. >> host: andy greenberg how long have charlie and chris been working on this? >> they started in 2012 and they got a grant from a science-fiction wing of the pentagon working on futuristic things so they bought a couple of vehicles and in 2013 they had me come to indiana where they demonstrated first they put me inside that car yoda petraeus -- toyota of previous and do these things and it was of a preview into the future. it didn't count freddie automotive industry because they said that isn't real a package as connected to the car like -- a car like a mechanic could do but they could reverse engineer they could slam on the of breaks or disable the breaks of the issue be it was so scary to be behind the of real but it took them two more years to read greens that to a full wireless attack that is still full magnitude that somebody that somebody across the country or across the world in a different nation could attack the vehicle over the internet causing it to spread as a virus. they could have used that to spread from one chrysler vehicle to another attack bei

about as heavy as what ted greenberg was getting. chester county, delaware county, montgomery about to get, it philadelphia about to get it. heavy rain that ted was in, lightning offshore. still heavy rain. but there is a little bit of a breakdown by washington. it is not a total washout. this is going to be on the news. we've got bad radar signatures and pictures of tornadoes going on right now in tennessee and mississippi, for example. record warmth tonight, rainy, fog redeveloping, temperatures going up toward 70 degrees. into the 70s tomorrow. not a rainy day. could see a couple of showers, maybe a thunderstorm. but most of the day will be dry. most of friday dry, too, but showers there. cool down on saturday. and go back up on sunday. 71 before we cool down a lot on monday. >>> coming up, fletcher cox is feeling confident about saturday's game against the redskins. hear from him next. >>> this is sports desk brought you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> fletcher cox one of three eagles to make

that's not true of greenberg. >> reporter: detroit slugger hank greenberg left first base for the armyed his time, and then went back in. >> greenberg who had been drafted in 1940 and when his draft year had been given and pearl harbor was bombed, he enlisted the very next day. >> reporter: baseball legend ted williams is every bit as legendary in the marine corps where he served as a fighter pilot during war. the skills he displayed in the batter's box proved even more valuable in the cockpit. during training, he set records that still stand in the marine corps to this day. >> people like ted williams went over, served, came back, and seemed to pick up right where they left off. >> most players were able to do this. williams and feller and greenberg returned to major league action after years away and picked it up. but there were those who didn't. people who lost their skills or lost their appetite for the game because of what they had seen in the war. >> reporter: it's also true that a lot of these guys weren't out there necessarily in front-line combat roles but there is a reason fo

. >> i'm ted greenberg. why experts say drivers could get a present at the pump. >>> plus a fair shake. lesean mccoy on whether he'll shake hands with chip kelly before the game. >>> and for that eagles game, some fans may want to wear shorts. a record forecast, straight ahead. >> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >>> drivers in new jersey usually get the best deals on gas in the delaware valley. >> listen to this: you may pay as low as $1.50 a gallon in the garden state. jersey shore reporter ted greenberg fills you in on why. >> reporter: they're pumping it for $1.82 in pleasantville. definitely a good deal for many drivers. >> it's wonderful. it definitely goes a lot further. >> reporter: the garden state average for a gallon of regular is $1.93. and some fuel analysts say the price plunge is far from over. >> i think you could at least see five cents each week. you should see that accelerate towards the end of the month. >> reporter: jeffrey pelleton with gasbuddy.com thinks we could see $1.50 in jersey by

. >> i'm ted greenberg. why experts say drivers could get a present at the pump. >>> plus a fair shake. lesean mccoy on whether he'll shake hands with chip kelly before the game. >>> and for that eagles game, some fans may want to wear shorts. a record forecast, straight ahead.

as ted greenberg reports store surveillance shows what you need to look out for wherever you shop. >> reporter: authorities say they pick their targets and deploy a plan to steal from shoppers, mostly senior citizens. >> they want to go to the path of least resistance and that's why they target the old people. >> reporter: township police say this surveillance video from j.r.'s fresh market clearly shows a man giving directions to a female accomplice to distract a couple so he can swipe the victim's purse sitting in her shopping cart. >> they're actually in the store shopping for victims. >> detectives are still trying to track down the woman who they say was working with 48-year-old vincent saxon of pleasantville. he was arrested at this shop rite a day after allegedly being caught on surveillance video stealing a woman's purse at the same store. police say in the past month, saxon committed similar crimes at five businesses in atlantic

