lorenzo, great to see you.y because we had and on a few moments ago and i asked if you watched "star wars," and he said i'm too old. i asked if he watched mma, he said yes i'm watching mma. are you finding that sponsorships and sponsors are getting over the nature of the sport? lorenzo: we have definitely broken down that barrier. when we first bought the company, it was tough to convince sponsors to come on board. with our partnership with fox sports, they have been successful in bringing on mainstream sponsors like geico and budweiser and a number of big brands that want to associate themselves with our brand and with our sport. betty: do they come with any requirements? got a clean it up a little bit? there is a lot of blood and guts on the floor. lorenzo: not at all, in fact. now that we are on fox and we performed so well. our ratings are up 3.5% year-over-year. we are one of the four pillars for fox with the nfl, major league baseball, and nascar. we are completely assimilated now into the sports culture

in protest of the san lorenzo unified school district. the protest is to support teachers in their fight for a salary increase. >> pam: superintendent fred brill says almost 800 students were absent today. according to the teachers union... they are asking for a 6-point-two percent base pay raise.while district officials say they can only offer a one-point-five percent bump. >> pam: because students are being pulled out of class.the district has lost thousands of dollars. one parents explains why she is protesting. return to >>.five-percent raises. >> pam: the walkout was organized by a san lorenzo parent through social media. return to >> pam: rain is on the way for the bay area. tracking the forecast, days how much can we expect from this storm system? >> reporter: coupled with this is a cold beer in showers and mountain snow. with the winter storm watch

new details on what happened inside the plane. >> a student sitout in san lorenzo. parent are sticking up for teacher pay, but the move could end up costing the teachers money. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we are waking up to low clouds, same scenario, not much sunshine until 11:00 this morning. really more cloud cover than anything. temperatures right now still back and 49 degrees and warm later on in the south bay. 63 in the east bay and san francisco will manage a few peeks of sunshine and 59 degrees there in the north bay and mid-60s. big storm headed our way in the next report. >> it's very early, we have lighter traffic, obviously. it's tuesday, but tuesday in december. we should see a pretty good

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. >>> teachers in san lorenzo may be on the verge of a strike. jackie ward on the bitter debate over wages. >> reporter: negotiations with the teachers and the scoot district began in february, but teachers reached an impasse in october, and now negotiators are being brought in to figure out an agreement. >> we want more for our teachers! >> reporter: getting here on an overcast pod monday morning was a priority for parents and students, and they said the future of their education is on the line. >> it's really unfair because the teachers give us all this time and the effort they put into us, it's not fair they are getting the wages they deserve. >> i would be keeping my kids home if the teachers do strike. >> reporter: sonia salven says teaches need more than the 1.5% raise the district is proposing. >> it all falls back on the teachers, and i feel that dollar amount is not enough to survive. >> reporter: fred grill says with the proposed increase the

. >>> students at san lorenzo schools are expected to continue a sit-out today. hundreds skipped class yesterday to protest their teachers's conference. negotiations have been stalled since october. >>> today the marin county board of supervisors will vote on allowing medical marijuana dispensaries. the plan will limit the number to four and only two in the highway 101 corridor. >>> it's been so foggy this morning. good morning, everybody. we have a great slate from the coast all the way into our inland areas. and we do have a dense fog advisory not right -- wow. that's a beautiful scene. but at the kell da and the car -- delta and carquinez straight. right now we're in the 40s and 50s. later today, just as mild with high temperatures in the 60s. it will become partly cloudy. west wind at 5 miles per hour. let me walk you through the next seven days because we do have tomorrow increasing clouds with a few sprinklesles north of the golden gate bridge. by the morning commute on

