my official name in afghanistan was general foxy lady. go ahead, get it.ral foxy lady. they gave me this as a parting gift. now, look. >> i deon't see rank, general o this. >> pretty sure i am the general. i didn't hatch the pve the pape. there is a honor system. if an one told me i am general foxy lady. i am. >> do you think people have felt disconnected wum the war in afghanistan and iraq. soldiers say, don't forget about us. you had a personal, your dad was a vet. >> my dad was in world war ii. i had many conversations about this. it was a different era. you didn't talk about the -- you know, emotionally -- really, really, horrible and challenging things on the battlefield. my dad was actually a photographer in the army. flip over enemy bases and take photos. >> interesting. really dane jr. rugerous. >> tell me a ww 2 story. we called it ww 2. he didn't really want to talk about it. sometimes he would. usually tell me a funny story. one thing that i have really, gotten a lot out of. and endlessly fascinated by is hearing each individual story. because t

. >> my official name in afghanistan was general foxy lady. >> tonight, we take a look at some of ouramous friends. big names who are helping u.s. veterans in big ways. like kid rock. >> trust me, i'm far from politically correct. i' -- i don't play that game at all. >> kid rock sings to packed venues, but also goes to military bases to perform for the troops. >> whatever you can do, are able to do, just try and do something. >> and gary sin ease. >> i'm lieutenant dan taylor. >> whose role in the hit film "forrest gump" made him a household name and also has a deep rooted reason for helping troops. >> i have vietnam veterans in my family. i remember what it was like for them to come home and nobody cared. >> and comedian cathy griffin. who will risk everything just to put a smile on a soldier's face. >> you get this overwhelming feeling of i will do anything to make them laugh. >> these stars will show you a different side. >> i guess it's the softer, easy-listening side of kid rock, which i'm sure many people will call bs. >> their patriotism is personal, and they'll tell us why. >>

its official name was mod q, but others prefer to call it the drama mod. >> that's my [ bleep ] righthere. that's my [ bleep ] right there. >> come here and show your [ bleep ]. >> yeah. >> this specific sector here houses protective custody inmates that are homosexuals, and they have to be separated from the jail population for various reasons. i love you. >> it's mainly to protect them from the rest of the population. >> mod q is different because you did find men dressed as women or men with breast implants that look like women. it was loud, girly screams. >> the drama, it's exactly what you could expect of young people who have no solutions to their proms. they go crazy. >> there's a lot of drama in mod q. there's fighting and there's flirting and there's yelling. it gets overwhelming where when you leave the mod, it's like draining, like, wow, we need to take a little break for a little while and just process that. >> transgender inmate alejandro cortez who calls himself alexis not only wanted attention from other inmates but our field team as well. i just got hit on by a bunch o

owner kaleem shah, those were perhaps some anxious final moments there before your horse was officially namedhe winner. what were they like? >> i mean, i could not believe, i guess, the objection because it just a the start a little rubbing. i was talking to bob and what does that mean. he confirmed that it would be nothing. but i'm so glad bayern won the race. >> congratulations, kaleem. laffit standing by. >> trying to convince me he was never concerned for an instant he was going to be disqualified. there was contact leaving the starting gate. how were you so sure they wouldn't take your number down? >> nobody can do anything out of the first jump and my horse break so fast that the first jump come in a little and then i correct, but he break pretty sharp by two or three lengths so i was pretty sure that i wasn't bothering nobody. >> bob baffert, back in 1996, you had a horse who won the kentucky derby by a short, short margin. more agonizing, waiting out that photo finish in that derby or sweating out this steward decision here? >> well, this situation here, i knew it wasn't really a lot

the official name of the campus is apple of campus 2, a huge circular building located near homestead road. the building is rapidly taking shape with parts of the structural construction going with new campus housing 12,000 apple employees. >>> the first traces of radioactivity off the coast of california have been detected from the fukushima nuclear disaster. according to the "san francisco chronicle," they were found 100 miles from eureka and the traces found are far lower than any radiation that will pose a net to people or marine life. it has been three years since the, and tsunami destroyed three nuclear power plants. >> people are stealing water from fire hydrants from east contra costa county where people rely on well water. a water district could raise the fine for stealing water. >> we have an uptick in reports of water assessment. >> will withs are drying up in contra costa county. thousands of gallons of water are being stolen from hydrants our board is considering increasing the fine we have in place in order to create more of a deterrent for people that can be attempted t

