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leland: we can all dream. in a time warp thousands of vintage american cars still rolling down the streets of cuba with relations between the u.s. and cuba, what it means for those classic cars. leland: santa stretching his legs, there is, the high seas, but little recreation time after all this time. there they are. abby: cuba has a lot of classic american cars because of persons the economic blockade started in the 60s u.s. carmakers of not been able to sell their. the country is filled old vehicles raids with odd parts to keep running. it has been a year since the u.s. announced normalize relations with cuba so what has changed? rich edson in havana to see firsthand and is here with the story. >> reporter: there are americans hoping there becomes a market to buy classic cars, to sell american car parts. 1959 fidel castro seized power in cuba and block ought to manufacturers from selling their. the overwhelming majority of the 60,000 free 1960 american classics are now so called frankenstein cars featuring j

leland? >>> the fbi won't say what agents were after when they raided a home next door to where syed farook's family used to live. what we do know is that an old friend of farook's lived in that house, and that person, the friend, bought the two assault rifles used in wednesday's shooting. our reporter live outside farook's house with what we know in the investigation. hi, will. >> reporter: hey there, leland. we just learned that farook's father said he supported the islamic state. it comes at the same time that officials raided a home in nearby riverside, california. the owner of that home is a man named enrique marquez, a former neighbor and a friend of farook's. authorities believe he may have legally bought the 223 semiautomatic rifles that both farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, used in wednesday's massacre. you may remember that authorities have already said that farook purchased the handguns used in the shooting himself. he purchased those legally. not clear if marquez knew about th

leland asked me about the eggnog before i came on here. what we talked about before is off the record. >> okay. all right. sorry about that. i apologize. but whatever you have, whenever you have the ham, the turkey, the big desert, whether you have a lot to drink, you better exercise, drink a lot of water and try to keep your portion size down now. because if you put on the weight now, you'll probably not be able to get it off later. >> doc, appreciate you coming in the day after christmas. all the best. >>> a christmas surprise in milwaukee turned a family's stoefr definite investigation station into one of joy. she was month arps from purchasing a home she had been renting, but it was destroyed by a fire along with all of her possessions earlier this month. a local nonprofit stepped in buying a foreclosed home for burke and surprising her with the keys on christmas morning. really great story. and i heard they had done more than $20,000 worth of renovations to that foreclosed home. >>> new meaning to the term i'll be home for christmas.

i'm leland vittert. thank you for spending your sunday with us. >> at least 11 people are reported dead, 15 injured after tornadoes ripped through the dallas area this christmas weekend. as many as 11 different tornadoes touched down leaving a violent path of destruction. cars tossed off highways, homes flattened, 50,000 people now without power. in the garland suburb, more than 600 structures are damaged. most of them houses. some of them reduce ed to rubble. several of the twisters touched down after dark and that just added to the chaos. >> you could see the transformers blowing up and few things popping. you can only see when the lightning went off, when the power went out, it was pitch black. >> sounded like a freight train coming through. it was just, i mean, it was astonishing the way it came through. just shocking, just heard everything just shaking, rattling and rolling. >> the tornado kacapped off a christmas week that saw devastating storms across the southeast. janice dean is tracking it all.

leland? >> obviously in light of what happened over egypt, out of sinai and russian jetliner, everyone had a lot of reason to be concerned. paul following the story from johannsburg, thank you, paul. >> military planes dropped leaflets warning residents of ramadi to evacuate the city within 72 hours, a sign of imminent air strikes. the city fell to isis and the recapture would be a turning point for the u.s. and its allies. air strikes will not be enough. retired four star general and fox news military analyst jack keane joins us now. always good to see you. >> good to see you, shannon. >> last night, this took up a lot of time of conversation during the democratic debate. i want to read something that hillary clinton said, former secretary of state, she said with regard to isis and syria, we're finally where we need to be. we have a strategy and a commitment to go after isis, which is a danger to us and the region and we also have a u.n. security council resolution bringing the world togethe

