news".a headline on the blog almer port" cites an election observer accusing officials ofdoublecounting votes for donald trump.the article s based off a now- deleted and unverified facebook post.those in waukesha say they're sad people believe the article... saying the recount is running properly. 1:26-1:36 "they're working so nd thard a brd o canvassers and the primary observer we have really worked in a very cooperative an, it's hard to hear that." that." cbs 58 reached out to the repor to ask if he had followed up any aatns before publishing the post... but clthis eld... one that coulde in dange field-tu pa new jersey ? behind ?this? field - knowingl communities ne td five others ds duraspine - ca st compy ysfields in beis problem.e enpact- use problem.all th fids in our ea suffr omd awauk's common ci ordinance later this month that would require lines to be replaced when they leak, break or are scduled for routine work.it could cost homeowners up to 16-hundred dollars and tonight one group is saying that's unacceptable.they want all linereplaced-at no charge- as soon as possible. ev

many shopping centers were packed yesterday as many other stores were closed for the official weekday observance of christmas. doug? >> rob schmidt in new york tonight. thank you, rob. >>> football, a part of the holiday season as much as food and shopping. but as the college bowl season approaches, the big new year's weekend, some schools are fighting off negative press. correspondent mike tobin reports from chicago. >> reporter: with multimillion dollar payouts and national prestige on the line, critics charge the pressure to cover up a dark side of college sports is running away from us. >> if we're not really concerned about who's on the field and what they've done to other students and what that says about the culture role, participating in it, i think there's a concern there. >> reporter: star running back scheduled to take the field when oklahoma plays in the sugar bowl. he served a one-year suspension for bashing a woman in the face breaking four bones. that was before the video got out and the public saw the violent reality of that assault. the coach who once supported him changed his t

the headline cites an observers accusing officials of ?double-counting? votes for donald trump. the story's been shared more than 15-thousand times. the problem? the entire story hinges on a from a completely unverified profile. (nat.) 23;26;48 23;26;48 "none of that's based in reality. i've been in three counties. you have observers from every campaign. you have election workers from the city clerk or the county clerk's office doing their job and you have parties from each campaign there observing. it would be really hard to do something like that." and if you're questioning ?that? assessment because it came from a trump campaign es statement from the wisconsin election commission. ?quote? "we have not received any verified complaints or seen any evidence that would support the unfounded claims made in a facebook post that has been removed without explanation by its author." we reached out to the blogger at the palmer report to ask if he had followed-up on any of accusation before publishing... but he did not respond. people actually in the room say its sad so many people were

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officials base that on classroom observations and tests. >>> some holiday displays in south jersey are darker this weekend. vandals and thieves left a trail of damage in several neighborhoods. drew smith looks at what happened and why it is changing how some show off holiday spirit. >> reporter: they mallish usually cut christmas wires. >> had this run all the way around. >> reporter: ryan miller had a wreath and tree left after time and money went into a bigger display. mostly for his two-year-old daughter. >> was so excited to turn on the lights. >> reporter: someone ruined it. >> someone is a grinch. >> reporter: flashing the wire, not one but three times. >> three spots, three nights. >> reporter: miller tried to make a repair the first time, there was no fixing the final cut. >> called my wife down, said whatever. they defeated me. >> reporter: they report a dozen more incidents. >> we're a little vigilant this year. >> reporter: david's display was hit last year. >> somebody came down, damaged some of the snow men. >> reporter: this christmas man could not be stopped. >> tried to

german media reported that security officials had him under observation for months, at authorities couldis native tunisia because he didn't have identification. president-elect donald trump is praising a letter he received from russian president vladimir putin earlier this month. putin asked from to restore the damage -- trump to restore the damaged relationship. trump called it a very nice letter from vladimir putin, he continues, his thoughts are so correct. are able tosides live up to these thoughts and we not have to travel down alternate path. fbi is investigating how computers of the fdic were hacked, beginning in 2010. that's according to reuters, citing people familiar with the matter. reuters said fdic officials believe a hacking was sponsored by china's military. and there is a major breakthrough in the battle against ebola, with an expandable of vaccine that provides 100% protection. it could help protect from the spread of outbreaks like the one that killed thousands in west africa. scientists have struggled to develop an ebola vaccine over the years, and this could be the fi

