graduated from mit. and michelle sylvan. her partner 31-year-old wolfgang renner also died in the fire. >> the parents of the musicians are speaking out about 22-year- old cash askew who co-founded the bay area band them r us 2. with her passing the world lost a tender luminous spirit, who was just beginning to make her mark. they hope that oakland will make space for lives and voices like their daughter's who was transgender. they wrote a letter published in rolling stone that says we need to embrace, protect, and respect outside our spaces just as we need to protect our outsiders themselves. >> the first of the funerals are set for this weekend. the coroner tells us that all, but a few of the 36 bodies have now been returned to theirfamilies. ktvu's debora villalon is here with more on that and the investigation. debora? >> reporter: ted, the coroner says some families are coming from overseas, which is why a few victims are still unclaimed. the fire scene itself is shrinking, but not the impact this i

tonight at 8:45 eastern, mit film and media professor hendershott, how william f buckley put american the fireline. looks how mr. buckley of the national review used his program firing line to open up out of early circles which made him an early pundit. >> as our level of discourse seemed to be deteriorating and shouting matches, it seemed like an important time to be talking about a show that really valued civil discourse, civil debate between people who disagreed with each other. >> sunday on in depth, pearl harbor is the focus of discussion and we'll be taking your phone calls, tweets and e-mails questions live to 3 p.m. eastern. 9 p.m. eastern after words, george mitchell to served as u.s. special envoy for middle east peace 2009-2011 looks at the israeli-palestinian conflict in the book "a path to peace" a previous history and interviewed by jane harmon president and ceo from the woodrow center. >> they've long since renounced violence, accepted israeli's existence and opted for peaceful negotiation. >> go to booktv.org for the full schedule. >> this photo was sent in 2012, week

right now in a residential district, close to both harvard and mit, cambridge, massachusetts, by the way is a very centralized area, a lot of buildings, picture it a very tight little city with several little small buildings and colleges and a lot of college students, very densely populated area, these pictures from several blocks away, showing all that smoke billowing in the area. no word on how this fire started. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. now to the donald trump transition, where a conversation between the president-elect and the president of taiwan is ruffling some feathers with the government in beijing. china now issuing stern complaints to the u.s. over a phone call between mr. trump and taiwan's leader. now the diplomatic break is the first of its kind since the u.s. broke off its ties with tie won back in 1979. so what is going on? brian is live in new york city. >> reporter: forget trade, when it comes to china-u.s. relations, the most sensitive topic is taiwan. china believes that taiwan is part of their country and taiwan believes they're a sov

i am surprised that mitt romney mit would do that. today we saw secretary rice meeting with mike pence, i do not know what that is about. she has already served as secretary of state. the picks are coming together slowly. he has reached out to some people who are outsiders and some insiders. >> what can you learn from president-elect donald trump with how he is handled the picks? >> he is putting together a mix of new blood and people that understand washington, dc. it's smart. he promised that he was going to be a change agent. he cannot bring in all insiders and particularly around the selection for treasure secretary, he has a total outsider, someone that has not served in government but knows the monetary system. >> another name that is surfacing is sarah palin for veterans affairs. >> that's surprising to me. i do not think that you want someone that does not have a history of working with the military. she was first rumored for interior secretary. interesting choice. but the va, of course, has issues that she could help solve. >

he didn't do it. i know you mit think i'm guilty - because of the verdict - but i don'agree with it the sentence also includes 35 years of extended survision. in downtown milwaukee, pzj4 the other shooter - arlis gordon - will be sentenced next week. paul farr... who drove the two men to the home... was sentenced to five months earlier this year. the big ten championship challenge facing the wisconsin badgers this weekend... later in sports. and next: a grand re-opening of a milwaukee landmark, just in time for the holidays. flurries and sprinkles may skies will remain cloudy overnight tonight. lows tonight will be around 30, but a west breeze will make it new at five: the mitchell park domes have been open for a few weeks now.but today was the ?grand? reopening of the famed geodesic structures. and that meant free admission for everyone today. the domes of one of the domes earlier this year. veronica macias has this story new at five. "while a task force was mulling over numbers yesterday on the financial options for the future of the domes, today the focus was on the celebration of th