actually, we're working to get leland plugged in at this moment.again, this is breaking even as we speak. you'll remember back in april, this was a story of great interest in baltimore. a prosecutor came out and said there would definitely be justice. now six police officers being tried. the baltimore police department put all its people on notice saying vacations are postponed for the moment, that authorities will be on standby for the eventuality of any rioting or any trouble on the streets. i say this only because there was great trouble on the streetses in baltimore after this incident and subsequent videotapes, some of which you're looking at now. this is some of the video from those. police were, they were widely condemned, in some circuits by some, how this was conducted. city leadership had been chastised by many and supported by others which is so often the case. the city of baltimore, at least the area in which this happened, these were dark days and certainly there have been concerns about what would happen as the trials went forward. ag

i grew up in leland. we were part of the four city school district. in eighth grade we went to forrest city. u.s. history teacher and fred smith, my iowa civics teacher, three hours of good government rights. we all know about the bill of rights. respect for other people and their right and responsibility to be a good citizen, actively participate, obey the laws and all of that. i think any student that enter -- that ever had her could recite the r's of good government. just like the dress you are wearing, she loved purple. she had one blue eye and one brown eye. for an eighth grader you never forget somebody like that. she loved america and she loved -- she was inspirational. from there on i said, i want to go into the career of public service. fred smith, the iowa history teacher, took us to the courthouse. i was one of the latest attorneys in that exercise. i think that is why i went on to law school, in preparation for a cynthia: you have said your mother gave you the best advice along the way in politics. gov. branstad: my mother -- i have a jewi

in washington, leland vittert, fox news. ohio governor john kasich is the latest g-o-p candidate to announce a las vegas campaign appearance during "debate week". it will be his first official campaign event in nevada. this is video from his rally in new hampshire today. he'll be meeting with voters over coffee at 11:15 on tuesday at tipsy coffee house near sunset and fort apache. but you'll have to register with the campaign online. kasich is one of several candidates who are planning rallies and stops in town ahead of the debate. our live broadcast from the venetian begins tuesday right here on fox5 at five. ahead, stopping the government from shutting down. the budget battle that could end up with people out of work. delayed packages! that's what brown might do for you. find out why it's happening. watch when and where you want with advanced features like our wireless set-top box, whole home dvr, and choose from a variety of great packages to fit your home. call... ...and get started with the prism essential tv bundle. yo

i'm leland vittert.ack to "hannity." >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." now florida senator marco rubio is seen as one of the rising candidates in the crowded 2016 republican field. the senator has made a name for himself after several strong debate performances. here's our best interview moments with marco rubio. take a look. hillary clinton was viewed by 61% of voters as being dishonest and untrustworthy when the poll was asking what were the first words that come to mind when thinking of hillary clinton, liar, dishonest and untrustworthy. between that and the e-mail server scandal, how much trouble do you think she's in? >> it's a very serious issue. there are people who have been charged with criminal offenses for less. on top of that, it's highly irresponsible. i'm on the intelligence committee. i have access to highly classified material of the same level she had access to. we'd never put that in an e-mail. you only look at that in a secured environment or on paper in a secure e

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correspondent leland vitter is live in baltimore.hi, leland. >> evening, brett, we know precious little about why the jury could not reach a verdict or for that matter, what exactly the final vote count was on charges that could have earned officer william porter 25 years in jail. the jury deliberated about 16 hours on four counts. involuntary manslaughter, reckless endangerment, misconduct in office and assault and couldn't come to an unanimous decision on any of them. the time focused solely on the time before gray arrived at the precinct. porter's defense focused on the fact that arrestees are rarely if ever seat belted in the back of baltimore police vans. protesters painted him as a callous cop who ignored gray's pleas for help. police called in riot officers from around the state. gray's family and attorney came to the streets asking for calm tonight. >> the family wants everyone to remain calm. they want everyone to understand what just happened. and to make sure that their tempers don't get the best of them. >> after the mist

leland? >> greta, we are with a Ñ to 25 people0 wandering aimlessly than protesting anything.re has been much more of a whimper than a bang as a reaction if you will to this mistrial ction announcement. we will get adam to walk up here a little bit. the police are in force. they still are. there is police on stand by. they have been lolita to come out in fear of creating some type of confrontation. what's interesting is if we walk with this crowd up here and we will speed up a little bit, they are coming up to one of the freeways. that maybe a major tam particular of some of these groups trying to shut down the freeways here. not only in baltimore but in other cities. so the question is whether the police are going to allow this group to do that earlier this group was part of about 100 or so people who came and started harassing the media. now they are wandering away from downtown if you will. what we haven't seen right now though is the picket lines of police that were stopping them from blocking intersections. so this now is the entrance to i-83 where police had stopped them

