our floor director knowle. >> i don't know who that is. >> he knows. you were on ebay overnight. >>> we have a story like this every now and again. a woman goes to the hospital having abdominal pain and thinks she's having an intestinal issue. >> surprise judy brown you're pregnant. she and her husband have jason have a new daughter named carolyn wa weighing eight pounds two ounces and measuring over 20 inches. >> she is the couple's first child. they've been married 22 years. >> wow. >> she said during her pregnancy she never suffered morning sickness and attributed weight gain to simply growing older. >> wow. >> oh. >> i don't know how that happens. >> yeah. they live in massachusetts and are going to bring her home today apparently. >> congratulations to them. >> i did have a stomach ache and i asked donna to does my hair for' tums but i'm okay. >> you're not expecting. > we'll see seven months from now. >> coming up, reviews for two anticipated movies opening today. the peanuts film and the new james bond story. stay tuned. >> also ahead a consumer

knowles: yes, and it is all about also destroyed the will to fight.have been doing that in the tradition, but that was never the real purpose. take those ground considerations, and we go forth directly towards the enemy, wherever he may be. first requirement of the cavalry is air ability. theovember 1, the heelys -- hueys moved down and the airborne riflemen moved down. the tactic is a simple, find them, fix them, and kill them. vietnamese dead, 21 killed, casually tease -- killed, casualties, nil. ultimately, a landing zone is needed. a landing zone is any flat patch of ground that can land a helicopter, and if there isn't one, you make one. enemy casualties amounted. 300 dead, 115 prisoners, friendly cavities were described as light. our weapon was mobility. here is the command post. 5, over. morley: the cavalry was changing. then just inside the cambodian border, the communist's luck turned. communists' luck turned. and you have to walk a long way and have a lot of people get killed. [explosions] morley: with their back to the enemies, the north vi

. >>> beyonce knowles' sister fighting back against the haters on her account who went after her son. solange knowles thought when he posted a -- she posted airpackture of her son dressed as ll cool j back in the day it would be growthed with nothing but love. butting? called -- someone called him ugly and solange blasted back. for somebody turning an innocent post into something negative. >> who does that? >>> jimmy kimmel the annual halloween prank. >> i ate all of it. daddy too. >> i wanted my skittles. >> i don't want to see you ever again. [ laughter ] go get a job. >> okay. now listen, not everyone is laughing. some think it's mean to make kids cry like that. liz for example. but kummell says he's going to keep making them. >> it's mean. it's funny but mean. >> you want to traumatize them but you know the kid in the highchair? >> i know. >> go get a job. >> get a job. >> it's mean. >>> there's some -- you're right. i'm conflicted now. finally here's something to put a smile on your face. the harlem globetrotters teaming up with the percussion performers that are stomp. '. >> wow

. >> deputy city attorney susan cleveland-knowles new york city has had two lawsuits 20 and 50 percent neighborhood preference the first one was the challenge to a particular housing project which the city lost the second piece of litigation was filed recently brown probably about 4 months ago and there's been a no briefly or action nicole. >> do we have a sense of timeline for a decision on this case. >> probably in the next 6 months there might be some court hearing but we can look at that that i'm not sure of the schedule. >> okay. >> i'm sorry that seclusion is on the policy as a whole. >> okay. >> so my next series of questions on the federal and state funding issue so i read that you know more affordable housing constructed using any federal housing funding sources that hud must give approval of any application so what type of housing does this impact. >> mary a are mayor's office of housing and community development and hi ms. benjamin. >> in having an impact on the 100 percent affordable units. >> all of them. >> home funds or some other federalist funding that they'll have to

i spoke to major richard knowles. thise thing that's new is too type concept where we leap into an area and finish it to the best of our ability than jump owner -- jump over and latch onto another area and chew him up. you could not get into this area on the ground. you had to have helicopters to support what we have been doing. >> i am thinking of the intent of the mission. it's always been trying to gain ground. >> the basic mission of any military force is to destroy the enemy or his will to fight. it has been our tradition since we were tied to the ground to translate that into terms of ground objectives, but that was never the real purpose. can free ourselves of those ground considerations and go more directly for the enemy. >> the first brigade moved out. the whole principle is mobility. when you run out of targets, you change command posts and hit the enemy from front to back. november 1, the heelys cut the enemy out in the open. the gun swooped down and the airport rifleman moved out. the tactic is simple, fin

