nine year old nate "that was naughty."knows it was a close call."i kept on saying i love you spike..you can do it!"spike's potty break bolt ended with him jumping the rail.landing down in the chilly waters below."he was gonna get knocked out by a rock...and get knocked out and drowned. i was really afraid i under the bridge""the current was too strong ...spike couldn't swim to the shore..but luckily a good samaritan with a town truck was nearby and used a tow line as a lasso around spike's body..and pull the dog 20 feet back to safety.""oh my god my baby!!""i'm so grateful."nate says there aren't enough treats in the world to thank the man.. but spikes jump taught him an important lesson. "believe in good people." nate's mother says her son is being bullied at school and needs his emotional support dog "i feel like crap..but spike gives me love and a lot of kisses."and now that he's got his best friend back."you're grounded from swimming spike!" he's not planning on ever letting go. spike is recovering nicely leg. the good samaritan says the hugs fr

nate fick. tell us about the scope of your contract with the air force. nate: sure, emily.. we are really excited to partner with the air force to help them succeed in this mission that's so important to the nation. the air force is the elite of the elite among cybersecurity units in the u.s. government. and obviously they are concerned with ensuring that their networks are safe. and existing technologies have been pretty good at stopping the b team and c team, but the a team still gets in. so our mission with them is to hunt actively to locate and then evict those a-team adversaries. emily: you guys used to be in the offensive hacking market and realized there wasn't a huge business there and moved into the defensive hacking market. how has the transition been? nate: i think it's essential if we are going to level the playing field in cybersecurity to bring an attacker's mindset to bear. the best way to do that is harness the expertise of offense and redeploy, if you will, to equip defenders to counter these advanced threats. emily: so, what kind of special skills do you b

the late nate thurman with his own bobble head. he is not only one of the best players but a great ambassador for the game. >> recognized as one of the 50 greatest players of all time. now, immortalized via bobble head he was just a wonderful human being. phenomenal human being. >> the legend lovingly dubbed big nate may have passed away in july, but big men will be walking in his large footsteps. >> didn't he say i'm better than you? and he could have played in this nba and been tremendous. >> i remember what a dig anied presence he was and how respected he was. when he spoke, our players were wide eyed and listening. >> once down 42 rebounds in a single game and had his number retired. that is right. there is a reason every player is donning 42 this season. >> they knew exactly what 42 meant. >> nate was a gentleman. he was big. 6, 11 and he was a sentel giant. >> as far as a warriors treasure, i don't think anyone embodies it better than nate thurman. how he carried himself, tremendous. his career featured over 14,000 points and

the late nate thurman with his own bobble head.nly one of the best players but a great ambassador for the game. >> recognized as one of the 50 greatest players of all time. now, immortalized via bobble head he was just a wonderful human being. phenomenal human being. >> the legend lovingly dubbed big nate may have passed away in july, but big men will be walking in his large footsteps. >> didn't he say i'm better than you? and he could have played in this nba and been tremendous. >> i remember what a dig anied presence he was and how respected he was. when he spoke, our players were wide eyed and listening. >> once down 42 rebounds in a single game and had his number retired. that is right. there is a reason every player is donning 42 this season. >> they knew exactly what 42 meant. >> nate was a gentleman. he was big. 6, 11 and he was a sentel giant. >> as far as a warriors treasure, i don't think anyone embodies it better than nate thurman. how he carried himself, tremendous. his career featured over 14,000 points and 14,000 rebo

were wide eye and listening to every word. >> nate was a gentlemen. he was big 6 foot 11 but gentle giant. >> great man. sorely missed. >> raiders enjoying the about east season in a dozen years and 7 of them named to the pro bowl today. playing in orlando this year. game raiders hope not to play in because those who reach the superbowl don't play all star game. leading the charge is quarterback car. pro bowl for the second time 6 pick. favorite target cooper. 74 reception. also selected so were 3 of the raiders offensive line and rodney and donald on the defensive side. we have mack and nelson and 7 other raiders alternate. mike was in alameda today. he has a pretty good view of the final home game item christmas eve against the colts for the silver and black. >> when you break a drought there's a tendency to let up but with this group that's fought going to happen. >> being able to go i don't see the team letting up. to be has to let up. we give everything we have got. >> don't get too hot going to have our business this week if we don't coach come