i'm leland vittert in baltimore. a hung jury tonight in the freddie gray trial. the judge declared a mistrial after jurors failed to reach a decision on officer william porter. he faced up to 25 years in jail if they convicted him on all four counts. gray died from a massive spinal cord injury suffered in police custody. the jury deliberated for 16 hours before telling the judge they couldn't reach a unanimous verdict on anything. within minutes demonstrations broke out. police arrested two. police allowed rioters to run wild back in april stepped in. even a small crowd were met with dozens of officers and told to get on the sidewalk. tonight the city is largely quiet as officer porter waits to learn when he will face a jury again. now back to "hannity." ♪ >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight, a mistrial in the case of one of the baltimore cops being tried for the death of freddie gray. now, the trial ended after three days of deliberations by deadlocked jurors. here with reaction, fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera, political analyst juan williams and kim

leland? >> well, they wouldn't be happy no matter what happened in court and they told us the last couple of days. they were angry and used that as an excuse to vent that and many eye balls focused on them with the national media here. nothing like what we saw in april. about a hundred protesters give or take at any one time. sometimes wandering aimlessly because they didn't have a clear leader. chanting at time, no justice, no peace, no racist police. taunting officers. those kinds of things. but it is clear they did not have a cohesive message. when you talked to them often times they couldn't articulate what they were angry about. sometimes it had nothing do with freddy gray. off t often times about inequality. a very quiet night in baltimore. there is a different sheriff in town. he said he would not tolerate lawlessness. we had that stand down order from the mayor. there was a gear up order from the police chief. fast response units all over with dozens of police officers who would surro

there was a gentleman in leland, iowa... people appreciate being asked. that's a lesson the governor says his mother taught him... he shared it with a room of 13-hundred people last night. they packed the iowa state fairgrounds to honor the governor's nearly 21 years of service. yesterday he was named the longest serving governor in u-s history... beating new york governor george clinton's record. branstad is currently serving his 6th term as governor. one debate souring his sixth the iowa utilities board is set deciding on the bakken oil pipeline... the 18-iowa counties, carrying oil from north dakota to illinois. the board is now deciding whether or not to issue a construction permit. today it's expected to set a deadline for legal briefs to be filed... and decision. the final day has arrived to through healthcare-dot-gov... and metro residents aren't alone as they rush to meet the deadline. channel 13's josh nguyen is live this morning from the evelyn k. davis center.... where they'll be helping people all day to do just tha. good morning josh! drivers

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roll to sot: "is never lost" there was a gentleman in leland, iowa... people appreciate being the flooding will continue as waters rise through the next several hours,,,but little rain is in the forecast. there is a slight chance for showers late tomorrow night into wednesday. there will be a chance for light snow/rain mix in nw ia. the rest of the week is dry...but much cooler. highs will drop to the 30s and lows in the the flooding will continue as waters rise through the next several hours,,,but little rain is in the forecast. there is a slight chance for into wednesday. there will be a in nw ia. the rest of the week is dry...but much cooler. highs will drop to the teens. next week looks dry and the first boys high school basketball poll came out tonight, and west des moines valley ranks #1. let's hear it for the tigers! des moines hoover is fifth, ankeny hawks #6. ---- ames little cyclones 7th, ankeny centennial ranks 9th, and dowling just makes the top ten ahead of waukee. --- other number ones: wahlert in 3a, western christian 2a, and gladbrook re

the chase ended in this front yard in the 1200 block of leland ave on des moines south side. it started when police spotted kelly in the vicinity of south union and mckinley. 23 ear-old kelley tried to elude authorities, eventually driving into the yard. she was caught after a short foot chase. steve: webster county today was forced to close its courthouse after someone got inside and sprayed 2 floors with fire extinguishers. kcci's vanessa peng is just back from fort dodge. she has the story. vanessa: the county attorney tells me that since she came here in 2011, she has never seen the courthouse close until now. i really don't know what to do. vanessa: the doors are locked and a posted sign tells people the bad news. inside most everywhere you look, things are covered with a white dust. payge bluemeyer was hoping to take care of some business today. >> i just really wanted my tags but i guess i'll have to do it , next time. vanessa: the webster county courthouse was vandalized around 1:30 tuesday morning. >> it appears there is powder covering everything. that powder can be