they have kind of a florida flair. >> mathey knowles is here.did he know he was the top salesman at xerox worldwide? he just breeds success. >> that's nice. >> speaking of being successful, you need a good brain to be successful. we have some brain games later on. this is like learning rx. they're teaching kids not just reading, writing, arithmatic and gs

we figured whoever was in there was probably dead if not badly knowled injured. >> reporter: that's ellen miller and lives by the accident scene. she took the pictures. the metal so twisted it's hard to figure out exactly what happened here. today two men charged with second-degree murder in connection with this violent drag racing accident on 16th street. 28-year-old rasheed murray, the driver of the acura, the striking car. 22-year-old ryan thompson, an off-duty fireman. he was in an suv. they say he was racing, too. the victim, 24-year-old matthew roth, a maryland grad and cpa. he was just trying to get home. >> today i talked to his dad. >> i hope justice gets served because we're going to be suffering for the rest of our lives and they should suffer also. >> it happened on the morning of july 19th. police say the acura and the suv were drag racing northbound. witnesses say the speeds got up to 100 miles per hour. the acura jumped the median and went airborne and crashed into matt ross. he was headed in the other direction. >> this has tortured my family since july 19th and anded visi

day sheriff's police connect women in crisis like carlisa with dedicated social workers like erin knowles. >> i'm from the salvation army and a lot of times the police ask us to come, meet people who they picked up to offer services. >> it's my hope that nobody would ever feel like they have to trade sex to survive. but we also recognize that many people do feel that they have to trade sex to survive. whether that be to meet basic needs or because someone has told them they have or else. >> see, i've been getting high for a while. and i ache trying to kick. >> it's tough to kick a drug addiction by yourself. >> i have two granddaughters, and i want to get myself clean so that i can, you know, be their grandma. >> we'd love to connect you with some services and drug rehab and whatever else you think you can benefit from so you can be part of your grandkids' life. >> yeah. >> there's definitely not a quick fix. but we're committed to working with people as long as they'll allow us to be in their lives. >> i got you, erin. you too. god bless you. >> you too. >> after a little food and water

and you knowl i'm like, "oh, i'm still alive." >> jimmy: it's not over, yeah. i've gototore things to do. >> and my parents came. my parents, they never fly. they never get on an airplane. they've never been to there they were. >> jimmy: got to hang out with your parents. >> i got to hang out w wh my parents. >> jimmy: that's fun. >> they're really funny. in the car ride over, i was so nervous that i did not write a a speech. i thought, i'm going to speak from my heart and just like tell everybodyhat they've meant to m mfor the thousand years i've been in show business. and as i'm in my head trying to think of what to say, my mom says, "you know, we almost named you star." and i'm like, "what?" and then my mom m d my dad -- >> jimmy: you didn't know this? >> no. i've never heard this before. my mom and my dad start ping-ponging all of the names they almost named me. >> jimmy: where were y sitting? where were you sitting? >> i was in the back seat. my mom was next to me, my dad was on the other side, and mark was in the front seat. the kids were in the very back

. >> solange knowles was in the top five. >> yeah. >> solange, slammed an instagram comment tait her who called her son ugly. this is why she doesn't like to be interviewed. sometimes reporters can be creepy. >> she posted a pick of her son. she lives in new orleans. a halloween costume, on, instagram, the caption read young, cool jay, too cool for ghosts a and goblins. >> he is supposed to be l.l. cool j. >> yes. >> so that is what he is supposed to be. >> yes, he is a red adidas track suit, red phones and all. that one wrote so cute but at the same time he is ugly. solange replied i thought it was safe to share pictures again. youngin decides, to spread ugliness. she said it was safe to share pictures again. i thought people know it is not okay to shame and say bad things about people and let alone children. >> your kiddies ugly. >> cute outfit too. >> it was. >> he is not the ugly at all. >> even though you know these people are idiots and they are doing it to get attention. >> it is your child. >> yes. >> it will inn sense you. >> she's known for reacting on whether it is her chi