nate parker -- nat turner is a little bit slow actually. it takes a lot of the violence and awfulness of slavery to make them recognize slavery is a bad system. he is oblivious. nate parker takes him through this. it is not like when he fights back, he is really, really smart. i don't see that. william styron is kind of a conflicted intellectual. when you look at his strategies and what he decides to do, he always -- he is not playing checkers, he is playing chess. they had been speaking about this revolt for a long time. one thing we know is that it happened. why did it happen when all of the other plots didn't? one of the reasons is because he recognized the dangers of the black community. if word got out and too many people heard about it, someone would tell master or mistress or friend or whatever -- by the be in townould not this weekend. and then the whites will find out about it. that is one of the reasons why there are not a lot of slave revolt, so nat turner did something that was really dangerous. this was a long shot, but he said

in nate dog to hold my note.g time referring to nate doge whorr used to be in with them t doing the music and everything.. >> is it just me a lot of peoplo lost this year. yr. lost in early 50s. 5 i can't any more. 2016, please.le enough of you. >> wow. okay. >> it's been a lot. maybe in other years>> i otherss passed away this year there have been such seismic losses like prince and now of course withrsw george michael and the otherhe h names escape me just seems likek a lot. david bowie, my goodness, yes, so many. my >> how about you talk about britt britt.tt >> this one luckily this is a hoax.ho britney spears tony music entertainment target of twitterr hoax on monday morning. morni they had several tweetsal tweets announcing that britney spearsps had died. >> what?>> w >> right. reatery were later deleted though.th britney spears is not dead. dea the tweet actually said britneyt spears is dead by accident.en we'll tell you more soon.n. one of the posts read similard m bit was on bob dylan's twitter feed.feed

u nfortu nately, this morning from london city.tely, the airport closes for its normal weekend curfew at lunchtime, so if you don't get out this morning, you are kind of stuck. so flights cancelled and delayed, what can people do if they are due to fly in the next 2a hours also? what can people do if they are due to fly in the next 24 hours also?m is really tricky, if your flight has been cancelled you go to the back of the queue, trying to find seats on the queue, trying to find seats on the few available sites. i have been to the heathrow hotels, talking to passengers who have missed connections. if you fall give me a ray davies reference, they spent all of the day and all of the night here at heathrow, tried to book another flights, but very few seats available. airlines are responsible for paying for accommodation and meals until they can get you to your destination, but i'm afraid it does look bleak. simon, thank you very much for your time this morning, simon calder, travel editor at the independent. around 3,000 police offic

nate died in july of leukemia at the age of 74. he was a part of the abc 7 family co-hosting pote game shows with me for years. the warriors are wearing a number 42 patch on their uniforms this season in big nail the's honor. >>> stef curry once again proving himself to be an outstanding community leader and a charitable nba player. two pairs of shoes that he wore during games are being auctioned off on ebay this, to raise money for victims of the deadly ghost ship fire in oakland. they feature custom designed and they are autographed by the two-time mvp himself. the warriors, along with players and curry's brand under armour have already donated $150,000 to the cause. >>> well, coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00. >> just amazing how a peaceful, festive, happy atmosphere just changed instantly. >> a country in mourning. we have new details about the search for the berlin suspect who police say is still at large. >> plus, one month until the presidential inauguration. preparations under way right now and the new twitter war between the

on nate thurmond bobblehead night at oracle arena. big nate. would have liked to see the first quarter. steph curry draining his 1,700th career three. klay thompson got hot as the dubs pulled away in the second quarter here. fadeaway ithe corner. 17 for klay. daymond green got rebound. coast to coast. and slamming it down with authority. gets teed up for doing chin-ups on the rim. 15-11 for day-day. curry the floater over the french connection. ryejection. rudy gobert. 25 for steph. final moments of the half, curry using the screen. knocks it down. warriors ended the half on a 25-8 run. dubs defense, we don't talk enough about their defense. steph the steal all the way. warriors win big, 104-74, now 25-4. >>> the raiders lid the nfl with seven players picked for the pro bowl. that's a game you don't want to be in. if you're not pro bowl, you're not playing in the super bowl. derek carr a pick for the second year in a row. carr has thrown 25 touchdowns, four to cooper. three of the behemoths were chosen, as well doctor, hudson, khalil mack and r

on nate thurmond bobblehead night at oracle arena. big nate. would have liked to see the first quarter. steph curry draining his 1,700th career three. klay thompson got hot as the dubs pulled away in the second quarter here. fadeaway in the corner. 17 for klay. daymond green got rebound. coast to coast. and slamming it down with authority. gets teed up for doing chin-ups on the rim. 15-11 for day-day. curry the floater over the french connection. ryejection. rudy gobert. 25 for steph. final moments of the half, curry using the screen. knocks it down. warriors ended the half on a 25-8 run. dubs defense, we don't talk enough about their defense. steph the steal all the way. warriors win big, 104-74, now 25-4. >>> the raiders lid the nfl with seven players picked for the pro bowl. that's a game you don't want to be in. if you're not pro bowl, you're not playing in the super bowl. derek carr a pick for the second year in a row. carr has thrown 25 touchdowns, four to cooper. three of the behemoths were chosen, as well doctor, hudson, khalil mack and

