was it here that jesus first met mary? >> mary magdalene means mary of magdala.rom magdala which is just over the hill behind me. >> a woman in distress. what the gospel of luke calls a case of demonic possession. the woman is mary. >> what we know about mary is that she's possessed by seven demons. this would have been a very personally traumatizing condition to have, and she hasn't been able to find any kind of respite from it until she meets jesus. >> according to the gospel traditions, the way that jesus dealt with specifically severe cases of demon possession is that he would get them to name themselves and then having named them, then demanding by name that they leave the person. ♪ ♪ >> it's difficult to imagine how profound that moment must be for her, to finally feel free and cured and whole. >> jesus cleaned up her life, and she became absolutely devoted to him. ♪ >> maybe that mary had some kind of mental illness, perhaps it was depression. who knows? but whatever it was, her encounter with jesus was a life-changing one. >> following jesus' intervention

mary todd, it's mary lincoln after she's married. there's not a single time that she ever use the todd name and his signature or even in -- she did not even use it in a monogram. todd became a really important addition to her name in the early 20th century when the todd family again to emphasize dolly todd madison and mary todd lincoln. mary lincoln was someone i think who we can very much appreciate had a very distinctive persona. she said that she picked out senator harlan's mary for her son and then when senator harlan's mary was married to her husband and began to exert some influence over boundaries with her mother-in-law, she very much resented that. they really got to the point where i would argue that that was one of the reasons why she was placed in a private asylum, not a public house, but a private house. robert was caught between a difficult situation with his wife and his mother. her breakdown occurred 10 years after the assassination and her breakdown occurring at a time when he was ill-equipped to handle his grieved, r

mary louise: and empowering message. anne-marie slaughter. thank you. anne-marie: think is a much.n theay night communicators, we will take a look at how the music industry works. alan barford, an associate professor of mrs. -- music business discusses how music platforms have impacted the way musicians are paid. and what reforms congress can implement to make the payment structure more transparent. jim phillips, a reporter for communications daily. ofcertainly the narrative artists and songwriters filament they don't understand where their money is coming from is not new. but i think we are living in a world today where everything is trackable. where i am,know they can know where you are, they can know what you're talking about on your cell phone. there is no reason that artists and creators should not be able to know what their songs are being streamed and how they're being paid for that. not on a significant time let either. watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on seas and two. tonight on c-span, q&a with tyler abell, the stepson of late washington merry-go-round

marie: it happened just before noon today. the suspect is in custody tonight after leading police on a manhunt for much of the day. it is our top story tonight. highlands parkway. >> southern highlands golf club is the location. we are told he was taken into or in this neighborhood. details. before 5:00 p.m. this afternoon and this is a long way from operation was. it began just after 11:00 a.m. in the morning when metro officers was wanted to a domestic dispute just near the south point casino. boulevard. one of those officers went to complex. he had a chance encounter with an armed suspect. in exchange of gunfire happens. we do not know why that exchange occurred at the officer was shot in the armpit just outside of where the bulletproof vest was covering. that officer is ok, recovering at the hospital. the suspect was taken into custody far away from there. we do not know how he got there. far more questions than answers. a six hour police investigation. a new investigation into who the suspect is and the motivation into th

marie: thank you for joining us. today the district attorney's office filed a complaint against lakeisha holloway. >> she's the woman accused of intentionally hitting dozens of people on the strip, killing one person. she's being charged with one count of murder and child abuse, neglect, or endangerment and one count of leaving the scene of an accident. the complaint was filed during a hearing where the judge got a look at the paperwork in the case. she will be in court tomorrow morning.the charges will be read at that point. marie: we have some of the police and fire dispatch audio from the crash. >> two separate clips. when explaining how large the scene is. >> fml -- a female once to turn >> control, we need units to go back. i will be returning to the scene. we need somebody to shut down carmen. >> that suspect is charged with murder with a deadly weapon and other charges, as i told you, including neglect because her three-year-old daughter was in the car with her. marie: we stay with street safety focusing on th

