miller's interest in miller coors upon completion of our agreement. i would like to share with you the rationale for this transaction, the impact or more precisely the lack of impact this transaction will have on our competitive position in the u.s. the purpose of this transaction is to enhance our ability to serve new markets, particularly in africa, asia, and central and south america. it's about bringing more choices to more consumers around the world, including extending the reach of iconic american brands such as budweiser to new markets. what this company is not about is changing the competitive landscape of u.s. beer market. the u.s. beer industry is more competitive than ever with more than 4,000 breweries in all 50 states and on average two new breweries opening every day. just take a walk down the aisle of your local grocery store and you'll see an incredible amount of choice that beer drinkers have more than ever before. this competition is being driven first and foremost by the growth of craft brewers which rose from 3.8% of the market in

or miller coors. think using non--- allegings are not that's what they want but using miller coors wholesalers, is that a possibility for the market? mr. pease: it's a possibility if you're only content to take your brand to a certain level. the true distribution horsepower is with the a.b.i. option or option.oors the small, independent option is feasible to a degree but you'll constrained to a fairly small geographic footprint. if you want to grow your say, like a serly, and you want to get into the chain getery store, you want to into the big boxitarily, -- box get into you want to the sports venue, you're pretty much limited to one of those two options. that's why our focus on all of this is about fair access to market for the smallest players. nothing negative comes out of this deal, that further market forccess to small and independent craft brewers, we're going to be more beenrtable but there has past and even current behavior so-calledatively independent a.b.i. distributors that we would call i

, would acquire sab miller labels which include miller, coorms linengoogle and the combined company wouldp the brewer grow in latin america, asia and africa. >> our footprints are largely complementary. and where we have geographic overlap we will be proactive in addressing any regent issues. >> says the biggest regulatory hurdle will probably be in the u.s. >> and in the u.s. the combined company will have about 70% market share. it is really a big market share and what i expect, the merged company to divest the miller coors in north america. >> after in bev produced are sab miller. size matters two big brewers because sales of traditional beer have been flat. right now, when it comes to sales growth, craft beer is where it's at. while they make up only about 10% of the market, sales of craft beers are growing annually in the double digits. and there are a lot of them. this liquor store in chicago covers more than 3200 different brands of beer. 3,000 are craft beers. and they come from as close as chicago and as far away as the czech republic. patrick patrick brophy buys beer. >> some ow

or miller coors. think using non--- allegings are not that's what they want but using miller coors wholesalers, is that a possibility for the market? mr. pease: it's a possibility if you're only content to take your brand to a certain level. the true distribution horsepower is with the a.b.i. option or option.oors the small, independent option is feasible to a degree but you'll constrained to a fairly small geographic footprint. if you want to grow your say, like a serly, and you want to get into the chain getery store, you want to into the big boxitarily, -- box get into you want to the sports venue, you're pretty much limited to one of those two options. that's why our focus on all of this is about fair access to market for the smallest players. nothing negative comes out of this deal, that further market forccess to small and independent craft brewers, we're going to be more beenrtable but there has past and even current behavior so-calledatively independent a.b.i. distributors that we would call i

and are taking full ownership of miller coors. that's something we need to discuss with the doj in due course. >> according to your testimony, you talked about how this will allow you to boost production and miller coors nine u.s. breweries, increase barley purchases. could you provide detail on how changing from the joint venture to the single ownership will boost competitiveness for you, make you more effective? >> yeah. the challenge for our business is to grow our business. and that's my intent as a ceo of the organization and it's the intent of the 8,000 people that we have who are beer champions right across the miller coors organization. our business has since the joint venture was formed, have been an af effective number two in the u.s. market. it has changed as we heard through the course of this morning. our intent is to get it back into stable position by 2018 and volume growth by 2019. that's the ambition we set for the business. by being part of the molson coors organization, we move from two shareholders to one. it's

miller is next. >>>. >>> billow owe riley in the miller time segment tonight.barbara lee, she says quote, women will disproportionately face harmful impacts from climate change particularly in poor and developing nations where women regularly assume increased responsibility for growing the family's food and collecting water fuel and other resources. food and secure women with socio economic resources may be vulnerable to situations such as work, transactional sex. so the prostitution industry, did you ever think you would see it. >> of course, look what happened to al gore. some people sell their bodies. some people sell their souls. but i'm telling you, that moron's not going to get happy until we have a carbon tax. >> that is the big deal. because the left wants to eliminate fossel fuels and i do too, but i don't want it ruin the economy and take people's livelihoods away from them in the process. i think we have o to develop the alternative fuels and when they're ready replace the fossil fuels. but you're right. >> yeah. wind power will work, bill. you know,

