juli: sergeant mcdonough delivered one misuse citation in person. the woman was parked in the handicapped spot using her husband's placard. officer: if he's here, it's okay to be parking here; but if he's not, obviously that's an issue. juli: she claimed he was in the mall with their daughter. sergeant mcdonough asked for his cell number to find out. officer: you are? where is home? so you're not at the burlington mall. juli: robert scott has an valid placard. he told newscenter 5 it's discouraging that able-bodied needs. robert scott: this time of year parking is so tough they'll just grab any spot they can. they could care less about somebody that needs it. they're selfish. juli: sergeant mcdonough says they don't anticipate this problem going away even as the holiday shopping season winds down. they conducted this same patrol in march, actually issued even more citations during a random spring weekend. on the bright side though, he said they have noticed a decline in thefts and other car break-ins because of their increased presence. in burlingto

a local classic that's changed this year - jim changed this year - jim mcdonough is going solo. and another favorite - tribute is at the paramount next week... 'the nutcracker' ballets friday to sunday, dec. 4 to 6 no holiday is complete without a visit to clara's house where her beloved uncle drosselmeyer presents the magical gift of a nutcracker, leading to enchanting and dangerous adventures. tchaikovsky's timeless tale is springing to life this weekend at both ends of the corridor. nolte academy is presenting its annual production at the englert through sunday. on saturday and sunday, orchestra iowa and ballet quad cities will blend their artistry on the paramount stage in cedar rapids. both interpretatio ns will lead audiences to the land of aahs. "the nutcracker" ballets cedar rapids: 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. saturday and 2:30 p.m. sunday , paramount theatre, 123 third ave. se; $19 to $54, paramount box office, 366-8203 or paramountthe atrecr.comiowa city: 7:30 p.m. friday ; 2 and 7:30 p.m. saturday ; and 2 and 6:30 p.m. sunday , englert theatre, 221 e. washington st.; $16 to $2

mcdonough is well-known to me, especially well-known to senator corker, my colleague. he received his undergraduate degree in suwanee before going on to law school at vanderbilt. he was the member of a prominent chattanooga law firm, chief of staff to chattanooga's mayor. we're fortunate he is willing to serve and we're forenational the president has nominated him. and i urge my colleagues to vote for him. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. mr. president, i yield back all time. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. question occurs on the mcdonough nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: have all senators voted? does any senator wish to change their vote? on this nomination, the ayes are 89, the nays are zero. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to the consideration of the following nominations which the clerk will report. the clerk: nominations, department of state, kenneth damian ward of virgin

bob mcdonough posted the improvement you holiday concert on his facebook page and not surprisingly it taken off, 1 million views so far, what is surprising, mcdonough says he has no experience as a coral leader, just a passionate music fan, who knows a thing or two about conducting not just trains. >> he definitely pulled it off, i'm thinking though, who is running the train? it looks like everyone survived. lets check in with matt pellman in the traffic center. >> drivers are not filled with much glee as we look live at 95 in delaware county, they are singing a sad tune this evening, you want to conduct yourselves accordingly, to avoid the stretch of 95 on naaman's road and just the shoulder is open to northbound traffic toward the airport. we are at a stand still. all we see are taillights parked and the travel time now just eight minutes, an hour and five minutes, you'll want know parts of i-95 in delco, can you stick with the cloud on chester or 213 but i would stay farther away, use the concord pike north to baltimore pike and route 1 or out of wilmington the delaware memorial br

rendition of the carol of the bills on a friday night trip from grand central to new haven after mcdonough spotted the choir on board, he gave them a private car for their impromptu performance. >> ics i have a great idea. i said i want to do a video to break the southwestern, and they said yeah, yeah let's do it. >> we didn't rehearse it. it was a one-take miracle. >> despite the popularity of not pursuing a career in music. he's going to stick with train conducting, at least for now. >> that's awesome. >> he's got it down. >> all right. it is 6:50. a lot of kids asking for those hover boards. a new video of one of those hover boards catching fire, this one forcing everybody out of a mall. >> and a little girl from upstate new york who lost her family in an arson has a special request this holiday season, and it but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. it's the holidays. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's

