listen to tom and his wife karen joined by lonnie and his wife. see if they can change your mind. tom, i want to start with you and ask you about the first time you saw the face of the man who killed your child and heard the name. what stood out to you in that moment? >> we had landed the night before in hawaii to go on vacation. at 4:340 in the morning hawaii time amanda alexed girlfriend love of his life so to speak, rang my phone and said tom, there was a shooting. we're at the theater. there was a shooting. i tried to wake him up but they pulled me away. i said where is alex? she said they made me leave him. they made me leave him. then we spent trying to call hospitals at 4:45 in the morning hawaii time. then we turned on the television. we could find out nothing other than seeing that thing's face and what that thing did. there wasn't anything about any victims. there was nothing. i couldn't even leave the television on because i was going to break it. that's the first time i saw his face. >> when you say thing, you're doing that on purpose. >> because he's not human. what h

i hope this one is a girl and they name it lonnie. princess lonnie of cambridge. i could just see that now. that would be great. >> yes, that would be great. coming up, the palins get punchy. the president gets grumpy and the whole political scene roars into the holidays no better than it left them last year. and later, maybe the politicians don't know how to manage their base, but the music business sure did. ♪ i'm all about that bass >> we have a lot more low notes and high notes too coming up on "all the best, all the worst 2014." and quit a lot,ot but ended up nowhere. now...i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. you are taking a live look now at the quantum of the seas, a cruise ship right off of the coast of the bahamas where my colleague here at cnn got that tough assignment to ring in the new year. i'm pamela brown. i didn't get such a bad assignment myself in memphis, tennessee. right here off of bill street at

lonnie quinn is back at the table.e up this morning and go it is nothing. >> i have been doing this job since 1997. i have never seen an issued apology from anyone associated with the national weather service. the gentleman feels terrible. my people live in the new york city area. i want to take care of my family, as well. they are all making decisions. we all make decisions based oen the forecast. that is why they say weather drives the newscast because everybody is effected by it. again, as we were talking earlier do i stand by my forecast? my forecast was off by 50 miles. i can be as accurate as i want. i can't bring it down to a mileage thing. it was off by 50 miles. i know that made big differences. >> there are still areas that are hard hit. >> i called for the east end of long island and new york city one to two feet. new york city will end up around the one foot mark. i had areas out east seeing two feet if not more. we are already in two feet in most portions of long island. >> almost all of us would rather le

he asked her where she was going and she replied to grab a drink from the lonnie. dozen women have accused cosby of drugging and raping them in end count that's span decades. he has never been charged though, with any wrong-doing. >> jury selection begins in the murder trial of new england patriots, aaron hernandez, prosecutors asked a judge to grant hernandez's fiancee immunity if she agrees to testify against him. they say the 25 year old killed semi pro-football player owed end lloyd in june of 2013. body found in a industrial area near hernandez's house in massachusetts. >> now, a tragic accident in bergin county, new jersey. a seven year old boy dies after a folding bench collapses on top of him. police say the 108 pounds bench had been secured to the wall of the gym of berkley street elementary school in new milford. it fell open, though, and hit brandon jordan right in the head wednesday. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. some local parent are upset with the school. >> i'm very angry right now. i found out from facebook that a child died in my son

that gave us the opportunity to get more lonnie chen -- >> it was great to have you here.ou are always awesome. coming up, what time is the state of the union? we will tell you after this break. ♪ >> remember, everyone at 8:00 p.m., our special coverage of the state of the union. until then, taking stock is next. sayonara. ♪ >> i'm matt miller in for pimm fox. this is what i am taking doc on this tuesday, january 20 -- taking stock of on this tuesday cheney ray 20th, 2015. netflix reported fourth-quarter subscriber growth that beat analyst estimates. ibm also out with its results. big blue stock is down in late day trading. his forecast met the low end those estimates. and morgan stanley profits missed due to revenue decline in bond

. >> reporter: this is heaven on earth for climber lonnie dupre.america's highest peak alaska's mt. mckinley, also known as denali. at over 20,000 feet this moment is literally breathtaking. >> i broke down. just being grateful i was so alive, i didn't want to push my luck. spent ten minutes and got out of there. >> reporter: with a frozen face and beard, he earned bragging rights as the first solo climber to achieve the feat in january, the darkest and coldest month on the summit. >> it's extremely lonely because you're going at the darkest time of the year. >> reporter: winds reaches 100 miles an hour and temperatures plunged to 51 degrees below zero. grit and determination paid off after three other attempts. >> i'm like a dog on a bone. i can't give up. >> reporter: even though the journey is over. still on top of the world. michelle franzen, abc news, new york. >>> we have much more ahead "world news tonight." >>> coming up high-speed nightmare, tires, debris even pieces of furniture suddenly flying right at you. it's a bigger risk than you might think. what not to do when dang