fox 25 brought you knowle's story in summer when know l's story this summer. she has a long road to recovery from her surgery but she will be better than new. >>> plane delayed for hours in california after a passenger was removed from the flight. presidential candidate chris christie was on board that plane and landed just moments ago at logan. right now we're getting reaction from passengers. kathryn burcham will have a new report at 10:00. >>> 30 to 50 across southern we'll take a look at >> still one week since the terrorist attacks in paris. in boston, police are doing more to watch for anything suspicious. it comes at a time when there are several events happening in the city. fox 25's blair miller is looking into the report police are getting. >> reporter: as the subtle reminders of what happened just one week ago hang above the streets of boston, today police here are stepping up their security efforts. here at the back bay station which also is a stop for amtrak trains one officer told me they are putting more transit police at key stations like this

fox 25 brought you knowle's story in summer when know l's story this summer. she has a long road to recovery from her surgery but she will be better than new. in california after a passenger was removed from the flight. presidential candidate chris christie was on board that plane and landed just moments ago at logan. right now we're getting reaction from passengers. kathryn burcham will have a new report at 10:00. >>> 30 to 50 across southern and central new england. jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as president of the united states, i pledge to you that i will solve problems. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the >> still one week since the terrorist attacks in paris.

robert dear opened fire at that colorado springs clinic friday, but two law enforcement sources with knowled of the case tell nbc news that while in custody, dear rambled about president obama, politics and abortion saying, "no more baby parts." planned parenthood claims it was targeted because it offers abortion services. we're learning more about the victims of the attack. officer garre offic offic officer stewart was there with his girlfriend and his brother says he was shot after stepping outside but then ran back in to warn the others. >> i believe that's his military instinct. you know, leave no soldier behind, leave no civilian behind, just leave no one behind. sew went back inside, trying to help out others. >> the president of planned parenthood of the rocky mountains says it's seen an alarming increase in threats since the release of videos last summer purporting to show employees, including one of its own doctors, discussing the cell of fetal tissue. the associated press points out it's the latest in a long history of violence against planned parenthood. there have been eight murd

. >> deputy city attorney susan cleveland-knowles new york city has had two lawsuits 20 and 50 percent neighborhood preference the first one was the challenge to a particular housing project which the city lost the second piece of litigation was filed recently brown probably about 4 months ago and there's been a no briefly or action nicole. >> do we have a sense of timeline for a decision on this case. >> probably in the next 6 months there might be some court hearing but we can look at that that i'm not sure of the schedule. >> okay. >> i'm sorry that seclusion is on the policy as a whole. >> okay. >> so my next series of questions on the federal and state funding issue so i read that you know more affordable housing constructed using any federal housing funding sources that hud must give approval of any application so what type of housing does this impact. >> mary a are mayor's office of housing and community development and hi ms. benjamin. >> in having an impact on the 100 percent affordable units. >> all of them. >> home funds or some other federalist funding that they'll have to

blair miller: the techniques include hip knowles sis, even pornography. some states already ban this being done on minor and tonight at 10, sara underwood finds out what makes this therapy controversial and why some people want to keep it legal. >>> chicago is digging out one of the divorce snowstorms they have had in the last quarter of a century. heather hegedus: plus local school districts have a new way of keeping children safe. next an inside look at the small piece of technology that is making sure child predators stay away from schools. sarah wroblewski: it's 44 right in boston. temperatures back into the 30s right . heather hegedus: welcome bark, a woman and man from new hampshire are dead after their car was hit head on by an 18-year-old driver. police say 18-year-old lamb flaherty was travelling west on route 9. janet from wills borrow was travelling east. flaherty went off the road, returned struck the center line and struck her suv. her passenger, james bouchard, also from hillsboro, died on scene. the other driver, flaherty, wasn't injured. i

. >> i'm not deputy city attorney susan cleveland-knowles can i point out 3 items on the continuance calendar two with the affordable housing bonus and the third one the district rezoning introduced by the legislative staff could speak to that you may be on a 90 daytime limit. >> item 3 is not about the affordable housing bonus a separate item. >> i move to continue items 1250e one and two to march third. >> commissioner antonini. >> i'll spoke against the motion we're having an informational hearing later today and i understand that staff will do a comprehensive presentation about the legislation or the item that is before us and even if it is continued until the third, i favor didn't mean final action will occur on that day it can occur sooner but occur later in the public is not satisfied or the commissioners are not satisfied the problems and resolve with this proposal have been adequately answered so i will vote against the continuance it didn't mean i did not think there are significant things with this proposal needs to be answered and carefully studied if i don't feel it is r

robert dear opened fire at that colorado springs clinic friday, but two law enforcement sources with knowledbc news that while in custody, dear rambled about president obama, politics and abortion saying, "no more baby parts." planned parenthoodim

