tonight we knowcthe suspe is in custody.ic noe officers were hurt. fox 5's lindsay watt is in woodbridge. >> reporter: theolice chief says his officers were ambusheds this allrted when they got a call about a man who was firing a rifle. police say whe they arrived, the man startedho sing at them. we'll show you some video now to give you a closer look at this scene. this happened at a home down the block f where we are on laurel street off of featherstone road. the police chief saids it about 5:30 when the call came in about this guy. an says the m started shooting at offers when they arrived and that was before any a conversationny interaction. i was just listening to scanner traffics all this was going onot and that sing went on for severanu tes. o officers got hurt, a police krauzer was hit by gunfire a number of times. two officers did return fire the suspect wa shot in the upper bodye was air lifted to the hospital and right now he is in serious condition. police chief says this could ve been a lot worse. >> we're thankful that none of our staff

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noe cortez.sgt. noe cortez/santa clara county sheriff's office '....they look into profiles and family members and the public data base and from their they look into generations of family members and they link the dna to a specific person...."sgt. shannon catalano/santa clara county sheriff's office "....this man has a history in germany where he was convicted of murder and rape and he also has a convictin locally for rape..." a similar dna search led to the recent arrest of joseph deangelo, the suspected golden state killer. getreu reportedly worked in palo alton when leslie perlov was murdered. sheriff laurie smith "....even though this person has lived for 45 years without being in rison, he is in jail now and we believe he is the suspect and we believe he will be convicted, in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) a winter storm warning is in effect for lake tahoe...where more than one foot of snow is possible by tomorrow. the warning is in effect until 6-a-m thursday. this as the first in a se

noe cortez.sgt. noe cortez/santa clara county sheriff's office '....they look into profiles and family members and the public data base and from their they look into generations of family members and they link the dna to a specific person...."sgt. shannon catalano/santa clara county sheriff's office "....this man has a history in germany where he was convicted of murder and rape and he also has a convictin locally for rape..." a similar dna search led to the recent arrest of joseph deangelo, the suspected golden state killer. getreu reportedly worked in palo alton when leslie perlov was murdered. sheriff laurie smith "....even though this person has lived for 45 years without being in rison, he is in jail now and we believe he is the suspect and we believe he will be convicted, in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (ken)(ken) kron4news (ken) in the north bay. santa rosa police arrested a man in the unprovoked stabbing of a woman at her front door. police say jesse james graham attacked the victim withou

noe cortez.sgt. noe cortez/santa clara county sheriff's office '....they look into profiles and family members and the public data base and from their they look into generations of family members and they link the dna to a specific person...."sgt. shannon catalano/santa clara county sheriff's office "....this man has a history in germany where he was convicted of murder and rape and he also has a convictin locally for rape..." a similar dna search led to the recent arrest of joseph deangelo, the suspected golden state killer. getreu reportedly worked in palo alton when leslie perlov was murdered. sheriff laurie smith "....even though this person has lived for 45 years without being in rison, he is in jail now and we believe he is the suspect and we believe he will be convicted, in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news now we want to get a live look at those roads. this is a look at the embarcadero in san francisco now (ken) we are joined now by we are joined now by chief meterologoist lawrence karnow. will

this 30-foot tree landed on parked cars at 23rd street near sanchez in noe valley.he biggest storm though is on the horizon. >> round 2 is coming. today a break capping a few showers out there. but then our second storm arrives and i'll time it out for you on futurecast in just a few minutes here. but hi-def doppler let's show you first of all the light rain falling especially across the south bay. in fact, right over san jose. so south bay getting that rain this morning from sunnyvale down through cupertino, campbell as well and then again right over san jose some light to moderate rainfall. and then stretching across the peninsula, you can see foster city, near san mateo, and san carlos getting some light showers out there this morning. so here's hi-def doppler and putting this into motion you can see all this pushing to the east but behind it offshore, we are still tracking that rain that's going to push into the south bay this morning. so a live look with our san jose camera, with the wet camera and the raindrops on our live cam looking at temperatures in the mi

