look, xander wants to be the guardian of the stick, and i wanna be the guardian of xander. oh, i see how it is. sticks before chicks. you guys are just being superstitious. bad luck is not real. all: hey! oh! (groans) that was just a coincidence! (back cracking) a really painful coincidence. so, let's review the assigned reading about swimming. the ideal rate of strokes per minute is? oh! uh, 60! quick question, does frantically flailing your arms to flag down a lifeguard, count as a stroke? you'll be fine, ravi. and, no, it does not count. here's something that will help you. remember this mnemonic device, breathe, acclimate, relax, focus. oh, so, the acronym would be... barf? exactly. it's crude, but memorable. now, before you even get in the water, you should be aware of the native flora and fauna of the lake. most notably, the northern water snakes. snakes? don't worry, they'll only bite you if you're swimming near them. how will i know if i am near them? okay, tiffany, my turn to teach ravi. no! we're making progress here. please. the closest he's come to getting wet i

this is called the rave guardian. the roll out here is not complete but there are some people who are concerned about their privacy. when the alarm sounds, cal state east bay police know something is wrong. safety for the students here is just a click away. >> with the increased desire for safety that we had to find a way. >> is. >> reporter: what better way than through their smartphones. there's a new app available called the rave guardian. >> there are four main components, a safety timer component which allows people to set up a guardian as they travel from point "a" to point "b." >> you program the app to sound an alert if you don't make it to a destination by a certain time. >> every time someone sets a session it is passively monitored. >> there is a one-button 911 option on the phone and you can text the police department. >> maybe they are at a party and, you know, they want to let us know, that things are getting out of control. they don't have to leave the room and make a phone call to call us. >> this is a

police say dugar identified himself as the legal guardian of some of the alleged victims who went to ken difficult he was on campus for athletic games and study hall but was not require today be fingerprinted because he is not affiliated with the district in any official way. >> he was not an employee, a volunteer, he was a guardian and there is no requirement for guardians or parent to be fingerprinted to come on campus to watch their child at a practice or a game and check on grades. >> reporter: perhaps one of the reasons he escaped scrutiny is because he received positive attention for running a transitional home for inmates. with more boys identified as alleged victims, he is facing a new higher bail. $1.7million. >> it just boggles the mind he was able to convince people that he was trustworthy. a convicted molester. and he is running an unlicensed group home. >> reporter: the issue here is he also fashions himself as someone who turned his life around. he ran a battered women's shelter. and a home for recently released inmates. that was probably the veneer that allowed him to

guardian angels rolls, 74-6. fourth-ranked and undefeated creighton, at home against number-10 clarkson-leigh. the bulldogs score right away - brook baller - taking the handoff - and showing off the speed - 31 yards to the house - baller ran for 185 yardrdon the day. clarkson-leigh's turn now - both these teams like to run - but lane walton and a gang of bulldogs are there to stop the patriots early. but clarkson-leigh would get into the endzone by their quarterback - kobe paprocki - keeping it for the score - patriots within two points, 8-6. but creighton really poured it on after that - bulldog quarterback ryan neumann rushed for 139 yards - almost half of them on this play - 65 yards to the house. creighton rolls into the quarterfinals, 52-12. in d-2, unranked wynot using the home field advantage - against 8th-ranked lawrence-nelson. wynot scores on their first possession - jalen wieseler - the quarterback - keeps it for a quick 8-0 blue devil lead after the 2 point conversion. then on their next possession -

it would provide parents and guardians is find out if the day cares are clean and safe. >> we need the same standards for something as important as where we send our kids when we go to work. there are 2300 day care centers in new york city and they have racked up 18,000 violations. juliet: the over haul of the center is taking place. the renovation and construction of the surrounding retail and entertain center is expected to create 1500 jobs and expected to reopen next december. >> did you know that the pope put out an album? juliet: country, rock? >> ben: we are going to hear, wake up. >> wake up, wake up. ben: interesting. he was so impressed by our show when in new york. juliet: i don't know, he gets up early. ben: maybe monsignor said you have to wake up. six composers contributed to the album. juliet: still ahead, we could be looking at record breaking temperatures today. ben: i had to turn on the air conditioning yesterday. juliet: you still we will get 3 inches of snow -- ben: hey, it can change. we tell you about ben carson's take on the pyramids and why people are t every coc