. >> deputy city attorney susan cleveland-knowles new york city has had two lawsuits 20 and 50 percenteighborhood preference the first one was the challenge to a particular housing project which the city lost the second piece of litigation was filed recently brown probably about 4 months ago and there's been a no briefly or action nicole. >> do we have a sense of timeline for a decision on this case. >> probably in the next 6 months there might be some court hearing but we can look at that that i'm not sure of the schedule. >> okay. >> i'm sorry that seclusion is on the policy as a whole. >> okay. >> so my next series of questions on the federal and state funding issue so i read that you know more affordable housing constructed using any federal housing funding sources that hud must give approval of any application so what type of housing does this impact. >> mary a are mayor's office of housing and community development and hi ms. benjamin. >> in having an impact on the 100 percent affordable units. >> all of them. >> home funds or some other federalist funding that they'll have to in

. >> deputy city attorney susan cleveland-knowles new york city has had two lawsuits 20 and 50 percenteighborhood preference the first one was the challenge to a particular housing project which the city lost the second piece of litigation was filed recently brown probably about 4 months ago and there's been a no briefly or action nicole. >> do we have a sense of timeline for a decision on this case. >> probably in the next 6 months there might be some court hearing but we can look at that that i'm not sure of the schedule. >> okay. >> i'm sorry that seclusion is on the policy as a whole. >> okay. >> so my next series of questions on the federal and state funding issue so i read that you know more affordable housing constructed using any federal housing funding sources that hud must give approval of any application so what type of housing does this impact. >> mary a are mayor's office of housing and community development and hi ms. benjamin. >> in having an impact on the 100 percent affordable units. >> all of them. >> home funds or some other federalist funding that they'll have to in

so says meteorologist jan knowles. >> some days it will be a bigger influence, other days west so and will -- it will be less of an influence. it's more of a cumulative effect. >> the surprisingly start -- strong storms that brought heavy rains earlier this week and then snow to the sierra for the ski season is off to its early starting years -- that too says no is partly the work of el niÑo. >> we don't know if that's a small percentage or a large percentage for any given storm. probably the most beneficial thing going on is between a colder air mass moving over the state. >> noel says historical records show there is no guarantee strong patterns like this one essentially a warming of tropical ocean currents that in turn influence weather patterns around the world, will mean more of the same, but he says getting stronger every day and that we should be prepared. >> the stronger it is, the more it influences the weather, the greater the odds of above normal rainfall for california increase. so everything is tilting in that right direction. >> reporter: perhaps the most important thing

. >> deputy city attorney susan cleveland-knowles new york city has had two lawsuits 20 and 50 percenteighborhood preference the first one was the challenge to a particular housing project which the city lost the second piece of litigation was filed recently brown probably about 4 months ago and there's been a no briefly or action nicole. >> do we have a sense of timeline for a decision on this case. >> probably in the next 6 months there might be some court hearing but we can look at that that i'm not sure of the schedule. >> okay. >> i'm sorry that seclusion is on the policy as a whole. >> okay. >> so my next series of questions on the federal and state funding issue so i read that you know more affordable housing constructed using any federal housing funding sources that hud must give approval of any application so what type of housing does this impact. >> mary a are mayor's office of housing and community development and hi ms. benjamin. >> in having an impact on the 100 percent affordable units. >> all of them. >> home funds or some other federalist funding that they'll have to in

luke knowles program. additionally,e volunteers his time as a hospital chaplain. this coming sunday, after 20 yea, pastor chris wll serve his fil woshipervice at t. luke's. godas culled called him on to anotherarishnd we wish him well. we wish him essings on the next chapter of his ministry. it is gre pleasure that i welcome stor cis to the ople's house today and offer our mosteart-felt thanks for leading us in prayer this morning as our guest chaplain. i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the air will entertainp to 15 further quests for one-minute speecs on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlman from wisconsin seek recognition? without objection, the ntlem is recogized for one minute. the speaker: the world stands with the people of france this week. the event in pariswere horrifyingall of us re shaken by yet, we know that whenever terror like this strikes, the world community will rally together. terror will not prevail. but these events should serve as a reminder. there is still evil out