it's the miller meets gutfeld and mcguirk special. >> bah, bah, bah. >> what does dennis miller think about the tsa. >> until you fly me privately the tsa are the biggest geniuses in the culture. >> what are greg gutfeld's thoughts on vladimir putin. >> he is the world's sexist man. >> what do they know about history. bernard and mcguirk have some thoughts. >> we already have the nation of dunces. we have the inalienable right to be stupid. >> that and more. some of the best moments this year. >> keep it down, keep it down. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us. tonight this very special edition of the factor, the miller meets gutfeld and mcguirk edition. boy, you have got to hide the kids on this one because for the next hour we will bring you the best from the boys from the past year. we begin with the d man. >> dominican republic, miller. there was a volvo exposition. i want to roll the tape on this. and this is a self-parking volvo, bang. [ laughter ] it didn't really work. and the tw

miller says the two schools that had their athletes hurt... of course dropped out of the competition today and flew back home once everyone was released from the hospital. miller says the scene was terrifying down there..and hard to believe.. hear much more from my interview with miller...in the story im working on coming up at 6. we've got you covered, lauren moss ...kwwl news. the wrestling competition in vegas wraps up tonight. we now know what caused the death of an iowa high school wrestler who collapsed at a meet. the medical examiner says it appears austin roberts died from natural causes. he was a senior at spencer high roberts was wrestling at 220 at a meet on saturday when he collapsed... an autopsy will be performed by the state medical examiner to determine the official cause of death. bail is denied for the friend of the san beranrdino shooters. a judge is denying bail for enrique marquez... marquez is accused of giving syed farook and tashfeen malik the guns they used on the mass shooting in southern california earlier this month

miller now joins us here in miami. judith miller, this is a complicated story. [laughter] in your book you lay out, in a sense, an outline in the first couple of pages to let everybody know here's where it begins, here's where it ends, and then you explain the in between. how long have you been covering the middle east? >> guest: since 1973 when i -- 1971 when i was a student. i went to jerusalem, pell in love with the middle east, decided i had to learn more about it. went as a student to egypt, jordan, etc., etc., and it was, it was instant. out of my child bible class, there it was. and, of course, being new to the middle east, i thought arab/israeli conflict? this isn't so hard to settle. each person gives a little, and we divide jerusalem, and no problem here. american naivete. but i kept going back and learning how complicated it was, and now i have fewer solutions and only more questions. >> host: what was your life like in 2002? >> guest: 2002. well, it was -- >> host: you were flying pretty high, in a sense, weren't you? >> guest: no, i was in deep mour

miller now joins us here in miami. judith miller, this is a in complicated story. in your book you write out in essence the outline in the firsn couple pages to let everybody know here's where it begins, is wher ee it ends, then you explan the in between.een how long have you been coveringd the middle east? >> guest: since 1971 when i was a student. love with i went to jerusalem, fell inoean love with the middle east, decide to learn more about it. went as a student to egypt, jordan, et cetera, et cetera, and it was, it was instant. my childhood bible study class. there was it -- there it was. each person gives a little and we divide jerusalem and no problem here. but i kept going back and learning how complicated it was and now i have fewer solutions and only more questions. >> host: what was your life like in 2002? >> guest: 20 -- 2002. >> host: you were flying high, weren't you? >> guest: i lived downtown. i had seen friends pushed out of the homes. we had all in new york lost people and friends and i kept saying and asking myself if only we had done our series

what does miller do and the miller clan do on christmas?ven with the great state of california. first, we get a huge, very noisy turkey delivered illegally from look and you go my god and i try focus on my family. the world has gone mad. >> we need to have a rest the next two weeks. everybody should take a deep breath and i agree with dennis miller. all right miller,t'' merry christmas to you andóom we -- >> -- will i you see you? >> i hope. so you are coming down thej chimney and i have got the attack dogs waiting for you. >> going down to antarctica, billy, because i'm doing a benefit show for the penguins ironically a semi formal. i want top see if the ice is as thick as nancy pelosi down there. it will be nice not to hear a leaf blower a couple of days. merry8h christmas bill o'reilly. >> miller and i are looking forward it to a fantastic tour next year called who wants to be president? tickets make great christmas gifts. we will be at the microsoft theater in los angeles on saturday march 12th. fairfax virginia saturday may 7th. mohica