(gfx out) (nats lorenzo)"no common profile, spread throughout the country." .lorenzo vidino is one of the reports' authors ((sot))(sot lorenzo 17:18:38) 17:18:38jeff: so there's no cookie cutter id of who these people are?lorenzo: could not be more heterogeneous. jeff: and that's a problem for law enforcement. lorenzo: profiling absolutely does not work. (headline gfx in) no other case is perhaps more representative of that than the arrest of a mississippi couple in august. (gfx out) mohammad dakhlalla and jaelyn young were arrested after the fbi noticed their pro-isis twitter posts. over the last year - fbi director james comey - has said repeatedly that his agents have their work cut out for them.((sot comey thu0196)"there isn't a particular demographic -- to location or to age -- the syria travelers early on range from something like 18 to 63." (gfx in) the report says the so-called "isis u.s. echo chamber" continues to attract followers on twitter with posts like this one, "mujahideen are true real men". 300 american isis sympathizers involved in the u.s. "isis twitter scene" were

lorenzo, you hear marquez's version of events and how he became radicalized by farook.this a familiar story? is this a typical pathway to radicalization? >> there's no typical path of radicalization. if we see the profiles for people arrested related to isis activities, we see people converted to islam and two weeks later are ready to go to syria. what is relatively common is that there was a mentor, somebody that was a bit more charismatic than the other person and slowly radicalized what was a more vulnerable individual. but this situation is where you have two, three, four individuals together, radicalizing together. that's a very common dynamic. >> phil, the timeline here is perplexing because these guys, farook and enrique marquez, they met a long time ago. they were radicalized or enrique marquez was radicalize add few years after that. you say it doesn't make sense to you that marquez was the only person radicalized by farook. >> the timeline here is confusing to me, john. if you look at the cases i've reviewed over the past 15 years, including the timeline for r

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san lorenzo. this going over the dublin grade into dublin and livermore.ht rain for the south bay too. we are looking at the wet weather stretching from downtown san jose all the way up 101 toward palo alto. redwood city. extends down 17 into los gatos and saratoga. this should be wrapping up around 1:00 a.m. and the steady rain will be over. we will have showers through the morning. that is what futurecast is showing at midnight. there is that bend of rain pushing east. we have a break for quite a while with occasional showers rolling through the overnight hours. 6:00 a.m., spotty showers, mostly cloudy skies. and i think pretty quickly by about 9:00 a.m., we should see the sun begin to come out as this exit. there is still the chance for a couple of isolated scattered showers. for the afternoon, the clouds are moving on out. we will see a lot of sun and blue skies. although, temperature should be a little bit on the cool side. just on the low to mid 50s . in the sierra, a lot of snow tonight and tomorrow morning. a winter storm warning in effect. this sh

. >>> the san lorenzo school district lost about $28,000 in funding because 6% of the district's students didn't go to class. that's almost 800 students. all of this is an organized effort to show teachers who are literally on the cusp of a strike. ktvu's noelle walker is at district headquarters. did the students just walk out of class? >> no, they simply didn't go to class today. this was an organized effort by one of the pta presidents to try to get the district's attention. she fears without a teacher contract the teachers will strike. >> reporter: it is a parent's job to look after her kids. sonia decided the best way to protect her three kids today was to keep them out of school. >> i felt like we need to take a stand because these are our teachers. >> reporter: the san lorenzo unified school district estimates of the 11,500 students in the district, 700 of them were out of class today. >> this is the student-parent sit-out. >> reporter: sonia organized the sit-out. her cell phone video shows parents and students who rallied at district headquarters this morning. it got the superint

live here in san lorenzo, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> also happening today a shelter crisis. that's what san jose city leaders could declare later tonight in an attempt to find housing for the growing homeless population. "today in the bay" bob redell joining us live from san jose this morning. a lot morant with the wet, cold winter ahead of us and we're talking about thousands of people here. >> there's an estimated close to 4,000 people who are homeless here in santa clara county, sam. and with the cold weather on the way, we've already seen some of it just this past week. you might recall it was last tuesday night that a man froze to death underneath an overpass at first and market. just a few blocks away from san jose city hall we're at right now. tonight in the city council meeting, the city will consider declaring a shelter crisis and by doing that, they could then allow churches or other faith-based organizations to provide beds in a place for homeless people to sleep. that's something that's not normally legally permitted, but it's waived when there is a "crisis." th

lorenzo, you analyzed about 300 people, is there a profile susceptible to their propaganda?ot. it's an extremely diverse bunch. we have converts, 40% of them charged so far are converts and people born into the muslim faith and all kinds of social economic backgrounds. most people are well integrated and drifteders and petty criminals. it's absolutely impossible to profile. the majority of people have been charged or investigated in the states are u.s. citizens. are people who are born and raised in this country. so this would be somewhat different from the other cases. >> so i mean, michael, you've said this attack changes the game for isis in the u.s. how so? >> well, i mean, they always had two separate programs if you like to their foreign operati s operations. one was dispatch the sleeper cells from the caliphate and those networks would radicalize and recruit and plot and perpetrate operations such as the one in paris and the other side of it is i mean, i sort of recall this crowd sourcing jihad. all of this prop, the propaganda and literature isis puts out, they have

