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. >> that did not happen in new jersey that day and hasn't happened nce. >>>>e didn't say that the other day. the other day he said it like, well, he doesn't know and i guess he feels emboldened now. he must be careful with what h says. >> earlier trump picked up the support are a handful of black ministers but failed to get the endorsement of the full minister's up group. >>> 27th annual world'd' aids day and the empire state building is lit up in red, the color associated with the fight against the disease. at karg nationally hall u2 star bono will feature and miley vice president joe biden will also be there. >>> there is a big red ribbon in front of the white house to mark today, as well. >>> well, still ahead, a data breachcht a main toymaker exposing millions of customers' information. >>> on thin ice, a woman and her two dogs falling into frigid waters. the dramatic rescue caught on camera. >>> plus, hoverboard hazard? burning down a family's home. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...t

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nats: chaos on san bernardino scene...ambula nces..etc marquez himself called 9-1-1 after the shoooong spree... identifying farook as the killer? using his gun. home soon after farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, opened fire killing 14 people at the inland regional center... investigators say the two friends initially planned attacking a southern california community college. then... wanand to target driverss stuck in r rh-hour raffic on a california freeway by using pipe bombs and then shooting drivers. plots dating back to 2011 -- that never happened. sot -- brad garrett, former fbi special agent & abc news consultant weeks befofo the attack friends s say marquez dropped hints of an impending attack. nick rodriguez: he would just talk,about how there's so many sleeper cells...somethi ng big would happen."nats -- president obama will make a trip to san bernardino today to meet with the victims and their families. sot -- president obama sot karen spigner - san bernardino: "i do appreciate him coming and talking to the families, and this is going to go a long way towards healing." tag:

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--nce's justice manager minister said more than 300 billion dollar euros may be used to compensate the victims and families of the terror attacks. 130 people were killed and hundreds were injured during the november attacks. bernie sanders is picking up the largest late -- largest labor endorsement of his campaign. communications workers of america will endorse the vermont senator. that's the largest vacations and media union and u.s., representing about 700,000 telecommunications and technology workers. you can get more on these and other stories at the new bloomberg.com. i'm brendan greeley. boy schkreli's bad , martin found a company that uses a personal piggy bank. he was arrested this morning on fraud charges. indictment unsealed today, what did we learn about what it is a lead -- it is alleged he was said to have done? great ironyis the of this story. this has nothing to do with what he is famous for, which is jacking up the prices of life-saving drugs. you could call it i guess a web of lies and deceit. on acutors are alleging group of hedge funds he was running a couple of year

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. >> i hesitate to tell you that i haven't had much of an upgrade si nce then. but, you know. >> seth: did you ever party like that? when you were a teenager, did you ever have one of those house parties? >> this is such a horrible story. when i turned 15, my friend had a party for me. and it started -- she had parents who worked all the time. if you work all the time, you should never leave your children alone in the house, because her parents did. she had this, like, mild teen party in the basement. and we all had braces. and i had bermuda shorts and two popped polo collars. [ light laughter ] you know what i mean? then as the party progressed, we were all listening to depeche mode and eating finger food. all as adults started wandering into the party. like hooligans from the area. >> local toughians. they started filtering into into the basement. and it got so crowded that i was cowering in the laundry room surrounded by jugs of vodka that all these people had bought. and at the end, at the conclusion of my 15th birthday party, there was a bottle fight on the

remember last time she was here, and she was showing me all these swedish h nces and stuff? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, so that should be fun. then we got great music. i love these guys. twenty-one pilots is here. >> steve: oh, man! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: songs on the radio are okay. >> steve: oh, yeah! >> jimmy: guys, we have exactly three shows left before we go on christmas break, which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for 12 days of christmas sweaters. [ cheers and applause ] 12 days of christmas sweaters three days left >> jimmy: that's right! every show between now and christmas, we are giving one lucky audience member a a captivating christmas sweater from the countdown to christmas since there are three shows left, let's open door number three. [ cheers and applause ] [ drum roll ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] can we -- up? and can i get a little -- listen to this. listen to this. [ bells ringing ] [ laughter ] that's what i'm talking about, yeah. yeah, it's a -- this is a goo