archer lettuce says nate incident happened at the target store in hayward happened like this frankie and jesse when inside when they allege griffin ask frank to turn the music playing on his phone griffin and his boys exchanged words and then when frankie picture here walked away mr. archer let us as his son's alleged drifted have franky ahead with a champagne bottle pulled from shelves. and his son jesse came to his brother's aid admitting that his son had a knife and stabbed griffin who later died mr. archer lettuces that his son acted out of self-defense police surveillance video will vindicate " brothers. there >> reporter: remaining custody both are due back in court thursday neither entered a plea during their arraignment on bail is off the table. >> vicki: spokesman this morning said she miscarried. we're tracking reaction first stephanie was back at the life of the hollywood icon. hearst >> reporter: are officially lodged a few years later and donald o'connor and 1952 seeing in the rain. in five different teachers. and modern dress for and the children with a first husband ed

thanks to the kindness of a stranger. 9-year-old nate was taking his dog, spike, for a walk... when spike jumped off a bridge and into a river.the current was too strong for spike to swim ashore.but a good smaritan spotted him and used a tow line and lasso to pull the dog back to safety. 25-36nate millard ? spike's owner"he was gonna get knocked out by a rock...and get knocked out and drowned. i was really afraid i couldn't stop screaming."56-57 grateful." 3 spike is back home recovering... he only had a small cut on his leg.the good samaritan says the hugs from nate and his family were more than enough payback. so how legit... is "netflix and chill?"not any funny business--- we're talking about the people who actually ?binge watch shows?... and then ?take a break!? break!?netflix found... 59 percent of viewers ?stopped watching shows for three days?... before starting a new found... viewers turned to comedies like "zootopia"... after shows like "american horror story." when it comes to weird gifts---- these two objects will leave you shaking your head. but even as people mock

abc 7 sports report brought by toyota and nate work with us for years. i think he would be tickled pink to see the bobble head. >> thanks. >> coming up tonight at 11:00. the frigid forecast for his one bay area city to tatake up emergency action to protect the bursting pipe tonight. >> illegal cruel ri lands two area business ins trouble. endangered animal part lead to go state wide bust. join us on channel 7. >> holiday time to give and incredible woman today. really doing uses that. >> mary likes to be called mrs. clause and for the past twin years she collects toys and bikes for the program. >> gets the money by selling 7000 lunch and raffle ticket all year long to her co-workers at bay alarm. we were there today as the pa arena loaded up for the holiday give away. >> 90 bike right here. 27,000 toys she donated. amazing. really is. >> jaw drop. oh, my. this is amazing. >> as a child i didn't have a well lot. christmas was sparse. i knew if i ever had the means to do something special i wanted to do it for kids. >> mary c collected more than 13,000 dol

thanks to the kindness of a stranger. 9-year-old nate was taking his dog, spike, a spike jumped off a bridge a into a river.the current was too strong for spike to swim ashore.b a good smaritan spotted him and used a tow lind las to pull the dog back to saty. 25-36nate millard ? spike's ownere was gonna get knocked by a rock...and get knocked out and owned. i was really afraid i couldn't sp screaming."56-57"i'm so gratefu" spike is back home recovering... he only had a smalcut on his leg.the good samaritan says hugs from nate and his family were more than enough payback. airmen were "serving up smilr eles" fotary school students today. today.they're part of the 128th air refuling wing.they stopped by every elementary school in the west all-west saying hello to the ki and serving up "smiley tatoes."prov by the district's food service sode which started theprogram he students understand what it takes to serve 10:04-15i think that sometimes the uniform can be intiting... and so stting off with chiren it's a fun opportuny so they get to ask us questionsnd th get to alk to us all he time..