. >>> hundreds of students missed school today at san lorenzo and many parents plan to keep their kids out of school tomorrow. noelle walker says families are showing solidarity with teachers who are trying to negotiate a pay raise. >> reporter: it's a parent's job to look after her kids. sonja decided the best way to protect her kids today was to keep them out of school. >> i fell like -- felt like we needed to take a stand. >> reporter: of the 11,500 students in the san lorenzo district, 700 of them were out of class today. >> this is the students parent set out. >> reporter: sonja organized they set out. herself on video shows parents and students who rallied at district headquarters this morning. it got the superintendent's attention. he came out to talk to them. >> of course, it's financial. it's not going to put us in a better position to offer increased salary or benefits. >> reporter: the superintendent says the district does not have the discretionary my some parents and teachers believe it does pick >> unfortunately, we are 42nd in student funding at the state level. >> repor

and for that, lorenzo davis thinks that the department itself should be investigated. when lorenzo davis joined chicago's independent police review authority, the work, it seemed was pretty straight forward. we would go to the scene of the shooting, and we began to investigate. we would get a walk-through by the officer in charge. >> later came the interviews with the officers. he claims that they were independent until january of 2014, when scott endo took over as chief administrator. he and others had backgrounds in the drug enforcement agency. >> when they came n. there was a distinct byas toward police officers, and it became not independent at all. it was like an arm of the chicago police department. >> reporter: and davis says on about half a dozen police involved shootings, he felt that the officers did use excessive force. >> i was told to change the finds of my cases, and i refused. i steadfastly refused. >> reporter: in july, davis was first-degree from his $92,000 a year job and he said that he was told that it was because of a marginal performance rating. d

he says "we're a peculiar we're joint heirs of abraham lorenzo and odessa and the other slaves. i know you know the history in the st. james community. we can't deny the fact that clementa was chosen. not only he, but the others as well. god literally had to do something. listen, south carolina is, from what we're told, we're at the bottom of everything. >> but that flag came down. >> but the flag came down. >> the flag came down. we're going to continue this. it's a historic -- it was a historical moment, a tragic moment, but wow, did the world >> amen. >> not only did the flag come down, cousin gracie, but the best part of it is we have not even seen the best part of why this happened, why this tragedy had to occur. we can only see and feel and hear what's around us, but obviously we have no idea the thread that this tragedy spread to the world. you never know the number of lives that were saved, hearts that were changed, parents who looked at their child and said, "you are that person." or may have been teaching their children about judging people based on their race and how

. >> john, lorenzo spent 23 years as a cop before calling the independent police review authority. he said it's wrong that that agency investigated 400 police controlled shooting and came out with a recommendation that the officer would be fired, twice. >> reporter: when lorenzo davis joined the independent police review authority in 2008. a year after it was formed, the work was straightforward. >> we go to the scene of the shooting, and we begin to investigate. we get what is known as a walk through by the officer-in-charge. >> later came the interviews with the officers and interviews. davis claims ipp ra was, as the name says, independent until january 2014, when scott ando took over as the chief sflor. >> when they came in. it changed into one where there was a distinct bias tort towards police years. it game pot independent at all. it was like an arm of the chicago police department. davis says on about half-a-dozen police involved shootings, he felt the officers used excessive force. >> i was told to change the findings of my cases. i refused. >> in july davis was fired from

