep it in the first. unc leads 34-18. greensboro getting some good production from troy. it's an open three on the wing and then troy with a deep three on the other side. tarheels leading still 43. 28. greensboro doing the best they can. just before the buzzer. brit misses but gets a put back buck

then it splits off into frank sinatra, dean martin, depending on which side. it's a rat pack on industrial. it's supposed to be... >> all right. so we'll get back with tom hollie. looks like some of the fantastic lights down there were mixing with the signal. but that's what we'll say. tonight there's mixed reaction after the seattle city council voted to give drivers the right to unionize. san francisco's lyft urged the mayor to reconsider. the company says the ordinance threatens drivers' privacy, imposes costs to passengers and the city and contradicts federal law. the national right to work foundation also criticized the vote as a violation of drivers' rights. >> president obama gave his second statement in a little over a week about isis strategy and the war on terror. >> the president laid out his details about how the u.s.-led coalition is routing them out in iraq and syria. >> jim and reed, despite pressure to change course, the president insists the current strategy is working. after meeting with his national security team at the pentagon, president o

conference, his lawyer says paramedic white delayed the patient by not letting martin talk directly to driver paul franksr martin's belief was if i could sit down and talk to paul, that we could have ended this very quickly. mr. white is trying to control the scene. >> paramedic white says the incident was a fluid situation and in the heat of the moment, he did what he thought was right. >> i did not deem it in the best interest of the patient to permit him to handcuff and arrest me at that time. >> if we allow people to get out of vehicles and try to handle the traffic stop, other than the driver, that's chaos. >> paramedic white is suing trooper martin for violating his civil rights. the patient is also suing the trooper and the oklahoma highway paramedic white believes trooper martin may have offered an explanation for his behavior on the road that day. white refers to a conversation he says the two of them had outside the hospital after the incident. >> he made the statement that i don't know how we got to this point. we worked together before. and i simply said i don't know how we got here, either,

in the newsroom, frank mallicoat, kpix 5. >>> martin shkreli the pharmaceutical executive arrested on charges of securities fraud resigned. shkreli rose to infamy this year when he jacked up the price of a life-saving hiv drug by 5,000%. shkreli pleaded not guilty and is free on bail. >>> in tonight's healthwatch, the fda wants to ban teens from using tanning beds. the proposal would ban children under 18 from using sun lamp products at indoor tanning facilities. it would also require adults to sign consent forms every six months. indoor tanning is known to cause skin cancer including the most deadly form o melanoma. >>> the vatican says pope francis has signed off on the second miracle needed to canonize mother teresa. it involves the 2009 recovery of a brazilian man suffering from a viral brain infection. he was in a coma and dying. but when he was set to undergo surgery, he sat up and was declared symptom free the next day. the church says the man's wife had prayed to mother teresa. >> wow. all right -- >>> yes. rainfall, we have some in the forecast. >> steady but not constant. >>

frank sinatra, mary martin, bruce springsteen.e a list to be on now. >> it's absolutely -- i think katharine hepburn's on that list, too. which i did not know. >> yes. >> it's amazing. it really is amazing. sometimes, you know, it's so big i can't take it in. >> well, something else is going on in your world besides being a great songwriter. everything's in my head now from going over your songs. even "locomotion" with little evie. i wrote that. let me ask you about hillary clinton. >> okay. i am an avid supporter. >> what is it? >> she is the most capable. she's really smart. she does her homework. she relates to what people actually need. and there's been all this demonizing of her for a reason, because she is so capable they have to find some way to get after her. but i just think she's great. and the fact that she's a woman is certainly a plus, but it isn't about that she's a woman. it's about that she is the most capable person. >> what do you make? we've had suffrage in this country since 1920. >> and can't get an e.r.a. >>