i think if you look, you know, one of the best analyses i have seen is one that nate silver reportedn last week that showed a 4 point swing to trump's in trump's direction after the comey letter came out in those last, you know, 10 or 11 days of the election. without a doubt, there were problems with her campaign. >> sure. >> she would have won anyway if it hadn't been for his intervention. >> whether nate silver is right or not though. james comey was the fbi director he was selected and nominated by a democratic president. and isn't this what we are supposed to have with fbi directors? like it or not, he is supposed to be independent. he decided in july, i'm not going to move forward with charges and then he decided it was painful of the democrats but late in the election cycle said i got to take another look at this. i'm independent. and so whether you like it, i like it, or republicans like it, because it's gonna change in different election cycles, he is supposed to be independent and you as someone who used to work in the justice department, why interfere with that. >> you are

u nfortu nately, europe, a wonderful idea in theory.rrorists and people trying to bring weapons in. we have already seen this with the bataclan attacks. they were planned from brussels and executed in paris last november. so the fact that this man was able to cross easily, three countries, from germany to france from france to the italian border and then to turin and then to milan. but on the other hand,it then to milan. but on the other hand, it was extremely good european eu cooperation and police work, and it shows that it worked. germany, italy and tunisia were talking to each other, belatedly getting this right. so much more we could discuss, but we will talk more later. now the latest weather forecast. it's all kicking off. stormy conditions for some, wet and windy for many of us. we have two named storms in this forecast. for most of us storms in this forecast. for most of us it won't be that severe. if you're underneath this rain, it is feeling pretty severe right now. some intense downpours and gusty winds. meanwhile the wind s

and that's partly why i think she cites nate silver to say, this is what the data shows.to put up one other piece of data to ask you whether the press sort of blew it. this is from the howard jordanstein center, nonpartisan, they looked at scandal coverage of hillary clinton going into the end of the race. and as you can see in those last two weeks, it was at an all-time high. this is negative scandal coverage, according to harvard, which was, of course, driven by two cryptic, confusing letters from the fbi, which, and the end of my question is coming, which ironically ended by saying there was no scandal there, the second letter clearing her, but what is the political impact of that in your view? >> it's difficult to ascertain at this moment in time. and particularly in light of what the president shared with the country today. and his specific request to try to distinguish politics from the events that had occurred, leading up to the election that may or may not have been produced by a foreign adversary or may or may not have been produced by various handling of intelli

and nate silver believes, i happen to believe this, that that letter most likely made the difference in the outcome. >> outgoing first lady michelle obama sat down for an interview with oprah winfrey friday morning and reflected on her husband's now-famous 2008 campaign slogan. >> we feel the difference now. see now, we're feeling what not having hope feels like. you know? hope is necessary. it's a necessary concept. >> today the president-elect will hold his last day of the thank you tour in mobile, alabama, where he took home nearly two-thirds of the vote on november 8th. >>> joining me jane timm and jonathan allen, roll call columnist and co-author of "hrc." good to have you with us. >> good morning. >> donald trump last night suggested his supporters are cool and calm. is this him trying to pull back on some of the more inflammatory moments of campaigning? >> you know, i think this is one of those classic examples of the media taking trump literally. and the people, lifhis supporte saying he's joking with him, maybe taking him seriously but not as literally. i think for sure he i

nate is our cto and sam is the cfo. i am nick, and i am the ceo, we are finishing our senior year of high school and applying to right now. >> by far the youngest team of entrepreneurs we have had in the program. i am toby and i am the executive director at boom town. >> boom town is an accelerator, they breng up start pup was in the early stages. >> put them through the taylored curriculum that fills in the gap. >> tech side comes easy to all of us, but knowing how to make the spread sheets and how to predict different things on the business side is what we are all new to. >> start-up company here. >> we worked with christina who, after a scar accident, became a quadriplegic, we put these electrodes on her thumb and forearm, when she thought about moving her thumb she was able to move it. we developed the system that brings together the user's input and contracting their muscles, to like go to somebody's house, somebody who isn't able to move >> i think these guys are one of the rare teams that will change the world in

[applause] and the winner goes to nate powell.ing] thank you. this is unreal. this is unbelievable. i grew up in rural alabama, very, very poor. i remember in 1956 when i was 16-years-old with some of my brothers and sisters and cousins going to the library trying to get library cards and were told that the libraries were whites only. and to come here and receive this award is too much. [cheering] thank you. [applause] but i had a wonderful teacher in elementary school who told me read, my child, agreed. and i tried to read everything. i loved books. thank you, andrew, nate, each and every one of you and the judges. thank you national book foundation. thank you so much. [cheering] this was an incredibly intense group effort. we couldn't have done this alone. thank you, friends, collaborators, lee walton, the engine that drove. thank you, chris, happy birthday. thank you everybody, my amazing wife whose sacrifices made my end of the deal attainable, my children and their generation will inherit. and a message to a challenge to our