when the guardian started, there the banner took an example from the guardian. >> the bay state banner is very important for democratic discourse in the city of boston. we have issues, challenges and problems that can be defined in any number of ways, that can be reported on or not reported on. >> it is black press reporting stories of national and international and citywide interests that aren' t being covered by the mainstream press. >> issues relating to economic justice on a national basis. national politics with african-americans. >> it covers redlining, police courts and corrections and the disproportionate number of people of color who are serving time. >> the banner was very anti-apartheid movement. s release. ed: joining us now -- karen: joining us now on the studio is the founder and editor and with him is a documentarian. was put together. and get more on why you thought it was important to start the going. >> once you started, you just drop it and you begin to understand how important it is for the welfare of the community. you have to understand, i am a community. one whic

he meets someone who agrees to be his guardian and then ends up in court asking for a shortcut. judge nicollete block stopped that and a child said he was beaten by his father, forced to go to work and deprived of food back in india. she received another case wrich she described as curiously and remarkably similar filed by another njabi man with the same story. she called it disturbing. the judge also questions why affidavits from two different people who seemed to corroborate on a different story contained grammatical mistakes, especially when they say their father is a ge drinker. many victims of abuse unfortunately suffer similar circumstances and that's why their stories appear so similar in court. when so many people come in with this so rare occurrence all at once in the same court at the same time, they should ask some more questions than they've been asking. >> reporter: this year the u.s. department of homeland security opened a criminal investigation after the i-team exposed insurgent cases from punjab, yodia. judges were suddenly swamped with stories of abuse they had

the guardian is focusing on why did it take turkey just 17 seconds to shoot down that russian jet? what he say this is an message from turkey. normally it expect warning shots to be forced to leave or to land. they say these are tense times. what the guardian said, the response to be so rapid and the fast ball that it was ordered by himself that the aircraft be shot down, their feeling basically turkey was waiting for this to happen. so they can send a very strong message to russia that wouldn't be acceptable. interestingly, they have dug up a clip from 2012 when a turkish jet was shot down in syria. a short term violation can never be pretext for an attack. very different words from them when the boot is on the other foot. too much is at stake to let this situation spiral out of control. it will continue to rumble along. he best opportunity indicates to get congress and the american people to address the question of what to do about puerto rico, not just in the next few months but to resolve once and for all the issue of the island's status. amy: juan gonzalez on puerto rico's deb

here's fox 5 sky guardian. we showed you that cluster of pretty good downpours moving across southern connecticut. there it goes from the bridgeport area eastward towards new haven up to danbury. patches of light rain across the rest of the area. here are the highs for the day. upper 50s, 60. there's 61 at belmar. mid 50s at poughkeepsie to sussex. and we had upper 50s to 60 as you moved east across from islip towards montauk. current temperatures in the 50s now. 54 in the city. 59 belmar. 57 at islip. and on the east end. 51 poughkeepsie. down at 48 monticello. we'll see 40s for a lot of the suburbs. we'll stop at 50 in midtown. there's the east-northeast wind. it has been busy. 15, 18 plus miles an hour. we've seen the gusts up to 25. we talked about how it would be breezy. it will stay breezy through the forecast tonight. fox 5 sky guardian 3-d, you can see the bulk of the rain shifting to the north. we have patches of rain that will be sliding up from the south. that will continue. it could be an issue the

they can download the umd guardian app. they say the app is the rave guardian app specifically for the maryland campus. to use it you have to download the rave app and the e-mail address is also necessary. >>> we were talking about 52 degrees in northwest washington. i'm not going to say that's too bad. we're talking about the wind and you factor in the wind eight i guess it is a little cooler. >> something to think about. a little windy out there, chuck? >> technically you have to have temperatures below 45 degrees before windchills become much of a factor. it will cool you down if you're outside early this morning. you'll need an extra layer of warmth. time to think about thanksgiving. turkey and grave and mashed potatoes. more importantly, the day before when everybody needs to get on the road or the skies or the rails. good weather around here. if you're going to be spending wednesday, thursday, friday along the eastern seaboard, thanksgiving be nice and quiet. if you're traveling, if grandma lives in the midwest or far

