he survived new georgia. is battalion goes to the campaign end up having time to reserve, but later they go to guam and this urban liberation to guam from summer to december 1944. what happened to chris on the next is this. because he joined a difficult time after the saw there so for an guadalcanal when portion of unit to which was attached come his group are sent home and essentially immobilized as marines went on to other duty stations. chris did not have enough lead time yet or enough points to the but he was able to go home to america. so basically he was told in december 1944, stay here on hawaii. when the rest of you goes back to san francisco and is broken up, stay here in hawaii. you'll find something for you to do. you will get home soon enough. on december 27, 1944, he finds out he is not to go home. is not think i know why. is due to join the first marine division on guadalcanal who are preparing for a new innovation. that was the invasion of okinawa. chris have been a basic marine battery officer

georgia. he spends a lot of team in new york city. as for georgia, suck us veilee faces corruption charges. i spoke the former georgian president and had a conversation off to a lively start. i suggested his decision to attack south osyetia triggered a war with russia that cost georgia dearly. >> i didn't order an attack, we were invaded by an army and i ordered troops to defend the army, it as slight difference, but an important one. >> but for the difference, the situations have a lot in common. >> yes. i think the realities that russia relishes power. and it's a window of opportunity for it. the west is focused on i.s.i.s., i.s.i.l. one would for priorities, it's ukraine. vladimir putin told the we were journalist "i'm a tiger, this is my forest and jungle" here i can do whatever much that is a jungle law introduced in all the world. he's implementing it. the problem is there can be no deal. vladimir putin says you care about i.s.i.s., i care about the country. the only problem is when he goes after a country, he's going after the west. he's seeing it as against the united states and the

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they say from may through december the former delta employee took 17 delta flights from atlanta, georgia, to new york. they accuse him of smuggling 153 assault weapons in carry-on bags. the prosecutors say the delta baggage handler set the process in motion by first getting the guns past security at atlanta airport. he allegedly dropped bags containing the firearms at a rest room near the departure lobby. the prosecutors say the former employee then collected the bags and boarded the flights. they believe he got cheap tickets because his mother was a delta employee. they criticize atlanta airport for lax security. >> they can put guns on the plane this time. they could have easily put a bomb on one of those planes. >> investigators believe the former delta employee has been smuggling guns on planes for at least five years. >>> the president of nicaragua has launched one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects in the world. daniel ortega has authorized workers for a chinese firm to start carving out a canal linking the pacific and atlantic oceans. >> translator: this project is for the peop

thousands took to the streets from new york to marietta, georgia, for a fourth straight day. the protesters are calling attention to what they say is excessive use of force by police. >>> this morning on "meet the press," moderator chuck todd will discuss race and justice following those grand jury decisions in missouri and new york. chuck todd will be joined by law enforcement experts, including philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey and philadelphia mayor michael nutter. they'll break down the controversial cases and talk about how the country can move forward. you can watch "meet the press" right here on nbc 10 at 10:30 this morning. >>> a warning on this next story. you may find the details disturbing. authorities in the lehigh valley tell us that a man shot and killed his stepdaughter jessica padgett because of an alleged desire to have sex with her corpse. police arrested gregory graph on charges of homicide and abuse of a corpse. he's being held without bail. authorities say that graph confessed to killing jessica padgett. she was 33 years old. padgett was las

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. >> can he get through -- can he get through iowa new hampshire, georgia, north carolina south carolinahe gets to florida and, you know, jimmy, can he get through. can he get through iowa new hampshire, north carolina, south carolina, georgia before he gets to florida? >> the only way to get through iowa is to bow down to steve king. you can't be more extreme than that fool. he's a fool no doubt about it. iowa is its own special thing. new hampshire probably easier for him. south carolina? that's a tough state. i mean don't forget gingrich won south carolina last year. bush family is liked in south carolina where i'm from. and so you to get through the three states first. once do you that for the most part you have momentum if you won all three. i just don't see how jeb bush actually gets through iowa. and it's a caucus by the way, not a primary. >> right. let's swing to the democratic party. you have hillary clinton if she decides to run, clearly the frontrunner. but there are some on the left that are saying maybe shouldn't be a given thing. that maybe someone like elizabeth warren or

