freeman says noor is refusing to answer freeman says noor is refusing to answer investigators' questionsa pit bull dog in stafford, kansas is getting a lot of attention. his name is kano , and he's the first pit bull police dog in the state. police dogs are often german shepherds. but kano's handler wants to prove.. a pit bull dog is just as fit for the job. kano came from a texas-based non-profit that trains k-nines. this week, he assisted in his first drug bust. he helped officers than seven thousand dollars worth of marijuana! in and around the district.. lyft is offering free rides through in and around the district.. lyft is offering free rides through the holiday soberride program, beginning tonight. the program will run each night from eight p.m. to four a.m. that's until january 1st. people 21 and older celebrating with alcohol can enter a soberride code in the lyft app's "promo" section. they'll then receive a free ride home.. up to 15 dollars. the promo codes will be posted at two p.m. today, december 23rd, and december 31st.. on soberride-dot-com. happening now.. today is "nat

noor, sitting on the passenger side, fired his gun through the open driver's side window. her heartbroken father, after learning of the recording, is demanding justice. >> we are deeply concerned about the possibility that the initial investigation was not done properly. >> reporter: freeman now apologizing in a new video. >> i was wrong to discuss both the agency's work and what discussions we were having internally. >> reporter: and david, the prosecutor expects to release new details on a possible charging decision next week. david? >> alex perez. alex, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, to south korea, and a deadly fire, altering the route of the olympic torch relay. a dramatic scene outside this eight-story building. people dangling from the side. some jumping to air mattresses below. the olympic torch relay was to pass through that city tomorrow. of course, now, it will take a different path. >>> and with the winter olympics just a few weeks away now, there is also new attention tonight being paid to one of the biggest olympic scandals of our time. there is a new movie

tow truck's on the scene but you might want to use somerdale and tyson instead of caster and noor.ires from yesterday in fort washington blocking virginia drive there by the athletic complex. highland avenue can be an alternate to get you around virginia drive and live look outside in moorestown right by the mall along 38 at nixon drive, again, each day this week i would expect extra traffic by the area malls as people take back some stuff that didn't fit, maybe use up some of those gift cards but at this point traffic's nice and light along 38. not so, though, in hamilton township mercer county. getting word of a new crash along 295 northbound just 4 miles per hour there because of that accident in hamilton township. i would use one or quakerbridge road, avoid 295 northbound at this point. alicia. >> all right, matt, thank you. >>> a shooting outside a tennessee mall sent shoppers running for their lives. someone opened fire outside a wolf chase galleria in memphis last night. three people were injured. witnesses say they heard arguing before the gunfire rang out. >> everybody jus

it happened noor the intersection of master. th a 17-year-old with multiple gunshot wounds. at last check he was in critical condition. another 19-year-old slowed up at that same time with multiple bullets in the back. so far there's no motive or arrests in this attack. >>> and today mrks 76 years since an attack that would live in infamy. e entire nation will observey. >> there are a number of events to celebrate. and the battleship new jersey will race through the skies overhead in remembr the sailors who lost their lives in the attack. a memorial wreath will be cast into the water as the sound taps will be played. >>> and near valley forge, a highly distinguished war hero will give remarks during a ceremony at the freedoms foundation. he served as an army sergeant, wounded in action 7 times. he'll be the keynote speaker during a ceremony that begins at noon. honored.ased will also be and they'll honor two veterans tonight. they'll present the camden county service medal at the oakland american legion post. and finally at the pacific national monument near the scene of th

this week with large stash of deli meat, 227 pounds bologna hidden in noor mats of vehicle. the woman was find $1,000. it's couldn't ra band because it can introduce foreign diseases into the u.s. pork industry. officials also seized 0 rolls of mexican boloney this past may as well. >> you can call this event a bit of dud here despite a number of explosions used to level of choice famed pontiac silver dome this morning. absolutely nothing happened when the smoke did clear it was still standing. and an official at the silver dome admit today did not go as planned and gravity will bring down the steel beams adding a second immotion is in the works. a stadium opened in 1975 and home to detroit lions to 2000 20002. >> cyclists in philadelphia are remembering one of their own. fellow bike commuter killed in a fatal collision last week and in her name and in her honor they're seeking change toynz crease safety. eyewitness news reporter joe holden has more. >> several dozen bicyclists push off if the art me assume 'public demonstration for cre crews to speet up improvements of bike