anheuser-busch inbev was offered to buy sab miller for $107 billion. ceo carlos brino says the merger is needed to expands the brand in the rest of the world. not just the u.s. >> the purpose of this transaction is to enhance our ability to serve new markets particularly in africa, asia, and central and south america. it's about bringing more choices to more consumers around the world. >> reporter: in lopes of winning regulatory approval, the merged company will spin off the miller brand to molson coors, a major divestiture that also keeps alive the miller versus bud rivalry here in the united states. >> the divesty tour of miller-coors ensures that our market share in the u.s. will not change as a result of the combination. >> lawmakers want to ensure competition from the 4100 craft brewers, a nationwide industry that continues to grow. the main concerns from those brewers the distribution and pricing power of ab inbev and the sab miller combination. >> if you want to grow your business as a craft brewer, if you want to get your beer into a chain stor

miller: thank you very much. the visa waiver program is something that actually has an origin in the 1980's, because we wanted to expedite travel and tourism and trade. economically, it has been a tremendous success. however, things have changed. we are in a different world. we have identified the visa waiver program as something that leaves our country from elbow. there are 38 participating countries and if you are a citizen there, you do not need to go to an embassy to get a visa, you can travel visa free. you can use your passport, you do not need a visa for up to 90 days coming into the u.s. hugeis obviously a vulnerability. so what are bill does, we mention this is a bipartisan bill, when we talk about regular ofer, this has had a number viewings. we have had hearings on this issue. passed unanimously in the homeland security committee, soch doesn't always happen, we are looking for a big vote next week. if you are one of these participating countries and you do not share information, whether through travel

it's something leah miller wishes she had done. you'll start doing it today. < (michelle mortensen) leah miller couldnt believe it when her entire computer froze. ((leah miller: whoever hacked my computer had full access. )) (michelle mortensen) hackers locked all her files. she then received a pop up ransom note like this one demanding payment to free her computer. it even came with a countdown clock ((leah: it said pay this ransom before this countdown ends or youre going to lose all these files forever. )) (michelle mortensen) the pop up miller received is called cryptolocker but the scam is global and the ransom notes come in different forms. cyber security expert scott schober says the ransom demands range from 200 to 1000 dollars. and the criminals often want to be paid in the untraceable online currency - bitcoin. ((scott schober/berkeley varitronics systems: its very hard to catch the hackers . )) (michelle mortensen) its not just personal computers - businesses, school districts, even police departments have been hit with

miller now says lebron is his favorite player. no need to worry we didn't lose a fan he still hess the celtic are his favorite team. stop in nebraska. you'll see a deputy run from the across traffic move into jumping 18 wheeler. deputies say they were chasing truck for about 12 miles. they found out driver had a diabetic episode and wasn't controlling the truck. so that deputy ran through traffic to stop the truck and rescue that driver. wow. amazing. >> he might have been running for winter coat tonight. maybe the hat and gloves. but, probably not going to last too long. but chris, we might be running for the rain jackets? yeah we couldn't even find winter coats and hats and gloves. where do we put them? we haven't had to use them much. rain coats umbrellas tomorrow keep it handy certainly case here. a starting to form off the east coast of massachusetts as well a south coast here. so we do expect some patchy drizzle overnight tonight. what's key are temperatures. above freezing for many locations. however, far northern mass and

. >> reporter: andrew miller smiling in his high school year book. he played football in new jersey in high school but now the 20-year-old under arrest for robbing two different banks including this one in green brook after the alleged holdup, the s.w.a.t. team surrounding his parent's luxury town home complex. guns drawn. students shocked someone with a promising future could end up like this. >> it's fairly disappointing. i'm sad to hear that. i feel like, you know, something that comes from a something more but i guess not. >> reporter: the police tracked miller back to his hometown, spotting him in the parking lot of this bank and then chasing him across route 22 and in the subway. >> during the search, we were alerted that he was hiding out. >> reporter: miller taken into custody. he had no weapon but was out on bail for stealing lottery tickets from a store. >> i think it's sad. >> reporter: we asked and police would not say if drugs were involved with the bank robberies, miller faces more serious charges in somerset county. >> there was notes