. >> as a guardian, as or guardian, he was responsible for. he was not a volunteer and had no official ties to the school, he did not have to be fitted for a background check. he simply ingratiated himself with school staff, city politicians and students. >> he's laid back. he had a good relationship with people in the community. people in the community loved him. he really gained a good relationship with some of the parents that trusted him. the way he was able to lure some of these kids were just word of mouth. >> a student was robbed at knife point this morning while walking on campus. police say armed robberies were not that common on campus, but there was another robbery in august under almost identical circumstances. police are recommending that students walk in groups and keep their electronic devices hidden. >> san francisco police say another tourist had a camera taken last night. he took off in a silver, four-door car. police say there were at least two similar in october. >> this could restart the execution process for the first tim

it is a specific version of the rave guardian app. once you download the rave app, use your umd account to get the school's version. >>> more on that secret service officer trying to solicit sex with an undercover agent posing as a 14-year-old girl. court filings today show lee moore did in fact have contact with two actual underage girls online in addition to that undercover officer. he ae's accused of exchanging obscene pictures and texts with them including when on duty at the white house. detectives later found a small arsenal of weapons at his home including military assault style rif rifles, many loaded and unsecure. prosecutors want him to remain in prison until his trial. >>> you may be planning a trip to the outlet stores to shop for the holidays. are you really saving as much as you think you are? erika gonzalez explains what landed some popular retailers in court. >> reporter: people shop outlet stores for one reason. >> cheaper. you get more for your money. >> reporter: consumers say they save big. >> i think i get a bette

ben: the syllabus for the guardian angel crash course. >> he has to jump turnstiles. the grey poupon. how do you like your mayor, ed bill deblasio. you said he wanted to be what? revise the facts? how about right the facts? be a revisionists. concentrate on your job which is to keep crime down, get public-school education assistance of, fill potholes and deal with -- those who were on mentally ill. ben: you did not mention holding press conferences and answering media questions. there has been criticism of the mayor the past couple weeks that his door the clothes he, he is not out there, mayor bloomberg tweeter to 4 times without taking questions on any topic. is mayor has not done that. >> no doubt. in my case i tried to go to town hall meetings, reject curtis i got cost twice and here it is, members of city hall, the press corps, complaining you get tossed, this man has nothing to say because he hasn't done his job. ribeyes what he does when he hasn't done what he was elected to do. have you seen his numbers? what will he do about his poll numbers? comrade bill deblasio, go to your

guardian angels c- c taking on b- d- s.1.pick up action in the first quarter.. the bluejays driving.. and quarterback nolan plagge is picked off by samuel christensen who has a nice return into g-a-c-c territory.2. ensuing eagles drive.. riley tegtmeier goes to his right and throws back to his left to kale kleinschmidt who takes it in for the touchdown. two point conversion good. b-d-s up eight to nothing.3. move to the second quarter and bluejays quarterback plagge hits tanner ortmeier for the twenty-seven yard touchdown. two point conversion good. score tied at eight. 4. the celebration didn't last long.. kickoff.. b-d-s's kleinschmidt takes it back for the touchdown. two point conversion no good. fourteen to eight b-d-s.5. right before the end of the half.. b-d-s quarterback riley tegtmeier keeps it himself and scores. two point conversion no good. b-d-s goes into the locker room at halftime up twenty to eight and they go on to defeat guardian angels central catholic thirty-six to sixteen. 3 3 and in elk point, dakota valley and beresford squaring off in a di

. >> their parent or guardian, whoever' s their caregiver, or unresponsive. we come out and find someone suffering from an overdose. >> the strain is putting on position and at helping those young victims. mike: a good-looking travel day it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. shelley: governor maggie hassan said that drug overdoses have become the second most common tom: adding to the crisis are growing number of victims, young and innocent without a voice. opioid orphans are losing what they need most in the world, their parents. amy: he just kept saying my daddy, what is wrong with my daddy. >> when tonya' s granddaug

meets an adult to become his guardian, then heads to queens family court asking for a in a vent ruling obtained by the i-team, judge nicolette blocked this teen's claim that he came here on an all-expense paid trip from his father but he was beaten and couldn't return to india. the judge grew suspicious after receiving another case curiously and remarkably similar filed by another punjabi man with the same lawyer. in her ruling she called the similarities disturbing. the judge also questions by affidavits from two different people intended to corroborate on a deep story contained the same exact spelling errors and draw grammatical mistakes. like how his father is a victim of habitual drinking. the similar wording was just a mistake by the translator adding, quote, if this were fraud, wouldn't one be more the lawyer also said many victims of abuse unfortunately suffer similar circumstances and that's why their stories appear so similar in court. >> when so many people come in with this rare occurrence all at once in the same court at the same time, they should ask some more questions th