they have a puigistic nate noor themselveses that donald trump represents and that was discounted very early on and it was pervasive. people were discounting him the night of election night. november 8th. even when the momentum was swinging to his direction, people were saying, oh, no, the urban vote is going to come in and it's going to kill him. and it just dent -- didn't happen that wayy you thank the trump supporters who were nice to you. you thanked the trump officials who gave you access to information. did you experience that throughout the campaign? we all know kind of the bad side. >> guest: i don't think anyone should paint anybody with a broadbrush, and that guess for the campaign and also for trump supporters. there are campaign staffers who i have a very good relationship with. there are campaign staffer us don't have a very good relationship with. that's normal for a reporter covering anybody in politics. politicians don't like the journalists that are covering them because we expose things they don't want exposed. we fact-check them when they don't want to be fact-checke

in fact last month he tripped over a cough tee table in his apartment, fell to the noor and lay there for several days before anyone realized he was hurt. >> it was an experience for me. first time i hit the deck like that. >> reporter: what's going through your mind when you were lying there. >> oh live i don't know. i wasn't even aware where the hell i was on the. >> reporter: that scare convinced lucy and his other helpers he needed real mobile. she asked me if i can help i reach out to on friend and lucy and i took bill from a ride to barrington to feasterville, bucks county the folks at seventh street medical supply. >> can i have a hug? >> andy scholnick was waiting for us and as he has in the past, he out did himself. >> here's a brand new power chair for you. >> the gift of a battery powered wheelchair. new mobility much new freedom. >> bill was like a kid on christmas morning. >> this is so easy to handle. >> i know. >> there was more. andy's teenaged daughter took a picture of their family cat as a present for bill. why all the kindness for a man 93 never met. >> this is wha

let's check in with melissa noor. >> temperatures are the warmest they'll be all day for most of us andmperature difference across the area based on where you're located. look at the temperatures. 51 in d.c.. you head into southern maryland, we have temperatures in the low 50s. 49 in culpeper but the colder air is starting to follow the front. we've dropped to 43 in fredrick. 39 in hegers town and it is in the 30s out in martins burg and winchester as well. colder air is coming in behind this cold front. a lingering shower in southern maryland only an issue for another hour or so. it will be partly sunny, breezy, and noticeably cooler than yesterday. technically our high temperature today was at midnight, about 54 degrees here in d.c.. the rest of today will be hovering in the 40s. here is the day planner, 9:00 a.m., 43. a little breezy out there. we'll keep the winds into the afternoon but not as gusty as first thing this morning. 46 degrees at lunch time and at 5:00 p.m.. enjoy the 40s. >> when you compare to 30s, that makes sense. if you're on the roads and you take georgia road from

firefighters arrived to find a familiar trapped on a third noor balcony. they used a ladder to bring them 35 feet down to safety. one resident says he was in shock. >> my first thoughts were, there goes everything. i mean have i nothing. >> officials say frigid weather conditions made the fire fight difficult still crews got the fire under control an hour and a half after it started. officials are now trying to figure out what spark the massive flames. no people or pets were injured. >>> preliminary hearing underway this noon in philadelphia for 16-year-old being charged as adult for the murder of two teenagers. brandon olivieri accused of shooting the two on october 24th. the teens were gunned down during an argument outside his home near 12th and ritner. olivieri held without bail since turning himself in to police four days after the shooting. >>> philadelphia police asking for the public's help to identify a robbery suspect. here he is inside that rite aid drugstore. on the 7400 block of ogontz avenue on december 9th. police say the male suspect pulled