anheuser-busch says it will buy its main rival, s- a-b miller. it's a deal that would create the world's largest beermaker - by far. together, the budweiser and miller include world's forty most popular if they merged they would control close to a third of the world's beer market... something that has smaller brewers worried. so j. wilson, who works for the iowa brewers guild, was asked to testify about it on capitol hill today. 1:24"people with deep pockets ... startling 1:31 stephanie: senator chuck grassley invited mr. wilson to testify at this senate judiciary subcommittee hearing. they're investigating any antitrust issues. it's still a "possible deal", which still needs regulator approval. it's a run on rose bowl tickets. tickets released to the public this morning were snatched up within minutes on ticketmaster.co m. some hawkeye fans even claim they couldn't get tickets 30 seconds after they were released. meanwhile the price for tickets on stubhub swelled to 581 dollars by mid- morning. iowa season ticket holders have until thursday nigh

i want to quickly tossed a matt miller.cep been having a rough time of it today to say the least. really for the entire week. ligety indexes. the s&p down 1.3%. the dow jones down. not at session mostly getting near to there. the nasdaq down about 1.4%. cigna star corp. is having its best day since 2009. earnings and revenues that top analyst estimates. we do set -- see that flying high if you pardon the pun. other big movers we were following today. sun edison is one of them. here behind me. this is the worst performing solar stock of the year. for the last couple of days it has been coming up as other solar stocks have been moving down as it renegotiate a purchase and get to be contract up in canada. i want to take a look at corning. it's been one of the best-performing stocks of the day. one of the highest gainers in the s&p index because of this dow-dupont tie up. dow had to buy out the rest of its stake in dow corning. it makes a number of specialty chemicals. betty: thank you so much at the markets desk. no topic is s

eller miller was recognized as part of the heroes among us program. turns out fans weren't the only ones watching miller's story. i looked at the jumbo tron. i had seen what he had been through. i'm look, look, look. he wasn't walking. he splinted. he was court side but the look on the face he was genuinely shocked lebron ran over him. oh, my god. thank you, lebron. quick embrace but it meant the world to miller and his family. >> it was from the heart his eyes met aarons. he grabbed him as if he would have hugged the son. miller born with rare form of cerebral palsy most of the right side of body was paralyzed at birth. through countless hours of surgery and physical therapy he's improve mobility in the right side and plays for high >> he's like i'm proud of you baby. you deserve it. you are my inspiration. keep fighting. don't give up. >> lebron also noticed aaron was wearing special sneakers he helped design. those shoes are made for kid that can't tie their own shoes. i was part of him. just showing my respect. >> aaron proudly shows off the size

miller plays two sports in high school. lebron saw miller's inspirational story on the jumbotron. during that time-out, he ran over to aaron to congratulate him and after the game he had another surprise for the 16-year-old. >> and then the man came over and said lebron wanted to see you, and he was just taking off his shoes, and he gave me his >> and what did he say? he was like, i'm proud of you, buddy. you deserve it and you know you're my inspiration, and keep fighting. like don't give up. >> a moment he will never forget, that's for sure. interestingly enough, miller was wearing a pair of lebron's shoes, a special pair partially designed by lebron james to help special needs kids who have a hard time tying their shoelaces. this is kind of a zipper and strap that goes around. miller says he's had the shoes all summer. it's made it easy for him to put them on. he says before he used to be the last one out of the locker room for putting on his shoes and now he's the first one out on the court. live in newton, tim caputo, 7news. >>> felt a bit chilly out there this afternoon but

anheuser-busch in banff is seeking to buy sab miller. committee judiciary held a hearing on the proposed merger and its potential effect on competitors and suppliers of the brewing industry. senator mike lee chairs this two-hour hearing. >> welcome to the hearing. we have chosen that ensuring competition remains on cap, the merger and the state of competition in the beer industry. before we start, i would like to thank the ranking member and her staff for their attention to this issue, and their assistance in preparing for today's hearing. i would also like to thank the chairman of the committee for supporting the hearing. a few housekeeping matters i and we begin, after senator leahy give opening remarks about this hearing, we will hear on the panel of and senatorho i grassley wondered if shortly and then we will have five minute question rounds. hearingect of today's is the proposed acquisition of sab miller by anheuser-busch inbev. the second largest and largest year producers in the world, respectively. anheuser-busch announced the a

