the sixers going for their first winning streak at ohm against the thunder. it up second quarter, +ç lobs it up to k e k.j. /u'o a chance to cut the lead to five but they turn the rock over. chamberlain is the first nba player to have his photo on a u.s. postage stamp. >>> to foot 3w58 now, the eagles should be 9 and 3 and first place but they could be better with more success in the red soempb. we spend a lot of time in the red zone anyway. i don't think we need to spend more time. we just need to do a better job when we're down there. gm ron hextall said his job is safe. >> there's culpability from all of us, from myself, chief, assistant coaches, players, everybody. everybody is in this. i have no plans on replacing the coach. >> that's sports. i'm danny pommells. we'll be right back. what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that informs and delights in ways you never thought possible. comcast nbcuniversal b

he and the dog will beal ohm kay. they'll make it out of homelessness on their own. >> i got here on my own. i can get myself out on my own. i just wanted to -- >> all right. >> of now, the san jose animal shelter prepared for an increase in home lls peless pets. so far not a single one turned in. they want public to know they provide free medical services for homeless people who do have animals. they have taken care of many before. they just hope that the animals can get to them at the shelter. in san jose, peggy bunker, nbc bay area news. >> good information to know. thank you, peggy. lots of people felt shaking in the south bay tonight. tonight's earthquake. second in a week, 3.9, near san juan botista. 6:20. the shaking felt as far north as san jose, as far south as caramel. no reports of damage or injuries. >> rivalry produced great moments on the field and ugly ones in the stands. and this is what happened. a preseason game at candlestick. and it got ugly. fights and shootings in the parking lot. fights in the s

they are now back ohm. >>> police made a major bust following a burglary aboard a boat. it unfolded near the yacht harbor. a boat owner found a man and woman aboard the vessel. the two stole a power cable in the process. a description of the suspects led police to a boat chop shop operation at castro point. further investigation uncovered two stolen boat trailers a stolen jet ski and three stolen cars. >>> the founder of opera san jose has died. she ran the company for 30 years before she retired in june. she died after a brief illness. she was 89. she built. an international reputation as a soprano. our media partner reports that many of her young singers describe her as a nurturing woman, but a strict mentor. dallas said in an interview that her career began early in life because her father insisted that all of her children take music lessons and entertain each other at home. >> amazing voice. >>> michael finney is here now with news about car insurance and falling oil prices. >> a lot to talk about here. >> there's a lot going on today. illegal immigrants who qualify

the president welcomes with ohm arms to a new regional organization, of every country in the caribbean, except the united states and canada. more than 50 years after washington called for the expulsion of communist cuba to the organization of american states it has become isolated from it's neighbors. the highly unpopular u.s. economic embargo, a thorn that has diminished the leadership in the americas. that's why renewing ties. >> south american leaders gathered here for an economic summit. applauded the announcement and what some describinged as the audacious move. and while it will not iron out all the differences between washington and it's neighbors it could as one put it signal a new beginning. i want to recognize president obama for his pave gesture. for ordinary cubans renewing ties signals the beginning of the end of a cold war that has marked their lives. and while the economic embark go won't be lifted just yet, the easing of restrictions will have a major impact on the country struggling to play. which will help the people of cuba, who suffered an embargo for more than 52 y

this frarvegs he is marked, you can see on the right-hand side, you can see scorching, this is the ohm thing recovered from it house in halberstat when it was bombed in may of 1945. so, again, you go from one war to another. before carl died, that is allison and other members of the team, to see where the soldier had come from. the two germans were buried here. near mets. about 180 miles from where they were found. why? the german vdk couldn't afford to bury them in the local cemetery. at least they were buried with their comrades, and they decided to put up a monument, at the end of the field where the men were found. when it was unveiled, the director of the museum stood with me and said, this is the most uninitial monument, i said why, is it it the smallest? it links in death two germans and one british soldiers on the same monument. first one of that type. 100 years later, and reconciliation still takes time. it turned up on e-bay of all things, it is a post-card. not clear here, there is a wreath hung in the trench, down there it says, in memory of our faulty foreign comrades of n

that's ohm within the state. think about this, across the nation, food prices have been going up. they continue to go up. every time you go to the grocery store action it gets a little bit pricier. >> indeed a domino effect. let's hope for some rain. thank you so much. >>> police in washington, d.c. and the nation are patrolling those continued protests that are reaction to the controversial grand jury decision here in new york and the eric garner case. with a few hours ago, demonstrators staged another die-in. this one occurring at union station in washington, d.c., right near the capitol. protesters have been marching every night since that grand jury decision came out on wednesday. they've been blocking traffic in busy areas and closing some routes. >>> saying good-bye to marion berry happening in d.c thousands gathering at the washington convention center today to remember the iconic former dc mayor. he served as mayor for 16 years and despite personal troubles, he remained popular among many in washington. some even calling him mayor for life. today's funeral capping three da

>> reporter: i had to come ohm home for christmas, randi. my family and i gathered last night, we watched "the interview." we watched it through xbox because there's three big ways you can watch it, through xbox, google and youtube and sony's own website and it worked pretty well. the technology was pretty strong. >> and so what did you think? what are your reviews? >> reporter: it's a silly comedy and i thought for a silly comedy it was worth $6. sony was smart, i think, to price this as a very low point online. it doesn't cost $20 or $30. it just costs $6 to rent it. that way i think it's trying to appeal to as many people as possible and youtube did pretty well. this is a big deal for youtube. they've had movie rentals for two years but a lot of people haven't known about it because they haven't had movies online at the same time as in theaters. "the interview" night might be a preview of the day when maybe you can see movies at home the same day in the theater. >> it wasn't without missteps, right? >> reporter: on youtube it worked well

