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brian homp.on is at the impe al ferry landing with the exclusive details of this unfolding story for us, brian. >> eporter: a show of force. more than 100 heavily armed new jersey state troopers patrolling ferry terminals as well as train stations at least into the new year and passengers, they're noticing. >> it did make me feel safe, yes. >> to see them there? >> to see them there, correct. >> reporter: but when passengers board these ferriss, they do it alone. troopers can only go on the dock. you won't find them to the ride cuomo has yet to sign an executive order giving them permission to be there. >> very important they be protected in terms of liability and have the powers to take action if they do see that somethg is wrong. >> reporter: ask these passengers, and we could find no one against putting troopers on board. >>e i think that you would feel safer. >> reporter: you would like to see them riding the ferriss? >> yes. >> i think it's very important. they should reconsider. reporter: does it make you d disappointed there's a jurisdictional issue? >> yes. >> reporter: it sh

that this husband and wife team put together, the weapons, the rounds of ammunition, the bombs, the impexplosives that they were developing inside that home in redlands next to san bernardino, what does that say? >> he's been planning this and this has been going on for a very long time and he had a purpose and it's hard for us to understand a sick mind like this that someone would walk in on two co-workers and kill them and murder them in cold blood. it's unbelievable and we got to make sure we're learning everything we can from this. i know law enforcement and intelligence agencies are working around the clock trying to find clues they can use to see if there are other things like this going on and trying to stop it. >> stand by. we'll continue our conversation. much more with will hurd. more on the breaking news right after this. if yand you're talking toevere rheumyour rheumatologiste me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humi

it's imp ting 15 million people throughout the overnight. ing and isolated tornadoes possible. tomorrow, 8 million people at risk for monday, as everyone is trying to head back to work. that's along the gulf coast. the flooding widespread flooding expects again. water-soaked areas, all the moisture from the gulf of mexico. several more inches of rain are on the way. of course, we can't forget the snowy components of the storm. snow piling up from texas. now, tomorrow, this becomes a major snowstorm for portions of the midwest, where 6 to 12 inches are possible. chicago, no snow this time, but you could have icing for tomorrow morning. watch out for that. kate, into the northeast, finally getting a taste of wintry weather. our first taste of significant snow areas north of hartford and boston. the extreme weather continues but it looks like the pattern is changing in the northeast. kate? >> thanks so much. >>> firefighters in southern california have finally gained the upper hand, battling that 1200 acre wildfire sparked by a downed power line late christmas day. 70% contained.

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headquarters sending them to early states like iowa and new hampshire to improve his ground became there de imp fi fiezing he is going to retool his campaign which m-- >> for ben carson one thing that won't change is the candidates themselves. >> there will be some changes made so that the campaign is more consistent with me, with the way that i am, which is not, you know, confrontational and attacking other people but who does put out the truth and is transparent and is reasonable to people. >> donald trump meantime made it clear how he feels about his competitors ranging from republican jeb bush to democrat hillary clinton. >> i consider themmen -- them a enemies. i view this as war. don't we view this as war? >> ted cruz emerged as a real contender especially in iowa. abc news reporting he has pretty deep pockets now. he raised about $20 million over the past three months. abby? >> doug luzader with that report. thank you very much. >> which candidate can keep america safe richard grenela says there are two that fit that can take on that role. >> right now chris christie and marco rubio are

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, and so loretta lynch's doj had to know that this is also in the offing, and do you believe it is impe the ttus to launch the investigation or strictly saying that what happened to laquan is enough to go into the pattern and practice investigation? >> well, not only this, but a number of cases raising concern there in chicago. it is the totality of all of the evidence. it is clear ta they believe that this is a big problem. this is one of the largest police departments in this country. and certainly, the justice department has one problem here is that, you know, what people want is justice. what they want is for officers who have done wrong to be brought up on the charges, but the problem is that that is usually a state function, because it is homicide charges, state law. and federal government oversees the civil rights violations, and again, it is going to take a long time the, a and not the same jurisdiction, and what the justice department is facing is that we have the police departments around the country with severe problems, and everybody seems to be turning to the justice depart