mark vargo is the state's attorney for pennington county, and he's one of the officials named in the class action lawsuit. he's the only person from the state who agreed to speak with us. >> so i'm a lay person and i hear a police report or a report from a social worker being admitted into these 48 hour hearings and i think: evidence. can you explain why that doesn't mean evidentiary hearing? >> the 48 hour hearing under icwa according to the state supreme court was designed to ensure that parents are on notice, that they know what's happening to them. and to make sure that they have the availability of council. it is not the place that you try the case. >> they tell us this is not an adversarial proceeding, this is something we're all just supposed to go along with. from the indian perspective, who sees this in terms of history, this is about adversarial as it gets. when the state is trying to take their children, they're just following in a historical tradition that started a long time ago. >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> tonight. al jazee

. >> the official name is uav. that stands for unmanned aerial vehicle. but unless you sleep with your science textbook, you probably know it by a simpler name -- drone. it's the hottest development in flying. you might say that the age of the drone is taking off. joining me from texas a&m university, corpus christi, are two experts on drones -- dr. luis cifuentes and senior cody torno. welcome. >> hi. hello. >> so, cody, so that we're all on the same page, what's so special about drones? >> the interesting part about it is the fact that it is unmanned. so, we don't have a pilot actually inside a cockpit flying the vehicle. it's done in an exterior location, which is a safer option. >> so, how's it controlled? >> it's controlled via satellite usually or some type of external communication link, kind of like a long-distance r.c. plane, except it also can be used autonomously, which means without any kind of user input. >> doctor, the military has been using drones for a while now to take out terrorists. how else can drones be used? >> well, there are a tre

. >>> well, the college football bowl game to be played at levi's stadium now has an official name. it's going to be called the foster farms bowl. the game is december 30. not clear how long foster farms will be the sponsor but it replaces the bowl game that used to be played at at&t park. >>> the arctic blast hitting the rockies and upper midwest is breaking records. at only 6 degrees today, denver registered its coldest high temperature in almost 100 years. crews de-iced planes at the airport this morning when temperatures dipped to negative 2. snow has been hitting the area very hard creating blizzard conditions. the bitter cold not the only problem in colorado, though. parts of the state had winds up to 50 miles per hour wreaking havoc in some neighborhoods. these tumbleweeds trapped people inside their homes. >> wow. >> they piled up almost reaching the rooftop! [ laughter ] >> and covering the tops of fences. >> tumbling tumbleweeds. >> it's like a fraternity prank. open the door, 50 feet of tumbleweed. >> we are hoping for rain. >> man, and everything is intertwined. this pol

. >> my official name in afghanistan was general foxy lady. >> tonight, we take a look at some of ourig names who are helping u.s. veterans in g

. >> also, where are my manners, just to be official. your name is?lause. >> rachel roberts. >> jane chandler. >> jane chandler. this is going to be great. so is this the premier place in the country for this work? >> in all humility, yes. >> jane, would you concur? >> yes. >> rachel? >> yes. >> all right. so we're exactly -- >> thank you, rachel. thank you, jane. that was a good answer. >> all right. so we're in the right place. we're in the right place with the right people. would somebody whoop for us before we go? >> whoop. >> how's that? >> that's not bad. all right. good. i think we're all set. we're off to see cranes. >> you and i can go into some observation pens over here and get up close and personal. these birds are native only to north america. 22 birds were alive in 1942. >> on the planet. >> on the planet. we figured there was something like three or four breeding females. essentially extinct. >> down to three for -- >> breeding females, yeah. >> how many today? >> something over 500 in total. >> so why do you give a crap? >> you know, p

