next war stories with oliver north. >> oliver: welcome bah to special edition of war stories. coming to you from pearl harbor, hawaii. i'm oliver north and this is the wreckage of the uss utah. one of eight battleships that were moored here on december 7th, 1941. at 7:55, that quiet sunday morning, waves of japanese airplanes suddenly appeared overhead unleashing bombs and torpedoes in a savage surprise attack. in less than two hours, more than 300 u.s. aircraft were wrecked, 21 u.s. navy ships damaged or sunk and more than 2400 americans dead or dying. how could this happen? was it simply a colassel intelligence failure, a lack of readiness? was it a claim, part after secret plot at the u.s. government to get america in world war ii? was the japanese raid really a total surprise? tonight, war stories investigates, the secrets, the evidence, and the debate over the attack on pearl harbor. >> the united states of america was suddenly and districtly attacked. the attack has caused severe damage to american, naval and military forces. december 7th, 1941, a date which will live in

"war stories with oliver north" returns right now. >> oliver: by november 1941, it was clear that the the empire of japan intended it continue the brutal conquest of china in east asia. >> the militaryists were in the saddle in japan. they were machine gunning helpless civilians from the air, bombing undefended cities and roosevelt was very alarmed by all of this. >> we gave an ultimatum. >> the united states insisted that japan get out of china. >> japan also made demands. that america and britain remove the military presence in the far east, that the u.s. lift its oil embargo and stop aid to general sheck in china. >> the country was poised on the edge of war and the diplomatic mission was equally as busy as diplomates tried desperately to avoid war. >> on november 14th, he arrived in san francisco, smiling his toothy smile as he sang the old song of japanese friendship. on november 17th, there caruso and japanese ambassador were received by the president in the presence of secretary of state hull. >> these two honorable men came to washington hoping to negotiate a diplomatic soluti

some of those olive groves have been in families for generations.t's the case for giovanni melcarne, a grower who believes 500 of his 5,000 trees are now infected. you're fairly certain that all of this will be lost. >> ( translated ): by what we have seen so far, in the past few months, yes. >> brown: the bacteria is xylella fastidiosa, and for years has been found in a variety of plants in brazil and california. it is commonly known as pierce's disease. but this strain was discovered two years ago in italy by donato boscia, a virologist at the national research council in bari, while he was visiting his father in law's farm. >> brown: the first signs of infection are dried-out leaves, known as leaf scorching. eventually the whole tree withers. it's thought to have come to italy via costa rica, hitching a ride on a decorative coffee plant. insects spread the bacteria by feeding on tree tissue. boscia's team is monitoring that spread by confirming samples, studying its carriers, and testing the live bacteria on various olive subspecies to see which

owner kevin oliver grew up loving locomotives. (kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's) "ollie is a nickname i have at the railroad. i work for csx full time." so when this railroad museum went up for auction 3 years ago, he had, to bid. (kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's) "i wanted to save the museum since i'm a aative of inceton" taking h h hobby to a whole ne level. (kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's) "i had to totally remodel this building from the floor to the ceiling" he made just about everything in this place, but this project, packed with train memorabilia, didn't come easy (kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's) "he had to put this up like three times where the train goes aroundd because it kkpt derriling on every corner." kevin's mother patsy says the effort, and cost overwhelmed him this time last year. so for christmas, she gave him this as a symbol for what his restaurant could become. (patsy oliver, kevin's mother) "this is just such a vision of what its the fantasy that this will be for children when they come in." a place to eat a

but inside the jail he is inmate donald oliver. >> i got a lot of fans, you know.. i'm like, man, that's crazy, the internet did this. ♪ 1,100 gun starz up starz down ♪ >> the king city, it's my city here, sacramento, you know? google king city, lavish d going to pop up, you know? >> i should have went to the nba, man. i am the most valuable player. >> oliver is currently charged with assault to which he has pled not guilty. his prior convictions include receiving stole property, possession for sale of marijuana, driving under the influence, possession of an assault weapon, and assault with a firearm. though authorities consider him the leader of the starz gang, oliver insists the starz isn't even a gang. >> you know, i really don't play basketball, but you know, i'm good at everything i do. we're not a gang, we're a rap group, we're a clique. we might be five deep but they say anything over three people is a gang. so the police and detectives and the gang task made this into a gang thing, you know what i mean? then you got people who's not really a star that's rea