marie: so many moving parts to the story. you can't say up to date on all the development on the tragedy on strip by logging onto our website, news3lv.com. being investigated that killed one pedestrian on the west side of town. the woman was hit out after 6:00 this morning at jones and patrick. gaston martinez hit her with his receipt is and drove off, but was caught a short time later. marie: this puts the pedestrian fatality number at 58. the number of pedestrian deaths up over 14% over last year. there is some encouraging news. alcohol-related crashes are down nearly 16% in clark county. the whole related crashes down around nevada. jeff: new information about the man accused of shooting a metro officer last week of metro raising a second arrest report that says the suspect asked an officer if he was there to kill he appeared to be suffering from paranoia. the report says fox told the officer to look up, distracting him, as he shot three rounds at the officer. reports say fox was still pointing his gun while he was running

marie: nine days until christmas. if you don't know wha to put under the tree, we have a list of the hottest toys around. reed: a holiday story that will make your day. groups christmas wishes happen when we focus on helping somebody else. news 3 live at 3:00 continues right now. >> live from las vegas, this is news 3. reed: hi, friends. contenders meet tonight in las vegas for their last debate of 2015. marie: talk about timing as the iowa vote is a month and a half away. this is a look at the venetian where the contenders will tathis page. standing center will be donald trump at the main event, flanked by ben carson and ted cruz. carly fiorina and marco rubio along with chris christie and john kasich and jeb bush. reed: as the gop race for president heats up, leaders are cons candidates win a majority of delegates. marie: that could cause a so-called brokered convention, reportedly brought up behind closed doo among gop leaders. here is jeff barnes. jeff: donald trump's rise does not seem to be waving anytime soon.

mary ann roberts: no. >> dr. richard roberts: truly in football, not only are the overt instances, clear instances of concussion a problem, but there are indirect but cumulative effects of sub-concussion blows to the head. the more you block somebody or the more you take a hit to the head, the more likely it is that you will end up with this the book which is kind of a hybrid between an affective disorder such as playmajor zee progression on the one -- major depression on the one hand and a disease seizure disorder on the other hand. there was a football player autopsied by bennett atomalu -- that's tough to say on tv. maybe i'll turn that into a test. there's going to be a movie forthcoming with will smith starring in the role, but it was estimated that by the time he was done with football, that mike webster had suffered roughly 20,000 individual blows to the helmet. >> ron: wow, man. >> dr. richard roberts: and so yes, helmet sensors and blast sensors for our war fighters are there still remains more to be don

marie: we have another afghanistan. attack. from here. >> six u.s. service members were killed in an apparent attack in afghanistan near bagram. responsibility -- that how a man has claimed responsibility. muslim leaders across the nation came together in d.c. to discuss the recent rise in islam a phobia. they put out a proposal to fight it, to work with muslim youth to ensure they are not radicalized. >> we have to do a better job of reaching out to our young people from the pulpits in the mosques in america and teaching them how they can avoid the seductive purchase found on the internet from groups like isis and others. marie: other things they say they plan to do include registering more than a million voters before the election and plan to hold open mosque days where they will welcome people from other grounds. marie: isis created a culture of world, but the expansion has taken place online. jeff: it is a battleground the administration has waited far too long to penetrate, according to an official who sat down with christie. --christine. christ

marie: l.a. students went back to class after the e-mails that forced a district-wide shut doreed: and to bring lightness to took an interesting appr>> is it nice to get back to normal? >> yes. >> i feel much better now, even though it was just a joke. i feel more safe, and happy that our school is open today. reed: security still top of mind as armed school district police were present on all campuses. crisis counselors are available, and teachers were prepared to lead a discussion on the threat. marie: gas prices down so substantially that drivers -- they have dipped below two dollars a gallon. that means more money in the pockets of people. u.s. gas prices have average $2.40 a gallon, down $.94 from 2014. a driver buying 11 gallons of that is consumers about $130 billion more to spend. nice chunk of change. jp morgan chase says they are using the money to go out to eat more.gas at its lowest price in seven years. reed: the popular search is a late show coming to an end. here is a live look. --