frank sinatra, mary martin, bruce springsteen.n now. >> it's absolutely -- i think katharine hepburn's on that list, too. which i did not know. >> yes. >> it's amazing. it really is amazing. sometimes, you know, it's so big i can't take it in. >> well, something else is going on in your world besides being a great songwriter. everything's in my head now from going over your songs. even "locomotion" with little evie. i wrote that. let me ask you about hillary clinton. >> okay. i am an avid supporter. >> what is it? >> she is the most capable. she's really smart. she does her homework. she relates to what people actually need. and there's been all this demonizing of her for a reason, because she is so capable they have to find some way to get after her. but i just think she's great. and the fact that she's a woman is certainly a plus, but it isn't about that she's a woman. it's about that she is the most capable person. >> what do you make? we've had suffrage in this country since 1920. >> and can't get an e.r.a. >> women have had t

friends.great dean martin was aloof. franksed to say that after they would do the shows in vegas, they would go watch -- in the lounge and he would sneak up to play golf in the morning. he was different. what is vegas like today? tom: it has changed a lot. there is a lot of cirque du soleil. , i thinkmusic but caesar's palace is the only place where they get headliners. john, cher and celine dion. they built this theater for celine dion. that is the only game in town. there is a lot of clubs and electronic dance. tom: exactly, djs now and they are getting paid much more money. you call this, over the top and back. meaning? tom: well, i think i went over the top and went into those comfortable areas as i was talking about and then i thought wait a minute, let's get back to recording. so now i am back. especially with these albums. we went back to a rhythm section country andlose, gospel flavored songs that i have been wanting to do for a long time. now i am doing it. charlie: look at this. this is a montage of you. roll tape. i

anna: a lot of events i going on funds fact, frank sinatra was supposed to be named martin but the priest mixed up his name at his baptism at his mother took it as an omen to go with the name he got defeated this on my way. is daughter said he thought it was self-serving and self indulgent despite being a huge hit for him and his early fans were by his manager who didn't want to take chances and at 5 foot 7 apparently he wore lifts in his shoes. you can do all kinds of things tomorrow to celebrate his life. juliet: hoboken is wonderful. you should go to rio's rendezvous. anna: jon stewart advocating of the renewal of the anti act which gives health care to 9/11 first responders. steven colbert dave him a donald trump make of the joke being he would have to be dressed as the attention to what he is saying. >> mind that from. these 9/11 folks -- let me tell you something! these 9/11 first responders on the most top notch diamond produce. anna: very funny. stuart has been working to draw attention to the bill which is up for a vote. he is urging people to use the hash tag worst responded to

started a store right after martin's and that grew into the davidson's store, grew into the largest store in iowa and one of the largest in the miest. then there was also frank pelletier had another what became a very large store. these were huge enteterises. in the 1920's davidson's had over 800 employees and martin's had over 600 and pelletier's had over 500 so i mean these were really big department store scene in the early 20th century that you had to go to chicago literally to find fancier stores. this is certainly something you'll want to check out. it's running from december 18th until march 6th at the sioux city public museum. for more information 279-6174 or go to siouxcitymuse um.org. matt thanks for joining us. thanks for joining us around siouxland. >> << ben's back with one more look at the weather forecast. have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy.

frank sinatra would have been 100 years old i believe tomorrow. legendary singer, group in hoboken. hit it. ?oapts he was born in hoboken, funny enough supposed to be named martin. marty not the same swag as frank. took it as an omen and named him frank. >> teenager and became a global superstar by the time he was 21. >> by the way where he lived it no longer stand i believe there was a fire there. but there's this brick arch and bronze star on the sidewalk monroe street. rming go on a nice walking tour of hoboken to look at attractions, features of his youth in that city. celebrate his acting he was a great actor. elvis great singer -- not actor. frank good actor. made out with a major wife on the beach. >>in the 9:00 hour we're celebrating frank sinatra. mark simone knows a lot about frank. he knew frank quite well. original not the denzel washington version not that one. the one yes -- where he plays major marco a fascinating film about the cold war. brainwashing things like that. he's about to meet the woman from psycho look she's -- drawn to his clumsiness you're about to see eyed by this woman. check this out. there we go. [laughter] rosanna: something is