the official name is still the republic of china. i think i am qualified to be a spokesman for the work will -- world war ii china. generalissimo chiang kai-shek. that you the order were supposed to land. to tell all the people and soldiers in the province that you have to offer the best totection, the best help, american flyers once they reach or territory or airspace. [applause] thank you. even though chiang kai-shek has passed away for 40 years, believe it or not, today in taiwan, his lyrical party is still the ruling party of the political party is still the ruling party of the country. we know the doolittle mission is a big success. probably the most daring, stimulating, aerobic -- heroic in the early part of world war ii. retaliation against the japanese surprise attack at pearl harbor. also, the first time the japanese homeland was attacked. you, -- the japanese warmongers realized their own security was in danger. when president roosevelt was heard about the great news, he held a press conference. where did the bombers take o

that was the official name of the top secret joint operation of the u.s. army, navy and air force. they were all supposed to work together on the night of april 24th, 1980 to do something that, on paper, looked like it was going to be impossible. their mission was to fly into iran and rescue american hostages who were being held there. get the hostages out alive, get themselves out alive. get in and out of iran. in and out of hostile iran on a top secret, very difficult rescue mission. that was the plan, 1980. it did not work. >> we're reporting to you on the extraordinary developmenteds that we've been learning about tlout the night here on washington and the middle east. briefly to summarize before you, president carter went before the nation at 7:00 a.m. to report on the failed effort of the united states rescue team to get the hostages out of teheran. >> late yesterday, i cancelled and kept this plan operational, which was underway in iran to position our rescue team for a later withdrawal of american hostages who have been held captive there. >> eight members of the armed forc

p president obama officially named loretta lynch as his nominee for attorney general. home after being released from a north korean prison. just a short time ago, cnn prurz steve forest spoke with kenneth bea's sister. she told him that his family spent the morning reconnecting with family and friends over the phone and they've been doing a lot of crying with joy over the good news. many other also reacting in similar ways, especially on social media. cnn's nick valencia joins me now with that. nick, tell us, who all's reacting to this online? >> lots of elected officials as well as government agencies. let's get to a couple of them here. let's start with the state department. they weighed in a couple of hours, very quickly after news became official. the state department saying they welcome the release of u.s. citizens kenneth bea and matthew todd miller from the dprk. charlie rangel, a congressman from the state of new york, also weighed in, actually, a few days ago, charlie rangel called for their release in a statement he released from his office. he's saying, very

. >> verizon has officially named today connection day. away a ton of free digital content to make it easier today. there's no strings attached. they're doing it to say thanks and give away the holiday gift of the season. >> they're giving free digital downloads from amazon. wi-fi on jetblue. thirty minute inflight wi-fi. >> we have made a conscious decision to allow our associates to spend the day with their family so that we can have the quality of service even on the busiest day of the year. david: i just bought a nice coat there. liz: they have great service there. david: you can catch all of today's interviews on foxbusiness.com. liz: we've been asking you what are you most thankful for this year. mike wrote in on facebook saying: pretty good health, job, family, friends. and the fact that the stock market is up. yes, the s&p up 12 percent. for the stocks he's thankful for. intel,al coe aand a of mutual funds. >> joe wrote in, i shorted oil in june and went long in october. i made a bundle. good for you. liz: marco, i'm thankful for n

. >>> the new star wars film has an official name.ney announced the movie will be called star wars the force awakens, plus the principal photography for the movie has been completed. the seventh installment of this franchise hits theaters in december of 2015. >>> trending on facebook check out this picture of jennifer aniston without the makeup if we have it. this is from us magazine. aniston went without makeup for the new film cake. she says going natural was empowering and liberating. >> she doesn't really look that much different. >> i don't think, so but i guess that's the new thing now, everybody going all natural. sometimes you got to give your face a break. >> you're one of those people that can do that. i've seen you without makeup, doesn't she, top, to a man who doesn't go on without makeup, by the way? >> i don't wear it on the weekends, but yes, lesli is pretty much flawless. >>> we talked about this yesterday. some of you will have a wet commute home. right now showers up 270 and passing east of town headed toward prince