so i have to say noe valley, i live very close to here, is one of my favorites.will, this small business saturday has become so popular that now it has its own facebook page. doesn't everybody? i'm live in noe valley, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> that's how you know you've made it. >> for sure. >> thanks, lyanne. >>> san jose's iconic christmas in the park opens to fanfare tonight and promises to be bigger than ever. >> community members stepped up to fund the decades old holiday tradition. >> trees, lights, and lots of action. christmas in the park has returned to san volunteers spent the day putting the finishing touches on the winter wonderland featuring exhibits, entertainment, and more than 550 trees decorated by community groups and businesses. bailey thayer are raising awareness for their common profit, have faith, be lstrong childhood cancer, and for us to express through our tree what that means to us and what it means the other families is super meaningful. >> this tree from the catholic charities stem program featured ornaments programmed by element

we're just above freezing rerht noe in downtown front royal. as a result, we have seen police on stand by, t circlin area, as well as salt trucks. vdot saying they have more than 2500 crew members and contractors working this storm and for the rest of the winter. we're live here in front yal, justin finch, news 4. back to you in the studio. >> justin, thank you. >>> our team coverage continues in montgomery county. >> megan mcgrath is live for us. what areer they doing out th >> reporter: they're making quick work of loadi up these trucks with the salt that they need. take a look here. last half hour, we had a line of snowplows that actually was wrapping around the here in gaithersburg. you can see that we are now down to just a couplerucks. front-end loader there going in, loading all the trucks with the salt they need. then they're going and deploying. we've seen a number of trucks as we made our way here staging in parkingth lots. 'll be parked along the side of the road as we wait for this wintry mix to come into the area. right now they're

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this 30-foot tree landed on parked cars in noe valley last night.oakland a's are unveiling sketches of a new ballpark near the waterfront. it calls for demolition of the current coliseum to be replaced with a smaller amphitheater on that site. we'll have news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms, including our website, kpix.com bring on the holidays! that's yes for less. everything you need to prep, cook and serve up the season. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. and you realize you are the the hostess with the mostest. you know when you're at ross yes! yeah! that's yes for l entertain in style all season long. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. >>> we are tracking a crash along southbound 680 at treat boulevard. it's blocking one lane right now and really slowing down speeds in that area from willow pass road to highway 24. we're looking at a nine-minute ride. this is a live look at 680 at 242. you can see the backup on the left side of your screen right now. 580

san francisco, noe valley just changed to 60. financial, 62. cold as 49 in sunny side. that is the out liar. partly cloudy, 356 56 at sfo. how is the compute going? >> residual delays on the san mateo bridge. westbound 92, left lane blocked 15 minutesment it's clear now. as you can see, traffic barely moving. down to 42-minute drive across the bridge. use dumbarton instead. three to four car crash blocking the two right lanes. >> alexis, thank you. new at 6:00, it has been a year since twitter expanded the character count for tweets to 280. >> i want to see what you think about this. a new study found a change in the way people communicate on tweur. more please and thank yous in longer tweets. they are engaged in more meaningful conversations and typing out full words and phrases instead of abbreviations. i suspect some of that is please delete your account. >> can you have a meaningful conversation in 280 characters or less? >> you'll be able to see netflix movies on the big screen. >>> the effort to solve the homeless crisis with sheds for housing. it looks like it is

noe valley, same thing. foreman district, 61.to upper 50s palo alto, santa clara. 50 there. 48 in pleasanton. pittsburg, 54. 50 in the north bay. 73 at noon. temperatures near 80 degrees during the afternoon hours. about 64 at 8:00. upper 60s to low 70s. not quite the a 80s we had yesterday. 61 heading out this evening. why not? a lot of great places to go. in the south bay, same thing. 55 this morning. upper 70s this afternoon. 66 under the stars at 8:00. now, if you liked yesterday's warmth, it's coming back tomorrow. but that's it. a cooling trend in the accuweather seven-day forecast. alexis will tell us about the commute. >> yeah. we have slow spots to talk about right now. start off with the bay bridge. a disabled vehicle off on the shoulder at the harrison exit. stop and go from treasure island right now. a quick check of the central valley. west bound 205, 11 miles per hour. 12 miles per hour on 580. road work eastbound 580 as you approach altamont pass. stop-and-go traffic. down to 29 miles per hour. overall, it's been a