marie: ouch. presidential candidate donald trump is making headlines and stirring the pot on the campaign trail. trump now describing his presidential bid as a war. during a rally in south carolina, trump took direct aim at hillary clinton and jeb bush. >> low energy can be applied to hillary. i just don't like to use the same thing twice on one of my enemies. i consider them enemies. don't we view this as war? marie: trump blames clinton for the low blow verbal spar, saying she forced his hand when she said he had a penchant for sexism. he upped the ante, pulling bill clinton and his previous infidelities into the spotlight. reed: an online policy group -- piracy group is apologizing for releasing quentin tarantino's movie to the internet before it was released. it was released four days before it debuted in the theaters. the group says it felt sorry for the trouble is caused by posting the film, adding it didn't mean to hurt anybody. the group also thanked tarantino for directing what they call

marie: and there are so many options. more than 30 places with an answer of what to do with that tree. >> we saw at least 100 trees today at the springs preserve. large piles of pine being broken down. when is it time to take a tree down and bring it in for cycling? rod coleman said the trees days were over. >> when you see all the needles start falling. we checked the water every morning. once it stops taking water and you start seeing the needles below the tree, it's about time. >> springs preserve is one of dozens across the valley accepting christmas trees for recycling. they have to be ornament and decoration free. it's nevada's effort to recycle holiday cheer, turning your christmas tree into mulch and they ship they check -- they check them into smaller particles. by applying it to local parks and even in community gardens, it's able to conserve water. >> taken also keep plants healthy. -- it can also keep plants healthy. >> every little part we can do to take care of our planet is a good thing. >> recycling locati

marie: so cute. we are in a season of giving and in celebration of the cause, the holiday spirit with donations. in addition to donating more than 700 bikes and helmets, they for thousands of dollars. yes us are ready to be backed up and delivered. reed: still to come, how low will it go? the unexpected gift of the gas the impact reed: americans will hit the road. gas is cheap. marie: it looks like it may stay that way. tom costello has the story. >>'tis the season for gifting and americans are already getting a little something extgas prices are now the lowest in years. at the pump, the national average is now $2.01 a gallon. kansas has a gbits -- cheapest gas. california-based the most. how cheap is cheap? gas is now cheaper than a gallon of milk. even a small starbucks coffee at $2.15. >> we are looking at some of the cheapest gas prices since the early 1970's. >> just last week gas was $2.04 a gallon. last year, it is down $.55. the highest national average was july 2008 when gas was $4.10 a gall

marie: thank you. a lot of people buzzing about art in japan where residents finally returned home in septembe reed: it is aimed at showing visitors the town is recovering from disaster of 2011. the event encourages evac qe's vast evacuatees to come back for a visit. they lifted the evacuation order after four years. marie: emergency crews come to the aid of wildlife caught in australia's massive brush fire today. he was rescued by australian emergency crews following fires over the weekend. he appears to be doing fine enjoying a water break courtesy reed: 'tis the season to return unwanted gifts. marie: we will tell you how they affect the bottom line. reed: how punctuation may impact your friendships, when we come back. moving a tv is a real pain. would that be easier if i had prism tv from centurylink? sure. i've got centurylink's wireless set-top box, which makes it pretty easy. let me show you. i could move it here... or here... even here. switch to centurylink. get the prism essential tv package

marie: time now for what's ahead. jeff: new information about the woman who ran into a group of people on the strip. one of the victims is speaking about about the horror he faced. marie: donald trump versus hillary clinton. why me -- why he may have gone too far in a recent comment about her. those stories and a look at the forecast, the holiday forecast, and your drive that 5:00. jeff: today is the first official day of winter and people are gathering to celebrate. solstice hoping to watch the sunrise on the shortest day of the year in the nort hemisphere. several downtown roads were closed on tuesday. a jeep had to be pulled from floodwaters. the driver was able to get out of the vehicle. the water receded after the rain subsided in south carolina around 9:00 today. marie: several people here want to know what is happening with our fojeff: news 3 is your christmas weather authority. it go to kevin janison. kevin: they wanted to see the sunrise in england and it was cloudy? go figure. clouds in england. hopefully th