you can get all the latest sports news at our website. 0ur our top story: petra kvitova fortu nate toate to be alive after being injured ina fortunate to be alive after being injured in a knife attack. see you soon. you have probably heard already, but as we go towards the christmas weekend, it looks as if things will turn exceptionally stormy, especially in the northern half of the british isles. i will show you why injust a second. by the weekend, we will show you a pressure chart with more isobars on it than this. a breezier day on wednesday than many of us have seen for a while. two whether fronts to deal with. a lull in proceedings. this more northerly feature will drift away out of the western side of scotland where it will produce a bit of rain. it will weaken as it comes into the north england and england and wales and into the south—west. by the afternoon, maybe the cloud will thicken again in southern parts of england and wales to produce a really miserable end to the day. it is the shortest day, of course, and i think it will get darker awfully quickly in the afternoon give

it is terribly u nfortu nate, stalemate. terribly unfortunate, but they are clinging onto this constitution provision that says unless a new president is elected nobody else can come into assume that role. of course the elections won't organised and the government says it was due to troubles in the eastern region, because of problems with the electoral commission, no money, so a host of reasons are being brought up. this provides a real challenge for the continent, especially the african union. what do you do? of course this comes just days after we've seen the situation in gambia where and other elected leader admitted they had been beaten, but then said he wouldn't go. so we have echoes in west africa now, trying to see what can be done. we have the situation in the drc, which is going to bea situation in the drc, which is going to be a real challenge to the region for a number of reasons, not least economic. the congo is facing terrible pressures. there have been evaluations. people are living on less tha n evaluations. p

silver. >> take it from nate silver, the voters railed against me because of the fbi letter, and that letter most likely made the difference in the outcome. >> later today trump will head to mobile, alabama, for the final rally of his thank you tour. and nbc's kelly o'donnell is there, and what about trump's latest pick? >> reporter: a couple things are developing now, betty. the south carolina congressman is officially now the choice of the president-elect to be the director of office and management and budget and he has been one of the most conservative house members and is considered a physical hawk. he is one of the people that has been to trump tower, and we have seen him on camera doing that, and he's the budget director for the trump administration, that will be viewed by many as a way for fiscal conservatives to have their mark, and how can they trim budgets and make policy, and trump tweeted about the place we are right now, saying mobile, alabama, today, and the last rally of the year and it suggests he could do more in 2017 before he is inaugurated, and amping up the hype a

. >> taken from nate silver who's pointed out swing state voters made their decisions in the final days breaking against me because of the fbi letter from our director comey, and nate silver believes, i happen to believe this, that that letter likely made a difference in if the outcome. >> she also described putin's personal beef with her as a factor. democratic donors are looking for much more of an explanation than that. one fund-raiser telling politico, a lot of people are saying i'm not putting another dime in until someone tells me what just happened. is clinton being short sided placing the blame on russia and the cia? >> a little bit. let's take a couple of steps back. hillary clinton had a very weak campaign to start from. hindsight is 20/20. we see that. so we had a fundamentally weak campaign, but on top of that in the last week or two you have the comey letter. let's not forget in the last days of the campaign is when there was news the obamacare premiums would go up. that got a lot of folks on the ground angry. they would feel it in their own pockets. finally we have that dr

. >> nerd to get beautiful berries on holly plants you need the male to poll nate them. so on our farm we have southern gentleman male plants that poll nate all the female plants. so they have beautiful berries. this is what we have in our wreath here. >> the berry stems are in a female plant. >> where is your farm did you say in the beginning. >> no gainsville, virginia, >> wonderful. >> wonderful. >> thank you so much for coming in today. >> beautiful work. >> thank you for having me have a great holiday. >> thank you. you too. >> stick around everybody we'll you too. >> stick around everybody we'll be right with fox news at 10. don't take the apple out tony don't take the apple out tony it's got nor you to eat. he gets a lot of compliments. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. be noisy. be silent. be near. be far. be joyful. be together. celebr

he was u nfortu nate from roberto firmino. he was unfortunate on.alkeeper struggled on before being replaced. liverpool's task might have been made easier if referee mike dean have the benefit of tv replay after ross barkley clattered into liverpool captain jordan henderson. the everton midfielder only saw yellow when many might have felt it should have been red. in the end it didn't matter. liverpool got what they came for. they had to wait until injury time. substitute daniel sturridge‘s effort falling nicely for to win the match. it was far from pretty but liverpool manager jurgen klopp and the team won't care, neither will be visiting fans, who left with the bragging rights. we could have scored earlier. not a lot of chances. most importantly we didn't give chances away. so it was quite difficult against an opponent who only wants to disturb your game, so, yeah... not the hardest, i would say, but hard enough, and thankfully he could finish the situation. wonderful feeling, he could finish the situation. wonderfulfeeling, i he could finish the s