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you don't go to places like mit peduncle to places and focus on mit and and stanford and cmu.on't go to places that don't have diversity. that's not about quarters. that's about leveling the playing field. talk about quarters, look at the ethnic diversity of any of those universes and that's a court for people who are white or asian. i think, i don't want to have to talk about this again because i don't believe in quotas. i think they are inherently wrong and realistic solutions that don't have quotas attached to them. >> i mean, i understand that and to a certain extent like of course, you know, there's got to be a better system. it's it's a pretty blunt instrument. but at the same time i've seen other interviews with you when you talk about the endemic and systemic nature of privilege and a people need to actually step back from the table to make room for other people. i think you talked about that in the interview. i don't know, this is really tough issue to talk about but ii think it's important to do so. i wonder what this space looks like, how that stepping back works wh

the nba at mit g today after review that james should have been a technical foul for hanging on the rim. that probably doesn't need to be reviewed. then with the warriors down 1, kevin went through the floor could only throw up a des operation shot that no chance. today they said tlp should have been a foul. that's no help after the fact. meanwhile, the city ha hadn't won anything since 1964 is feeling a little full of itself. it was irving who did the seventh and deciding game of that championship series against the warriors. just for the record, the cleveland indians had a 3-1 lead before the cubs came back to do it all. tichlt stef murray's wife post thd on instagram. -- posted this on instagram. at 12-0, the woman's basketball team off the best in history. >> thank you for watching, our coverage continues at 7:00 on ktvu plus. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. so, we're about to shoot

. >> we are mitted to working with the industry and doing our part to come up with a better system but in the interim we have to stop what we blatantly see, and that is some folks stealing cars. >> she has the votes to pass the measure but there is opposition. >> understand her good intentions but the devil is in the details and these independent contractors who are tax paying and law abiding non-predatory, are in business. and as we try to fix something, they will put them out of business. >> reporter: rick, that bill on tow truck reform is due up for a vote in a few minutes. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> police in delaware are planning to release a video showing the vehicle that struck a 12-year-old boy, 12-year-old brian richard suffered broken bones and a fractured skull in newcastle monday night and the car in question say red chrysler 300 and the drivers side mirror should be missing and brian's mother is pleading for the drive toward come forward. >> i hope someone grows a conscious and turns themselves in and explains themselves. how they could lea

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i look like a sandwich with three pieces of bread and let to us and tom mit to. >> layer up, and move quickly. get from point "a" to point >> i don't understand that analogy. she a sandwich? i think the cold got to her brain. >> and if you are a sandwich you might as well be a ruben. >> whatever. >> that is for after the holiday. >> new year's resolution. >> good morning, i wanted to show you the wins are busting to 26 in concord and 18 in enough enough and 25 in sfo and they are coming from the north with the winds of change, literally, chasing all the wet weather away are us for now. can you see behind me there were showers developing over the ocean and i will show you where they are in a second. half an inch of rain in san jose and 280 and 17 where it is more dry bit molt. cloudy this afternoon and chilly breezes and frosty cooled nights ahead for the valleys and sunny and dry this weekend, grab the sunglasses. today, we will top out in the low-to-mid 50s but it will not feel like it with the breezes. dress for temperatures in the 40s. you can see the showers hugging the coast, dev

. >> imagine having broken mit bits of a metal blade in your mouth. >> these are in millions of american homes including my own and they are really dangerous products. >> so the consumer products administration and conair are asking people to stop using the processors are riveted blades that look like this. they can crack and send small metal pieces into your processed food. >> we see examples of serious cuts to the mouth and damage to people's teeth. >> conair says there are 69 reports of these broken blades and 39 reports of mouth and broken teeth. now 22 models are being recalled. >> i think the injuries came to light more recently, we have one of these and it's more in the 20-year-old side. we don't want consumers to be complacent. >> if you own one of these food processors what you need to do is head over to cps.gov to see if the one you have is recalled and if that is the case the company is offering free replacement blades. channel 6 "action news." >> elizabeth thank you. >>> cyber safety was the topic of discussion in montgomery county. the program focused on internet communicati

