the main gallery is up a long escalator, and the first piece visitors will see is a sculpture by jeffns. >> this is one of our favorite pieces. david: he is one of the broads favorite artists. they own his works more than any other collector. what sets them apart is how much time they have spent with the artists whose work they collect. >> i was always interested in how people thought outside of the world of business because i was spending all my time with business people, lawyers, and artists have a view of what the world is really about socially and otherwise. broad wants his easy and to be just as eye-opening for visitors. art lovers have flocked to the museum since it opened to the public in september. no tickets are available between now and march, that is how high the demand is. coming up, could we see a big change to good control in the country? what the president may do to get around congress in the new year. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. an

once begun, this decade-long debate escalated in several stages until it climaxed in the declarationf independence. the argument was exhilarating. it forced the british and the colonists to bring to the surface and clarify their different experiences in the empire over the previous century. these had largely been hidden from view over a century and a half. by the time the imperial debate was over, americans not only to the less had clarified their understanding of the limits of public power but they had prepared the way for their grand experiment in republican self-government and constitution-making in 1776. this momentous debate was carried on in pamphlets. withibrary and i ended up 39. editoror who is a superb quipped, we now have the 39 steps to independence. these were the principal social media of the day. they were inexpensive booklets ranging in length between 5000 and 25,000 words. and printed on 10 pages to 100 pages. easy and cheap to manufacture and perfect for rapid exchange of arguments. the pamphlets concerned with the american controversy from both sides of the atlanti

the main gallery is up a long escalator.culpture by jeff. he is one of their favorite artists. they own more of his work than any other collector. >> we love it. .e gave six or seven years >> let's set them apart is how much time they spent with the artist whose work they collect. was always interested in how people thought outside the world of business. i was spending my time with bankers and lawyers. artists have a view of what the world is really about, socially and otherwise. >> he wants his museum to be just as eye-opening for visitors. >> that is beautiful. it is free to the public and on track to welcome more than 300,000 visitors by the end of the year. i did read the irs is looking into these as i recall. coming up in the next hour, the ceo of ubs. -- ups. find out ahead on bloomberg . ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments yo

.1 million at alabama so alabama so you just see that in a decade long period or however long it is, the escalations salary i write about that in the book because i think that it's a good example of what has occurred with the coaches southeast -- salaries. >> host: staying on that point for the second view right about the move to the big ten, which i was in the region at the time but more so because of the process, there was a very deviated process i thought we needed more about, collaborate on the comment on that subject. >> it's interesting from any number of perspectives. maryland was interesting at that point in time because they were having what they were beginning to have at least financial issues in the athletic department. they were eliminating i think eight sports, correct me if i'm wrong on that, including the cross-country indoor and outdoor track that broke my heart because when i was a high school track athlete in the mid-60s and late 60s, maryland was one of the go to programs of the country just a terrific track program so that you know i went out and i interviewed jim delaney and i

. >> ...concern rapidly escalates of the long-term effects of taking hits to the head on the football narrator: nfl commissioner paul tagliabue orchestrated the league's response. >> obviously, it's an athletic competition... >> narrator: and tagliabue said he was skeptical about the risk from concussions, once calli the controversy the result of "pack journalism." >> concussions i think is one of these pack journalism issues, frankly. there is no increase in concussions, the number is relatively small. the problem is it's a journalist issue. >> this is the commissioner of the nfl saying that there's no concussion issue. >> if it was ignorance, they should have known. they should have known because the issue is so critical. >> narrator: still, tagliabue created a scientific committee, the mild traumatic brain injury committee: the mtbi. to lead it, he chose elliot pellman, the new york jets' team doctor, a firm believer that concussions were not a serious problem. >> and so you had this behind the scenes, this dynamic going on where you had a guy, elliot pellman, who very clearly beli

have a much larger pool to choose from than just politicians. " the long push to win iowa - or at least perform well - will escalate in the weeks leading to the new year... now at 8 weeks left until the a very welcome ending to a very intense weekend for iowa hawkeye football fans. the rose bowl. the official word came out at 2 p-m today... iowa will meet stanford on new year's day. the 12-1 hawkeyes dropped from #3 to #5 today in the final college football playoff ranking after last night's 16-13 loss to michigan state in the big ten championship. yet the rose bowl will be iowa's first since january 1st, 1991 -- the end of the 1990 season. tickets aren't cheap online on secondary ticket websites -- about $700 minimum just to get in the door. josh christenson will have reaction from the team, ahead in sports. the future of a local childrens program in southeast cedar rapids is uncertain. st. paul's united methodist church houses parent's day out... ... which is an early childhood learning program for infants to 4- year-olds. it's one that is "hard to find" in cedar rapids, 4 hours a day, for a reasonable price. but

