>> madeline: nowhere. i was just stretching my legs. >> dr.n someone. >> madeline: oh, my god. liesl, you are so paranoid. you've always been irrational about things like this. >> dr. obrecht: speaking of irrational, where exactly is my darling niece? >> ava: ohh! [ breathing heavily ] what the hell did you just do to me? >> nina: are you woozy? i went by the pharmacy, and i got some suxemethonium chloride. that's a mouthful. >> ava: what -- what does that mean to me? >> nina: it's a muscle relaxant. doctors give to their trauma patients so they don't freak out when they're getting intubated. >> ava: intubated? >> nina: now, i'm not gonna put a tube down your throat -- not just yet -- but the dosage i gave you just causes a bit of paralysis. >> ava: my -- my baby! [ breathing heavily ] >> nina: ava, your baby is fine. your baby is completely fine. in fact, you could still talk to your baby for a little while longer. and then this medication... goes through your bloodstream ever so slowly until you are completely... paralyzed. >> ava: ohh. why?

danny's absolutely fine. >> madeline: i'm your mother.ng you every step of the way? i was the one who figured out how to get silas out of here. >> ava: maybe it was part of her plan. maybe she's been setting you up. what if she's trapping you right now? >> madeline: that's preposterous. >> ava: what if she's got police outside that door right now, just waiting for you to leave this house with my baby? what if she's working with that detective brother of yours? what if she's arranged for you to be arrested and put away for kidnapping? nina, if you're locked up... she'll have control of the money. leave the baby, nina. leave her, or you will lose everything. >> kiki: morgan. >> morgan: kiki, hey. >> kiki: what happened? what -- what are you doing in the e.r.? >> morgan: someone shot max. >> carly: this is what franco meant when he said it wasn't over. he's so far gone, he recruited you, even though he hates you. >> heather: you cheated on him. it brought him to his senses. he knows i'm the only one he can trust. he is a devoted son now. >>

. >> kevin stall and nicole schneider a madeline. >> good afternoon. i'm kevin i'm a pedestrian safety organizer at the city collaborative i work with tenants who live in the tenderloin in signal hotels and they're one of the most vulnerable people in the city they're seniors and disabled and low income and people that have families because of that they're in this part of the city they're having the most dangerous intersections and corridors with the highest collisions and fatalities because of this we support the day lighting project to remove the parking spaces around the corner so the visibility of vehicles coming into the intersection will be able to see the people cross the street and the pedestrians can keep eye contract with the vehicles because the removal of parking is i mean, i'm not against parking but a precious human life can't be replaced we totally support the work you are doing and make sure that zero fatalities in 10 years. >> colleagues your supporting him thank you very much. >> nicole schneider. >> others. >> good afternoon again bo

. >> ava: madeline! don't do this.ina take my baby. >> nina: don't address my mother like she's someone who will listen to you. she's not gonna do you any favors. you don't even know her. >> ava: but i do know her, and she knows me. isn't that right, madeline? >> morgan: i don't think ava shot max. hey, listen to me. not that she isn't capable, but she's never gonna go near your house. i mean, she hasn't even left the brownstone since she showed up a few weeks ago. she's protective of the baby. >> sonny: if ava didn't shoot max, who did? >> kiki: michael! michael!

. >>> a fox report now and here madelines. investigators say severe weather may be to blame after a small plane crashed on approach at died in a here lear jet, including a popular christian minister who was on the executive board at oral roberts university. >> seven years in prison for a man who admitted he stole five million dollar violences. the thief grabbed the violins after attacking a musician with a stun gun. investigators say the violin is not damaged in any way. they found it nine days later in an attic in milwaukee. >>> cops say a car went airborne during a crash, slamming into the second floor of a home. happened last night outside wilmington, delware. thedóyì(ápár left a giant hole n the house which is a converted barn. police say only the driver was hurt, and even he not too badly. >> shepard smith reporting continues from fox news channel after this. i lost my sight in afghanistan, but it doesn't hold me back. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circa