german media reported that security officials had him under observation for months but could not deport him. nearly 100 people are missing and feared dead after a shipwreck off italy. deathaises the estimated toll among refugees to at least 5000. people seeking economic opportunity has spiked this year. vladimir putin insists russia had nothing to do with the cyber attacks on the democrats during the election. he answered questions on a wide range of topics at his annual news conference. >> time will show. i am going to look at what is happening in the country and in the world. doneting from what we have , what we can do, how should we do it, the decision will be taken. speculationere is that he might want to hold elections earlier. he accused hillary clinton of being a sore loser. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. i am courtney donohoe. the thet's get to banking stories of the day. deutsche bank agreed to settlements with the justice department. barclays is being sued for fraud. italy is rescuing

the headline cites an observers accusing officials of ?double-counting? votes for donald trump. the story's been shared more than 15-thousand times. the problem? the entire story hinges on a

the united nations adopts a resolution on syria, calling for un officials and other international observersnd the safety of civilians still there. in moscow, foreign ministers from russia, iran and turkey meet to discuss the situation in syria. the us electoral college certifies donald trump as president. that's despite many members getting hundreds of e—mails, including death threats, urging them to switch votes to hillary clinton. industrial unrest continues across the uk. drivers at the argos national distribution centre have now begun a 72—hour strike, as rail and post—office strikes continue their stoppages. surgeons claim that a new treatment for ea rly—stage prostate cancer, using lasers and a drug made from deep—sea bacteria, is "truly transformative". let's go back to the attack in berlin, a lorry driving through a police —— christmas market. a man thought to have been the driver is being interrogated, he is said to be 23 and to have arrived from pakistan a year ago. 12 people died at the scene, the lorry was driven deliberately into that crowded christmas market. one man saw the a

january 20 was my first day but , not my first official day because i was kind of in the background observinghis madness. but january 21 was my first official day. i arrived at 6:30 in the morning with no staff hired, to find that during the course of the day, we had a 3,500 person open house with the american people. they were just lined up at the gate and came into the white house. we discovered we hadn't invited a lot of the people who had supported the president and first lady during the campaign, so we had another 1000 people that we added right then and there at 1:00. -- notnors to thank donors, but 1000 supporters to thing. and my favorite of all time a , number of floats broke down during the parade, so on the spot at the parade he invited all of those citizens whose floats broke down to just come see his new house. [laughter] >> we were like, what? and so, we've got all these people performing in the grand foyer while in one room, we've got a reception about to start and up the back staircase, you remember this. we had 375 people coming for dinner. so needless to say, i arrived back

ben: campaign officials, lawyers, media, and members of the public can observe the recount. a photo id is required to enter a recount location. every county is setting its own daily recount hours. melinda: recount hours will be different every day, but today the recount in all 72 counties will start at the same time, there are 2.9 million ballots in the state. ballots can be counted by hand or machine. the state plans to be finished in 12 days on december 12th. that's one day before the federal recount deadline. the electoral college is scheduled to meet on december 19th to formally elect the next president. stay with wisn 12 news for coverage of wisconsin's recount from now through the deadline. >> 4:34. ben: later today, a man convicted in the death of five-year-old layla peterson will be sentenced. her grandfather's lap when bullets were shot into the home. laylah was hit and killed. police say the shooters fired at the wrong house. carl barrett junior was one of the people who fired those shots. he was convicted of reckless homicide. later today, we'll find out what the

observation of human emotions, especially guilt. emotions? does everyone have them? absolutely everyone, with the possible exception of a few presidents. what are presidents? well, they're elected officials who are sent to washington every four years to financial ruin. i've also observed that they never tell a lie, but they never tell the truth. it's something called "politics." they also have a power feared by everyone called "veto." what's that? i'm not sure, but i think it's an italian bodyguard. sounds dull. the big bucks comes when you get to be an ex-president. then publishers pay you millions of dollars to write things called "memoirs." the strange part is they don't have very good memories. the really funny part is no one buys those books. catch you next week. nanu, nanu. mindy: mork, what's that? a scrapbook so i can take back memories. that's really nice -- a scrapbook of earth. what are you putting in there, pictures of our world leaders? save it for the republicans! a put some real fun stuff in here, some big yuks. look at this -- an example of earth poetry. let's see... "there once was a girl from dundee --" where did you get this?! from the poetry cubicles down at the baske