marie: sergio has been at the hospital all afternoon. sergio: the sheriff was here right after that shooting and gave us a briefing about how the officer was doing. he did not mention at all he had seen himself sus that. as you heard him say, that officer is in stable condition. this is going to be a really strange comparison. the last time i heard of an armpit type bullet wound, the man was driving the car. he died from not shooting. sheriff, this officer is awake and speaking. he is with his wife and son at this time. i asked him earlier about what it's like when he hears about one of his officers being hit. >> my stomach is turning and i get that noxious feeling. that feeling on the back of my neck. i pray to god an officer does not pass away as a result. >> now we know that officer is expected to make a full recovery. officers from different agencies dropping by and setting up a perimeter as their fellow law enforcement officer is being treated. everything is clearing out at jim: you are looking at our exclusive video shot by a viewe

marie: welcome back. let's take you to new jersey where of boy scouts had to put their skills to the test after their leader made a costly mistake while showing the boys a cave in a forest. there was a bear in the cave and it grabbed the scout leader, pulling him in. search and rescue crews set out after receiving an incredibly . >> we have a gentleman in the cave with a bear. he had been injured by the bear. he is bleeding from his neck, his arm and his head. marie: such a frightening scene. the boy scouts had to build a fire to signal for rescue crews to come to where they were and tried to leave a trail of food out of the cave for the bear. the crew finally arrived and airlifted the scout master out. he is expected to be ok. at sea world in orlando is back on the ground but earlier today, about 50 passengers were stuck in the air for more than an hour. you can see passengers waving as maintenance workers are hoisted to fix the problem. crews are trying to learn why the emergency brakes were stuck. the

marie: good ice. [laughter] marie: we will be back in a few minutes for news three live at 7:00. several boy scouts put their skills to the test when their scout leader comes face-to-face with of the -- a bear. jeff: we will be back after a short break. [captioning performe [siren] to someone who just lost everything. that, "yes, we'll find you somewhere to stay" and "yes, your children will have breakfast." every 8 minutes the red cross responds to a disaster and makes this promise. this holiday, help us keep it. >> we just started hearing people screaming. we didn't really what was going on. marie: tragedy on the strip. dozens caught off guard along las vegas boulevard this weekend. intentionally took that

marie: tonight is the finalist on "the voice." reed: coming up, a sneak peek of what you can expect. marie: around the country, childhood obesity is a growing epidemic. the story of a local woman helping our children fight obesity. chloe: it will be very cold over the next couple of days. temperatures in the 30's and reed: childhood obesity is a growing epidemic and here in nevada, the children's advocacy alliance study found 32% of ch between 10 and 17 years marie: one woman is hoping to make some changes by exposing younger children to a healthy lifestyle.>> you will not need a green thumb here. this garden will turn yours into one. >> how many salads can you get from this? >> colorful concrete slabs overflowing with green. >> if you need fresh vegetables and fruit, you get a healthy braiwhat does that affect in the classroom? >> at the root of the program is candace knobloch. >> it is time to give a hoot about the next generation. >> her group adopted 13 at risk students over the past years to teach them how to start a >> i lea

marie: this goes way up and outer space. kevin: nice weather from the international space station looking down on eartor, often to the heavens. we have a venus rise. venus, the last couple of weeks, has been peeking up next to the moon. we will get venus and the moon doing a slow dance. how about the temperatures? they are mild in the west and the east. this pattern will last through the next couple of weeks, with temperatures for the mosg up. here's the view in the sky. the parade of clouds. they were plentiful and coming back tomorrow. another round of mostly cloudy skies are expected on tuesday. actually, the one thing the present an explosive sunrise. then, clouds. it did not matter where you were, the las vegas valley, red rock, we had clouds, clouds, more clouds. that get temperatures up this evening. hollywood was at 62. anderson was at 46 -- henderson was at 46. we have mid to upper 40's around western and southern edges of the valley. close to 50 in the southern part of town.. outside, overton has a mountain cloud c