media and join the rest are used in kind of we do need to call a war between the united suitor and noor shah journalist journalist they're not agents and that's how we can look say here and i think the company will be back with more at the top of the. the definition of the israeli state is jewish and give all kind of take in my opinion flood of that up citizen self is that it is a jewish state for the jewish. citizens it said there was a connecticut state this is how it goes is it i likes usually to equal it says to they had a big companies when it is sad when they are talking about the economy but when democracy they want only to compare with that of the worst. fears of people been saying about rejected in the senate is full on awesome oh the only show i go out of my way to launch a lot of the really packed a punch oh yeah mr john oliver of harvey americans do the same we are apparently better than nothing better to see people you've never heard of love attack tonight was the president of the world bank. because we're going to seriously send us an e-mail there is no center in the unite

third and winter they fear the world doesn't care anymore but it's hoped when the children such as noor aren't giving up despite being told not to run he wants to show the world he's still capable and still have a chance of a better future some of a job a down to zero zero over a. five year inquiry into the sexual abuse of children australia has called for sweeping changes to be made including recommending an end to mandatory celibacy in the catholic church is training and royal commission estimates tens of thousands of children have been abused in australian institutions over the last ninety years victoria gate and the reforms. child abuse victims welcomed members of the rule commission as they arrive to the governor general's house in cambra they say the commission's report represents a major step forward in their fight. the justice. this started off with not being believed not by not people not wanting us to talk about it the churches and charities in institutions putting pressure on everyone not to the latest that will lawing that wasn't true and there were all commission is saying

its seventh winter they fear the world doesn't care anymore but it's hoped when the children such as noor aren't giving up despite being told not to run he wants to show the world he's still capable and still have a chance of a better future some of the job made out of the euro zone for a camp. david has more on those failed talks from geneva. the eighth round of negotiations and yet another failure for the united nations in geneva the syrian government's team refused point blank to meet face to face with their opposition counterparts they say no talks will be held with the opposition as long as it insists on president assad's removal from power and the opposition has presented us with a new position and has imposed preconditions on the talks in geneva these come from their handlers on the other side the un's mediator stefan de mistura couldn't hide his frustration he said carriage was needed to win the peace a big meat opportunity i golden opportunity at the end of this year when in fact duty there a clear indication by many thighs that the military operations are coming to a cloth the l

kennedy: if noor resigns, a republican governor will appoint someone. >> who said that. that's not happening. kennedy: people said strange was going to drop out. >> the "wall street journal" editorial page tried to give advice to the president. they said it would be embarrassing for half a minute for you have to pull back endorsement. take that political pain for half a second then november on. i think it's good advice but i don't think he will take it. kennedy: it's also okay to let this one go. dana perino, you are amazing. thanks for being here. l franken's resignation is the latest development in the growing wave of high-profile sexual harassment cases. first you have, the gop seriously stepping you have its criticism of special counsel robert mueller as the russia investigation gets closer to trump's inner circle. but there has been a major development in the probe involving general michael flynn. some experts are calling it the smoking gun. according to an unnamed as the story goats that would allow flynn to take part in a business venture to build nuke yarl reacto

the results show doug jones beat roy noor a margin outside of where there would be a recount. has there been a shift in those results? >> no. we indicated this to your network as well as other news outlets. we had 500 military ballots that were received and processed and we had 5,000 provisional ballots that were evaluated and processed. even if judge moore had received all 5500 of those ballots which he did not, then he still would have trailed by some 14,000 plus votes. >> roy moore has claimed voter fraud as you heard his representative there saying. what has happened with that? has that been sumarily dismissed? >> certainly yanbryanna. for anyone interested in submitting a complaint, we have a way to capture the complaints through stop voter fraud now.com. any citizen can submit an allegation or a complaint they witnessed or has been reported to them so they can share with us what they like us to investigate. to date by the time i left the office and came over here, we had 115 of those complaints for this particular election. more than 60 of those have already been adjudic