then mit professor remembers william f buckley's television program and we wrap up our monday primetime lineup at 1145 with author with author courtney

mit, google and the city of cambridge installed the service. court. 30% of people who live in that area do not have internet access. >>> netflix will allow people to watch shows off line. the company posted on its blog, members have an option to watch shows and movies to watch off-line. it is free with memberships. you want to make sure you have the most recent net flix app to access the down load amazon prime started offering downloads more than a year ago. >>> 1 million android phones have been accessed by hacker. google accounts for downloaded outside the official app stores. to see the full list of apps behind this issue and how to check if your phone is affected by going to fox25boston.com. >>> facebook is hoping to make its messenger app more fun to use. play games with your contact. the socially in network includes a new feature called instant classic like p ac-man and space invaders and newer titles like words with friends. facebook say the games are free. >>> an innovation and design building once a simple storehouse is the launch pad

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excuse mit would take some 37 so-called faithless electors to defect from trump's camp to call the election's outcome into question by creating a tie. in reality the chances of this happening are scant. nonetheless, the white house and the nation's mall to plead their case. [ chanting ] >> i think it's important to let people know especially electoral college that there are many of us who -- trump is not our president. 2.7million more of us who voted for hillary and yet he's going to take office. >> i know what the constitution says. and we will follow that but we have already had electoral voters come and say that they're not going to vote for trump. >> unite, this isn't over. >> for the electoral college to break away from what we normally do and affirm the will of the people. it's only happened a handful of times and always been serious issues, i think clearly this is the most serious. >> there are number of electors in my position. i'm not going to get into names or how many specific numbers, we're at a fragile point and trying to get to 37 or more. >> on december 19th in? country, going

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of those three, only connie is likely to mit miss the game. mike missed the game because he is a new father. congratulations to him and his baby girl. and still one of the best pass rushing teams in the nfl but that protection is not just a credit to the big guys up front. and others are also giving winston more time. >> trust me, i can drew as many pass routes on the chalk board, but if your quarterback is getting hit, those routes are no good, winston like most quarterbacks is going to three better if he had a safe pocket to stand in. >> well, remember after the kansas city game, jameis was given the game ball, and he tried to give it back to that's right, all of the bucs fans at the game on sunday, they get a game ball courtesy of jameis winston, around he says that was the loudest he has heard ray-j and he hopes it tirn continues for the rest of the season major league baseball had gone two decades without a player's strike and it's not happening any time soon, the league and the union have reached a new five-year labor agreement, just mom

she is a professor at mit. she is a professor of film and media there.as written a number of books. we met a year ago at a conference that was put on by the buckley program at yale and i can see that at the time she has a real affinity for trying to understand the connections between the communications world and the media world on the one hand and different elements of the conservative movement on the other. s so it's a, this is a naturalon kind of outgrowth of her previous work, looking at that general area. open to debate is the book. heather has watched not maybe every single one of 33 years worth of firing line episodes but pretty close to it i think. she is probably the reining expert now on all things related to "firing line." hello me welcome, heather hendershot to the podium.podium [applause] >> thanks so much.h. it is really great to be here, particularly here at the hoover institution because the hooverer was so important to the research i did on the book. i was out at stanford where all the papers are and, of course i they have, they have pres

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>> actually, it starts from mit.mputer science of artificial intelligence building, it will show you the definition of hacking. it is actually a positive word but it became a very negative word. the word "hacker" describes the people who are like programming and sharing information. just like you love sharing recipes to other friends for the love of cooking and etc. >> anthony: morally, is there anything wrong -- you are breaking into information base. i am not going to do anything, i am going to go and look around and leave without disturbing anything. >> would most hackers say that's okay? >> yes. >> it is okay for our communities. i got lucky, i got into a big hacker community here and met a lot of great mentors. >> anthony: started in this business at 21. >> exactly. >> i didn't go to college. >> anthony: why not? >> most proffers, the development speed of the communities. >> anthony: why? >> your country is so advance in so many ways, why not in this area. >> we have a great file world and it blocks a lot of imp