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the other was oliver lodge.iver lodge was probably the one art to most respected scientists in england. he was almost like they're thomas edison in a way because he was also a great adventurer. he invented the spark ignition and radio waves before marconi. he was a really important figure. his son raymond died during the war. again he believed he was in touch with raymonds. he wrote a book called raymond that they say was more popular in england than the bible during world war i because everybody wanted to believe it was possible to communicate with these dead boys and when this is respected scientist tells you it's possible and conan doyle who, conan doyle wasn't just a writer or an author. conan doyle was the face of the british empire. conan doyle was england's teddy roosevelt. he was athletic and loved around the world. he wrote about the war. he was a very respected columnist. the british public just loved him. they revered him. he was without question the most famous englishman in the world. so you have th

>> i love olive oil. >> olive oil is great. you can cook with it, put it on your skin. >>> we know how special it can be to travel and the holidays. >> united airlines is doing something to make it more enjoyable. more than 230 trained comfort dogs are going to be greeting travelers at seven different airports around the country. golden retrievers and other dogs are going to be hanging as chicago, denver, elion newark. passengers can pet them while they wait to board their flights. i feel like when you are sitting in an airport -- los angeles and newark. passengers can pet them while they wait to board their flights. i feel like when you are sitting in an airport, you would never think about wasting your time when you are engaging with a dog. >> i am cynical. i'm thinking there part of the security team. [ laughter ] >>> this year marks the 40th anniversary of a classic rock song, "bohemian rhapsody" which debuted in 1985. >> dancers from the english national ballet have a new spin on it. >> [ music ] this. >> do you think ball

it's similar to the texture of >> olive oil. >> a little bit of olive oil. and then i'm going to add in toasted pecans. >> nice. mix this around for awhile. >> if you actually want to roast these a little bit of great. but a little bit of toasty the texture. >> look at the color in this one. >> the beets will bleed their color on everything. >> look at that. gorgeous. thank you bella. >> beautiful. friend finder. >> we're both in love. >> literally. i think this is is the cutest segment. this is her shall. he is falling asleep. you want to give him a hug. he is ten years old. he was abandoned in a stroller on the street. and he just literally want to hug him. he is so cuddly. he is nice and warm and smells good. if you can make him part of your family, you want to really look up the best of new york section on cbsnewyork.com. and we have this guy too. this little girl i should say. >> this is chelsey. she is five years old. she is a pit bull mix. she has been roughed up a her name is chelsey because she was rescued by someone in chelsey and brought into the

owner kevin oliver (sot: kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's) "ollie issa nickname i have at the railroad. i work for csx full time." so when this railroad museummwent up forrauction 3 years ago, he had, to bid. (sot: kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's) "i wanted to save the museum since i'm a native of princeton" taking his hobby to a whole new level. (sot: kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's) "i had to totally remodel this building from the floor to the ceceing" he maa just about everything in this place, but this project, packed with train memorabilia, didn't come easy (sot: kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's "he had toout this up like overwhelmed him this time last year. so for christmas, she gave him this as a symbol for what his restaurant could become. (sot: patsy oliver, will be for children when they a place to eat and have built from an idea that may become a first class attraction. oliver hopes to eventually expand and add a moving train attraction for children to enjoy outside the restaurant. coming u u on today in iowa... a picture of a couple in their 90s has everyone talking. that's

