suspect police say she got into verbal argument with a man and woman over a poll on the train what haded at 7 p.m. on the train near the j street station. they say she slashed them in the face with something sharp and then left the train at the station. both vuct we fused medical attention if you have any information call crime stoppers 1-800-577-tips. >> students slashed in face during a random attack in queens last week is speaking out. the 16-year-old whose name is withheld told new york post that the wound is still very painful she received 200 stitches and said she doesn't want this to happen to anyone else. 11th grader is a chinese exchange student who was walking to school in white stone when a random person wearing a surgical marveg and gloves slashed her in the face with a box cutter. this is a portion of the surveillance video seen here. glasses at the time of the attack and they leakily saved her eyesight. >> incredible cliff side rescue of a man who fell while hiking in rockland took mountain state park. contact with him himself however extremely fatigued and slurred speech a

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water main broke and haded to be repairdz. there -- had to be repaired. >>> a week from today, january 4th, is the deadline for floods assistance, anyone who suffered damage has until then to apply for help with fema or complete a small business administration loan application. the deadlinea set for this month. officials change ed that to allow for people to get the help they need. >>> clemson is basking in the sun as the team works in on getting dialed in on the orange bowl. tigers on a drive for a national championship. let's go to south florida, todd summers joins us live once again. >> reporter: they are close to that dream of winning a national championship. they beet oklaho the next game is the next game. you think of terry allen, ellington, with 14 yards rushing in the orange bowl, against oklahoma, wayne, the single season rushing leader for the clemson tigers. >> that's pretty big. i really didn't take in to account when i first heard it. really be in the group with those names, that's pretty special to me. >> reporte

the planet from extinction caused apparently, it was lost on everyone that several other deadlines hade come . . . and gone . when the climate deal was announced, a reporter from the london-based newspaper, the economist, tweeted out a video of the newsroom near the summit from which journalists could report on the proceedings.as you can see here, journalists are screaming and jumping in excitement as if they were children oh christmas morng. moreto the point, . . . they e totally invested in one- side of the story.so how can anyone ever expect them to report honestly and fairly on the topic?media bias exists.to comment, go to behind the headlines dot net.i'm mark hyman. 3 it's safe to say wayne state's looking for a rally. at 2-8 the season hasn't started the way they wanted. but tonight they hosted a mount marty team that has only one victory. and that was by forfeit.an opportunity to take another step towards 500 for the wildcats! 1. in the first half..wayne state's jordan cornelius with the three.. wildcats up twenty-four to ten. 2. later in the first half.. adam moon with the nice

. >> shady had haded a good game then. hopefully in the now. >> got that right. >> "cbs evening news" is just a few in minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead. >> here's "cbs evening news" tonight, we now know san bernardino terrorist we're talking about mortardome long before last weeks attack. >>> plus an apology from the mayor was in the enough as chicago protesters hit the the streets, calling for his resignation. >>> and donald trump causes turmoil for the republican party. all of that tonight on the "cbs evening news". >>> pat has a look at sports. >> shady. >> shady never stops talking. lesean mccoy is an exceptional runner so good in fact he ranks first in the eagles history in rushing yard. mccoy is also a fantastic runner of the mouth and he continued that excellence today, as he reacted to a question regarding his relationship with chip kelly. chip said he would like to shake his hand, shady isn't interested. >> i'm not talking to chip, i got nothing to talk b he can't call me, he can't shake my

gusty winds we haded this afternoon. the sustain winds where they are holding steady. winds around 10 to 20 miles per hour. little bit breezy and temperatures are dropping, which means you have to contend with the windchill index. the windchill index running around 20 degrees. not terribly cold but cooler. here is what the winds will. little busy. they continue to settle down as we head through the afternoon. you widen out the view. nothing coming. there is no big storm system to talk about. all sunshine tomorrow. because we start so cold overnight tonight, it is not going to get warm tomorrow afternoon. to the mid 40's. you know what fit he is the coldest day we are going to see for awhile. i will show that you warming trend coming up in a few minutes. phil: in worcester, the might to honor and remember. it has been 16 years now since the fire at the storage warehouse claimed the live of six firefighters. tonight, a wreath placed at memorial to their service and their sacrifice. prayers and a moment of silence at 6:13. the time to call for that fire came in. heather:

the first feature film i ever hade was called "matc maker," and previous to my getting married, i was about my friend and i going to the largest matchmaking festival in the world in ireland and hiring a tchmaker and we filmlm ourselels doing it. the first, going through the process and essentially, you know, it was fun to watch us -- at least me, kind of fail. the thing about it, we thought is this something we can do? strategically, it's a couple of weeks in ireland, we'll bring the cameras and you formulate a but hhonestly, i would -- it's maybe a little bit of blind faith, you just kind of do it and it's going to take the time it takes. sometimes i think you get lucky in some ways and sometimes the soundd doesn't come through and you have -- i think if you really sat down and thought about it too hard and accounted for your hours and stuff like that, you might not be inclined to do it. i think these films are a labor of love. >> ron: i was going to say, you don't -- i assume you make some money on them. >> seth: yeah, sure. >> ron: hopefully a lot, but the fact is, it is a passion.

west to northeast into new jersey and heavy thunderstorms nothing severe for the most part it's ever hadeains and not much in the way of winds are we seeing anything here. again to see this christmas eve this time of year is mind boggling this is kind of weather you typically see during june, jewel, august. look at eyes. high temperature 4th of july 76 today we reached 71. trenton 71. wilmington 71. allentown 71. lancaster 69. each and every one record eyes for the day philadelphia the high was 64. we smashed that and still pretty much in record territory now at least the old record at this hour. allentown 51. reading 54. lancaster 57 and poconos 49. cooler up here and cold front in the process of pushing through and that will drop the temperatures down late tomorrow night into saturday and visibility is also issue for south jersey and delaware and down to three tenths of mile in wilmington tone and three miles in millville and half mile trenton and three tenths atlantic city at the airport and if you're traveling across delaware everybody across the delaware river is in the clear at this

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>> yes, in this year we are going to take at least 10,000, the president hade clear that is a floor. an 85,000 yefer all because there are also iraqis and bur mees and others we need to continue to open our doors too. we will continue to work to make sure we have the security protocols in place so we are not placing the american 350e78 at risk, which we believe we a a no. but also staying true to the values. and sending a signal to the muslim world that we need to work together and not alienate them, with the rhetoric that has been said >> stephen: people are cynical about what can be done by government or even between governments. the paris climate treaty or agreement that was just reached, that seems like a 180 from what is expected, can be achieved tween govovnments. were you guys just doing like a high five tunnel at the white house? was it all just like soul train dance there. >> it was pretty sweet. i got to see president obama and i think, there's a recognition that this is a turning point. countries, i just can tell from you my day job, they just don't come together like that

with expectations and that was important because if it had been week people would have been -- if it hadeeen strong people would be like, maybe the pace of hiking will not be so gradual. both of those extremes could have set the market. but because it did not it was very solid, almost no weak spots in the data. that is why the markets reacted. betty: it was a most like a goldilocks report. >> it was not too hot. they were nice upward revisions but the way -- wage gain was cooler than last time so there was no sense that we are checking along and we keep adding over 200 k jobs which is rare in this -- this late in the cycle. we could still be producing enough job so that is rare in itself. over 200 k jobs but no other dramatic signs of tightening that would make the fed tighten a lot faster. betty: we looked like we were about to close at the top of the session. what do you make of that? total senset makes because we avoided those two risks. we are closing near the highs but it cancels out the last day and a half. it is two weeks in a row we have had some interesting days but it looks like