the white house, with the two of them had a private visit, and no weight was also there and own -- noe was there also. you said they formed a bond. >> it was very interesting because life was not easy. and barbara made every effort to have things to be smooth and she would say something funny and get some kind of funny reaction from her. but she said you know, she is having to act a certain way to please the people at home. in the way that she dressed and thinks like that. as barbara was trying to be a great hostess, she really took into account exactly what she was going through, and she did the right thing, and to have her at wellesley was fantastic. everybody, and i remember thinking how marvelous it was that these young women who think that they know what to do and what is right, to have her come along and say both ways are right. it is important to be a mother and to do that. it is also important to have a career, and in your career, don't forget about relationships. don't forget to have fun. life is to be enjoyed. i just think it was a marvelous thing, and it was desperately need

i agree with abdul that you will hear a lot of noes leading up to it. the more you invest in the process and the more folks that you talk to and surrounding yourself with great caring people that support you and want the best for your community at large, i think that that's the right approach to take. >> thank you. >> if you are thinking of running for office you should go to the jet pack website. an authentic social impact committed person before you stand up and go for the higher level recognition. we want you to run for office from a position of service. i ran out of obligation. there is this idea that if a social obligation of the whole is not being met, it is up to each and everyone of us to drop what we are doing to ensure that obligation for the collective. there are many that are not being met in america from housing to fair wages to all kinds of health care, elder care. i tried to get four or five other people to run. i started going to city council meetings and said it is crazy that people have not been here for so long. they are not operating

. >> americans deserve aation where our children are safe, schools are successful, it's noe longerier to buy a gun than it iso vote. >> reporter: when comstock conceded she didn't mention jennifer wexton. no indication of what she plans to do next. chris lawrence, news 4. >> thank you. was not theon flip only flip last night. abigail spanberger beat dave brat 50/49. in the second district elaine luria defeated scott thylor. area covers virginia beach. >> news 4'sch justin f is live in brandywine. we heard complaints about this all night. >> reporter: a lot of complaints, aaron, eun. prince gorges county board ofel tions says they were expecting a high turnout but even theirer expectations surpassed when they ran out of ballots before 5:00 p.m. at several polling sites including brandywine elementary where voters were in w lineting to vote. one woman said she waited three to four hours here among hundreds of oth people also in line with her waiting for that chance to cast their ballot. upper marlboro community center. the ballots justan out. the board of electionshe told wtop, supplied

i'm karen allen a 24-year resident of noe valley and have children and two cannot afford to live in sfrans -- san francisco and the board president of livable city and support removing parking minimums and not only should you eliminate parking minimums, but you should think ahead to the future when autonomous cabs, autonomous private electric cabs will make a lot of car use not necessarily anymore and there'll be a lot of parking we don't need. any parking built in my opinion, should be designed with a view to be able to be repurposed for housing or some other useful use in the future. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is jeff and i'm a d9 resident and here in support for removing minimum parking requirement. i want to reiterate the points brought up by other commenters as well as the planning commission this is a small step that makes a huge impact in the united states as the major city of san francisco it's sort of a beacon of hope for the rest of the city and the rest of country looks to us in terms of moving forward and being proactive against climate change and the he

. >>> all the snow has been mostly good news for noe ski resorts but the sugar bowl is delaying the early opening because of yesterday's rain that followed nearly two feet of snow. officials say the resort opens as soon as can conditions permit they are hoping for help from the next round of storm. >>> you can stay on top of the whether with the app there you find live doppler 7. >>> new overnight a fire breaks out in a home in value yes and fleming avenue. vallejo managed to keep the fire superspreading. no word on what axelrod sparked the fire np no one was hurt. >>> a golden gate ferry that crashed not once but twice into the san francisco ferry building could be removed this morning. passengers onboard at and at a restaurant on the water. had no warning. katie utehs has more. >> reporter: the captain -- there was nothing over the intercome. and you would think they would have a honked a horn or give people a heads up. >> reporter: passengers on the golden gate ferry say they had no warning of the impending crash. >> we were talking about we were going way too fast. immediately after t

