ned required to pass through body scan machines. the body scanners don't have the ability to sort images. instead, generic image of human body and not person being screened. >> unless images saved and steroid in database, it is just a kick check. >> jessica: important to know

breaking right now, fire investigators say that this blaze that destroyed a new hampshire mansion start ned the attic. the three people in the bedford home at the time got out safely. investigators are telling our staff that they do not think it was started by an arson. >>> chism's grand father took the stand today and told the jury about a history of mental illness. >>> now at 5:30rbgs a cab driver killed on the job and tonight, two teenagers are facing charges in connection with his murder. >>> this evening, we are learning new information about the crime. >> investigators say the 18 and 16-year-olds attacked a man saturday night and then shot him. bill shields is life in new bedford with the story. bill? >> reporter: and this is just so hard to understand. according to police, the 18- year-old and the 167-year-old they want the cab driver's wallet so they shoot him twice in the head. here's the deal, they took the cab after they dumped the body and in that cab was a video camera rolling. 18 years old and police say alex mills brutally killed a cab driver. >> a very disturbing case, a poi

thanks so much, ned crane joining us this morning. thanks for your expert opinion.eciate it. >>> just how warm is it outside? brittney has the answer for us coming up. >> i will also that question. this is how warm it is. this is our own vai sikahema. take a look at him in shorts barefoot golfing having a great time. that looked like a great shot, too. so he has his eagles gear on but i think that's the way to spend christmas eve. i'm from california so that looks like a scene out of california but it's not. it's here in philadelphia where temperatures will be in the 70s today. mid-70s, in fact, so we've broken the record. tracking record-breaking warmth throughout the entire day. today we'll make a run for the record as we head into tomorrow and once again on sunday. i'm also tracking weekend rain and cooler temperatures saturday for the eagles forecast. philadelphia at 71, wind speeds out of the southwest at 16 miles per hour so we'll continue to see stronger wind speeds. that wind direction is important because that's warmer air coming up from the southwest. mois

edge,"ned for "asia where and he will talk about today's stories. -- angie will talk about today's stories♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin with republican presidential candidate donald trump's controversial statements. his campaign stated that all muslims should be barred from entering the united states. he repeated the statement on monday evening at a rally in south carolina. mr. trump: donald j trump is calling for a complete and total shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. [cheers] charlie: democrats and

again that was ned price. but some argue what the white house did was not only unethical. may well have been unconstitutional. >> this is a very serious abuse of power. what we have here is the executive branch using the power of a u.s. intelligence agency to listen in on the private conversations of members of congress. >> ben rhodes, one of obama ae closest advisors, they simply wanted to let nothing stand in the way of achieving that goal. >> and given the explosive nature of these allegations as you can well imagine, sandra, there are lawmakers on capitol hill calling for the justice department to look into the matter. sandra? >> thank you. republican presidential candidate and former arkansas governor huckabee is here. hello bp. >> hello, sandra. >> what do you first make of this report. >>. >> i'm surprised the nsa would be able to penetrate the prime minister's office and communications. i've been in that office and met with the prime minister. many, many times over the number of years. and you can't even take your cell phone into the outer office. that has to be tu

daylight,ned in broad 4:00 p.m., and police are looking for the missing gun. service, tasked with guarding the president, in the spotlight because of a theft from an agent's vehicle. >> this is a total violation of basic security rules involving any law enforcement. richard: according to this incident report, the agent was parked at his car 1001 g street near headquarters around 4:00 p.m. when he noticed an unzipped back window. handgun, radio, handcuffs, black bag and his badge all gone. >> to allow a gun, a badge, to a car leftp in unattended. >> the secret service confirmed but is declining to comment further. source tellsment cnn the usb is encrypted a protected and does not appear to be a threat of the agency. >> they are supposed to be guarding the president of the america.ates of >> critics say this is the latest in a string of embarrassing agency blunders. an agent's service weapon out on blocks fromstolen the white house. >> it goes back to a rotten management culture in the secret condones corner .utting, laxness richard: where does the secret from h

he's being held tonight on $ ned $100,000 bail. >> new recommendationes have been issued to improve safety at fenway park. john atwater is there from reaction with a woman seriously hurt there this summer. john? >> this is something she's been pushing for since she was hit in the head with a bat. it prompted legal officials to address safety and now netting 70 feet which is a wider span. they will design new safety netting that will be installed for the 2016 season. the team is also contacting ticket holders whose views could be impacted by the new netting. the woman hit by that broken bat this summer says to the extent that the catastrophe was a stimulus to provide additional netting, at leave something good will have come out of her injuries and suffering. still recovering after what happened here at fenway park and we just spoke with another woman who was hit by a ball here, suffered a concussion this summer. coming up at 6:00, her reaction to the plans to install new netting. live outside, john atwater, newscenter 5. >> right now the search continues for a second suspect in a quincey h