the official name of the campus is apple campus two a huge sick particular -- circular building at 280s will house 12,000 apple employees when it opens in 2016. >> the first traces of radioactivity off the coast of california have been detected from the fukushima nuclear disaster in japan. according to the "san francisco chronicle" they were found 100 miles from eureka in the ocean. the traces of radioactive material found are lower than radiation that would pose a threat to people or marine life. it has been three years since a tsunami destroyed three nuclear power plants. >>> people are so desperate they are stealing from water hydrants with thousands of commons of water be, stolen. officers are looking into a stiffer penalty hoping the thieves realize it is cheaper to buy the water. >> our board is considering increasing the fine in order to create more of a deterrent for people that are tempted to steal. >> the fine is $250 for the first offense and $pawn for the next. fines have been raced in dublin-san ramon service district. >> mike? good news on alleviating the drought? >> will

their official name is the chippewa tribes of montana. actually, that's a name that has come in to formal use only in the 1970s, as part of the way this tribe deals with the federal government and their petition for federal recognition. there are a group of chippewa indians as they are base, but they are really a polyethnic group really representing more of what was occurring on the northern plains in the 17th, 18th, and 19th century as europeans came in on the east coast of the continent and moved their way west. indians relocated, dislocated, enter married, allied, confedrated and became new peoples. and so this group, the little shell tribe of chippewa indians really is a -- is more complex than their name suggests. in the upper missouri currents tree that montana, on this side of the divide, the eastern slopes that wewe are on right h really, the first time the federal government negotiated with the peoples who were already living here was in 1855 as part of the isaac i. stephenson treaties to come to terms with who was where so that

its official name was mod "q."s prefer to call it the drama mod. >> that's my [ bleep ] right there. that's my [ bleep ]. come here you and show your [ bleep ], bitch. >> this specific sector here houses protective custody inmates that are homosexuals. and they have to be separated from the jail population for various reasons. >> i love you. >> it's mainly to protect them from the rest of the population. >> mod "q" was different because you did find men dressed as women or men with breast implants that looked like women. it was loud. there were girly screams. >> oh, my god! >> i've been working out. >> the drama, it's exactly what you could expect of, you know, young people without a solution to their problems. just go crazy, run around like nuts. >> there's a lot of drama in mod "q." there's fighting and there's flirting and there's yelling. >> baby! casper, come here. >> it gets overwhelming to the point where when you leave the mod, it's just like draining. like wow! we need to take a little break for a little w

the rothman institute ice rink at dilworth park that's the official name is open.ur dave kinchen is out there. the last time you were there it was a little icy dicey. so will you be skating this evening? >> reporter: yeah, you know what, it's not bad right now. actually a lot of skaters are out here. they brought the zamboni out and then cleared the ice. so i'll step out of the way. you can see some of the folks making their way through the rothman ice ring here testing it out, and you've got a lot of young people here. a lot of older folks here an lot of people simply just showing off in my opinion i guess i'm just a frustrated skater. don't listen to me. any way, quite a few people here lacing up their skates and taking to the ice this ring part of a $55 million facelift for dilworth plaza here at city ha hall. of course they've been working on this for over three years. it's great to see it's in place right now and many people are here on the ice for the first time and many brave souls at that. listen. >> not so nice. >> not so nice? >> no. ' because i don't kno

the official name for them, for the interstate system when it was created in 1956, the national system of interstate and defense highways. >> thank you. >> two questions. i believe i read or heard that the interstate through glenwood canyon cost more than the entire rest of the interstate 70 cost total. >> i don't know if that's true. but i frankly would not be surprised at all. the cost as you probably know it kept ballooning as the design changed, as they ran into -- as highway builders always do, into unexpected geological obstacles. i would not be surprised, but i don't know the dollar values. >> another question about president eisenhower's involvement or lack of involvement. in a book called the old gray mares of denver, he tells a story how ed johnson and ed nickleson met with eisenhower. they asked eisenhower to help get approval for the interstate 70 to go west to denver and ihe asked what he could do then and that was passed and passed in the house. so i take it you don't agree with that? >> i don't agree it was that cut and dried. there was -- as you said, eisenhower support