frank: a house of worship damaged in a hit and run. eric martin was walking his dog on saturday morning when he saw the pickup truck' s going down the avenue. he said that it did not appear as if the driver had looked down in front of the church. >> there were sparks everywhere. it went airborne about three feet in the air. it hit the church. frank: a special holiday service this sunday despite the damage. church leaders giving us the pictures of the aftermath before it was patched up. the pastor is counting his >> it was by the gas meter. if there had been a good mission marks -- and ignition or explosion, it would have been a disaster. frank: the pastor says that the members of faith alliance are praying for whoever hit the -- committed the hit and run. police are searching for the driver who hit the church. anybody with any information is asked to call police. antoinette: right now, police in london continue to investigate a stabbing as a terrorist incident. police say two people were hurt by a man who reportedly said this is for syria. police

frank holland. pam: a bizarre appearance from the man some are calling the most hated man in america. martin shkreli appeared on a youtube live stream on friday, less than 24 hours after he was bailed out of jail for $5 million. the 32-year-old resigned as ceo of turing pharmaceuticals. a life-saving drug by 5000%. he was arrested thursday on fraud charges, unrelated to the pharmacy. he didn' t seem phased during his lifestream. shkreli : i can' t plead to that in any way whatsoever. pam: he says the accusations are baseless. bob: the new "star wars" movie is heading for a box office record. "the force awakens" already took in a record-breaking 120 $.5 million for opening day on friday, and $250 million globally. that number blasted the previous record held by the final "harry potter" movie. the film is playing in over 4000 theaters in the u.s., the whitest december release ever. is he projects the movie will pam: wow, well it sounds like a good thing to do during the cold weather. bob: yeah, sit inside a warm theater. mike: doesn' t sound that bad. although our relatively -- our daily low w

frank sinatra becoming the head of the pack after humphrey bogart's death in the late '50s. along with dean martinor and peter lawford, the rat pack defined entertainment and style for generations to come as they appeared together on stage and screen. at the height of his stardom, sinatra became a true multi -- ♪ love me tender, love me sweet, never let me go ♪ >> like no one before or since and held court with presidents kennedy and ronald reagan. and always surrounded by beautiful starlets. sinatra recorded from the '30s through the '90s, played out to sold out crowds around the world and was constantly reinventing himself. ♪ i ate it up and spit it out >> reporter: old blue eyes was the embodiment of the american dream, a self-made man. >> that's what all the people say. >> reporter: who with his american can doing attitude conquered the world. ♪ and if i can make there >> he was top of the list, king of the hill, a number one. ♪ the record shows, i took the blows and did it my way ♪ >> regrets, well, he had a few. but he did it his way. and 100 years after his birth, his legacy looms larger th

martin. it was the master of ceremonies was the old man, frank sinatra. my mind. i tell it different on stage tonight. i got to tell you it the way it was. he introduced me. there's my father's hero, here's a kid he goes like that, here's a kid he's great. he's italian, the most talented kid i ever saw because he does me. and then when frank sinatra says the words joe piscopo. that was so -- that was surreal. your hero introducing you. >> if you say the words joe piscopo to me and you say snl, there's a skit i think of. it's you, eddie murphy. you're the chairman ♪ i had dark and you are light ♪ you are blind as a bat ♪ side by side you -- ♪ in perfect harmony ♪ we're talking salt and peppy ♪ stevie and me are peachy keen ♪ >> my love for eddie murphy. my absolute respect and love for eddie murphy. >> i watch ebony and ivory and i think of you at the sands. do you play it that way or do you play it straight? >> let's leave a little mystery to it. i'm not sure. i will decide. the wig is at the ready. the wig is at the ready. i don't need makeup because i'm

martin o'malley at 2% among democratic primary voters. this comes the day before the third democratic presidential debate. in the new york times yesterday, frank bruni criticized "the invisible democratic debates", and wrote quote: "what a shamefully imbalanced primary season this has been... the democratic candidates have, in contrast, hidden in a closet." and a political analyst in the granite state says tomorrow night's debate should have limited impact. smith says: "i don't think the debate is going to be critical for new hampshire. first off it's the saturday before christmas - on a saturday night nobody's going to be watching this. people are going to be learning about it by reading the paper the next day rather than seeing the debate." emanuel on cam: the campaigns of sanders and former maryland governor martin o'malley have complained about the number and timing of debates - suggesting the party is protecting or hiding clinton. that might explain frustration expressed by the sanders camp today. in manchester, new hampshire, mike emanuel, fox news the democratic debate airs on a- b-c tomorrow. it starts at five p-m pacific time. lawmake