live along georgia avenue. abc 7 news. thanks, tom. and new news about a d.c. rabbi, with a class action lawsuit, saying that the synagogue and the national capital mikvah were involved. person with the lawsuit says they turned a blind eye. talking about here? >> well, leon, according to this lawsuit, the rabbi, the former rabbi here at the kesher congregation, was acting in an inappropriate way to lure people in. it claims that the rabbi suggested to a former law school student at a jewish studies class that she write her mandatory research paper on the insisted thatn she use the ritual bath, located inside the then congregation kesher israel. sacredd people into the religious cleansing ritual. the plaintiff has sued georgetown and has opened a class-action lawsuit, claiming the defendants turned a blind eye to obvious signs of the rabbi's increasingly bizarre behavior. ande were also non-jews married people who used it. he brought so many young, attractive women through the mikvah, one person stated that he treated that car wash -- like a car wash. >> they we

georgia. since then he has been spending his time in the united states, where he accepted a lecturer position. he also spendings a lot of time here in newk city. as for georgia he now faces corruption charges back home and could face jail time if he returns. last week i talked to the former georgian president. the conversation got off to a lively start. i suggested his decision tiggered a war with russia that cost georgia dearly. this is how he responded. >> i didn't order any attack. we were envieded by hundred thousand plus russian army. and i just order my troops to defend my country. >> and but for that difference the situations have a lot in common. >> yes, and i think the reality is russia is a [ inaudible ] power, and right now is an opportunity for it. because the west is focused on isis, isil. so for west priorities, rush [ inaudible ] putin said recently, he told western journalists, you know, i'm a tiger. this is my forrest. here i can do whatever. so that's a gentle law introduced in our part of the world, and actually he is implements it. the problem is that there can be no deal made, because what putin says, you care about

there is still more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, a woman in georgia is helping people track down the man that ransacked her home. and the list of cosby accusers continues to grow, what a ground breaking super model says happened to her in new york city back in 1986 and melissa magee has the exclusive accuweather forecast when "action news" continues. first, another holiday message from one of our troops serving overseas. >> happy holidays from chief master sergeant robert thornton, we are stationed in korea, sending a happy holiday to my friends and family in philadelphia including my parents, robert and christine thornton and all of my siblings, the rivers, the foremans and my brothers ronald and ryan. wishing you happy holidays from here in korea, wish we could be there love you all. >> happy holidays. do you guys do instant hey, i losreplacement?ard. (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and no monthly fee checking with just a $100 minimum bal

if you have one of these cars, you might drive it from a low humidity area like new york to georgia orthis makes no sense. no logic what they're saying. i want you to hear what one of the takata officials said on the hill. >> we have confidence that those we are producing today are safe. takata continues to believe that the public safety is best served if the area of high absolute humidity remains a priority. >> so that's what they're saying. and nhtsa is saying they're reading the comments from takata which they asked for, asked them several questions, asked for a response. they're reading that right now. in the meantime people could die, shep, while we're waiting for this agency, these government bureaucrats, to read these answers. >> what are the feds saying? >> they're saying they're disappointing. >> that's it. >> that's all we're getting right now. i called nhtsa and asked for a response to what went on in this hearing today, that's all i could get. they could fine them, take them to court, a lot that could be done. we're not seeing it yet. it's outrageous. >> we'll look for you

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this will give them a better life but also open up for farmers, particularly those in georgia, for new trade, buying raw materials for cuba, selling them our corn our chickens and other things already arntiond. arranged. i've been there three times now and met with fidel and raul for long extended conversations. it seems that this exchange of prisoners and a lifting of the sanctions would be a very good move. president obama has used a full extent of his own executive authority very wisely, and i don't have any doubt that it will prevail. >> former president jimmy carter. president obama says he plans to extend economic ties with cuba. that step could help both countries. david arioso is with us in the studio. david what could it mean for american businesses? >> i think if you are a businessman and own a company in america, you've got to be salivating. there is a clear cut market here. it's not going to open up with this but what we're looking at is normalization of relations here. if you are in the cigar business or fond of cuban cigars you can get them 100 to founder dollars in cuban

