"james thompson" was trying to cross thompson was flown to bayfront health.. and died shortly after arriving. officials say he was crossing in a crosswalk - but the light was ?red. no charges have been filed. today in new york: florida's attorney general has a ?possible job interview. pam bondi is meeting donald trump at trump tower... to talk about whether she has a future role in his administration. bondi is already an advisor for the transition team. and there's talk trump may nominate her for his "drug czar." but any nomination me hearing for bondi... where the controversy over a campaign donation from trump, would likely come up. the donation came, while bondi was deciding whether to investigate "trump university." and trump spent thursday taking another "victory tour." first, he went to indianapolis to announce his new deal with "carrier" air conditioning. then, he went to cincinnati last night, to kick off his national "thank you" tour. trump also used the rally to announce that he's picking retired general "james mattis" as his nominee for secretary ti

james thompson was trying to cross missouri avenue at the after. officials say he was in a crosswalk with the light was red. no charges have been filed. >>> scams lying her own burial plot. a 74-year-old woman from pastor say she was duped out of $2400 by michael ?claiming ?we are alive at the grace memorial gardens here in pascoe to explain. josh, what a sad case. tell us what happened. >> josh: let's say down the road wanted to be buried here. so she went ahead and signed a contract. the big problem ?she got a very raw deal. >> sergeant chris thomas with pascoe county unloading on 49-year-old michael ritz. >> 'sjudgment is obviously poor. he has no integrity. >> josh: this after he was arrested for skimming a 74-year-old out of her own burial plot. $2400. >> it is discussed that he would take advantage of an elderly woman like that. >> josh: in march the woman decided to buy a future grace memorial gardens off of us 19 in hudson. deputies say she met with him who is an employee at the time. she sent a contract, payment was made by check. qwest na

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james and the cavaliers taking on the heat. first quarter heat down three off the miss. kristen thompson ahead for james. he's going to do the nobody cuts him off and the cavaliers up by five, james had 27 in this game. kevin love, 28 and 15 while dealing with back spasms and then james again he moves into ninth place on the nba's all-time scoring police. they win big, 114-85 and closing in on moses malone, so that's probably going to come this [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org ] [captioning made possible by wisn-tv] andy: right now, we are under a winter storm watch. heavy snow is on the way. that's what we're tracking this morning. with that, we say, good morning. welcome to wisn 12 news this december 10th. we want to get to meteorologist jeremy nelson. he is here with a look at what we can expect in terms of snowfall later today. good morning. jeremy: good morning. andy and everyone. we will detail the timing. how much snow and what the winter storm will mean to us across southeastern wisconsin. let's

the review says naming child offenders such asjon venables and robert thompson, who murdered two—year—old jamespts to rehabilitate them. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds is at the ministry of justice. tom, a controversial proposal? it is controversial, it is probably a small number of cases that anyone who is prosecuted under the age of 18 generally goes to the youth court where there is a right to anonymity until they are 18 but not further. this is likely to affect most of those that go for serious cases to the crown court. we are talking about child murderers. this recommendation would give a right to anonymity for life and it would mean that, for example, the killers of james bulger, the child killer mary bell in 1968 and clinic, who to get killed his teacher in 2014 but none of those would be named. deciding whether to go with this, the government looks at the needs of openjustice, our government looks at the needs of open justice, our right to government looks at the needs of openjustice, our right to know government looks at the needs of open justice, our right to know who comm

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to 1993, whenjon ve na bles your mind back to 1993, whenjon venables and robert thompson were accused of murdering jamesnother case, this month, the edlington brothers, named after the village in south yorkshire and they tortured two young boys. the judge yorkshire and they tortured two young boys. thejudge decided they should have lifelong anonymity. those who think the anonymity is a goodidea those who think the anonymity is a good idea say it is in the paramount interests of the children. that is what should be considered most of all. the problem is there are very future of june in all. the problem is there are very future ofjune in this country who are convicted in court who are then named publicly and their photos available on the internet forever more “— available on the internet forever more —— there are very few children in this country. children who commit anti—social behaviour can also be similarly named. 0ur concern is about future victims and society. these are children and because they are children and teenagers we need to give them the maximum possible chance of rehabilitation and there is

the review says naming child offenders such asjon venables and robert thompson, who murdered two—year—old jamesn england is to put barcodes on medicines and medical equipment. it's hoped that the scheme will reduce the likelihood of patients being given the wrong treatment — and make it easier to trace people if they are. sangita myska has the story. an angiogram designed to reveal the condition of patients' blood vessels is carried out in salisbury. as part of the piloting of the scanlisafety scheme, barcodes on medication and equipment record the materials used to treat patients, the time and place of the procedure and the name of the medical staff taking part. we can trace that patient very quickly. we scan all the equipment so there should be no drug errors. some drugs look very similar. it's to the correct patient, so we scan the patient making sure the right drug or the right blood product etc goes to the right patient and if they're going to roll it out to orthopaedics and other types of equipment, we can trace those back in the future again to those patients. barcoding will reduce the a