frank, thank you. breaking overnight. this convicted bank robber is now behind bars after turning himself in to police. matthew martin turned himself into vermont state police around 3:00 this morning. he was wanted on several warrants in both vermont and new hampshire. he was supposed to be sentenced last week for three robberies in vermont but never showed up in court. in the past few weeks police crimes in new hampshire. antoinette: a teenager is recovering after being shot in the leg in dorchester. the 14-year-old boy was struck last night on stratton street. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation but is expected to be okay. k-9's searched the area for a suspect who was seen heading toward blue hill ave. no word on any arrests this morning. right now upton police are trying to piece together a deadly mystery. they say a hunter found human remains in a wooded area off mendon street. the situation is being investigated as an unattended death. the worcester county district attorney office is now involved. the skeletal remains will be taken to the state medical examiners office. doug: this morning, we're learnin

it was a roast of dean martin and the master of ceremonies was the old man, frank sinatra, so i'm on out of my mind, and i'll tell it different on stage tonight, but i have to tell you the way it was. i'm waiting, oh, my god, he steps up and introduces me, there's my hero, my father's hero, here's a kid, he's great, he's italian, he's the most talented kid i ever saw because he does me. something like that. and i go -- and when frank sinatra says the words "joe piscopo," that was surreal. here's joe piscopo. your hero introducing you, you know? >> if you say the words joe piscopo to me and you mention "snl" and the chairman in the same breath, there's a particular skit i think of, it's you, it's eddie murphy, you're the chairman and he is stevie wonder. let's watch. ♪ i am dark and you are light ♪ you are blind as a bat ♪ and i have sight ♪ side by side you are mine ♪ in perfect harmony ♪ we're talking salt and pepper ♪ ♪ you and me stevie and me are peachy keen ♪ >> what do you think as you're watching that? >> my love for eddie murphy. absolute adoratioadoration, resd love for eddi

started a store right after martin's and that grew into the davidson's store, grew into the largest store in iowa and one of the largest in the midwest. then there was also frank pelletier had another what became a very large store. these were huge enterprises. in the 1920's davidson's had over 800 employees and martin's had over 600 and pelletier's had over 500 so i mean these w we really big ststes. and really sioux city had a depapament store scene in the early 20th century that you had to go to chicago literally to find fancier stores. this is certainly something you'll want to check out. it's running from december 18th until march 6th at the sioux city public museum. for more information 279-6174 or go to siouxcitymuse um.org. matt thanks for joining us. thanks for joining us around >>> we're back on this saturday morning, december 26th, 2015. the day after christmas crowd with the tree still anglow. happy that they're here. let's give you a look at headlines. first responders assessing the damage after a tornado touched down in birmingham, alabama. destroyed homes and left 10,000 residents without power. the twister spawning from the same unseasonable sy

frank and urging congressional democrats and president obama to stay firm on that as well. on top of that, she's trying to get back some of the attacks that she's gotten from bernie sanders and martiny and other democrats who are saying -- she's not tough enough on wall street. so she can say, look at me. i am tough. dodd-frank is just the beginning. something she has said for months, but just reiterating it again. she's also rolling out a plan on inversion. betty: i know on wednesday she's some more tax measures. just on what she said today in the op-ed, let's bring that up. she's talking about imposing a risk-free on banks with assets of more than $50 billion. giving the government more authority to break up tanks. -- breakup banks. -- she hashis already said this. is any of this going to go through congress? does she have any chance? >> it would depend on the dynamics of congress. headingthat things look into the 2016 election is that republicans are likely to maintain the majority in the house and senate. it's going to be a fight the same way it was for president obama after the first two years when democrats ran both chambers. this is not going to be a slamdunk. anything that