new report this year california led the country with 14 fers killed followed by texas, new york florida, and georgia. >> we should remember that there are 900 thus me women in law enforcement going out putting their lives at risk for our safety and protection. >> putting their lives at risk sometimes losing them their names carved in stone at the nation's capital. >> one other notes. the officers who died were 41 years old and served for 12 years. it's not the rookies, most of the time it's veterans. >> paul beban, great piece >>> to washington d.c. and troubles for republicans as they prepared to take control. today congressman grim announced he plans to resign. and released a statement saying: grim pleaded guilty to tax eveilings. in november he was still elected to serve a third term. grim will be sentenced in june and faces up to three years in prison. the new york governor will schedule a special election >> one of the top republican leaders acknowledge speaking to a white soup rem sift group. it was said: scalise was a member of the louisiana legislature when he spoke to a group founded by for

followed by texas, new york florida and georgia. each name destined to join the ranks of fallen officers memorialized on these marble walls in washington. >> we should remember there are 900,000 men and women in law enforcemt who go out each and every day putting their lives at risk. >> a reminder of those who lost their lives and those still in danger every day while trying to protect and serve. one of the thousands of names on thl wall a few blocks away from here officer jason white killed on this very day 21 years ago. live on capitol hill i'm brian mooar, news4. >>> it's a hike they will never forget. how a couple says they managed to escape an avalanche and all caught on camera. >> why doctors say it's more important than ever to catch up the shut eye whenever you have the chance. >> storm team 4 is tracking the weather for the start of the new year. >> first off evening plans it will be cold out there with less wind. temperatur in the 30s. get ready for, yes, still a weekend storm. we got more details on that and i'll show you

the i-95 corridor, as millions hit the road for christmas, with the potential for flooding from georgia to newhire. and yes, wring bring some patience if you're at the airports today. we're expecting long delays, already seeing that. chicago you are in the rain right now, could be changing over to snow as we go through the afternoon. you do have a winter weather advisory in effect, and of course, we could see snow, one to four inches, also very gusty winds, 60 to 65-mile-per-hour wind gusts in cleveland, buffalo, and so we are going to see delays there as well. trouble spots mainly being the east coast, where we are going to see torrential rains throughout the day, possible severe weather in the south, and then snow later today in the midwest. randi, it's going to be a rough day. >> it is going to be a rough day. it's a tough call. you want the white christmas and want your family safe and be able to get to you. we'll keep an eye on it along with you. jennifer, thank you very much. >>> good morning, i'm randi kaye in for carol costello. thanks sop for joining me. chaos near ferguson, missouri,

report this year california lead the count think with 14 officers killed followed by texas, new york florida, and georgiashould remember there are 900,000 men and women in law enforcement who put their lives at risk for our safety and protection. >> reporter: and sometimes losing them. their names carved in stone. on average the officers who died in 2014 were 41 years old, and served for 12 years. so it's not the rookies who are dying on duty. it's the veterans. >> there are some reports that the nypd has essentially stopped doing its job since the officers were murdered. what is the latest? >> yeah this was in the "new york post." the post says overall arrests are down 66% since december 22nd, compared with the same period last year. traffic tickets and summons for minor offenses are down even more 94%. and they say this is a work slow down because the nypd says city hall and the mayor do not support them. not a lot of progress in the meetings, so if this is a sign of how much bad blood there is between the police unions and the city it's really having an impact. >> yeah, certainly less money going into

thousands took to the streets from new york to marietta, georgia, for a fourth straight day. the protesters are calling attention to what they say is excessive use of force by police. this morning "meet the press" will discuss race and injustice. moderator chuck todd will be joined by law enforcement experts, including philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey and payor michael nutter. they'll break down the controversial case and talk about how the country can move forward. you can watch "meet the press" right here on nbc 10 this morning at 10:30. >>> today in delaware, firefighters will pay their final tribute to a teenage comrade. britney ford died friday after she was hit bay car while walking in the road. she was just 17 years old. britney volunteered with the bowers fire company in kent county. a memorial procession is set this morning. also authorities are offering a $10,000 reward to find the arsonist wanted in three church fires. the flames you see here gutted the healing hands christian church in felton last week. the other two church fires happened within hou

