jim: from 20 down. with barely a pulse. this is the biggest comeback in the history of this rivalry that dates back all the way to 1930. the 173rd meeting. and the packers, what a changer. what a complete season changer it is. phil: oh, yes. how high and how far did he throw that football? let's go down to tracy. tracy: aaron, have you ever been through something like that? aaron: we've been on the flip side of that. we now the feeling. i'm out of breath. it's the most amazing game of my life, to be a part of that, to never give up. tom clements always talk about time and downs, you got a chance. i get facemasked on the last play. i knew we were about at the 40. guys gave me enough time, i just tried to get it in the end zone there and i can't believe richie caught it. tracy: while that ball was in the air, what was going through your mind? catch it, you have to catch it. i felt good it was going to be in the end zone. i got a nice run-up to curl up into it. i would -- i could see -- box out and get in position. i didn't se

jim: from 20 down. with barely a pulse.s is the biggest comeback in the history of this rivalry that dates back all the way to 1930. the 173rd meeting. and the packers, what a changer. what a complete season changer it is. phil: oh, yes. how high and how far did he throw that football? jim: incredible. let's go down to tracy. tracy: aaron, have you ever been through something like that? aaron: we've been on the flip side of that. we now the feeling. i'm out of breath. it's the most amazing game of my life, to be a part of that, to never give up. tom clements always talk about time and downs, you got a chance. i get facemasked on the last play. i knew we were about at the 40. guys gave me enough time, i just tried to get it in the end zone there and i can't believe richie caught it. tracy: while that ball was in the air, what was going through your mind? catch it, you have to catch it. i felt good it was going to be in the end zone. i got a nice run-up to curl up into it. i would -- i could see -- box out and get in position

jim: from 20 down. with barely a pulse. this is the biggest comeback in the history of this rivalry that dates back all the way to 1930. the 173rd meeting. and the packers, what a changer. what a complete season changer it is. phil: oh, yes. how high and how far did he throw that football? jim: incredible. let's go down to tracy. tracy: aaron, have you ever been through something like that? aaron: we've been on the flip side of that. we now the feeling. it's the most amazing game of my life, to be a part of that, to never give up. tom clements always talk about time and downs, you got a chance. i get facemasked on the last play. i knew we were about at the 40. guys gave me enough time, i just tried to get it in the end zone there and i can't believe richie caught it. tracy: while that ball was in the air, what was going through your mind? catch it, you have to catch it. i felt good it was going to be in the end zone. i got a nice run-up to curl up into it. i would -- i could see -- box out and get in position. i didn't see

jim: from 20 down. with barely a pulse. this is the biggest comeback in the history of this rivalry that dates back all the way to 1930. the 173rd meeting. and the packers, what a changer. what a complete season changer it is. phil: oh, yes. how high and how far did he throw that football? jim: incredible. let's go down to tracy. tracy: aaron, have you ever been through something like that? aaron: we've been on the flip side of that. we now the feeling. i'm out of breath. life, to be a part of that, to never give up. tom clements always talk about time and downs, you got a chance. i get facemasked on the last play. i knew we were about at the 40. guys gave me enough time, i just tried to get it in the end zone there and i can't believe richie caught it. tracy: while that ball was in the air, what was going through your mind? catch it, you have to catch it. i felt good it was going to be in the end zone. i got a nice run-up to curl up into it. i would -- i could see -- box out and get in position. i didn't see richard until

jim: from their own 26. a time-out is called by green bay. called by mccarthy on the sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. phil: if you changed your decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. so i think you're right, they didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. phil: that's right. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. nice fake at the lining and breaks out.

jim: from their own 26. a time-out is called by green bay. sideline and even though they're probably going to need that one back later on, he didn't like what he was seeing. phil: if you changed your decision and you want to punt the football then just take the delay of game. so i think you're right, they didn't like the play. i know this this -- just from that formation that lined up in, jim. detroit's defense was all lined up there. they were going to make it tough on whatever it was, run or a quick pass. they were not going to give them an easy completion. jim: well, if you fail here and detroit takes over at that point on the field, even if the lions scored a touchdown, got the extra point, it would still be a two-score game. but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. shakes off the hit. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. nice fake at the lining and breaks out. jim: goes

jim: from 20 down. with barely a pulse. this is the biggestst comeback in the history of this rivalry that dates back all the way to 1930. the 173rd meeting. and the packers, what a changerer what a complete season changer it is. phil: oh, yes. how high and how far did he throw that football? jin: incredible. let's go down to tracy. tracy: aaron, have you ever been through something like that? aaron: we've been on the flip we now the feeling. i'm out of breath. it's the most amazing game of my life, to be a part of that, to never give up. tom clements always talk about time and downs, you got a ance. i g g facemasked on the last play. i knew we were about at the 40. guys gave me enough time, i just tried to get it in the end zone there and i can't believe r rchie caught it. tracy: while that ball was in the air, what was going through your mind? catch it, you have to catch it. i felt good it was going to be in the end zone. i got a nice run-up to curl up into it. i would -- i could see -- box out and get in position. i didn