here's fox 5 sky guardian. no rain in the forecast. this. we like the mild weather, but we need rain. we're running over 7 inch deficit for the year. there's high clouds streaking across the sky. where is the rain? it's off to the south. that's not moving northward. the high clouds moving out of here as the night goes along. high pressure will be building in into tomorrow. and it will start sliding off the east coast. we'll be in the 70s the next day or two. look at the day planner for tomorrow. it will be a clear start and sunshine through the day. 50s in the city, 40s in the burbs. it will get up to 66 for the lunch hour. we'll stop at 72 tomorrow. that's running 14 degrees above average. offshore. clear tomorrow. sunny -- clear tomorrow night and sunny weather returns on wednesday. we should be around or above 70 in most of the area. notice clouds off to the west. eventually some of these will shift in by thursday. day. it will be mild thursday and again on friday. it's over the weekend when temperatures cool down significantly. tonight t

rice says that she dr gausman that says "please remember that parents and guardians of children have the right to make the decision to keep their child home, or return to school to pick up their child, on any day at they feel its unsafe for their student to be in school because of weather conditions. we constantly monitor the weather conditions and learn from national weather service, and i made the decision that we would complete the school day last friday with our buildings open." rice says that she knows she has the liberty to take her children out of school, but i i concerned about what the penalties might be if her perspective on weather conditions differ from those of the school district's. reporting live in studio, bria bell abc 9 news. the sioux city police department has arrested a suspect in the armed robbery at k and n automotive. police arrested reagan maryland in connection withhe crime. a man entered the store to have his car worked on... but when they went to look at the vehicle he pulled a gun on the employee and took his wallet. police found the vehicle from the robb

. >> guardian columnist antony loewenstein is next on booktv. he takes a critical look at companies like halliburton, g4 s. and serco that make money off of natural and man-made disasters around the world. >> hi, everyone. good evening. welcome to housing works bookstore cafe. my name is molly quinn, the director of public program here at the bookstore. welcome. welcome to tonight's event for disaster capitalism. we are so excited to have all of you here. can i get a round of applause from anyone who's never been in this bookstore before? [applause] awesome. well welcome particular the opportunity to take this vote today a look at about this bookstore and the things we do. housing works as a healing community of people living with and affected by hiv/aids. our mission is to individual crises of homelessness and aids, the religious advocacy is, the provision of life-saving services and entrepreneurial services, businesses assisting those efforts. that's what this bookstore is in addition to all of our strip star shifting around the city. one of t

here in c1 district 4 pierce@falls to ord 3-0.in class c2 west point guardian angels beats hartington cedar catholic for the district 2 crown. and stanton falls to shelby rising city 3-2 in the district final. 3 and crofton tops elgin public pope john for the class c2 district 5 title.and in class d2 district 3 oneill saint mary's defeats wynot 3-0.over in women's college basketball number one morningside defeats northweses 90-48. four players scored in mustangs...3 we now go back to jetske wauran in cherokee for an update on tonight's standoff there.jetske, what's new?police have evacuated the neighborhood around the house where the standoff is taking place.the road is blocked off and the media is being kept at the bottom of the hill near information on this standoff tomorrow on siouxland news at sunrise, starting at 5 a-m here on kmeg . cherokee, ia, i'm jetske wauran reporting.3 3 3 3 3 3 <

take a look at fox 5 sky guardian. there's nothing to worry about tonight. you will see an increase in cloud cover. not seeing it on the satellite photo. with the southeasterly wind that will get into play, we'll see more of that take place. as you look at the wind flow, it's light out of the east, turning to the southeast at 5 miles an hour. satellite photograph again, not any cloud cover just yet. but look over my shoulder. you can see some clouds here. they may fill back in. a combination of clouds and sun for tomorrow as our futurecast will show that cloud cover coming in. some sun will get through from time to time. temperatures will respond, getting into the high 50s across the area. clouds into friday. tonight, 44 in the city. look at the suburbs. it will drop to the 20s and mid 30s. the parade forecast? a combination of clouds and sun. we'll be climbing into the low 50s, maybe 54 by the time the parade ends at noontime. the rest of your thanksgiving forecast actually is looking pretty good. we'll talk about temperatures approaching the high 50s in th