thousands took to the streets from new york to marietta, georgia, for a fourth straight day. they're calling attention to what they say is excessive use of force by police. as i mentioned, there will be protesters at the sports complex in south philly today. they won't be the only ones targeting the eagles crowd to spread their message. the effort to find missing college student shane victorimoy will head to the link. montgomery was last seen at a manayunk bar 11 days ago. his family and friends say they're not giving up their search. a reward for information is now up to $50,000. in are fliers and ribbons posted all over town. the family says volunteers will be passing out the leaflets with shane's information at the link as early as 11:00 this morning. >>> a warning now on this next story, you may find it disturbing. authorities tell us a lehigh valley man shot and killed his stepdaughter jessica padgett because of an alleged desire to have sex with her corpse. police arrested gregory graph on charges of homicide and abuse of a corpse. he's being held without bail. authorit

the dakotas, down south, georgia, the carolinas, new york city. i feel you might as well call me a geographical novelist than historical novelist. i just like the word novelist. >> ok, i'm looking for the word "historical novel." >> maybe i over anticipated. [laughter] >> it says it judges the reader somehow. >> yeah, i think this is not formulaic fiction. when you do this work for a while -- >> writing novels? >> you want to find new ways to do it. and then the equivalent to -- james joyce was a beautiful writer. realistic, sense of fiction. >> he seems to have done all right. >> virginia woolf decided she wanted to write a novel without a plot to forgo that device, that convention and she did a couple of times. writers have always had the feeling that formulaic fiction is unsatisfactory. the way this book has turned out, i think it breaks a few rules that pleases me. >> who is andrew? >> andrew came to me as a figure standing in the snow and holding an infant swaddled in his arms in front of a door with a snow-covered down of his yankee ball cap

south,otas, down georgia, the carolinas, new york city. i feel you might as well call me a geographical novelist than historical novelist. i like the word novelist. -- a certain amount of connotations. ok, i'm looking for the word "historical novel payday -- historical novel." >> may by over anticipated. >> it says it judges the reader somehow. formulatednot fiction. when you do this work for a while -- >> writing novels? >> you want to find new ways to do it. equivalent to -- and riders been to get. james joyce was a beautiful writer. --listic, since a fiction sense of fiction. >> he seems to have done all right. >> virginia woolf decided she wanted to write a novel without device,o forgo that that convention and she did a couple of times. the one i like best is -- iters have always had the feeling that formulating fiction is unsatisfactory. the way this book has turned out, i think it breaks a few rules in pleases me. >> who is andrew? a figure came to me as standing in the snow and holding a infant's water in his arms in front of a door

he went to high school in new jersey, and because he was going to have problems in his background, he was going back and forth to georgia with relatives down there. [ inaudible question ] >> that's still under review right now. as i said earlier, we're looking back to see where he was in the week. we do believe he was in new york earlier in the week, and he apparently takes the bus line to and from the south. so we have nothing on that yet, but that's still to be determined. [ inaudible question ] >> four shots were fired at the officers. all the rounds are accounted for and the gun. at the scene, we have shell casings there. we have another shell casing on the subway platplatform, and anr where he shot his girlfriend. sir? [ inaudible question ] >> say the last part again? no, he took the bus from maryland here. that's preliminary right here, where we feel he was with the phone, we're trying to figure out what bus he took. we'll go forward from there. we have him on a video at 42nd street and 8th avenue getting on the m train. [ inaudible question ] >> we're still peeling this thing back. i think right now we're in oct

farrell's mother and brother, georgia and willie farrell join us live this morning from tallahassee, florida, it's great to see both of you. >> thank you. thank you. >> welcome to "newwant to start with you. this happened because of a minor car accident that your son got into and he was looking for help. it was the middle of the night and he rang a woman's doorbell. she was home alone with her young child. she called 9/11 and when the police arrived, they thought that your son was a perpetrator of some kind. and shot him ten times. what, what was your experience with the first grand jury when they did not indict the officer? >> well, my experience was that they are only people and the way i see it, i trust god more than i do what man say. and i don't leave everything to my own understanding. i pray about everything and i know that god that i serve, that i serve, would not let him get away with that. that he would be indicted. >> and in fact, that's what happened in your case. because the grand jury recommended that the prosecutor resubmit the case, but for a lower charge. and the prosecutor and the attorney general in the state declined to do that. they got a new gr