there have been many and will be more terrorist attacks in coming years and u nfortu nately attacks inmilarly worrying ways. in the sun, slain, this is the other tack today, there have been three, one in switzerland, germany and this, terror at christmas, putin's man executed just hours later, this is after truck bomb, nine die in market truck attack, umm, so, natalie, the sun and the other papers putting these stories together, evidential in not necessarily linked, and want expert i spoke with set, look, do not discount the power of coincidence, it could simply be confidence, but this man shouting allah before he publicly shoots the ambassador from russia

nate nate sill ber suggested is trump's win wasn't baked in. something changed at the end of the campaign. let's say you somehow put all that aside and bracket putin and the popular vote there is still what we call the i learned from watching you rkt factor. republicans have spent the last eight years engaged in historic campaign of obstruction that began from the start on the night barack obama was inaugurated, house maage jort lead area kevin mccarthy told his colleague fuzz act like you're the minnesota, we've got to challenge them every single bill and every single campaign. as michelle obama discussed in a new interview, that's pretty much how it played out. >> there were people in congress, there were leaders in congress who did not support his presidency which was not something that was good for the country. it was good for politics. but it wasn't good for the country. >> michelle and barack obama say they're refusing to take that route for the good of the country and supportive of trump since the election and plan to help him succeed. s

but the high pressure that did come nate in the forecast in the last couple hours will be making an exit. and we are tracking a cold front. the temperatures will gint to get on the chillier side and we are expecting to see a change in that weather pattern. we're tracking the possibility of rain into the later part of the week. >> thank you, we're going to continue coverage of the breaking news. up next, how drones are being used in the relief effort. we'll be right back. police and firefighters launched >>> we want to continue with our breaking news. you're looking at a stein of the times. so hard to grasp that police and firefighters are launching a drone over the smoldering building. the drone can reach spots that are hard to view, areas that are too dangerous for them to go, and it allows them to get a precise look at what the building looks like. >> there has not been a fire this deadly since 1991. it quickly spread and consumed 2.5 square miles. 25 people were killed. another 150 were injured. nearly 3500 homes were destroyed. >> well be right back with more. >>> we continue our cov

high pressure builds and u nfortu nately down.tely it looks as though fog could be the problem on tuesday and wednesday, particularly in the morning. some sunshine around but frost and fog could prove to be a hazard. bye. if this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at eight: authorities in tunisia arrest three people suspected of being part of a terror cell connected to the berlin christmas market attacker, anis amri. a man and woman have appeared in court in london charged with making preparations for a terrorist attack. israel condemns as shameful a un security council vote calling for an end to settlements on occupied palestinian land. tributes are paid to the status quo guitarist rick pariftt, who has died in hospital in spain at the age of 68. also in the next hour: the prime minister calls for unity after the brexit vote. in herfirst christmas message, theresa may urges britain to move forward as the country prepares to leave the eu. merry christmas, everybody.

and then on my left we have nate who is the james professor at stanford law school is an expert on the machinery of democracy. elections, fundraising, campaign-finance and has looked at the impact of digital technology on that. so let me start there because nate, you just helped organized a similar discussion of this sears campaign, particularly the role of digital technology out on the other coast in silicon valley. and i think we heard that mention this morning. so let me ask you and i will ask each of you to pick this up in succession. how technology was, give us an overview of how technology was used in the 2016 campaign. set 16 campaign. set a baseline for the discussion here. and what was new this year? 2004 was the year of e-mail. what was 2016? and lastly, how is it that that campaign, it was widely perceived as the more digitally sophisticated campaign bringing in the expertise of obama in 2008, it didn't prevail. so let me start with you for that overview and then i will ask you scott and joe to look at that from your perspective and particularly what the technologies were th

there's word that f governor rick perry will be knowledgeit nated for secretary of epere. she once ran against trump in rep primary and his pick is controversial and perry called for the department of energy to be eliminated and has said the science on climate change was poll sized. they have to get to a commit tier hearing before going to the full senate and senate democrats say they are taking a page out of the republican play book saying they're in no hurry to get the combination process started live on capitol hill, melanie alnwick, fox news. >> and thank you justice department suing culpeper county in virginia over its refusal to approve the building of mosque in the area the suit was filed yesterday and claims cup pepper county acted in discriminatory manner when it denied the permit approval needed to construct that building and county cited issues with sewage disposal of proposed location as its reason. >> loudoun country sheriff deputies are looking missing girl from ashburn. the picture is on your screen. taylor pole was reported missing on december 9 she's 5' 4"