. >>> there is noe evidef a crime with the two sisters who were found in the hudson river.e they u their credit card to stay at high end hotels in new york before their death. detectives are looking into statements allegedly made saying they would rather die tha return to their home if saudi arabia. >>> three high schoolers have been charged with rape in montgomery county. four minors were alleged sexually assaulted in the boys' locker room in damascus high the school said itol. sc involved members of thejv football team. three students were taken into custody last night.ee it has a tragic week for students on school buses across the country. experts say parents should wait theirhild knows to take three giant steps and stay back from the curb as they're waiting for their bus. and storms move with heavy rain. storm team 4 has you covered this friday night. >> thanks. >>> a family learned some heart breaking news. one of the sons, one of three sons needed a liver transplant. t mother stepped up to save the day and now she is receivi award for herselfless act.>> she is being honored as moth

noe valley, 48. the rest of us around 50 to 52 degrees. around you can see 30s and 40s with frost forming very lightly because there's hardly any moisture in the inland valleys. look at all the smoke over san jose. beaches out and about, exercisi exercising. if you can, avoid it at all costs. wood burning obviously banned also. 49 at 8:00 on the peninsula. mid to upper 60s noon to 4:00. 51, need a coat, at 8:00. a lot of sunshine, albeit murky. 42 this morning. 66 at noon. mid to upper 60s through 4:00. also 51 at 8:00. and along the east bay shore, 48. mid to upper 60s, back down to 55 degrees, a little milder, at 8:00 for you. all right. track that changes of rain coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. how's it going, alexis? >>> we don't have any major issues. our biggest problem was overnight road work that had the nimitz shut down between 23rd and 29th. all clear from chp. caltrans said they were able to wrap that up. time, 5:01. that thinned out very quickly. no residual delays. definitely looking good. bay bridge toll plaz

upper 40s in noe valley. castro and the mission 51. palo alto, 35. saratoga, 39. walnut creek, frosty, 33. we are frosty in petaluma. 32 degrees. dress warmly this morning. a look at walnut creek. if you're going to our beaches, exercising out and about. the poor air will be lingering four or five days. stay inside if you can to exercise. i saw someone running down the embarcadero, had a mask on. there you go. 49 this morning. 67 to noon. upper 60s this afternoon. cooling quickly to 57 by 8:00. up in the north bay, 45 by 8:00. 72 at 2:00. ful 68 at noon. quickly in the 40s at 8:00. take a look at the chance of rain next week. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. we don't have a lot of incidents to talk about. poor air quality going to be part of your commute today. you can see the smoke under the lights on the san mateo. westbound 92 is starting to fill in. no significant issues for you. i think we have a lot of folks off today for the veterans day observed holiday. tracy to dublin, 33 minutes for you. in the yellow. antioch to concord in the green at 14. 101, in

reach for gillum per the senate race till coup felt like too close to revealing that machines will noe overtaking elections anytime soon. a substantial amount of ballots were not counted in palm beach county's recount because the machines can keep up. those officials are explaining why they didn't buy new equipment when they didn't have a chance. >> i can't responsibly spend $11 million and a compliance. >> they were denied because officials there had not said whether they needed a few more hours or a few more weeks, which republican rick scott's campaign sees as a red flag. >> judge rich walker said he would not make decisions in darkness, palm beach county has not kept them in the loop, no one is in the loop in their progress. >> democratic senators bill nelson's lawyer going to court anyway saying, breaking, we've sued palm beach county to require a hand count of old ballots in the county due to systematic machine failure during the recount. nelson sits in second place right now, but he is leading with lawsuits filed. his campaign has filed eight, rick scott has filed six. they want

a 30-foot tree collapsed in noe valley landing on cars about 9 p.m. >> this is not the worst of it. >> that's right. we are tracking showers in spots this morning. but our second more powerful storm that arrives late tonight into tomorrow morning. so we are tracking that stronger system that will bring heavy rain strong winds and could see an isolated thunderstorm. i'll show that you coming up. but hi-def doppler is going. showers popping up this morning. let's take out to the areas you can see: >> more rain is behind it. it's because of residual moisture from the front that pushed through yesterday of a live look with our south bay san jose camera, with a wet camera out there. temperatures are in the 50s. here's what you can expect. we are looking at spotty showers this morning. but we're going to be in between storms today. heavy rain, strong winds, late tonight, likely overnight into tomorrow. that's the storm that we are going to be watching very closely for you for tomorrow looking at high wind warning there so be watching that. futurecast we are going to take you hour by hour to

