it happened on a home on videoa amigos, john lynn shot and killed his wife before killing himself. the families four children were all at home at the time and there are reports the 16-year- old saw the shootings happen. the children are staying with relatives. >>> police in the south bay trying to figure out what a woman was doing on the light railtracks when she was hit and killed. the transportation authority says it happened near the station about 1:30. a spokeswoman said a woman was walking on the tracks in dark clothing. the woman's name has not been released. >>> 10 people are displaced after an apartment fire broke out in san francisco it happened just after midnight. this is video from josh jacobson showing the flames. the crews contained the fire. no one was hurt. >>> it is a cold and dark christmas for more than half a million americans due to power outages from the great lakes to new york. a look at the impact of the icy snowstorm and the forecast for the hardest hiters. >> a holiday story out of oakland. what one woman is doing to bring positivity to her city. hello and

night and after year after midnight o'dell s broadcasts on this friday nights and it's a pain so john lynn thanks for watching and have a great week it will cease the kid international audiences are all interested in this isn't the same way that american audiences are and they're interested in you know in america mrs are also interested in this is from other countries because that again they're interested in the genre itself in the format in the way that that format this kind of existential and answers questions about good and evil and crime and punishment. and so therefore its worldwide. i like about ear to the mysteries is that. not only are you. what changed the crime drama. but you also just alerted. you know about the closure of the land to barbie and you get the flu in bergen norway. through slept through the turbo honors you get. you know an idea of what's all this means light of the lenders because they're the set in sweden and of the main character is fabulous to watch his excellent. and we like police procedural. you would want his life but you one of wannabe in sweden after two

. >> reporter: relatives say 40- year-old john lynn killed his wife then turned the gun on himself.he 16-year-old son witnessed the murder suicide and ran to tell his siblings and grandparents in the home. >> that leaves a scar on everybody on christmas. >> reporter: the couple was having marital problems. >> most of all, it's just a tragedy. to leave someone mother and fatherless, it's a sad story for christmas. >> reporter: she wishes her sister would have reached out sooner. she says if any good could come, it would be saving the lives of others before it's too late. >> to speak up, to say something. my sister always said everything was okay. >> reporter: the couple's four children will be staying with relatives on this christmas day. they expect to have autopsies performed on the man and wife later this week. ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> u.s. troops stationed in afghanistan sent greetings home today. >> christmas, i missed you all so much. but i will be home next year, and we'll be together for the next christmas. >> troops serving at the u.s. base in kabul, enjoyed a christmas fea

. >> reporter: relatives say 40- year-old john lynn killed his wife then turned the gun on himself. the 16-year-old son witnessed the murder suicide and ran to tell his siblings and grandparents in the home. >> that leaves a scar on everybody on christmas. >> reporter: the couple was having marital problems. >> most of all, it's just a tragedy. to leave someone mother and fatherless, it's a sad story for christmas. >> reporter: she wishes her sister would have reached out sooner. she says if any good could come, it would be saving the lives of others before it's too late. >> to speak up, to say something. my sister always said everything was okay. >> reporter: the couple's four children will be staying with relatives on this christmas day. they expect to have autopsies performed on the man and wife later this week. ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> u.s. troops stationed in afghanistan sent greetings home today. >> christmas, i missed you all so much. but i will be home next year, and we'll be together for the next christmas. >> troops serving at the u.s. base in kabul, enjoyed a christmas f

in manchester, connecticut, december 7 of this year, 4-year-old john lynn shot brittany mills, 28, kamisha mills, 23, an and atara benson before i will cannin can killin. police haven't sorted out exactly what happened. but all four are dead marking the eighth homicide stemming from partner violence since 2013. just days before in alma, arkansas, tim add damns, believed in his early 50's, before killing himself, killed his 4-month-old grandson, his 4-year-old granddaughter, and the 31-year-old boyfriend of his daughter, michael williams. in the midst of what seemed to be a pretty simple argument about his daughter's court date, which exploded into an episode of mass violence, which took the lives of a 4-month-old, a 4-year-old, a 31-year-old and then apples of these episode -- and then as many of these episodes do, the life of the shooter himself. so these episodes are not just about whaptd what happenwhat hae theaters or places of worship. they're happening in bac backyas in alma, arkansas, in parking lots in manchester, connecticut. and this body in the 360-some-odd days since december 1