all bees olive garden are charging nearly $400 per ticket and olive garden are charging nearly $400 per ticket to get in. food and drinks included. there also bathrooms. also there are vip couples tables, $1600. steve: endless salad and bread , what at all of garden more can you expect --olive garden, what more can you expect? leon: i have been there on new year's eve, and the bathroom is worth it. give back all little bit for the good weather. outside right now, a little bit of fog, which is going to stick around overnight into early tomorrow morning. 50 degrees at reagan national airport. the fog is limiting visibility down to about three miles at reagan national airport. the further north and west that you go, visibility limited. mile,ster a third of a manassas a third of a mile, half mile culpeper. drive slow tomorrow morning, leave extra time. if you have air travel plans, call ahead. some delays may be expected at the local airports. 53 degrees was the high earlier today, above average. 75 the record back in 1984. what's again, looking at the calendar, only one day this month with

oliver: well, they are the least bullish.saying stocks will gain, it will not be a blockbuster year. lee leads the pack. he says there can be double-digit growth next year. if you are in stocks and you want double-digit growth, there are a couple of guys still in your corner. betty: what are they saying in terms of what sectors are going to lead? next year? -- next year? there is a lot of hope that the american consumer and their retail-type of consumer is going to lead stocks higher as you have an economy that starts to pick up. the fed hiking was very symbolic. really, what that was doing was saying "look, the economy here is pretty strong in the u.s." if you buy that, if you think oil will stay low, you see consumer discretionary, you should see spending from americans, and that could be a potential game. we -- lee and a few other bullish strategists think the dollar might fade out a little bit. you could have that as well. of course, that bullishness would mean we are in a seventh year of a bull market. it is starting to

this is thomas oliver larkin. so he goes to larkin's house and the two of them confirm that war has broken out. larkin had collected several messages that had indicated that very thing. so the to them crafted a proclamation that would be read to the citizens of monterey here, right on the beach outside the custom house. from the balcony, the message was read to the citizen saying that they were now under u.s. protection that their lives would remain unchanged. they were given 30 days to go sell it they chose to fight for their country, or they could remain here under u.s. protection. that was the proclamation. it didn't exactly work out that way for the mexicans who lost their lands over this class of cultures. if we look back at what would have been a listen to the stories of people who lived here it gives us a foundation , for where we are now and where we should be going. i think the customhouse stands as testimony to a very important casting off when you should not be forgotten. we bring thousands of school ki

>> some nice rabbit, olive oil, also from the farm. more wine. i might just make it.about italy, it is the most interesting part of italian cuisine. not just gastronomically but philosophically, because it is a philosophical thing. life is too good. i need a little bitterness to remind myself of the internal tragedy of our existence. >> you're right, the sweet and sour of the life. >> one final attempt before i go to extract something meaningful on what it means to be sicilian. >> what's wrong with these people in the north? >> people from the south are coming from these greek street culture, where the philosopher while in the north came through, you know, and -- >> ooh, that's the harshest, meanest thing anyone can say. >> and figured out the last century, the three best writers in italy are from sicily. >> because they consider us a way to end their problems, but finally in summers, they all come here to make millions. it's a good thing for us, you know? >> in the end, it all comes back to "the godfather." we go up this beautiful mountain, this incredible town. it g

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it all starts with fresh olives, they're in season now and roasted walnuts. squishy. and you get this stuff. everybody gets it. a pulpy puree of figs, raisins, strawberries and full of mohammed's potent herbs and spices, of course. >> all night, 24 clock. >> yeah, yeah, i get it. it's supposed to make me more manly. you know what? i'm eating. let's talk about that, sunshine. what is a tagine, anyway? it's a traditional moroccan stew that can include vegetables, meat or fish. tonight, baby shark, calamari and monk fish with fresh mountain spinach smoked in the classic clay pot. the domed top is supposed to force the condensation back in to the dish and keep it moist and tender. that's delicious. i think it's the greens and the aromatics and the herbs, i have no idea what they are. never had anything like it. tangier version of farm to table. >> hi. >> wow. when's that? thank you. and a whole turbo, brushed with olive oil, salt and pepper and some coriander, then grilled perfectly over the coals. cuddled up next to the fish, tiny shark kabobs. cute. wow, specta