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get $10 off your $50 purchase of barbie dolls play sets and >>> it's been just over three weeks nce the terrorist attacks in paris and the world has come out in support of the victims in the city. anand the music world has been heard. now, remember the man who traveled 400 miles to play "imagine" in front of the bataclan theatre to bring comfort to the city. let's take a listen. and then u2 brought the eagles of death metal, the band that night on stage for an emotional rendition of eople have the power." the people rule people have the power >> and now toollow suit on those incredible gestures, just last night, another superstar performed for the people of paris, madonna, she took to the streets inhe place de la republique -- >> very nice. >> to@ surprise passers-by. i think you're more surprised at that thahan madna playing. here she is singing "le a prayer." >> that was good. you whisper softly to me you' in control just like a child >> that is so beautiful. >> that's her son david with her. which is a great thing to see something like ththat. she wiped away a tear at the end peace f

set fires to a total of seven properties in forest hill s s, either under construction or renovation, nce october 20th. the most recent arson happened this past sunday. no one, so far, has been hurt. the suspect uses flammable liquids to fuel the fires in several of these large properties that have been damaged are homes being built b bukharian jews. commissioner bratton talked about this the other day. also, two police chiefs. they told us that in this neighborhood that you're seeing live right now, they have set up extra patrols, extra officers going around, trying to get more information about the suspect. you might have seen some of those wanted posters of the suspect. there's also a reward of more than $12,000 being offered for president arrest ofk his suspect. back to you, darlene. >> all right, katherine creag. kat, thank you. >>> new this morning, police have now arrested the driver in a devastating crash. vehicles involved. police s the driver was drunk when he came off the bridge, slammed into a van, then the police vehicle. two people were injured. they are expected to recover.

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by law enforcement until they have overstayed or committed crimes and then jeh hohnson puts out you nce and says even if commit sex crimes, you don't necessarily need to deport them. they commit a crime and homeland security is saying use discretion. we may not want to deport these people. it is not a threat to public safety. you tell a woman that has been raped that it is not against public safety to have that person here. we're going to go through that in this committee here today. a joint subcommittee hearing last thursday left many of the members -- about to address a growing threat. they sent the screening secretary for screening to this committee. it was an embarrassment. her bio states she deters, detects and denies access to or withholds benefits to individuals who may pose a threat to the united states of america. she could not answer a single question. i don't know. i'll have to get back with you. all the promises she made by the way, she didn't fulfill. she couldn't even tell me if more people come in by land, by sea or by air. she thinks most people come into this country by

have said, secretary clinton, that you come to the conclusion that we have to proceed on both onts at nce. we heard from the senator just this week that we must put aside thessue of how quicklylye get with countries including russia and iran to destroy isis first. is he wrong? >> i think we're missing the int here. we are doing both at the same time. >> but thahas what he's saying, we should put that aside for now and go after isis. that. because we will not get the support on the ground inyria to dislodge isis if the fighters there who are not associated goal of getting rid of assad don't believe there is a polilical, diplomatic channel that is ongoing. we now have that we have the u.n. security council adopting a resolution that lays out a transition path. it's very important we operate on both at the same time. and let me just say a word about coalition building because i've heard senator sanders say this. i know how hard it is to build coalitions. i think it would be a grave mistake to ask for any moror iranian troops inside syria. that is like asking the arsonist fire. the iranians g

ince 2011, excuse me, yes, nce 9/11, in 2001, more than 2,000 men, probably women, who are too dangerous to fly on the no fly list have been able to purchase guns here in the united states. so let's see if we get this straight. you've been designated by the department of homeland security and the various federal government agencies, t.s.a., f.b.i., quite possibly the c.i.a. and others. as being a threat to the security and safety of america and americans. and you're put on a no fly list. mening you -- meaning you can't get on an airplane. you're not able to buy a ticket. not able to travel. and yet you find some way to go down to the local gun store in those states that do not have background checks, or maybe a gun show where there are no background checks, you present yourself and say, oh, that's a pretty good looking ar-15, i'd like to have it. sure, you got the money? yeah, got the money. here's the gun. this makes no sense whatsoever. and somehow i think the american public get this is. if you're too dangerous to fly, then you're too dangerous to be able to buy a gun in america. it's