george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car fi

george davis is s already seeing success with the device after about a month, and his doctor is pleased with how it's helping them stay on top of his condition. dr. jerome pierson says, "i'm old school, so i'm kind of skeptical, so i told george before we put his in, 'we're going to see how this works for him,' and hopefully, we've improved george's lifestyle and given him a better quality of life, as well." dr. pierson explains more why the davis family says this has given them peace of mind... coming up tonight at 10 on your health matters. tim: e salvation army would call it a christmas miracle afr an incredible donation was left in one of their red kettles at a hy-vee in west des moines one passer-by le a south african gold kruggerand coin yesterday, the coin donated is worth more than 1,000 dollars. but they weren't the only kettles to be gifted with such charity tim: an anonymous donor called a generous donation "mom's final gift." that person dropping an envelope into a sioux falls red kettle containing a letter and a wedding ring inside. major thomas riggs of the salvation army

george davis is already seeing success with the device after about a month...and his doctor is pleased with how it's helping them stay on top of his condition. dr. jerome pierson says, "i'm old school, so i'm kind of skeptical, so i told george before we put his in, 'we're going to see how this works for him,' and hopefully, we've improved george's lifestyle and given him a better quality of life, as well." deborah: with the device... dr. pierson is able to keep a close eye on george's fluid levels through the information that is transmitted directly to their computers. deborah there are many ways to receive scholarships for college... but a local high school senior has involved his friends, family, and a good amount of blood. henry haafke is up for a 750 dollar scholarship. all he has to do is gather 50 people or more to donate blood.... center created in an attempt to save more lives. although he could win money for school, henry says he feels like he's also making an impact. "it makes me feel like i've done something to accomplish it. it's always good for money for college too," sai

george davis is struggling with heart problems, but he's excited about this new tool to keep him out of the hospital. local 5's jenna rehnstrom reports. " he could just not wake up one day, you know um, sorry. linda davis fights back tears when she talks about the health complications her family lives with every day. her husband george has congestive years they've been in and out of the hospital with scares and complications. couldn't breathe, i had to sit up to breathe, i couldn't lay down, it was like my lungs were collapsing. and they took 19 point something liters of fluid out of my lungs. when things get bad, george expereinces terrible pressure and shortness of breath from the fluid that builds up in his system.but, the past month has been a ray of hope for the couple. george is the first patient at sioux city's mercy medical center to use a new tool to allow his doctor to monitor his health from home... and keep him out of the hopsital. it's a little device, about the size of a quarter, called a cardiomems. dr. jerome pierson says, "we place this device in the pulmonary artery

george davis is struggling with heart problems, but he's excited about this new tool to keep him out of the hospital. here's more in your health matters. linda davis says, "he could just not wake up one day. (cries) i'm sorry..." linda davis fights back tears when n e talks s out the healththomplications her family lives with everyday. her husband, george, has congestive heart failure, and over the past few years, they've been in and out of the hospital with scares and complications. george says, "i couldn't breathe, i had to sit up to breath, i couldn't lay down, and it was just like my lungs were collapsing. and they took 19 some liters of fluid off of me." when things get bad, george expereinces terrible pressure and shortness of breath from the fluid that builds up in his system. has been a ray of hope for the couple. george is the first patient at sioux city's mercy medical center to use a new tool to allow his doctor to monitor his health from home... and keep him out of the hopsital. it's a little device, about the size of a quarter, called a cardiomems. dr. jerome pierson say

the track is named after george davis, a 1963 graduate of plymouth state and a hall of fame track coach. on the state is in its first year with the varsity track and field program. the standard to date won the long jump and the 60-meter high hurdles. good renovations happening there at plymouth state. stephanie: looks like a beautiful new facility. great job, everyone. for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. i'm hillary clinton and i

the track is named after george davis, a 1963 graduate of plymouth state and hall of fame track coach at umass lowell, psu is in its first year with a varsity track and field program, plymouth freshman isaiah bolden was the star of the day. he won the long jump and the 60 meter high hurdles. both times were diii new england championship qualifying times. expected to play tomorrow. we will see. stephanie: knock on wood. i' m sure you' hayley: the forecast down in texas, a lot warmer. stephanie: that does it tonight. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? r jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. you make me feel so young... it's what you do. you make me feel so spring has sprung. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family fa