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> hey, i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. coming up, as the running backs turn, the current running back tries to clear the air while chip kelly opens up about the former running back set to come back this weekend. details coming up. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> hey, danny pommells with you once again. once again, we have more drama than a broadway play. drama galore surrounding this week's eagles game with the bills. the running backs grabbing all the headlines, lesean mccoy, chip kelly said the move to trade shady was about money. chip said he never got to talk to mccoy before the deal. kelly was very honest when addressing mccoy's feelings. >> i felt bad i didn't get a chance to talk to him. i called him, he didn't answer my phone call, i know he was pissed, rightly so. every one that's left the team i've talked to them personally myself, i talk to them, coordinator talks to them, position coach talks to them. we have a way to do it that's the right

in ocean city, i'm ted greenberg, news 4 new york. >>> you can follow the weather 4 new york app. hit the weather tab for the latest forecast, interacktive radar and alerts you need to know this holiday. >>> the nassau county police department is not only keeping people safe this holiday but also bringing smiles to the faces of dozens of children. kids whose parents can't afford gifts this christmas went on a shopping spree at mattie's toy store in hewlett thanks to the generosity of officers. little ones roamed the aisles, finding their favorite toys. >> a lot of these kids are going to wake up tomorrow probably not even having the christmas tree. it's important to show these kids that they are worth something, that people value their existence. >> families from homeless shelters across long island enjoyed today's festivities. each child received $100 to spend on whatever they wanted. >> that's great.

>> jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg spoke to that family and has advice from fire officials if one of these was under your tree this year. >> it sounded like an actual bomb went off. >> reporter: this is what's left of a smart balance wheel tim whalen bought her 11-year-old son craig for christmas after it blew up last night in the family's home. >> i saw pieces flying everywhere and they were just on fire. it was huge flames. and i was really scared. >> reporter: they say the $400 device often called a hoverboard was being charged around 8:30 in the living room when it burst into flames. her older son put out the fire with an extinguisher, but not before the blast and flying debris burned the carpet and part of the kitchen floor. luckily, no one was hurt. >> it was like a land mine going off and if my son was on top of the board at the time, i don't want to think about what could have happened. >> explosion occurred somewhere in the area of the batteries that were on charge to the unit. >> reporter: that's consistent

plus travel expert peter greenberg has tips on surviving your trip this holiday season. and we will talk with kennedy center honoree. >> the genius? not if you ask him. it's just hard work. this is what you were studying this morning? >> yeah. studying. >> reporter: throughout most of his career he was up by 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. reading music. even on the day we met at the an opera. you study other parts of his life? >> right. >> that's all ahead on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news" have a great day.> many of our viewers.. as well as residents across two other states.. saw this streak of light in the sky last night. and it caused social media to blow up! what military officials say the mysterious light was. the strip crash suspect will

live in atlantic city, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> all right, ted, thank you very much.eave the heavy coat, hats, gloves, outside tonight. here's a live look at the blue cross riverrink on penn's landing, where the fireworks display is just 90 minutes away. the temperatures, by the way, they are dropping. >> first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with our first alert forecast. glenn? >> the longer the clouds stay around, the slower the temperature is going to be dropping, so if you want it to stay milder, you root for these clouds to hang in there, and the temperature has dropped a little bit over the last hour, and that trend, of course, will continue now that it's getting dark. you can see a lot of clouds out there. there really isn't any rain or snow to be concerned about. but we're going to be seeing the clouds break up gradually over the evening hours. it's 50 degrees right in south philly right now. 49 in wilmington, and 53 degrees in dover, warm spots, 35 in mount pocono, the cool spot. so the temperatures right now are above averag

[michael greenberger/director, university of maryland center for health & homeland security] "efforts need to be made to tamp down what is now become a panic within the united states."i'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 3 3 taking a live look tonight out over norfolk tonight on our square tire skywatch camera. we're looking at a green christmas... but mother nature looks like she'll make up for it soon.kayla's forecast is meteorologist kayla novak." 3 3 kayla and jetske talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. 3 tonight clouds will be promoment with temperatures in the mid 20s. thursday morning and early afternoon could bring some light snow across the area. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies will persist through friday evening with temperatures in the low to upper 3030 christmas evening ings chance for rain/snow mix that will change over to snow by saturday morning and continue through saturday evening. sunday will be mostly cloudy and blustery conditions 20s. we are also keeping our eyes on a potential storm system that will impact the area monday and tuesday of 3 aren't turning wa