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jim: >> announcer: this christmas eve -- >> rachael: why do you think santa's cheeks are rosey. from rach's family to christine: it is the grand finale of our holiday lights contest. jim: one local home was quite a show stopper. take a look, homeowners jeff and patty johnson installed 8000 lights on their home. they even did the backyard. the vibrant decorations are set to music. they said the by a teddy bear every day the decorate their home. this year there up to 16 there's. christine: now to our video pick of the night, santa claus has started his journey around the world from finland today. he moves fast. jim: he started the trip, he is on its way to bring presents to all the good girls and boys

jim: the message from authorities -- there is no n fear. but it is important to be aware of what's going on around you.and again, if you see something, say something. jessica: after being accused by dozens of women, entertainer bill cosby was arraigned near of sexual assaulting a young woman in his home. here is more tonight from nbc. >> it was once a wildly popular comedian, but bill cosby's stage wednesday was a courtroom near philadelphia for arraignment on a charge filed earlier today of sexually assaulting a woman. >> it is one charge that is filed. aggravated indecent assault, which is a felony. >> the incoming district attorney says this case involves former university employee who cost be invited to his home at near philadelphia -- who cosby invited to his home near philadelphia in 2004. >> mr. cosby urged her to take pills that he provided to her, and to drink dine. the effect of which rendered her unable to move or respond to his advances. and he committed aggravated indecent assault upon her. >> andrea constandt came forward as t

from a hospital in fresno. the cause of the crash still being investigation. jim: a former oklahoma city police officer accused of preying on women four months in one of the city -- for months in one of the city's poorest neighborhoods is learning his sentence. he used his badge too many late his victims. they found daniel holtzclaw guilty of rape and sexual battery. they will be -- protesters were worried about the punishment. >> he wants the something but -- it's not fair to any of the victims or the people of our community. jim: could be more than that. in fact, he faces a possible life sentence for these charges. he was fired from the police department last year when theseallegations surfaced. he was eventually accused of sexually assaulting 13 women jessica: in a north carolina, four white police officers are on desk duty after an african-american man died in a custody. >> he didn't do anything to anybody. jessica: cell phone video shows the aftermath of the incident betwn police and travis page. please confronted page -- police confronted page after calls of

in illinois, seven have died from severe weather. jim: the death toll from the flu in southern nevada has risen to 4 now. the latest victim, a 50-year-old woman and a child under the age of 5. february. if you have not gotten a flu shot yet, there is still time to get one. the health district recommends everyone six month old and older get the vaccine. we have information about local clinics offering the shots on our website. just had to news3lv.com. jessica: the fbi offering a $5,000 reward to hope find the person responsible for the vandalism against a local mosque. we brought you the video showing an in wrapping uncooked bacon around door handles at the mosque. it could turn into a hate crime, since pork products are prohibited in the muslim religion. jim: metro police make arrest in the early-morning stabbing of man an apartment complex in east las vegas. they say the victim was walking through the complex with another person when they were approached by the suspect and argued. the victim was stabbed several hours later. 29-year-old

organizers from attending. jim: police have also arrested some protesters with a black lives matter movement at the minneapolis st. paul airport. the arrests were made due to a significant increase in traffic disruptions as protesters caused delays. some of them headed to one airport, two terminals which a forced officials to close entryways. vicki: a plane full of southwest airline passengers got stuck circling for more than four hours. the pilots reported landing gear issues after takeoff.the pilot decided to return, the plane was ordered into a holding pattern to buell just burn fuel. -- to burn fuel. jim: and eight u.s. deaths due to an exclusive -- explosive the national highway traffic safety of ministration said a teenage driver died in the hospital a few days after being injure trash -- crash. a spokesperson learned of the death after the family lawyer contacted them. the nhtsa chess -- the board expects takata to be compliant with the recall. vicki: christmas shoppers are warned about a scam. it usually co