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party observer tells fox6 they're calling on the party's we are looking into so their should be a lawyer here from the green party to look into some of the issues we found here." waukesha officials say this is not unusual during a recount. all observers and even municipalities have some sort of legal representation if there are questions into the process. clerk novack says a handful of abnormalities from election night were seen by saturday but so far not enough to change waukesha's majority vote to the president elect. "it's pretty overwhelming. it's hard to get all of our ducks in a row feeling good. it'll say last night i slept well. it's a daily process and we're making great headway." angelica sanchez fox 6 news. jill stein is planning to make an announcement tomorrow regarding how she plans to move forward with recounts in pennsylvania and michigan. she is facing backlash from those states...who are trying to block devastating fire in oakland, california may have taken the lives of as many as 40 people. the fire broke out late firday night during a party at a two-story warehouse. at least 9 people are confirmed dead -- and around two dozen are unaccounted for. fire officia

observer successfully petitioned the canvass board to publicly test every counting machine.while testing the machines... one came up with an error but it was fixed. there were also questions about absentee ballots. elections officials say the process is causing them to run behind schedule. mark kowalski?green party observer 13-17 "i brought up the objection why not test them all? we're here we're spending the money the time lets do it right."neil albrecht?director, milwaukee election commission 59-1:09 "it's been a little bit of a difficult day for everyone i'd say. because we're learning the process " waukesha tell us they ?do? expect to be finished by the deadline. the recount effort should resume this morning. you can actually watch the recount process here in waukesha on the county website.live in waukesha. kyle aevermann. cbs58 news. 3 the recount has to be done by 8 p-m december 12th certification of those results will take place the following day. 3 and cbs 58 will continue to follow this story throughout the process both on air and online at cb58 3 now to a developing story... should milwaukee county sheriff david clarke hand in his resignation?at least one county supervisor says yes. he's calling on sherif

officials. >> we're developing ways to immediately clarify the responsibility of city employees to properly report any observations of dangerous living conditions or illegal events. >> oakland's interim director of building and planning talked about two complaints about the warehouse and the lot next door. the documents show inspections were done on november 17 and 18 but only able to confirm blight but unable to confirm that an illegal building was taking place inside the warehouse. building officials has had not been inside the warehouse in 30 years. this is still an ongoing investigation. atf will be handling the investigation and they're still on the ground as we speak. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you very much. with the search for victims complete, the good-byes can officially begin. standing in the rain, hundreds of mourners gathered in san bruno remembering 2-year-old alex vega and girlfriend of 20 years, michela gregory. the alameda county sheriff's department said firefighters found the high school sweethearts in the warehouse in each other's arms. gregory's father

observer successfully petitioned the canvass boar to publicly test every counting machine.while testing the machines... one came up with an error but it was fixed. there were also questions about absentee ballots. elections officials say the process is causing them to run behind schedule. mark kowalski?green party observer 13-17 "i brought up the objection why not test them all? we're here we're spending the money the time albrecht?director, milwaukee election commission 59-1:09 "it's been a little bit of a difficult day for everyone i'd say. because we're learning the process " "despite the delays county staff in milwaukee and waukesha tell us they ?do? expect to be finished by the deadline. the recount effort should resume this morning. you can actually watch the recount process here in waukesha on the county website.live in waukesha. kyle aevermann. cbs58 news. 3 the recount has to be done by 8 p-m december 12th certification of those results will take place the followg and cbs 58 will continue to follow this story throughout the process both on air and online at cbs 58 dot com. 3 3 now to a developing story ... should milwaukee county iff avid clarke hand in his resignation?at least one county supervisor says

