the pottawattami e county sheriff's office says 65-year-old john rogers of omaha, nebraska, died when his single-engine plane crashed into the interstate median just north of council bluffs, iowa. authorities say rogers experienced problems shortly after taking off from omaha's eppley airfield, and was trying to turn around. witnesses told investigators the plane struck power lines, cartwheeled and crashed nose first. it c ce to rest on its top. rogers was alone in the plane. no other injuries were reported an fbi dive team was back searching a small lake shooting massacre in san bernardino, california... looking for physical evidence the shooters may have dumped there. chchs clackum has the latest. << (nats: divers searching lake) the fbi still won't say exactly what dive teams were looking for friday... in a lake three miles from last week's massacre in san bernardino. (sot/ david bowdich / fbi :13 - :15) "the specific evidence we're looking for we're not going to discuss .. we're just simply saying we're seeking evidence.' but sources tell nbc news they're looking for a computer ha

and john rogers joins us. find out how he's changing strategy now that the fed is starting to hike interest rates. conquer the weather. don't let it conquer you. with the capability and adaptability of lexus all-weather drive. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> welcome back to the halftime report. this weekend was all about "star wars: the force awakens." the movie breaking records left and right. how some companies tied to the movie are doing. the box office bonanza really not helping disney stock which owns the franchise at the moment. the stock is moving down lower as the market momentum is weighing here. similar stories for imax theaters. down 3%. this despite the biggest ever domestic weekend for an imax movie. then look at toymaker hasbro which could get a windfall off sales of "star wars" toys this holiday season. electronic arts which has the "star wars" battle front game franchise. also losing some steam as well. >> anybody see it over the weekend? >> not yet. >> don't spoil it for me, scott. >> i

this is captain john rogers cooper and thomas oliver larkin. you see their names on some of the cases up here. captain john robert cooper was a sea captain from boston who heard news that mexico was about to open up its port for international trade. so he sailed in with his own sailing ship and he stays with the vallejo family. you might be familiar with the town in the bay area called va llejo. he had a daughter who caught the captain's eye. it wasn't long before they married. this happened a lot here in california, where people coming in to do business with the mexican government would find a home here and intermarry with the californians who were already here. it wasn't long before captain cooper called his half-brother, thomas oliver larkin, to help him with his import/export business. with inside of a year, larkin was on his own making quite a success for him so. these two americans living in mexican california really helped drive the mexican economy during the california-talon years. we are in the customhouse officials office. he was the p

. >>> coming up, we have value hunting with john rogers of ariel investments. analyst who says the street is too negative on apple. and could microsoft rally 30% over the next 18 months? barons thinks so. do our experts agree? that's the big question. >> sounds good, scott. >>> meanwhile, the markets are evaporating so far as gains go. the dow is close to the line, now up about 7 points. the s&p went positive again. the nasdaq is up by 11. it's faring the best today. all the major averages are looking, john, to what their performance will be for the year. the dow is down about 4%. the s&p is down about 2 1/2 percent. the nasdaq is positive by about 3.5%, 4%. we'll see what the rest of the averages do. they're driven a little bit more by oil. we're watching crude near 34. brent, near an 11-year low. so a lot of moving parts, but certainly an interesting take today. >> yes, the s&p not getting help from some of the names where it has gotten help in the past. apple, of course, among them. apple is down slightly today. >> certainly we'll be watching that apple down

john rogers shows us how it works. doing it." when branddlyn karnehm was 18, she dabbled iito abusing pain medicine... soon she was a "if you leave stuff in your medicine cabinet and there's is rampant. that's why officials at drug free manatee were given prevent misuse." prescription drug abuse often starts at home. pill." so the deterra bags can safely destroy them. here's how it works: you rip open the top, and inside are bags of specially formulated carbon. each bag can hold up to 90 pills. so you toss in the drugs and fill the bag with warm water. the process immediately starts breaking down the pills. after shaking it for a few moments, the medicine is neutralized karnehm sees this as a promising tool inpthe fight. "it could probably help stop it ttns." she hopes these bags can save someone from the living the hard life she did. if youuhrow pills in the trash or flush them down the toilet, they can harm the environment or get into the water supply. so theseeags can prevent t hat. checking out storm track seven live doppler

she hopes these bags can save someone from the living the hard life she did. >> that was john rogers reporting. these bags also serve as an environmental ly friendly way to dispose of drugs. if you toss pills in the trash or flush them down the toilet, the drugs can harm the environment or seep into the water supply. so these bags can prevent that. still to come this morning on news 4 today... the united states postal service is testing a new notification service. we'll tell you how they plan to use e-mail to help their customers. and king james will be king for life.... as far as nike is concerned, anyway. straight ahead, the details on << >> << >> stocks closed lower yesterday after u.s. crude dropped nearly 6 percent to its years. airline stocks rose on the prospect of lower fuel costs, while exxon mobil and chevron each fell 3 percent. the dow gave up 117 points to close at 17,730. the nasdaq dropped 40 points and the s&p fell 14 points. the u-s-p-s is testing a new notification service called "informed delivery". the postal service will send out an e-mail to customers each morni