here's fox 5 sky guardian 3-d. you can see how some of the lighter rain has moved on. here's the bigger batch of rain coming up from the south and west. on the wide view and the satellite and radar composite, you can see the back edge north of baltimore, which is why i say another two, three hours of this, depending on where you are in the tri-state area. then it will move along. tomorrow, things will improve nicely with the cold front mong offshore. the clear weather comes in. it will be a sunny day, breezy and in the upper 50s. the sunshine here. low to mid 50s through midday. 58 tomorrow afternoon. take look at the futurecast, showing the front continuing to advance on to the east. and high pressure builds in. that will give us a nice saturday. in the meantime, the storm will bring the first snowstorm of the season to chicago. milwaukee, they'll get upwards of eight inches there. that's not coming for us. when the system brings a shower saturday night and sunday morning, colder air will come in behind it. showers, breezy, 52 in the city tonight. 43 in the suburbs. t

see. >> joining me now is jeb lund, columnist of guardian and rolling stone. right, jeb. your impressions of "crippled america"? >> okay. this may not seem like a natural analogy but it reminded me of the action film "jimcato" with the discipline and timing of gymnastics with the power of karate in the sense it's the empty glove yags of a campaign book with a sort of off the cuff wildness of donald trump. from a rational perspective is not fun and shouldn't be and yet it really is. >> it was good read? >> yeah. i mean, unlike most of the these books, you get a sense that donald trump really did write this. he probably wrote it with an ear piece in while driving a car or something just dictating to somebody down the end of the line. because it just sort of veers from topic to topic and, you know, he might be taking on china and then just stop to air the grievances and you get the sense the only editing process is removing the moment when he said we'll fix this, the thing, the dohickey and removed and leaping from topic to topic is still there. >> my question ab

then i look at the journal, the post, and the guardian at least glimpse through it.harlie: the journal, the post, and the guardian. >> those are the -- even in the era we're in those are the ones you look at. i glance to see what they have. i look at the f.t. usually when i get into the office. there is an overnight note that one of the editors has left that just gives me a sense of how we fared overnight whether any stories broke at 2:00 in the morning while i was asleep. if they're big stories i get a call. but generally speaking you don't get a call if they're not big enough. i go into the office. usually get in -- our news meeting is at 9:30. charlie: what is that meeting about? >> the news meeting is a meeting where all of the leaders of all of the major news desks of the "new york times" sit around a table and talk about the news of the day. it used to be the meeting where they would start to build the print front page but not anymore. charlie: want to talk about that but go ahead. >> we talk about, this morning, for instance, we talked about, before the presid

. >> she's just like his guardian angel, so -- she means a lot to both of us. >> guardian angel. i'm dauf muir. we hope to see yousearch warrants from the coral mall shooting case were unsealed today. we'll have all of the new details, coming up. "any day of the week, you can come to the law enforcement center and drop these pills off" the u-s attorney's office wants to make it easy to get rrd of unwantee prescription drugs by giving law enforcement more drop boxes. a discussion about banning weapons on city property is generating a lot of angry responses. u're watchinggkcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 6. a text message break-up apparently led to a fatal shooting at the coral ridge mall last june. recently unsealed search warrants are giving us a glimpse at the possible motive f f the shooting. 20 year-old andrea farrington died in the shooting this past june. she was working at a kiosk for the iowa children's museum at the coral ridge mall near the food court at the time.

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. >> now how do you feel about your parents or your guardian at this point? because you kind of get a taste of what it is to feel how to work and to earn your way through school how do you do you have mosh of a precious for your parents or guardian on what they've done? >> it's a lot of hard work. and effort, i thought it was going to be easy. but, they give us a lot of work, and it's i am really like i really appreciate my parents, because i feel all the things they go through now. >> and is this everybody in the school? have a job or gets a job at a certain point? >> yes. >> i mean what does it do when you're talking to your sophomore classmates, sometimes they're talking about the school, or math or whatever sometimes talking about work and your work experience. what's that like? >> yeah, so work does come up a lot in our daily conversations, we like talk about the different things that we do, like, you know, like the programs that we use, everybody is just different programs in their own company, so it's kind of interesting to see how they work and how we