and, you know, one of the theory noors theories behind that is the support augmented reality is getting from google, apple, a lot of different platforms coming up. so that means mobile ai will take off in the next few years, especially coming into 2019 there will be a more public consumer interest or focus i think because the technology is still quite young we have not figured out as a whole the best user experience and the best user interface to allow people to use ai in a meaningful way one way we do it is to have a physical product that can then touch the virtual. you can have a virtual opponent battle you in real life. so that's one of the more meaningful ways of having augmented reality. you mentioned the likes of apple and google, they're trying to push virtual reality through the smartphone where do the headsets fit in is that where ar goes to >> i think in the long-term, yes. a trend that people are thinking would be you start from mobile it makes it easily accessible for everyone eventually when the ai technology is there, we start to shrink it down because we had lots of diffe

there's noor the fire, but arson investigators are looking into the incident. no one else was hurt. >> a gaithersburg man is under arrest accused of firing shots at a church. police say peter ban field shot at the new day seventh tis day church on two separate occasion. no one was hurt, but the bullets did cause some damage. he was charged with reckless endangerment. police got a tip that led them to ban field, but the motive is still unclear. but the suspect does have relatives who attend the church. police chief peter new sham broke the use, a police use of force review board ruled a shooting of terrence sterling was unjust sti phid. also brian contain extraor be fired. on the night of september 11, 12016 sterling was intoxicated and speeding. against protocol officers chased him, blocked his path. sterling hit the side of the police cruiser as he wasas s trainer shot from the cruiser and shot sterling. he has never explained yes opened fire. chief new sham declined to say what rules he disobeyed. let's say it goes to a hearing and there's an outcome. if the

cvs is pushing deep noor customer care. the retail and health company is looking to buy health insurer aetna -- with an insurer that covers about 22 million people. the $69 billion deal could generate a new stream of customers to cvs stores as the list of services offered at cvs stores continues to grow. >> this is a sneak peek of what the city of san jose will unveil in less than an hour. they are tiny homes designed to be part of the city's emergency sleeping cabin system. all new. the house department is working with an architectural firm on this project for bridge housing communities to shelter the homeless. when we learn more, we'll oh post it at nbcbayarea.com. >>> you would need more than a down payment to buy more than you one of a dozen homes in livermore. you're also going to need some luck. the east bay times and reporting that the city is holding a lottery for first-time home buyers, and they will get the chance to buy the houses below market prices. priority is being given to teachers, firefighters, police offi

. >> noor salmon's attorney filed a motion to have her trial moved to another city citing media coverageves wouldn't allow her to have a fair trial. the judge denied the request. that trial starts in march. >>> meanwhile florida police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty has received her department's highest honor. >> lieutenant debra clayton was honored with a purple heart award and the while trying to arrest a man suspected of killing his pregnant girlfriend. two of clayton's fellow officers were given the award of merit. >>> another blow for workers in the energy industry. general electric says it plans to cut 12,000 jobs in its power division. >> this will reduce the workforce by about 20 percent. this is a push by ge to compete with international rivals in a saturated natural gas market. the layoffs include both production employees. >> the white house found clearing the air about president trump's speech yesterday. >> during his speech on jerusalem, president trump appeared to stumble over the final phrase of his speech. take a listen. >> god bless the united states

she needed more than 60 stitches after the animal pull her from her bed on to the noor in north philadelphiaesterday. >> the baby's parents are speaking out. wanting to let people know that that terrifying attack that happened to their little girl didn't need to. this morning her dad appeared on good day with more on how the little girl is fairing. >> how is she? how is journey. >> she's doing better. he's active. um, you know, laughing and everything. >> she was able to laugh. >> yes. >> that's good. she smiled and everything. she's aware she know her parents there for her. her family is there for her. she's doing a the better. >> what has this been like for you? when we see these pictures just the cuts on her face. she's just precious baby. >> just makes me cry, like, really makes me cry, like -- really do. >> we understand completely. i mean i can even imagine. i can't put myself in your position. but when did you,, when did you hear -- you were not in the home. >> no, i was actually at my house. her mom called me and all i heard the raccoon attacked journey. the raccoon. i've just panic.