when it comes to friends, 17 states limit drivers to one passenger ned the age of 20. some critics argue distracted driving may not happen och if teens are trained before getting behind the wheel. in the u.s. there's no standard. required. >> there are efforts to set guidelines at the national level, raising the bar for what driver education should be. there's a varying degree of what is required or in place. >> this is not a run of mill driver's edclass, it's a real driver evidence school. from simulating driving in bad weather to emergency stopping to avoiding accidents. >> they are teaching us to get out of skids or make a sharp turp if we have to. it's save and control. >> trains your brain so you can do it on the road. an emergency happens, they'll have this in the background, so you know what to do. >> reporter: brook's dad worries about his daughter op the road. >> noing is safe. one thick they teach is keeping eyes up, looking ahead. >> so many teenagers are looking at their phones. some know better. drives. them. >> it's crazy. i never text and drive. it's hor

show" tuesday night talks about a lot of the racial and social issues americans have gone through in ned past year. so tonight i want to do something a little different, everybody bring up what they thought was the most surprising story of 2015. mike? >> for me it was rachel-- i still can't wrap my head around that one. >> larry: she convinced herself that she was black. >> yes! >> not just her, like, the entire n.a.a.c.p. she ran -- >.>> -- >> you have colored in your name. >> you're right. maybe they should change that ( bleep ). >> larry: maybe so. >> that fascinated me, man, that somebody-- because she grew up here in america. a white person in america would decide to opt out. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> that's funny, man. >> i'm just sayin'! there's internet, there's everything tells you, no. >> that's the part that surprised me. >> yes! why would do you that. >> it's like you're playing on the globetrotters and you're like, "i want to be a washington general." >> i thought it was crazy as well. i looked at her and i thought, like, she could be black a bit. >> i don't kn

the company fnded in middleton, wisconsin, 30 years ago by a woman ned pleasant roland who sold out to ttel, the folk hot make barbie. barbie sales he been tumbling, down 16% last year. mattel grossed $620 million on american girl dolls last year alone. at american girl place you can special order a doll that looks just like you, right down to the texture of her hair and the color of her eyes. every year there's a featured doll, grace this year. sage, mckenna, isabel, and others from years past. >> reporter: all of them and their accessoryies available only for one calendar year. even of them has an elaborate back story. in grace's case she's a kidid trying to save her grandparents' bakery. there's even a movie that brings her story to life. >> welcome to the new england cupcakers! >> your favorite color. >> reporter: the store has interactive exhibits immsing you inn your doll's life story. >> here a girl can pick a mood and see herself in the past of what it would have been like in rebecca's time. >> reporter: there's a restaurant where you can treat your doll to lunch. and a hair sa

. >> councilwoman story did listened her resignation, took it back, will ned now new diversity committee. she will not be there when the tree is litton friday. >> santa in person, headhouse district, our own jim donovan helped flip the switch that helped turn on the lights, crowds gathered, also to shop at the holiday market. earlier it hosed the lighting of the menorrah for the first night of hanukkah. >> well, getting into hot l day spirit in one south jersey community is helping some residents pay for college. the wedge wood women's club kick off annual tour, visitors can tour five prime after homes, all decked out in christmas cheer, and other landmarks, too, including mrs. clause's workshop. >>> community is to helping people. we change someone's life with the scholarship fund. >> just wonderful t coincides with the 50's anniversary of the wedge wood women's club. >>> the festival of hanukkah continues tonight, it began at sundown last night. first candle litton this giant menorrah, then independence mall. one candle will be lit for each of the festivals eight days. channukah commem

a spokesman ned price told us that the president has made it clear that u.s. law prohibits torture without exception. as for any possible criminal investigation, the department of justice tells us it is reviewing the human rights watch report. >> lisa stark reporting from washington. >> congress has reached a deal on a $300 billion noon shore you were the nation's aging infrastructure. the new five year plan boosts highway spending by 15%, transit systems will see an 18% increase and 10 billion will go to amtrak over the next five years. a vote is expected later this week. the current bill expires on friday. >> the latest snapshot of the economy is due out at the end of the week. that is when the labor department will release the latest job numbers. the national unemployment rate now stands at 5%, half of what it was at the height of the recession in 2009. economists say millions of americans are underemployed or unable to move up in their jobs. labor secretary tomas perez told ray suarez the employment picture is getting better. >> in the three months before