this is captain john rogers larkin.nd thomas oliver you see their names on some of the cases up here. was an john robert cooper sea captain from boston who heard news that mexico was about to open up its port for international trade. so he sailed in with his own sailing ship and he stays with the vallejo family. maria on of alejo -- mario know before -- it wasn't long they married. this happened a lot here in california, where people coming in to do business with the mexican government would find a home here and intermarry with the californians who were already here. it wasn't long before captain cooper called his half-brother, thomas oliver larkin, to help him with his import/export business. with inside of a year, larkin was on his own making quite a success for him so. these two americans living in mexican california really helped drive the mexican economy during the california-talon years. we are in the customhouse officials office. he was the person who assessed the value of all the cargo, determined what rate to charge the trading company, and he did that by examining the cargo

david: the pottawattamie county sheriff today identified that pilot as an omaha man, 65-year-old john w. rogers. rogers died thursday, when his piper malibu meridian cartwheeled in the median of interstate 29. investigators say he clipped a power line on the way down. rogers had just taken off from eppley and had requested a return landing. he can be heard calmly making the request on transmissions with the omaha air traffic tower. first, confirming the runway. "right downwind, 3-2, right. thank you." the air controler asks, "do you require assistance?" rogers responds, "uh, negative." then says something onboard is having a "miscommunication." rogers' final transmission land. again, calmly saying "ok." the tower then loses contact with rogers. first, asking another pilot if he saw the meridian, and then other controllers. "do you have a meredian out there anywhere on short final?" response? "uh, negative. according to online records, rogers ran airsea charters out of his northwest omaha home. it is a small business that charters commercial boats. federal investigators will determine why his pl

rogers interception. carson palmer, hits john brown. cardinals led 17-0. rs, he should have stayed in the locker room. gets thrown to the ground. one of his nine sacks. he takes to the ground nine times. redding scooped it up. and it's a house call. he gone. cardinals blew out the packers 38-8 to improve to 13-2 and clench a first round bye. >>> you know something, alex smith, around here he's getting the last laugh. former 49er, hit, travis kelsey. nice catch. by then it was 17-3 on cleveland for the browns rally within four. time running out. johnny manziel found redding. but cleveland was out of time outs. could not stop the clock in time. and the game ended. oh. poor johnny. look at the reaction. boom. with the helmet. chiefs win it and clench a play off spot with its ninth straight win. >>> a very special goodbye to a huge fan favorite in the bay area. dave henderson. hindu. best known as the legendary oakland athletic center fielder. passed away at the young age of 57 from a massive heart attack. a's fans vividly remember this. henderson's infectious

jimmy, take a look at this: air supply, john denver, kenny rogers, kenny g. ♪ >> ♪ can't live if living is without you i can't live ♪ >> ♪ dreamweaver ♪ i believe you can get me through the night ♪ kassie: you know, jim, through our lifetimes, we have all learned that love and heartbreak sometimes go together all too well. jim: and those emotions are shared in some of the most expressive love songs of all-time. >> ♪ baby, come back ♪ any kind of fool could see ♪ there was something ♪ in everything about you >> ♪ all by myself ♪ i don't wanna be ♪ ♪ all by myself >> ♪ if ever you're in my arms again this time i'll love you much better ♪ >> ♪ i know i'll never love this way again so i keep holding on ♪ kassie: but that pain could be worth it when you do find that special someone. >> ♪ love love will keep us together think of me, babe, whenever ♪ him and >> ♪ and she believes in me i'll never know just what she sees in me ♪ >> ♪ reunited and it feels so good reunited 'cause we understood ♪ kassie: this collection is just loaded with music that goes together so w

roger: huston or somebody said, you make a film with your gut, not with your head. charlie: john that? roger: oh, yeah. charlie: take a look at this. this is from "barton fink" in 1991. tell me about what you are seeing. roger: this was, i'm thinking about how we did it technically. we built this corridor. two matching corridors in a warehouse in long beach. and our great effects artist fill the walls with holes, so you could do the fire coming down the walls. and i have this handheld on the back of a little cart that bruce, the dolly grip i still work with, was pulling. it's interesting. what i said about technology, this is all done in the camera, and today a lot of this would be cg. this would be digital. charlie: how much easier is that? roger: it is easier, but it is something you miss, i think. it is also so much fun, doing it for real. [laughter] john goodman. charlie: we also forget about editing, how great editing is. you go from the page to the camera to the edit. roger: joel and ethan always cut their own work. when i watched the film afterwards, we storyboarded the wh