. >>> latest investigation in the a disappearance of madeline mccann. police identified a man they want to question. >>> a family fight to go keep everybody safe on the road but officials are calling new crash test results just released this morning among the worst, they have ever seen. we're live with the troubling results. >>> that monster snowstorm that buried the city in buffalo is on track to set a record and it is still snowing up there, we have a live look at some conditions, this morning coming up next. we will be right back. when mom and dad said family vacation, i was expecting another trip to. i never thought it would be like this. where strangers become best friends. and life is more colorful. this place was like nothing i've ever seen. i'll never forget it. chiapas. live it to believe it. >>> well, lake effect snow has just pummeled parts of the western insuring over the last few days and some areas, did get buried up to 6 feet have of snow and it is not even over yet. >> allison harmlen is in one of them, braving elements, she's live in pa

>> madeline: such as? >> dr.brecht: such as running a hospital, such as keeping those sticky-fingered children out of my office while they trick and treat, such as putting a nurse and a disrespectful patient in their place, and i know just how to do it. where is my prescription pad? >> ava: you won! what do you want with my baby? [ grunts ] [ grunts ] >> nina: what's wrong? >> ava: don't touch me. >> nina: ohh, right. you got mad when i tried to touch your baby before. you don't want me touching your baby. so beautiful. i would never do anything to harm this beautiful, beautiful bundle of joy. >> ava: [ grunts ] >> nina: i would protect... this baby just like it were my own. ohh. [ sniffles ] what am i talking about? this baby is mine. >> michael: maybe i should see if everything's okay. >> kiki: no. listen to your grandmother, okay? let them work it out themselves. >> carly: i believe you. >> franco: thank you. i was really hoping that you would say that. >> carly: you have to promise me that this won't keep hap

doing these talks on a day by day basis when john kerry is not there, she is quote an old quote by madeline albright, the former secretary of state that diplomatic negotiations are like mushrooms. they are best done in the dark. >> now, james, take us through some of the obstacles of these talks. why would it be on difficult for all parties to come to some sort of an agreement on monday? >> reporter: well, i think some of the obstacles are there in the room, in the negotiating room, in the detail, in the detail of iran's nuclear program and trying to get a deal that helps iran, lifts sanctions eases the situation in iran, what iran wants and gets what the west wants, which is guarantees that iran cannot turn its nuclear technology to a bomb. a lot of talk about the number of centrifuges to enrich uranian and the breakout time, how long it would take iran to convert its technology from civilian use to military use and the u.s. is very keen. there is a breakout time of at least a year. these are some of the crunch things in the room, but remember, it's not just about the people in the room. i

. >> miss madeline is just an amazing little girl.e to us back in june and we pretty quickly realized that madelyn had a lot going on. >> we are hoping that miss madelyn will be a doctor or a nurse and just to give back what they have given to her. because without them, she wouldn't be here. >> in this setting, hope is incredibly important. they have to hope to get out of here. >> we are fred and donny hill and we are the parents of the little ballerina, sofia alise. >> sofia spent 157 days, 20 hours and 6 minutes in nicus. >> she will grow up and be a ballerina and this is just a part -- a part of the journey. >> just because they were born early doesn't mean that they can't be the next president or the next ball earina -- ballerina or nurse or doctor. they can do anything they want to. >>> it is unmistakably lambeau field on a 37-degree night in green bay, wisconsin. and it's an nfc north matchup between the bears and the packers on sunday night football. the bears are 3-5. with all three of their wins taking place on the road. nels

he shot two students outside, then a library employee, madeline scotto, inside. ryan hennessey was on the second floor. >> i heard 10 really fast gunshots go off and i started sprinting. >> reporter: sphers responded with within two minute. police chief michael deleo. >> he refused to surrender. as a result of this encounter mr. mays is shot and killed. >> reporter: police identified him as 31-year-old myron may, an attorney and 2005 florida state graduate who most recently worked in a new mexico district attorney's office. police reports out of new mexico show last month a former girlfriend complained to police he was harassing her. she told them he had recently developed a severe mental disorder. >> we have not found any information at this time to indicate why he chose this morning to act. >> reporter: and tonight, one of his victims, a student, remains in critical condition. scott, tomorrow, classes will resume here on campus, and the library will reopen. >> pelley: anna werner in tallahassee tonight. anna, thank you. today for the first time japan's takata c