that's where we find nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg., how are they preparing? >> reporter: well, keith, this is one of atlantic city's biggest nights of the year. thousands and thousands of folks are in town to celebrate, and some could even help set a world record. new year's revelers rolling into atlantic city for a night when the seaside resort goes all out. >> it's party time, you know, we're single ladies, what the hell? >> it's magical, it's just magical. it's surreal. >> reporter: teresa will bid farewell to 2015 by celebrating at tropicana. lavish new year's eve parties are planned all over town for atlantic city's most extravagant night of the year. >> it is so filled with euphoria and so much excitement. >> i've been doing it for years. just old habit. and i just kept it up, you know, i enjoy it. >> reporter: outside the trop on the beach, these guys spent the day getting ready to give people a charge during a big fireworks show over the ocean at midnight. >> all the three-inch mortars and everything are in their tubes, all ri

i'm ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." >> thanks, ted.y people are still making their way home tonight. here is a live look at 30th street station where no delays are reported right now. we did see crowds at the malls today. you can take a look at all those cars, christmassy procrastinators out in full force. here is a look at the last-minute shopping rush. >> reporter: there was some push and shoving. but they closed the stores here, and all of them excited about the warmth in the air and the season and to finally cross that last gift off their list. >> stocking stuffers. maybe toys r us a little bit. >> reporter: or the most expensive. >> an xbox, unfortunately. >> reporter: or the most important person on their list, for last. >> my mom, the only one left. >> reporter: did you find it yet? >> no, not yet. >> reporter: last-minute deal stealers got a special gift of warm weather from mother nature. everyone in warm spirits, ready to celebrate with family. >> it feels great. i know people are waiting last minute to get their stuff done.

ted greenberg discovered how they got there. >> reporter: rifles, revolves and semiautomatic pistols, 11 guns that police say were mistakenly shippeded. >> i was flabbergasted to think that weapons could get lost in the mail like this. began last month gun ruger tried to sell the firearms from its facility to a an employee at a trade show in las vegas. but when the pox arrived at a u.p.s. processing center in new jersey, police say it was damaged and in turn relabeled. then sent to southern ocean county. >> the employee at u.p.s. put the wrong label on the package k ckage package. >> reporter: and left on the doorstep of this home along with two other packages delivered by about s. police say 33-year-old kevin nagel decided to keep the guns, rather than tell u.p.s. he mistakenly received them. >> these guns in the wrong hands as we all know with current media could cause serious problems. >> reporter: following a visit from a u.p.s. investigator, police say they found the boxes in his garage, he was clarmged with theft and offenses related no one ansd the door at his house today. >> f

hoping that it will help other people that are going through the same thing as i am. >> i'm ted greenberg. our new study using an apple watch is aimed at improving their quality of life. she says she uses her phone to squeeze life in new york city. this is the christmas tree at the public library's main branch. >> if you've got an interesting pic, use the hash tag at twitter and instagram, and it might be selected as the social pik of the day. . >>> hi, theater lovers. i'm jackie reed with your new backstage pass to illusionists live on broadway. prepare to be amazed. witness the impossible when the world's seven greatest musicians come together on stage and perform mind-blowing, jaw-dropping, houdini-like magic. see it before it vanishes. for more behind the scenes on broadway, be sure to check on it >>> we have a status update here. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is now a new dad. the birth of their baby girl they're naming max. maybe maxine, we're not sure. the parents pledged to devote 90% of their facebook shares to a lifetime of charity. if you're curious about that, that would be abo

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plus travel expert peter greenberg has tips on surviving your trip this holiday season. and we will talk with kennedy center honoree. >> the genius? it's just hard work. this is what you were studying this morning? >> yeah. studying. >> reporter: throughout most of his career he was up by 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. reading music. even on the day we met at the age of 80, he had been studying an opera. life? >> that's all ahead on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news"