roger: it is easier, but it is something you miss, i think. it is also so much fun, doing it for real. [laughter] johnediting, how great editing is. you go from the page to the camera to the edit. roger: joel and ethan always cut their own work. when i watched the film afterwards, we storyboarded the whole film, and i watched how many shots were in a different place, or how many shots were not in the film, and it was i think six. so everything they do is so accurate. whereas in another film, the editor might take things out of order, move things about, and that makes something you really didn't think of, you know? charlie: take a look at this, "shawshank redemption," one of my favorite films. tim robbins making his famous mistake. tommy what the -- making his famous escape. tell me what the scimitar perceives -- cinematographer sees. roger: the way we wanted to shoot the sequence was way, way longer than we actually had time in the schedule to do. so much of what you do is actually conditioned by the money and the schedule. charlie: right. roger: in the storyboards, we had him get out of the water, ru

bay area resident and former oakland raiders coach john madden is recovering from open heart surgery. he underwent a procedure to remove blockages. roger goodel talked with john madden and he said he sounds great but is frustrated about being on i injured reserve. >>> -- on injured reserve. >>> gang is blamed blamed for car burglaries. police arrested 21 people and they have been linked to assaults on police officers and armed robberies of tv news crews. ktvu's henry lee has been looking into the case and live with what he found out. >> reporter: the gang extended far and wide with hundreds of electronic devices stole and sold. you might be surprised about the way the suspects stole items. >> reporter: gang members used tactics to steal hundreds of ipads, iphones and other devices. now 21 people have been indicted and some have attacked police officers and robbed news crews. >> active members or associates of a gang. >> reporter: police saigon members would -- gang members would get their girlfriends to rent cars so the vehicles couldn't be traced and then they would go to parking lots. they used a simple tool like this one to shatter

for "nightly business report,"ings in johns town, new york, i'm kate rogers. >>> and to read more about the business of medicinal marijuana in new york, head to nbr.com. >> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sharon epperson. thanks for watching. > thanks from me, as well. i'm tyler mathison. have a great evening everybody. we will hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. [opening bells] ♪ all: ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪

for "nightly business report,"ings in johns town, new york, i'm kate rogers. >>> and to read more about the business of medicinal marijuana in new york, head to nbr.com. >> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sharon epperson. thanks for watching. > thanks from me, as well. i'm tyler mathison. have a great evening everybody. we will hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. ♪ >> the world renowned mormon tabernacle choir and orchestra at temple square celebrate the holiday season with a special concert featuring santino fontana, ♪ the candy man can 'cause ... ♪ and the muppets from sesame street. ♪ sing a song ♪ >> narrator: this program was made possible in part by ronald c. and kaye gunnell, the george s. and delores dore eccles foundation, the j. willard and alice s. marriott foundation, the cleone peterson eccles endowment fund, the charles and janet stoddard foundation, and the alan and jeanne hall foundation. ♪ ♪

roger ailes to play some music with that but he refused. - he refused to do it? - i wanted him to play "tanks for the memories." - oh, is that right? (john laughing) the rare moment in history when roger ailes thought, "no, even that's too mean for me." actually, i get it. but i want to come back to this idea of the politics of the world. so the politics of the world have moved to a place where, if you had a guy like george h. w. bush, whose family over time had been supportive of planned parenthood, which the bush family was. in fact, i believe prescott bush had maybe run a national fundraising campaign for planned parenthood. or you had somebody who was talking compassionately about, i mean, this is not an era politically, whatever else you say about it, where the kind of compassion that he evidenced would be in favor, necessarily, right now. - but, you know, he, as a candidate and as a president, he was the most pro-life president we've ever had. - right, but the perception of him as a moderate doesn't necessarily square with those sorts of things. - well, what doesn't square more than anything else is the perception that he was not a

. >> roger caddell talked to john madden and said he sounds great but he's frustrated about being oned reserve and can't wait to get back to work. >> 5:55 -- one of the hottest gifts this season -- the airlines say don't bring your hover board to the airport -- delta united and american announced that they will not announce -- not allow hoverboards as carry-on or checked baggage. it is a safety concern because the devices has a lithium battery. federal rules limit the batteries allowed on planes because of the risk of combustion. >> organizers of outside land announced the dates for the next music festival in the gate park. >> i love it when dave clark starts to dance. >> this year's lineup includes elton john and kendrick lamar and black keys. >> it will be august elton john and kendrick lamar and black keys. >> it will be august 5-seven. the full lineup will not be announced until the spring when the tickets go on sale. >> we have stuff to talk about -- we have been tracking all kinds of problems. including this -- a huge tree that crashed onto an apartment in oakland -- a live rep

he revealed that he reached out to roger goodell to undermine the john boltons and the laura ingrams of the world who are belittling hillary's health. he was also crafting a note to bolton adding "don't worry, no profanity." yes, bolton may gee offend -- get offended by course language. in another exchange titled "stupid question." clinton asked what channel "homeland" is on. when he asked what cable provider he uses. she said you won't be surprised to hear i am not sure. finally there was an e-mail with four bullet points listing clinton's achievements as secretary of state. but it looks like this because the body of the message was redacted. nothing better than secret achievements. jedediah? >> yes? >> what can they be redacting from her achievements. her four achievements, what is secret about them? >> don't you wonder what was in there and what we didn't see? in addition to the other e-mails she decided not to show everyone. i think this helps her. i think it does. she is coming across as likable and as a human. i think your average person this doesn't affect whether they are goi