my wife lynn had to be my nurse every single day. and i just decided along with johny that needed to be told. it was an opportunity to tell a tale. 80 million americans out there with some sort of i can look at an audience and say one out of every four of them probably has some kind of heart problem or will. to know what it's liked to live with all of that, and succeed at the same time. >> thank you very much, mr. vice president. it's a great honor. >> enjoyed it. >> and joining us now with exclusive details on that interview from the fox news medical a-team, how are you? >> good to see you. >> happy holidays. i just had a stress test. and i told you all my numbers. clean as a whistle. and my doctor says i'm not going to have a heart attack. buff it's scary for those who do have heart disease. >> he told me everything he did he told me without any fare at all. just turj and that's inspiration to the 700,000 people who have heart disease and get very sick. isn't it a lot cheaper than what the alternative of getting sick and getting treatment? >> well, men don't tend to

deep budget cuts have made even the most basic municipal tasks like john crutch's code enforcement incredibly difficult. hey, lynn this dispatch? hey, this is john over in code enforcement. i was wondering if i could get a police officer to meet me at a vacant house. >> who are you calling right then? >> police dispatch. >> okay. >> my contact, who was supposed to be tagging along, he was just kind of driving around in the part of town we were going to go to, and then they just found three burglary suspects. it happens every time. >> wow. >> yeah, yeah. >> just another day in stockton? >> that's it. >> john's job boils down to stopping crimes before they start, boarding up vacant homes, and protecting neighborhoods against urban blight. but in a town with thousands of vacant housing units and only 12 enforcement officers, it's fair to say that the good guys are a little outnumbered. >> it looks like the posting is on the window. that's a requirement. we don't really care for them too much. when you see stuff like this, all the transients and teenaged kids in the neighborhood know it's a vacant house. >> right. >>

to be my nurse and learn about everything there was about a patient z i decided along with john and my wife, lynna tale. 80 millern americans have some form of heart problem. one out of every four probably had a heart problem, or will. and so, the book was written in hopes of my case could be used to give them inspiration to know what it's like to live with that but you can live with it. and succeed at the same time. >> thank you very much mr. vice president. a great honor for me. >> thank you. enjoyed it. >> joining us now with details of that interview from fox news medical a team, dr. mark siegel. >> thank you. >> let's, i just had a stress test. i told you my numbers and clean as a whistle. doctor says i'm not going to have a heart attack but it's scary. >> vice president cheney is an inspiration because he never considered himself sick. he, everything he did, everything he did, he did without any fear. just courage and that is an inspiration for 700,000 people that have heart disease and get sick every year. >> a lot of people, why don't people get checked more? you're our friend. another fr

i want to to get in one more question from john mclough lynn. thank you, for your bipartisan leadership with the committee. >> thank you. i great my appreciate. i want to ask you about afghanistan and not so much in the news every day, but your assessment of how important it is that we finalize this bilateral security agreement. what are the consequences, if for some reason we don't? >> yeah, i think the the administration is trying to if qu and get a deal. the notion we're not going do it fullout is dangerous for a host of reasons. i think it's a stain on our national character if we walk away from the women of afghanistan. just arbitrarily pull out. we asked them to participate in society. engage in politics and be a part of the solution. for us to pack up and leave knowing that the taliban and the eastern prorcheses has closed some 500 schools the majority of which are girl schools. they have now poisoned i forget the exact number. well over 100 little girls to try go school. for us to walk away would be a travesty as a nice. we ought not let

lynn. adrenaline. now, john, just today they have pushed over 3 million packages in and out of this major facility. here in louisville, they expect those numbers to continue to rise throughout the weekend, and next week being the peek season, so when they say it is their super bowl, it kind of feels like that here. if you have ever been to a super bowl week, it is the build up to the big game, and that is exactly what is happening here in louisville as the busiest day will be december 23rd, which is a week from this monday. >> so they are expecting increases in volume, what are you hearing from company executives? >> scott davis the cpo is expecting anywhere from eight to 6% volume. internet trade is bigger than ever. 45% of the packages inside of those cargo jets come from people buying products over the internet, and also interestingly enough. they are getting into emerging markets. working with some outlets to directly bring drugs and also healthcare supplies around the world. so that could be charging the up

i also want to thank john and kissinger from the cia and mad lynn, sandy, wes, terrific. i loved the panel. i was upstairs hanging on every word. [applause] i presume all of you got one of these books, and if you did, i urge you to read it. if you read this, you don't have to pay attention to what i'm about to say. [laughter] you'll know what to say is about. i want to thank some people who are not here. i want to thank the late secretary of state warren christopher for the work he did at dayton. i am very grateful to dick holbrook, and i miss him. he was a massive force on my birthday in 1995, i walked of the golf course in wyoming to learn that three had lost their lives in the search for peace in bosnia. i thank sandy for being here today. they and w ergs s were on that dangerous road because they would not guarantee them safe air traffic into belgrade, and so they had to take that road. wes clark and i have been friends for 45 years. we met at georgetown in 19 # -- 1967. they used to stop through arkansas on his way to some new duty post, and i watched him rise. i was