you ned to dress accordingly.now, storm team 4 radar not showing any rain, any snow anywhere in the entire region. no travel problems weatherwise. nearby suburbs are right in the low 30s now, mid-30s in washington. it's in the low 30s near 40 right on the chesapeake bay. farther west, it's getting above freezing, much of the shenandoah valley and out of the mound ç tanls,tanl -- mountains are still in the 20s. prince george's county, 30 degrees, fairfax and parts of northern virginia are pretty cold. warrenton is 30 degrees, manassas at 27. dress like this young lady. you won't need the umbrella or rain boots today. but a hat, gloves and scarf will be needed this morning. i love this photo taken by jen johnson of a recent sunrise in the shenandoah valley. jen posted that on my twitter page, post on twist, facebook and share on instagram as well. the festival of lights and carols today in old town fairfax in old town square, should be great weather, mid-50s by midafternoon. a lot of families showing up for that. i

investigation, sly immediately demonstrated his knowledge of drugs offering lee am an an bolic ban ned substance in sport. more than 27 hours of recorded conversations, sly gradually opened up about his contacts with athletes. statements he now denies. his most controversial allegation is that when he did part of his pharmacy training at an anti ageing clinic, human growth hormone was shipped to peyton manning's wife >> we would be sending ashleigh manning drugs. it would never be under name. >> reporter: since then the clinic claimed he was only there in 2013 after the mannings moved away to colorado, not 2011 as al jazeera originally reported. now al jazeera is releasing the phone call we made almost a month ago to confirm the dates of sly's rotation. >> thank you for calling the geyer institute. this is heather can i help you? >> yes. i need to do an employment verification on a video called charles sly. he is a pharmacist and i believe he did a rotation with you. is that right? do you know him? >> yeah. dates? >> i can. it will be just a minute. >> reporter: thank you. >> remain on

ned tears. >> peoplely looking forward to this. time. >> look at the lightsabors. >> i don't know. should we feel bad we're not really getting it. >> you should feel bad you don't get it. >> i'm a lazy star wars fan. i'll go see it. i'll take my time. >> casual star wars fan. >> look at bb8. >> we get the idea and the references. >> i know the music. >> we know how much it means to your life and. >> it means dover me. >> i personally probably will wait until it come out -- >> don't say. i can't do show with you if you'll say you'll wait until d dvd. that's never happened. >> we are doing it. >> i had a chance to sit down with hasn't solo mr. harrison poured for forward he took me back to the 70's when he first walk on to the millennium falcon which is his ship incredible. and this is what he had to say about him and chewbacca. check it out. >> when chewbacca and i first went into the cockpit, he wasn't able to get into his seat because he's 7 feet, what, 4-inches tall. >> yes. >> and, um, and wearing that costume, so the first thin

. >>> i think maybe it's time we all admit, hey, a lot of these things ned to come off the table. >> taxpayers want to know how much they will be paying. >> of course they do. we'll let them know that. of course, we're still negotiating that. that wasn't finalized. it could be finalized rather quickly if he gets cooperation. >> yesterday, that i tied the bug for the impasse. the lawmakers won't be back to work until at least on monday. a marine who is well known in the community was gunned down and killed on the porch of his abington home. here's what happened. police were called to prospect avenue. they found the gunman a few blocks away. when police tried to arrest him. more gunfire erupted. right in the middle of the neighborhood. >> blew his window out. shot his own window out. he sat there a while. he hears two gunfires. the officer says, "he shot his self." >> right now that man is in hospital, waiting for information from both men involved and a motive for the shooting. it is not a christmas bonus, but the state of pennsylvania is about to cut convicted child molester jerry sa

. >>> we ned a win every week. that's what our goal is every week. focus on our opponent that week and get the win that week. it feels good to be back on track on that winning side . >>> with that win and losses from the bengals and broncos the patriots are now a game up on ci cincy for the number one seed with three games to go. reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorsino, 7 news . >> anchor: joe, thank you and there is much more ahead on 7 news at 0 clock . >> anchor: wait until you see a huge holiday like display in lester and neighbors fond of the decorations making sure no one pull the plug on this elaborate display. tomorrow the force is with . >>> 7, are you ready for the force awakens? toll meet local artists that you name it. this holiday, it's time for wegmans. we are a family, brought here through destiny. living in harmony, we are a family. it's time to savor. time to bake. it's time to enjoy with family. from the first toast, to the last dessert. we are a family. happy holidays... >> anchor: holiday light display shining bright all than