ennis mcdonough got to honor by lighting the menorah this you year. one additional candle will be lit each night of the eight-day jewish holiday. let us which gears and take a live look outside right now at the nation's capital. pretty cold start to the week, but let's get to doug hill for a first look at the forecast. up quickly warming on this monday. a few high clouds and we will see more that. we had cloudless skies. still, this outside the weather center. looking at the rockville campus. temperatures right around 50 degrees. elsewhere around the area, temperatures as high as 57. 55 in baltimore and leesburg. 48 right now in frederick could there is . there's a little heavy rain in the outer banks. the rain and trust in charleston, west virginia area will pretty much watc washout. pretty much bottoming out. today's forecast is mostly sunny with a few strands of high clouds. 55-60 degrees. overnight, mostly clear and we will drop to the 30's to near lower 40's. we will look at the next seven days for you coming up in just a couple of minutes. first

. >> yeah, tonight's event is to raise money for joey mcdonough, he is undergoing some tough treatments right now. he is the grandson of a retired woburn firefighter. tonight's event is really all too familiar for the firefighter community here. just over a year ago, they raised money to help out the family of another retired woburn firefighter. those two men close friends. that's where we're at right now, a cancer family. >> heart-wrenching. i knew exactly what he was going to have to go through. >> reporter: two families rocked by the same disease. >> it's an aggressive cancer and even like with frontline treatment, there's a 50% relapse rate. >> reporter: doctors say it only affects around 700 patients every year, but this difficult diagnosis is now shared by two families with a long history together. >> we work together, we play together. we raise our kids together. grandfatherstien was a woburn firefighter along with brooklyn's grandfather joe. their families live across the street from each other. >> it's beyond numerical possibility to me,. >> two people in the same neighborhood

>> i've talked to desmet -- denis mcdonough, and the president. have made it very clear that i think -- i ended up voting for the agreement because i thought that voting against the agreement would not make things any better. it would not have been the agreement that i would have negotiated, but it was the agreement that was reached and was supported by all of the nations as well as the united nations so we're moving forward. i think we need to move forward carefully. i think we need to make absolutely sure that you ran is meeting its obligations and i andvery disappointed distressed that he ran in violation of u.n. sanctions had missile tests in the past few weeks. they clearly are in violation and i issued a strong statement on that issue and i urge the administration to do so as well. while there were differences while there were strong feelings, now we need to be united in making sure that the ran not only follows the agreement made with respect to nuclear arms but also is meetonted and called on to its obligations under international law and

white house chief of staff denis mcdonough helped light the first candle of the menorah on the ellipse this evening- the jewish holiday, also know as the festival of lights, marks the ancient victory of the jewish maccabees over the occupation of jerusalem. the maccabees only had enough lamp oil for one the second most practiced sport in the world came to sioux city today. the annual iowa judo state championships brought competitors from all over the state to siouxland. the championship included categories for boys and girls, adult competitors, and open rank competition. judo is a sport involving throws and pins for children and chokes and joint locks for adults. judo instructors say it's more than the competition though-- it's the character building skills that really matter. ktiv's tommie clark went to the championship and spoke with several competitors << "judo instructors say judo not only teaches their students physical skills, but also life skills." it's a sport that's physical... competitor slamming opponent on the ground. ...but it goes beyond competitor's physicality. "it's im

bedford gets 4 goals in the 1st , starting with a wrister up high by john mcdonough. 1-0. then griffin gagne sets jay roberto up for a goal 2-0. and then colin voloshin follows the bouncing puck and pokes it into the net. bedford is really good this year and they win 6-1. let' s check out one of the top high schoolbasketball players in the state, if not the best. keith brown of pelham, taking on bow. check out the quick release. quick trigger, knocks down his first shot of the game and then he splits the defense and avoids the charge as he lays it in off the glass. a big crowd on hand to check out the champs, and brown. nice play for the falcons here shane wunderli with a great pump fake, which opens up a lane to the basket for the layup. more from brown, a quick drive to the glass and score. pelham wins 71-43. brown played 3 quarters. 37 points, 12 rebounds, 5 assists. philadelphia university. expect st a' s, snhu, and merrimack college to follow suit and make offers as well. college basketball. dartmouth at home with longwood . connor boehm with a three pointer. then eva