why don't we ask fox news military analyst, lieutenant colonel oliver north. i want your take on isis. what would colonel oliver north do if he were president of the united states to defeat this horrible foe. >> the moderators didn't get it at cnn and neither do the candidates. the problem isn't just isis it's radical islam. my 10-point plan for defeating radical islam goes like this. immediately fix the visa and refugee vetting system. number two, define the enemy. radical islam. it's not just isis or al qaeda or al-shabaab. they are all trade names. all franchises from hell. they have the same product. jihad, death to americans and jiewfs. number 3, define victory. that's not been done in this war for 15 years. know safe havens anywhere for radical islamic groups. no matter where. eliminate the opportunity for a safe haven. yum numberhaven. number four, special operations forces, forward air controllers with the peshmerga in the sunni combat units. number 5, deploy two carrier strike groups to the mediterranean immediately and a marine air-grounds task force

salt teas garlic powder and add olive oil and seasoning. mix well to coat shrimp. -spread shrimp on a baking sheet for 5-8 minutes at 350 degrees -fill each cup with a few pieces of arugula, a dollop of sour cedar falls where he graduated from high school with the class stationed at 29 palms, he was a cook and baker. after leaving the marine corps, he became head night chef for a new restaurant just opening in waterloo, iowa, called north bank cafe. this is where chef chris met his wife sheryl of nearly 25 years. chef chris is also a resident of waterloo. joining us today is chef chris meyers of the ansborough avenue hy-vee in waterloo. chris will be preparing: chili lime shrimp cups. the recipe is as follows: 24 philo cups 24 medium shrimp,peeled and deveined 1tblsp olive oil teas. salt 1 teas. chili powder, you can use ancho chili or chipotle powder teas cumin teas garlic powder 2 limes c baby arugula 3 tblsp sour cream -combine chili powder,cumin,salt,and garlic powder -place shrimp in a boil and add olive oil and seasoning. mix sheet for 5-8 minutes at 350 -fil

>> olive garden is banking for party goers to shell out $400 to get a seat. comparable to the other places around there. so you're going to the olive garden, open bar, dj, buffet, but no soup, salad, breaksticks. >> come on, man. also a couple of blocks from where the ball drop, so you might get a sliver of what's going on outside, but mainly just checking it out on the tv. >> you'll be in times square. come on a lot of those folks, they start lining up in the morning. >> yes. >> that is one reason when you pay. although $400 ahead is a lot. >> and they will probably get it. >> yes, two inches by two inches. how does it fall? >>> nothing will change it the next couple of days. highs in the 40s. 13 days in the 60s. three days in the 70s. we also broke their streak when we had 60 or higher in a row as we finished a seven-day streak treatment-degree guarantee as we'll talk about it at 11:00. thankfully to 56 as we were worried about the cold air damming, kind of wimpy when we are talking about cold air still in the 50s. we'll let you know how we did tonight at 1

olive garden video nonetheless. if you want to know what is crazy -- the other restaurants, you might not be surprised -- they are charging about $800 a ticket. the most expensive option is is it a hundred dollars, but they say the view is worth it. $400 is half off of it. michelle: shrimp skewers. shrimp soup. shrimp tacos. krystal: a little "forest gump." michelle: i would not pay $400 for breadsticks. some people cannot get enough of bacon and there is another bacon lover other. i have no idea what we are going with this. krystal: this is great. >> bacon. >> bacon! [laughter] krystal: yes. he loves it. they can, a b. -- they can, baby. michelle: look at him. it is like a christmas day present. now he knows why we all love it. remember, a couple months ago we told you about the dress that all the meteorologists went cuckoo over and started buying it online -- $24. this is the dress, in all different colors, and all the meteorologists started to bite. kelly curran told us she bought one, and now we have proof becau