george davis is success with thedevice after about a month, and his doctor is pleased with how it's helping them stay on top of his condition. dr. jerome pierson says, "i'm old school, so i'm kind of skeptical, so i told george before we put his in, 'we're going to see how this works for him,' and hopefully, we've improved george's lifestyle and given him a better quality of life, as wewe." deborah: with the device... dr. pierson is able to keep a close eye on george's fluid levels through the information transmitted directly to their computers. deborah there are many ways to receive scholarships for college... but a local high school senior has involved his friends, family, and good a aunt of blood. . henry haafkeke is up for a 750 dollar scholarship. all he has to do is gather 50 people or more to donate blood.... a project that life serve blood center created in an attempt to save more lifes with the donations. henry says that school... he feels like he's making aimpact. "it makes me feel like i've done mething to accomplish it. it's always good for money for college too," said haafke. "

george davis is struggling with heart problems, but he's excited about this new tool to keep him out of the hospital. local 5's jenna rehnstrom reports. " he could just not wake up one day, you know um, sorry. linda davis fights back tears when she talks about the health complications her family lives with every day. her husband over the past few and out of the hospital complications. couldn't breathe, i had to sit up to breathe, i couldn't lay down, it was like my lungs were collapsing. and they took 19 point something liters of fluid out of my lungs. when things get bad, george expereinces terrible pressure and shortness of breath from the fluid that system.but, the past month has been a ray couple. george is the first patient at sioux city's mercy medical center to use a new tool to allow his doctor to monitor his health from home... and keep him out of the hopsital. it's a little device, about the size of a quarter, called a cardiomems. dr. jerome pierson says, "we place this device in the pulmonary artery and it sends a signal to one of the receivers that will tell us an estimat

george davis is struggling with heart problems, but he's excited about this new tool to keep him out of the hospital. local 5's jenna rehnstrom reports. " he could just not wake up one day, you know um, sorry. linda davis fights back tears when she talks about the health complications her family lives with every day. her husband george has congestive heart failture, and over the past few years they've been in and out of the hospital with scares and complications. couldn't breathe, i had to sit up to breathe, i couldn't lay down, it something liters of fluid out of my lungs. when things get bad, george expereinces terrible pressure and shortness of breath from the fluid that builds up in his system.but, the past month has been a ray of hope for the couple. george is the first patient at sioux city's mercy medical center to use a new tool to allow his doctor to monitor his health from home... and keep him out of the hopsital. it's a little device, about the size of a quarter, called a cardiomems. dr. jerome pierson says, "we place this device in the pulmonary artery and it sends a sign

the fracture is named after george davis. state and hall of fame track meet. and the standout was the plymouth freshman isaiah bolden, he won the long jump and 60 meter high hurdles and both were new england championship qualifying times. don't forget the patriots play in prime time sunday night in houston against the houstons. and gronkowski traveled with the to play. we'll see. >> we'd lo of to give a shoutout to the pelham razorback national championship. placing first in the tournament in florida. you. still ahead here on news 9 this morning, a little lamb in vermont taking the world by storm. sweet pea's story is turning now our u local shotshot. waiting to come visit in manchester. join thousands of u tt2watv# 1t! bt@q;9< tt2watv# 1t! "a@q+5x tt2watv# 1t! bm@q >t tt4watv# 1t!" dztq l/$ tt4watv# 1t!" entq <+d tt4watv# 1t!" gzt& %,< tt4watv# 1t!" hnt& 5"p tt4watv# 1t!" iztq _k( tt4watv# 1t!" jntq m;h best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john

they were indya davis and lyle ferringer. prince george's county police say that davis stabbed ferringer who was a senior at gar-field senior high school. davis was a student at osbourn high school. >>> an amtrak train headed to dc hit a car that ran out of gas and stopped on the tracks in cleveland. it happened -- it happened around 2:15 this morning. and they climbed out and ran before the crash. >>> to the district now in the dc council to consider a proposal to raise some fines for speeding to up to $1,000. those $1,000 fines will go to drivers that exceed the speed limit by more than 25 miles an hour. the mayor muriel bowser proposed the increase to eliminate the pedestrian deaths. >>> the new year's holidays means that drivers will have an easier time out parking on the streets in the nation's capitol. parking meters and rush hour lane restrictions won't ben forced january 1. parking restrictions also won't be enforced along the city's new streetcar line in the h street northeast corridor. but don't forget that everything will go back