. >> it's madeline birthday, she is 3. >> wonder if she will remember it?think she will now. >> this spans generations. >> my dad, my boyfriend, my daughter and brother. >> family all around. how long have you been coming? >> 23 years. >> for roy stewart years of parade watching taking in the sights and sound. >> we love the parade and music. >> with the age of computers, it's this time of year people see what they want to see, big balloons and floats and high school marching bands, it's all real stuff, the parade is part of family tradition and it starts the night before with his grandchildren visiting. >> the night before we build gingerbread houses and write the letters to santa claus and it starts off the season. >> the party is over this year, and folks are heading home, folks in the parade and folks watching the festivities, this is the 95th thanksgiving day parade in philadelphia. they are already working on the 96th and all the marching bands we are told are booked for next year. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the boy scout

last one would have been madeline al bright more than a decade ago.issue seems to be kim jung-un's concern about possible charges in the international criminal court. and this release comes a month after jeffrey seoul of ohio was released after six months detention. he left a bible in a nightclub hoping that that would make it into the hands of the christian community but instead, it led to charges against him he was released first and now, these two, kenneth bae and matthew miller. and as mentioned earlier, bae's sister, terry chung was pushing hard for release. and in her statement talked about how they'd been waiting for this day, praying for this day two years, and talked about how excruciating this ordeal has been for the entire family. you can imagine if excruciating would be the word when what you're hearing from north korea is word of his failing health. so they say they're filled with joy, right now. and terry mentioned she wanted to hug her brother and she did get that hug. so long overdue. and they had u.s. senator patty murray from washing

the clerk: madeline cox aleo of new jersey to be united states district judge for the district of new jersey. mr. reid: there's a cloture motion at the desk, mr. president. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. clippings he. the clerk: cloture motion, we the undersigns senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of madeline cox are a layow of new jersey to be united states district judge signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask consent the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to conclusion to consider calendar number -- seclusion to consider calendar number 10

that was dutch on the morgan and ma madeline thirsty as well with me. we are at one point surrounded by a group of young men maybe angry at being filmed looting. you can see here today dramatic difference in 24 hours. this is exactly the scene where all that happened. where that cell phone store was looted. mcdonald's was broken into with bats through the window. liquor store robbed as well. right now, dead quiet. the police have basically blocked off this entire street. this entire area. they are rerouteing cars. the only people we have seen go through there, really, emergency vehicles. and some of the fire vehicles, too. going through with the police escort to try to keep those firefighters safe 1244 hours after have a dramatic violence on the streets quiet here. national guard more than 2,000 really shutting this area down. right now at least in this place, real quiet so far tonight, greta. >> steve, thank you. it was almost surreal. minutes after the grand jury decision was announced. president obama taking to national tv calling for peace and restr

the clerk: madeline cox arleo of new jersey to be district judge for the district of new jersey. the presiding officer: there will be two minutes of debate equally twieded prior to a vote on the motion to invoke cloture on the beetlestone nomination. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senior senator from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. casey: mr. president, i rise today to speak on this nomination. i know we have very limited time, but this is a nomination of wendy beetlestone to be united states district court judge for the eastern district of pennsylvania. she's got great qualifications, a graduate of the university of pennsylvania law school, an honors graduate in her undergraduate institution, has worked now for 19 years at the law firm of hangly erincheck, siegel and publin, litigation in a wide have a right of matters, she worked in education law, has broad experience there has worked as a journalist as well before she was was a lawyer and during her time working in philadelphia as a larks a lawyea great advocate for people who don't have a voice, and also

. >> engel and his crew, producer madeline herringer, and cameraman redden edwards, land right in theare trying to clear the valley of taliban fighters. the crew is there to document the action. >> pretty much every day this outpost came under attack. and pretty much every time the soldiers went out there to do a patrol in the area, that patrol came under attack. >> while living with the men for weeks at a time, the crew experiences the harshness of the environment. >> the troops are out there for a year and a half. it's pretty tough. there's no showers, the food was pretty much all out of a plastic bag. so the living conditions were pretty bad. >> every conflict is different. in iraq, you're real danger was getting blown up in a humvee. in the korangal, because it's on foot and there are so few vehicles, it's more what you think of as classic warfare. units that are attacked by taliban fighters firing down from the hillsides. we were just in gunfights all the time. >> during the very first firefight they film, cameraman redden edwards gets a little too close to the action. >> there w