, accumulation of capital to build the cooperative model and i tried to launch it in boston between mit and harvard and got nowhere until i went to the midwest. they are a big thing in the midwest and the reception wasane exactly 100% different. i want an idea of what you saw and found. you have been around the world in a lot of countries where they are vitally important. i want to get an idea of what your evaluation of the acceptance and possibilities of that model is in those countries. in the >> the thesis in the book is that land was the role material of the agricultural age. i hear was the role material in the industrial age and the data is of the information age. he who controlled the land or earned the land and agricultural age of the political and economic power. he who owns the factory thenho controlled access to the natural resources in the industrial age and had the political and economic power. he or she who owns the data control of the data in the information age and have the political and economic power. so the co-op model can be viable anywhere so long as what you are abl

the bmws of the world, $1.2 billion expansion, the mit mitchlon, mercedes bends, 1,200 additional jobs, boeing, volvo, the first plant in the country, south carolina. there is a reason why south carolina per capita is the number two growing state in the country. it is called good leadership. but many of us would focus on so many of the positive things we've seen happen under her leadership, and that is truly good leadership. but i think perhaps the most important form of leadership we see when times are hard, when everybody is running in the opposite direction, you see, south carolina has had man-made and natural disasters. i think about just less than two years ago, the flood, the 1,000 year flood, flooding in south carolina, not on the coast, but in columbia. in the middle of the state. our governor rose to the occasion, and led our state through a very traumatic situation. then just this year, hurricane matthew comes through the middle of our state, again, parts of the state that was most impacted, were not the coastal parts of the state. she stood up, rolled her sleeves up and led,

[applause] >> is mit is my pleasure to sers a cohost and welcome you to the national pearl harbor remembranceary if you could please hold your applause until the end. the honorable governor of the state of hawaii, the honorable governor of the state of arizona, the honorable governor commonwealth of the asylum. the honorable herschel of the veterans affairs. the commander u.s. pacific command. admiral william, former commander u.s. pacific command. thomas fargo former command. former commander u.s. pacific command. the honorable spencer lieutenant governor state of utah. the lieutenant governor state of hawaii. the honorable jeanine davidson undersecretary of the navy. the honorable franklin parker assistant secretary of the navy for manpower and reserve affai affairs. admiral scott swift commander u.s. pacific fleet. general robert brown commanding general u.s. army pacific. commander pacific air force. lieutenant general marine forces pacific. former commander u.s. army forces command. former commander u.s. pacific fleet, general gary north, former commander u.s. pacific air force. the hono

today mit film heather author of open to debate, how william buckley put america in firing line. .. thank you so much for coming out. i think we will talk for the first 20 to 25 minutes and then i imagine it will will be all sorts of questions both specifically pertaining to the book and other questions that they may have raised. so, i guess where should we sop -- where should we start. thank you for inviting me to do this. thanks where i was a fellow. i was hard at work on this book. it's very nice to be able to speak to all of you here at this great institution. nick has been a friend of mine he's obviously a very accomplished journalist i'm really glad you're doing this with me. i'm delighted to talk to you about the book. let's get started. my first question is what you talk a little bit about how you found the story into this case and a back story of how you ended up working on this project. assuming i actually came across this case who in the book. i came across the case back in 2009 on the lark i have gone to an fbi lab in quantico to interview an analyst and i wanted to hear

it's my pleasure today to be able to introduce our honored guest, heather hendershot, a a professor at mit. she is a professor of film and media, has written a number of books. we met about a year ago at a a conference that was put on by the berkeley program at yale and i can see that at the time she has a real affinity for trying to understand the connection between the communications world and the media world, on the one hand and different elements of the conservative movement on the other. so it's, this is a natural outgrowth of her previous work looking at that general area. open to debate is the book. heather has watched not maybe every single one of 33 y o