name. set in a hybrid ma -- and if you check it out tonight length us know what you think.and if >>> and finally a big disney movie officially a name, "star wars" vii -- the force awake entire. and "star wars" tweeted out this picture this morning there is the official title on the old-school background. movie due out in september of next year. a fun thing you can do, where it says the force awakens add your own title and on my facebook page i put ""action news at 4:00 4:00"". >> thanks. >>> stripped, carjacks and robbed. and the details on two men's terrifying night. >>> and details about a police investigation into nascar star kurt busch. what he has been accused of doing while raising in dover. >>> and his body may have been on the field, but his heart was in the stands. you won't want to miss the moment that devin still it is sick little girl got to see her daddy play football for the very first time. ♪ >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot and brian taff.ph, >> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues on this friday with ways to celebrate the veteran in your life. h

one of the turkeys we're about to show you, one of them will be officially named the national thanksgivingsidential pardon saving it from being the centerpiece of somebody's thanksgiving meal. two birds will be part of the ceremony at the white house. the second turkey, that's considered the runner-up. both will be taken to a park in virginia where they will live out their natural lives. >>> a california family living near fresno is being singled out on national television for having one of the best christmas light displays in the country. ♪ >> for the couple and their four boys, deck kateing is a family a -- derk -- decorating is a family aware. mom who is computer whiz is in charge of the six computers which control the thousands of l.e.d. lights all synchronized to music. a display this elaborate takes serious dedication. in fact, they get down to work on september 1st. >> takes about two and a half months. every evening from after work, every weekend, every holiday, everything. we don't have halloween. >> that's dedication. the family now wants to use a newfound fame to launch a charit

and, bob, very quickly, any irony in a united states official calling -- name calling while asking toemain anonymous? >> exactly. i mean, also bebe netanyahu is not chicken in any sense of the problem. he's a little too strong for the white house's language -- for what it wants. >> no question. okay, well, thank you, david gergen. bob, stay with us. we'll be right back. >> thank you. thanks, deb. >>> and as i said yesterday, u.s./israel -- we want to talk to you, excuse me, about this interesting idea. will assassinating the leader of isis bring the terror group to its knees? how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40, $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ not to be focusing, again, on my moderate my goal was to finally get in shape. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i finally made a decision to talk to my dermatol

the official name for them, for the interstate system when it was created in 1956, the national system of interstate and defense highways. >> thank you. >> two questions. i believe i read or heard that the interstate through glenwood canyon cost more than the entire rest of the interstate 70 cost total. >> i don't know if that's true. but i frankly would not be surprised at all. the cost as you probably know it kept ballooning as the design changed, as they ran into -- as highway builders always do, into unexpected geological obstacles. i would not be surprised, but i don't know the dollar values. >> another question about president eisenhower's involvement or lack of involvement. in a book called the old gray mares of denver, he tells a story how ed johnson and ed nickleson met with eisenhower. they asked eisenhower to help get approval for the interstate 70 to go west to denver and ihe asked what he could do then and that was passed and passed in the house. so i take it you don't agree with that? >> i don't agree it was that cut and dried. there was -- as you said, eisenhower support

the bank officially aiming, naming uber as its employee transportation service.eally sure if they just need a ride or they trying to ipo. charlie, they're late to the party. barclays and deutsche bank have been piling -- pilot customers of uber. will thhy drop the car service in lieu of uber for an ipo? >> here is the thing. i know james gorman the ceo. if you know culture ofan. wall street, morgan stanley is white shoo-in investment bank. they have this big brokerage investment firm. i can't imagine white shoe bankers at morgan stanley teal with top 500 companies riding around in uber. >> take the uber black car. >> they like their drivers. tell you this james gorman doesn't get along with bankers so much. he may force them to do it. tracy: i don't know. scotty, can you imagine like these big shot bankers calling uber waiting onnthe street ffr their car? doesn't sound logical to me. >> remember jamessis not a binge banker. james is a broker. >> no he isn't, thht's true. he still takes car. these guys may take one ride to get that very fruitful ipo to because i t