marie: this is the republicans fifth debate. reed: jeff is live at the venetian where he will be listening to their message. jeff? jeff: good to see you this afternoon. this is the final judy biggert eight -- the final gop debate of 2015. this is the first since san bernardino. how tough will the candidates get to track and hunt down terrorists? the scene is set. the candidates came to the stage to check out their podium position. trump of course will be in the middle. a new poll from washington post biggest lead yet, which is more than double his closest rival, ted cruz, which means nothing according d paul who spoke with me earlier today in the spin room. he said we have seen polls go up and down and he told me today over half of the people are undecided. this is the way they are leaning. he told me of the moment, he said ultimately as more questions are raised, more people will examine their position a candidates. he had to fight to get on the podium tonight. he would be one of the nine at 6:00. the undercard is beginning, li

marie: a perspective we are grateful for. another powerful story hear from one of the victims hurt on the strip. this man was a local promoter. he described the horrific moment the car came at him and dozens more. he said it would have been worse if a woman had not come to his aid. >> i was laying on my back looking up at the sky. this lady kept talking to me. marie: his leg was badly jim: we are hearing from the coach of an oregon wrestling team also injured in the crash. four members of pacific university's wrestling team suffered minor injuries. the tragedy left them traumatized. >> very surreal, you know? my initial reaction was to help, but then later on that evening when it sunk in as to what we witnessed and the possibilities, it shook me pretty good. jim: he has been talking with his team about forgiving lakeisha holloway. marie: kentucky will no longer show the names of county clerks. the governor changed the states kim davis made national headlines after refusing to issue licenses to same-sex couples because it viol

marie: thank you. with all of the changes coming before santa's annual visit, keep your tv tuned to channel three. place up to date on santa's travel. coming up. >> a female is with security, she hit several people on the strip. she wants to turn herself in. court -- >> there is more outside than crime. jim: that was some of the radio traffic in the wake of the deadly crash on the strip. that was lucretia holloway talking about her life before the crash. that was a video for a center that helps at risk kids in portland, oregon. marie: she is officially charged with one count of murder with use of a dea weapon for a crash that killed one person and injured 35 others. the clark county authority charging her. they also charged with child abuse and neglect. her three-year-old daughter was in the car the time of the crash. she is charged with leaving the 20 -- with up to 20 years in prison. kevin: a las vegas man working at a promoter -- as a promoter, right where the car crashed. marie: we are joined at th

marie: we have rain hitting our valley. reed: chloe can tell you that 80% of my christmas decorations ended up in my neighbor's yard. chloe: gary windy weather overnight. we suck gusts up to 40 and 50 miles per hour. very windy conditions. the advisory did expire at around 6:00 and now we are stuck with some of the rain showe awe will take you directly into the storm. you can see this low-pressure system continuing to move you can see a nice bit of snow. getting a little closer to our neighborhood. north las vegas on to the northeastern portion of our neighborhood. a lot of streets did see the slight rain showers. right now we are starting to get the rain happening just after 3:00 in the henderson area. we are expecting a light rain showers to continue. here is a look at the measurable rainfall. not very much. anything from a trace of rain showers to maybe 100th of an inch. light rain so far across the area. temperatures also very cool outside. most neighborhoods in winds still strong in some areas. 17 miles per hour outsid

joseph and mary are already living in bethlehem.s in matthew -- the star, the magi, herod's massacre of the innocents -- are not mentioned in luke. for many, the details and the differences in the gospels just don't matter. the questions are resolved by faith. >> we are evangelical protestants, and here we really. i believe that the angel came to mary and that angels celebrated christ's birth outside of bethlehem. >> dr. erwin lutzer is the senior pastor of the moody church in chicago. a newsweek magazine poll of american christian adults finds 75% agree with pastor lutzer and believe the christmas story is historically accurate. >> the point is if jesus is who he claimed to be, namely the son of god, and if he came to prove that he was the son of god and to die for us, then these miracles become very believable. >> the nativity stories are pure parable, and the function of a nativity story is to give you, in sort of a summary form, the destiny of this child. >> john dominic crossan believes the gospel writers' motives were not to d