that number has halved but the young generation will watch movies and concerts ned. so the renewed interest is a pleasant surprise. >> i never expect there are so many that come to walk us play. this is, to me, a good sign. his performances are well received. >> muslims are really excited. i think it's crazy. how can you do something that's science-fiction and there's a lot of counselors. >> however, the show which has received permission from lucas films for the uses of the "star wars" film needs funding. until then, it's only a 15-minute performance but still enough to revive a art. >>> a great take on "star wars." and you can get more on that story and everything else we've been covering on our website. there it is. you see it in a top story. russian war ship fires warning shot near a turkish vessel. we'll have more on that in the news hour coming up in a half-hour. website. [ ♪ ] >>> hello, i'm richard gizbert, and you are at the "listening post". here or some of the media stories we are looking at. the san bernardino shootings, the media home invasion and the

i was speaking with ned davis, our security expert, the person who led the manhunt for the austin marathon bombers and was booked on a plane to go somewhere. i was trying to get his and burn -- in san bernardino. one thing he pointed out is in the immediate aftermath, police are trained to look out for the next thing. in other words, one of the telltale signs of an isis attack or al qaeda attack is that there are almost always simultaneous events. you might see something over here in san bernardino and then almost immediately afterwards something else as we did in paris. in this case we have not seen. i am not sure we can read into that. but that did strike me that police are immediately prepared for the next domino to fall and so far, thankfully, that has not happen. >> i think you're right. people in boston recall the area immediately surrounding the boston marathon finish line, the bleacher area, there was a thought that there might be expensive devices under the bleachers. people were evacuated from that area. similar here we do have manhunt going on. know that the san bernardino polic

. >> now raising funds for ned call expenses. >> we can help. that is what we're here for. >> the whole family is gone. we adopted her. i done feel so alone. jorge. a long, tough rad ahead. the team at shriners amazed by her recovery. part medical, a lot of it sheer >> she has been able to see the function level we were surprised she did and currently able to go to school, interact with friends. >> her aunt says if anyone can pull through it is safyres with who was wearing a shirt with superman logo. supermans my favorite. me. >> a super girl for sure! jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: and one more time, here is the address if you want to send cards to safyre. po box 6126. schenectady, new york 12306. it is on the mobile app as well f. if you wanted to wait, we will share it again after harvey's forecast. ed: all right, harry, you got everybody's attention. it is 900 did degrees this december. meteorologist: well, not an extreme one. only a small one. you know, so far, the month is running five and a half degrees above average virtually

. >> reporter: you ned a quarter cup for each. once they are brown, give them a flip . >>> we'll give it another minute or so on this side and we're all ready to eat . >>> after they are brown on both sides place on paper towels. >>> you get to absorb little oil, there is a lot there. >> reporter: plate and serve while they are still warm with applesauce . >>> better than ever. >> reporter: happy hand can't that's what's cooking i'm bri eggers, 7 news. >> anchor: good evening, everybody. thanks for joining us. . >> anchor: coming up at 6:00 the california shooting. the f.b.i. now classifying the deadly shooting there as an act . >>> also breaking here at home, in boston. and the man accused of leaving it behind is in custody right . >>> four people killed in lynn hen a house goes up in flames. got those stories plus your updated forecast ahead at 6:00 . leah: i just was thinking any minute could be the minute. and the minutes kept passing. we both kind of relaxed and thought, "she'll come when she's ready." [ grunting ] woman: it'

we determine our strategyal to determine when steps are nedded to get the job down. that's why homeland security will review the visa wafer program in which the female terrorists from san bernardino originally came from this country. that's why i willco urge high th and law enforcement leaders to make ito harder for terrorists o use technology to escape from justice. now, here at home, we have to work together to address the challenge. there are several steps that congress should take right awayw to begin with, congress shouldul act to make sure no one on a no fly list is able to buy a gun. what could possibly be the argument for allowing awi terrorist suspect to buy a semi automatic weapon. it's a matter of national security. we also need tor make it harder for people to buy powerful assault weapons like the onesne that were used in san bernardino. i know there are some who reject any gun safety measures. but the fact is that our intelligence and law enforcement agencies, no matter how effective they are, cannot identify every would be analysis shooter, whether that