. >> lottery officials today reveal the name of the man who bought a winning lottery ticket on halloweenket last month. the quick pick did not win the $284 million jackpot, but it did match five of six numbers during the october 31st drawing. the prize is worth more than $600,000. norcot says he's grateful for the win and didn't talk about how he plans to spend all the money. >> a kitten getting a second chance another life after nearly freezing the death. we'll tell you about the amazing story with the pretty clever name. >>> well, we start off the day with mostly sunny skies. throughout the afternoon hour, you notice the high clouds across the region. the high clouds are offshore. it will continue to be a factor overnight. also, a little bit of green showing up here on the radar. most of it not reaching the ground there. 's a slight chance we could have a sprinkle late tonight and into tomorrow morning. the sweep is not picking up much in the way of rainfall. that will continue to be on the increase over the next four to eight hours. current numbers is cooling off. vest, 54 degrees, ha

officially makes chicago his home today. archbishop blase cupich arrives at o'hare airport this afternoon. he'll be moving into the rectory at holy name cathedral. instead of the archbishop's official residence on the gold coast. holy name will hold a ceremonial prayer service for cupich monday. his installation is set for tuesday at 2 p-m. w-g-n will carry it live. >> coming up next an update on those two window washers rescued from one world trade center. >>also ahead renowned pathologist doctor michael baden testifies before the grand jury in the michael brown shooting case. >>and surgery gone wrong. a doctor is india comes under fire after eight patients die, and 68 more hospitalized. 68 more hospitalized. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know certain cartoon characters should never have an energy drink? action! blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. introducing the birds of america collection. fifty stunning, hand-painted plates, commemorating the state birds of our proud nation. blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. fifteen minutes could save

it is now official, president obama has named his pick for the next u.s. attorney and she has one heck of a resume. loretta lynch currently heads the u.s. attorney's office for the eastern district of new york, 30 years of courtroom experience. she's known for prosecuting corruption, gang activity, police misconduct and terrorism cases. >> i pledge today to you and to the american people that if i have the honor of being qui ini confirmed by the senate, i'll wake up every morning with the protection of the american people my first thought. >> if confirmed lynch will become the first black woman to ever lead the department of justice. she would take over for eric holder who announced in september that he was stepping down. >>> coming up next thanksgiving coming up soon and that means turkey, football and a parade. >> that's right. the preparations going on today along with more on the new floats that you'll be see along the parade route. >>> and we're seeing clear skies right now. temperatures around the bay area still near 70 degrees. and we'll see highs a

official holidays. the board voted 7-1 to drop the names of all official holidays while keeping the days off intact. the schoolboard stripped designation of christmas, easter, and as a member of the muslim community, that is not what i'm looking for. i think they made a mistake. >> i'm joined from washington d.c. from the coe stair co-chair of the equality for eid. great to have you with us. you have compared the schoolboard to the grinch that stole christmas. what was your ideal outcome that they declare eid a holiday, with no school? >> all we were asking for was the board of education to designate september 23rd, 2015, which is a date schools were expected to be closed for the jewish holiday to grant equal billing to the muslim holiday of eid. and to acknowledge that schools will be closed for that day. there's a significantly large population within montgomery county and a lot of students affected by this. what the board of education did was they took all of us by surprise and removed all religious references from the calendar, which is not what we were expecting. >> i know you got the support f

the name means "friendship." officials in queensland planned to present the koala to commemorate its anniversary. they are looking to forward to receiving the koala in january. >>> scientists are finally getting result. comet 67-p consists of ice in a layer of dust. it was launched by the european space agency ten years ago onboard an unmanned spacecraft. it was only able to collect a certain amount of data before the batteries ran out. scientists say the comet's surface is made up of ice 10 to 20 centimeters thick. the scientists say the probe detected organic molecules on the surface. it is believed to contain substances essential important for the birth of life. components of ice are thought to be similar to the sea water on earth. the findings could be evidence in favor of a theory water and life on earth were generated by a collision with a comet. it is time for a check of the weather. good morning. we're seeing historic and deadly weather conditions in western new york. people are dealing with massive amounts of snow

name. it could be. they probably adopted it. i thought an official had changed their name when they came in, but-- no.t almost never happened... hmm, ok. but this guy played a huge role. do i have to rewrite my book now? could you please turn the page? can you read what it says next to david and mollie's names? admitted and admitted. admitted. sam convinced he immigration officials to let your family into the united states. so they were in detention three days. three days? three days. that must've been the longest three days in their lives. yep. wow. so they went to klein. you went from klein. that's right. yeah. ha ha! actually, i am still klein. i've incorporated that my legal name now is carole king klein. oh, great. i went through four marriages and changed my name every single time, and then i finally came back to, "no. i'm klein." so that's pretty cool. kushner: this is grandma and grandpa, and that's me. yeah. i think we probably weren't living in lake charles yet. gates: settling in the american south, tony's paternal great-grandfather ezrael kushner managed to find community and thrive, build