al hunt: can we separate the virgin mary from the mother mary?aureen orth: she is no longer the same as a young innocent virgin who is being told she is going to bear christ. the mary that is at the cross. there's a great deal of wisdom and love in miracles. al hunt: during christmas we don't want to be political. i'm going to quote something. the lord has cast down the mighty from their thrones and has lifted up the lowly. the rich he has sent away empty. she makes bernie sanders look-alike ted cruz. maureen orth: pope francis takes a tremendous amount of his teaching from that. blessed are the meek. the fact that she is in the koran, i don't understand why we not using this as a bridge to the muslim religion to discuss what we have in common. we're supposed to try to come together. al hunt: many political figures would be as surprised as i was that the muslims have the feeling that they have towards mary. maureen orth: the reach goes all across centuries. and geography. i went into the university in cairo and i knew that there was a benedictine

jim, marie. marie: during our breaking news coverage, we were honored to be joined by former officers who gave us inside desk gave us insight. john sullivan served our community for 25 years. he says all officers have to take more cautions when shooting victims is one of their own. >> if an individual picks up a handgun, if he is not afraid of an officer, if he takes that type of traffic action against a police officer, not a person on the street is safe. marie: stay tuned to news 3 for coverage of the shooting. we will fall all of the developments, including the condition of the wounded officer. you can catch up on all of our jim: three women file a lawsuit against former nfl player turned convicted rapists. one victim is from las vegas. lawyers representing the three unidentified women confirm they filed a civil suit against darren sharper. the third claimed she was inappropriately touched. sharper pled guilty last march. he is serving up to nine years. clark tunick -- jessica: clark county sch

marie: absolutely.

by the way, was she a black mary? >> they said neither black more white, they said she was kind of a brown color. one of the things people said to i spoke to around the world said she's breat breathtakingly beau, young and has this beautiful voice and she emanates such radiance of life and love that people are awe struck. she first appeared in the boarding school. poor girls ability 1 about 16 as old in 1982 and she appeared over eight years' time and during that time there are many other people who also reported apparitions but the church decided these were the three they would officially recognize. but in the course of it, to many, many witnesses, eyewitnesses, some of whom i also interviewed, and the doctor who was in charge of the medical commission to investigate them, that the girls really started crying. they would have these public apparitions and thousands of people would come and gather and it would be like a one-way telephone conversation. they could hear what the girls were saying but not, obviously, what

marie: it is quite the task. a shop that workshop has been set up in italy to make this huge nativity scene. it all goes to charity. it will be a gothic style landmark in venice for a charity event organized by volunteers to help improve the lives of local children. the top it was donated by a belgian chocolate maker. it's also going to taste delicious. doughnut lovers rejoice. krispy kreme will be handing out double the orders tomorrow for12-12. this is all part of the company's day of the dozens [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, its caption co>> the securities and insurance commission regulate public health companies. these of businesses that public shareholders. the sec has complex rules the company's must follow. break the rules, and there is facing civil or criminal penalties. in some cases executives could find themselves in prison. for example, a volatility was issue an annual report. . an overview of the cubbies financial health you must include audited financial statements, coun

marie: marie: finally we are learning more about a new york girl who survived an arson and of course her big trip to disney world that we told you about yesterday. >> we're going to disney world. with your whole family. reed: she learned she is going to go to magic kingdom. this little girl has gone through so much. she lost members of her family and a fire. a lot of good people stepped forward and made sure she could go to disney world and sea world and other places to really feel marie: the boy who told >>> lights, camera, access. >> my nerves have been liegs -- all day. >> this is my favorite wookie. be the highest grossing film of

marie: thank you so much for that. once again, somebody saying -- obviously here for a vacation, and this man did not witness it, but heard the sound of impact in a devastating, caddick seen. gerard: absolutely. we have commissioner steve sisolak. we appreciate you joining us. we've have been talking about how those authorities have been informed and cap abreast of the situation throughout the night. -- kept abreast of the situation throughout the night. >> i have been in contact with the sheriff and the fire department, and i continued that the men and women of metro and clark county fire department right now, there is an ongoing investigation, and they plan to sometime. gerard: commissioner, i'm guessing that one of the discussions that will be commission hearing is going to be, hey, what can we do about keeping these pedestrian safe. i've been here a number of years and remember back in 2005 following the incident in front discussion about that then, and they did erect some of those pedestrian walkway bridges. i'm g