. >>> john madden released from a san francisco hospital after undergoing open heart surgery to repair blockages. rogeroodell spoke with madden, he sounds great but is frustrated about being on the injured reserve for the time being. >>> here's why the raiders invested in michael crabtree. with four games remaining he has surpassed his season averages over the first six years of his career and he's a believer of this team's full potential. >> always nice to get it done, right? that way you just go play football. we have a good core. a good receiving core right now. and i feel like we can build on. and we just growing, man. and i'm just happy to be here. >>> call and sonny dykes have agreed in principle to a contract extension through the 2019 season. >>> christian mccaffrey up for two awards tonight. and the maxwell given to the nation's overall best player which also wednesdayed up in derrick henry's arms. >>> joshua garnett wins the outland trophy given to the best interior lineman on offense or defense. he is the first stanford player to ever win that award. >>> that's it for sports. more news after

rogers met fans enjoyed the show. some of the comedians on hand were john melendez you saw earlier and john amos. all there for good cause, proceeds benefit running back jennings foundation promoting childhood literacy. bad loss but they found a way to smile and make people happy. of the deal and a dog? >> i have two cats. theresa: i have a goldendo named duke. ben: the most popular name for your dog, the list is out. theresa: rover.com release the study of the dog names, auto and rover did not make the list. are the names from mail box, max, charlie, buddy, cooper and ben: be right back. enough pressure in here for ya? ugh. my sinuses are killing me. yeah...just wait 'til we hit ten thousand feet. i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. too late, we're about to take off. these dissolve fast. they're new liquid gels. and you're coming with me... wait, what?! you realize i have gold status? do i still get the miles? new mucinex sinus-max liquid gels. dissolves fast to unleash max strength medicine. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. always. our lunch and dinner hours: our value menu is

john, it's nice in theory. we were talking to rogercnamee about the pitfalls of hacker fill an tlop where i. it's not going to be a slam dunk overnight. >> it's nice, period. it's nice, period. it's unbelievable, period. when i saw that he did that, i thought to myself this guy is such a better human being than me. really. the scale of it -- let's not put any cavat on it. it's unreal. what's clever about it is had he done anything else with it, he would have paid a 23.8% capital gains tax. by putting it in the entity, the entity will gift tax -- will gift stock to nonprofits, and they then will in turn pay no taxes in it. he says i want to do good in the world. i don't want to leave it to the government to tax it and distribute it how they see fit zoosh he is taking the stock out of one pocket and putting it into another pocket. he is still going to control it. he is gifting it to an entity that they are going to control, and it's an llc. he doesn't have to give it to charitable organizations. not to take -- hey, i'm not taking anythin

rogers. >> good evening commission. john-could we do support the project this proposal. as you know, in the conversion the pdr space or legalization of office space that comes before you, over the last year, we emerged that the district retention replacement. that was in the current and elsewhere in south market 25%. i think the staff is in general agreement with that approach. this proposal achieves the 25% that we have urge. so, it satisfactory in regards to preserving pdr. as noted, we are talking with the developer about converting most of the pdr space on an interim basis for several years into replacement artist studios for the ones being closed down in south market and mission. but the building is in rough condition. it will take a couple hundred thousand dollars to do that so i can't say for sure it's going to happen, but we are working with the owner in good faith to try to make that work. it should be noted, this site is proposed or as part of a much larger plan development on harrison street by presley did that would include a major office tower, a major hotel

(cg: john mangold) "i looked up at the ceiling and you ceiling was going to come off the building." (cg: kristin rogers) "i'm told these bleachers behind me blew across the parking lot damaging multiple cars." the owners car was one was pretty bad it busted out two windows and caved in the back of the truck." thousands of dollars minutes... (cg: john mangold) "by the time i ran from that side of the gym to this side of the gym panicing, it was almost over." there were no more gynmastics classes for the rest of the night at the facility, a new building, just a few months old for the owner... (cg: john mangold) "it's kind of disturnbing to think you do all this work and it's almost taken away." he told me at one point a gas smell filled the gym forcing everyone to evacuate, at that point the fire department was called, they were able to we've got you covered live in hiawatha, kristin rogers ...kwwl news. despite all the damage -- fortunately nobody was injured. take a look at this... a married couple in their rolled down a hill in kentucky. search and rescue crews say the couple was trapped inside the ho

jennings foundation and members andrew ben randall and shane green and dominic rogers and some of the comedy show casts and john amos from good time. >> you a. al very good cause. >> all of the sudden, i amies nor. >> florida. >> they skate past the hurricanes 4-3 while in downtown brooklyn. a score of 5-3. take a look at this. >> hello. >> i yun standing it is your birthday. so the family asked if dow to something a little special. >> hello, jim. >> i understand that you are having a birthday. hi, jim. >> wow. >> it case is. >> a wish of a lifetime grant. he contact the cast of social media saying the father was dying of lung cancer. the cast and members of seinfeld respond back the video tribute. some were in character. so program not. those videos made it to the guy the day before he died obviously his son was thrill by the response. everybody grateful is cool. >> i am not emotional. >> all right. >> right. right. >> what do you mean? >> anyway. >> there you go. mote >> all right. i love it we are over. take care. good night. just press clean and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba

. >>> east bay resident and former raider coach john madden is able to make a full recovery after heart surgery. they removed a blockage. rogerll talked with madden. he's frustrated about being on injury reserve. >>> some police officers took 10 kids on a shopping spree in al mee da with a $250 gift card. >> it's sending a good message. i think it's cool, and also, when you're the person getting to buy stuff, that's great. >> off-duty officers volunteering. money for the gift certificates was donated. >>> a ten-year-old bay area boy on stage with u 2. see why he joined them after the terrorist attacks. >>> and why one woman is giving to others. how she's doing it and why. >>> a young woman is celebrating her 24th birthday by doing random acts of kindness. amber? >> reporter: she decided to do something kind each day leading up to her birthday on christmas eve. today is day 10. >> so often, i take for granted just a simple meal. >> reporter: she is serving meals here for homeless and low income folks. >> i'm born in a season of giving. so often, i think we get consumed with me, me. >> reporter: it's not the me but the we that

richard rogers went to high school at st. johns in shrewsburyport. the packers are now 8-4 on the season. >> christa: i just love how his teammate tackles him on the ground in a hug. that's so great. patriots' fans are hoping for a big game on sunday when the team hosts the eagles. philadelphia has one of the worst defenses in the league. overall philly's d is ranked 25th in the n.f.l. eagles have allowed the second most touchdown passes in the league this season, however, receiver brandon lafell says bill belichick is making sure the offense stays focused. >> the crazy thing about it, we haven't seen none of them touchdown passes. bill don't show all that. we just been seeing all them causing turnover, these guys making play, the defensive line led by cox getting to the quarterback and stuff like that. we haven't seen all the touchdown passes they've been giving up. we've been seeing all the takeaways. there making sure we respect our opponent and making sure we study. >> christa: part of the strategy. kickoff sunday at 4:25 at gillette. >> jadiann:

rogers would have said that. every vice president starting with john adams has done a lot to make their own impact on the country and uniquely had the opportunity to make an impact on the congress. dick cheney brought the vice presidency the preparation of a lifetime of service. he has a no-nonsense approach and a willingness to solve problems. it made him an influential part of president bash's administration. he was his first job in washington, to be a fellowship at the capital. six years later he is the chief of staff for the president of the united states. one of the quicker moves from intern to chief of staff that ever happened. his 10 years in the house, he was chairman of the republican conference, the republican whip. i was the majority whip and never lost a job -- never lost a vote as when i was majority whip. i also was the minority whip and i lost some votes there. dick cheney is the only minority whip never lost a ote. george h.w. bush asked him to be secretary of defense before he could ever whip a vote. [laughter] he holds lots of distinction in the history of the country. it is an honor to be part

. >> pro football hall of fame coach john madden was released from the hospital after under going heart surgery. rogerdell says he's spoken to madden and he, quote, sounds great. madden underwent surgery to repair blockages and is expected to fully recover. >>> now to the eagles and demarco murray's reported questions about playing time. >> today the running back is explaining what happened in his meeting with eagles owner. comcast sportsnet's danny pommells is joining us live with more on what murray had to say about the reports. danny, what is it? >> things getting curiouser and curiouser. all what was perceived to be disgruntled running back, murray spoke with team owner jeffrey lori, expressing disappointment in his role with the offense. today was the first time murray addressed the topic and tried to clear the air. >> i wouldn't say i was disappointed. obviously, you know, we won the game, so i thought i was happy for that, but i think every player wants the opportunity to contribute to the team. >> promises made to you that haven't been fulfilled? >> i'm not talking about anything like that. ye

rogers for 61-yard touchdown. he went to high school at st. johns. season. what a play. they didn't see that coming. you can see the answer and crowds. it's up with of those things you toss. there's so much technical skill involved. there's so much about luck in something like that too. >>> your kind of pens and catch. >> good for them. we are heading to kitchen in what's cooking. hanukkah treat with the holiday >>> welcome back. time for what's cooking. hanukkah starts sunday. >>> we go to a synagogue in newton to whip up the hanukkah staple potato pancakes. here's bri eggers with the recipe. >> everybody lows hanukkah. it's a fun holiday. >> they invited to us their synagogue in newton on wednesday to prepare for the holiday. which are potato pancakes. >>> it's passed down throughout the family. >>> starting with onion. half an onion then put in a pan of hot oil. try until golden. peel potatoes and grate. >> you can use a hand grater. i like to use a food processor. >> now put the cooked onion in mixing bowl. give our latka a nice flavor. add flour. salt, eggs and potatoes. >>> get that started. m