. >>> in just a few hours, the president will officially name loretta lynch his nominee for attorney is this woman and will she be a slam-dunk for approval? >>> we've already been talking about it. are you ready for january in november? an arctic blast pushing across the country. some places could see temperatures 30 degrees below normal. >>> all right. it's just 7:00 on the dot right now. in case you got places to be, people to see, we're glad that you're spending time with us. i'm christi paul. >> i want to be here. i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >>> thanks for being here martin. >> nice to be here. >>> first thing, we have to talk about the military campaign in iraq. >>> president obama is doubling the number of troops in iraq. the president sending more than 1500 or 1500 more, i should say, american troops to iraq bringing the total number there to just under 3,000. >> we know they're going to fan out to bases outside the capital baghdad and irbil and northern iraq. it's expected some will be in anbar province. >> that is where isis seized town after town. the pentag

. >> should officially change the name. >> he just michlt he might he might do that. >> thank you fori'm amma. >> i'm larry for all of us here at 7 news at 9:00 thanks for watching. we continue now on line twitter facebook all the mobile device wee see you at 11 line twitter facebook all the mobile device wee see you at 11 on channel 7. aw, remember last year's 4th of july barbecue? look, there's bobby lighting fireworks. mm. there's bobby on fire. there's you laughing at bobby on fire. i love that picture of me. (camera beeping) these pictures skip from labor day to new year's. how did we miss thanksgiving? remember, our schedules got all mixed up?

. >> at this hour police are not releasing the name of the victim pending the notification of her next of kin. >> thank you. officials have released the name of the woman charged in the brutal stabbing of a social worker at a new jersey state office building yesterday. tiesha edwards was charged after the stabbing in cam didn't. witnesses say that she pulled out a knife and stabbed the victim repeatedly. the victim remains in the hospital on life support. >>> it was a brutally violent day in israel. as they gathered for morning prayer, four people including three americans were killed when a jerusalem synagogue was attacked by masked men. they all had dual citizenship and one has family living right here in our area. armed with guns, knives and axes, they stormed the synagogue in what is called a horrific and gruesome attack. many people were injured including from axe blows to the head. the attackers were killed by police, this is the first time during the long standing palestinian conflict that worshippers were targeted. >> people come to worship god in the sanctuary of the synagogue and were hatcheted and hacked i

official. >> your name, sir? >> my name's kenneth, i'm an attorney here in washington. i just wanted to get your thoughts on a senate report a while back about atiquo, from nigeria, who's probably going to contest in this next election for president, for money laundering and all that. i'm just wondering why no action has been taken against him being atiquo. >> honestly i can't confirm, deny or say anything about any particular case. rook, i think it's an open question as to what our reach ask in a whole bunch of cases. i think on the law enforcement side, we recognize that we have limited resources. i don't know the specifics of that investigation or noninvestigation or what you're referring to. but if we had evidence, we would be investigating it and we would pursue it. but i don't have anything about that particular investigation. >> there's a senate report that the resources that came in were actually -- it was a money laundering investigation and that was the conclusion of the senate report. >> under. i guess from our perspective, there's just a difference between t