oliver: people go and spend their money elsewhere.emotional growth categories, netflix, amazon, high multiples, expenses are presenting an opportunity just expensive -- the ones that are expensive are presenting an opportunity for growth. you have to search for growth when it comes to these companies. a lot of the gains are -- that is a great point. just when you think there is a direction, it is actually a lot more nuanced. let's head over to julie hyman for a quick check on trading as we are just about to close for 2015. julie: i hate to be the bearer of bad news for the bowls but it looks like we are going to post a loss for the year. -- asd 1% was the law set oliver was just talking, consumer discretionary stocks were the winners this year. amazon, netflix, some of the other more tech-related consumer discretionary. counterbalancing that and outweighing the gains, of course, commodities. commodities are the big market story of the year with energy down 23%, materials down about 10%, and utilities also losing on the year. finally,

oliver farry takes a closer look. oliver: it is the most sensational accusation yet leveled by moscow against turkish president recep tayyip erdogan. a minister said that the one -- family were's directly benefiting from the purchase of islamic state group oil. >> stolen from its legal owners, iraq and syria. according to information we have received, the political leadership of the country, familynt erdogan and his are involved in this criminal business. releasedussia also satellite footage that it saw -- satellite footage, but did not elaborate on its purported evidence. erdogan hit back and called the allegations slander. >> turkey has not lost its value so much as to buy oil from a terrorist organization. those who slander turkey need to prove it. if they can prove their allegations, i will not remain in my post as president even for a minute. but those who make these slanders should also resign. this is what an honest politician would do. oliver: the fresh accusations follow a brief call earlier in the day when r

he tries reaching out to jamie oliver, one of the best chefs in england. he had some good ideas, but what's he going to do? >> we got to spin it around really fast! >> wait a minute, what's that going to do. colin from scratch decides to build this machine which is going to be spinning a turkey, pumping liquid through it the entire time. he builds a box there, welds it together. because he fits a washing machine motor underneath it. that's going to power the belt that will be twisting the turkey inside. the spinning mechanism that's in the middle of the turkey has holes in it that are going to be this is epic. >> this is. >> how is he going to cook it? he needs heat. the water is going to be heated the bottom. it's so complicated. >> if this really works, i want to eat at colin's house. >> doesn't that look incredible? >> it looks like a time machine in his basement. >> he puts it to the test and quickly manages out that there is a bit of an issue. if you look on the ceiling it's a garden of e. coli all over the top of his work station. he realizes he has

at olive garden. we're all family here. now get a $10 bonus for every $50 you spend on gift cards. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back to "late night," everybody! band"! [ cheers and applause ] also, sitting in on drums this week, from the grammy-nominated rock band, "yeah yeah yeahs," brian chase is here. welcome, brian. [ cheers and applause ] you can catch brian playing with "blarvuster" at "the stone" in new york city on december 9th and 11th. thank you for joining us, brian. it's so great to have you here. >> great to be here. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: our next guest is a verytalented actor who played the tenth doctor in the popular bbc series, "doctor who." you can now see him as the mind-controlling villain in the critically-acclaimed new netflix show, "jessica jones." take a look. >> tell you what. let's take a walk on the wild side. let's have everybody go all-in. let her ride. now it's getting interesting! best estimate, where's the pot right now? >> just over $1 million. >> yeah, that should do i

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so i can kind of understand >> yeah. 400 for the olive garden. or you can just tough it out with all the crowds down below. have you ever done that? >> no. what are you going to -- gown. >> yeah, looking good for new year's eve this year, guys. 1900. that's what you're dressed like. >> don't be a hater. >> wherever you -- >> a little on the conservative >> yeah. attack.