. >> lorenzo davis analyzed the video second by second and says this case cost him his job. >> we felt unjustified shooting. >> davis did the review for the city agency that investigates all officer involved shootings called the independent police refuse authority, or ipra, a former police officer himself, he describe what is's on the video. >> they pulled up alongside of that car. >> chatman was running away from the stolen car he was driving when a police officer open fired. >> chapman was running to about here. when he got to this location, there was a gunshot. >> chatman was carrying an iphone box in his happened. the police officer would later say he thought it was a gun. >> he did not shout a warning. he did not use his radio to give direction of flight. he simply pointed his gun until he had a clear shot. >> lorenzo davis said when he deemed the shooting unjustified, his boss asked him to change it to justified. when he refused, he said he was fired. >> ipra signs another investigator and called part of davis' report glaringly biased, saying there was a significant discrepancy b

an unusual negotiating tactic today by parents in san lorenzo. ==take vo== they pulled their kids out of sl >>> an unusual negotiating tactic today by parents in san lorenzo. they pulled their kids out of school and staged a protest at the district office. the teachers are asking for a raise and have been negotiating with the district unsuccessfully since march. now, the teachers union warns a strike is possible and the parents support them. >> i took my children out of school to help the parents back the teachers to show that we're ready to let the district know that we're really concerned about a strike happening. >> the superintendent says the district is already operating in the red and tells parents, pulling kids out of school will hurt the district's efforts to give teachers what they want. teachers want a 6% raise but offered only 1% so far. >>> it is the end of an era. for years, schools in california have been ranked based on their test scores. that system is coming to an end. however, the controversy over what replaces it, that's just b

stephanie chuang is live in the san lorenzo district where it's happening. the teachers threaten to strike. show us the time line. >> reporter: there is, kris and scott.

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lorenzo. >> mr. betino? go ahead. >> caller: the koran, is there more than one koran?> is there more than one koran? >> no. there's just one koran. >> why do you ask, charles? >> caller: i don't, i've never read it, but i was wondering if it's true that it says death to infiddl infiddlel infidels. >> okay. there's one book, like any other book it's open to interpretation. you can read any text in any way you want. there are parts of the koran that indeed say things that if interpreted in a literalist way quite strong where they talk about killing muslims and so on and so forth. there's a literalist way of reading that and a historical way. the historical part is the battles that the prophet mohammed fought with his followers against pagans, and jews and so on. it was part of the early days of islamic history. and obviously, you can read them in a historical way and put it in context, or you can do what isis and al qaeda do and use a lesson that comes from the 7th century, applied to the 21st century. so as any text, it's all about interpretation. >> lebanon, new jersey

stephanie chuang is live in the san lorenzo district where it's happening. stephanie, there is a last-ditch effort before the teachers threaten to strike. show us the time line. >> reporter: there is, kris and scott. this protest, day two, outside the district office is much smaller than it was yesterday, maybe 50, 60 people, half of what we saw yesterday. but the real impact is the number of absences. district was working on the total from yesterday, and is giving that number in a half hour. we'll get that to you later. at last count, 1,200 absences yesterday, four times the normal number, costing the district more than $44,000 in one day. the teachers' union is threatening a strike. it wants a 6.2% base pay raise. while the district says it can only give 1.5%. now here's where the core of the disagreement is. the teachers believe there's $25 million in new revenue. the last three years the district can use to boost their pay. but we spoke with superintendent fred bril this morning. he says that's not how it works. that money is not general fund. it must go

. >> lorenzo davis analyzed the video second by second and says this case cost him his job. >> we felted shooting. >> davis led the review for the city agency that investigates all officer-involved shootings, called the independent police review authority, or ipra, a former police officer himself, he describes what's on the video. >> they pulled up alongside of that car. >> chatman was running away from the stolen car he was driving when a police officer opened fire. >> chatman was running along here, and when he got to roughly this location, i would say, there was a gunshot. >> reporter: chatman was carrying a black iphone box in his hand. the shooting officer would later say he thought it was gun. >> he did not shout a warning. he did not use his radio to give direction of flight. he simply pointed his gun until he had a clear shot. >> reporter: lorenzo davis says when he deemed the shooting unjustified, his boss said ipra asked him to change it to justified. when he refused, he says he was fired. ipra assigned another investigator and called part of davis' report glaringly biased, s