official who monitored the operation. >> how prior that our priority today's making better on the ground. brent: sanctions on russia been extended but observers are expecting nothing more than a strong statement on the recent bloodshed in syria. we will get more from our correspondent in brussels. and u.s. tech company yahoo! hit by the biggest security breach in hisistory. over onene billion e-mail accous have been hacked. what can customers do, and will the company be able to recover? brent: i am brent goff. it's good to have you with us. tonight they are finally leaving. another group of evacuees has made it out of aleppo and into rebel-held territory beyond the city. in total, over 1000 people escaped the city today under the terms of our fragile cease-fire. and and buses carried wounded -- and and buses carried wounded civilians and fighters to relative safety. reporter: and balances -- ambulances and buses arriving in aleppo's western countryside from a sign of the fragile cease-fire deal finally holding after collapsing on wednesday amid fresh writing. earlier, the slow-moving convoy of around 2000 vehicles, with 1000 on board, snaked

the lighting marks the eight day observance of the jewish festival of hanukkah which officially beginssundown tomorrow. >> a nine-year-old therapy dog is spreading smiles to local hospital patients. meet tugger. there he is. hi tugger. he's dressed up as snowman for the holidays. is he enjoying it? we're not sure. he's equipped with his own go pro camera to document his ventures at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. tugger provides comfort to patients and stress relief for the staff. he also enjoys the occasional snack break and he's really good at sitting on chairs. so am i. tugger is considered to be one of the friendliest and furriest members of the penn medicine care team you. >> and tugger have a lot in common. >> yeah. >> much nor come in the next half hour of "action news" at 4:00. the sight excitementhe excitemer little ones. disney on ice is one day away. find out out about a local member from the team. >> a man decides to retaliate by stealing a luggage cart. details on this bizarre story out of florida and much more straight ahead. we make known to the father no

january 20th, was my first day, but not my first official day because i was kind of in the background observing this madness, but january 21st was my first official day. i arrived at :pau 30 in the morning with no staff hireded. to find that during the course of the day, we had a 3,500 person open house with the american people. wouldn't be able to do it now, but skrus lined up at the gate and came into the white house. we discovered we hadn't invited a lot of the people who had supported the president and first lady during the campaign, so we had another thousand people we added right then and there at 1:00. a thousand donors to think. not donors, but a thousand supporters to thank then my favorite of all time, a number of floats broke down during the parade, so present on the spot at the parade invited all of those citizens whose floats broke down to just come see his new house. okay. so, we were like, what? and so, we've got all these people performing in the grand foyer while in one room, we've got a reception about to start and up the back staircase, you remember this. we had 375 people co

officials. >> ( dramatized ): the method i have observed is this: i interrogated whether they were christians.ey confessed it, i repeated the question twice again, adding the threat of capital punishment. if they still persevered, i ordered them to be executed. >> pliny allows, in his correspondence, how this really is one of the most stubborn groups of people he's ever encountered. and that in itself seems to warrant a rather... a rather strident attack on the christians. >> ( dramatized ): i judged it so much the more necessary to extract the real truth, with the assistance of torture, from two female slaves who were styled deaconesses. but i could discover nothing more than depraved and excessive superstition. >> he says, "they don't really do all that much. they meet before daybreak. they sing hymns antiphonally. and they worship christ as if he were a god." and then he says, "they take an oath, but not an oath to do anything bad, rather an oath only to be good-- not to defraud people, not to do anything evil," and so on. >> ( dramatized ): those who denied they were or had ever been chris

sheriff officials have been at the home near oak grove high school for 7 hours they had observed one of his associates lived there and they were trying to get him to come in the house. at one point they deployed tear gas. spent the swat team discovered signs that someone was feeling themselves. chavez was taken into custody after conducting an extensive search terms search . shoes officials say they found a handgun in the residents pay raises the existing there may be more if others were hoping harbor chavez. this comes in the capture of a live and instagram. >>> more information is coming out about the woman that was freed last week after being kidnapped for 3 weeks. >> i will confirm that the suspects did brand her pin la kings details or where the brand is located on her body. what is described as intense interviews, sherry told investigators that 2 armed latina women adopted her.-- abducted her. attorneys are bringing in the sketch artist but that will be hard because at times the suspect covered their faces. >> very beautiful soul inside and out. she is a very nice lady. >> her