you know the love you feel for olive garden' s fresh baked breadsticks? well multiply that by a million. new breadstick sandwiches, part of olive garden' >>> we are back now with another installment of "rossen reports live" and today we're exposing holiday scams. >> national correspondent jeff rossen did some digging to uncover three of the biggest cons that are happening right now, and how you can protect yourself. >> good morning, guys. >> start off with the gift cards right beside you there. >> you were saring you're saying you are scared of gift cards. why? >> my fear is always that you'll buy it and then you'll give it activated there. he's no verification. >> this is along those lines. >> we have some of the most popular gift cards on my hand. you go to the store and buy them for somebody and what the tonight racks of stores and they are turning the gift cards over, have this one right here, zoom in that camera on it real quick what, they are doing is they are scratching off, took a freeze-frame of it, see that little number on bottom right at the b

on july 20th, sergeant oliver gates counted 11 dead since they arrived on that may day. here we get nothing to eat and no care. prisoners were dying in their tents, in the open sun, anywhere and everywhere. with little to do except focus on the suffering, the impact of so much death, especially this kind of death, unheroic, helpless was profound for those who did survive. by mid august, one sergeant wrote in his diary that he scarcely knew what to write the mortality rate is horrible. the weather is unbearable and men's hearts are sinking. by mid august, sergeant henry savage wrote almost every day someone in our regiment dies. we're certainly warned to be prepared. some days one looks forward and wonders whose turn will come next. the pace of death was shocking. in may leyland barlow believed quote, one man dies every hour. one estimated that prisoners were dying at a late of 45 a day. barlow wrote, we are falling like leaves in the august wind. ira forbes counted 29 dead from the regiment. he said how fast we are passing away. combat seemed far preferable than imprison

but as oliver farry explains now, not all opposition groups are present. : it is the biggest gathering of opponents to bashar al-assad's regime in 4.5 years of war. is inf the opposition dubai and other countries. they are committing their presence here. >> provision regarding a political solution about the transition process. a big proportion of them are in agreement, so we see that is the only way out, a consensus. oliver: but getting everyone to agree on a strategy to negotiate with the regime will be a tough task, notll be tough the least because of groups supported by saudi arabian holds. agendaclear political and with the conditions of that, many opposition groups continue to be repeated. why others might accept that they would be a part of the first steps in the preparation for election -- oliver: the meeting is not complete either. been fightershave on the ground are absent. they want a greater role in any any political transition. the peace talks held in the and in the negotiations between the syrian government and the opposition are taking place by the first of january. genie

>> olive oil. you don't need anything else. >> all you need is olive oil, good greek olive oil, all you need being octopus. >> you love octopus, right, mike? maybe that's mike's secret. he eats it all the time. >> i am a medical miracle. >> i love octopus. >> octopus is good for you, too. >> why is that good for you? >> it is a healthy protein. it is not fatty. it is real tasty. it is as tasty as meat, especially when grilled. >> you know some people -- >> that's how you prefer it, mike, flight. >> grilled, absolutely. >> the other night i put this on instagram, i was going to eat a plate from over at opa. people are eww. if you haven't tried octopus, just give it a shot. >> yes, it is wonderful. >> i'll move my fork now, up to my face. >> here we go. >> it is tender, too. >> really tender. >> you can eat this all day, all the time. >> so we'll see you tonight. what's going to happen at 4:30? >> meet and greet, book signing, and then we will serve some beautiful dinner, recipes inspired by the ikar

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[indiscernible] the preparation -- oliver: the meeting is not complete either. those who have been active on want aund in the fight greater role in any political transition. the peace talks held in be in the last month envisaged -- in vienna last month envisaged talks taking place by the first of january. staying in the region, turkey is calling on its citizens to leave all areas of iraq, excluding iraqi kurdistan. the foreign ministry cited increased foreign security risks. it comes in the form of an online statement the same weight as the government -- the same week the government of baghdad gave an ultimatum, but ultimatum that has now expired. afghanistan officials have published photos of taliban militants they say were involved in a deadly attack on kandahar airport that left at least 37 people dead. 11 attackers scorned -- stormed the complex. one assailant was still holding out around 24 hours later. we have more details. reporter: local officials say up to a dozen taliban insurgents launched the overnight assault on kandahar airport, an attack that is r