rogers would have said that. every vice president, starting with john adams, has done a lot to make their own impact on the countrye an impact on the congress. dick cheney wrought to the vice presidency -- brought to the vice presidency the preparation of a lifetime of service. his no-nonsense approach, his willingness to solve problems made him an influential and an active part of president bush's administration. he'd come to that job, actually his first job in washington was to be a fellowship at the capitol. six years later he's the chief of staff for the president of the united states. one of the quicker moves from intern to chief of staff that ever happened. [laughter] his ten years in the house he was the chairman of republican conference, he was the republican whip. now, i had that job. i was the majority whip and never lost a job -- never lost a vote in the, when i was majority whip. i also for a little while was the minority whip, and i lost some votes there. dick cheney is the only minority whip who never lost a vote because the president's father, george h.w. bush, asked him to be secretary of defense b

. >> matter pieces by john james audobon to andy warhaul philadelphia museum of art at the american stole life karen rogersabc loves the arts. >> exhibition includes hundreds of works of art area covers history of american still life from beginnings and in late 17 1700s to pop art movement of 1960s and philadelphia plays a major role. >> we've got 130 works of art by 90 different artists 40 of whom if philadelphia. >> it works viewers through four periods of practice. >> we arranged each section to have a period. feel and we want that to come to life for people. >> after the hunt a painting from late 1800s originally hung in new york city salon and visitors to that gallery will feel as if they traveled back in time. >> it was so wildly popular that the owner theodore stewart said it had tripal tend answer of any other bar in the area. >> there's an area visitors can sit and converse and talk about their feelings. >> in the first section it's really rafael peel and john james audobon the leading voices of exhibition. >> there's paintings by georgia o'keefe and names in modern inch and why still life was so

john f kenny international t a halt. police were called in. "we're getting several calls on this in the location of 32, 33 of terminal 8 - what we have is a male male..." "roger that gate 32, terminal 8."cnn obtained the police which describes how a lufthansa cargo worker questioned the trur ho idn'tavethe reqired id. thats when the trespasser warned "you better not say ."before police arrived on scene... the mystery man had disappeared. last seen near terminal 8. "there doesn't appear to be anybody on the taxiway we'll check the perimeter." "for someone to be on the airport property and jumping a fence or however they got on without proper credentials - but what is more disconcerting to me is that the person was able to get away."congressman gregory meeks' district includes jfk airport. he was briefed today. j-f-k has sensors in some of its fencing but not all... it has gaps and that's where this man climbed over. "we don't know whether or not they were there casing the airport, testing security what the purpose was, and it would seem to me that that person then had some idea if they got away of weak airport perimeter security happen more often than people m

since will rogers would have said that, every vice president starting with john adams, has done a lotheir own impact on the country and uniquely have the opportunity to make an impact on congress. dick cheney brought to the vice presidency a preparation of a lifetime of service. no nonsense approach, the willingness to solve problems, made him an influential and an active part of president bush's administration. job in washington is to be a fellowship in the capital. six years later, he is the chief of staff for the president of the united states. his 10 years in the house, he was the chairman of the republican conference, the republican whip, and when i have that job, i was the majority whip. for a little while, i lost the votes. dick cheney was the only minority whip who never lost a vote because the president us his father asked him to be secretary of defense before he could ever with a vote. [laughter] he holds a lot of distinction in the history of the country. it is an honor to be a part of this presentation today and it will be a great honor to see him, recognize, and remember

john madden recovering from successful open heart surgery. the nfl released a statement saying the hall of fame coach underwent a procedure in san francisco to repair blockages. he was released yesterday. roger good he will talked to him -- goodell talked to him, says he's doing great. >>> high school basketball player getting extra attention for what we're about to show you, unbelievable game winning shot. watch. i've seen it ten times and i could watch it 100 more. the crowd goes wild after austin high school's oman gets the rebound off a missed free throw and launches the ball across the entire court for the buzzer beater. the team had been trailing, but won 57-56. >>> earthquake rocked the napa valley and the ground has been shifting and settling since then. today on the 4 on 2, through 3d scans are revealing how the earth has moved. we'll talk with the u.s.g.s. about about its new findings today on the 4 with mike mibach and keba arnold. >>> thanks for joining us. join us again at 4 for the 4 on 2. [ end of realtime captioning ] you'd see all the sickness you're spreading.your cough, new robitussin cf max severe soothes and delivers powerful relief of cough, sore throat, stuffy nose and

john: were you trying to scare people? no explanation from james derepentigny as police lead him away. this surveillance camera image prompted a tip that led police to derepentigny walking the streets of lawrence. officer harold rogers: he walked across the street right in front of me. the suspect fitting the description to a t. i took him in custody at gunpoint. john: earlier in the day 30 miles south in boston, the bag police say he dropped next to a homeland security s.u.v. shut down part of the city. (loud noise) police safely detonated the bag, and video allegedly showed him placing it and walking away causing concern on atlantic avenue and worry for the officer who ultimately took him down. officer: when i heard "bomb," i didn't know if he would have any additional weapons him or possibly an i.e.d. on himself. john: turns out he wasn't armed, and that bag didn't have a bomb. but the police commissioner said department's response. >> commissioner: given what's going on, unfortunately around the country, better safe than sorry. john: that man was brought from lawrence to boston. he is being charged with planting a hoax device. in boston, john atwater, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: the man shot and killed outsi