here is our christmas time prime time line-up, tonight mit film and media professor remembers william f buckley television program, firing line and after words, 9:00 p.m. eastern ellen reports on how new farming methods affect consumers. at 10:00, stevens, recalls working under seven different presidents and we wrap up christmas prime time lineup at 10:45 with larry talking about winston churchill. that all happens tonight on c-span2's book tv. >> so before welcoming our founder reed to the stage i want to say a few words about nick who received the american book award this year for tomorrow's battlefield, u.s. proxy wars and secret opts in africa. he was unable to be here today. he's hard at work. we regard his efforts as a journalist to be heroic and put that go context in the waning months of bush-cheney in american politics, policy papers from extreme right-wing think tanks began to flood with recommendations that the emerging front on the war on terror, you remember that, was going to be in the con innocent of africa and so with that in mind, the united states government formed a

that was bad mit against the red skips. and with the lack of weapons on general offense topped off by being eliminated from postseason play. some are suggesting carson wentz should sit the final three games and be wrapped in bubble wrap until next year. coach doug pederson agrees. >> we play the guys that have been here all season long and he's been a big part of that. i don't want to necessarily do that now with him i don't want to send that type of message not only to him but the team. he's a leader and we go with the guys that we battled and got us to this point. >> this is philly. we don't have time for the soft stuff. no better place for sunday eagles coverage than here fox 9. we get you started fax game day live 10 a.m. and eagles and ravens 1 p.m. and stay with us for fox 9 eagles postgame show following game with shawn bell looking forward to that one. >> i love ryan. >> and i can't believe they're saying to sit carson wentz. >> he got you to this point he's a leader on the team now you sit him? >> i agree. >> remem

as a badge of rank, they wore two swords, a short sword for --mitting harry carey suicide, and a large fought with. with this sort, it was their privilege to lop off the heads, arms, ears of the peasants for practice or amusement. the samurai developed a code of rules for themselves. the code of the warrior. it extolled absolute loyalty to one superior and reckless bravery and battle. , the code ofrtant the warrior not only sanction doubledealing and treachery, but looked upon it as an art to be cultivated, encouraged ambush, jump a man from behind when he is unarmed, when he is alone and arthave a gang, that is the of treachery and the double cross the national code of japan. suicide was also a privilege of the samurai, and they were allowed to kill themselves rather than the beheaded. for the commonas people. as a result, it became an elaborate ceremony that showed bravery and indifference to pain. a man's son or his best friend stood by with a large sword to chop his head off in case he lost his nerve. they and their paid samurai and engaged in unending bloody civil war with each ot

i am the director here it is my pleasure to introduce our honored guest, heather is a professor at mit, she is a professor of film and media and has written a number books, we met about a year ago at a conference that was put on by the buckley program it yell and i can see at the time that she has an affinity for trying to understand the connection between the communications world and the media world on the one hand and different elements of the conservative movement so this is a natural outgrowth of the previous work looking at that area. heather has watched maybe not every single one of 33 years worth of fire line episodes but pretty close. she is probably the reigning expert now on all things related to firing line. please help me me welcome heather to the podium. [applause] >> thank you it's great to be here, particularly particularly at the hoover institute because hoover was so important to the research i did in the book. i was at stanford will all the papers are when they preserved all the episodes in the papers and transcripts i could not have done it without the hoover institu

we're all right close to mit 40s. 43 in norwood. 43 degrees in boston. and we are looking at a little bit cooler air to our northwest jaffrey at 38 degrees. we're holding off on that snow still. a nice friday forecast. partly sunny skies. temperatures mid-to-upper 40s for most of us. couple another spot 50. breezy day winds out of the west that's definitely going to add a chill factor for us. even into the afternoon as we see highs in up thor 40s. it's really going to feel more like the mid to low 40s for us. into tonight we add some cloud cover as well. and i think we're looking at chance for flurries especially in the berkshires. we could see a couple of flurries in the worcester hills as well. low-to-mid 30s for most of us. winds shift from the northwest. we usher in cooler air into your saturday andun 40s. we stay pretty breezy then we dip down into the low 40s as we head into your sunday forecast as well. we don't have much precipitation in the forecast. you're dealing with really nice weather for this time of year. temperatures close to 40. winds n