finance haded to more than 15 years in prison this month. and the court of appeals in chicago, they will hear the case. a brief will be repealed tonight. >>> connected to the deadly terrorist attacks in paris. they've taken two people used to suit up the kosher supermarket. on the charlie hebdo newspaper as they left 17 people dead. prosecutors say that one is a mercenary and the other is his partner. a last-minute glitch would force that crew to make the unusual manual approach from the docking. they join three astronauts already on the audit including scott kelly. there on a special year-long mission. >> what is your wish? we are doing something new called a wall of wishes for you to share what you're wishing for. >> reporter: they hope that every hungry child will be fed and closed. michael smith, they wish for seven inches of snow in dc. >> yikes. >> and she wants to hit the lottery. >> i'm with you. and by tweeting or instagraming on the wall of wishes or posting on the wusa9 facebook page. then check out the wall. >>> coming up, the fi

we've haded additional security. but it's going to be a happy, cheerful event. and weather is cooperating and it's not particularly cold and the entertainment has started as you can tell. >> reporter: it's a little hard to tell and hard to talk about the issues when the party has already started. after these world events in paris and san bernardino you did have to increase the footprint here. what kinds of things did you do? >> that's effectively what we did to increase the footprint. really nothing new we're doing. just more of it. more cameras, more dogs, secondary screenings. pens in plainclothes. i think we have six to 800 additional personnel and all to err on the side of caution. the crowds are always well behaved and once the night gets closer to midnight. they get happier. >> and no alcohol. >> it's a sobering night here. >> commissioner, happy new year to you and your family. and we'll have more on eyewitness news at 6:00. new video of the security apparatus in effect right now across the city. and we'll have that on news news at 6:00. >>> we now want t

. >> i had always thought when he got older, hade this big idea that he would have some kind of a job and it would be over and i'm only adjusting now over the last two years to this transition period to understand it's never going to be over as long as i am alive, i will be caring for eric. >> reporter: being a champion for someone who has a developmental disability can be draining. studies show a higher incidents of depression among parents and caregivers. six months after eric's graduation, mary is struggling. >> it must be so hard. >> it is exhausting. the biggest thing that hurts for me is loneliness and isolation. it's very, very hard. but i absolutely love this boy. >> reporter: mary, feeling desperate, starts to think that one of those day-habs might be better than nothing. so she sends in an application. >> i still wake up every single morning in a panic and worried, eric? i look at the future and that feels so hopeless. >> i mean, mommy. >> reporter: both families are watching their sons slip away, discovering they have to make compromises but it's difficult as things seem, o

. >> no, hade to put some clothes on. >> just a a wisk of jabber dean. >> now you are going too fast.> good tv. >> wow. >> look at that. >> no, you will in the find it. >> this is december issue of, south jersey magazine, see now i'm having trouble, you jinked it. >> don't we have some stills. >> here we go. >> alex, look at you. >> she does her own filming. she still uses film from the 1950's and 60's it is a hobby of mine. >> vintage cameras. >> exactly. >> what are you looking at. >> i'm looking out in the distance and looking to the light. >> speaking of light, look at the one where she's standing on her to the light here. >> yes. >> now that is a shot right there. >> no flaws. >> my god i'm so hot i can lean on a steaming hot lamp and not feel it. >> photographers they wanted me to do that. >> and twirl your hair. >> no i was fixing something, there was something in your hair. >> oh, no, in the lice. let me get it out. i'm trying to get it out. thank you so much to south jersey magazine. every winter they show holiday looks and one time they had eagles cheerleaders. they do group

matt clin jk tack haded more pitching help traded for charlie morton in return for single a player yesterdayrton is 3-year-old righty who led pirates in wins over the last 7 years he has a 4.54 year era and sixers start a three game road trip in toronto later tonight and looking for second qw. that's sports i'm jeff skversky have a great day. >> well defending nba champion golden state warriors are no longer unbeaten they lost to milwaukee last night 108 to 95. warriors are 24-1. heisman prove he winner last night alabama running back derrek henry took home the hardware he was nation's leading rusher. >> to trending video involving metro north train conductor and the dwrailil glee club♪ ♪ they posted the impromptu holiday concert on the facebook page. what's surprising he has no experience as i coral leader he's a passional music fan. he fakes it well, though. that's awesome. >> we have more "action news" ahead. >> we have more "action news" ahead. we'll be right back >> the ice rink in center city is a treat. >> it's 7:30 let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather fo