the review says naming child offenders such asjon venables and robert thompson who murdered two—year—old jamess to rehabilitate them. police in cornwall are investigating what they say are the unexplained deaths of two men. the bodies were found yesterday evening at a block of flats in st austell. one man was in his early thirties, the other was in his twenties. the hollywood actress debbie reynolds who starred with gene kelly in the musical singin‘ in the rain has died. she was 8a. her death was announced a day after the death of her daughter the actress carrie fisher. her son said the news had been too much for her to bear as our correspondent david sillito reports. # i‘m singin‘ in the rain, just singin‘ in the rain... singin‘ in the rain. debbie reynolds was just 19. she‘d not really danced before this, but this performance made her a star. i was supposed to be an innocent, virginal little girl and certainly, i was that. but i think it was a tough deal for poor gene to be stuck with me, who had never danced. it would have been far better for him to have a great dancer. but i worked so hard

offenders the review says naming child offenders such asjon venables and robert thompson, who murdered two—year—old jamess at the ministry ofjustice. he stresses very few offenders are likely to be affected. anyone prosecuted under the age of 18 goes to the youth courts where there is a right to anonymity until they are 18 but not further and this is likely to affect those who go for serious cases to the crown court and we are talking about child murderers. this recommendation would give a right to anonymity for life and it would mean the killers of for example james bolger, and their rebel, none of those would be named. —— mary bell. the government needs to look at open justice and our right to know who commits crimes and weigh that against the views of the families of those who have been killed. they may feel they have no right to anonymity and sometimes get are needed and unwarranted publicity as a result of being victims. the nhs in england is to put barcodes on medicines and medical equipment. it's hoped that the scheme will reduce the likelihood of patients being given the wrong treatment — and mak

think about robert thompson and jon ve na bles about robert thompson and jon venables who were convicted of murdering jamese convicted they were named by the judge. in 1993. when they were convicted they were named by thejudge. since then they have been given anonymity when they were released from prison. this month, the edlington brothers, named after the village where they tortured two young boys were given lifelong anonymity. this report says the current situation is if you are ina the current situation is if you are in a youth court you cannot be named. if somebody appears in a crown court, that is normally the most serious cases, they can be named by the judge. most serious cases, they can be named by thejudge. this report says we should clear up the situation. it should be a blanket ban. all children should be anonymous otherwise it undermines their rehabilitation in the long run. the case for comes from organisations which says we have to give children a chance to rehabilitate. they are different to adults. the case against comes from an mp like philip hollobone am a conservative mp, who served just

the review says naming child offenders such asjon venables and robert thompson, who murdered two—year—old jameshem. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, who's at the ministry ofjustice, stresses that very few offenders are likely to be affected by a change to the way the current system operates. anyone who's prosecuted under the age of 18 generally goes to the youth court, where there is a right to anonymity until they are 18, but not further. this is likely to affect most of those that go for serious cases to the crown court. we are talking about child murderers. this recommendation would give a right to anonymity for life and it would mean that, for example, the killers ofjames bulger, the child killer mary bell in 1968, and another who killed his teacher in 2014, that none of those would be named. in deciding whether to go with this, the government looks at the needs of open justice, our right to know who commits crimes, and weigh that against the needs and views of families of those killed, victims of crime who may feel that they have no right to anonymity and sometimes get unneeded

early on you can see lebron james and the steal and the lay in and the warriors heads up to clay thompsonckly back the other way for k.d. the baseline jam. okay that's good. and then they don't get back on defense. you go full court back to lebron. he'll have 41 points in the game. warriors are up 3 at the half for the third quarter with durant jamming. he had 36 they would lead by as many as 14 in the fourth quarter, but the cavs will come back. stop me if you have heard this before. richard jefferson. how about a christmas facial, clay? they are still up by two and the final two minutes, we're all tied. kyrie irving gives it up to lebron just hanging it around for a long time. seriously no technical foul called. >> yeah. >> i'm thinking maybe it should have been, but it wasn't, still up a couple there and they are tied up when curry goes three ball with 15. warriors are up by three and the final ten seconds, one- point game crunch time. kyrie put it on the deck. you tip your cap for that guy. he had 25 points, ten assists, one evil stare with the warriors still up on top. you're down on