welcome back we have breaking news coming to us from upper perkiomen school district in mit is closeday, we just received word right now, the superintendent is somewhats dueh safety and welfare of our students. school will be cancered for the day. currently state police are investigating a situation that raises enough concern for us to take this action. that's coming from the upper perkiomen school district closed today. we'll figure out why. >> when more comes in we'll share with you. karen rogers is looking at a messy morning on the road. >> reporter: police are doing an investigation in upper merion henderson road is shut down for almost two hours. we're looking live with our sky 6 cameras between shoemaker road and gulph road. we have a number of vehicles involved with the accident an tanker truck and pickup truck. roads are wet, stick to crooked lane instead. we have two different accidents on 422. this is 422 eastbound the on-ramp from sanatoga. we have an accident causing problems, two vehicles involved. it's on the shoulder. 422 eastbound at shavon armstrong -- armon hammer bo

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ghw you mit be able to cut it's all about customization. possibilities are endless. >>> oversharing your kids' photos on facebook could end up hurting them in the long run. australian researches say that most children will are 1,000 photos online by the time they're five. this new norm means that many children will have a digital identity created by somebody else. when the child grows up, they can't control who's seeing their baby pictures or embarrassing photos. >>> a suspected iphone 7 leak is causing quite a stir online according to new information, the iphone 7 s and 7 s plus will be identical to the iphone 7 and 7 plus. if that is the case this would apple has stuck with the same design. but the site also says that tirks phone 7 s will increase screen size from 4.7 to five inches. >> first world problems. >>> if you're driving in from the north or west this morning, you might want to give yours a little extra tomb. we're getting reports in the area. a closer look at what you'll face in your commute when we check back with in amelia dra

police say they spotted a sus shus teen yesterday and when they questioned them, they at mitted to therimes. >>> officials with penn dot teamed up with state and local police to launch operation safe holiday. the effort is to reduce alcohol oafed crashes. to focus on impaired, aggressive and unbuckled motorists. >> please don't be dead for christmas. this is a time of year to celebrate with family and friends. but if you have been drinking, don't get behind the wheel of what will be a couple thousand-pound missile going down the street. you could kill yourself you could kill someone else. >> last year there were 85 impaired crashes across the state and 18 deaths. >>> tonight people around the world are marking world aids day. >> a look at the white house, there is a red ribbon that's hanging in honor. the local clinic in delaware is offering free testing. the group also gave out free educational information and answered questions about the virus. organizers say it's important for people to be aware of the virus and to get test it. >> probably about 10% of people who are living with hiv

describing became too big for all of them and raised the ram shackle structure on the perimeter of mit it was called a palace and-- >> with nine noble lawyeriets. >> the sheer crepeyne nesnes nn- crappiness of it, and occasionally a window would blow out down the street and they would steal each other's electricity through pipes overhead. one time he did an experiment with a cat. i don't know. and ray says -- ray says they were an odd bunch, but they were free to experiment and his first prototype was a meter and a half. and one of his colleagues said what you're doing is nothing, it's going to amount to nothing. and if the sun blew up. you wouldn't be able to-- and he says it's true. i'd be better looking out my window and he realized it would have to be three times bigger, bigger than the campus, bigger and the city, bigger than the town. >> and the book really looks at the hero moment from the genius myth from that moment. and you've revealed the slow incremental buildup of personhood within an individual life that amounts to the spark we call genius, and it's the sciences and the a

>>reporter: this is the first movie in the part of the main saga. 7 episodes before it you mit say thisilm is the rogue one. >> we are requesting a call sir. it's rogue. rogue one. >> reporter: story of what happen between "star wars"episode 3 an 4 and the character are new. >> it's about parent-child relationship. >>reporter: jen grows up to be the hero inplayed by grace. >> it's a physical role and one played here. you really kill some butt in the scene. more impressive considering the character is blind. >> he is not a jedi. he's human. then he's connected to the force. >>reporter: part of greater vision of the far awhich galaxy where good evil are not confined. it's as doing the right thing. >> yes from this point of view we very much are doing the right thing. >>reporter: villain met in the first seep of film whose cast may be most diverse in "star wars"history. >> audience are asking shouting to be represented on screen and it is happening. very proud to be part of that. >>reporter: in san francisco, jonathan bloom. >> may the force be with us. >>reporter: 7 news. >> may the force