observers watching over them. they started with absentee ballots this recounting in person early votes and votes that were cast on election day. officials say the late start was to ensure that staff knew every aspect of the process. they also want to ensure voters that their vote will be counted properly. sot: don steinke, tabulatori think this is unusual because the man who is the president elect, a lot of people didn't think he would make it. and he has made it and sort of best what they call the system. important. " tag: workers plan on ending today's recount at midnight, and start again tomorrow morning. live in waukesha. ad cbs 58 news. 3 the recount has come up so quickly that many people still have questions, especially about its cost. cbs news spoke with the jill stein campaign and with campaign finance experts to get some answers. the report says stein has so far i dollars for recounts in three states...wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. pennsylvania.is the money going directly into stein's campaign? the answer's no...it's in a separate account just for the recount ca. campaign.finally, what happens to any money leftover aft

officials in russia's a pilot error or a technical failure is the likely cause of yesterday's plane crash into the black sea. the country is observing a national day of mourning today as rescue teams continue to search for the 92 victims. the military jet crashed two minutes after taking off. dozens of singers in russia's military choir were on board. russia's intelligence agency says it sees no sign of a terror plot.>>> a retail store turned murder scene. >> the attack that left one man dead inside a bay area target.>>> a group of angry bay area millionaires cry foul. why they say they should not pay more for their water.>>> raiders quarterback derek carr scheduled for surgery to repair his broken leg. how long he is expected to be out just as the team heads into the playoffs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hayward target. it happened at the store located on whipple and wiegman roads on christmas eve just after eight p-m. >>> two men are behind bars after a deadly stabbing inside a target. it happened at the store located on whipple and week monroe's on christmas eve just after 8 pm. witnesses saw a fight break out shortly before the attack. the

january 20 was my first day, but not my first official day because i was kind of in the background observingdness. but january 21 was my first official day. him i arrived at 6:30 in the morning with no staff hired, to find that during the course of the day, we had a 3500 person open house with the american people. they were just lined up at the gate and came into the white house. we discovered we hadn't invited a lot of the people who had supported the president and first lady during the campaign, so we had another 1000 people that we added right then and there at 1:00. 1000 donors to thank -- not donors, but 1000 supporters to thank. then, my favorite of all time, a number of floats broke down during the parade, so the president, on the spot, at the parade, invited all of those citizens whose floats broke down to just come see his new house. [laughter] >> we were like, what? and so, we've got all these people performing in the grand foyer while in one room, we've got a reception about to start and up the back staircase, you remember this, we had 375 people coming for dinner. so needless to

officials tell cnn there are a number of buildings in central raqqah under observation. the u.s.s looking for movement of any senior isis leaders. communications are being intercepted. from raids in mosul, iraq, documents and data seized and reviewed for fresh tips. u.s. special operations forces on the ground talking to whomever may know something. last month, a rare audio recording, encouraging his fighters to stand strong in mosul. the u.s. just raised to $25 million the reward for his capture. the goal has been to take away his layers of protection and security. >> these people have to communicate, even if they don't communicate via the internet or via phone, they have to communicate in one way or the other. >> reporter: u.s. senintelligen is focused on baghdadi. >> we took out three of isil's key leaders in the last couple of weeks. >> reporter: one of the most important isis leaders, abu muhammad al anani, chief of external plotting, was killed in an air strike in syria. and this kuwaiti born operative, killed just this week. now, what would happen if they did get baghdadi,

he wasn't against the idea of observers, but that such observers would be unprepared to, quote, wander around east aleppo. still french officialsugh their resolution basically forcing the russians to exercise their veto over a cease-fire that could save thousands of lives. this only two days after the outgoing u.n. secretary-general called aleppo a synonym for hell. you saw that just now. russia has long been a steadfast ally of president assad. it was russia whose intervention on his side last year that really turned the tide of the fighting in the regime's favor. the effects of that intervention, they are what you are seeing now. syria's largest city aleppo has been levelled, nearly to the ground, particularly the eastern neighborhoods of the city that were held by anti-government insurgents for several years. since a lightning fast assault began in november, government officials have retaken nearly the entire city. there's still thought to be 50,000 people, fighters and civilians, still remaining in small pockets of resistance. their fate is now tethered to the fate of tens of thousands of wounded people in four other syrian