stephanie heated debate : wednesday night in rindge on the proposed ned pipeline which although pat martin isn' t happy hampshire doesn' t need. >> we can' t really use that much gas for electricity generation. it' s not in the cards. there is something she' s smiling >> there is something she' s smiling about. >> i immediately shot off an email thanking her and i' m a lifelong democrat. stated that the federal energy answered neighbors' questions about a natural gas pipeline' s impact on safety and their communities. dana pinney says the pipeline would not only run through his property in fitzwilliam but also destroy natural habitats and aquifers in new hampshire. >> if those are damaged or destroyed we can' t replace them. >> the kinder morgan vice president said the company is addressing those concerns. he says the proposed pipeline customers by more than $400 a year. >> it' s going to cut costs by 40% from what folks are currently paying. that' s real, serious money. if approved, kendra morgan hopes to break ground -- kinder morgan hopes to break ground by 2017. tom: the renovation of

backland wrister from the faceoff circle, finds the back of the ned net.heir four in the a row, falling 4-2. >>> with the arizona d-backs the talk of the winter meetings so far the giants still waiting to make their move, the g men have been linked to having conversations with the miami marlins over 23-year-old pitcher jose fernandez. however, miami's asking price for their star is said to be extremely high. according to espn, alec gordon is the outfielder the giants are targeting. he won a world series with the royials and is a three-time all-star. >>> the biggest news from day two in nashville, the trade of shelby miller. now, the jirnts also hoped the add zobrist to their roster but the multipositional free agent agreed to a four-year $56 million deal with the chicago cubs. >>> finally, will this little guy one day win the heisman trophy? possibly. maybe even saturday night. this is christian mccaffery as a little pop warner super star. and back in the day, he knew he was good, breaking out the sharpie for an in-game autograph just the way t.o. used to

i don't foresee a lot of folks at the coast today but if you are ned in that direction, something to be aware of. a look at the futurecast model and i'll show you what i mean. ridge of high pressure keeping the storm track to the north for monday and tuesday. but by wednesday, things start to change and notice we just have a lot of cloud cover in place for most of the week. and then by wednesday, there's that rain moving into portions of the north bay. could shift as we get into wednesday afternoon and evening. but thursday is the better chance and we're looking at anywhere from perhaps half inch to three quarters of an inch over portions of the south bay and more than that the further north you into. anywhere from an inch and maybe two and maybe more than that for the north edge of sonoma county and -- sonoma county and farther north into lake county. for afternoon highs today. 65 redwood city and oakland and 64 napa. the extended forecast here, temperatures not changing a whole lot. we'll creep up just a little bit for tuesday. mostly cloudy on wednesday. again the rain arriving on

take a look at the stop three stories you need to know about this here's a look at the top stories you ned to know on this wednesday morning. morning.a murder trial will continue in this morning in cedar rapids.edward cusic is accused of killing his mother. today testimony will begin the race for waterloo's mayor has finally been decided. quentin hart won with9- percent during a runoff election. election.and in cedar falls, jim brown won with 75-percent. the other man on the ballot bowed out of the race last month, but dave halterman, who finished third on election night, ran as a write in candidate. a suspect is in custody this morning in connection to a double homicide in des moines. on monday two children were found alive in a home were two adult bodies were found.last night police blocked off a man on a highway near des moines. he also lived in the home were the bodies were found but is not a relative to the victims. we'll hope you'll switch over to fox 28 right now for fox 28 morning live.with winter just weeks away - many people are starting to show signs that they may have the flu.c

he was the first candidate to accept the non partisan group's offer to ned martin/the economic club of las vegas having him agree to accept invitation to come here important for us hope it's a catalyst to come and speak to us in the future fiorina and yucca mountain... both say the decision on where nuclear waste gets stored.... should be up to nevadans. tomorrow- ted cruz is holding a rally at the siena comunity center... all the tickets are spoken for. the federal reserve is raising interest rates.... this comes after seven years of record lows. the fed moving to lift its key rate by a quarter point... the rate was near zero...now it will be between one- quarter and one- half percent. fed officials expressing confidence about the fundamentals driving the economy, the health of u-s domestic spending. " : "it recognizes the considerable progress that has been made toward restoring jobs, raising incomes and ending the economic hardships of millions of americans. " the fed signaling that further rate hikes will likely be made gradually, as the economy continues to strengthen. chicago may