[michael greenberger/director, university of maryland health & homeland security]"efforts need to be made to tamp down what is now become a panic within the united states."i'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 he was once near the top of the republican field... but lately ben carson's support has been free- fallingwhat the candidate himself is doing to try and win back voters' support... 3 ben carson is spending the holidays with his family in maryland..... and earlier today in an exclusive interview today, he sat down with reporter jeff abell from our sister station in baltimore to discuss his recent slide in the polls and possible changes which could be coming to his campaign. 3 (audio) "we're still in a reasonable spot...."at his maryland home....republican ben carson says he understands his sudden slide in the presidential polls...."i think after the episode in paris and in san bernardino where terrorism became national issues, the narrative that i didn't know anything about them was harmful. its not true. i know plenty about numbers have caused carson to take a top to bottom review of his

. >> as news4's ted greenberg explains, they could help set a world record tonight in atlantic city. >> new year's revellers rolling into atlantic city for a night when the seaside resort goes all out. we're single ladies. what the hell. >> teresa will bid farewell to 2015 by celebrating at tropicana. lavish new year's eve parties are planned all over town for atlanticty's most extravagant night of the year nlts it's filled with u forya and excitement. >> i've been doing it for years. just old habits and i just kept it up, you know. i enjoy it. >> outside the trop on the beach, these guys spent the day getting ready to give people a charge during a big fireworks show over the ocean at midnight. >> all of the three-inch mortarings and everything are in their tubes, all right, and we're programming them. >> party goers at the playground pier want to blast their way into the record books with sam pain. at midnight some 3500 people will try to break a guinness world record for the most champagne corks popped >> the record was 2800 set in italy. i think we're going to absolutely crush tha

live in ocean city, i'm ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." >>> and these record warm temperatures are noteather. no one is out there for a reason. take a live look here at penn's landing. the rink is closed for skating today. the ice is melting, and the lodge in the cottage areas at winter fest are still open, though. just one week away from celebrating the new year. nbc 10 is helping your family ring in 2016. this sure, the fireworks display also be held live on nbc 10. you can watch on nbc10.com or the news app. catch the early show at 6:00 without having to stay up too late and if you plan to stay up, to welcome in the new year, nbc 10 will televise the second fireworks display at midnight. >>> storms extending to the gulf coast, flight aware shows 550 flights were canceled so far today. here at philadelphia international, less than five flights were canceled. we're talking the weather's impact on travel. >> reporter: here's a closer look at your travel forecast as we head into the rest of christmas eve. we already saw strong, severe thunderstorms with tornadoes reported down south. an

. >> ted greenberg, why police think so many star showers are being stolen. >>> all new on "nbc 10 news5:00," kicked out of their home days before the holidays. how one car did a lot of damage and what the driver was doing before this crash. >>> have you seen this on homes in your neighborhood? the newest trend holiday decorating projector displays thousands of holographic red and green stars wherever pointed. while they are growing in popularity with homeowners the same can be said for thieves. >> we've learned that self-of these projectors have been stolen from local homes. thieves hit four houses in cumber lansdale cou cumberland. ted greenberg found out why these were being targeted. >> missing from right here. >> reporter: the discovery dimmed karen alvarez's christmas spirit. two star shower laser lights stolen from her front yard. >> we were mad. my husband was mad because, you know, people shouldn't be doing stuff like that, especially holidays. >> just plug it in. you'll have thousands of colorful stars everywhere. >> reporter: the projectors light up houses without having to s

plus travel expert peter greenberg has tips on surviving your trip this holiday season. and we will talk with kennedy center honoree. >> the genius? not if you ask him. it's just hard work. this is what you were studying this morning? >> yeah. studying. >> reporter: throughout most of 5:00 a.m. reading music. even on the day we met at the age of 80, he had been studying an opera. you study other parts of his life? >> right. >> that's all ahead on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. have a great day. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. more speed, like 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. they even made it easy to switch with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg internet, tv, phone and more. plus free installation with a one-hour arrival window. and ask how you could get a $300 reward card. call now. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of

nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg found out why the businessman gave away that land for free. >> it was just time to go. >> reporter: crime outside their atlantic city house of worship was putting fear into the faithful. >> membership kind of fell off, because people didn't feel too safe. >> reporter: so when city of hope worship and outreach center pastor kenneth applewhite saw a classified ad asking perspective buyers to name their price for this plot of land in neighboring egg harbor township, he called the owner and told him about the congregation's plight. >> i just got out of church. he said, the land is yours. >> reporter: that man is 82-year-old jimmy horowitz, a retired jewish businessman, who lives in cherry hill. >> i figured i might as well do some good. i had it advertised in the past, but i just didn't feel as though i wanted to pursue anyone to sell the property to. >> reporter: the church still needs to come up with between $300,000 and half a million dollars to build its new large home on the site, which applewhite says is much safer than its current loc