miller is known for fighting with tobacco companies. he's currently the national chairman of the truth initiative, an organization that works to keep tobacco products out of the hands of young people. but, he now says electronic cigarettes are safer than some people claim and could help some smokers quit. >> about 13 million americans are smokers who believe they're equally harmful. if they thought there were a difference in harm and switch to e-cigarettes, they would save their lives. todd: miller says he also supports city and state laws that would ban e-cig use in public spaces. the countdown is on. all they one day, 18 hours, 4 minutes until the hawkeyes take on stanford in the rose bowl. and we've been brining you coverage from pasadena all week stacey: sports director andy garman starts our team 8 coverage tonight with some thoughts from the head coaches of both teams. andy: i love that countdown. bowl. very few people in the iowa the last time the hawks were here. kirk ferentz wasn't here 20 five years ago, but he was part of the

matt miller is our markets desk.t to refresh your memory, bridgestone back in october announced it was going to buy pet toys $15 a share, but friday, carl icahn said he took a 12% stake and then they have been in talks it for six months, he has offered 13 $.50 -- $13.50 a share. now it looks like he has come a share offer. none of this should matter. if you look at pep boys, it is worth more than that. carl icahn wants it at a discount. i think he is saying he will pay more than bridgestone would. if we are going to offer discounts, i would say, i would take it at $12 a share. maybe you could come in with a $10 offer. there is a little bit of a reverse spike there. alix: and of course, the boys should sell its retail business to a competitor, then it should -- matt: he bought a line of auto parts stores and suppliers up in canada earlier this year and has tried to start the ball rolling , and that istion what he wants to put together pep boys. alix: thank you, matt miller. scarlet: i had no idea that carl icahn was t

((stephen miller - center for business and economic research, unlv: we're almost back to the peak in a lot of variables, probably will pass through that peak in 2016.)) ((karen castro)) all indicators point to a positive outlook in the year ahead. stephen miller with the center for business and economic research at unlv predicts a healthy job growth. ((stephen miller - center for business and economic research, unlv: unemployment rate has come down more slowly than some would have hoped but its been coming down. its almost back to where is was before the great recession.)) ((karen castro)) in 2010, the unemployment rate in nevada hit its peak at almost 14- percent. since then, it has been on a downward trend and now sits at nevada ranks 11-th in the nation for job growth from 2009 to 2015 with construction seeing the biggest gains. however, the industry is nowhere close to where it use to be before the economic crisis. ((edward coulson - director, lead institute for real estate studies, ununv: construction is down that's not a bad thing, if you want prices to be up.)) ((karen castro)

it's miller time >> larry: that's our show. jordan carlos, grace parra, mark cuban, and voldemort. student for "@midnight" with chris hardwick, everyone. trump's hair. trump's hair. >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on twitter today! try as we might, we just can't look away from the racist car wreck that is donald trump's campaign. it's not even the primaries yet, and the orange condom filled with rancid stew has already called an entire race of people rapists and proposed a nationwide ban on islam. by new years he'll be saying that pizza causes homosexuality now, he's floating a bonkers plan to stop extremists from >ecruiting online.

it's miller time >> larry: welcome back. so for the day after thanksgiving or if i'm keeping it a hundredk black friday, is when we forget all about being thankful for what we have in order to tramp el our neighbors for what we want. >> see this? >> yes, lady! >> larry: tis the season to give me that. that was mine! it was more insight on this year's black friday cay o as the c.e.o. of the popular mega store big loads barland harpstock. cheers cheers. so barland, what did you make of this year's black friday? >> oh, larry, thissier was incredible. you see my grand pappy, he founded big loads on two core principles. >> one, dropping big hot loads all over america. and two, watching the poors fight over those aforementioned loads. >> larry: i'm sorry, watching the poors fight? look, come on, larry, rich people like you and me are board, you know that. >> larry: me? >> we don't get-- we don't get tone joy the excitement and drama of eviction notices and running from the police. you know what i'm talking about. we have to find o