. >> you ma you ned to as we head into the weekend.t's going to feel more like the kind of weekend you'll want to take historic holiday house tour. it feels like christmas finally as temperatures head back to what they should be in december. let's get through the rain. take you outside our roof cam showing the low clouds hanging over the city there. the fog looks to be holding off for now at least in philadelphia. but through the overnight hours we are going to see patchy fog develop it could be dense in spots. so just be safe out there on the roads especially through the first part of your morning commute. recap of today, this is a time lapse from the kutztown area middle school tried to get blue sky here and there the clouds certainly won the battle today. it turn out overcast and gray. little dull this afternoon. still well above average for the time of year. as with got to about 53 for the daytime high averaging 14 degrees above the norm when you factored in the morning low as well. storm scan3 shows the storm impacting us tomorrow

. >> you ma you ned to as we head into the weekend. it's going to feel more like the kind of weekend you'll want to take historic holiday house tour. it feels like christmas finally as temperatures head back to what they should be in december. let's get through the rain. take you outside our roof cam showing the low clouds hanging over the city there. the fog looks to be holding off for now at least in philadelphia. but through the overnight hours we are going to see patchy fog develop it could be dense in spots. so just be safe out there on the roads especially through the first part of your morning commute. recap of today, this is a time lapse from the kutztown area middle school tried to get blue sky here and there the clouds certainly won the battle today. it turn out overcast and gray. little dull this afternoon. still well above average for the time of year. as with got to about 53 for the daytime high averaging 14 degrees above the norm when you factored in the morning low as well. storm scan3 shows the storm impacting us tomorr

they are using a technical legal maneuver to keep he and his mom in mexico for the ned future. so instead of coming back to face culpability for violating probation. they could stay in mexico for two months. there is video of him playing beer pong. they even had a going away party before they drove across the bored, disguise themselves. authorities tracked their cell phones after they made a call to dominoes from their hotel. victim's family members reacted to the arrest. >> it makes me feel safer as i'm sure it does the families and the other victims that there is one less underaged drunk driver that will be on the streets at least for a while. reporter: even after this manhunt couch could only be in a detention center up until his 19th birthday in april. if it moves to an adult court he may only face 180 days in jail. but his mom could face between 2-10 yearsn behind bars for hindering apprehension. gregg: we are going to be talking to our legal panel about what is next on this. why one of them says ethan couch will still be treated leniently after this latest incident. what

we ned to. david: joining me is john hohman . i'm distracted by paul ryan's nwew beard.re you would look good with a beard. david: i probably could not grow it. >> u.n. paul ryan side-by-side? this was the republican jewish coalition meeting. how is it important here? earliere facing a race in the year, there were a lot of republicans -- we would call it cattle calls -- and i do not mean it to be disrespectful. getting together in one room on one day. late stage cattle call that matters, in the sense that 2016er fromo is a the front runners to the lowest level candidates are all there. it's a powerful group of republicans, jewish donors, official, mostly people with a lot of who are in the republican donor set, and they are very staunchly pro-israel. many have not decided who they're going to support for president. even this late is an opportunity for the candidates to put their vision before these guys. it is sheldon adelson's group. he's probably the single most republican jewish donor that there is. hehas one of many groups sponsors and cosponsors. he pulls these guys

i was brushing his facial hair today and he learn ned into it just loving it. three years old. available today at an adoption event at midtown east. >> one of the most important things is a temperament. get out of your head the color of a dog and the breed of a d and think about what works for your personality. a dog like this -- >> a lap dog. just a great cuddler. really this dog would fit any environment. this dog is valium. >> i feel better already. and the cats terrific too. just a little bit of energy. >> that's right. >> the cameras wake us all up. appreciate it. you can find more information care centers website nycacc.org. back in a moment. this is "today in new york." (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. p head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... p change your thinking about early detection is critical in fighting cancer a misdiagnosis or other errors can have serious consequences. for almost 40 years jacoby & meyers has successfully represented thousands of

although i still maintain it would not have been weird if we had all gotten n ned. and for the record, i am not sorry that i proposed to allan on behalf of richard. you guys are ready. we love you, and we want you to be happy. however, i do apologize to allan and richard's wives. sorry about that. ( applause ) while i'm at it, i'm sorry i set off the fire alarm bell. i just wanted millions of angels to get their wings. i apologize for drawing dots on all the cheese cubes and not letting anyone eat unless they ( laughter ) and finally, i'm sorry i blew out all the hanukkah candles and made a wish. but if it makes any difference, my wish was for peace in israel. whew, it f fls really good to get those out of the way. now i just need to get to work on my pre-new year's eve party apologies. phil in accounting, i'm sorry for calling you the new year baby and trying to breast feed you. we'll be right back. seriously. ( cheers and applause ) i'm sor sorry. ( cheers and applause ) with t-mobile and the incredible iphone 6s you can reach more people in more places than befor