. >> hi, jim from "the l a times." you said it's important not to overload the significance, but as you know a lot of attention has been paid to it. what, if anything, might be different in the next few weeks or a few months because of this interest rate hike? chair yellen: the first thing that americans should realize is todayhe red's vision reflects our confidence in the u.s. economy. while things may be uneven , we see anons economy that is on the path of sustainable improvement. in thinking about their labor market prospects and their financial prospects going takerd, i hope they will this decision is one that confidence fomc's that conditions will continue to strengthen and job market prospects will be good. it will be reflected in some changes in borrowing rates. longer-term interest rates, loans that are linked to longer-term interest rates are unlikely to move -- to move very much. for example some corporate loans are linked to the prime rate, which is likely to move up with the funds rate and those interest ra

from a technology standpoint and we still believe that today. so we think the long term position we have in the oil and gas industry is going to bear fruit over the long term. jim, if i would have done this show ten years ago right after 9/11 people would be asking me about the aviation business. for the five years for from 2001 to 2006 the aviation business stunk in ge. now it's amazing, right? so we have the ability to play through these cycles opportunistically in ways that oil and gas companies can't. so for the long term i still believe in this business but we really build our business around technical intensity, not trying to predict exactly what the price of oil was going to be and i see this even more relevant with lower oil prices than i did when prices were is $100 plus. at $100, everybody looks smart. where we are right now you have to be able to compete to prosper and that's where we think we'll be. >> i've been thinking, also, the acquisition. when i go to al similar's site and what ge is saying about it, it looks if you wanted to get out of coal you would call al some. if you wanted to build infrastructure that didn't hurt the climate you would ca

from? >> i am just the messenger. jim: one of the most iconic toys in history. the latest version is stirring up some controversy. >> announcer: christmas is two days away. >> announcer: how to ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... 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 new jetta marie: maybe when you had a barbie, she played a gossip sometimes? could those conversations be heard by the wrong people? jim: hello barbie let's kids record all of their conversations with the toy. they can send it up to the cloud. marie: the $80 toy is a nice touch, they worry it puts privacy at risk. safeguards to ensure data cannot be accessed by unauthorized users. jim: the undefeated carolina panthers scrap a home game marie: the reb

jim. >> booyah. >> i need your help. my stock has gone fromllion to over 30 million short interest increase in a two month period. the stock being in financials. >> it's in acquisition isn't it? i mean that's what i thought was happening. i think that it's terrific. i still think that key is great. if you think fed is going to raise rates that's a good one to be in. let's go to joe in new jersey. joe. >> he will low, cramer. the beautiful melissa lee had nothing but great things to say about you. it was a lot of fun. my stock is hain. >> it missed the quarter. he has to do a better job. natural organic brand names no longer maertters as much. that's part of the problem. let's go to bob in washington. bob. >> big booyah too you jim from tacoma washington. >> no, that is troubled. i'm not going there. andrew in new york. andrew. >> andrew. >> booyah, jim. big booyah with cheese on top. >> i like that. >> my stock is valero. >> oil is down a lot and the refineries continue to make money. i'm not a fan but people do love it. mike in ohio, mike. >>

we will show you from sky 3 in a moment. jim: a local woman indicted on charges that she forged documents to keep prostitutes from serving their sentences. she is an attorney. jessica: the case against her coming up in the second half news 3 li jim: on this stormy night we near boulder highway. -- tom hawley. tom: and exited on the east lake of the 9 15 has put a hurt on the evening rush hour. lanes 95 north past boulder highway. now they have only one lane on the right. these two cars in the middle have gone diagonal with one another. here is the backup as it goes pass over the boulder highway and back towards the flamingo interchange. the delay starts just past flamingo. doesn't let up until you get past boulder highway accident. about a 15 minute delay. this will be here for at least another half hour. a mess on the east leg of the 95. tom hawley reporting from sky 3. jessica: local medical marijuana patients can buy a much tastier version of their doses. it starts selling their new line of going bears and candies next week.