i'm sara underwood. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller in for gene lavanchy. julie watching friday drive times. >> julie: pretty reasonable. >> shiri: warmer weather, quiet morning, starting off cool but whole lot of nothing going on into the weekend and way we like it weatherwise. so satellite and radar, radar has the day off, no kind of moisture in the forecast, snow or rain, but we have a tiny bit of cloud cover impacting these areas this afternoon where you turn partly cloudy in worcester now 34 in swansea, new hampshire, 28 in londonderry, new hampshire. tewksbury right now at 32 . lexington 31. so is walpole. boston 39 and lynn 36. still freezing in mansfield and brockton this morning, hanover now to 34 . we were freezing when we started this morning and sandwich climbing -- sitting steady really at 37. but we will see tons of sun this morning which is going to help warm us to 44 , gives us a boost into mid-and upper 40s at 3:00 p.m. today with the few clouds across the interior. i'm going to map those out for you, show when they clear out and how much s

i had seen what he had been through. >> miller was courtside. by the look on his face, you could tell he was genuinely thank you, lebron. >> reporter: it was a quick embrace. it meant the world to miller and his family. >> it was from the heart. his eyes met aaron's. he grabbed him as if he would have hugged his son. >> reporter: miller was born with a rare form of cerebral palsy. he has improved mobility in his right side and now plays for his high school basketball and golf teams. >> he was like "i'm proud of you, buddy. you deserve it." "you are my inspiration." "keep fighting." like, don't give up. >> reporter: lebron noticed aaron was wearing special sneak he had designed. >> it is just one strap. they are able to get them on with one hand or whatever the case might be. i was just showing my respect and i gave him my shoes. >> reporter: aaron shows off those size 16's. special. >> he was inspired by my son. day. for lebron james to say that, it was incredibly powerful. >> jadiann: we continue to follow breaking news. president obama set to

. >> daniel: it is thursday december 3rd, i'm daniel miller in for gene lavanchy. >> sara: it i'm sara underwood. it is very busy in california and investigate the mass shootings and storm tracker shiri spear here is with the forecast. >> shiri: instead of being a all day wet forecast it is going to turn into a all day winsy forecast and a couple rain drops across the outer cape and nantucket and came on at 4:00 a.m. said that's what's happening and warm to the south and east and 45 in fitchburg and 41 in keene, new hampshire. temperatures are going up just slightly which is actually going to help weed out some of the fog seeing dense fog and improvements up to portsmouth, new hampshire, even in norwood right now and as we travel through the day it tends to dry out, travel and close out for flurries and, of course, the win as well 42 to 48 later today and break down the wind threat and when it peaks coming up. julie grauert now with live drive time traffic. julie, how is it shaping up on the roads? >> julie: i have a new accident. 24 northbound, right now one of the lanes is partially

. >> steve miller. hit it. >> wow. >> i'll take this one. >> aren't you going to -- >> no, hold on a second. >> i love that song. >> where's steve miller, please? there's his triple guitar -- >> some people call me maurice. [laughter] >> there we go. >> will you go. very good. >> now steve miller, again. i don't understand the delay. >> and so many great songs. >> for a long time. but, again, i don't have a reason for the delay, it just -- people have their time. these artists, this is their time. there's other artists that are on the list that they'll probably -- >> abracadabra, another good song. one. >> very talented. nwa, recently featured, i think, right? >> that was about them. >> their in, but they're not exactly rock and roll. >> it depends on your definition. rock and roll is a broad definition. a lot of people include hip-hop and rap and feel it's innine influential and important. today. >> joel, i don't want to freak to pick, o.k.? chic, nile rogers. some of the greatest songs ever. right? he

scarlet: thank you so much, matt miller.in, more headlines coming out from mario draghi at the economic club of new york. he says the risk of deflation in the euro area is firmly off the table and that the central bank would need to push back inflation targets with no action. he also adds inflation would have been negative had he not acted and the measures are gradually feeding through into inflation. again, mario draghi speaking at the economic club of new york, a day after underwhelming investors with the latest stimulus expansion, in terms of duration, not so much the size of monthly purchases. we will continue to keep an eye on those headlines in new york. ♪ ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, welcome back to bloomberg "markets." i am scarlet fu. mark? the brother-in-law of one of the alleged attackers in san bernardino, california says that he was not radical. he also said that he is beginning the legal process to 's six-month-old daughter before the shooting. farook and his wife were killed in a shootou

in the newsroom, daniel miller in the newsroom, daniel miller, fox25 morning news. >>> in the wake of the shooting our governor wants to see one change, who can buy guns in this country. no one on terror watch lists or no fly lists should be allowed to buy guns. he supports a legislation he supports a legislation to make sure that doesn't happen and his top goal is to protect the people from massachusetts. legislation to ban people from buying guns on the terror watch list failed in the senate. and another for universal background checks before gun purchasesing will failed. the same legislation that was introduced after the deadly shooting at sandy hook. new hampshire senator kelly ayotte voted against the plans. jean shaheen and elizabeth warren and ed markey of massachusetts voted for the amendment. much more coverage ahead this morning on the fox25 morning news. here in our next half hour, we will take a closer look at the victims killed inside the facility appear a former new how the family's pastor say they are coping with the crisis. of course we will bring you any new developme