but to understan understand impe smart enough to shift the focus from those figures and look at the local people in mississippi. over 4000 blacks registered voter in the march itself and there were rallies at court houses all along the route. most dramatic in batesville a man registered to vote for the first time in his life. he was 106 years old and born a slave. again and again just a james meredith had intended, people defied that culture up there in mississippi. this book is filled with stories of african-americans who weren't interested in voting rights for outside agitators and yet get up, dust themselves off a march through town with martin luther king and stokely carmichael. it was an extraordinary three-week march. i'd like to end with a story that actually ends the book itself, a story of a woman named elsie dorsey, a woman have since passed away. she talked to me about how she joined the march on the last day and she gave me some extra. she grew up on a plantation of the delta. she was kicked out or lost her job with the mechanization of a plantation. she had seven children and

type into my bloomberg terminal and this is the imp function -- imf function. energy is up by 2.7%, financials are also right behind and health care up by a little more than 1%. also, i went to go to the price of oil. nymex crude is moving and toding gains right now, up 2.3 percent. the second day of games and the best today rally in the past three weeks. year low, this six but as oil prices, so does stock. exxon and chevron on the move and some of the biggest gainers on the dow jones, especially after raising their calls for the stock. exxon mobil and chevron umpire than 3%, almost nearly 4%. upward of 3%, almost nearly 4%. and price targets being raised, up from 95. alix: what is on the downside today? it seems we are getting a snapback. is in the biggest selloff natural gas, as it has been. pulling out of natural gas, investors not bullish. since 19 99evel now. the concern is continued warm weather and people obviously do not need casper heat. this is down .75 of 1%. ,he yield on the u.s. 10 year if we pull that up, up by four basis points, 2.26% is the yiel

financing federal fiscal spending by tapping the resources of the federal reserve sets bad precedent and impings on the independence of the central bank. it weakens fiscal discipline. and i would point out that repurposing the federal reserve capital surplus doesn't actually create any none money for the federal government. if you don't mind my quoting what cbo wrote in scoring this bill they said as follows. it's important to noted that the transfer of surplus funds from the federal reserve to the treasury has no import for the fiscal status of the federal government although federal budget accounting does not recognize additions to the federal reserve surplus account, as revenues, such additions have the same effects as if they had instead been paid to the treasury and were counted as revenues. transfer of those funds would have no effect on national savings, economic growth or income. so in effect by taking our surplus we -- our holdings of u.s. treasury securities declines and the interest we would earn on those securities would be money that would be transferred every year for many years to

it is not as though there aren't imp impediments to that either. i am picking up some conversation. there are different structures you would have to pursue. we would need an okay from softbank. softbank and yahoo! are in partnership in yahoo! japan. you can't say, we will check that box and move ahead with that. the board is considering all these things. it does appear at this point based on what i am hearing that they haven't come to a final decision. perhaps they will today or perhaps they will simply say, we will push it off to another day as we continue to look at the consequences and the tax ramifications of doing the spin without the irs private letter ruling, which we knew we wouldn't get. many of the share holders would say, it is not about the technical aspects in understanding more of the tax ramifications. it is the idea there is going to be doubt. if there is doubt, this is going to trade at a big discount period. >> my confusion is if we were speaking about almost any other company in the country, what the board would be doing is firing her and bringing in someone that

northward toward the coast would be the heaviest amount, four, five, six imps of rain, so not as heavyious rounds. the higher elevations, that is areas of snow. the system is packing a lot of wind with it, those are some of the different things that we're going to have to monitor. because of that wind, you can see just a couple of isolated areas of red in wyoming. a ground blizzard warning in effect, because the winds are so high. it's not even new snow so much, it's just blowing around everything that's out there. those are some of our concerns. into the day tomorrow, more moisture spreads into portions of california. southern pores of california lighter but needed rain. it moves interior. by the time it finally gets to the midwest in the central portion of the united states, we're talking more likely into sunday, so break for the midsection for a couple days. >> they are saying the warm weather is putting a damper on holiday sales, because people around buying warm sweaters and coats because it is just too warm. >> there will be great sales after the holidays then. >>> smog invades b