with our guest, comedian judy gold, bill nye the science guy, talk show host lonny love, ben stein, bethany watson, actor fred willard, cnn contributor van jones and brook baldwin. it's all the best, all the worst, 2014. >>> welcome, i'm tom foreman, and even a carnival huxture would have a hard time coming up with a word to describe the year just past. 2014 was full of brilliant, baffling, mind-bending moments like no other. and we're going to look at all of them over the next hour. so we'll take down the lights, you pull out the popcorn, and let the side show begin. ♪ >> 2014 went by really fast. really, really fast. >> i think for the first time in a long time, i'm going to be celebrating that the year is over. >> it wasn't too bad, it wasn't too good, it was nuts trying to keep up with the news. you felt like you couldn't stay on top of it. >> let's start our look at big stories with one of the biggest and worst of all, the missing malaysia air jet. plane took off with 239 people aboard, disappeared, and despite a global effort to track it down, that continues to this day, not a single

more about four young men shot and killed in san francisco last friday. 19-year-old 19-year-oldia lonny chinnia murind awas working as a model. 20-year-old david saucier, 21-year-old huh right at chan and manuel o'neal were shot. those who knew the victims say they were on a better path. >> they weren't no gang members. one of them just jumped in the car and he was on his break from benihana's. >> my brother is 19. people always want to take it there when their children die, when their family die. take a stance. >> the four men were sitting in a stolen car friday night when they were shot in hayes valley. investigators have not made arrests. >> last night, hundreds of people marched from the western edition into hayes valley to commemorate the lives of the four men, stopping at the site of the shooting. at a prayer vigil before the march, political and community leaders pleaded for someone to turn the shooters in. the gang task force is helping with the investigation. >> a spirited crowd voiced its opinion in concord last night as the committee discussed whether prayer should be said at

. >> reporter: this is heaven on earth for lonnie dupre, an emotional journey to the top of alaska's mt. mckinley also known at denali, north america's highest peak. at 20,320 feet, this moment is literally breathtaking. with ice chunks covering his face and beard, dupre's quest gives him bragging rights to be the first solo climber to achieve the feat in january, the darkest and coldest month on the summit. now back down from the mountain, the minnesota native still can't believe it. >> glad to be there. also glad to have it behind me and just overjoyed with the view that you can obtain from the summit. >> reporter: for 29 days, the veteran climber tackled some of the toughest terrain and brutal conditions known to man. many others haven't survived. trekking his way up the summit where winter winds clock up to 100 miles an hour on some peaks and temperatures plunge to 51 degrees below zero. >> so mentally it's difficult because you're doing it in the dark, and you're doing it solo. my body was healthy, and i just kept an eye on the weather and kept moving. >> reporter: that unpredic

. >>> after nearly a month on northern america's tallest peak lonny dupree became the first climber tommit mt. mckinley. he made it to the prop sunday a journey that took him four attempts to accomplish. dupree said he climbed section after section, at each stop he said he felt good so he just kept going. but he says he never quite believed that he would finally accomplish his goal until he reached the summit. >> i got there, bawled my eyes out, and spent ten minutes kind of looking around. i took a couple pictures. >> dupree said his accomplishment still hasn't really sun income yet. his next project is to build a vacation home and a wine bar. >>> nasa's new horizons spacecraft is headed to pluto. the long-awaited historic encounter will provide the first close-up view of the cold unexplored world. the voyage inside the orbits of pluto's five known moons will take a few months. new horizons is expected to soar close to pluto in july. >>> if you're heading to the smithsonian you'll get a rare close-up view at a piece of aviation history. the plane used for the first flight across the a

with our guest, comedian judy gold bill nye the science guy, talk show host lonny love ben stein, bethanyjones and brook baldwin. it's all the best all the

. >> thanks, lonnie. >> when some carry, they give me five items, i give them three back.t's how i make money to help my brother and help me. >> herbie has a food serving job. he's compensated with an extra serving or today which supply herb's deli. >> i sold mine for a bag of shebangs. i know, ain't he happy? how many pieces of bread you want? >> two. >> take those two. see, i'll take mine and i'll sell it for bucks. that way i can take that can two bucks and flip it to $4 and make more money. i sell hamburgers and cheese burgers, i do it all. recently i got into telecommunications. i'll sell two calls for three calls back so i get an extra phone call. anything i can do to make a buck. >> you have to find a hustle when you're in here. you got to. >> herbie has no hustle that will make it possible to see his identical twin brother perry, who is kept in a separate housing unit. >> they won't put us together because they said it's a security risk. it gets frustrating because i'd like to see him and sit down and talk to him and see what's going on. yeah, i love him. that's th

the victims have been identified as 20-year-old lonnie brlach and mike astley. they were part of a group of six skiers training in the austrian alps. the two left the prepared slope and set off an avalanche in the process. other four skiers escaped unhurt. we told you about a serious crash that shut down the inner loop of the beltway near b.w. parkway. let's get the latest on that situation trafficwise this evening, bob standing by in the wtop traffic center. what's the word now? >> leon still some pretty hefty draz delays on the inner loop starting on georgetown pike at 270 and 355 and the crash just cleared a few minutes ago. all lanes have been reopened on the outer loop of the beltway, delays start at 214 getting into green belt. but now nothing left to see and start to see things start toin out a bit. southbound baltimore-washington parkway is hung up badly getting down to the beltway. 95 to virginia not doing too badly. a few slowdowns here. not a bad drive headed south this afternoon as not everybody is going back to work apparently. all stuck in maryland