observers watching over them. they' started with absentee ballots this morning, and plan on recounting in-person absentee votes next...and then votes that were cast on election day. officials say the late start was to ensure that staff knew every aspect of the process. they also want to ensure voters that they're vote will be counted properly. "it's a learning process. it's the first time i've done it. a lot of people, it's the first time for them also. it's a learning process and we're doing fine. it's not going to be as quickly as we thought, but everyone's learning." learning." a new set of workers will arrive at four thirty and will continue counting votes until midnight and start again is counted. live in waukesha. ad cbs 58 news. ozaukee county is one of 47 counties doing the recount by hand.cbs 58's kyle aaverman takes a look. so far so good. the recount happening in the lower level of the administration building. about 15 tabulators were on hand as the count began this morning. morning."ok the first reporting unit we are going to do is the town of belgium. wards one through three." three."ozaukee county is one of 47 counties to do the recount by hand.the process st

officials tell cnn there are a number of buildings under observation. the u.s.y senior isis leaders. communications are being intercepted from raids in iraq, documents seized an reviewed for fresh tips. u.s. special operations forces on the ground talking to who ever may know something. last month a rare audio recording encouraging fighters to stand strong in mosul. the u.s. just raised to $25 million the reward for his capture. the goal has been to take away his layers of protection and security. >> these people have to communicate, even if they don't communicate via the internet or phone, they have no communicate in one way or the other. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence is focused on isolating al baghdadi by killing those close to him. nearly a dozen senior operatives so far. >> we took out three of isil's key leaders in the last couple of weeks. >> reporter: one of the most important isis leaders, the chief of external plotting, was killed in an air strike in syria. and this kuwaiti-born operative killed just this week. so what if the u.s. was able to capture o

the bank of japan will first observe the impact on the japanese economy and interest rates before they do any additional move on their own. >> schultz says boj officials may adjust one of its easing measures. that's the buying of exchange traded funds. he says that won't happen just yet. >> the bank of japan has already changed its overall policy set up from buying quantities of etfs and governmenent bonds to interest rate policy. etf buying is still going on and the bank of japan will probably gradually scale that down, but i doubt this month because the federal reserve has already increased interest rates and the bank of japan does not want to give the impression that t they are following up with more restrictive policies. >> as for the inflation outlook, schultz doubts the boj will hit its 2% target in the near future, even with the weaker yen. >> next year inflation consumer prices will increase because the japanese yen is much weaker and also because energy prices are increasingly again. we will probably have inflation around 0.6% in 2017. this is a level that will afterwards in 2017/'18 increase a little bit more. i do not expect inflation in ja

check in live here inside the lobby of trump tower where government officials and business executives arrive for meeting. we'll observe the scene outside the lobby elevators. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the cameras live inside the trump tower lobby continue to observe the scene live all day at c-span.org and we saw continuing protests outside trump tower in mid-town manhattan, look at what that scene looked like earlier. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we are here to deliver over 400 -- over 400,000 -- it's about violation of the foreign bribery clause. >> sorry, ma'am, you have to move. >> they won't let us talk? >> no. >> every weekend booktv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors of he's programs this weekend. saturday night, 10 eastern, "after words," georgetown university professor looks at the democratic legal system to dib and called for a change in how the government is run, interviewed by david bowe. >> gets you to -- why is it that people reject that system. they think it will lead to bad outcom

officials said it appeared he was under the influence. he wept outside and jumped a fence on to the tarmac. police said the man was taken to the hospital for psychiatric observation. >>> senator barbara boxer gave an emotional good by speech on the senate floor. >> i tried to make things better. i failed sometimes but i never stopped trying. >> she said funding after school programs was one of her favorite accomplishments. kamala harris will fill her seat in january. >>> president-elect donald trump announced more addition is to his administration including linda mcmahon who will lead the small business administration. >> reporter: another day, another high rang ranking military leader on team trump. john kelly is picked to run homeland security. he was chosen because of his expertise on the southern border. then governor branstead was made ambassador to china. >> reporter: among the visitors to trump tower was rham emmanuel. he urged president-elect donald trump to keep president obama's plan in place to help the dreamers. another president's chief of staff, karl rove gave president-elect donald trump an earful after he criticized boeing. >> he said something th