is able to deal with them. >> reporter: merry christmas to you, leland. speaks to a desperate reality on the ground. what is going on there is a humanitarian nightmare. and this is important. it frankly speaks to the fact, when you have warring factions, they can come together to figure out a way to humanely get people out of a desperate situation. the u.n. broker deal is important if it holds. it will create safe passages. and experts said we should not be surprised despite major differences in the parties, that deals like this can be made. >> sometimes, warring factions are at each other's throats will accept subdeals. it brings interest to both of them. and so they would agree on this and next day resume the fight. we had our conversation. this tells us that we should not expect a unified syria. we are looking at a fractured country. >> not only syria but iran. and as you are in honolulu. what is the first family up to? >> not working. food and family and fun. and before they opened presents with the kids, yes, they were a little busy. the president an

he was arrested along with state senator leland yee after an interrogation. tara moriarty joins us with more on what happened on the stand. >> we spoke to the defense attorney for shrimp boy and he said he believes his client is really resonating with this jury. their strategy is to sort of show what a straight shooter raymond shrimp boy chow really is. he was dressed in a burgundy shirt and pink suit which he said he bought at goodwill. he was very candid. he swore. he rambled. he passionately yelled i did not killed allen leung or order kill allen leung. i am innocent on that. that's a fact. he described growing up in hong kong. he said at 9 years old he had already cut somebody up and at age 12 had been with a prostitute. when he was 16 he moved to san francisco and turned to a life of crime. he was in and out of prison but in 2003 said he decided to turn his life around and leave crime behind. >> we want them to see he's a genuine person who's passionate about being reformed and has stuck with that and that's what we feel is happening. i don't think we ne

marcus: iowan leland lester also survived the attack on pearl harbor 74 years ago and was just weeks away from this ceremony when he passed away november 15 . he was 94-years-old. >> true hero is the best i could marcus: his granddaughter stephanie holds back tear when talking about her grand father who inpsired her to enlisted back in 1999. she says it is important that no one forget what happened 74 years ago. people need to remember this stuff. died. it is not in vain, absolutely not in vain, they did it for this country. marcus: clarence pfundheller remembers it clearly and if he share his memories for years to come. my doctors tell me my positive attitude is why i am still here. marcus: pfundheller says he enjoys sharing his pearl harbor experiences with students. he estimates he's spoken with some 5000 students from elementary through high school. stacey? stacey: commitment 2016. ted cruz overtakes donald trump in a new survey of iowa republicans released today. the monmouth university poll shows if the caucuses were held today, cruz would win 24% support, trump 19%. third with

in the second case, a homeowner on leland letterpress and in two years the phone. the suspect attacked the victim and pushed him down the stairs. officers say they are on high alert for robberies during the holiday season. >> we've got a special detail out there on the street. playing close officers assigned to areas where we have identified a be an increase in burglaries. mark: police are still trying to stacey: an iowa state representative is in hot water with some of his constituents. they say he called a public hearing to hear from them and walked out before it even started. >> state representative dan nugent scheduled what he calls a listening post, but he did not do any listening. larry says he went to meet with his state representative with concerns about being or's to give up his 90-year-old farm. the dot plans to build a new highway 65 interchange here. >> is going to be a row that runs right through here. were going to lose our house, buildings, certified land. >> he says he has been trying to reach dan kelley for guidance and went to the baxter community

soft-spoken and polite, his friends in the car leland and tevin admit to the court that jordan did yell at michael dunn. >> do you recall anything that defendant? >> yes, sir. >> what was that? >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: dunn insists davis had a gun. but when none was found, dunn's self-defense claim falls flat. according to detective musser, investigators found no weapons in the suv the night of the shooting nor anywhere near the gas station parking lot. after six days of hearing testimony the jury goes out to deliberate their verdict while jacksonville waits for justice. >> no one person has all the rights. >> waiting on that verdict, there was a lot of tension in the city. >> my twitter page, my phone, everything was blowing up. >> reporter: it takes the jury four days to come to a unanimous decision on three attempted murder charges. >> the state of f frida versus mimiael david dunn. verdict as to count 2, we the verdict as to count 3, we the jury finh the defendant guilty. verdict as to count 4, we the jury find the defendant guilty of attempted second-degree murder. >> reporter: b