trish: how do you start to shut that down, lorenzo? in terms of all research you've done, you see these recruiters, these members of isis are connecting online via social media, how do you start to thwart that? can you? >> it is very difficult. we're seeing a shift, if twitter and instagram were main platforms a few months ago, messaging are moving to other encrypted platforms which is even more difficult to track. even when they are on twitter, facebook, instagram, most of their activities are protected by the first amendment. so it is very difficult for law enforcement. what they can do is monitor the people. resources are spread thin, but so they can watch and watch, but very difficult to know when they make the leap to violence. trish: that's a good point. you guys looked at this population overall. there are some things that stand out. let me share this with some of our viewers here. the average age is 26 years old. 86% of the recruits are male. approximately 40% are converts to islam. that is interesting to me. they were not born

. >> reporter: with a little help from new york jets players lorenzo malden. >> it actually made my heart feel good. >> how does it make you feel that someone did something nice? >> happy. >> reporter: because the holidays are for beginning, not just receiving. cbs 2 news. >> that's what it's all about. let's get a look at our forecast now, elise finch is standing by and it's raining outside. >>> it is raining, but the good news is most of that heavy rain is pretty much out of here. we'll really just be looking at rain tapering off. temperatures however, are already rising. weather watchers to show you some of these numbers that we're seeing as we head to new jersey, 66 degrees in atlantic highlands. he says it is 66 where he is warming up indeed. we're seeing the warmest numbers of the day. the highest temps right now. nancy in east islip has 61 degrees. raining, 2 inches so far. lucky this isn't snow. nancy, normally i would agree with you, but i know a lot of people are really unhappy that it's rain, and not snow. let's let to connecticut. he says it's raining where he is, but we need

. >>> police say they found cocaine, crack, and heroin inside loren lorenzo saunders' apartment. current mayor muriel bowser said he will be held to a higher standard as a district staffer. >>> also playing out in court the defamation of a dean against "rolling stone" magazine. that's according to our news partner wtop. she said it cast her as the chief villain. she's suing for $7.5 million. according to wtop during today's motion hearings, they'll try to compel the accuser in the article to testify. >>> 4:36. and these christmas lights can do more than stand out. they could land you a pretty hefty fine if used incorrectly. they call star showers and they can cause the same problem if pointed at an airport. the most popular version is home versions of a rock concert laser light show. the lacer is what can become an issue. >> i've been hit with a red laser in manassas. red is better than green and it was a nuisance, it was distracting, but it was good weather conditions and i put my back to it and it was over with. >> now the manufacturer's instruction manual notes if your intende

"(lorenzo vidino/ dir., george washington univ. program on extremism) "the connectivity that social media provides is something completely new, and that accelerates the radicalization process. because the intensity of being able to talk to somebody who is fighting, and that person is talking to you, it's something that has a lot of power." " u-s officials say most of the cases are connected to isis... which has unprecedented levels of support inside our country. investigators say one of the men arrested had received nearly nine thousand dollars from a isis group, to carry out an attack. omaha high school students whipped out their phones and started recording... when a police officer attempted to break up a fight. but parents are concerned, after seeing the officer punch the student in the face. you can see the officer punch the student at least three times in this video... then he subdues the student on the floor. school officials haven't said what started the fight. this video has been shared around the country. "( andreas dunn /

. >> it's not good enough for lorenzo davis. >> poor police tactics, poor place response. poor staffing. some police officers, you know - we just have to face that killing is on their mind. >> from the vacation in cuba, the mayor released a statement saying there was serious questions and arrived the police department to come up with better training. like the kind of situation ley gear found themselves in. from the department, from two more families, reeling from the loss of family members, the changes came late. >> in 35 years being exposed. this is one of the lowest periods of moral that i have experienced. >> no mother should have to bury her child. >>> in cleveland a grand jury cleared two police officers in the shooting death of tamir rice. the 12-year-old was playing with a pellet gun when the officer opened fire. the prosecutor called it a tragedy, not a crime. john terrett reports. >> reporter: no charges for the two police officers involved in the death of tamir rice. the 12-year-old shot as he apparently reached into his waistband for a pellet gun in november las