i need to thank elizabeth mcdonough, lee hilldebrand, thomas cuffy, some unsung heroes of the united states senate who do a nonpartisan job for us, kind of refereeing when asked. when you're doing a reconciliation bill, you're forced to scvment i had no idea what the process was and the difficulty and the time that's involved, but all of that was spent by the parliamentarians. we're all familiar that -- with the rule book, which is in every wurcone of these desks and about this thick. that's a small part of it. in their office they have file cacabinets full of press dejtse. if you're drafting a bill that has to meet the kind of rules and the tight constraints that a reconciliation bill has, they have to meet with you on a regular basis to give their opinion and review all of these precedents to see if it can be put together the way that you think that it ought to be put together to be sure that when it comes to the floor, it can be voted on and when it's done it actually is a bill that will possible to go to the president's desk. so i thank the parliamentarians from presiding officer

despite the popularity of the video mcdonough says this is it for his music career. he's going to stick with train conducting for now. >> that's pretty cool. >> it looks very professional. >> he's got it. >> one take with those voices of course. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> good morning everybody. it is going to be a nice to your day. clear visibilities over to the wall street area. paramus 33, 37 newark. these numbers are warm for this hour of the day. we've got a little light wind here. looking down the shore here at asbury park, look at december, it is way delayed. let's compare last year, this year really quick, right? you know as you see the temperatures around 42, 40, 38, had some snow on the 10. look at our temperatures going into the 13th. we're going to be looking at 64 degrees. it is definitely december delayed. temperatures this weekend 10 to 20 degrees warmer than normal. i know that this makes at least one person very happy. >> yes, there she is. >> i'm sure it makes ken happy as well. yeah, i thought so. >> yes, wel

. ♪ scarlet: coming up on bloomberg, denis mcdonough will join with all due respect to talk politics.s it. i'm scarlet fu. what did you miss? time to turn to france. after the terror attacks they found the first round of regional elections. the national front party attracted 6 million votes. jonathan, i want to give you a set up here. a map of the voting shows the national front was ahead in six of the 13 regions. the party leader one more than 40% in their region. a poll cast doubt on whether the national front will be able to hold their lead in round two this sunday. a number of socialists are respected to vote this time around. thank you for joining us. there is question about whether the party will carry any regions. is the national front a major party? it has been around for a long time. it made its breakthrough in 1986. in 2002 he made the second round of the french presidential elections. this has been a long time coming. the security situation in europe, the refugee crisis, it created a perfect storm for him. they have yet to gain any practical experience in terms of governing

. ♪ mark: joining us on the north lawn is the chief of staff denis mcdonough for one of his rare televisionrances. happy holidays. thank you for joining us. >> welcome to the white house. mark: what are the facts on the ground in the war against isis? are they on offense, defense? >> they are pressing as hard as they can on a number of different fronts. they have given back about 40% of the ground they have gained over the course of the last year. they are also striking out in different ways, as we have seen. the sinai peninsula, paris, san bernardino, so this is something that we have to make sure that we stay very vigilant about. the president demanding that from his team, and that's what we will continue to do. would you say people are mischaracterizing the president's posture when they say he is not making any changes? >> i think we are making changes every day. i will tell you what we are doing. we are applying lessons learned all the time, making sure that when we see soft spots we hit them and hit them hard. isilill make sure the hears from us. mark: a lot of people on capitol hill r