going on now at bass pro shops. >>> i'm leland vitt tert. entertainer bill cosby is free on bail.ed of assaulting and sexually assaulting a woman at his home in 2004. his attorney said cosby will be exonerated. he said under oath he did have sexual relations with his acc e accuser but added they were consensual. >>> enrique marquez, the long time friend of shooter farook was indicted on two counts of conspiring with farook to provide material support to terrorists and charged with making false statements when he bought the two assault weapons used in the attacks and will be arraigned this wednesday. now, back to "hannity." vittert. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." governor john kasich has been successful as the leader of the very key swing state of ohio ohio. here are our best interview moments with governor kasich. take a look. 57 million american women out of the labor force. the worst numbers. 50 million in poverty. can you apply those exact same principles and policies and make it work nationally? now, are you saying you can take an

opportunities for those living in the hawkeye state all started in the small northern iowa town of leland. "well, i grew up on a small farm in winnebago county and learned to work hard at an early age," said branstad. roots that resonate with iowans from sioux city to dubuque. with an overall election record of 19-0, making history isn't new to the head of the hawkeye state. only 35 years old at the time, branstad won his first gubernatorial race in 1982, becoming the youngest serving governor in state history. more than 33 years later, 21 spent working in the office of the governor, branstad says there's more work to be done "we'll continue to bring more good jobs to iowa and diversyfying the economy", said gov. branstad." i'm honored and proud to be selected by the people to have this super responsiblity to serve as their chief executive," said gov. branstad. and everyday at work, means the history books. proving iowa really is a field of dreams. >> and the proceeds raised from tonight's event will go toward promoting and preserving iowa's history. sheila? he's no doubt part of that his

that involve murder and the racketeering scheme that the feds say netted other defendant, including leland yee. when asked about allen wong, he raised his voice and said i did not kill allen wong. he's expected to take the stand against first thing in the morning. >> a woman is being held without bond in las vegas for a deadly ram make on the strip. police say 24-year-old la keisha holloway deliberately used her oldsmobile to kill people on the street. clark county sheriff doesn't think this was an act of terror but can't rule it out. >> as far as terrorism, we don't know what the intent was behind it. and we don't know enough of her background to make that determination. >> lombardo said she came from oregon to las vegas about a week ago and was giving had her car with her 3-year-old child inside an unrecall a during accident. >>> a bay area such is robbed but in the end, he gets the last laugh. he tells us how he tracked the thieves. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, manages to turn the tables group of cell phone robbers. andr as >>> a san francisco supervisor managed to turn the tables on a group of cell

undercover sting has already brought down other notables in san francisco including former state senator leland yee. under oath chow said undercover agents offered him expensive gifts of wine and liquor, even took him out to a $42 an ounce steak dinner. he said, quote, if i was involved in illegal activity i wouldn't be broke, expletive, struggling in this city. >> oh, my god. this case here here -- my client committed no crime. this case wreaks of entrapment. >> reporter: sara said his client had an epiphany in 2003 with stop his life of crime. he said he doesn't hurt or kill people. quote, before i changed my life, i a professional criminal. i'm proud today to tell everyone i'm a changed man. >> shrimp boy chow is one of an estimated 30 witnesses defense is expected to call. noelle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 6:00, some children at a hospital in santa clara got a little superhero encouragement today. volunteers from the heroes for hope organization dressed up as batman and other comic book characters as captain america. they paid a visit to kids it at the kaiser permanente hospital. t

roll to sot: is never lose there was a gentleman in leland, iowa... people appreciate being ed ad lib weather tease on set the flooding will continue as waters rise through the next several hours,,,but little rain is in the forecast. there is a slight chance for showers late tomorrow night into wednesday. there will be a chance for light snow/rain mix in nw ia. the rest of the week is dry...but much cooler. highs the teens. next week looks dry the flooding will continue as waters rise through the next several hours,,,but little rain is in the forecast. there is a slight chance for into wednesday. there will be a in nw ia. the rest of the week is dry...but much cooler. highs will drop to the 30s and lows in the warmer. coming up -- you won't see a woman's face on the 10-dollar bill until at least 20-16. why it's taking so long to choose who will be on the bill.. but first -- the deadline to ship christmas gifts is coming fast. when you'll want to get those gifts sent the dow added 103 points. and the nasdaq rose 18 points. from black friday to christma