ned, berlin is sending fort supports, including six reconnaissance jets equipped with technology. and german refueling aircraft and naval frigits and 10,000 personnel. >> we're making a very meaningful contribution to the reconnaissance systems. we can make highly detailed images of large areas in a short period of time. that's an ability that does not yet exist in the region. >> french president franÇois hollande met the french pilots and support crews who have been launching strikes against isil targets since deployment last month. but doubt lingers, the question of effectiveness of airstrikes is a french journalist who spent ten months in isil captivity. >> this group has considerable counter effects. if you listen to the syrian activity. they say we do not need more bombs. we need protection. we need less--decrease in violence and not more nations bombing us. >> if the bombing continues, the observatory for human rights says that heavy bombardment killed 26 civilians, nearly a third of them children. the coalition against isil is growing, but so are the casualties. paul brenna

ned required to pass through body scan machines. the body scanners don't have the ability to sort images. instead, generic image of human body and not person being screened. >> unless images saved and steroid in database, it is just a kick check. >> jessica: important to know passengers selected for enhanced screenings. people in regular security line will soon be able to request a physical pat-down. >> i really don't mind one way or another. just something we have to put up with. >> jessica: dorothy o'dell has artificial knee and often pulled out of line for setting off the metal detecter and whether enhanced screening is doesn't matter. >> i find them both very intrusive and at the same time don't see change much of a difference. >> nothing more than people having to bypass for one reason or another. >> jessica: most people we spoke to agree. any time security is tightened, it is a good thing. >> most time i would rather have security and couple more minutes in line and i think it is worth it for everybody's sake. >> jessica: tsa

in fact, ned boston climbed to 59 , 60 in norwood, 60 in fitchburg and low clouds early in the morning tomorrow, limited temperature through connecticut river valley and what we really are going to take away from this is fact that yes, we had some low clouds early this morning too but once again anticipating above average conditions and highs this time of year low 40s, below freezing and ten to 15 warmer than average and take that, right, sunset too earliest we head into the evening hours and two inches of snow in boston, under five in worcester and last year we were above average to start and record breaking year but this year boston and worcester well below the average just a trace of snow we have seen in really doesn't look to see much in the way of snow for the next seven days and temperature may drop back to near normal and another warm-up heading our way and visibility it is improving. hey, keene, good for you and o dropped back to less than mile visibility and overall clouds beginning to break apart across the southeast and temperatures they are responding to sunshine into the 4

. >> we don' heather: ned, an acronym for northeastern electric project, would create jobs, but protesters save the negatives outweigh the positives. >> we have to live next to these things. our air quality and our water quality and there is no benefits granite stater' s. heather: this sister staffs a house with four other nuns, and she fears they will have to reduce their ministry or close the else altogether. >> after 25 years, we certainly have helped hundreds of people died. heather: protesters armed with not only stories and signs, but petitions with more than 10,000 >> i think it' s really important for citizens in any part of the state to let those concerns be known. that has allowed me to raise all of those questions with ferc, and i will also be raising them with the sec. the company has to address these concerns if the project is to go forward. heather: cantor morgan says it will generate millions in tax revenue and create -- hinder morgan --kinder morgan says it will generate millions in tax revenue and create jobs. heather hamel, wmur news 9. shelley: a u.s. army ranger from ge

is going to go with its original plan, the ceo marissa mie near neds to eltus.she doesn't tell us that, there's a safe bet were at aes least the idea of selling yahoo! itself is on the table. this could happen anytime now which is why we keep hitting refresh on the securities and exchange commission page. we're on this for you. wall street refreshed by solid jobs numbers on friday. friday the bureau of labor statistic said the american economy added 211,000 jobs in the month of november. economists took a second look back at october and said october's number was closer to 300 thousand. investors say that there mean that the feds is going to raise interest rates next week. keep watching for gopro. the stock was down 11% last week, 24% last month. gopro said it's going to start selling a drone. there's pressure between releasing the thing sooner and getting the product right. >>> a new supply mission made tight the international space station over the weekend. it will arrive wednesday after it was launched on an atlas 5 rocket. this is a very old rocket but clearl

this is the problem with social ned works. it's a rhetorical pornography. there is no humanity it's me me, me. it's why i love it. last night i kept myself away from twitter and then i had a few drinks and i came back and tweeted two things. you can get sucked into that. it's like a video game. you are playing ping bong a mysterious creature you are insulting. kennedy: oftentimes people want other people to tell them how great they are when they talk about gun control on facebook. my friend pam posted enough with the gun control. i come to facebook to get away from it. now i will have to let my account go dormant for a while. gregg require's an emotional argument. if they happen to be your friend and you don't like them anymore baits snuck your head. i have a friend living in london who did the same thing. screw you, i'm done with you because you are an idiot. kennedy: i hope you aren't talking about charles cooke. gregg gutfeld, the art of being right. thank you for staying late. gregg: of course. what am i going do? ken center try on my sweater. we are wa