ryan mcdone in that got things -- ryan mcdonough got things going. deferric made up for it in the 3rd. that's his second goal of the game. 4-1, the rangers go on to win. >>> cory snider and the devils were also home tonight. they took off the florida panthers. 26 seconds into the game as mike makes a couple of moves. puts it in. that's all they would need. kamalari put in another goal. 4-2. the final devils pick up a w at home. >>> the college football playoffs is said. texas takes oklahoma. alabama takes michigan state. the winners of the two games will play for the national championship. >>> college hoops! taking on saint francis in madison square garden in the holiday festival. a 19-2 run. this one from duron johnson. the dagger from the baseline, 53. 56, chris mull et wins his first game -- mull let wins his first game -- mullet wins his first game. >>> staten island, only the strong dare to jump in. system of our colleagues, including lauren, amy, jason, and five others braving the cold water to raise money for special olympics as the holiday sp

first of all, the president's chief of staff dennis mcdonough. he is a former college football player. he is a strong man emotionally and physically, and he's very forthright, which i appreciate in the positions he takes with everybody. he's helped us guide this legislation through. we have a number of people that work at the white house that we worked intensely with. all the cabinet officers -- we had a very good relationship with jack deitch. i appreciate his involvement in so many different ways. longtime senate employee katie burn fallon has been available anytime we needed her. and this has been very difficult for her because she is a new mom with two little twins sms she -h two little twins. she was always available. her knowledge of the senate has been helpful in our being able to move this bill as far as it has been. and then longtime floor staffer who operated and ran the floor for many, many years marti payon. we still miss him here in the senate. he did such a good job for the country and the senate. we must pass this legislation as qu

first of all, the president's chief of staff dennis mcdonough. he is a former college football player. he is a strong man emotionally and physically, and he's very forthright, which i appreciate in the positions he takes with everybody. he's helped us guide this legislation through. we have a number of people that work at the white house that we worked intensely with. all the cabinet officers -- we had a very good relationship with jack deitch. i appreciate his involvement in so many different ways. longtime senate employee katie burn fallon has been available anytime we needed her. and this has been very difficult for her because she is a new mom with two little twins sms she -h two little twins. she was always available. her knowledge of the senate has been helpful in our being able to move this bill as far as it has been. and then longtime floor staffer who operated and ran the floor for many, many years marti payon. we still miss him here in the senate. he did such a good job for the country and the senate. we must pass this legislation as qu

and these are members of the yale glee club who had no trouble taking direction from conductor bob mcdonough. they gave an impromptu performance and filled the car with holiday spirit. >> love it. >>> a mosque becomes a target of what appears to be a hate crime not once but twice. the gruesome discovery found at the front door and what is being done to stop it from happening again. >> plus, car safety ratings getting an upgrade. how the new system will help people inside and house of a car. >> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. the bridge is moving better than the sawmill. a dry evening commute. temperatures are cooler than recent nights at 45. why it could get icy tomorrow meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. you can too. call now. now we can connect more devices, at the same time. the wifi in this house is amazing. so is my guacamole. ha, look at that! [laughs] time warner cable even has an internet plan for us. get the intern

suspected when the president made the shocking speech after his walk around the white house with dennis mcdonough. i was struck by the president's comments on syria. because he not just once, but twice patted himself on the back. regarding syria. saying my policy has been a success. when you think about that you're talking about 250,000 plus people have been killed. talking about millions of refugees. talking about iran cementing its role further in syria as a satellite state. you're talking about russia expanding its reach into syria. growing its relationship with iran, with the syrian regime. you're talking about the chaos from syria bleeding into iraq. after the president withdrew troops from iraq. and most importantly in terms of our national security interests, you're talking about the growth of isis. taking territory, holding towns, presenting a threat to the united states of america. this is all happening in syria, under the president's watch after he sent, remember he sent an ambassador to syria in january of 2011 because he thought things were going to turn. now you've got the president