but, often times, what happens, in cases that break things ohm, whether it's abortion or civil rights and perhaps gun rights, i guess, are people who just decide what everybody else is fighti ining about is not the r way to go. you're sort of charting your own course here? >> i think that's probably true. i think you can suck as a lawyer -- and it happens to me, too. if i'm trying a certain type of case time and again, you start to lose your creativity and your imagination with the law. i think it was helpful that we were burdened by the failures or the difficulties and the hurdles of the law. we were -- when we saw it, we were shocked. but, sometimes that combination of finding something really difficult and representing people that are so worthy, all it does to you as a lawyer is make you want to fight harder and to find a way. we found a way, rachel. pretty sure we found a way. it was enough that we could say to my clients, you know what, we've got a case here. it would have been heartbreaking to testimonyll them we didn't h case, but i would have told them if we found that way. >>

this can ohm go so far higher, but it can go an awful lot lower. >> our european team does believe that the tightening spreads and the periphery versus the core will have an announcement effect. similarly, we're seeing the u.s. and global rates taking lower anchor to this european move. >>> let's give you a rundown of what to watch this trading day. up employment benefits are expected to drop. dollar general, barnes & noble report results before the opening bell. >> so a lot for the market to focus on. we should point out that the nasdaq has been on fire. it's outperforming the major indices, it's now about three points away from hitting its all-time high. questions about whether we're in another tech bubble, that continues to be a big concern for investors. >> and it's looking at the u.s. markets as a whole. we're talking about whether we'll see another further santa rally. it's are the situation ever else in the world with situation bond markets so low they want to stop people from taking money out of investors. >> at the same time, ghee your political tensions is a big concern. russi

our constitutional provides for three votes, but ohm on the third vote does it provide for 180 threshold. so i still think it is possible to obtain that number because i think that mps are going to seriously consider the consequences of the vote over the next ten days. >> the nation's second largest lender by assets. . >> it's the democratic process. less than adversity and i'm confident this is another opportunity to sell at that rate. despite saying that samara has made the right decision in calling the snap poll, the former leader warned over the potential consequences. >> controversies is out for social and economic disaster. >> from greece to the ecb, ecb governing council member arto hanson has warned the central bank should not act in haste when it comes to buying government bonds. in an interview with a german newspaper, the head of estonia central bank says the move would be, quote, very borderline. hanson suggested the ecb could end up illegally financing member states. still with us, abi muiji. does this concern you that we're starting to see mixed opinions on whether or not i

that most rapes are committed as we have observed here now but a few repeat offenders, that is not ohm a possible outcome t may be a probably outcome. academy records are protected, prevents the school from which the student is transferred from sharing that information. transferring under some distances, it may have a chilling effect in practice. the law has a specific exsepgsz for this purpose. schools tend not to disclose the information unless they are asked. this is a barrier. i wonder if you could tell me, maybe the chief may have insight on this whether cornell or southern oregon university have a policy for asking schools from which a student is transferring about the reason for their dismissal, leaving the school, if it is in their record? i know that is a long-winded question, but i would broaden it to all three of the members of this panel. i hope you understand what the question is. >> i think i understand what the question is, to the best of my knowledge, cornell, in the transfer procedures, look into students, not only academic records, but behavior records as well. >> ask

was the ohm place in the country that did not allow for any guns to be legally taken out of the home, as unconstitutional this summer. >> since then, the city council wrote a permit law, but it almost makes it impossible for most people to carry a gun. this morning, fox five's dc's chief investigative reporter, emily miller, has an update on her ongoing quest to legally carry a gun in washington, d.c emily? >> reporter: last time i joined you guy, you saw me going down to police headquarters to get the application. i couldn't submit it 'cause there are no certified trainers for the classes. that changed, so i finished my application. also when i was at the police department last time, they explained to me that i can't just get a permit because i wanted to defend myself in a city with high crime. like for example, three people are shot in dc yesterday. that's a regular danger. what i need is a special danger. so that's what i set out to do. any american can apply for a dc permit to carry concealed hand gun, as long as you can prove you have a specific threat against you, or a previous

. >> but this is such an amazing wake up call to not ohm people who live here, but the corporations. look, beyond alert. >> what if they get ready mad and take all my money out of jp -- it's actually not at jpmorgan. i put that in. becky mentioned the futures are up big, so the chart is worth another look. here we go. let's take a quick look at 215.28 indicated on the s&p to open. 60 on the nasdaq. oil became less of a source for someone. it seemed almost like a deckal bounce to some extent yesterday. although oil did stabilize at around 56.56 and change. now $58. and we're in that weird world where higher oil prices are good for financial assets. >> energy stocks were up 4%. they led the way yesterday. >> the ten-year, did the yield go up here, as well? that's another thing i was going to mention about janet yellen. she said we're data dependent. we've known that all along. i think everybody has a considerable amount of time. then when it didn't, it was off the to the races. quick look at the dollar, do we still have the ruble down? i like that. oh, yeah, we do. the pound is back. a

happening a lot what i see especially in ferguson, is it's almost as if i hit you, but the cameras ohme on when you hit me back, right? that's what's been happening in ferguson. i was there early when a lot of the protests were simply people just wanting to express their moral outrage and kind of also come together to mourn and cops showed up in riot gear and shields, so you're telling me before you say any words, that you already think that i'm going to be violent. that is provocation, right? >> that's a problematic dynamic. we've seen play out. hopefully we start moving towards the progress part of this conversation. that's why we're here. cherelle, carmen, michael, thank you very much. keep the conversation going, being safe. >>> congress says if has a deal to keep the government running, what's in the giant bill they want to pass? john king has the answers, "inside politics." twhat do i do?. you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there should be a truck leaving now. i got it. now jump off the bridge. what? in 3...2...1... a