there's a look at fox 5 sky guardian. as we look at that, you'll see a couple of the showers now moving through out of the lower sussex county and into morris county. there'll be sliding off to the east. it's not a lot of rain. don't expect much. just a quick shower going by with the cool front. clouds in the satellite photograph. poughkeepsie, 76. 75, sussex. 73 at belmar. upper 60s by the time you got to islip and montauk. mid 60s there right now. 66 at bridgeport. 72 in down. towards belmar, the same. sussex as well. we'll be watching the temperatures cool off more so later on tomorrow. there's the southwest wind. that shows the cold front is off to the west. it's breezy at times this afternoon. 10, 15-plus miles an hour. as we look at fox 5 sky guardian 3-d, again, the line of scattered showers here marks the cold front. not very impressive. that will be sliding along as the evening goes through. look at the cloud cover. the cloud cover does stick around. it goes back to buffalo, all the way down through into ohio. to

there are a couple more showers on fox 5 sky guardian 3-d. they're angling east-northeastward. for those of you north of town probably stand the best chance of seeing them, depending how much they hold together. we'll keep the risk of a shower in the early part of the forecast. other than that, once that moves along, we'll talk about the sky clearing out later on today. notice the swirl right up in here. that's the storm. it's a strong storm, still intensifying. the cold front to come on through. in the wake of the front, wind has been an issue. today in chicago, it was gusting over 55 miles an hour. it won't be that strong tomorrow, but i think we'll see gusts of 35, potentially up to 40 miles an hour out of the west and that wind will be with us a chunk of the weekend. particularly saturday, it will be a windy day and less wind on sunday. sunshine out the door in the morning. some clouds will start to appear late morning. we'll climb into the middle 50s and stop at 57 tomorrow afternoon. a combination of sun and clouds at that point. the strong west to northwest wind gusting

nothing organized on fox 5 sky guardian. we can't say there won't be a shower around, but it's more drizzle that will be developing through the night. right now, see a little shower activity from stanford extending to long island sound. that's about it. we showed you the highs that were over 70 in many places like belmar, the city, up to poughkeepsie with 69 in sussex. 70 islip and montauk, they're in the 60s. 61 bridgeport. 67 hudson valley. and 68 as you get west towards allentown. the wind south will continue tonight about 5 miles an hour. that will bring up more moisture and once the sun gets down here low, which it set about 30 minutes ago, we'll talk about the return of some low clouds, drizzle and potentially very dense fog as the night goes along. a couple of showers coming off the peninsula here extending east to new jersey. more cloud cover off to the west. again, high pressure still continues to move away. that set up the southerly southwesterly airflow. what will change that is a cold front. that is way off to th

we have sky guardian 3-d. it is showing we have the area of rain off to the south. this will be advancing slowly northward as time goes along. you can see the clouds have been increasing this afternoon. we'll have a wind coming out of the east. that will hold temperatures back as we look at our futurecast. we'll be finding the rain moves in overnight. it will be a wet commute. periods of rain through the day. temperatures struggling to get through the upper 40s to 50. more showery-type rain as we head into wednesday as well with a cold front off to the west. wednesday we should pop into the middle 50s. after that, things will dry out for the rest of the week. it looks like a wet day and a half to two days in the forecast which will be coming up soon. 42 the city. 33 in the burbs. steve: all right. thank you. firefighters battle a five-alarm fire at an apartment building in the bronx. it was reported around noon on montgomery avenue and morris heights. the fire started on the top floor of the building. it was brought under control a couple of hours later. the fdny sa

. >> she's just like his guardian angel, so -- she means a lot to both of us. >> guardian angel.da >>. >>> tonight at 6:00, breaking news in chicago, police release video showing a white officer shooting and killing a black teenager. plus... >>> an accused killer's angry outburst. >>> also, a storm rolls into the bay area. live team coverage. >>> warriors trying to win 16 straight tonight. we're going to talk to the fans. stick around. >>> you're looking live at people marching through the streets of chicago. tonight's protest following major developments in the killing of a black teenager by a white police officer there. prosecutors charged that officer with first degree murder today and the judge ordered police to release the dash cam video. >> you can see the officers fired on the teenager as he walked along the roadway. police claimed he refused to drop a knife. he was hit with 16 shots and autopsies showed he was wounded twice in the back. police fought for several months to keep the video from going public. >> city leaders fear the video will stir up tempers. they are urgin