next ordains >>george: softball 68242 and double the normal commute time we're still having problems and san leandro both directions of the nimitz freeway slowed with the south, crashed at davis the northbound drive time are right up to 21 minutes in the south bed earlier, a problem on the kuala lumpur park when a bomb was bought all the land for--awhile >>george: the drive times this morning is still slow coming up from hercules to berkeley to over 30 minutes of the drive times san mateo bridge highway 92 slow roll 26 minutes here for the richmond bridge ride off or were about 90 to 21 minutes west bound into san rafael looking at the golden gate bridge the trip across the span as easily and without the lake or incident. >>darya: of their asking for new trial in a different venue the same judge presided over the child is born to his arguments to the back in june he was sentenced to death for his role and the ball to the bombing that killed three people and injured 216 his lawyer's argument for a child should have been moved of massachusetts because of the severe emotional impact police records show 57 year-old knick in the first quarter pence yesterday accused of shooting an

davis who is a former deputy chief in prince george's county. >>> authorities in california have arrested the man who bought the assault rifles used in the san bernardino terrorist attacks. prosecutors have charged 24- year-old enrique marquez with conspiring to provide material support to terrorists. investigators say marquez transferred the guns to his friends and former neighbors, the husband and wife team who carried out that massacre earlier this month. 14 people were killed, 21 others wounded. investigators say marquez planned a terrorist attack with syed farook in 2011 and 2012 but decided not to follow through with it. >>> today president obama went to the nerve center of america's fight against terrorism to receive a briefings on threats made to the homeland during the holidays, but some members of congress from both parties are blasting the administration's efforts to keep would be terrorists out of the united states. mark albert reports from the white house. >> reporter: president obama went to the national counterterrorism center outside washington thursday to review plans tha

abc's linsey davis here with the story. george. an officer noticed a red jeep going the wrong way down the road and said they did a routine traffic stop but th car sped up crashing into a shuttle bus. they say the passenger ran and that decision proved fatal. typically tranquil downtown atlanta sounding like a war zone. >> shots fired. >> reporter: sending bystanders fleeing forcover. >> go inside. >> oh, my god. >> the cop actually only just maybe a hundred yards in front of us were hidin behind their cars with their guns. we didn't even have as much cover as them. >> reporter: it began when officers attempted to pull a car over in a routine traffic stop but the driver didn't stop striking a pole and a hotel shuttle. >> shut down at baker. >> we've got a s.w.a.t. unit en route. >> reporter: the drivever turne himself in but the passenger >> shots fed. >> w we have a male shot. male is still moving. >> reporter: officers shoot the passenger dead. his body discovered near a dumpster allegedly with a gun and shl casings nearby. polic

george gordon meade. he said, "he will commit no error or mistake in my front." mr. davis: i forget who he says that to. they knew each other in the old army, before the war. in fair regard. says to meade -- gray hair at the time. >> it was the mason brothers who jesse grant showed up within with in tennessee. mr. davis: i see, i misspoke. he did not have any intimate friends. i think the loss of jack mackey may have emotionally closed up lee. deeply.lly hurt >> out of curiosity, based on what you have shared about mary lee, did she have an awful lot in common with a blink and mary -- abe lincoln's wife, mary? were,vis: outwardly, they well, explosive is too much of a word. , they hadvolatile frugality, that's a nice way to put it. [laughter] mr. davis: beyond that, i do not understand what mary lincoln's psychosis was, if you can call it that. there is no question they were both difficult for their husbands. they both cost them caused themt -- embarrassment in front of their professional peers and colleagues. good political wives. thank you all very much. [applause] mr. davis: thank you. [applause] [ca