. >> big booyah too you jim from tacoma washington. >> no, that is troubled. i'm not going there. andrew in new york. andrew. >> andrew. >> booyah, jim. big booyah with cheese on top. >> i like that. >> my stock is valero. >> oil is down a lot and the refineries continue to make money. i'm not a fan but people do love it. mike in ohio, mike. >> hey, jim, how are you? love the show. >> thank you. >> what's your opinion on equifax. >> that is just a financial service company that this market the market is right. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways t

african-americans have been excluded from property ownership by policy, jim crow, segregation, discrimination. when you don't have property you're not able to pass the wealth from generation to generation and that greeted acute problems. edc more african-americans percentagewise having to rely on -- paydays because they don't have intergenerational wealth. racial breakdown of debt and , as are anot equal lot of things in this country. host: we are talking about payday lenders and the friends banking system. zachary is next from alabama. good morning. caller: good morning. i had a couple of questions more on the legislative point of view. is there any legislation in place or any champion for this in congress? or are these issues statewide and state-controlled? you are saying in georgia they banned, but didn't comprehensively cover the issue. guest: are you talking about payday loans or the postal banking? host: payday lenders. guest: they are regulated state-by-state. most of that action is on the state level. congress.s not in treatedagency that was during dodd frank and charged with regulati

. >> jim deere from aaa says that new year's ranks among the biggest days for alcohol related fatalities but many of these crashes are preventible. >> new year's eve is uber's busiest day of the year and uber will be bringing back this breathalyzer kiosk they set up in manayunk the night before thanksgiving, blow in the straw, if your blood alcohol level is too high you get a free ride home, this will be at a surprise location but the hint is to look around the parade route in center city. >> temple university researchers did a study showing students that use uber have lower drunk driving deaths. >> the state lease will crack down on drunk drivers on 306 and 29. over at the belmont barracks, state police are not supplying specifics on their deployment but rest assured troopers will be out. >> one of the reasons of the increased police presence is to deter the drunk drivers to begin with. >> looking for people making aggressive lane changes, following too closely and breaking rapidly. >> and remember it's not just alcohol, prescription and illegal drugs can impair your ability to drive sa

from ground level. i don't just interview jim baker neese. these are people who all had very good stories. at i have found is it worked very well to write from ground level. people have commented, my books have a feel that makes the reader feel like they are there. mr. lamb: what did jim holy tell you? mr. shirley: he told me all about the turnout in sydney california.-- simi, california. he talked about the backroom destinations at the funeral home. the process of transporting reagan in. it was very important to getting , inackground information terms of california. wasof the things he told me about how reagan and the entourage had flown after going to washington, and then back to at sundown, and how he and some friends boarded air force one. maybe a half-dozen people on board, and they spent the whole time we deal each other with old reagan stories. they knocked back a few drinks and begin a flying halfway house a former reagan white house employees. . isn't detail on that 128,000? that one 28,000? mr. shirley: it wasn't a 747. it was in service for president reagan until the end of his a

it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs.

let us bring now republican congressman jim from ohio. okay. champion three points within this massive bill. like it, hate it, happy, annoyed? tell us? >> well, like any bill, there's good and bad in every one of them. the good thing about this, though, is we finally brought certainty and predictability to the business owner and the american individual who many cases has many of these tax credits or these tax preference items that they don't know what to do. whether it's section 179 expensing for small business, it's finally something we don't have to look at year after year after year and make decisions on. so many of these that we passed today have been around for 20 plus years, they're just extended for a year, for two years, now we have some permanency in them, and i think that's good for the american taxpayer and small business owner. liz: you put a couple of parts in this bill. number one is simplification act of 2015, another one preventing targeting at irs and core components from stolen identity refund fraud prevention act. put that in

cav gnaw is a law enforcement analyst, retired special agent in charge of the atf, and jim, from the start of this, we've been getting a succession of facts about this, all we know is that it was horrific, there were multiple people, it's the worst mass shooting since newtown, but the other facts we have, they don't, they don't co. here, and they don't appear at this point to point an arrow in a blindingly obvious direction. >> well, that's right, chris. i mean, i think that one thing we have to look at though in your discussion earlier is this party, this christmas party, by this particular group of people was a targeted event. i mane, you don't show up at the christmas party with already prepared pipe bomb, masks, rifles, handguns, dressed in black, maybe some kind of a load bearing vest or bullet-proof vest. this particular gathering of people, at this particular time was targeted. and i also would add that the report which i think the l.a. times put out first that the man was in the party and left and this may be the identified suspect that pete williams identified, you know,