today he is making the solar system out of play-do with his friend defenseman nate schmidt. >> it's nice to replace the bad memories with memories like this. we are thankful that they are here. >> the kids get a few moments out of the hospital room or away from treatment to forget about being sick. >> sign these! my shirt. a piece of paper. and all that. and the hockey puck. >> putting their artistic skills to the test. capital theme canvas paintings that will be auctioned off to benefit tracy's kids, a program helping young families cope with the stress of cancer. >> it's fun to be here. the kids are having fun. we are having a great time. >> these are memories the kids wil thurs that will -- pictures that will last a lifetime. maureen: we have breaking news from prince george's county. skytrak7 is over the scene of a crash in adelphi. rescuers working to free a person from a minivan after hit a tree. two people have already been removed from the vehicle. both are expected to survive. jonathan: change the gears to talk about the weather situation. a lot of folks are bringing blankets an

me and mama didn't always agree on the upbringing of cody and nate, but that doesn't mean i'm going toill my mama because we don't agree. that is ridiculous. >> but by now, even some of bambi's family believed she was responsible for her parents' murders, including bambi's own sons, nathan and cody. you lost your grandparents in the most awful fashion. and then your mom is swept away from your life within minutes. >> it's just crazy. you don't know who to turn to. >> when did you come to the idea that maybe she was the one that did this? >> it was a mixture of things. i had a lot of people in my ear saying that she did it. >> when i came to the conclusion was she basically put it in rick's head for rick to do it. >> i only thought she had something to do with it from what i had been told. >> i resented her. i hated her. i didn't want to see her face ever again. >> it seemed bambi's supporters were few and far between. but one who did believe in her innocence was her attorney, jim irvin. >> everybody rushed to judgment in this case. >> the way jim irvin saw it, the prosecution's case ag

in this hour we'll take a nas nating look where bear bites woman and a gorilla finds a toddler in the zoo. in the first video a tourist crosses the line and gets a little too close to a giant polar bear. >> oh, my god. >> desperate screams, people running. it's complete kay yous at the anchorage, alaska zoo. a woman sneaks behind the zoo barrier and is nearly eaten alive. >> get a gun. tranquilize it! >> i'll never forget her scream. it was definitely someone who needed help. >> a beautiful day at the zoo. families and tourists flock to see the animals to get a little closer to the wildlife they might not otherwise get to experience. >> we have about 100, 120 animals, 36 different species. we take in orphaned, rescued animals. >> one of the most popular attractions is a 1,000 pound polar bear named binningie. kevin pickle has known binkie since the day he arrived. >> despite his cuddly name, this polar bear is a carnivore and he doesn't take kindly to strang s strangers. dr. larry rafer is taking a stroll through the zoo. >> suddenly cries for help pierce the air. >> oh, my god. >> al

>>> more than 230,000 people in east san jose, almaden valley and santa theresa are getting floor nated water for the first time. san jose has been the largest city without flower ride in the water. critics say it's toxic, but opponents say it's good for your mouth. >> even in our local community, 50 years of experience and we haven't seen very negative effects that have been described. >> by 2020, another 520,000 people will be receiving floor nated water in the city of san jose. >>> the stanford band is asking for its right to play on. the group is appealing a decision, the band has been suspended until 2018 after repeated alcohol violations. band members say the punishment sends a disturbing message to the entire stew didn't body and the values of free expression are vital to a healthy university culture. >>> between construction and higher admission rates, uc berkeley is becoming a very crowded campus. according to the "east bay times," cal has pushed hundreds of new students off their main campus. some freshmen are living in dorms at neighboring universities. others have classes in

the company widow nated them is dyna craft wheels. we reached out to them, but no response yet. as for this christmas eve delivery, he's certain these gifts will end up in the right hands. body of a man who drowned in a canal. the seven-hour search began this morning after police got reports of a man in a canal. >>> developing news now. isis is threatening religious sites across the country and we're learning more about other places that could be at risk. gloria riviera has the details. >> reporter: the country's top counterterror teams is announcing that isis is calling for supporters to target places of worship across the west. the fbi and homeland security have not identified any specific plot at the moment. but they are urging police to remain vigilant during this holiday season. on december 21st, isis published a link to a website containing the names and addresses of american churches, and called on supporters to attack them. >> things have changed and we live in a different world, and you have to always be prepared. >> cities like new york and boston have been on high ale

the vij imwas a silent experience and some of them were drying and he loved sock he an was nate of of ethiopia and people i spoke to said he was just amazing person with so much to offer everyone shocked by these homicides. >> it's really sad that something like that would have to happen to young individuals 22 years old and has his whole life ahead of him. >> i don't think i ever met a more positive nern my life. >> i'm sure if you talk to anyone out there they would all have similar things to say. it's so blatant. this is really good person. >> family of semena said they were too upset to speak after this sudden loss. the latest from fairfax tonight they are continuing to track down lead and if anyone has my information they would like to hear from you. you can remain anonymous by call 1-866-11-tips and in springfield, lindsay murphy, "fox5 local news" . >> to false church where a man is fighting for his after a shooting and the a500 block of spark d in the direct of false church high school and police are looking at tractor-trailer. >> actress carrie fish are is in the hospital aft