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> you never know what will go viral. so many videos are catching on. >> great to see. >>> tonight is the second night of hanukkah. >> and there was a special menorah lighting today bringing preschoolers and seniors together. the festival of lights officially began at sunset last night. today the jewish center in northeast philadelphia held a special intergenerational lighting of the menorah. hanukkah lasts 8 nights. >> hanukkah usually comes later in december. especially it is much colder on a typical year. it is mild and it is going to get even warmer as we go through the end of the week and into next weekend. we also have some relatively dry weather around here for the next several days. we have cloudy skies at the moment but as you can see there's certainly no rain in and around philadelphia. it's 51 degrees, the winds light, 5 miles per hour, humidity not all that high. it's 4 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. we hit 57 degrees. that's 9 degrees above average. tomorrow and wednesday we cool down a little bit.

we sent nbc 10's ted greenberg to the jersey shore to find out what's happening on the last night of 2015 and who is bringing in big business to start the new year. >> reporter: this was a day for member of the greater ocean city theater company to rehearse performance of "snow white and the seven dwarves" before they take the stage tomorrow before first night celebration. >> we're excited to sing and dance for the people of ocean city. >> yeah, the button gets you into everything. >> reporter: more than 8,000 first night buttons have been sold for the event. now in its 24th year. >> we came last year, had a great time. looking foortd to it again. >> we thought it would be a great way for the family to get together. >> reporter: organizers put a cap of 10,000 on button sales and expect to sell all of them. >> today it been really busy. we opened an hour before and we've had so many customers. i'm glad we opened early. >> reporter: every ocean city hotel is sold out for new year's eve but some bed and breakfasts have availability and first night specials. in the gardens offering 10% o

nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg found out what you should do if you received a hoverboard as a gift this year. >> i saw pieces flying everywhere. >> reporter: 11-year-old craig says he was terrified when the smart balance wheel he had just gotten for christmas exploded and burst into flames in the living room of his family's home around 8:30 last night. >> they were just on fire, it was huge flames. and i was really scared, so i just ran outside. >> it sounded like an actual bomb went off. >> reporter: craig and his mom say the $400 device often called a hoverboard was being charged at the time. their older son put out the fire with an extinguisher, but not before the blast and flying debris burned the carpet and part of the kitchen floor. luckily, no one was hurt. >> you think it's not going to happen to you, but it can happen. this is a very dangerous toy. >> it appears an explosion occurred somewhere in the area of the batteries that were on the charge to the unit. >> reporter: that is consistent with similar reports from across the country of the hugely popular self-ba

south jersey bureau reporter ted greenberg shows us the high powered mix up. >> reporter: rifles, revolvers, and semiautomatic pistols, 11 guns like these that police say were mistakenly shipped to barnegat township. >> i was flabbergasted to think that weapons could get lost in the mail like this. >> reporter: authorities say it began last month when gun manufacturer rouger tried to send the fooiirearms from its facility to an employee at a trade show in las vegas, but when the box arrived at a ups processing center in secaucus, new jersey, police say it was damaged and in turn relabeled, then sent to southern ocean county. >> the employee at ups put the wrong label on the package and it was then shipped to an address here in barnegat township. >> reporter: and left november 25th on the doorstep of this home, along with two other packages delivered by ups. police say 33-year-old kevin nagle who lives here decided to keep the guns rather than tell ups he mistakenly received them. >> these guns in the wrong hands, as we all know with current media, could cause serious problems. >> reporter:

at the jersey shore bureau, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> a jury will begin deliberations tomorrow in the trial of a bucks county woman accused of hurling homophobic slurs and throwing punches at a gay couple. >> kathryn knott took the stand in her own defense today. kathryn knott is the daughter of a police chief. she faces years in prison if convicted of aggravated assault and other charges. she and two other men were tracked down by surveillance images from september of last year. prosecutors say the trio attacked the gay couple on a center city street. knott's two co-defendants pleaded guilty. along with probation, they were also barred from going downtown. >>> a south jersey man is behind bars accused of sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl. michael goodwin abused his girlfriend's child. that launched an investigation last week and made the investigation today. >>> jerry sandusky will keep his pension. they will not repeal a court order restoring the benefits to the former coach. sandusky will start collecting almost $5,000 a month. that money stopped three years ago when he