davis here with the latest. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: goomorning, george. this is one of five disease outbreaks the burrito chain has had since july. the cdcc says the latest bacteria has a different genetic fingerprint. this m morning chipotle is at the center of anothther. coli outbreak. the cdc is investigating a second outbreakk of the virus affecting customers in three states, five people say they got sick after eating at the burrito giant in theast two weeks of november. >> i just felt like i take the same risk no matter where y go to eat. >> i don't think i'll be eating chipotle at all. >> reporter: this is just the latest blow to chipotle. two weeks ago more than 140 boston college students were siened with norovirus after eating here and earlier this year, 52 people became sick in falling ill with e. coli. back then as a precaution, the restaurant closed several of its stores to clean and discard ingredients before re-opening. as for this l latestoutbreak, a spokesman for chipotle tells abc news it was not unexpected saying whave indicated before t

george. >> okay, matt,hanks very much. joined by the mayor of san bernardino, karey davis. mr. mayor, all of us are thinking of you and your victims and their families.. morning? >> good morning. we appreciate your concern. our city is very saddened by this tragic crime that has been perpetrateted against our community and we are doing all that we can to make sure that our community continunues to stay safe. our police department, fire department and all the surround agencies have come together. this is an excellent response. they could to secure the area. they've done all they could to make hour this crime is appropriately and brought to an end as soon as possible. >> it was an overwhelming and swift response. the police getting there within four minutes. what's the situation on the ground this morning, bot at the center and across your community? will anything be closed day? will you try to get back to normal? >> i believe there will be some government facilities that will be closed today. our police department is stillll tive ly actively investigating this crime and t ty wil

southbound and northbound 880 marina to davis that should be picked up by now but we are seeing a little bit of slowing in the area. >> it is 5:18. san rafael's georgeucas is one five receiving highest award for lifetime achievement in the arts >> and a conductor and rita mo rena and carol king joined lucas at the white house receiving the kennedy center honors. lucas created the "star wars" and indiana jones franchise had part in seven of the ten top grossing movies of all time. that is what you call the midas touch. >> wall street hops to kickoff the year end rally today. >> good morning, topping america's money the stock market stall, an expert said we will finish flat for year. stock futures were down and what is weigh on investors is the interest rate hike. >> holiday shopping is in full swing. put down the plastic and pay with cash. >> a second, shop alone the people spend more with shopping with a partner. >> do it your sell. make your own christmas gift. >> three box office wins in a row for "hunger games," at $19 million for the weekend for domestic total of $227 million. that is america's money. have a great day, everyone. >> happening tod

davis says, "he could just not wake up one day. (cries) i'm lindnddavis fights back tears when she talks about the health complications her family lives with everyday. her husband, georg has congestive heart failure, and over the past few years, they've been in and out of the hospital with scares and complications. george says, "i couldn't breathe, i had to sit up to breath, i couldn't lay down, and it wasjust like my lungsgs were collapsing. and they took 19 some liters of fluid off of me." when things get bad, george expereinces terrible pressure and shortness of breath from the fluid that builds up in his system. but, the past month has been a ray of hope for the couple. george is the first patient at sioux city's mercy medical center to use a new tool to allow his doctor to monitor his health from home... and keep him out of the hopsital. it's a little device, about the size of a quarter, called a cardiomems. dr. jerome pierson says, "we place this device in the pulmonary artery and it sends a signal to one of the receivers that will tell us an estimate of the pressure inside the lungs. and device, we become proactive and we're able to treat patients, some times u

generally forbids and 36 >>george: to commit its heated up this is an accident southbound and of the mainstream in started to solve the ride on a 68242 the knockabout problem between davisctions for the ride on the nimitz freeway the northbound drive time up to 15 minutes for the richmond bridge interstate 5 it get the backup now which is all the way back to the rich and park where we're looking at an 19 minute trip turned and the golden gate bridge continue to the problem free >>darya: >>darya: this is the shift the french attention but a couple of weeks ago if you're headed to new york city to mike noticed labels warn you about the restaurants are course requirements of what customers it amended has more salt finished same and hold them >>mark: and donald trump joking that he may chart cnn for pairing in the next gop primary debate him back to 2000 supporters at a rally in georgia is a riding the boom for networks host and debate he should demand cnn pay him $5 million to the next debate on december 15th in los vegas a presidential hopeful says probably will not and up to because he does not need to morning america >>darya: and are not waiting they're spending their o