he went to high school in new jersey and because he had problems in his background, he was going back and forth to georgiaith relatives down there. we believe he's in new york earlier in the week. apparent le he's taking the bus line to and from the south. we have none of that yet and that's still to be determined. four shots were fired at the officers. all the rounds are accounted for with the gun. 15 in the taurus, four at the scene, we have shell casings right there. another shell casing on the subway platform and another shell casing down in baltimore where he shot his girlfriend. we're trying to find out which bus he took and we'll go forward from there. we have him on video at 42nd street and eighth avenue getting on the n train. >> [ inaudible ] we're still peeling this thing back. as we go forward we'll go back further and further. >> [ inaudible ]. >> sometimes it takes a couple days to get that information. we did recover two metro cards on his person in the subway and we'll delving into this right now. >> [ inaudible ]. >> bronx is a sister, that was in 2011. in brooklyn, he has a child with a

the group says the most deadly states were california, texas new york, florida and georgia. >>> age of a truck involved in a deadly hit-and-run could turn out to be a vital clue. 33 year old theresa posie was killed back on december 23rd as she crossed state road in holmesburg. investigators say she was hit by a black truck which may have been convert to do a tow truck. police believe it's a ford and say it may be easy to spot because it's old. the model year somewhere between 1987 to 1991. >> it's an older model. we're hoping somebody out there front end damage, a little bit of front. left side front end damage, health left turn signal clearly were left behind. so that damage was off the car. somebody may have seep that car damage. any kind of information anonymous anything at all will help. >> if you've got any information about that truck please call police. >>> pennsylvania department of health is warning of a possible measles exposure in philadelphia and delaware counties. officials say someone with measles may have exposed other people at the please touch museum on monday between

i want to consolidate both locations into one facility and build a new building in waycross, georgia.lse, we're gonna save $60,000 in transport costs alone. one of the ways we're gonna make more money is by putting an inventory system in place. i'm gonna redesign our manufacturing process. a new inventory system will help us understand exactly what it costs to build each trailer. that information will allow us to anticipate our needs and have the necessary parts on hand, so we can maintain a steady and efficient manufacturing line. so i believe in people, process, and product, but people is the most important thing. most people could not work in this environment. there's no process in place, and the issues that have existed between these two have impacted the business. but that's not gonna exist any longer. that's why i'm 100% in charge, because i don't want everybody else in the organization having to be subjected to whatever drama, whatever the nonsense is that goes on. i don't want it. >> there wouldn't be no drama out here. >> there has been drama. >> they don't know about that. >

. >>> some school children in georgia have a new excuse for being late for class.rumps the dog ail my home work. the thief stole my bus batteries. thieves say police have no suspects, but say the thieves may be reselling those batteries on the black market. california's three-year drought is making criminals out of otherwise normal people just trying to get some water. claudia cowan has the unusual story from the very dry northern california. >> california's record drought has made water a precious commodity and a target for thieves. >> to the neighbor posted they think someone is stealing water. >> there are reports of a thriving black market and the crime is happening often enough. >> they might think that, you know, 5,000 gallons of water wouldn't be missed. but when you have a small system like ours, it will be missed. >> in the rural town, roger larsen says he has seen shady contractors hook up to fire hydrants and suck up as much water as they can, causing delays in the seconds count world of firefighters. >> if somebody three blocks away from a fire is using

around the country, across the nation, people crowded streets from it is is to new york to oakland and chicago to savanna a, georgia. people are outrage with the lack of an indictment in the july death of eric garner. garner was an asthmatic man whose choke hold death was caught on camera, he is heard begging for his life at least eight times while he is surrounded by police officer. people all over the country have stop traffic and staged what they are calling die ins in his honor. the that is when a a group of people will lay down on sidewalks or on floors to represent the lost life. many of these movement made it to social media sites and they have gained popularity there but again, here in philadelphia, students at three different high schools will take action today. they are asking for black students to lie on the floor and their die in, other students are asked to sit down to show their solidarity for this movement. we will see this all happening this afternoon here in philadelphia as students join in on protester happening across the nation there we will talk to you throughout the morning. thank you. >>> pre