so fremont traffic engineer noe vilosi says his city and many others are fighting back. >> this is howonditions on a daily basis. we actually run tests. >> engineers watch the apps during peak traffic times to see where they're routing drivers. this test is just before 3:00 on a thursday. waze is sending drivers off the freeway through residential neighborhoods. >> we have a significant high school traffic and it is sending motorists into high school traffic. >> here google maps is telling commuters they can turn their 33 million drive into a 28-minute drive. >> google maps and waze are sending the traffic off the freeway for a savings of four minutes, but it is impacting a large part of the community. >> fremont added no turn signs and stop signs to discourage cut-through traffic. but as things get better in one neighborhood, the apps route drivers into another one. in march engineers expanded use of a tougher traffic. >> if you exit the freeway and you are looking to save time off the commute using ress deidenti streets, we will punish you by making you wait at red light. >> it is a

you're not in it to the west because you noe longer h worry about a freeze. the growing season is over, but your numbers are in the upper 20s. we're talking really cold air. that's just a taste of things to come. we get even colder midweek. >> we break the pattern and it gets worse. >> yeah. >>> storm team 4 is working for you even when they're off the air. the hour-by-hour forecast is on the nbc wasngton app ytime, anywhere. download it on your phone or tablet for free. >>> breaking right now, more than 100,000 homes threatened by fast-moving flames in northern and southern california. you're looking liv at the woolsley firers c southern california. we've learned five people have died in an area called paradise in northern california. ey were found inside torched vehicles. farther southear los angeles flames are threatening homes spreading to >> that area of southern california is already dealing with unbelievable lord. just yes a dozen people died in america's latest mass shootingow and their families lives are being threatened too. now to explain just how

from being a kid i love clothes love designing when i was young i used to cut my shirts up and tieth noess something that i always wanted. >> duff a brick-and-mortar store any aspirations to host retail store front? >> such an interesting thing. i'm just -- i just think that you're looking back if -- i don't think it is bad. look if i have my furthest aspiration of let's say my clothing line i think you know make it so it is so successful that we have brick-and-mortar stores because that's like final step in you know i feel like when you get really, really big but i think that we're just all online now. >> any advice to small businesses out there really trying to lure customers into their physical stores and get some business? i mean i think advertising -- outreach and having passion behind it whether it is your social media presence in the the photos that you post, or your website just you know putting passion behind it, and -- >> i think people can tell thank you -- very much. all right -- on a role well king has returned to the big screen, disney dropping first trailer for new live act

noes haven't had much of a chance to read them.day telegraph, firms must do more to help sick workers get back to health and reduce the burden on the nhs. that is from max hancock the head of secretary, saying employers should be given more free fruit, cycle to work schemes and counselling. the picture from the story we were just hearing about. the prince of wales on his tourfor it hearing about. the prince of wales on his tour for it started a couple of days ago. we are staying a lot of high—profile people doing a lot of dancing. theresa may started the trend. jeremy corbyn was doing the floors. not very successfully. better than i could manage. let's return to our main story this morning. eight children have suffered "potentially serious" injuries after falling from an inflatable fairground slide at a fireworks display at woking park in surrey. one of the children was airlifted to a major trauma unit. anna neale was there with her children and joins us now from woking. perhaps you can just describe what the evening was like, beca

which are very good, the dance numbers are evocative horror dance numbers in the same way that gaspar noe'sre was no point where i thought, this is great but what it really needs is an hour of people holding forth about the politics of this specific time. also, the dario argento one alludes to its timeless setting whereas this one is very specifically set when it is set and there is a lot of stuff about what is going on in the news! and the weird thing is that if, like me, you're a horrorfan, you will think, the argento was pretty much untouchable and what this has done is demonstrate that there are interesting things you can do with that idea, but i'm not sure that weighing it down with all this padding and baggage is actually to anyone's benefit. however, i do know a couple of people who have seen it and said, well, i think it's the masterpiece that the argento version never was. they're wrong — but it is an interesting if utterly flawed opinion! they're wrong but it's their a valid opinion! they have every right to be completely wrong! you're so generous! it's not about being generous, i