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it's called a view from the bridge, it's arthur miller's -- miller. wow. >> it's through february 21st, and one of the people who is starring in it is mark strong. you know him from movies, he's been in a million movies, but he really tackles this play in a different way. first of all, he's met arthur miller, okay? perspective on the show. monroe? it would have been the first thing out of my mouth. welcome to good day new york, and welcome to the stage. >> thank you very much. >> we wanted you to feel at home. >> thank you, thank you. well, i do. [laughter] >> the people right now, they're all quiet back there, that's good. >> tell us about your meeting with arthur miller. was it before the play? >> i was doing a play in the mid '90s in london, death of a salesman, and we were invited to go over and talk to him, and i spent a week with him listening to him read all of the a man whose company you're very comfortable in. >> a lot of us are familiar with death of a salesman, but maybe not as much a view from the bridge. tell me about it. >> his wife's si

and are taking full ownership of miller coors. that's something we need to discuss with the doj in due course. >> according to your testimony, you talked about how this will allow you to boost production and miller coors nine u.s. breweries, increase barley purchases. could you provide detail on how changing from the joint venture to the single ownership will boost competitiveness for you, make you more effective? >> yeah. the challenge for our business is to grow our business. and that's my intent as a ceo of the organization and it's the intent of the 8,000 people that we have who are beer champions right across the miller coors organization. our business has since the joint venture was formed, have been an effective number two in the u.s. market. it has changed as we heard through the course of this morning. our intent is to get it back into stable position by 2018 and volume growth by 2019. that's the ambition we set for the business. by being part of the molson coors organization, we move from two shareholders to one. it's si

fox25's blair miller joins us have found. good morning. and daniel. police found two damaged cell phones near one of the crime scenes in san bernandino. the phones were smashed and being analyzed along with computers from syed farook and tashfeen malik. searching for a third hand that purchased two rifles found with the couple after all purchased legally but don't know how the rifles end don't know how the rifles ended up in the hands of the suspects along with thousands of rounds of ammunition. the fbi remains at the couple's home in remond. we can see boxes of evidence. syed farook traveled to saudi arabia twice. his wife is from pakistan and they met online and she married in saudi arabia. she received a green card this summer. the crime scene at the regional center will remain closed. 30 of the people wounded or killed were county employees like syed farook. one of the first officers on that seen said pure panic on the faces of the people inside. >> unspeakable the carnage we were seeing. the number of people who were injured and unfortunately alr

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custody.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller shows us one example in anamosa. anamosa. passengers in prison transport vans are now being watched. watched."this is definitely more safer for the driver and a passenger."for the jones county sheriff's office, equipping a van with cameras was a no-brainer after national criticism in baltimore.sot from national news news "once that incident happened and it came out that freddie gray's injury may have resulted from his transport and possibly a rough ride, we went ahead and made the decision." "it's an expensive vehicle, but we'll probably get 10-15 years out of it." officer hilton now drives the newly- outfitted van... van... "i started out back when we were lucky to have a walkie-talkie on our hip, much less cameras."he says it's paid off ever since the department wrote the 15 thousand dollar check. check. "i had a situation where a guy fell off the bench. there's a way of going into the program there and hitting a button which bookmarks that particular moment." moment." "you get the protection of the agency and the transport

covering the corridor in cr dora miller, fox 28 news. for a day expected to have tough commutes - some would call today unusual. unusual.the marion police department says having fewer accidents is unusual for the rst snowfall of the season. season.fox 28 news reporter steffi lee cocoinues tonight's team coverage. coverage. "nat pop police car." car." i'm surprised we haven't seen something like that yet. the first icy snowfall of the season means slick commutes - -so far so good.but those aren't the words you usuallyly hear from someone who's used to helping iowans iowans "especially rear enders."after detouring into ditches. ditches. "this is uncommon." corporal jeff hartwig braced himself for cars skirting off and sliding out of lanes. lanes. it's really fortunate that, and not normal that, we somebody in the ditch just needing help.so the unusually empty roads + less vehicles on the roadway are definitely a positive.and wintry mix covering them them i'd say the roads aren't too bad but they are not great either.isn't the typical combi