the charlotte observer reports that on wednesday the state assembly gathered in hopes of repealing the bill but that was not the case. is a battle between city officialscharlotte and state republicans in the state of north carolina. city officials voted to give the lgbt community more protection in direct contrast with republicans. for the chicago tribune the decision to repeal -- the decision not to repeal will only ensure the likelihood of further economic sanctions on the state. it's definitely going to impact them in the future. found a story about the swedish furniture giant ikea that is taking teenagers -- begging teenagers to stop posting slumber parties in the store. been insideo has ikea knows it's a bit of an adventure. even ikea has its limits. the british tabloid the mirror reports that a handful of swedish teens keep sneaking in and spending the night. 10y have logged around nonsponsored sleepovers this year. teenagers were caught jumping on the beds. ikea hasn't ruled out prearranged sleepovers in their store. genie: thank you for that look at the papers today. extra watching france 24. you can always get a closer look at the press revie

officials in wisconsin have began a recount of that state's presidential ballot. the green party candidate jill stein requested it siting voting irregularities. donald trump and hillary clinton have representatives observing the count. stein also requested recounts in pennsylvania and michigan. >>> new at 6:00, today unveiled an aggressive plan to e rat kate the irradiate -- irradiate the aids epidemic. >> reporter: leslie, francisco god of free aids said mayor bowser's plan to end the spread wondering what about people who already have it. >> i don't think that's good enough for the long term. >> you don't think so? >> absolutely not. we have to fight more than ever for a cure. i wish that i could say with full confidence that i think that this is going to be enough to keep my alive long term but i don't know about the city in the long term. when you grow up gray or black in america you know about hiv and aids from a associated with it. there's a lot of shaming around accusation of transition of hiv. it's sexually transmitted so you expect people to disclose private details about their sex life. >> there's minimal side effects and it doesn't interrupt all the other things that i have to do with my daily

septa officials say at least two suspects through some kind of liquid on a route k driver and ran off. the driver was taken to the hospital for observation and she's been since released. tonight police are reviewing surveillance video from inside the bus. >>> happening right now, the search is on for a pear of violent robbers who stormed into a laundromat in upper darby. an employee would you working early this morning during the terrifying encounter. >> and right now police are looking for a man and a woman they say are involved. fox 29's bruce gordon joins us live outside that laundromat in upper darby. bruce? >> reporter: this is scary stuff. if you or someone you know or love works late nights or very early hours, at a business that accepts cash, they could be become the targets of exactly what played out here at this marshall street laundromat in the pre-dawn hours today. by midday monday the t and w laundromat was back to business as usual. many customers hadn't even heard about the pete-dawn attack until reporters showed them video. >> you know her? >> i know the lady that work here, yeah. >> reporter: what goes through your mind

officially ending tonight. so how did doug's forecast act up? wait until you see how close his >>> kanye west has been released from the hospital. he was admitted depravation. west was under observation after a week of bizarre incidents including showing up hours late for concerts, publicly railing against beyonce and jay z and political rants about donald trump and abruptly cancelling dates of his national tour. his reps say he needs to rest. >> if you enjoyed dolly parton's christmas of many colors, you're more to see more of her in the producer at the premier of her new movie to talk about new projects and even the new president. >> it's been a good year to be dolly parton. >> we're coming up on a whole new year and it's going to be certainly a year of change. >> a number one country album, sold out tour, and a christmas sequel to last year's most watched tv movie in three years, coat of many colors. about her childhood in the smokey mountains. >> i think people related to everybody loves the rags to riches story. >> but parton who turned 71 in january told news 4 she has no plans to slow down in 2017. including at least three more projects with nbc as part of a deal. >> one of th