. ♪ >> bob mcdonough became a choir condow -- conductor when the yale choir boarded his train. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-wehmy darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. gerri: we're just one week from that much anticipated fed meeting, they will announce, tell everyone whether there will be a rate increase or not, as oil prices plummet to a 7 year low. my next guest said this is a unintended consequence of fed policy not allowing capitalism to do its job, bob rice with me now, why are prices low. >> too much supply, simple, basic thing. there was too much supply of money many years ago, quantitative easing from fed drove cost of capital to zero. gerri: interest rates continued for 9 years. >> so what happened people trying to figure out how to make an income stream, if you can borrow at zero, you don't have to worry about consequence of paying back away too many people -- way too many people invested in e

instead the senate confirmed robert mcdonough. after confirming judge mcdonough, 19 judicial nominees remain on the executive calendar that were all voted out of the committee unanimously. at this point, in 2007, democrats worked with president bush to confirm 36 judicial nominees. 11 compared to 36. if the republican senate keeps up this glacial confirmation pace -- and it is obvious why they're doing it; they hope that donald trump will be elected president, hillary clinton won't be. yesterday's confirmation marks only the is 1 1th confirmation of this congress. if the republican senate keeps up this pace, many of their recommendations for georgia and iowa and other states are at risk of not being confirmed. these are republican selections. the american people are paying the price. since republicans took control of the senate, the number of judicial emergencies around the country has more than doubled. during this session of congress, we've only confirmed one circuit judge. because of the republicans' slowwalking, the senate is

the guy in the middle lighting the first candle is the white house chief of staff dennis mcdonough.he jewish holiday known as a festival of lights. the mack bees only had lamp oil for one night but it lasted for eight. crazy. night. >> their lamp wasn't quite that big, though, i don't think. >>> super sized forecast in size for you. >> wednesday and thursday we're talking about the biggest storm of the season moving through the bay area producing inches of rain and feet of snow. we're finding some drizzle this morning ahead of the storm system that's moving through the northwest. that's why we have fog in place this morning and quite a bit of drizzle. we're looking at 50s across the board this morning because of the fog. as we go into san jose, that's the one spot we haven't seen fog so bad. but visibility starting to lower here. the low clouds starting to drift across the horizon. we're going to get rid of the fog but hanging on to the clouds. 56 for pacifica, 60 in san mateo, cloud covered in san francisco so that means the temperatures cool today barely hitting 60 degrees, 57 for

joy mcdonough was diagnosed with neuroblastoma. joey lives across the street from brooklyn dooley who was finishing her treatments for the same disease. family and community members are floored with how this tragedy struck the department twice. >> we work together. we play together. we raise our kids together. >> two people in the same neighborhood just across the street from each other. it's unbelievable. >> we're all family. once you're in, you're in. and their family is our family, vice versa. >> sarah: last year woburn help brooklyn. now they've opened an account to help joey. if you'd like the help, we have information on our web site, whdh.com. >> nancy: a young boy from douglas putting some recent fire safety lessons to good use to savist brother's life. ten-year-old brayden wilcox woke his older brother, who was also in bed, heard it too, but like a lot of people, he ignored it. their mom happened to call. she told brayden to check out the carbon monoxide downstairs. when he realized that's where the sound was coming from,

conductor approved that he can direct a lot more than rush hour crowds [ music ] facebook, conductor bob mcdonough realizes he's got very special passengers, the to ask them for an impromptu performance on the train ride back to new york. he gets them to belt out carol of the bells of course under his direction. the result is a train car filled with beautiful music and plenty of holiday spirit. >> wow. >> nicely done. >> very, very cool. >> that'll do it for this edition of eyewitness news. i'm lori stokes. >> and i'm shirleen allicot.

jury has indicted chicago police officer charged in the shooting death after black teenager la kwon mcdonough. according to the copy of the indictment, officers janes on vandike indicted on one count of murder, one of official misconduct. alleges mcdonald shot the 17 year old knowing it created a strong possible probability of death or great bodily harm, prosecutors initially charged vandike with one count of murder, hours before video of the october 2014 shooting was made public. >> a lot of different scenarios that play for the eagles to make the playoffs. account birds pull this off? howard has a look after the break. >> but first, here are your winning lottery numbers. to the used car buyer who's worried about getting taken for a ride... don't worry. the only rides you'll get taken on at carmax are the ones you take yourself. but just in case that absolutely 100 percent perfect choice... ...turns out to be... less than perfect... we give you five days to change your mind. sorry. [gus singing] ♪ dashing through the snow ♪ careful on the ice ♪ keep scratchin', cousin joe. ♪ [cousin joe sing