newport took on leland and gray from vermont. newport in the dark uniforms. anna pysz takes it to the hoop and scores. stephanie carl working the offensive glass rebound and the putback. then a nice look from selena coronis to carl for an easy pair. newport wins 50-28. monadnock and conan were also winners day. the red sox will retire the number 26 worn by wade boggs for eleven seasons in boston. no player has ever played more games at third base in red sox team history. the hall of famer played from 1982-1992 for the red sox. boston is second only to ted williams. boggs was an eight-time all-star and during his 11 seasons with the red sox, he led all major leaguers in batting average, hits, doubles, and on-base percentage. boggs won 5 batting titles in boston, before continuing his career with the yankees and devil rays, but he went into the hall of fame wearing a red sox cap. the number 26 will be the 10th jersey number retired at fenway park. nine red sox, the other of course jackie robinson. the patriots are adding some experience to their backfield. runn

host: leland, mississippi, blake, independent. caller: i want to say that i don't think mr. trump is electable because of his views. i think that america needs to get a grip on its problems in terms of violence and terrorism. it is always been violent. income inequality is the reason why there is the situation in paris, why there is the situation in america. concentrate on the terrorists in america, the ku klux klan, the police for african-americans. i know you have not believed that we have been getting killed forever but these are the true terrorists. we care about what goes on in this country first. host: let me jump in. a domestic message is one bernie sanders has been running on. what happens to his campaign as more and more focus in the debate is taking place over what bernieith isis? guest: sanders comes out of a class-based liberalism. , and early the 1960's cultural debates, even an earlier moment than that. he is a believer in class solidarity. the issues that are animating the campaign are about national security, terrorism and especially in the democratic primary

third day, and finished his testimony in a corruption case that brought down former state senator, leland yee. the indictment alleges that chow orchestrated dozens of crimes, including money landerring and contracting. chow accepted envelopes full of cash from an undercover agent. chow denied taking the money, saying it was given to him out of love and respect. >> you get a red envelope. it's part of the tradition of the chinese culture, to give the elderly people money gratuitously, out of love and respect. those are the key words. >> the dow ended with his long time girlfriend on the witness stand. his defense lawyer plans to file a miss trial. >>> it was a scary flight for nearly 140 people on a southwest oakland flight. the plane had to make an emergency landing because of a case with its landing. you can see that the jet essentially circled the same area near casey over and over again. john sasaki says people on the plane, knew there was trouble right from the very start. >> passengers bound from oakland to chicago, knew there were problems immediately after the 6:00 a.m. take goff.

opportunities for those living in the hawkeye state all started in the small northern iowa town of leland. "well, i grew up on a small farm in winnebago county and learned to work hard at an early age," roots that resonate with iowans from sioux city to dubuque. with an overall election record of 19-0, making history isn't new to the head of the hawkeye state. only 35 years old at the time, branstad won his first gubernatorial race in 1982, becoming the youngest serving governor in state history. more than 33 years later, 21 spent working in the office of the governor, branstad says there's more work to be done "we'll continue to bring more good jobs to iowa and diversyfying the economy", said gov. branstad." i'm honored and proud to be selected by the people to have this super responsiblity to serve as their chief executive," said gov. branstad. and everyday at work, means another day in the history books. proving iowa really is a field of dreams. >> the proceeds raised from last night's event will go toward promoting and preserving iowa's history. 'twas the week before christmas, and al

leland: with that, there we go. abby: that makes my day, happy new year, everyone. we transition from that frightening look to these scenes in taipei, taiwan and hong kong, ringing in the new year with fireworks over hong kong's victoria day, while. nighttime fireworks, beautiful. let it play. ♪ we just wanted to breed a little. like fine wine. let these scenes be remembered, let it breathe a little bit and for it. in the united states of course in new york's times square, and i was down there a short time ago and i can tell you they are already -- look at that, they are already gathered underneath the mall, people are staking out their positions and i don't know what they will do for a bathroom break. i hope they got for up bodies. fox news alert authorities closing major interstate south of st. louis in response to the historic flooding blamed for the deaths of at least 21 people in the midwest. welcome to "happening now". i am gregg jarrett in for john. arthel: rising floodwaters have now filled over 9 levees in the st. louis area. authorities evacuate hundreds o