plus travel expert peter greenberg has tips on surviving your trip this holiday season.ennedy center honoree. >> the genius? not if you ask him. it's just hard work. this is what you were studying this morning? >> yeah. studying. >> reporter: throughout most of his career he was up by 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. reading music. even on the day we met at the age of 80, he had been studying an opera. you study other parts of his life? >> right. >> that's all ahead on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> good morning. look at how they deck the halls on philadelphia a's boat house row, tis the season for unbelievable warm weather. wait follow until you see how warm it will get. >>> for many bags are pack it is time to head to the christmas destinations, we are live at the a airport in time for the rush. >>> temple fans, glued to tv's watching the owls first bowl game in years, so how did it end? we have highlights for you, coming up in sports. >>> it is wednesday, december 23rd, you have to believe it, good m

ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." >>> 20 minutes after 4:00.ty decent day yesterday for getting out for outdoor activities and we'll see that again today. this morning first thing this morning, you'll have to bundle up. it is getting colder by the minute. our skies are clear, the temperatures still falling. 40 degrees in philadelphia. but that's one of the warm spots. most of the area is colder with a few spots below freezing this morning. and cold enough that they could be making snow at blue mountain. taking a break after a busy morning yesterday. sunshine in the mountains and that will warm the temperatures from the low 30s into the 40s this afternoon. 50s for philadelphia. right now it's 40 degrees. 34 in pottstown, mill industrial is a cold spot at 29 degrees this hour. clouds came in late yesterday from that rainfall that's passing offshore. no storm systems coming our way so we're in for a nice sunny day. though a cooler day than the rest of the week. mostly sunny skies, a light breeze, afternoon temperatures, from 48 to 51. the winds ou

plus, travel expert peter greenberg has tips on surviving your trip this holiday season. and we will talk with kennedy center honoree seiji ozawa. >> the genius? not if you ask him. it's just hard work. this is what you were studying this morning? i was restudying. >> reporter: throughout most of his career he was up by 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. reading music. even on the day we met at the age of 80, he had been studying an opera. >> you can't make phone calls. >> reporter: you study other parts of his life? >> right. >> that's all ahead on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.ay. have a great day. >> you're watching kcci eight news. eric: right now, a lottery scam. how an underage man nabs thousands of dollars. the store under fire. elizabeth: bigfoot hunters. another bizarre twist. and already interesting case sparking national attention. >> the deals were probably too good to be true. eric: a scam using a long closed aged car dealership is tricking people out of tens of thousands of dollars. thanks for st

plus, travel expert peter greenberg has tips on surviving your trip this holiday season.dy center honoree seiji ozawa. >> the genius? not if you ask him. it's just hard work. this is what you were studying this morning? >> yeah. i was restudying. >> reporter: throughout most of his career he was up by 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. reading music. even on the day we met at the age of 80, he had been studying an opera. >> you can't make phone calls. >> reporter: you study other parts of his life? >> right. >> that's all ahead on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ay. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. decemb d. i'm anne mackovec.... >>> good morning. it's wednesday, december 23. thank you for joining us. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge, traffic very light at this time of the day. thanks for joining us. i'm anne makovec. >> i'm brian hackney. we're still all talking about that miss universe thing. i know it's christmas. >> awkward! >> no kidding. >> so bad. >> every on air talent's nightmare. yo

ted greenberg reports how his wife and former coworkers are coping with this tragedy. >> i knew he was gone as soon as i heard about what happened. i pretty much knew in my heart. >> reporter: as jennifer thalasinos grieved in california for her murdered husband nick, former colleagues in cape may county are also heart broken. >> i'm shocked. i can't tell you how shocked i was. >> reporter: free holder director gerald thornton oversaw the county's health department when nick thalasinos worked there as an inspector more than a decade ago. this morning, thornton and other former coworkers learned thalasinos was among the victims killed in yesterday's mass shooting in san bernardino. >> here we are little cape may county, 98,000 people, and suddenly have one of our own out there in california now that is murdered by these terrorists. >> reporter: thalasinos worked for cape may county for 13 years until he resigned in 2002 to take a similar job in california. >> he really worked hard, i can tell you, he made sure that the county of cape may was protected. >> because of his love of god he h