marie: the christmas weather authority. kevin: santa claus is going to have some turbo thrust behind him with the wind we are expecting. they are going to be warmer than we are. extending now into early or possibly mid january. by late morning they cleared out. nice and mild afternoon temperatures. the only remaining clouds were only is suffering -- southern half of the sky. as the lights came on in the las vegas valley. it is the ease of the ease. we are expecting temperatures to drop slowly. we do have some pretty good wind today outside. that did not mix in and we were able to enjoy the warmth without the wind. it is still blowing at 14 miles per hour. we're talking about this last night at 11:00. they landed out of the lake. zero wind as far as the day goes. that is a bargain the way things are going lately. take a good look at these numbers becae we may not see them again until the second week in january. 57 and sandy valley. mccarran's top temperature today was officially 63 degrees. 13 of the days this month have bee

mary: german. ike?: how did he get mary: it was a family nickname.e was the only one who carried it through to adulthood. steve: was he religious? susan: spiritual. as far as i know, the only president elected without declaring what his religion was. he became a presbyterian after he was elected president. ,teve: when he made a decision did he second-guess himself? anne: i don't think so. mary: he never entertained the idea he would lose if he was running. he never second-guessed himself. who was theather thann closest to granddad anybody else said that one of his real genius in a lot of ways is that he learned from his mistakes but didn't replay the tape. i think you have that kind of responsibility, you have to keep moving on because you have to keep finding yourself in a continuous cycle of self-doubt and that can be self-damaging. steve: another quote. he said another a wise and not a brave man lies down on the track of history to wait for the train of the future to run over him. susan: wow. anne: i hadn't heard that one before. [applause] steve:

marie: one thing you can do is contact metro. by the way, back to that investigation, the strip was one area of concern, but here's another. you are looking at a live shot of the tuscany hotel. the vehicle involved in this crash behind the striking of 37 people is now blocked off by police tape. it is difficult to look at this car with such severe windshield damage. the driver's side mirror also, it seems as if it is sheared off. this is a car that went northbound on the strip, onto the sidewalk not once, but this is also the car people jumped on in effort to stop the driver, desperately doing what they could to put an end to this. for some reason, this driver ended up going to the tuscany hotel, where she turned herself in to authorities. as kelsey mentioned, she had a toddler with her. that toddler was not hurt. gerard: amazing to hear all this information. we learned from the last press conference that was directed from the deputy chief and the captain that it appears this may have been an intentional act. they have not said,

marie: a loud crowd behind him. jim: no doubt about that. jim: that special, you may went to tune in tonight because it's marie: you first told you about this when the president first paid to the show months ago. tonight, you will see how he takes our president on a trek through the alaskan wilderness and you will hear their intimate conversations. jim: look for that later on tonight stop sources have confirmed the name of the gunman who is accused of shooting the officer you see on the gurney. marie: you don't have an eight on the metro did say he is about in his 30's. this is the man who sent the jim: moving a tv is a real pain. would that be easier if i had prism tv from centurylink? sure. i've got centurylink's wireless set-top box, which makes it pretty easy. let me show you. i could move it here... or here... even here. switch to centurylink. for only $70 a month for one year with autopay enrollment. didn't even break a sweat. till just now. ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was com

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marie: is going to be cold. kevin: santa starts at the north pole's maybe he could subut we're not used to this. even chillier when you're into lincoln county. they got a healthy dose of snow overnight. 40 degrees up near fort apache. that is giving us a windchill in the mid-30's right now. on the east side they are at 46 degrees. here the meadows mall it is 43 degrees. some of the other numbers across the valley. a few clouds are possible to know precipitation is expected tonighthis area stackers eastward and gives us a chance to start warming up. here's some of the numbers around the region. phoenix is a 52 degrees. -- cold for phoenix. single digits up on top of the mountainhigh temperatures tomorrow afternoon are really not tha45 degrees in mesquite. the las vegas valley, an official low of 35 degrees. some more breezes but just bone cold. tomorrow 48 degrees as are expected high. breezes continue but they will not be nearly as strong tomorrow as what we saw last night. when temperatures go down, they they g