bill miller ponders the same question.ndfather choose to enter the war with the family to care for. why did he serve? perhaps it was because the union victory at gettysburg, a few short months before, had galvanized enlistment among men and women in the north. perhaps it was because he felt a againstto fight slavery. perhaps it was because the lisbon bounty, a sizable amount, would do his family well in a time of need. perhaps mr. miller will never know what prompted his great great granddad to prompt this to join this-- brotherhood. i know that with his persistence -- without his persistence, we would have never known this tale , nor how his existence on this earth created a family of future soldiers. being o invention of the anon did researchmiller's through the national archives to uncover archives to pay a portrait of his ancestor. like a puzzle, piece after piece, perfectly placed, these facts and figures help contribute to our now intimate, and personal, glimpse into a shared national history that comes directly from

but in the homeland security, hey have worked on this with the camdace miller bill. we looked at those recommendations for making sure that everybody has an epassport, making sure that every country, if they have a lost or stolen passport that they report it into interpol. we also looked, what about travel? if you look at the mastermind behind paris he bragged about the freedom of travel throughout europe and the easyness of it. we have a real concern of that ability to come to america without having a check. so within this bill, we take those aspects to make america safer. i'm proud to say this is going to be a very strong bipartisan support and this bill will become law. the process of work from all these committees, the work testify' done through the years and we worked on the other side of the aisle as well. i think this is an example of the way congress sees a problem and should solve it, because this becomes a solution, not a political talking point. and i want to bring up the author of the bill that had worked very hard on this long before these incidents taki

miller is known for fighting with tobacco companies. he's currently the national chairman of the truth initiative, which is an organization that works to keep tobacco products out of the hands of young people. miller now says e-cigs are safer than some people claim and could really help smokers quit. he also says he supports city and state laws that would ban e-cig use in public spaces. right now, comedian bill cosby's attorney insists her client will be exonerated, of what she calls an unjustified charge, of sexual assault. elkins park, pennsylvania, where cosby was arraigned on wednesday. kenneth: bill cosby's lawyers are confident their client will be cleared of the sexual assault charge he faces in connection with an alleged 2004 incident. >> we're actually glad to have an opportunity for these matters ferreted out in court. kenneth: prosecutors say the 78-year-old entertainer drugged and sexually assaulted former temple university employee andrea constand. but his lawyers contend constand was a willing participant. >> this case inv

vanessa: miller is known for being anti-tobacco. he's currently the national chairman of the truth initiative, an organization that works to keep tobacco products out of the hands of young people. on their website, truth says e-cigarettes present "a new and >> i'm a champion of the trutn the public awareness, that we know the truth and that we know the science. vanessa: youth and shelter services prevention specialist denise denton says research shows some e-cig users go on to be dual users. meaning they smoke both conventional and electronic. she stresses the bottom line is e-cig use is harmful. >> reducing access wherever we can has been a very viable strategy in reducing first use and continued use. so that, among many strategies , are what we look at amongst public health in trying to reduce young people from using or adults from using. vanessa: we just noticed some guys that stopped in here. these people all tell me that they used to smoke cigarettes and now they are testing out vape or e-cigarettes. tom miller says he supports

larry miller has the morning commute. allyson rae says we have a record breaker coming. >>> we're going to see the temperatures continue to climb from here on ow. today not too bad -- here on out. today not too bad t. is chilly this morning especially with a breeze out of the southwest. it makes it feel into the 30s even though we're at 41 for d.c. upper marlboro the upper 30s as well. it will be cloudy but will be dry later on this evening after the sun sets, well after the sun sets we could see a few stray showers. highs mid-50s. this is our coolest day of the week. we'll talk about how warm we get coming up. here's larry miller. >>> your time right now 6:00 on the dot. we reported in our last half- hour about an accident on the outer loop of the beltway at the greenbelt metro station. we had two lanes blocked. just to the shoulder at this point. sky 9 is over the scene to show us the delays as well as the situation. we have about a two-mile backup associated with the earlier crash. sky 9 is doing a good job of getting