upset about they love the poses and they love him flipping the kids upside down and getting on the noorm. >> meghan green is santa's daughter and says his first time style has back tradition of its own. >> he's a people pleaser he likes to make everyone happy. he like to do what they, the people want. >> cherry hill programs is the company that took over the santa experience and says quote we remain dedicated to preserving the tradition and image of santa with authentic holiday visits for every guests to our progra programs. we up hold the magic of the one and only santa for all believers by providing a consistent approach the every experience we operate not just oxford valley mall. >> i'm surprised that in 2,017 people are freaking out over tattoos and stuff like that. it's kind of i would never expected it in any way. >> reporter: stan's daughter says he's filled with the christmas spirit despite the changes. >> he still will get on the floor and talk to them he's still going to play with them. wants that special connection with everyone's kids. >>> you know it's interesting because y

stay tuned noor. >>> meanwhile, president trump is making a last-minute pitch for alabama senate candidate roy moore. less than 24 hours before voters head to the polls. this robocall went out this morning. >> roy moore is the guy we need to pass our make america great again agenda. roy is a conservative who will help me steer this country back on track after eight years of the obama disaster. get out and vote for roy moore. >> but he's not the only president jumping in to the race. nbc news has learned that former president barack obama has record add robocall for democrat doug jones. just going to be rolled out later today. bring in nbc's vaughn hilliard on the ground in alabama. alabama's newest resident and national correspondent for nbc news, steve kornacki. thank you both. great to see you. steve, can you walk us through, i was somewhat amused to see doug jones point to nick saban and say, ask him what he thinks of the polls and let me know, the college football polls. what do you know from lookingality data with have about the state of the. >> reporter: a rule of alabama's nick saba

whether they're responsible noor dire for that or not is something they are talking about so regulation is tied to that and this is the president trying to bang drum of accomplishment. you heard the sort of hyperbolic language there, but this is something they believe is within sort of the republican view of how to govern and a trump-style view slashing regulations trying to stimulate some and president trump spoke briefly about the tax bill that is facing lawmakers after marco rubio of florida said he was not leaning towards support. president trump saying he expects to have rubio onboard and called it a great christmas present for the american people. ali? >> kelly, thank you very much for that. kelly o'donnell at the white house. digging into the other big topic today. today's net neutrality vote. as my friend tom costello pointed out today, it helps to think of the internet as a congested highway. most fast lanes taken up by trucks carrying huge amounts of data content, amazon, netflix, hulu. the rest of the car, small independent websites, start-up companies. in 2005 the obama admi

its seventh winter they fear the world doesn't care anymore but it's hoped when the children such as noor aren't giving up despite being told not to run he wants to show the world he's still capable and still have a chance of a better future some of the job made out of the euro zone. are plenty more still ahead on this news hour including britain's prime minister holds talks in brussels hoping to move the brics process forward chile's presidential candidates wrap up their campaigns just days ahead of a tight runoff election. at sporting goods cricket or suffer some major collapses a fight to save. seven european leaders are meeting for the last. three. they say enough progress has been made to move on to the next stage of the brics process but despite that success british prime minister to resign may did suffer that defeat in parliament on wednesday the new printer for leaving the european union. body phillips in brussels next up it is phase two is it. that seems to be a formality yes they're talking about this right now but when to resume a gave her address last night there was a round o

third and winter they fear the world doesn't care anymore but it's hoped when the children such as noor aren't giving up despite being told not to run he wants to show the world he's still capable and still have a chance of a better future from a big job it out of the euro zone. a white supremacist who rammed his car into a crowd during a rally in the u.s. state of virginia has had his murder charge upgraded james fields jr is now accused of first degree murder which carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment in that in that state and us nor the charge usually indicates a premeditated attack thirty two year old heather hired died when fields round a crowd of anti-racism protesters. a u.n. investigation into exchange poverty in the u.s. has raised serious issues about the quality of american housing especially in rural areas especially repertoire philip asked austin's report will cover issues of civil rights housing and basic sanitation and he got a report you actually see the mayor warr fly in rural alabama the un's expert on extreme poverty witnessed firsthand what residents have b