i was told he mit have been down there a couple of hours. >> it is hard to hear but he was grateful. we go not know why he was on the cliff in the storm but he is okay. cold, certainly but all right. >> our coverage continues what one county is doing to track the creeks. >> and a warning if you are using laser lights on your homes. homes. all the backup is be a park ranger, i got really excited. gabe's obviously really sick. and there's a lot that he isn't able to do, and make-a-wish stepped in. we had to climb up the mountain to get the injured hiker. he fell from, like, a rock. he's been the one that has been rescued so many times. he said to me, "today, i got to be the hero." (avo) the subaru share the love event has helped grant the wishes of over twelve hundred kids so far. get a new subaru, and we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars more to help those in need. ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ >>> i have bad news if you are taking bart today in the bay fair area. our bart routes and zooming into bay fair it is backing the orange, green and blue lines confirming it is a swi

so -- to run the petrochemical company, you would want an mit chemist and then filipino pipe fitters are brought in. so there are jobs but not many. but people looking at the companies say, well, some jobs at least and a lot of goody bags. but they look at the state, and they see a state that isn't actually protecting them, where people have been hired to present the illusion of protection without providing the reality of it. in essence, you might say the state has been given the moral dirty work to do to seem to protect but not really protect people. and so people were mad at the state. didn't do its job, why should i pay taxes to this do-nothing state especially since i haven't had a raise in two decades. ask jobs are a little -- and jobs are a little more shaky than they were. so that's a second reason. first, it's government as an instrument of the north, then government as an instrument of oil. and then they don't put it together quite the way i just have. but there's a third thing. i came to this whole project with an interesting emotion and feelings. and i think we get to the

>>reporter: attorney and mit graduate was also loved and respected by his friend and colleagues. in e-mail statement one colleague wrote in the short time he had been at our firm, nick had shown himself to be a fine lawyer as well as a good and caring person. >> everybody that was involved in that not just in the fire but outside of it lovers, family, friends, everybody torn apart by this. >>reporter: outpouring of support and sincere request fulfilled. melanie, abc 7 news. >>> tomorrow the oakland museum of california will dedicate it friday night event to the ghostship fire. moment of silence held at 7:00 p.m. museum will designate a space to create a memorial wall and collect donation to benefit the victims and their families. >>> much more ahead on this thursday need. coming up. three sexual attack in 8 days leaves san jose state students nervous and police searching for a predator. >> the moment we knew that we had con joined twins we wanted them to a place where they can still have an individual life. >> dream comes true for the pawrpt of conjoined twins. hear the story. >>

three people died in the explosions near the marathon finish line and an mit police officer was shotby the bombers. now the family of another officer wants him to be recognized as the fifth fatality, officer simmons was injured when a pipe bomb exploded near him. he suffered a fatal brain aneurysm a year later. the three bombing victims and all are mentioned by name in the movie but simmons is not. >>> happening later today the department of motor vehicles and california's attorney general are meeting with uber and they'll be discussing uber's use of self-driving cars, picking up passengers in san francisco. the dmv says the ride company failed to get a proper permit. uber said they don't need it because the cars still have drivers behind the wheel. >>> a spike for muni to reduce or can sell bus services this week. according to the san francisco exam ner on monday 10% of all muni bus operators were out sick, causing them to cancel the shuttle. they have not said why so many drivers were out kickoff on the same day but said they didn't have enough substitute officers because of the co