so we have the agreement but still, clearly, there is a long way to go to get a climate deal ultimately that the world needs. ♪ escalatingeft at least 87 dead in burundi due to fighting. a series of coordinated attacks on military did he havecites on friday, the military says 79 of the dead were fighters who attacked the site. another 45 were captured. the months' long violence is linked to the president winning a third term in office which many considered unconstitutional. the latest death is the worst outbreak of violence since a failed military coup in may. malcolm webb has covered burundi extensively. he phoned in this update for us from uganda. >> friday morning, members of an unnamed group attacked military bases, three military bases. their objective seems to take we hopes to steal we hopes. a press conference, they said they fought them off and killed 79 of them and captured 45. what we have heard from residents in certain areas where there is a lot of opposition to the president and opposition to his first term in power to which he was elected and a future election in july. friday afternoon, friday night, they s

just as long as you're complying with the directives that i'm giving you, then we don't have to escalateyou want to say, but as long as you're doing what i ask you to, do then that's fine with me. >> it's just one of those days that [ bleep ] goes through. are you writing on the walls in there, dude? >> i can walk. i know the ropes. i got this. there's no physical way you can make me cut my nails with my hands balled up. primetime. it's going down. how you all cutting if i keep my fists balled? you batter me? >> listen. all you got to do is cut the fingernails. if you want to do it the hard way, we can do it the hard way. >> this is the hard way, look what you're doing, you've got me against the wall trying to clip my nails off, man. you want to harm me now? look like you're getting physical you talk about you want to harm. you don't want to harm me. i'm in handcuffs and shackles. you're going to try to twist my arm while i'm in handcuffs. y'all is not really making no sense right now. i don't even know what you want covered -- hey, i feel something poking my skin right now, dude. you go

you can feasibly imagine somebody who practices all day long because they don't have a job. >> the tricks escalatedfrom a very simple trick to an increasingly harder trick and harder trick. >> and it gets progressively more unbelievable. and when you watch, it you ask yourself, when did this stop being real? >> a lot of viral videos are really meant to pitch a brand without really looking like it. >> i was approached by an ad agency. they were doing a campaign called never hide for ray-ban. i spent a lot of time sitting on the couch with a pair of sunglasses and had them in my hands and kind of thinking, what would be a good trick. >> but why settle on just one trick? benzo and his creative partner steven decide to shoot a montage of startling stunts. but are they real? >> according to the laws of physics and gravity, it's possible in theory. it rode that line of theoretically possible closely, which is good. >> certainly theories abound on the internet, all kinds of viewers have all kinds of explanations for how the boys do it. but the filmmakers aren't talking. >> that was a great catch. >> did y

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so that's why the de-escalation of the argument between russia and turkey is crucial right now. >> staying with syria now, long awaited prisoner swap has taken place between the lebanese army and the al nusra front. >> back in the arms of their families. 61 lebanese soldiers freed by al nusra front. the result of an edition kate prisoner exchange that took a year to negotiate. they were captured after fierce fighting broke out between the group and the lebanese army in august of last year. >> we thank those who negotiated our release. >> 13 prisoners associated with al nusra front, the syrian group linked with al-qaeda has now been released by the lebanese government. it's not only al nusra who had taken hostages. 30 were captured in the summer of 2014. four were execute: one subsequently died of injuries. nine others remain in captivity. but they're being held by isil, a groupal war with al nusra. the lebanese government said it's doing all it can so secure the release of the remaining hostages. >> we have a target, a big target that is a real challenge. i mean, the military personnel being captive by isil, a

ahead on the program, ending a decade's long dispute, japan offers 8.7 million dollars in compensation for war-time korean sex slaves. uganda, talks over escalating talks in burundi. dilemma for doctors. a patient who risks death rather than accept someone else's blood. around 100 wounded syrian rebel fighters tanned their families trapped in the regime town are being evacuated. this is part of an iranian, turkish, u.n. brokered deal between the syrian government and the opposition. they're being escorted by the flshl red cross-- international red cross. around 300 supporters of the syrian regime are given safe passage to the damascus via turkey and lebanon. the latest from the border crossing. >> reporter: the first part of this deal has gone underway. the u.n. along with the red cross has entered the besieged town. we expect 143 wounded fighters along with their families to cross this crossing between syria and lebanon. at the same time we expect 243, coming from predomestic nabothily shia, two-- predominantly shia to cross. they will be travelling to syria. the process has been undergone since september 24. an agreement was made between an ira

very long walk for travelers showing up this morning and as you can see, coming up the escalate or we have people showing up down there at the very bottom floor people lining up to check in. as you mention add lot of people, planning to will travel, this holiday season, about within in three americans, 100.5 million people, set to take off, 50 miles or more this holiday travel season. the that is a a triple a estimate. that is the the seventh straight year of a arriving travel for americans, as at this point i want to bring in jena tid well with the triple a and ask you first off why are we seeing so many people travel this holiday do you think. >> year end holidays we see families wanting to be together and is there two key drivers for road travel, 90 percent of the people traveling will will go by car are lower gas prices, and that definitely puts more money in your pocket and more income to spend on a trip and then days of the week where holidays are falling this year. we have two back to back, three day weekend, some people have four day weekend that affords them time to travel wi