[ cheers and applause ] how about you let it go, mad madeline?! "she's just a girl."d enough of this! enough of that song! [ laughter ] this is weird. according to "the new york times" map of the most googled thanksgiving recipes, the most searched-for dish in utah is funeral potatoes. [ cheers ] which incidentally is what your grandma calls your grandpa. lovingly. [ laughter ] lovingly. not sure what to make of this. on saturday a man in colombia held a wedding ceremony for his marriage to a tree. apparently they met on timber. [ audience groans ] [ laughter and applause ] finally, anyone here watch "dancing with the stars"? well, last night alfonso ribeiro, famous for playing carlton on "the fresh prince of bel-air" won "dancing with the stars." [ cheers and applause ] meanwhile -- meanwhile, will smith sat on his couch and made $100 million. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, this is the 8g band! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are we doing, 8g band? good to see you guys. are you getting excited for thanksgiving over there? that's very good. fred, i love hav

. >> leather gave birth to her daughter madeline and mom destiny martin gave birth to damian, both onthe women have the same doctor, and the same due date. family members say it is like having twins in the family. how about that? that's amazing. >> okay, it is unique enough just to have mother and daughter pregnant at the same time. >> for sure. >> same day? >> how about that. >> wow. >> great story, great store. >> i uh-huh. >> as we go to break, we have a look at some of the snow pictures you sent in, thanks for one who posted these. now that we're getting into the season, you can facebook or tweet your photos to us, using the hashtag cbs-3 snow. you may seem them right here on "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". we'll be right back. >>> you know what it is it is, it is time for friday's forecast with fehlinger. >> happy friday everyone, we do have the retreat thankfully now visible on the map here on storm scan3 of the system that brought in the rain and of course the snow last night. but, you can see how the skies have cleared out. the problem is despite full sunshine across the

the internal reviewers, madeline isn't here today, she has now left the department of defense and isr at the national nuclear agency working on the warhead side of the problem. she could not be here today because she is traveling. the command sergeant major of strat command, having a senior enlisted on the review was critical because we wanted to get a sense of what was happening all the way down to the deck plates in the silos. they had a very hard problem because they were talking truth to power, and it wasn't a pretty story, and they stuck to their guns at the secretary's behest and did an incredible job. they found that the nuclear deterrent is safe, secure and effective today, but united states we take action, and immediate action, that president possibility of something happening over the near future goes up unacceptably. we needed to address it right away. the external reviewers, harvey and general welch, they were not asked to give an assessment of whether or not the nuclear deterrent was safe, secure and effective. they are tasked by the secretary to say where are the gaps a

the question is, is it the sense of the senate that the debate on the nomination of madeline cox arleo of new jersey for united states district judge for the district of new jersey shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote:

in conclusion, when speaking around the world, she also had to stand on what she called the madeline albright box to be seen over podiums. today thousands of young students and women from across the world stand on her shoulders inspired by her example and empowered by her leadership to speak boldly, act bravely, and make their mark in the world. may it be comfort to her husband and the entire family that so many people around the world mourn their loss, share their grief, and praying for them at this sad time. president johnson sirleaf of liberia said it best. may she rest in peace for her long years of labor to make the world a better place. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlelady from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. you can't turn on the tv this week without hearing about myth economist jonathan gruber's comments that obamacare was passed b

madeline cox arleo of new jersey to be united states district judge for the district of new jersey. wendy beetlestone of pennsylvania to be united states district judge for the eastern district of pennsylvania. victor allen bolden of connecticut to be united states district judge for the district of connecticut. the presiding officer: prior to the vote there will be two minutes of debate on the pepper nomination. the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: i ask all time be yielded back. the presiding officer: without objection, all time is yielded back. a senator: i ask the yeas and nays. is there. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. there is. the question is on the pepper nomination. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: is there any senator wishing to vote or wishing to change his or her vote? the yeas are 95, the nays are zero, and the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, there will be two minutes of debate prior to a vote on the sannes nomination. without objection, all time is yielded back. the quest