. >> masterpieces from john james to andy warhall exhibition at the philadelphia museum of national art looks at art of american still life. karen rogers has more in this week's 6abc loves the arts the exhibition up includes hundreds of works of art and covers still life from the beginnings in the late 1700s to pop art 1 1960s and philadelphia played a major role. >> we have 130 works of hart by 90 different artists 45 whom are from sglld it walks viewers through four periods of practice. >> we arranged each section to have a period. feel and we want that the come to life for people. >> after the hunt a painting from the late 1800s originally hung in new york city salon and so visitors to that gallery will feel as if they traveled back in time. >> it was so wildly popular the owner theodore stewart said tripal tendence of any bar in the area. >> there's a area they can sit and converse. >> each section has dominant is vos in the first section it's raval peel and john james audobon the first set of leading voices of exhibition. >> there are paintings by jorna o'keefe and some names in modernism and why still life was meaningful. >> why

and aaron rogers impression here and that is 35 yards short of the end zone and miami, they beat baltimore. 15 to 13 and it's the eighth loss this season. the ravens, and redskins take on john fox and this week, chicago hosting the 49ers and it could have won the game and begin to regulation and this went into overtime and in o.t. that's blaine gavert going up to tory smith and falls in the game-winning touchdown and a 71-yard score and the 49ers, they beat the bears by a final score of 26-20 in overtime. we'll move on to college football now. they were played yesterday and the final four is finally set. not many changes to the top four teams and they all took care of business and there was one surprising jump in the final four and the clemson tigers and they won the acc yesterday and alabama, they come in at number two and the crimson tide, they've only beaten one ranked team this entire season. number three, here's the surprise and michigan state who won the big ten championship, they jumped oklahoma for the third spot. remember, this is not their conference championship game. >> closer to home now, frank beamer's bowl streak continues and 22 straight seasons and virginia

rogers the spotted him. >> i took him into custody at gunpoint. in jail over the weekend and will be arraigned on monday morning here in boston. we're live in boston tonight, john monahan, fox 25 news. >>> the weekend is upon us and after some cold days this week a warmup is on the way. storm tracker weather chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here now with what will happen this week. kevin? >> it sounds so warm to talk about 50s. fweas five to eight degrees above average which is significant knot doubt but not unheard of in december. after all the records you they hit up to 70 degrees to find those. clearing skies out there tonight. much of it expected when we have clearing skies and the winds starting to diminish. your temperature also drop significantly west in your now. bottom of your screen that's 32 that is at medfield. marlboro at 38 . up to the northwest around lowell 37 chelmsford and new hampshire also at 30 degrees. 29 and freezing cold in temple. fitchburg is at 30 degrees the last hour. probably bedford at 29 that's just outside of manchester which is still 37 right now but look at new boston at 31 and londonderry both at 30 degrees. there's so

john altar has to say, they'll remember. but they're also going to hear from omarosa and mike tyson and they'll hear from roger stone and people like that and ann coulter, a lot of voices that people don't like. it's kind of a cacophony. but what comes out of it is this very big, loud mouth, american tycoon, the subject of citizen caine, which turns out, was donald trump's favorite movie, it is his favorite movie. and in the same we try to peel off the onion skin and find out who the guy is. >> beyond the movie, was there anything, chris, in putting this together that really surprised you about donald trump? >> the continual skepticism about him as he's mounted his career. from the time he was this young guy, 33 years old. wait until you see him being interviewed by tom brokaw. this young picture of him. you go, wait a minute, east been asked this same question from the beginning. is he for real? how high are his ambitions? but we've got it all tonight. the serial bankruptcies, the serial marriages, the sex discussion about best sex ever had from supposedly by marla mabels. for all i know, donald trump put that out. it's a str

john madden recovering from open heart surgery. the hall of fame coach underwent a procedure yesterday in san francisco to repair blockages around the heart. roger goodell talked to him and says he sounds great, but frustrated. >>> klay thompson listed's questionable for the warriors game tomorrow night. he did not take part in the full practice yesterday, but did participate in a shooting drill. he sprained his right ankle after scoring 39 points in tuesday night's win in indiana. thompson says he was score yesterday, but feels a lot -- felt a lot better than the day before. interim head coach luke walton says the team will play it on the safe side. not clear who will start in place of klay thompson. >>> high school basketball player in southern minnesota is becoming famous for unbelievable game-winning shot. >> yes. and they storm the court. you can see the crowd going wild after he got the rebound after that missed free throw and flung the ball the length. court for the buzzer beater. team will be trailing by two. it was a 57-56 win after that. >> is that when you just have nothing to lose. you may as well just go are fo it? >> you have to. >