>> jim avila from baltimore tonight. thank you, jim. >>> now, to new developments in the race for 2016. the fallout after fight night for the republicans. donald trump, center stage, but others on that stage, who are hoping to break through, should trump falter. tonight, we take you into the massive crowd in arizona, welcoming trump after the debate. abc's cecilia vega is in mesa tonight. >> reporter: donald trump today, pulling his private plane right into his arizona rally, to what else? the theme song from the movie "air force one." >> please welcome the next president of the united states, donald j. trump! high. his best yet. and these supporters agree. there are thousands of people inside this hangar just to catch a glimpse of donald trump. >> we have the biggest crowds by far. on, folks. this isn't just, let's go and have a good time. great entertainer." that's a lot of [ bleep ]. >> reporter: trump then hopping back on his plane, bound for hollywood. of 2015, teflon trump fighting off his rivals, namely jeb bush. >

jim dandy. the rain to clear out. i was here october 4th and got the scoop from jim gandy. >> i know the crowds will come out if it's drizzling or not. what are the things you want people to know. >> this is the fifth year of the event. celebrating the beginning of a new year, the reflection over incredibly challenging 2015 for all of us. and we want people to come out, have a great time, enjoy all the wonderful bands playing. $3 all day pass to run the comet. pick up the hot new year.com. the park and ride and ride the buses in. all of the parking carrages are free. we expect the weather to clear out. >> we have information upright now. pay $3 and right the comet all day. the parking garages are free but they will fill up. >> last year we had $20,000. if the wealth -- 20,000 people. >> if the weather clears up we'll have a great crowd. this is the biggest act. people are excited about it. phone is ringing off the hook. we are excited about it. >> prior to 5 years ago this vent did not exist. the city didn't come together. i know you have been instrumental is putting this together. >> it was important to me and to others that

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jeff, what you can tell us from there. >> jim, sources tell us that this may have been started after a domestic dispute and that one person is in police custody right now. let's take a look at the scene. you can see the washington township fire department wrapping up this job and this fire was relentless. you can see it destroyed the garage. there's a hole in the roof above it and another hole in the roof above what appears to be living room. now let's show what you this looked like 8:0 tonight this is viewer i'm sorry witness video just after the neighbor's called 911. you see flames shooting through left side of that house. we are told that 6 people were inside at the time. two adults and their four grandchildren and we're told grandmother ran out of the house with the kids screaming for help. >> we just heard yelling and carrying on when we on the door we realize the the house was on fire and called 911 and they're running down the street. >> terrible. we're two weeks before christmas. it's -- the house looks like it will be a total loss. it's heartbreaking. >> you can see the fam

from syria. he was close to one of france's named jihad identified recruiters. jim weidmean joins us from paris. hopefully, they have been able to do work before they release this man's name, what do we know about him? >> well, in fact, it's a story developing here. in fact, we are getting different stories from the various media here. but basically 23-years-old, he went off to syria, if reports are correct with seven or eight other friends from strasburg in the east of france. they got there. they went to syria, almost, immediately in days the couple of the group were killed. some of the others returned to france and were put under detention by police, but mohamed-aggad stayed and vowed to come back and create mayhem, write apparently he did. he was believed to be the third gunman, identified as the third gunman in the attacks at the performance hall where 90 people died of the 130 killed. the fact that they've identified them have now led police to all sorts of other investigations, according to reports this morning, his mother's apartment has now been searched ov

christmas is coming. >> reporter: like you mentioned jim there are three remaining town hall meetings that ill with take place over next several weeks. live from olney, chat the pradelli for channel six "action news", jim. >> thanks, chad. >>> former city officialness both allentown and reading have pledded guilty to federal corruption charges. conn peerscy pleas stem from fbi raid at both city hall. prosecutors say 48 year-old dale we wills steered the city contract to a campaign donor. allentown married he had pawlowski instead of the top applicant and 35 year-old eron lloyd took part in the similar scene in reading designed to reward the the donors of the vaughn spencer. the neither marries named in the charges. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will be in the national constitution center in philadelphia tomorrow and at that time she will name a special prosecutor to investigate porn gate. the special prosecutor will lead an investigation into the exchange of pornography and lewd e-mails among prosecutors, judges and other governmental officials. >>> a wall street firm is bet ago this more casino closings are coming to atlanti

from dallas. thanks for taking time again today. >> thank you, jim. >> mr. trump attacking president clinton this morning for his affair with monica lewinsky, also mentioned paula jones. president clinton, though, not running for office, his wife is. why is that attack, why is that affair, fair game? >> i don't necessarily call it an attack. it's more of a response to hillary clinton bringing up sexism which is what she plans to do on any republican that's running against her in exyear. and i think it is fair game. talking about a previous president, a president that has many issues with women. hillary clinton wants to run with this war on women tactic and calling mr. trump a sexist, he's going to defend himself. >> explain to me exactly how hillary clinton is playing the woman's card. we hear that from mr. trump all the time. explain to me what exactly he means by that. >> well, she called him a sexist outright, number one. number two, she did it to bernie sanders, when he talked about people yelling loudly, she says, when a woman speaks they call it yeley