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they didn't explain why there were 12 imp viced devices or pipe bombs being built in the garage. >> theyr members of the family had been in the garage and lawyer play dates that have taken place in the garage but the shooter and his wife concealed the activity. that is at least possible. we've certainly seen that with other shootings whether terrorism or not where the family members did not know what was happening. >> right. that's totally understandable, maybe family members had no clue. he did suggest maybe this wasn't terrorism but workplace oriented because someone at that county health facility where he worked made fun of him because of his beard. >> that's right. that's not the only example of religious tension in the office that we heard about. we heard colleagues talk about angry discussions about the state of israel between farook and one of his jewish colleagues there so and to be clear, the fbi and others have not eliminated that as one driving force and there is president for there being more than one driving force but to be clear, they are certainly investigating terrorism a

they don't know if there are imp viced explosives. they have to be careful. >> they do and again, if they have gone into someone's home and taken a family hostage, that makes it all the more dangerous in the long run here. >> if one or two of the other alleged shooters, that's the fear, they went into a home. >> if a guy knock the on your door with a long gun, you take them in. they could do a carjacking or couple blocks away before they had enough officers to create the perimeter. they may have the person contained. they may not. they may not have another person. could have been someone else running. there is a lot of questions and darkness say proeching and they will ha -- approaching and they will have a lot of difficulties tonight. >> how extraordinary and unusual are these images we're seeing now. >> well, we tend to be seeing more and more of them, wolf, over the last number of years and each one of these scenarios we go back and try to see what we can learn from them and so because we can pretty much anticipate an environment w

the contacts of people with concern and one of the ieds, imp row vised statement. it's ultimately, about what was in the individual's minds and what their motive was. at least for now, it's leading in that direction. these things, these motives mix together. you can be motivated by radic s radicals. >> some of the evidence, this idea you're committed enough to creating carnage that you drop off your six month old daughter with a relative under false intent. it seems -- >> matt, you're exactly right. conflicting indicators like the explosives devices. >> it makes it not only hard to understand after the fact. 3 c3 laboral? >> and this idea something happened at that holiday party that triggered this. isn't it more likely he went to that party to case the room and find out where the entrances were and exits were and see if there was visible security and find out where that room was in the proximity of the parking lot so they could get out of there. >> i think there's absolutely no doubt there was significant planning before the attack. no way you gather these weapons

secretary on continuing to implement my team to imp lemt what you've already committed to me.e can't wait in the idea of you guys pushing this back. i know the deputy secretary and i have talk bd about this. you have never dooefuated from this. we're not deviating from it. it is taking longer. but that's why our staff in alaska are doing what they can to help veterans right now. it's not enough. i don't want to be getting excuses. i don't want to fix the problem in alaska. we're going to stick at it. >> i appreciate your active engagement and your sticking to it. i'm going to recognize the senator in one second, but i want to leave the gavel to senator martin from kansas. and then i will return later on. >> do you see an increase in the overall ratio of vetter rans being referred to nonva care? >> i think it's highly likely that there will be. i think we're fwieng to to see a disproportionate inskrees in caring for the community in 2015. i think we're going to see a disproportionate increase during 2016, as well. >> we don't talk about money enough in this committee, but do yo

don't agree with everything you're saying, same with black lives matter, that's an incredkrecredibly imply been six months since the supreme court effectively legalized same-sex marria marriage. is that the end of the debate in this country or is it going to come back in 12016. >> i serve as a pastor of a church, it's going to continue on, it's going to be an issue. outside of politics, we have to learn to love everybody and love each over. when i get up at the pulpit on sunday, i preach we need to love god with all our hearts and minds and do it without condition conditions. >> thank you both, appreciate that. >>> up next, has paul ryan's assent to house speaker braulgts about a new era of bipartisanship on capitol hill? you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a

something that we'll be looking hard at along with all the other things that are creating these economic -- imp eding competition, impeding mobility, impeding dynamism because we cannot afford to inve any stone untrurned trying to improve the productivity of the economy and reduce inequality, expand opportunity and mobility. so, thank you for your attention on this topic. [applause] yeah? i'm happy to take a few questions. there's a mic right next you. >> bernie -- economic consultant. going back to your price construction cost price chart, i'm wondering where that cost comes from. and what is captured in their, because certainly during the downturn, a lot of builders were argue they were losing money. that suggests they were still making pretty good money. and today, a lot of them would call their very thin margins for making money. how does this chart address those issues? it is so, first of all, real, adjusted for inflation. that is why it is flat. same rate up at the as everything else. second of all, the difference between the construction cost and the real house prices not profit to the p