>> [ singing is ] >> so the conductor is bob mcdonough, so into it. don't you just love it. his train is traveling from new york. >> wouldn't you buy tickets to the glee club train. how great is that. >> of course, who wouldn't want to be a passenger on that. >> needs to take the show on the road. >> check out the trend online at abc7ny and send us your trend ideas using the hashtag the trend. awesome job, thanks liz. >>> a little boy makes a heartbreaking admission to santa. next on eyewitness news first at 4, why he told santa that he was worried about being on the naughty list. >> and a little bit of progress on the sawmill river parkway. one southbound lane has reopened near exit 4 in yonkers. in the northbound lanes remain closed. we'll check in wit it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you

vice president joe biden, john kerry, secretary jeh johnson, loretta lynch, denis mcdonough, ben rhodes. andrea: the man is changed benghazi talking point deliberately to make sure it didn't look like our consulate was attacked under president's watch right before an election. so glad he will be attending. what will he do this time? they will come out and spin, take steps to defeat isis and iran deal is good? you can't believe a word that they say. this is classic political pr before holiday season, goes to hawaii, puts on the mom jeans. here it comes, everyone. just warning you. harris: details you gave, sandra, point to the fact this is almost a do-over again. some of those people were just gather ad few days ago before we got the update. curious to know how the president now, closer as we move to the time people will be traveling for this christmas holiday season in droves, how he is going to reassure everybody. we're watching for that out of corner of our eye. when it happens we'll bring it to you live. this is going on capitol hill. a hearing to find out how many of the san bernard

celebrated hanukkah with the lighting of the national me nor ramp white house chief of staff dennis mcdonough helped light first candle. the celebration of hanukkah runs through next monday, of course. >> christa: up next on "today in new england," you're headed to the aquarium. >> yeah, yeah. this is a good one. in this week's "who did it better?," i'm taking on a patriots star. you get to vote for the winner, of course. >> christa: and at 5:30, a former president making an amazing announcement. >> jeremy: good morning. welcome back. through the day, it's chilly now, but it turns into a nice, mild day. sun and clouds. you don't need heavy coats, but jackets, sweaters, hoodies this morning. this afternoon numbers headed for the 50s once again. business traveling, the numbers in the great lakes states will feature a lot of clouds. chicago 47. detroit 47. minneapolis 43. but even for this portion of the united states, that's considered mild. dallas 70 degrees. and out west, los angeles 72, phoenix 77, seattle, a few showers, temps this afternoon in seattle near 50. today? i really need this tod

my name is thomas mcdonough and i lived in san francisco since the late 1970s.m here today as a supporter of this project. the warriors have shown impressive commitment to collaboration and planning this arena project. they literally have committee stakeholders present and updating at the mission bay business advisory committee and they seek input on various businesses including ucsf. and agreed to stop the warriors project the opposition mission bay alliance, has invested four separate law firms that have [inaudible] other constituents to stop the project. the venture capitalists behind the curtain are used to getting-used to using lawyers to get their way. this appeal is not about the environment. it's about a few rich people taught us how the city should be run could i urge you to deny the appeal and allow the project to go ahead. i think, from listen to the presentation this evening, and listening to the tremendous success of the warriors have had on the courts in the last year, year and a half most certainly, you can see operationally also that this is a fa