. >>> well, a christmas to remember for newly we hades in virginia. courtney smith said she never experienced a white christmas before and pretty disappointed about the 70-degree weather in richmond. her husband works on special effects on a television series. check this out. on christmas morning trevor borrowed a snow machine from work to transform their yard winter wonderland made of soap, water and air. the whole neighborhood as you can imagine played in the snow before it melted away. >> they got to experience it just for fun. we get to experience it for real and that's where shiri will explain that snow will be coming down tomorrow morning. >> shiri: typically at this point in the season, 9 inches of snow. in boston 3 inches of snow. i will tell you how much we get overnight continued on and how much ice we get on top of it coming up next. >>> and a local boy unwraps a big disappointment on christmas. what he found inside instead of fo >>> this is a fox25 storm >>> this is a fox25 stormtracker weather alert. >> question is, are we ready? the salt

since then, the unemployment rate has fallen to 5%, half of it in 2010, and while the economy has haded 13 million jobs, but many americans have yet to feel the effect of that recover, like the 6 million americans working part-time, who want full-time jobs. >> i think that the federal reserve needs to wait until the american labor markets become tighter and we actually see some wage increases before they ask to choke off economic growth and job creation. >> reporter: but fed chair, janet yellen, waiting too long could force the fed to raise rates abruptly. >> such an abrupt tightening could push the economy into recession. >> it could make the dollar more valuable against other currencies, bad news for american exporters, because it makes their goods more expensive to buy abroad. and emerging markets will get hit because the cost of servicing that debt in currency will go up. after seven years of easy money, it may feel dramatic, but yellen cautioned not to overbelow the significance of a hike, and the fed will raise the rates gradually overtime. >> for more on this, let's bring in pedr

the department of homeland security announced yesterday that a third threat level has been haded -- added levels of elevated and imminent. the third category is now called bulletin. it is meant to warn of more general and ongoing threats and homeland security, secretary jay johnson says the bulletin alert level was added because it gets -- gives his department more flexibility in providing information to the public. >> in is general information for the public about the current threat environment, what we see, additional details, what your government is doing about it and how the public can help. >> they actually have never been activated since the government launched that system four years ago. and the color-coded system implemented after the # 1 attacks was retired in 2011. >>> the house of representatives approved a bill that would give greater oversight of intelligence agencies. the tracking foreign fighters in terrorist safe haven was introduced by east bay congressman. it requires intelligence agencies to submit reports to congress every six months with details on any individual ente

islam, if you read the koran or hadee hadeeth. >> it's about time we stop being politically correct inuntry and start talking about the real issues and the real issues is they're coming to gehl us. it is terrorists that are coming to get us in america. they're not going to be happy until they take over this country and we have to be under sharia law. i'm not going to bow down to them. >> let's bring in haroom mogul, senior correspondent for religion dispatches and fellow at the institute for policy and understanding. good to see you, haroom. what you heard, what's your reaction? >> we're kind of freaking out as a country. this is unfortunate. people are gravitating to plans that make no sense to me. let's just look at what trump has accomplished in the last several months. he's alienated pretty much every single demographic in the united states. in the last week he insulted all the world's muslims, mocked angela merkel, chancellor of germany, he earned the wrath of french politicians, british politicians. he's basically burning every bridge the united states has and to defend a proposa