marie: probably not. coming up in the good stuff, and amazing act of kindness by a community to make sure this little boy got what he wanted. reed: plus, 2015 was full of viral stories. a look back at the best of the year online, next, when we come back. chloe: if you are going out for new year's eve in las vegas, you are going to need to layer up. we will show you the >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right t w, in areas like yours, people are receiving is free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you're on a fixed income or concerned about rising prices, learn about affordable whole life insurance with a lifetime rate lock that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not receive your information, or if you misplaced it, call this number now and we'll rush it to you. your acceptance is guaranteed, with no health questions. please stand by >

marie: wearing layers. a google employee uses spare time to create a pitiful time lapse video of the sky. re: coming -- a beautiful time lamb's video of the sky. dana: can -- a beautiful time dana: good afternoon. here is what is buzzing today, las vegas. she is trying to park at a convenience store. she hits the gas instead of the break. she is 88. she hit a man inside who was injured, but we are hearing he has nonlife threatening injuries. so far, no charges have been filed. now we take you to san antonio batman tries to chase down a bad guy, and eventually, he is successful. now we take you to mexico where a volcano interrupted twice on monday. molten ash reaching about 1200 feet. this has been active for the last year or so. the time lapse photography is spectacular to look at. if you don't want the kids staying up until midnight on new year' eve [no audio] that is available now on netflix and can be used whenever you please. pretty sneaky. but i like it. that's what it's buzzing today, marie: i wonder

the session their home. >> you're still a mary lee fan. >> i'm mary lee fan. >> what's scary as longit doesn't bother us, the ocean is their home. >> i'm not afraid. just don't go in the ocean. >> researchers say they tag every track sharks like mary lee to get more information, not to scare people. but here in atlantic city, even in the middle of december, some people were still a little bit concerned. >> now that i've seen mary lee, i'm not going ins will unless i got my gun. (laughter). >> i don't have a gun. i'm just kidding. i'm not -- don't go in the water. don't go in the water. (laughter). >> reporter: thank you very much. it was funny how brave people were before they actually saw mary lee. and how that changed after seeing what a 3500-pound shark actually looked like but researchers remind us that flying champagne corks and falling cocoa nuts actually kill more people annually than sharks do. so relax. back to you. >> good stats to know. we got breaking news in montgomery county. skyfox up overhead of a warehouse fire. this is on pillsbury street in upper hanover township.

[gun clicks] mary todd lincoln: [whimpering] it's your mary. mother. it's your molly.little puss. [sobbing]. your child-wife. [crying]. oh, my love. live but one moment to speak to me once. to speak to our children. you'd speak to little tad, wouldn't you, father? you love him so well. abraham lincoln: [gasping breath]. tom hanks: mary lincoln screams and faints. and secretary of war stanton orders that she is to be removed from the room. as she is led away, corporal tanner, transcribing his shorthand in the back parlor, overhears her to say, "oh, my god and i have given my husband to die." dr. charles augustus leale, the 23-year-old surgeon who has been by the president's side for nine hours, has scarcely let go of lincoln's hand, for no other reason than, "to let him in his blindness know that he was in touch with humanity and had a friend." at 21 minutes and 55 seconds past 7 am on saturday, april 15th, 1865, abraham lincoln draws his last breath. 15 seconds later, his heart stops. robert todd lincoln: [sobbing]. tom hanks: the reverend phineas gurley will recall th

mary todd lincoln: [sobbing].ne, two, three. man: watch his head. watch his head. he might have been stabbed. dr. charles leale: we need to cut the shirt and coat away from the neck to the elbow. man: charlie. dr. charles taft: dr. charles taft. mary todd lincoln: you help him! is he dead? someone answer me! help him! oh, god. dr. charles leale: i'm checking for hemorrhage of the subclavial artery. wait. i found it. a hole. and there's a clot. [audience screaming]. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. dr. charles leale: it's a bullet wound. occipital bone here. removal of a clot has relieved pressure on the brain. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. lieutenant bolton: ladies! gentleman! the president is being attended by physicians! please make your way in orderly fashion to the street! dr. charles leale: i'm opening up his larynx for a free passage of air. i need you and you to lift his arms and manipulate them back and forth. up and down to expand his thorax. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. dr. charles leale: feeble. respirati