. >> when lorenzo davis joined chicago's independent police review authority, the work it seemed was pretty straightforward. >> we go to the scene of the shooting. we begin to investigate. we get what's known as a walk through by the officer in charge. >> later, they conduct interviews with the officers and witnesses. he said it was independent until january of 2014 when scott ando took over at chief administrator. he and other new hires had backgrounds in the d.e.a. >> when they came in, then the culture changed into one where there was a distinct bias toward police officers. it became not independent at all. this was like an arm of the chicago police department. >> davis says on about a half dozen police involved shootings, he felt the officers did use excessive force. >> i was told to change the findings of my cases, and i refused. i steadfastly refused. >> in july, davis was fired from his $92,000 a year job and says he was told it was because of a marginal performance rating. davis didn't buy it and is now suing both. on: pra and the city. ipra was born in 2007 in the fallout fr

juanfra/take vo --padres de familia y estudiantes de las escuelas del distrito escolar unificado de san lorenzooy y maÑana una protesta afuera de las oficinas del distrito en solidaridad con los maestros de todos los planteles de la ciudad.... --el sindicato de docentes y los oficiales del distrito escolar han estado negociando aumentos salariales pero a la fecha no han logrado un acuerdo.. --esta semana, los maestros estarn considerando lanzarse a la huelga... ===nuestros paises open=== waits for natsvo juanfra --- hay fiesta en venezuela...cient os de personas salieron a las calles a celebrar el triunfo de la coalisin opositora frente al chavismo... --- la alianza opositora mesa de la unidad democrtica gan las elecciones legislativas con un total de 99 diputados, mientras el partido oficial recibir 46 escaÑos... --- segn el consejo nacional electoral la participacin ciudadana fue del 74,5 por ciento... wait for natsvo juanfra --- en chile... un verdadera batalla campal se desat este domingo entre las barras bravas de dos equipos de ftbol... --- fanticos de "santiago wanderers" y aficionados d

among those sworn in a mother and her stepson officer cordero and stepson lorenzo will protect theirmunity side by side. >> i got my letter for to join -- able to join the police department i decided to do that. and she had just got one about a week and a half after i did. so it just so happened -- happens we got put in the same academy. >> both are vowing to protect the people of camden just like mother and stepson protect each other. >> we called it the case of the stolen santa. >> it was enough to deflate the holiday spirits of a philadelphia woman. now remember this guy here. heartless thief stealing inflatable decorations right in front of a home in the city's lawndale section. tonight we've got a happy end to go that story. our bruce gordon is live in the newsroom to tell us all about it. bruce? >> lucy, the kidnapping of santa happened in broad daylight and security camera footage included audio. for most of us the reaction was to shake our heads at the thief but one of our viewers decided to open his heart to the victim. >> santa claus comes early, right. >> exactly. >> exact

. >>> hundreds of students students students in the san lorenzo district will skip school again. it's a planned student walk out. parents held a set out yesterday. they say they are showing support with the teacher who are trying to negotiate a pay race. the district said that the unexcused absences mean the district gets mess money from the -- less money from the state. >> it's a financial hit and it's not going to put news a better position to offer increased salary or benefits. >> we wouldn't encourage students to skip schools but we appreciate the support and the sentiment. >> parents say they are worried that the teacher also go on strike but the earliest that could happen would be the end of february. the superintendent said that he is hopeful that a strike can be averted. >>> some parentses in one bay area school district are outraged at the handling of a legal case involving a follower student, joseph martin. is he in jail for molesting seven boys atwood side in concord. he was convicted in a criminal case earlier this year but now the boy's parents are suing the school d