mind back to 1993, robert thompson and john ve na bles to 1993, robert thompson and john venables accused, convicted of murdering jamese judge at the end of proceedings. another case this month, the edlington brothers named after the village in south yorkshire where they tortured two young boys, the judge yorkshire where they tortured two young boys, thejudge decided in that case they should have lifelong anonymity. those who think the anonymity. those who think the anonymity is a good idea saying it‘s in the paramount interest of the children, that is what should be considered most of all. the nhs in england is to put barcodes on medicines and medical equipment. it‘s hoped that the scheme will reduce the likelihood of patients being given the wrong treatment — and make it easier to trace people if they are. sangita myska has the story. an angiogram designed to reveal the condition of patients‘ blood vessels is carried out in salisbury. as part of the piloting of the scan4safety scheme, bar codes on medication and equipment record the materials used to treat patients, the time and place of the procedure and the name o

thompson hit three threes, didn't have 60 this time. led all scorers with 24. won seven straight over the clippers. >>> lebron james and the cavaliers are add madison square garden where security is tight. the knicks defense was not tight. kevin love, that pass was tight. lebron james, some thought he was uptight because of what phil jackson had said about his business associates. take that. a chip on his shoulder, didn't affect his jumpingable. james was huge, kyrie irving was huge, spike lee has seen enough. >> time to get on the train. >> yeah. >> also the rockets 134-95 over the likers and aroldis chapman back to the yankee. >> wow. >> now back to you. >> we'll take it. >>> one more item from that cavaliers/knicks game. this is while their teammates are still playing. >> trying to close out the game. lebron james there took the bottle and the bottle ended up on the court. we can't blame them. it's a long season and you have to pass the time doing something especially when you're playing the knicks the way the knicks are playing. >> when your own teammates are so bored they don't want to watch you play anymore.

james answers on the other en. lebron scored a team-high 31 but the cavs trailed by three at the half. steph curry had an off game but klay thompson hot. kd had 36-points and 15 rebounds. this basket by durant gave the warriors a 14-point lead with 9:30 to go. then this monster d. by lebron. a technical should have been called for him hajjing on the run. then it's tied and curry buts the warriors on top. but kyrie irving with the big basket puts cleveland on top. durant trips and time runs couple. the warriors lose, 109-108. thompson said there was now secures for the team blowing a big fourth quarter lead. >> the way we lost that game, gave them a gift. shooting ourself in the foot. 13 in the fourth quarter. have be solid and not turn the ball over. anytime you blow a 13-point lead, pisses you off. >> we let it slip away and have a lot to learn from that game and i'm happy about that. >> in san antonio this baby reindeer was looking lost. not so with the spurs, who had no problem with chicago. patty mills with the alley-oop to duane deadman. aldrich scored a game-high 33, make sag of his 20 shots. spurs win, now 25-6. >>> in new

>>james: goethes the war is continuing to take advantage of their days off and klay thompson was prettyte the many sides of brookside. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. for all your sides. brookside. with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella adds a smile to any morning. one jar; so many delicious possibilities. nutella - spread the happy! çáááwilláááÑ another frfeeway shooting in the east bay. i'm live in latest on who police are looking for. çááádaryaáááÑ [take vo]çááávoáááÑ and police make an arrest for the deadly truck attack at a market in germany. hear what we are learning about the truck and the man who was arrested. çááájamesáááÑ[take vo] çááávoáááÑ and breaking overnight... a bus crashes into a tree in the east bay. what we know about the moments leading up to the crash. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now. >>robin winston: the driver is the curse of this summer may have stolen a tow truck the two wrestling's the close tear asked it's definitely the stretch to avoid we don't know h

james who answers on the other end. a team high of 31 points, but the calves stood by at the half. clay thompson hot and made five 3-pointers and finished with 24 points. k led with 36 points. golden state had the game under control when they gave a 14-point lead. the cavaliers battled back to tie and a technical should have been called for him hanging it on the rim. tie at 105, curry finally connects a second three of the game and put the warriors on top with about a minute left. they led by one with three seconds to go, but irving comes up with a big basket and cleveland goes on top. golden state in for one last shot and they stumble and that is your ball game. turning the ball over 20 times was a big reason why. >> we lost the game and gave them a gift. we have to be solid and not turn the ball over. you better be mad. i don't care if it's christmas day or anything. any time you blow a 13-point lead. they got a great test on it and it safely went in. >> we take care of the ball and win that game. we didn't do the necessary things it took to win the game. they may place it on the stretch. we k