if you cannot mit the you canatcht right here on channel 5. >> always a f night. >> it is. >> we ha breaking news from the traffic department this morning. >> the needham line impacted because of thisituation right here, a car that's on the roof. this is rig o the tracks there, near the tracks, so right now they have delays expect. we'll keep you as far as the roads, volume here as you travel the pike, eastbound towards the bottom of the screen, by allston-brighton, and let's get over to t map because we have a few additional problems to tell you about. 24 heavy out of avon. route 3 from way mouth, theres a crash b route 18, and your ride on the expressway, a half-hour, braintree to boston, accident cleared, still watching an issue on neland street by washington street, the water main break, and still doing repairs on the westbound side, so eastbound has two-way and north of town, 93 is slo out of andover down to the lever connector, and we have got a crash here on 128 south in peabody, over by route 1, where one lane is closed. we're alsoat wing other train delays, the green lin has delays

found g alivera in a rurala of virginia. 7 # year old barbara briely and her great granddaughter look mit were supposed to be taking a road trip from new jersey to north carolina but something went wrong. on wednesday they were spottedte near their vehicle in a wooded area just south of richmond.ic the pair was taken to the hospital. at last check bash was in serious condition.ond her great granddaughter is doing just fine. > we want to take it outside now. this is video thats was shotshot earlier tonight at city in northwest. temperatures out there are tumbling and the wind is starting toic p up. these are beautiful shots. mike thomas is here with a first look. the shots are absolutely beautiful. hard to believe that theeve christmas tree is going away pretty soon.soon holiday season is achanging.acha the winds are starting toic p up, some locations upwards of 40 miles an hour. all thanks to the big stormrm system spinning its way. look at all the snow showerswers coming off the great lakesakes tonight. yes, it will be a big deal for the mountain reasons especially westward slopes this e

you went to mit, you were nuclear engineering student and fast forward you're making wine needle issueareer. i gotten into needles very young in medicine. my father is type one diabetic. he was taking insulin. i thought really the bottle of wine is like medicine. we can go out of it like into an insulin bottle. there was necessity. my wife became pregnant and stopped drinking. my partner in crime who we finished off a bottle stopped drinking. liz: you don't want to drink that all. >> sure. liz: show me you who it works. this is faster nating. i can imagine the application for restaurants, they're thrilled. people order by the glass and suddenly wine was exposed. >> that was my hope. ultimately -- liz: i want to make sure we're tight on the needle. >> sure. this needle was original developed for fusion therapy and spine dimension. liz: spinal taps. >> works perfectly for cork. needles go into the cork. it pushes inert gas, argon into the bottle. the inanother gas pushing wine out. stop anytime by tipping up. pull it out. liz: how much does it cost? >> sell in range, $199 to $349. liz: i

go out of the house, you wouldn't leave the house without brushing your teeth in the morning in the mit, wouldn't leave without the ball cap. >> seth: and so it was something that you know because again he is a man who lives in a basically a gold mansion, and yet he put on the ball cap, and it did mean something to people. there was something that he -- was universal about it. >> it was a visual. he was a star on this network. this network that helped to make him. >> seth: yeah, nbc. [ light laughter ] but you were a fan -- >> which has given us some of the best talent ever. david letterman. president. so we finally did it, yeah. cause letterman, seinfeld never made it to the highest office. >> let me tell you something. can i just -- on a serious note. something i'm very nervous and somewhat scared about. >> seth: sure. >> and i say this, i'm not -- there's no partisanship involved in this. it's that we suffered through 9/11 and we've suffered other terrorist attacks over the years. something that we're all concerned about and we kind of know in the back of our heads that probably will

tonight at 8:45 eastern, mit film and media professor heather hendershot, author of open to debate: how will william f. buckley put america on the firing line," looks at how he used firing line to open arguments outside of his conservative circles which made him an early pundit. >> as our level of discourse seemed to be deteriorating the shouting matches increasing and so on, it seemed like a particularly important time to be talking about a show that valued civil debate between people who disagreed with each other. >> sunday on "in depth," the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor features steve toomey and craig nelson, and we'll be taking your phone calls, tweets and e-mail questions live from noon to 3 a.m. eastern. and at 9 p.m. eastern on "after words," former senate george mitchell looks at the israeli/palestinian conflict in his book, "a path to peace: a brief history of israeli/palestinian negotiations and a way forward in the middle east." he's interviewed by jane harman, president and ceo of the woodrow wilson center. >> president abbas and the palestinian authority h