. >> you are look ahead where russia is going to democrat nate the conversation and certainly you can expect to hear a lot of tough questions at this confirmation hearing. >> president obama has ordered the intelligence community to investigate. and others are calling for a bipartisanship investigation. an fbi investigation found no link between russia and trump's campaign. >>> paying tribute to five fallen officers. two dozen police officers are in dallas to run a marathon. the local officers who run alongside the dallas police even though most of them have never participated in a long-distance race. the goal is to show support for all law enforcement officers at a very contentious time in the country. >> i want the nation to see we are going to continue to persevere and bounce back from this. >> five officers were gunned down five months ago. it happened during a peaceful protest downtown. 15 people were shot including two civilians. >>> a very different kind of santa turned out in cities worldwide today including the one you see here. this from san francisco. today is the day for t

for hunter it was extract special because he looks up to officer nate hoffmann. 'because he protects us. and hes nice and he even paid a couple dollars for me to have all this stuff.' 'after the shopping all of the students and officers walked down to ipic for an afternoon of bowling and lunch and they got ot wrap their gifts. it was an afternoon of a lot of holiday fun, reporting at fox 6 news.' the students who participated were nominated by their teachers based on financial need - and their grades in school. ahead at five: a mother deployed ovrseas... has a surprise christmas gift for her son. and then at six... a warning for anyone looking to rent an apartment. how to protect yourself in a contact six report coming up. the reason people are waiting in long lines outside toys r us. the two hottest gift items that are selling out fast! time now 4:xx you're taking a time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. and a reminder : join fox six for a special coats for kids collection wednesday. our to steinhafels in waukesha -- collecting coats of a

that money, $2.5 million was volunteer nated from the venic family to make that happen. part of the building was under construction. at this point we don't know what materials were inside. you have to imagine construction materials things like lumber, electrical equipment, all of those things likely fuelled the fire. neighbors i here devastated by the loss for the kids in this neighborhood that would have coming here to this recreation center on a daily basis. tennis, basketball, playing cards, hanging out with friends. now they have to start from scratch. this entire building is a loss. it will have to be bulldozed to the ground. as soon as we get more updates here from tampa and this fire at wilson park lindsey logue. >>> good morning. i'm dan shaffer. >> i'm deal yeah riley. >>> we want to get a check on your forecast. ivan is standing by. >> it's going to be warm. a couple of showers as well and then we will begin to clear out tonight and cool off. we have a front to get through. this is the line that brought severe thunderstorms but just a couple showers for us. a c

the man a chance because he's going to be one of the greatest we've had. >> reporter: randi kaye, nateou very much for that. let's discuss andre bauer, a former lieutenant governor of south carolina, bakari sellers joins us, as well. what's your reaction? i want to get your reaction. did you get to watch the trump rally tonight? what's your reaction? first to you andre. >> i did. i thought it was very uplifting. the guy had a positive message. he talked about where he wants to go with the country. he addressed so many issues whether you talk about energy, policy it, inner cities. the guy's -- he is in his element. this is a business guy. when he gets results, he gets more energy. just like i am. i know exactly what he feels like. he had a huge victory today. well, in the last few days with carrier. he's charged up and ready to go. he's excited about doing the job. the guy, would tirelessly, barely ever sleeps. he's surrounding himself with very knowledgeable people that are ready to take on these tough tacks that we've had mounting for some time. i'm excited because is he. that's a goo

ball picked up a by nate allen, another raider touchdown, and then mac, who played college in beautiful, passed by the bills, stretches, recovers the fumble. s. 38-24 the final. >> that's the belief of everybody day, every week, we work hard, go out there some fight together and try to get win biz any means. >> everybody played a big part in this win and did their job. and we handled it right and came out with a w. >> we expect to go out theres' score points like everyone in the nfl, but when things were going back, stay the course, because if gist make the plays we should make we can score points. >> proud of our guys and encouraged to enjoy this one quick and then come in ready to work tomorrow, get prepared for the trip to kansas city. >> speaking of which the falcons, quart farther, ryan to robinson to give the falcons the 28-27 lead going for foe two-opinion conversion to make it a three-points game. berry makes them pay. picked off in end zone, goes 100-yards for at the game-winning opinions. the raiders a game back of the raiders who they host on thursday. >> snowy day in chicago