james ended the game with 31 points and 13 rebounds. curry then responds with a three pointer. but kyrie irving strikes again as he hits the turnaround jumper over klay thompson a final of 109 to 108. the warriors take on the toronto raptors on wednesday. çááádaryaáááÑ[take vo] çááávoáááÑ still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. police looking for the people breaking in to east bay businesses nd the most recent burglary was caught on camera. we will show you who police are looking for. çáááadvanceáááÑçááárebeccaáááÑ >>darya: to the death a christmas boxing than they used to make the service work on christmas day and send them home with a box of food and then they would get today off. >>rebecca:-i am not tracking any delays visibility is actually very nice no delays and check with your carrier before leaving we are giving some cold temperatures looking at 20s and santa rosa 34 north grand 32 for richmond 41 for oakland is one to be 40 degrees for you in the chilly 30 is 36 for mountain view 35 for san jose >>rebecca: lunchtime-52 degrees expected would san francisco 56 along the east of a shoreline checking it out and looks pretty good over to the peninsula and

thompson had a 60 point game this month. >> that's incredible. >> but when you're up against a team that can bear down against defense, and the cleveland james blockingt shot, i think he's going to want to stuff some coal in the stocking of golden state today. >> we mentioned five games. game one is celtics. knicks. do not interpret my green today. as i'm cheering for the celtics. >> optimistically cautious. 'tis the season right knicks fans? my 2-year-old is just experiencing rudolph the red nosed reindeer. >> had a very shiny nose. >> she thought he was a unicorn. true story. sorry, franchesca, to say this on tv. >> that's a parent fail. >> the knicks have a unicorn of their own chris palingas, 7'3" can shoot from 30 feet. block shots from 10 feet. >> huge wing span as well. any other unicorns that we need to look out for? >> it's the christmas unicorn right? every year the spurs are there at the end. nobody talks about them in the meantime. dwyane wade with the chicago bulls. they're slowly coming to form. kind of been inconsistent for a while. watch for minnesota and oklahoma city tonight. russell westbrook, he loves the spotlight. can't wait to

thompson to expect in 2017. driverless cars are coming for us all. >>> first, it's time to check your local weather. >>> james taylormillion records and, now, he also has a kennedy center honor. >> i often did wonder if they would ever tap me for it. >> you're like, hello, james taylor here! hello! >> i thought suddenly, you know, that -- >> reporter: i've seen fire and rain. >> remember me? you got a friend. >> ahead, the man who was called the first superstar of the 1970s find new ways to make music. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ >>> the tech industry saw many ups and downs this year. facebook promised to fight fake news on its social network and launched a live video feature and allowed everyone from charlie, norah, and gayle to michael phelps and his son to stream content online. the power of hackers, meanwhile, was seen during the election of all things. fashion fused with technology to produce nike's self-lacing shoes. >> really? >> what are we doing for ourselves any more? >> cbs nenick tomps is good eno jo -- thompson is good enough to join us this morning. you had your moment of the year for the tec

ahead, nick thompson looks back at the year's big trends and what to expect in 2017. driverless cars are coming for us all. >>> jamesaylor sold around 100 million records and now he also has a kennedy center honor. >> i often did wonder if they would ever tap me for it. >> you're, like, hello, james taylor here. hello. >> i thought suddenly that i might -- >> i sing fire and rain. >> remember me? you got a friend? >> ahead, the man who is called the first superstar of the 1970s finds new ways to make music. you're watching "cbs this morning." ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the tech industry saw many ups and downs. the power of hackers was seen during the presidential election of all things and fashion fused with technology to produce nike's self-lacing shoes. >> really? >> what are we doing for ourselves anymore? >> cbs news contributor nicholas thompson, editor of "the new yorker magazine's" website, he is good enough to join us. >> self-lacing loafers this morning. >> as we hurdle towards world of wall-e, you said your moment of the year for the tech industry was the showdown between the fbi and apple may have been looming for

james ends the game with 31 and 13 rebounds. curry responds with a 3-pointer but irving strikes again and it's turn around jumper over thompson withe he was tripped and cavs win 109-108 for the comeback win. after the game kerr and durant explained what went wrong. >> we had control of the game and we didn't execute at all in the fourth quarter and it's a great team to look at. it will be quite valuable for the us to look at that tape because we you know we know we let it slep away. >> we had too many turnovers that's the thing. two games in a row we have to control that so, still, we lost by one point with all that happening so you know, definitely get better one game in december and have to move on. >> the warriors take on the toronto raptors on wednesday. >>> look at that kansas city chiefs defensive tackle he jumps and throws a touchdown pass. it happened late in the fourth. during yesterday's game, the heaviest player to throw a touchdown pass weighing in at 346 pounds. the chiefs beat broncos 33-10. >>> and later on police are look for the people who burglarized multiple businesses in the east bay. we will show you the surve