the group also invited all 12 john on the year's even to see to doesn't ned to get involved. the bottom line is, this is the first amendment protected activity and is america. you cannot prohibit people from walking on the public street providing you a abid by al the rule and regulations that is what santa conwill do this saturday. >> from midtown, news." >> that is a good point. i get it has gotten out of hand. >> all right. 50 well. >> well it is a christmas tradition that terrified some kids. >> that is. why to so many kids hate sitting on san a the lap. i had a friend posted a great picture of the kid creeing on stan's lap. what parent can do to mcthe whole thing a little less carey. >> and it is a much smaller iphone that may be on the way. the buzz that we're hearing about apple's smallest phone yet. york minute. >> a special ceremony today at the american air powered museum for pearl harbor day. the dropping involved one road for every year since the attack. >> plessed by military chaplain they can buy plane. today the ceremony included pearl harbor survivor. >> i don'

this is something the schools ned to get a grip and identify what is a real threat and what will be something, everyone. appreciate it. when we come right back, is political correctness out of control at harvard? i'll talk to the student who says the school is teaching the wrong lesson with the holiday place mat for social justice. it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you might find. like how you thought you were covered for all this... when you're really only covered for this. hot dog? or how you may think you're covered for this... but not for this... whoa! no, no, oh , oh! ...or this... ...or this. ...or that... talk to farmers and see what gaps could be hiding in your coverage. my heaven! ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum. bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ withof my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... ordinary objects often seemed... intimidating. doing something simple... meant enduring a lot of pain. if ra is changing your view of everyday things orencia may help. orencia works differently by targeting a source of ra early

laughter ] german chancellor angela merkel has been named "time" magainze's while donald trump was n ned german chancelloloof the year. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yeah. so happy for him. a scottish university, today, stripped donald trump of his honorary degree following his call to end all muslim immigration to america. the degree, of course, was a b.s. [ laughter and applause ] jeb bush said yesterday that he thinks it's important for voters to know that his religious beliefs contribute to his decision making. he says his christian faith is what gave him the idea to only have 12 supporters. [ laughter and applause ] the new list of tech companies with the happiest employees ranked air b&b at number one. and the reason they're happy is because they just had sex in your bed. [ laughter ] while you were gone, they had [ laughter ] city officials in portland have installed a new system called "the pedestrian scramble", which allows pedestrians to cross intersections in all directions at once, including diagonally. you know, we have a name for that here in new york. it's called ne

month-old daughter. 60-year-old isaac amanios, remembered as a great human being by his cousin, nfl player ned barry. 311-year-old tin nguyen. she was engaged to be married. harry bowman was 26. yvette velasco was 27. shannon johnson was 45 years on the last day of her life. we continue to learn more about the attackers, the associated press tonight said the two shooters met in saudi arabia. in 2013 during the annual islamic pilgrimage. the woman ttashfeen malik came to the united states. they had a 6-month-old daughter whom they dropped off with their paternal grandmother on their way to commit mass murder. we also learned today that syed farook communicated online with people who are being monitored by the fbi in connection with a terrorism investigation, but the shooters did not have criminal records and neither was on the fbi's radar in any way. authorities are still investigating the attackers motive. police recovered massive pile of ammunition, bombs, materials that can be used to make bombs. in addition to the 65 to 75 rounds the attackers fired, authorities found a remote controlled pi

and heavy volume on the up days, that's a sign more money was flowing into the stock than out he n ned such a consistent persistent accumulation or buying pattern versus the distribution or selling pattern convinced him that large funds were building petitions to own the stock long-term, not to rent it for a quick move. it turns out that what i didn't see, what i was so confused about was that monsanto stock had started to be correlated with the price of corn, which was going higher back then because of new found demand for ethanol. i was far too concerned about near term earnings and worried about a shortfall and wasn't thinking big picture but the charts showed you big picture. the work of collins told you not to fear. it was showing you that something bigger was developing than just the quarter. he was dead right and the stock that i would have kept you out of turned out to be a big winner when corn shot up taking monsanto stocks and its earnings up with it. the big boys knew the relationship with corn and monsanto's business, you were able to piggyback off their i got smoked. he sa