this is surabaya and singapore, this would be like if you're traveling from new york city to atlanta, georgia, that's correct, that's just about the distance that this plane would fly, it's a couple of hours in the air. you would think nothing of it except if you're the pilot, you see this these huge clusters of heavy precipitation, supercells that just kind of erupt, that's why more than likely the pilot asked for a diversion, and once it did, then we lost track of the airplane. no doubt it is in the java sea and that's where they're going to begin their search. >> brian, when the aerial search resumes in a little over seven hours, what will conditions be like then. >> during the early morning hours, we typically see those thunderstorms, they'll pop-up here and there, but they like the heat of the day, we start to see that warm moist air start to build and we see these huge clusters of thunderstorms. here's the south china sea, it dies down a little bit and then it flares up. that's the kind of thing that we're going to see. one other thing that we look at is the water temperature here if it

> reporter: performers are scheduled to take the stage, including taylor swift and florida georgia line and nework's mayor plans to push the button that drops the ball alongside representatives of the international rescue committee. already the anticipation is drawing people to times square. >> we like the whole buzz the whole -- everything about the place. so much to take in. >> reporter: ready to leave the old year behind and usher in the new. >> hoping a good year. >> reporter: and a celebration with no equal. in new york city's times square nbc news. >> people already excited. it has been a record setting year including a brutal winter and the largest outbreak of a deadly virus that's ever been chronicled, not to mention deadly police encounters across the u.s. >> 2014 did come with a few pleasant moments, as well as another year draws for a close, let's have a look back at what brought us here. >> u.s. helicopters and navy warships are scouring the sea, looking for any signs of the malaysian 777 that headed for beijing and disappeared about an hour into the flight. no relief in sight from

she now lives in plains, georgia with her new husband and son. that's something that can't be changed from the outside. we have to let them do it. there's flow vision in the koran, for instance, that women should have their genitals cut when they are little girls. this is something mothers do because mothers had their genitals mutilated and they feel it's a custom but husbands and islam imams don't mandate it. >> the book, obviously, look towards way to prevents and call for action to prevent atrocities to women, if i may but also the important concept we've been stew dig over the years and that is if you build up a woman in a third world country, you're building a community. >> that's the best way to let a family know not to kill their baby girls. one of the most horrible statistics is although there were 6 million jews killed by the nazis in their holocaust there's 160 million girls missing on the face of the earth now who were killed or strangled by their parents at birth because they didn't want a girl they want ad boy and now with the advent

. >> mother in georgia gets the news she has been waiting for, for four years. her son, found at his dad's house but it is how he was found that got the father and stepmother arrested. >>> it is cyber monday. do you plan to go on line and shop? we will take you inside am on to see how they are getting held i for busy day of on line deals. >> 9 miles of conveyor bells inside this building is what they have willing on. it is quite an operation. >> it is loud. >> very loud. >> good morning. it is monday, december 1st. 2014. >> you know what that means, about three weeks until santa comes, sue serio. >> bus stop buddy is trying so hard to be good. trying to behave himself for the long who will will day weekend, but now mom said wear a hat. he is wearing a hat. mom said bring an umbrella so they brought umbrella just in case. we are off to a quiet start weather-wise at least. this morning bob kelly will tell you otherwise on the roads. temperatures are ranging from the 30's to the 50's, it just depends on where you are. we have put sweat shirt on bus stop buddy to da

people have have crowded streets and cities like new york, oakland, chicago, atlanta, georgia. people are outrage with the lack of an indictment in the july death of eric garner. garner was an asthmatic man whose choke hold death was caught on camera and heard begging for his life at least eight times. people all over have stopped traffic and crowded the streets and staged die ins where groups of people lie down on the walks or in the streets or floors to represent that life lost. many of those movements made to it social media hash tags that have have gone viral and here in philadelphia a the hash tag today, philly student die in, emotions are flying high all over the country but everyone shares that common goal of strengthening relationship between law enforcement and communities of color including our president. >> as a nation we have been dealing with this for too long and it is time to make more progress then we have made. i'm not interested in talk, i'm interested in action. i'm absolute thely committed as president of the united states to making sure that we have a count