already sigthnalig they want to look at the president's tax returns, that they want to look at thether or noe was any sort of violation, any sort of obstruction of justice when he fired jeff sessions. the president is already saying, "hey, if you democrats keep down this road, i'm not ring to wok with you." but he did say on infrastructure, on health care, on trade, and on the ayvironment, that he couldbe see himself working with democrats. and this, of course, newlyat demoally controlled house that's coming soon enough. >> woodruff: finally, yamiche, i wanted to ask you about something. t u asked the president a question todaye news conference. and let's listen to just a part of that. >> on the campaign trail you called yourself a nationalist. some people saw that as emboldening white nationalist-- >> i don't know why you would say that. that's such a racist question. >> there are some people who s the republican party is seen as supporting white nationalist because of your rhetoric. what do you make of that? >> i don w't kno do i have my highest poll numbers ever with african american? why

stepped up to the line and became his caretaker >> reporter: without you guys, he'd be-- >> he has noe else. if he were to become more ill than what he is right now, i probably wldn't be able to take care of him. i wouldn't have the time. i still have to work. i still have to pay rent, pay electricity, pay the oil, groceries, take care everything else. orter: what would happen what would happen to you? >> i don't know. i could end up in a nursing home, or in a shelter, even. >> reporter: fallon's situation is hardly unique. >> six in 10 people in maine right now are or have been family caregivers. they are pwho every day face this responsibility of how do i pay my bills, how do i go to work, and how do i re for an aging l ed one, or a child with disability. >> reporter: so canvassers are trying to reach them.e' >> just talking to people about question one, about universal in-home care. >> reporter: so that's one side of the story. the other? state economist amandaector warns question one could stop maine's ecic expansion dead in its tracks. >> we found that the proposal gative effects

so most people would have given up after receiving so many noes, or given in to the pressure to put the restaurant in a more acceptable part of town. but like most people in south st. pete, the brayboys are a different cut because they are not easily deterred. if there's one thing you should know about the people of south st. pete, it's this: don't test their resolve because you're in for a surprise. undeterred, the brayboys, mr. and mrs. brayboy, took out money out of their 401(k) accounts and poured all of their life savings into buying that hulk of a building on 22nd street. and after gutting the inside and pouring in their blood, sweat, and tears into remodeling the property, chief's creole cafe opened in november of 2014 and has been going strong ever since, creating jobs and changing the way people think about south st. pete. and this is how the restaurant looks today. despite the warnings of all those doubtful lenders, they have been able to sustain the business by attracting both locals and customers from outside of the area of south st. does that not look like something that is

but i think that the worst outcome for the wto would not be in-noe v invocations of article 21, but if the wto through the settlement dispute system decided that it was in position to judge whether it was in national security interests of the united states or any other member. >> okay. let's then talk about the other elephant in the room which is china. and ambassador lighthizer has commented on this a number of times and maybe i'll ask you to i assume repeat his comments unless you want to say something different. is the wto really equipped to deal with china and to deal with china's industrial policies? and if not, how do we grapple with this problem? >> well, the wto has currently constituted is not equipped. one of my jobs is to help educate the membership about the ramifications of china's noneconomic -- nonmarket economy, not just for the united states but for the wto membership as large. that's why the u.s. submitted that paper on the chinese economic model at the last general council meeting in july. the u.s., japan and the eu are engaged in something call the tri-lateral proce

noe is among 2,000 patients filing suit against the company. harm and the i company knewas defective. very similar to what andrew chapel, a young father of four, says he experienced. >> there wit was so frustrating. it made me so angry. >> reporter: his doctor discovered severe damage tosis and metal from the implantin his blood at a level 100 times higher than normal. >> it's been linked to stuff like heart problems and neurological problems. so i was very scared. >> reporter: what chapel didn't know is tort well b he found out the device was causing harm bio met quietlyon dinued it without informing u.s. patients. then in015 and 2016 seven countries issued safety warnings about the m 2 a. that's not what the fda did here in the u.s. the fda says two months after chapel's surgery it issued a safety communication about the metal on metal category of hip implants, b unlike those other countries it never issued a warning about the specific bio met device. jack mitchellreviously ersaw special investigations for the fda and now is a director at the