you are seeing something different than the official data is telling us, leland. >> we are.do. we've been seeing a slowdown for years. this summer there was less of a crisis environment. we were talk about the same slowdown over the summer, continued forward. in q4 we saw an intensification of some weakness that we've been seeing recently. including some fundamentals underlying the economy. >> you said that the profit reading is "particularly disturbing." >> one thing we've seen is remarkable stability in the profit picture. a decelerating economy, profits have been relatively stable which has led the chinese not to need big time stimulus this quarter we saw a one-time drop in profits, leading to the lowest level profits we have seen. >> why isn't the stimulus working? you mentioned six interest rate cuts since the end of 2014. they have imposed all sorts of new rules to try to calm down the markets which may or may not be working. why isn't it filtering through to the economy? >> if people don't want to borrow and spend, stimulus won't work. fluke at t if you look at the lo

where half of the people here are guys who have been in war zones whether it is shep or hem error leland or they are not desk jockeys like me. as a sign of respect to the guys who go out there you have to say that's wrong. >> the world is filled with terrible people. they run to almost every country in the world outside of western europe. you have to have a higher concern. why is putin a higher concern? i think he's a big but is he the greatest threat to americaner america? they image he is our main problem. he is actually in effect on our side in this. >> i agree with you on this. >> i kill americans first. call me a trump guy. >> if we are going to be correcting liberally target innocently people killed. there is that difference. >> yeah. it's the relativistic nature of it that is senatoring. i agree with you. hierarchy, i get it. america better not do that. >> they are wrapping me. is closing get itmo such a good idea when we are fighting terror? oesh thinks so. sorry for handing out place mats with liberal talking points. way to kill some trees, harvard. {off-line} {off-line}>> by ea

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where half of the people here are guys who have been in war zones, whether it's shep or hammer or leland or leventhal. they're not desk jockeys like me. so you've got to, as a sign of respect to those guys, that go out there, you've got to say, hmm, that's wrong. >> hold on, slow down. i'm not defending putin. he only kills american journalists. hang on for a second before you mock him. >> i'm not mocking, i'm laughing. >> the world is filled with terrible people. >> that's true. >> they run almost every other country outside of western europe. why is putin at the top of the hierarchy of concern? >> i think he's a pig. but is he the greatest -- >> there are people who are stuck in 1998. or 1988, that they imagine he's our main problem. no, he's actually in effect on our side in the struggle that really matters. >> i agree with you. >> what the hell! >> because -- no, i'm talking about the journalists, when people say i kill journalists, you care about that. call me a trump guy. >> another point of fact then, if we're going to be correcting things here, america doesn't deliberately target

leland yee -- under oath child said agents offered him gifts and took him to a $42 per ounce steak dinner jurors the officers try to get them involved in criminal activity but he said no -- if i was involved in illegal activity i wouldn't be roque and struggling in this city. >> this case -- my client committed no crime so we don't offer an entrapment defense but this case reeks of entrapment. >> his client had an epiphany in 2002 to put the life of crime. when asked if chow had kept the valve he said he uses cope and sees hookers but he doesn't hurt or kill people. "before i changed my life i was a professional criminal. i'm proud today to tell everyone i'm a changed man" >> shrimp boy chow is the first of an estimated 30 witnesses. in san francisco fox news. >> >>> a fremont man accused of trying to join a terror group linked to al qaeda will remain in custody. the judge denied bail for adam shafi -- he wanted to go to syria and join a terrorist organization. he is charged with one count of attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization. if convicted he faces up to 2

another point of contention, when the mayor lelands to -- the mayor three plans on signing off. the supervisor is against the law and the mayor hoped to have the board vote on in before he was sworn in. the mayor has since said he will not stall the swearing in and the supervisor will be in play. >> a san francisco police officer known as "hot cop of castro" has a court appearance on two counts of physical any hit-and-run. we are hearing from an alleged victim, a story you will see only on abc7. victim tore more resolution -- victor pore resolution is covered in bruises and said he cannot understand why the officer would hit him and his friend and run away. >> the fact we could have been dead and for someone to have done this and see that, just to flee...it shows, i don't know what kind of judgment. >> this is surveillance video of the accident last weekend in north beach. people running toward the scene and you can see one person running away. running away. it is unclear if hours later, long enough to beat the sobriety test. >> and pg&e has been removing vegetation and frees in