frank holland from our sister station wcvb has the story. >> a house of worship, damaged in a hit-and-run. >> sounded like a big crash -- boom. >> eric martin was walking his dog dexter just after 1:00 on saturday morning when he saw a pickup truck speeding down richardson avenue. he says it did not appear the driver even slowed down before the stop sign at the intersection of pleasant street right in front of faith alliance church. x when he went across the street and hit the curb, there were sparks everywhere. went airborne three feet in the air, landed, went down the hill, and then hit the church. >> a special holiday service this sunday despite the damage. pictures of the aftermath before it was patched up. pastor jeff white counting his blessings the damage was not more severe. >> the major part, they missed the gas meter and all of that. if there had been an ignition or a spark in that, we would have had a huge problem. >> police are now searching for a blue toyota pickup truck. they believe it is a tundra model. the pastor says members of faith alliance are praying for whoever committed the hit-and-run. >> i don' t know the person' s

martin shkreli is their target right now. spoofing is number two? betty: spoofing is one of the -- bob: splitting is one of the newest laws. dodd-frank and dodd-frank was 2010. spoofing has only been against the law for five years. i think the amount of prosecutions has been one or two. i am exaggerating downward by one or two do. margin of error. there are only half a dozen people called to account for spoofing in five years. has theinally technology -- my colleague matthew wrote a terrific story last week -- about how finally the regulators of shown they have the will to do this because they have been going after people more in the last year or two, and they have the technology to do it now. there are software programs that in debt of going through reams and reams of spreadsheets, in order to find abnormalities, they can now do it using software with a little pictograph of all of the trades. betty: i agree with you. i think they have woken up to things like spoofing and we will talk about that in a moment with our next guest. one.t to see your number you say benchmarks have not broken in paying fines? bob: look at two of the most i

martin's f-35 fighter jet. jane wells is live in l.a. tell us about the implications, jane. >> a lot of news about lockheed. frank kendall, the defense undersecretary in charge of the checkbook, told reporters that while thef-35 gives us more combat capability dollar for dollar it costs a lot of dollars. other programs need money, too. something has to give. while he did not specifically say there will be cuts to f-35 purchases, he said it's impossible to entirely protect the program. the pentagon has already said it will not cut the size of our military force and upgrading things like the capability of our nuclear submarines are a higher priority. so stay tuned. dow jones reports lockheed cfo said today a deal for the next batch of f-35s won't close until early next year. that's worth over $5 billion. it was supposed to happen by the end of this year. this is happening as k5u7nd is reconsidering whether it wants to buy any of the jets. the uk may buy more of them sooner. lockheed has other planes and other programs. the cfo says a much larger contract for c-130s, that may happen this year, and then there's the o

. >> martin savidge there, and the same time in the united kingdom, thousands are still without power in the midst of flooding from the storm being called frankpeople were rescued from a bus wednesday after it became stranded in the water. meanwhile, labor leaders expressed frustration that the latest water pumps haven't been deployed. the environmental agency said they sent one out last month. >>> pope francis asked for solidarity for those in paraguay, and the u.s. >>> alison has been looking at how all these events are connected, and el niÑo is right at the center of it, isn't it? >> it is. it's certainly a pattern we're keeping a close eye on. this year is expected to be a very strong el niÑo year. the most recent for comparisons are 1997. here's a look at sea surface temperatures from 1997. you can see the temperatures were warmer back then, but this year's event is certainly much more widespread. one thing we also kind of keep an eye on is how it impacts with climate change, the comparison between the two. typically when we have -- now that we're noticing the global temperatures are warming, we normally get much more in terms of heavy p

frank: doug and antoinette. police have been looking for the suspect for a week after he failed to show up for his sentencing on three bank robberies. matthew martin turned himself in to vermont state police around 3:00 this morning. he was supposed to be sentenced on three robberies in vermont, but police believe he committed more in new hampshire after he went on the run. he's expected to face more charges. right now 16 people, including their dorchester home as the triple-decker went up in flames. this happened around 6:00 last night on alpha road. the fire quickly spread to four alarms but was under control in less than an hour once