they'll be syrian nationals observers from the international committee of the red cross and the steerian arab red crescent. un officialsl be to make sure all refugees make it to safety without facing danger from government forces. >> several people who became trapped by high waters while exploring a cave were rescued after 39 hours underground. this all happened in that binkly's cave. they didn't emerge at 3 a.m. theirst responders had to wait for the water to recede. everyone was prepared with food and water they only suffered mild hypothermia and exposure. >>> today is the last day people can sign up for so-called obamacare health insurance coverage midnight tonight. officials pushed back the deadline from december 15th. president-elect donald trump is vowing to repeal obamacare but that has not deterred people from signing up. >> all right. speaking of volume, let's check the traffic situation on a monday night. i'm sure all the malls around the area are probably packed with drivers. hey, matt. >> exactly. tough to move in those parking lots for sure and these are the last days of work for a lot of people before the

throughsury made clear officials last night that the 20 billion would be enough to protect the banks that they have under observationincluding monte dei paschi, right now. anne: what do we know about where the money is going to come , around monte dei paschi specifically? they are walking a fine line. is italian government calling this a recapitalization, and not an e.u. resolution. does this give them more theibility, and important station? but how much do we know about where the money is coming from? dan: what we know is that according to the decree, the emergency decree that was passed by both parliament and the government, they have to raise the debt limit, if you will. they added an additional 20 billion euros to the public debt ceiling for this year. that they the amount have got to play with. the ecb, obviously, has changed will, a little bit, by saying that instead of the 5 billion euros that everyone thought would have been necessary -- that is what monte dei paschi tried to raise on the market, was not successful asked that the amount is closer to 8.8 billion. there are obviously concerns if you read the m

observation of dangerous living conditions or illegal events. >> reporter: as questions continued to swirl and the city's responsibility for inspecting buildings, mayor schaaf says she does not blame city officials. >> we will not scapegoat city employees in the wake of this disaster. >> reporter: as the city helps families with the enormous grief, oakland's interim director of building and planning tonight talked about two open complaints on file against the warehouse and the lot next door. those documents are now public and they show that inspections were done on november 17th and 18th. the inspector was able to confirm blight but was unable to confirm a complaint that illegal building was taking place inside the warehouse. >> it is important for the property owner to receive due process, and they deserve a reasonable amount of time to respond to that notice. >> reporter: oakland officials revealed that building inspectors had not been inside the now-burned outwear house in 30 years. in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. some other revelations from the federal investigators. this was not arson. there's still no definitive cause. they're looking at several different

observed a national day of mourning after a terror attack killed 38 people. a kurdish militant group has claimed responsibility for twin bombings outside a soccer stadium in istanbul. officials. defense secretary ash carter says the u.s. stands shoulder to shoulder with turkey in battling terrorism. carter was there in iraq for a surprise visit. >>> and there's been no claim of responsibility for a terror attack at a coptic christian church in egypt. 25 were killed and dozens injured when a bomb ripped through the church. most of the victims were women and children. it was one of the deadliest attacks on the country's christian minority in recent years. government is focused on aleppo, isis has scored a major victory. the militants have retaken palmyra, an ancient city that isis held until last march. during its occupation the extremists destroyed historic sites and artifacts and experts fear isis will do so again. >>> well, still ahead back here, there's been black friday, cyber monday and now green monday. the deals rolling out today. >>> and new this morning, the man accused in a stabbing outside a mosque. a hate crime. >>> plus, a fire breaks out at a popular ski resort

observer status to the international chamber of commerce. the decision marks the first time the business organization has been given an official role in the generalembly. delighted to welcome the secretary-general of the icc to the show. nice to see you, john. straight up question what does this mean for you guys? why is this so important? >> it's an historic milestone for world business. it's the first time that international business has a voice independently and directly at general assembly to discuss trade rules, regulations, standards, sustainable development goals, 2030 agenda, migration. whatever the subject is we can now speak and have an impact. >> every time i speak to a business leader, seasoned ceos who say i was up with ban ki-moon, they get proud of it massive ceos are so proud of doing it. are you saying their voice has not been unified now and your body can help unify that message? >> we've been there but in the margi margins. we participated in the climbate change last year, but now we can speak at the general assembly to the other members of the general assembly on behalf of world business. >> as you look at who is cois c into t