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> just want to say i think we need a bigger boat.xt. >> here's keith jones. >>> guys, ban muslims or ban donald trump? philadelphia's mayor says there's no place for him in the city of brotherly love. >> donald trump is literally trying to radicalize our fellow americans. >> we're breaking down more of mayor nutter's strong response and getting reaction from the local muslim community. >>> plus, not guilty. we'll tell you how a jury came to its decision to acquit a delaware police officer. next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. puffs knows winter... ...is hard on your nose there's the endless runny noses. the sneezes that just won't quit and of course, the biting cold of snow day play. that's why puffs is soft. puffs plus lotion tissues... ...are gentle on skin. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better. so you can get out and enjoy winter a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. for softness that fits anywhere, try puffs softpack. >>> i'm aundrea cline-thomas at temple university. a surprise move solves the future of a new on cam

herb greenberg joining us there from san diego.o home, starting this monday our own sarah eisen will join wilfred frost co-hosting "worldwide exchange." sar wra is here to tell us about the new show. >> 5:00 a.m., everything you missed overnight. everything you need to know for the u.s. trading day. there is another british man in my life, simon. wilfred frost coming from london. it's going to be what's trending, what's buzzing, and more importantly, what's moving in the markets now and what we expect for later in the trading day with some great tidbits, facts, and talkers so you can be smart for the entire day. that starts monday. >> i just tune in at 5:00 and you'll tell me everything i need to know. >> resolutions -- >> just in time for the resolutions. >> wake up earlier. don't have to wake up at 3:00 a.m. with me, but definitely at 5:00 a.m. coming up here on "squawk on the street" -- which, by the way, i'll still be here as well. >> get it in now because there's only three more days before she gets up at 3:00 a.m. daily. good

. >> sreenivasan: joining me now from washington for further analysis of the debate is jon greenberg from "politifact." jon, during the discussion on terrorism and the islamic state group, hillary clinton made a statement about the impact of donald trump's idea to ban muslims from entering the u.s. >> he is becoming isis' best recruiter. they are going to people showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical jee addists. >> sreenivasan: any truth to that? >> well, i think the issue here is that hillary clinton said there was a video being produced. and the problem is not the clinton campaign nor anybody else can point to a video. so there was an article that the clinton campaign talked about which had some people saying that isis was referring to donald trump, but no mention of a video. the people who really do track this stuff say if donald trump had shown up in an isis video, lots of people would be talking about it. and nobody was talking about it. so in the absence of evidence, we really have no choice but to say this is false. >> sree

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insurance industry legend hank greenberg with us exclusively live. >>> and the federal reserve now two hours into the most highly anticipated rate decision meeting in more than a decade. are the markets rallying for race? the dow jones industrials jumping 203 points right this hour, climbing as we speak. less than 24 hours from the rate decision and less than an hour to the closing bell so let's start the "countdown." >> wow. we have this breaking news. the bulls are on the run and the markets are jumping more than 200 points for the dow alone in the final hour of trade. the s&p, which is up 27 points is on track for first back to back gains, back to back daily gains in six weeks. with less than 24 hours. watch this clock until the fed releases rate hike decision. the fed funds futures pit traders say the fed will tighten the screws, 79%. earlier up 81%, paring back slightly, it looks that the belief will be the fed will tighten rates this time tomorrow. i'm going to be on the floor of the new york stock exchange, just check every single move for you. look who's swept up in the bull ru

. >> up next, wrerl today herb greenberg, his friends for best and worst ceos. we're going bring him back for a look at who is facing the biggest challenges in the new year. mrs., investors were feeling fit this year and no appetite for steak. we'll break down the best and worst ipo's of the year and take a look at the the ipo pipeline. that's next. >> welcome back. let's take a look at markets right now. stocks are currently at session highs as oil prices are popping. we've been talking about that, and certainly hope they can drag up a number of the energy related stocks. the s&p 500 sitting right on the 2,058 line, guys. this is actually a number we've seen many, many times. we've crossed it many times because that is the break even line for the year. okay. so markets may be flat. >> i'm cheering for that on the inside. you can't tell. >> i can't really tell. >> i have confetti canons cued up. everybody get ready for that. >> and the -- >> absolutely. >> you taking our hats on and off. it's exciting. >> it's terrible when you are cheering for a 0% gain or loss

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