. >> noe. just >> reporter: the shooting sparking protest at the mall. his parents insisting will keep fighting for answers and justice for their son. >> i will miss his fa looking at his face, looking to my baby's face. >> repitter: overnight, the of hoover and the police department released a statement, promising transparency. they also reiterated, they are confidence bradfordhowed h gun. as far as the suspect goes, no description but that person is still on the loose. gu, back to u. >> tammy, thank you. >>> craig joins the table. you have another story? >> good morning to you. that's right. the white house pushing back teainst an alarming government report on clima change that was quietly released over the holiday weekend. nbc's anne thompson covers the environment for us. good to see you. >> reporter: good morning. this rort saysur climate is t anying faster than other time in modernli tion. and it's because of the fossi fuels we burn to get around and power our lives. climate changeis, in effect, loading the dice for extreme weather events in the fu

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this breaking noe no floridian should have their right denied because of the mail, post office delays suing to protect all the ballots. count all the votes. also, regarding the exact match law, where the signatures have got to match on the voter registration and on the provisional ballot, the judge still has not ruled, but nonetheless, mr. nelson says, you know, if they don't match, so what? ainsley: he said he doesn't want these nonexperts checking. usually i think most people can look at how you registered to vote and your signature and then look at your ballot. if they are not similar, then what they say down in the state of florida those votes are throne out. is he challenging that saying they don't have to look similar. brian: here is what rick scott's camp says. here are lawsuits marc elias could get bill nelson and chuck schumer to pay him for. not vote to now vote online or via snapchat. allow candidates that didn't run but now like to to participate. allow people in southern georgia to vote. they are very close to florida. allow anyone who wasn't registered in 2,000 vote to a

all the secretary noe each other, work together, talk about the problems. and powers to solve them. this is an excellent example of that i have had a chance to travel recently to miami, to midland texas, places like that that have declared victory in home alsoness as have 67 communities, including three states. it is wonderful to talk to those veterans and see how just thrilled they are at what's going on. brian: you say 66 communities across 33 different states have effectively ended veteran homelessness. that is unbelievable. steve: how are they getting the people off the street, doctor? >> well, in many cases, you know, you have to steab relationships because some people are traumatized to the point where they don't trust anybody. it may be a matter of going out and establishing a relationship with them, talking to them, getting them to know your name. you know, sandwich, a hot drink, something like that. and after a while, they begin to believe. because, you know, we have a wonderful country. and we have a lot of people who have big hearts who want to h

in more than 50 rallies over 30 states to go out there and to get people voting for reptlicans but noe president is quietly waiting back to see what happens. >> woodruff: we'll be coming back to you later. >> tnk you. >> woodruff: right now i have lls to call i'll ow them to you as we call them. in a florida congressional district this is one that's been watched pretty closely.ub this is a recan seat that's been picked up by a democrat. nna shalala who was the secretary of health and humican se for president bill clinton surprised a lot oopf when she said she wanted to run for congress as a democrat. she defeated the republican again the republican seat maria elvira salazar is a television news anchor said to be a popular news anchor in that area but atr this point we calling the race for donna shalala. so that's a any ito deocratic hands. here is another race in flsrida. this florida 25. mario is the winner by a large margin every marry flores.is i don't think as a surprise. 38% of the vote and he's got 62%, almost 20 points ahead of her but we are prepared to call him the winner, mar

that knowledge noe longer takes place in our country.ession that, you know, somehow you can't clean the voter roles, somehow you can't ask for voter identification. my god, if i want to go get a bottle of wine and use my credit card, i have to show i.d. why should not the franchisement which is the most important exercise of power in our republic using a democratic process, why should we not do the same? but, again, democrats are trying to intimidate republican legislators into caving. and they need to pull up their big boy pants and big girl pants and stand um for voter integrity. ed: niger innis thank you for bringing the perspective how far the country has come. thank you. appreciate that. >> thank you. ed: democrats are set to take over the house. they already know what they are going to do first. they talked about investigating the president. now they are going to raise your taxes. your plan. jedediah: kurt the cyberguy is here to break down the best deals of the season coming up next. ♪ your brain changes as you get older. but prev

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