"star wars" episode 7 officially has a name. "the force awakens." disney made the announcement today. this is disney's first installment. episode 7 will feel like an extension of the original trilogy. "the force awakens" hits december 13th of next year. >> all these amateur comedians started blowing up twitter with suggestions for other names or tag lines, and here's a couple of them. >> a suggestion, "star wars" don't even talk to the force until it's had its coffee. >> three lobsters, one head, entitled the coming sequel, "star wars" episode 7, the force awakens. episode 8, the force takes a shower. episode 9, the force has breakfast. episode 10, don't make the force angry in the morning. >> spencer christian is out on assignment today. >> meteorologist drew tuma is here. and never angry. >> whatever they call that movie, i know a lot of people are excited it's on its way. in the coming months, we'll see that movie coming out. we'll see warm temperatures on the way. live doppler 7 hd on the way. didn't come with any rainfall. an easy job tonight t

officials say she wrote her name in ink on a machine near the slot labeled write-in candidate. she later turned herself in, but in response to that incident and others philadelphia d.a. seth williams created a special task force to ensure election results aren't tainted by illegal activity. his new election fraud task force is comprised of assistant d.a.s and detectives specifically assigned to a location. if you run into a problem voting in philadelphia, the committee of 70 has set up a hotline to assist those casting ballots or want to find your polling place, you can call 1-855-seventy. that line comes on in about 30 minutes, in about an hour from now. that line will be active. live in northeast philadelphia, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> now, nbc 10 keith jones will be in pittsburgh today covering the corbett campaign headquarters. their reports will begin today on nbc 10 news at 4:00. you can count on nbc 10 news for up to the minute results throughout the evening as the results roll in and reaction tomorrow morning from candidates on nbc 10 news today. >>> you can count on

tonight, the white house put out their official announcement on a friday naming president obama's advice to succeed eric holder as attorney general of the united states. he was a historic choice for ag. heou

some of those names are local officials at this point. >> it is really interesting, because on the back and -- back indicator of the most influential legislators in their states. is, we the things we do have to rank legislators in order of how likely they are to push a bill forward or whatnot, and the influence they have on being a cosponsor. you can look across the country and see, ok, out of all the bills they sponsored, who are the most effective legislators? hopefully, we can look at some of these people in the future to lead our country in the right direction. account for the variables that come into play in your algorithms? i mean, barack obama literally came from nowhere, made a speech in 2004, and suddenly is the democratic candidate for president and president. >> coming back to the electoral side, it is not something we do. one of the things i find interesting is, regardless of who goes into political office, the predictability is still there. mostly because of the data out there on the individual person, that also because americans for the most part are very down the line in

. >> and fire officials not released the names of the child or adult killed in this fire, and the cause is still under investigation. reporting live in arlington, megan mcgrath, news 4. barba barbara, back to you. >> election day could mean a shift in power in washington. we'll look at what it will take for republicans to gain control of the senate. and an unimaginable scene caught on camera, a woman abducted, the new steps police are taking this morning to catch the p many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. >>> police are hoping new security video of a kidnapping in philadelphia will lead to a suspect. this morning the reward for i

just to name a few. officials say the alarms may go off again during the testing. a teenager a two weeks to live is making the best of his last week's diagnosed with cancer alex's already had 16 surgeries and callous hours with chemo radiation you just have to a state positive the cancer started in his leg when intermission and then move to his lungs the cancer and broken many times but i always seem to put myself back together right now there's a large tumor pressing down on his hard making him cough a lot and doctors said chemo will slow its growth but nothing will stop him from leaving out his dream through the give it forward website strangers have helped and check off his budget last all these people who i don't know how to mix to fill special although he is only a few weeks shy of his 18th birthday his mother told him to go for his dreams i'm going to go down swinging but it's unfortunate that i am going down today marks one week after maynard took her own life under the death with dignity movement she said she did it to take her life on her terms and on canc

name. this was done by local officials so the students did not lose hope. statess in the united ranked 21 in reading, and 31st an overriding concern for self-esteem instead of high expectations does not get you to number one a get you number one. -- it gets you to number 21. let's get real about this. only one quarter of high school students to be a ct are fully prepared for college. all those who are attending community college need skills before they can go to regular college. given this reality, there is no question we need higher academic standards. diverseocal level, high-quality content and curriculum. they view, the rigor of common core standards must be the new minimum in classrooms. for those who are choosing a path other than common core, it is fine, but you should be aiming even higher. asked moreards, and for our students and the system. everybody in this room knows that they have the potential to deliver with -- deliver it. we need to pull together wherever we can. it starts with the basic question. our schooldesigning systems from scratch, wha