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by a growing audience. >> i had no idea it was going to blow up like this, go viral. >> reporter: oliver logan who was recently hired as a full-time patrolman can thank the man behind the camera. >> atlantic city's finest out here with the youth, man. i don't even see grownups doing this [mute] with their kids. >> reporter: noting the interaction played out in one of the resorts worst neighborhoods, robert kelsy junior posted the video on facebook hoping it would spread. it's since been viewed more than 54,000 times. >> it was a great thing, lovely. the kids had fun. usually these kids want to run away from the cops. they actually played with them. >> i want to show them that we're not monsters and we can be liked and you can come talk to us whenever. >> reporter: he says other atlantic city police officers do the same kinds of things with local kids. it's just in this case someone happened to catch it on camera. >> we thank the gentleman that took the video to recognize that the officers do a lot of positive things. >> reporter: oliver logan says his father, a retired atlantic city poli

as for oliver lee he is charged with robbery, assault, and gun possession. outside the roosevelt field mall, stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> we turn now to more on the flooding from all this rain. eyewitness news reporter josh einiger is on the whitestone expressway. we are going to check in with him while he's riding in the passenger side of that car. josh. >> reporter: yeah, liz, we've been making our way east toward long island for the better part of the last two hours. i'm here with photojournalist todd pearce. let me show you the other side. this is the l.i.e. this is a lot better than what we had a little while ago. let's show you video we shot on the white stone expressway in flushing, queens. the road was basically at a standstill. there was pretty bad flooding on both sides of the roadway, basically all across the road. we saw this one spin-out. ironically we had "walking in a winter wonderland" on the radio as we were driving through that. a huge travel night, very busy on the roads. not fun at all. but hopefully all these people are h

oliver's next move led police directly to hi >> i put it on youtube. know what i mean. >> it was a fight. >> authorities say the video posting sparked two days of gang violence. some of whom were innocent bystanders shot and injured. >> they had me all over the news. you've got me on america's most wanted. what is going on here. you knew they were looking for you, right? >> who wants to go to jail? >> he was arrested in alabama and. but oliver has been charmg ed. my charge is assault. they charged me for pr tis pating in a fight. august it do is -- >> due to the kang enhancened. we heard the mall incident was a disrespectful display. . >>> 00 likely. all of the zill ourks ws, blood bloods. >>> hey, 97. helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> oh, man, i've still got it. where was this when i was playing in the national football league. >> a slick creates a perfect fit for any sized body. vrjts the downtown facility of the

oliver: chelsea form has tanked since those successes you mentioned.take us back a year or six months and, quite simply, chelsea were the dominant team in the premier league. they didn't just win. they won it comfortably. now they look like they can barely string two victories together. they are losing to small fry te ams. it did not look like jose mourinho had any idea how to turn it around. with a divisive figure likej ose, -- like jose, you always get different opinions from fans as to whether he should have been kicked out for been kept on -- kicked out or kept on. he talked about players performing -- sarah: who replaces him? oliver: i think the replacement will be on a short-term basis. he did the job once before. we are hearing today speculation about others. if the bayern coach won't sign an extension, could this be linked? sarah: thank you. that's all we have time for. we will see you again at the top of the hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap

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but the brief time officer jesse oliver logan spent with some neighborhood kids playing football sundaybeing praised by a growing audience. >> i had no idea it was going to blow up like this. >> reporter: oliver logan recently hired as a full time patrolman can thank the man behind the camera. >> without the youth, man. i don't see grown ups doing this. >> reporter: noting the interaction played out in one of the resort's worst neighborhoods, robert kelsey jr. posted the video on facebook hoping it would spread. it has been viewed more than 54,000 times. >> it was a great thing. i think it was lovely. the kids had fun. usually kids want to run from the cops. they played with him. >> i want to show them that we're not monsters and you know, we can be liked and can come to us whenever. >> reporter: he says other atlantic city police officer dues the same things with local kids. it's just in this case someone happened to catch it on camera. >> we thank the gentleman that took the video to recognize that the officers do a lot of positive things. >> reporter: oliver says his father a retired

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