craig: that was from jim holy.e told me this story and i just thought it was too wonderful to leave out. it is not germane to the story, it is not central to the story, but it is a good backdrop to the story. she was laying there and she was pleading. saying tell nancy i wish i could have been there for her. and then she recovered. but the whole time she was laying there suffering from a heat stroke, nixon is talking about college football. she recovers and they go to the car and he goes to the door and goes in and sits down and leaves his wife to fend for herself. to go to the far door and open it up and fend for herself. brian: did jim really think that represented the way richard nixon was to his wife on a regular basis? craig: i don't know. i did not ask him that. brian: then, later on in the book, page 316. craig: i knew that he was very miffed, richard nixon was miffed at hillary clinton for not attending his wife's funeral when hillary was first lady. she chose instead to hold a fundraiser for a female democ

could water damage prevent investigators from finding anything on it? >> jimlly is s salvageab salvageable. the hard drive is platters made of glass and aluminum and have a magnetic coding so the water doesn't do anything to the magnetic coding which is how you retrieve the data. what would cause problems is the plott platters were coka roaded. the team they are using under water search and evidence response team are very specialized in finding this information. they will take that to the fbi lab where they have special capabilities and they will be able to retrieve data, typically off the drives if not corroded. >> you looked at cases like this for years. there are kind of two different interpretations of the attackers, either great and had tremendous preparations, contacts overseas et cetera or operating on their own and made mistakes, strange trip home where they got encountered police and shot and killed. as you look at the details now, do you see, do you see, you know, extremely deaf terrorists or new at the game? does it give you more or less worry? >> i

he comes the maryland for michigan for he was jim harbaugh's offensive coordinator -- defensive corner. erin: one of you been able to learn fromim and those guys about recruiting that you can bring here? >> the relentless in what you do. there was no substitute for hard work and no substitute for being the guy they keeps going at it. part of recruiting, your heart gets broken at times. but you pick it back up and keep going at it. we will hire a staff that has that same in tally. we've got to keep going. doug: robert: you look at the redskins season so far. they do not have a winning record but somehow they are in first place. i know another winnable game. a depleted cowboys team. no tony romo. but the word "overlook" is almost like profanity in the locker room. now that is our mindset. taking it one week at a time and getting better each week even though we are in the position we hope to be in. robert: what a night last night? kobe left us wanting more after last night's dominating performance. he put up 31 as the lakers defeated the wizards in will be the last time he laces up his sneakers in washington d.c. as an nba player

jim: he wished his opponents a happy festivus. that is the made-up holiday from seinfeld. as part of deceleration, followers are expected to air their grievances. he hits donald trump, ted cruz, ben carson, he also previewed some gripes on government spending. part of a 38 page festivus report on examples of waste that he commissioned. christine: the question is did his rival street back -- rivals shoot back? jim: and the feats of strength. do remember that? christine: i did not watch seinfeld. jim: that will wrap it up for us. christine: news three live at reed:, one attempted burglaries that another hospital. and a third detained by police. who pulled the trigger. vicki: day in court. the woman accused of plotting her car to crowds on the strip in court today. the message her lawyer has. >> hey folks. we are live in one of the most decorated holiday homes in las vegas. we will take you there, plus a look at your forecast coming up >> live from las vegas, this is

but here's something that's fascinating, and that if you look at the career of jim kenney from, as you point out, the wards of south philly, an acolyte of vince fumo, to now what is not arguably i think going to be a very liberal mayor -- i'm not using liberal here pejoratively. i'm using it descriptive. and whether he looks a lot more at the end of the day like bill de blasio, the mayor of new york, or how does that fit into the culture in this city, which in many respects is still dominated by ward politics? but he has all that experience and years on city council, got the support of the president of city council. that relationship is, as [laughs] he is smiling over there, not always been the greatest. that transition is what really i think historians like that guy over there, who will do some filming on it, is truly remarkable. >> matt, you used the term "ascension," right? after talking about the pope, there was kind of like, you know, a biblical transfer there. but i think it's really on point, because it was almost a miraculous transubstantiation of a man who is known as a scrapp