let's check in with nick gregory. sky guardian. a line of rain just moving out of manhattan now over queens line. it was really pouring on the jersey shore earlier which is sliding to the east. again, we will show you what is going on in western new jersey towards pennsylvania it is much better there. join the back edge of the rain that will be coming in. the clouds are extending back into central pennsylvania. we will end up with clearing trends and sunny weather will return although we will be on the breezy side. there is our future cast and you can see how it's cleared out in so expect a sunny day and it will be all that cooler yet, just a little bit cooler, lower 60s across most of the area, upper 50s tomorrow. saturday we will have some sunshine with clouds popping up. a little bit cooler than the temperature is around 50 degrees and even cooler air arriving as we head towards the second half of the weekend into the early part of next week. show is coming to an end and then clearing later on. fortys of the doubt to the suburbs

looking at what has happened in the air, checking out fox 5 sky guardian. a mild day, 61 in town, 60 of bridgeport and i slip, even to the east of long island breaking 60. delmar 59, upper 50s making it into the hudson valley. fifty-eight in the city, 57 in duchess county and 55 at the jersey shore. start to arrive behind this cool front. and then eventually staying out of the west and west to northwest as we head into saturday. the next two days are going to be rather windy. so be prepared. fifty-five in boston right now, 63 in washington dc and there is some of that cooler air, pittsburgh 48, buffalo coming in at 51. satellite showing the front moving through pretty nicely. clearing it from the south and west as the next couple of hours move along. then we will be heading towards canada and intensifying it will be rather windy. so then we will see the low to middle 40s, chicago, we will still be at 59 but then we will struggle to get to 50 around her with a gusty wind and reasonable sweaters, jackets, you get the idea. you can already see the warmer air c

julian assange didn't publish it, the guardian didn't publish it. that was an easy call. >> rose: because he would know where it came from. >> right, and somebody would get killed. >> rose: supposed ward snowden had -- edward snowden had gotten on the phone to you? >> i would have met him anywhere. i would have done whatever he wanted. >> rose: because? because i think edward snowden's revelations were really important to an international debate and i wish they had been in the "new york times" first. >> rose: about how how far we're prepared to invade privacy in the interest or guise of national security? >> no matter what anyone thinks of how much surveillance a government should be able to do, president obama himself said, affidavit snowden revelations, that there wasn't a debate about it. there wasn't a debate. government made a giant decision with no debate and no discussion, and edward snowden's revelations revealed that. >> rose: when you look at national security, do you believe this administration -- i think you have said their attitude of t

>>immy: our next guest is a six-time wwe champion and part-time galaxy guardian who uses his gentle charm to become movie, "spectre." >> jmy: "spectre," it opens in theaters and in imax friday. please say hello to dave bautista. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. it's good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: when i watch a c clip like that one it's makes me wonder, do you get bummed out that you get beat up by daniel craig, you were probably that size when you were 11 years old. >> it's funny, man. i don't really get beat up by him. i hand him his ass. i realllly hand him -- >> jimmy: seems like it's a lot closer than it should have been. >> that's the cool thing. ey wanted to put him in the kind of underdog situation. they wanted me to do it. i said, i'm your guy. >> jimmy: you are the guy. how do you wind up in a james bond movie? do they call you? >> they did. they called us, which is weird enough because up to this point i still hadn't got a lot of calls. it was us banging on doors begging for auditions. they reached out to us. isaid, you know, very excited about

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vin diesel had like two more words in "guardians of the galaxy." >> i have nothing on vin. >> jimmy: nobody can really beat you -- how many letters did the word have in it? >> four. that's like one syllable. >> it was a cool thing because they really wanted to go to that throwback, nostalgic, i was like, yeah. >> jimmy: you're enshrined permanently in james bond history which is fantastic. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i assume you're a big fan of the series in general? >> absolutely huge fan. i grew up watching it. i always loved it. i was a huge fan of sean connery's. when daniel came onboard of james bond i became a fan again. >> jimmy: how old were you when your wrestling? >> i was an amateur wrestler as well, so i was 16. >> jimmy: 16 years old. when you started really fighting guys, how old were you then? >> oh, god, 9. >> jimmy: 9. i meant professionally, i guess. >> on the streets. no, professionally, i started wrestling professionally when i was 30 years old. >> jimmy: 30 years old. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you remember your first fight? >> yeah, in wrestling, yeah

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