♪ ring silver bells >> well that bob mcdonough and now he's two kinds of conductor.r when the yale glee club boarded his train. they started to sing. they also sang at grand central station. that and a 24 ounce beer and a paper bag will give you a good commute hoemt. right, brian? >> my problem is i drink too slow by the time i get to the last six ounces it's warm. so i go 12 ounces -- >> for folks not from this area. you can buy those and put them in a brown paper bag -- >> no one ever suspects you're drinking beer, either. >> nobody is drinking milk out of that. >> thank you, heather. >> no nipple on that. >> tmi, brian. >> huh? >> coming up on this wednesday -- >> i guess you could. >> where did the san bernardino terrorists get the money, and does the money trail lead to a larger terror cell? the man who followed the money after 9/11 takes us inside the killer's bank account. next. >>> plus, he married kim kardashian. and kanye, now he's spreading his message in a different way. >> i don't think people are interested in a bunch of religion, like tell me what i ca

his name warren smith mcdonough and he was one of the first to storm the beaches at normandy.y by his side but his caretaker refused to let his heroism go unnoticed. >> he was a very humble man. the obituary he wrote himself, he didn't mention he was in the service let alone all the medals that he got and how he survived normandy. thanking me for what i did for hip. demuch more for me than i could ever do for him. >> he received a purple heart and a medal of courage. another tear jerker this morning. >> remarkable story. >> the show is getting heavy this morning, i have to say. >> let's lighten it up. >> no tears, rick. >> reporter: hey, guys, i am scaring her that i'm going to make her do the weather right now. you don't want to do it. you want to do the weather. how is the weather today? >> cold. >> there you go. it's chilly. it's not going to last. it will be warm. guys, guess what, winter is coming. tomorrow is the official start of winter. that means after tomorrow the days start to get longer. that's the way you have to look at it. things will be getting better more suns

my name is thomas mcdonough and i lived in san francisco since the late 1970s.m here today as a supporter of this project. the warriors have shown impressive commitment to collaboration and planning this arena project. they literally have committee stakeholders present and updating at the mission bay business advisory committee and they seek input on various businesses including ucsf. and agreed to stop the warriors project the opposition mission bay alliance, has invested four separate law firms that have [inaudible] other constituents to stop the project. the venture capitalists behind the curtain are used to getting-used to using lawyers to get their way. this appeal is not about the environment. it's about a few rich people taught us how the city should be run could i urge you to deny the appeal and allow the project to go ahead. i think, from listen to the presentation this evening, and listening to the tremendous success of the warriors have had on the courts in the last year, year and a half most certainly, you can see operationally also that this is a fa

my name is thomas mcdonough and i lived in san francisco since the late 1970s.m here today as a supporter of this project. the warriors have shown impressive commitment to collaboration and planning this arena project. they literally have committee stakeholders present and updating at the mission bay business advisory committee and they seek input on various businesses including ucsf. and agreed to stop the warriors project the opposition mission bay alliance, has invested four separate law firms that have [inaudible] other constituents to stop the project. the venture capitalists behind the curtain are used to getting-used to using lawyers to get their way. this appeal is not about the environment. it's about a few rich people taught us how the city should be run could i urge you to deny the appeal and allow the project to go ahead. i think, from listen to the presentation this evening, and listening to the tremendous success of the warriors have had on the courts in the last year, year and a half most certainly, you can see operationally also that this is a fa

my name is thomas mcdonough and i lived in san francisco since the late 1970s.m here today as a supporter of this project. the warriors have shown impressive commitment to collaboration and planning this arena project. they literally have committee stakeholders present and updating at the mission bay business advisory committee and they seek input on various businesses including ucsf. and agreed to stop the warriors project the opposition mission bay alliance, has invested four separate law firms that have [inaudible] other constituents to stop the project. the venture capitalists behind the curtain are used to getting-used to using lawyers to get their way. this appeal is not about the environment. it's about a few rich people taught us how the city should be run could i urge you to deny the appeal and allow the project to go ahead. i think, from listen to the presentation this evening, and listening to the tremendous success of the warriors have had on the courts in the last year, year and a half most certainly, you can see operationally also that this is a fa

bedford gets 4 goals in the 1st , starting with a wrister up high by john mcdonough. 1-0. then griffin gagne sets jay roberto up for a goal 2-0. and then colin voloshin follows the bouncing puck and pokes it into the net. bedford is really good this year and they win 6-1. let'