john dies every 19 minutes from a precipitation drug overdose, most involve painkillers. part of the problem, painkillers in this country are being written at a furious pace. dr. lynnster is considered a leader in the field of pain management. he's president of the american academy of pain medicine. >> over 100 million americans experiencing chronic pain. >> he's author of a scoring system used by doctors. he's founder of this pain clinic. >> his methods of incorporated into almost every single program prescribi prescribing, accepted by the fda. >> if you start to ask around a little bit, you'll learn his reply taking among families is astonishingly different. >> his reply takiutation is he' as dr. death. that's how your wife's doctor is prescribed. dr. death. >> multiple overdpoess at the pain clinic which webster now ran for a decade hover over him. >> aemgs of and precipitations written as cause of death. his wife first went to the pain clinic in 2008. years earlier her car had been broadsided. >> she did not have the seat belt fatstened and went through the windshield. >> she managed pain with low doses of painkillers. that would change when a friend suggested

now the principal of lynn con high school joins us now live, and what was your first reaction when you hear that john kit that was making this donation. >> i was not surprised he is a very generous person. >> you just found out this morning, correct, walk me through that? how did it go? >> i got a text message saying that he heard he was donating the money. >> what were the phone calls what did they involve i am sure it is not your typical day. >> no, there is a lot of media calls a lot of people wondering how the money would be spent. >> you said -- >> we have seen some interviews with the student and you mentioned this is not a surprise, what the influence been as a teichner the classroom at lynn con? >> he is a great teacher. >> fill us in about the math, i was no a big math guy, so is it algebra, what is his day like. >> he teaches -- when he teaches math he teaches algebra, and he didn't teach it this year, but he is a great math teacher. now it isn't off a former nfl teacher turns to teaching, why in your mind has he been successful in this role? he connects with the kids they love the kids. >>

john. those are your headlines. >> patsy klein, was she best friends with loretta lynn. >> she died in a plane crash; right?e it to a south carolina girl to know all that country trivia. >> highlights of that awards show throughout the program. >> a fox production. >> ainsley will have fine follow-up questions to every story. >> i like to ask questions. i'm a reporter. >> later on this morning, 9:00 a.m. eastern time the administration is going to release the november numbers for the number of people who signed up for obamacare. and they are the -- the numbers are embargoed until 9:00 this morning. >> we can't tell you those numbers whatever they are. >> when you see them, you won't believe them. let's put it this way. when you see these, you'll realize there are a lot of people who don't want to sign up. there could be another reason as well. last night the former clinton health care director said one of the things you've got to worry about going forward is, okay, if you finally do get a doctor, how good is the doctor going to be? listen. >> the plans are getting paid on the basis of quality and they're mo

lynn is a superstar in christian music. more than 100 of his songs are sung in churches around the country on sun mornings. and he sat down with our own john roberts to take a look and speak about the state of christian music and the holiday season. john has the details now. ♪ ♪ >> walk into any contemporary christian church on any sunday and you're bound to hear a chris tom there, in song. >> when i'm writing, i'm thinking about the church as a whole, songs that help give voice to the average person. what can they sing to god? >> more than 100 of his worship songs are sung every week in tens of thousands of churches. the music is infectious, carrying the audience along on pop melodies and easy to sing choruses. >> i'm thinking, how do i make this the average guy who is tone deaf and can't clap on two and four? how can i write it? >> not every christian artist believes in the pop phrase formula. some say it's become simple and shallow. tomlin disagrees, insisting he's just a traditionalist rolling with the times. >> we're always trying to say something. we're trying to write in a way that's singable for people, in with the times. the hymns

john cornyn. stockman was not expected to do this. he with drew his election for the house and with drew his candidacy before the 6:00 p.m. dead lynn. he said he's running because cornyn undermine ted cruz's fight for obama care. he said it looked like cruz was right and cornyn was wrong. he made a big show of removing his name from a letter supporting cruz. he needs to be held accountable for his decisions. with the republican primary three months away cornyn holds a significant advantage financially with $7 million cash on hand. stockman has 32,000. >> in this war, willie, i don't think this is a wise move for a guy. i'm sure the tea party people didn't tell him to run. here's another example of another race that the quote tea party candidate lost. a lot of tea party members said that guy wasn't one of us, he was a member of the kook party. i don't know. >> it's amazing that senator john cornyn -- >> oh, my lord. >> it's not a plausible argument. steve stockman is right to run. his case that john cornyn is not a real conservative -- >> cruz refused about six months ago to come out and say he would support the re-election efforts o