. >> what begins as a week-long, peaceful exchange during the third week of november 2011 escalates into global spectacle. >> set them free now! >> on thursday, november 17th, a few dozen students pitch tents a la occupy wall street and stay overnight on the campus quad. the following morning, campus police repeatedly warn them to break down their encampments. >> you've been advised that your actions constitute a violation of law. you have been given several opportunities to voluntarily cease your actions and leave this area. >> that afternoon, campus cops decide to take action. [ church bells ] >> around 3:00 p.m., we're all up there, sort of waiting in anticipation for how they're going to handle this, and the word sort of spreads around that there is, you know, 50 or so riot police that are approaching the campus. they were told that they had to leave by the police, who then started to advance. >> boo! how does it feel? >> those who don't comply with the police order are arrested and detained on the spot. ten people in all. >> the only resistance they were met with was people who just

ending a decade long dispute, japan offers 8.7 million dollars in compensation for war time korean sex slaves. uganda hosts talks i aimed at diffusing the escalating violence in burundi. stylish luxurious poor man's sports sports car. to the developing news. around 100 wounded syrian rebel fighters trapped in the regime controlled town near the lebanese border are being evacuated. this was negotiated between the syrian government and the opposition with the help of iran, turkey and the united natio nations. it is happening here and they're being escorted by the international red cross as they head, along with family members, to lebanon, then to turkey to be treated for their wounds. around 300 supporters of the syrian regime are given safe passage to cam as can you say, crossing first into turkey and then lebanon-- to damascus. >> reporter: this is a very significant swap deal that has been underway today in syria. roughly 123 wounded syrian opposition fighters along with their families are being evacuated from the besieged town. along the border here with lebanon. this group was expected to cross through the main border crossing here in lebanon h

was two days ago because sit there were at the same this a long standoff despite the troubled history neighbors never expected things to escalate like this. >>reporter: they visited the residence on the 1500 block of south beach st. a number of times for a domestic violence complaint there from may with the suspect wanted to your at the midpoint of neighbors tellers just three months ago he was behind bars for beating her it was released recently and within days of getting out of jail is a to showalter house and the allegedly stabbing her to death. >>will tran: running away from the same sun that afternoon sunday morning began popularity in 2014 when put to tell what direction was dubbed a hot cup of the castro one man is behind bars this morning. >>j.r. stone: and or deal that is led this man in police custody of some believe the man stole this as you read but he did not get too far because the owners boy friend tractor i've had which was in the backseat nearby officers told them to back off the it was to pull it has to be over but he took off his last two to three cars one of which was a police car and had offices opened fire

today 7.1 doing dollars in alabama so you just see that and a decade-long period or however many years it is, 14 of 15 years the escalation and his salary. i read about that in my look because i think it's a good example of what has occurred with coaches salaries particularly in football and basketball probably. >> host: staying on that point my alma mater for a second, you write about the move to the big 10 which i was in the region at the time. i was a only region to opposing it but more so because the process. it was a very abbreviated process and i thought we needed more deliberation but elaborate on your comments on that subject >> guest: yeah well it's interesting from any number of perspectives. you know maryland was interesting at that point in time because they were having or were beginning to have at lease financial issues in the athletic department. they were spinning down the reserve fund that they had. they were eliminating i think they eliminated eight sports and correct me if i'm wrong on that, including the cross-country, men's cross country and/or an outdoor track which broke my heart because when i was a

escalated. the driver being stabbed in the arm. an artery was cut and that left a bloody mess behind. ,hat driver, a 50-year-old man was shortly released not too long ago. we don't know much about the suspects. we know that that person is in custody. that remains the case now. police still looking into this incident. lamotta will be talking about security later on today for a board meeting and this will likely come up. it is really about what the security measures are and whether or not those are appropriate to keep their employees and customers safe. i'm jeanette reyes. jummy: let's get a check of the roadways. jamie sullivan has a look at your traffic report. jamie: starting off with very wet road. if you are going to be traveling throughout the midday. a crash we are beginning with heading northbound on 95 in virginia just before the springfield interchange. we do have a lane blocked. as we move closer to the beltwa y, you are still at a nice pace. everyone just going a little under the speed limit which is good. especially throughout the midday. if you are traveling outbound on the gw parkway, just before you get to the capital beltway we have