john f. kennedy international to a halt. police were called in. >> getting phone calls on this. location of 3233 of terminal a. we have a male. >> rogereporter: cnn obtained the incident report that describes how a cargo worker questioned the intruder who didn't have required did. that's when the trespasser warned you better not say, expletive. the man had disappeared. last seen near terminal 8. >> doesn't appear anyone's on the taxiway. >> for someone to be on the airport property, jumping a fence, how far they got on, without proper credentials but more disconcerting to me is that the person was able to get away. >> reporter: congressman gregory meeks' district includes jfk airport. he was briefed today. jfk had sensors in some of its fencing but not all. it has gaps, and that's where this man climbed over. >> we don't know whether or not they were there casing the airport, whether they were testing security, what the purpose was, and it would seem to me that person then had some idea if they got away of weak points. >> reporter: breaches in airport per rim ter security more on than people realize. 2011 tsa told congress 2500 securi

john madden is recovering from successful open heart surgery. the nfl released a statement this morning saying he underwent a procedure yesterday in san francisco to repair blockages around the heart. nfl commissioner roger goodel says he talked to him and says he sounds great. >>> california is making progress when it comes to fighting obesity, smoking and infant mortality but we are ranked as the worse in the country when it comes to another health issue. ktvu's allie rasmus explains the surprising results. >> reporter: california gets high marks when dealing with smoking issues. >> california has dedicated itself to preventing tobacco abuse. >> reporter: low smoking rates and low infant mortality are related. 12% of the population smoke. fewer pregnant women are smoking and exposed to health. the study measures obesity rates in the 50 states. 25% or 1-4 people in california is obese. that number is good compared to other states. >> the 4th best in obesity in the nation. that is the good news. the bad news is, 24.7% of the population is obese. that is not good news. >> reporter: californians get a low grade for not being physically active enough. >> 21 in the number of couch potatoes in the country. th

roger peel, the head of the psychiatric unit at saint elizabeth hospital. he told me how reagan reach out to him because he wanted to have a private meeting with john hinckleyix months after he tried to kill the president. reagan had the idea, on his own. he called and dr. daniel ruby, the white house position, and he reached out to dr. peele. said, "let me take it up with his psychiatrist." no. person, they all said hinckley was the most sociopathic, self-absorbed patient they had ever had. they would have misinterpreted the visit as vindication. never meeting him, because of the advice of the psychiatrists. one man told me, at one point, he was talking to reagan and said, it seems like he was talking from the clouds. mr. lamb: why would he want to do it? mr. shirley: it was his christian capacity for forgiveness. this was the man who was the of the free world. he met with gorbachev three or four times after the presidency. moscow.isited him in they became friends. a couple of years earlier, they had death grips on each other. reagan had an infinite capacity for christian forgiveness. mr. lamb: you write that hinckley was never "cured." why was he out from

rogers and secretary of defense continue to object to the invasion of cambodia. on april twentieth, the, the president ordered them into the oval office. attorney general johnitchell lay down the law to them. there'd be no arguments, there'd be no dissent. in silence, they were were dismissed from the oval office. mitchell wrote quote the president stated the purpose of the meeting was to advise those present in the decision he had reached, there is no discussion quote mac on thursday april 30 the present address the nation announcing the invasion capitol hill. this is not an invasion of cambodia nixon said, a classic nixonian contradiction, i say tonight, all the offers and approaches may previously remain on the conference table whenever hanoi is ready. but if the enemy response to our conciliatory offers for peaceful negotiation includes increasing attacks. we live in an age of anarchy both abroad and at home, we see mindless attacks on all of the great institutions which have been creative by free civilizations in the last 500 years. here in the united states great universities are being systematically destroyed. small nations from all over the world fi

john scaramucci. thank you both. coming up tomorrow, we'll sit down with meghan mccain and jim rogers. time for stuart varney. stuart, "varney & company" is next. stuart: i'll take it, thank you. everyone, cheap oil has just delivered a christmas present to everyone who drives and we love it. ♪ . [laughter] >> there it is, yes! $1.99 the national average for a gallon of regular, don't you love it? better, nine states already average below $1.80. with oil down again, we can expect gas to get cheaper still, we love it. stock is up this morning this monday, but it's not much recovery after friday's huge selloff and by the way, if oil keeps falling, this rally at that we're about to see, maybe 100 points, may not last. trump winning, there's a headline and he's making headlines this morning, calling hillary clinton a liar, strong language. demanding an apology, and he's getting almost 40% support from republicans in a new fox poll. and then we have this, odell beckham, jr., making headlines not for brilliant play, but a dirty play, watch that carefully, this is not going down-- oh, yeah! we let you see all of it.