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later tonight performers including taylor swift and florida georgia line scheduled to take the stage. new york city's mayor alongside members of the international rescue committee expected to push the button to start the ball's descent. once it reaches the base a happy new year and more than a ton of confetti will rain down on the crowd. that is the responsibility richard, of the confetti master a job i'm betting you didn't know existed until now. >> hi i am the confetti master good to meet you. what do you do? sarah dollop. have a great new year. >>> a tragic accident is how a sheriff described the death of a mother at the hands of her 2-year-old boy. it happened yesterday morning at a walmart. police say the toddler was in a shopping cart when he reached into his mother's purse and grabbed a handgun which then discharged. the 29-year-old veronica rutledge died at the store. she did have a permit to carry a concealed weapon. her other three children were shopping with her at the time as well. >>> a wild scene in chicago. when it rains, it really does pour. a wall collapsed at a morton's

georgia from 2011 to 2013. yesterday's shootings also sparked anger in new york. former new york governor george pataki accused mayor bill de blasio of putting police officers' lives in danger. de blasio had supported recent peaceful protests against police following the death of eric garner at the hands of an officer. yesterday. police officers turned their backs on de blasio as he walked by. however. the mayor called the shootings an "assassination." we will continue to follow this developing story. for the latest updates you can visit our website at kron four dot com or visit our facebook and twitter pages. a gruesome discovery along interstate 80 in vallejo this morning. kron four's philippe djegal reports a man was found dead and investigators have not ruled this case out as a homicide. phillipe djegal>>: the unresponsive person police were called to check-up on, westbound off-ramp leading to inerstate 78 turned out to be a dead man. and, vallejo police lieutenant kevin bartlett says investigators are looking into weather or not this 48-year old man from vall

. >> tloult this year we travelled the country, mississippi to new york illinois to north carolina to texas, georgia, north dakota south dakota kansas to maryland covering gun rights to clean energy, to health care to politics to human rights. this is all in america.

georgia, when she fills out the form, she will say not applicable. that will be good newsfor our country. enough of family life. [applause] in reading those speeches, i was struck by something you had said. you said, this nation is experiencing a crisis of opportunity. >> right. >> tell me what you meant by that. >> we are missing the opportunity to take advantage of our skill sets, of our strengths we focus on our weaknesses. we fight over those. there is massive gridlock, really unprecedented gridlock. yet, this is the most externa country in the world. this country is so much better when you hear the director general of the imf talk about the places in the world. be united states should not in any category remotely close to a problem country. we have everything necessary, abundant natural resources, the most and renovate of, most thative, i work labor law is unique in the developed world, a big place full of historyto expand, the of productivity, all this stuff has been cast aside temporarily. we are moping around like we are france, with all due respect. [applause] the

new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> the parents of a georgia teen found dead in a rolled up gym mat want wantional requirements for coroners. the body of kendrick johnson was found nearly two years ago inside his high school gym. the county coroner ruled the death an accident. the family believes their son was killed and a second private autopsy suggests foul play. in addition to a federal investigation, the parents and their attorney are now pushing for kendrick's law. it would require uniform national standards for the nation's coroners, many are not required to have medical degrees. recently, joy reid sat with kendrick's mother and the family attorney, benjamin crump. >> i'll start by thanking both of you for being here and giving you our condo lens, mrsmrs. mrs. johnson. tell us what you want to see happen now that the county ruled your son's death not to be a homicide. what do you want to see done? >> i want justice for my son. >> and what does that mean? do you believe that arrests should have been made? does the family have its own sources of information as to who that would even be? >

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georgia represents the new america, which i know at least on the editorial side of the wall street journal, they believe in, the new america is an america that does not have hyphens. america where your work and identity, not some political identity form of things. in political identity today, georgia would be a canadian, iraqi, texan, american. still americans aren't they? >> barely. >> i am from texas, my wife is from mexico, jeb was born in florida, sandra's parents were born in iraq. add is the america that we should aspire to. dividingne that we are ourselves up to define where we are different. the fact that we are from a different place, or you have a different origin is totally irrelevant. when georgia fills out the form when she was 21, 18 years from now, she will say "not account -- "not e."licable to accou [laughter] [applause] >> you said this, you said the united states is experiencing a crisis of opportunity. >> i think we're missing the opportunity to take advantage of our strengths. we focus and fight over our weaknesses. there is massive gridlock. unprecedented gridlock. ye