i think that the fbi and local and state law enforcement officers he haded this to dickly took their time. they knew what they wanted to take from there and quite naturally as we said they listed what they took from there. the various pieces of evidence. i think they did a good job of going in there, greta, meaning the local and state and local authorities. >> you know, griff, looking at your video of what you and ted shot, it's it soeery. this was planned. they dropped the baby off and done a lot of planning for. this yet, when you look at the video it looks like they are coming home soon. the couple is coming home soon. they have left everything, their pictures, everything. >> i think for any parent watching this, just to see the video as it struck us, standing in inside there knowing that a 6 month old had been abandoned and the materials that clearly were weapons and bomb making materials showed that this story did not have an ending. that this child would grow up without parents because they had gone off to carry out this act of terrorism. that was, perhaps, the most damning and

porter says choreography safe i don't know glover has haded hurdles they haven't faced before. >> i learneday, i learned how to tap from the white folk. i was at a ballet bar. it was very technical. now, it's like learning a whole other language. >> police officer, who is considered the world's greatest tap dancer makes it look easy. but audra mcdonald says it's not. >> i have not tap danced over a decade. >> watching the rehearsals, i'm seeing energy. i'm seeing intensity. i'm also seeing certain actors trying to keep up. with a certain dancer out front. >> absolutely. i'm sure one of the actors trying to keep up is me. because safe i don't know doesn't necessarily say, this is left flap ball change shuffle. he says, i do it. and then he goes -- and it's just calling and response with him. that's how he teaches. >> glover says he thinks the cast is up for the challenge. >> i'll say like, oh, i can simplify that for you. they say, no, give me the harder one. i want to learn that. that makes me feel great. >> glover and wolfe go back a long way. >> we got some new folks. >> hello. i'm safe i

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one of the things we argued embracingi felt that -- we have haded this discussion. i worried things lead was embracing tyranny , as there was that danger. that was my experience in africa. -- he had quite a different view and deserves another panel and a nether conference -- and another conference. quantity had his view of what pan africanism was. there was his view of what it represented. the good thing about this diversity of views is that people could argue about it. and not shoot each other over it. >> thank you to all the audience members for participating and thank you for and -- for participating and please join me our panelists. it was a thought-provoking panel. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule, and to keep up with latest history news. >> there is so much to do, there is so much coming at you that t

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hade farm and after i children i quit my job to stay home with them. it was hard.the only thing i know today is i never want to go back there. successful in doing very well but we did it all ourselves. no support. >> there is always a bill that you did not expect. there is more to it than politics. >> i appreciate your enthusiasm. it.t is an honor to do >> i'm going to go home and tell my friends to support you. america to be broke, and i don't like trump. >> if we don't have a balanced budget, we will never bring spending under control. we are working hard and we feel good about it. thank you. thank you so much. thank you for coming. i appreciate you being here. >> what about countries like saudi arabia and pakistan? sen. rubio: they need to be held accountable. they have accepted no real significant number of refugees. they are not contributing to the issue we are now facing with isis. created some of the vehicles around the world by which people are being radicalized. we have a complicated relationship with pakistan. we need to be honest with the countries we wo

. >> that's how it happen haded it wasn't with the one you were trying to take to pieces but that timevens tell us about the second lease on life. is that the process thet tick legs that you have there? >> no, i had a second chance at life because ied that took my legislation could have taken my life and it did of a marine stapgding next to me. and you know that's the irony of war. i stepped on it he lost his life so i live this life to the fullest in his memory and honor especially those men and women serving today. we're all passing ied's coming to america. simply putting to and 12 of them in a garage in san bernardino that's what we're facing really isn't it? >> absolutely. it is a very, very important threat that we need to recognize. understand that conversation of gun control, i understand the confers of immigration, but the end of the day we have lone wolf terrorists, sympathize percent people that are reach through social media and we're not going to sop that. we have to look at the precursor, product used fertilizer, diesel fuel purchase habit of people who may be on a watch l