bully even a short period of bullying can cause life-long problems. as soon as they can to think that their child is being bullied because things can escalate quickly. >> they have a high number of anxiety disorders. generalized anxiety. social disorder, panic and agorophobia. >> gene: the first thing do you if you think someone is being bullied start a dialogue and talk to their teachers. >>> a woman in dorchester is passing up on their christmas gifts so kids in need have something special this year. kinta porter come up with christmas in a box. given to children who don't have a christmas present. she not always had a merry christmas as a kid and didn't want anyone else to kneel way. >> i was adopted and even when i have an opportunity to give back, i will give back. >> sara: the box also go to learning center and homeless shelter for children. the program is run out of her living room and kenita would actually like expand. if would you like to help, you can find her e-mail address on our web page, myfoxboston.com. good for her and good for her kids. what a great lesson. >> gene: awesome story. congratulations. that is wonderful. >>> a b

long, difficult relationship. with frequent bouts of violence and arguments. good evening. i'm pam moore. tonight. kron four's alecia reid hears from domestic violence experts. as well as neighbors. who say, they never expected things to escalate to something like this. alecia. >> alecia :a very tragic. moved out about a year ago and soon after the abuse allegedly started i spoke with neighbors and they all echoed the same sentiment. this was a very tragic ending for the victim. they tell me her boyfriend, anthony kirincic moved in less than a year ago. and soon after the arguing and alleged abuse started. >> : they would go at it very frequently, screaming and yelling >> alecia :police visited the residence on the 1500 block of south 'b' street a number of times for domestic violence complaints. they were familiar with the suspect 22 year old anthony kirincic. >> : after this last incident she had a restraining order against him >> : i don't think you can assume someone is a murderer, but i also don't think it's impossible for someone to get that out of control. especially when that someone already has a violent past. tjat's a really big predictor of someone being violent, and violence going a step too far. >> alecia :neighbo

that had been developing for a long period of time -- >> this was not just the local police department conferring with the location the superintendent. >> clearly they escalated it and go the help on this. to classify this -- we should remind people, we're calling it the l.a. unified school district. this is city of l.a. it is actually not the county. by the way, there are a whole bunch of parents that live just outside the city going, well, what do we do? if this is a terrorist threat from overseas, i talked to one parent do they really think the terrorists know the difference between a city school and county school. >> san diego schools, we've gotten word, not shut down but there is tightened security there. >> it was the city's essentially school system that was shut down, not the greater county's. not ones outside. whether that clarification matters, ask the parents in those schools right now. >> going back to the dialogue and on the campaign trail, you have this big debate tonight, the last of the year for the gop. >> i think we know what the lead question is going to be about. look, terror has taken over the campaign. the number one issue among republic

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long list of non- lethal tools currently in the departments tool box among them, a baton, pepper spray, and what's commonly known as a beanbag gun. >>it can go from less lethal to lethal quickly, escalation of force is dependent on how aggressive the assailant is and what they are carrying. >> reporter:police have said both the pepper spray and the beanbag gun were used on mario woods, but did not work. now police also have these body shields, which up to now have typically been used to protect law enforcement officers from rocks and bottles that become airborne during riots or protests >>sot if you have a shield you have something to provide cover for you in an attempt to stop this individual, but again we are still looking at exploring the techniques that we are going to use but in the meantime they will be deployed and available on patrol. >> reporter:opposition from the community and police commission has made tasers a non starter in the past, but police hope that will change >>sot if the tasers were at the table i would choose them at any given time because the last thing we want to do is lose a life , if we can save a life we would much rather do that. >> reporter: live in san fran

long. . >>> this is a channel 7 eyewitness news brief. >>> good morning, everyone. it's 8:56 right now on this tuesday december 8th. >>> around 4:00 this morning a fender bender escalated. police say the shooter was a bearded man in a gray minivan. he sped off after the shooting. the victim drove a short distance and was able to call police. he's now in the hospital and there's been no arrest. >>> part of 1st avenue remains closed near 64th street after a large expanse of bricks broke loose from the top of a 35 story building. the bricks went all over the street, sidewalk below smashing into the back of a yellow cab. the building inspectors will be on the scene trying to determine the safety or lack thereof of that site. >>> let's get a check on the commute with heather. >> that's okay, let's go right over to our subway status. we'll talk about the e, f, and m trains, we have mechanical problems causing delays. new jersey transit northeast corridor, danbury branch has 20 minute delays, minor delays george washington bridge, outbound you have some work. parking rules are suspended. michelle back to you. >>> meteorologist jeff smith is here with a check on the weather. g