. >>> hundreds of parents in san lorenzo will keep their children home again tomorrow to show solidarity with teachers. more than 700 students were not in class today for a day-long sit-out, and many of them rallied with parents at district headquarters this morning. teachers are demanding a 6% pay raise but the district is only offering 1.5%, saying it doesn't have the money. some parents and teachers believe the district does have the money. >> i felt like we need to take a stand because these are our teachers. >> unfortunately we're 42nd in student funding at the state level. that's an issue. >> teach ers say they wouldn't encourage students to skip school but they appreciate the support. because of today's absences the district will lose $28,000 in state funding and another sit-in tomorrow could potentially double that. >>> a california catholic hospital has a wednesday deadline to consent to a sterilization procedure for two pregnant women. both women want to have their tubes tied when they give birth in redding. the aclu says it will sue the hospital if it doesn't reverse the decis

we need alternative tools because prosecution will not always work. >> lorenzo vindino, director of theextremism, thank you so much for joining me this morning. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> you're welcome. >>> this year's black friday was record breaking in terms of gun sales. the fbi says americans bought more firearms on the shopping holiday than any other day in history. more than 185,000 background checks had to be processed the day after thanksgiving. 5% more than at the same time last year. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," hell on earth. how the ex-wife of the planned parenthood shooter describes her time with mr. dear. more details on him next. if you qualify for a sittingham's card today i can offer you no interest for 24 months. thanks to the tools and help at experian.com, i know i have an 812 fico score, so i definitely qualify. so what else can you give me? same day delivery. the ottoman? thank you. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. so get your credit swagger on. go to experian.com, become a member of experian credit tracker, and take charge of your score

some san lorenzo students and parents staged a sit-out today hoping to avoid a strike next month. teacher contract talks have stalled since october, but the district says its current offer is plenty and brings the average teacher's salary to more than $81,000 a year. >> it's some of the highest, not just in the county, but in the state of california. >> it all falls back on the teachers. so that dollar amount i don't feel is not enough to survive. >> the district says declining revenue and enrollment is hurting the bottom line. contract talks resume january 20th. students say they will stage another sitout tomorrow. >>> 74 years after the attack on pearl harbor the oldest veteran of world war ii made his way to the nation's capitol. frank levinston is 110 years old and was honored along with others who served in world war ii and after laying a wreath at the world war ii memorial he was invited to the white house. >>> the coastguard is warning surfers and anyone near the water watch out for the big waves. the high surf warning is in effect along the northern california coast. swell

cesar --- decenas de estudiantes faltaron hoy a clases en san lorenzo, con el apoyo de sus padres...--- esto en favor de maestros que estn negociando posibles incrementos salariales con el distrito escolar... --- los profesores pipden ganar un 6.2 por ciento ms, pero la oferta que han recibido es de 1.5 por ciento... --- en caso de que no se llegue a un acuerdo, los docentes podran iniciar una huelga que afectara el desarrollo del aÑo acadmico... --- manifestantes aseguran que no hay justicia... sot "que el superitendente gane mas de 200 mil dolares al ano con un 5 por ciento de aumento cada ano y que las maestras tegan un salario injusto"... cont. vo --- el superintendente del distrito via telefonica dijo que le preocupaba que los alumnos no estuvieran en las escuelas, "si no lo estan, no estan aprendiendo" explico, pero los padres defendieron su decision de acudir a la manifestacion y no a las aulas... blanca ---el fbi revela nueva y sorprendente informacion sobre la pareja que perpetr el ataque terrorista en san bernardino el miercoles pasado. cesar --- raymond mesa tiene el repor

. >> antonio lorenzo honduras. >> here. >> bertcan gadaya, ethiopia. felicia sanchez, philippines.helen jenkins, canada. andreas akan, germany. which wiilliam phambo, cameroon. alex nikolof, bulgaria. elijah knot, jamaica. evon dejesus, brazil. >> here. >> frederick, germ mi. jose rivas gonzalez, venezuela. lorella, luciana pele, peru. tim ya ma, hong kong. patricia desilva, brazil. jason cordoba, colombia. john allen gifford, canada. and mugala gasa, uganda. tabitha francis, st. lucia. caesar oban mokatu, gabon. >> here. >> harrison omar, el salvador. >> julia obragia, romania. mikaila obragia, romania. michael joseph peter hennessey, ireland. colbert son, czech republic. maha abdullah, france. and charmain malcolm, jamaica. your honor, there are 31 applicants for naturalization, and each of the applicants have been examined by the united states citizenship and immigration service. and the government has completed its investigation in each case. it has been determined that each applicant is eligible for naturalization at this time. and i move that upon taking the oath of allegianc