lonnie bill lard says the school had asked him not to return to school after his social media post about to marry his partner of 13 years. the diocese of charlotte says he violated catholic teachings and his employee contract. bill lard says he feels be trade and upset that he can't teach at that school. >> i have never ever brought my orientation the fact that i'm gay into the classroom. when i find out that i can't continue to do that, it's like, yorks even no what words. kind of like a sharp 95 in the gut. >> the catholic church believes that marriage can only exist between one man and one woman. >> bill lard says he now hopes to teach somewhere he feels welcomed. >>> a man in texas messed with the wrong woman. she says he groped her twice in store so she chased him down. >> this happened in houston. she was able to have him arrest you had because she got it on her cell phone recorded the whole thing. the woman who calls her sell bell says the alleged attacker assaulted her twice in a big lot store. the first time she was scared but the second time she was fed up and determined to tak

lonnie billiard says school asked him not to return after his social media post about his plans to marry. he related catholic teachings and his employee contract. he feels betrayed and upset that he cannot teach at that school anymore. >> i have never, ever brought my orientation, the the fact that i am gay into the classroom. when i find out that i cannot continue to do that it is like, i don't know what ward to use it is a sharp knife in the gut. >> the catholic church believes marriage can only exist between one man and one woman. >> billiard says he now hopes to teach somewhere elsewhere he feels welcome. >>> a man in texas messed with the wrong woman, she says, he groped her twice in the store so she chased him down. >> oh, yeah, he was able to have him arrested because she recorded it all on her cell phone. woman who calls herself bell says that the a alleged attacker assault had her twice in the aisle of the big lot store. the first time, well she was scared but second time she was simply fed up and determined to take action. so she chased him outside and recorded her confrontatio

in this epigraphs saying, the passage haslip makes debater ways is not paying wellborn that brings lonny assemblies the soul to sleep in quiet after toil after stormy seas, ease after war, death after life. hearing this insidious argument itself nearly kills himself, but is saved whereupon despair hangs himself. that is the part that comes after. my question is, what is the connection between spencer's figure of despair and the liberalism but are numb identifies as the ideology of western suicide. does he mean to take this projection? if so there's great irony and paradox to it or in it for as he himself declares, liberalism is the optimistic espousal of the perfect ability of human nature for the rationalism and secularism. but it is the the consequence of such utopian thinking it is underlying basis may lead us to the cave of despair. it tells us something about the moral combest of division in the book. now i am privileged to introduce our distinguished speakers. the public square pages i love reading after graduating high school, he spent a year living in a tent in yosemite valley an

lonnie, i want to start with you.sident proposed a whole bunch of things that aren't going to pass in congress and i thought we were in a new era of bipartisan cooperation. >> little confusing isn't it? on the one hand the president is talking about cooperation. there are opportunities for that like trade. but yet the president thus far has no willingness. the ones we've seen so far really aren't serious. >> stay with that line. are you going to defend the president on these proposals here? does it make sense? >> sure it does. his job is not to hand down laws tonight. his job is to make proposal ls. that's what a president does in a state of the union address. shouldn't be a surprise to anybody. he's been -- >> michael, i'm going to push back against you. he has been in office for awhile. and he's not -- i mean certainly not the early part of the administration but the second half has been rocky to say the least. you would think his job would be to get things passed. yet what we have here is a situation where he is he

it came as a surprise to lonnie quinn. >> i've done this since 1997.y associated anyone from the national weather service. >> reporter: in a conference call with reporters, the director of national weather service defended his agency's forecast but admitted there is room for improvement. >> what we learned from this storm is we all need to improve how we communicate forecast uncertainty. >> reporter: the national weather service knew this was going to be a complicated storm to predict but that didn't come across since most of the forecast emphasized the worst case scenario. that's something, they say, needs to change going forward. >> what are politicians supposed to do when you get that kind of data? i think have you to react with what you're given. it could have gone the other way and then people would be complaining. >> rather safe than sorry. >> however, there's a lot of small businesses and stuff who lost a lot of money because people couldn't get to work or wouldn't go out, et cetera. >> i understand. i understand. but mother nature had other ide

lonny e-mailed us, let's see, if i had to go back to war again would i want to go with a michael moorelf. >> how brave is michael moore putting those words on twitter? super courageous. >> meanwhile, 13 after the top of the hour. extreme weather putting millions of americans in danger on the roads over the weekend. will your insurance cover an accident like this massive pileup? before you get in the car today, stick around. peter johnson jr. will answer all of your questions. >> that's right. and a bold prediction this morning about harry reid, he's about to call it quits. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70 percent of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. don't let non-24 get in the way of your pursuit of happiness. >>> take a look at this shocking video out of michigan last week. state police had to use busses to evacuate people from a massive traffic pileup