a federal judge turned down noor salman's request to hold her trial in another city.is accused of providing material support following the attack. >>> a big price cut is ahead for the little blue pill. pfizer's cheaper version of viagra hits the market on monday. the move comes in response to a wave of generics on the way. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, december 7. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> a good week for viagra news. if you just move to that little town in ireland, you'll be fine. >> i think we had something about britain offering it over-the-counter as well. >> oh, yes. >> we are your viagra station at this hour. you're welcome. >>> but we're going to start this half hour in the middle east. that mental picture. >> i was just thinking of all the ads that run at this hour. that all goes together as well. but we digress. >> we digress. and we're going to start in the middle east where president trump, with as you know, bucked decades of official policy to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. some say the

and showed little remorse. ( james ) noor salman has been ordered to stand trail orlando next march aftermoved ot another city. salman is the wife of omar mateen, the gunman who killed 49 people at an orlando nightclub last year. salman claimed media coverage of her husband's attack and comments made by the orlando police chief would not allow her to have a fair trial there. salman has been charged with providing material to support a terror organization and obstruction of justice. prosecutors say salman knew of her husband's plan and even shopped with him the night before the attack. buying five containers of ammunition. ( james ) if you're expecting a package to be delivered -and it's coming through u-p-s it could be a few days late.( darya ) kron 4's gabe slate has more on the problem causing a national shipping delay. ups says a small percentage of packages will be delivered a day or two late this week. they have not specified which parts of the country are affected. the shipping service said the huge amount of online orders over thanksgiving weekend and cyber monday has put them a li

the driver was treated and released, and neither the officer noor a back seat passenger was hurt. we'll keep you up-to-date. now to the eyewitness weather forecast, with meteorologist, chelsey ingram. >> hello, everyone, let me take to you storm scan3, starting to see that snow, beginning to over spread the region, and that's going to continue to happen throughout the morning hours, getting some report of snow, in portions of south jersey, as well as central delaware. see periods of snow, throughout the day, temperatures will be in the low to mid 30's, and generally thinking anywhere from two-4 inches every snow will be possible, right along the i95 corridor, into northern delaware. the jackpot zone that remains to be portions every south jersey, four to six plus inches, jan, sending it back to you. >> finally snowing out there, chelsey, thank you. remember to send us your pictures, too, next update 7:57. see you then, have a great day >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning: saturday." coming up this half hour, we've heard how computers are used to corner the market on

this particular complainant is a party to a divorce case and ruled against by judge noor 1999 and thisght. it's all lost and alabama v. the establishment. roy moore is going to win this for better or worse by three to six points. neil: you might be right, and sabrina, there is the conundrum that republicans are in. do you accept him? do you move to get him thrown out in light of al franken quitting? no accident to the timing of these -- john conyers leaving and al franken leaving that they want to clear the deck so they can say, look what the republicans do? >> yeah, look, neil, i don't think it's a conundrum. i think that the republican party is so deeply confused right now. of course, you turn your back on this guy because at some point, principle has to trump policy, has to trump the idea we get one more senate seat or one more judge. neil: sabrina, what if we're wrong on it? this is a distinction in the year book thing that seemed to indicate, you know, he was writing all these notes and added things in the year book when, in fact, he signed his name and other things were added by

we can speak now to haafiza noor, who's a 21—year—old university student.s into schools to teach kids about the law when it comes to things like consent and sexting. and anne lyons is head of the national association of head teachers. thank you forjoining us. 0k, thank you forjoining us. ok, so, what do you think should be included, toby, that certainly wasn't when you were taught sex education? i turned 17 last month so the education guidelines are as old as me. 0bviously, the education guidelines are as old as me. obviously, the internet, in 2000, it was a baby and it has grown so there needs to be more emphasis on the influence of the internet, the way teenagers use the internet, looking at online pornography and the relationship there, talking to each other online as well as needing to be, i don't know, more on consent, and as well as the way they talk to each other about sex, because there is lots of misinformation. like what? pornography online is rampant so they will talk about, boys especially, talking about women in a very degrading way, very disre