om: it took 25 years for yahoo!illionld for a few dollars so i think facebook is going to be here for a very long time. emily: do you think facebook is the next yahoo!? om: eventually, we all become yahoo!, right? less relative -- relevant, less able to innovate. every company goes through that phase, but with mark in place and their ability to just overlook any kind of morality or doing the right thing, will keep them in a good place and make their investors happy. emily: i want to ask about google. the ceo is supposed to testify on capitol hill wednesday. it is now a national day of mourning for george h.w. bush. -- answerve to tough tough questions about google reentering into china. what should google's strategy be? om: i'm not running google, but at some point, a decided their values were not that important to them. they used to say don't be evil. , you can be a little evil and a little bit more and a little bit more, and here we are. a capital society -- >> has tech lost its moral company? om: i don't with all

om: it took 25 years for yahoo!d for a few billion dollars, so i think facebook is going to the here for a long time. emily: is facebook the next yahoo!? om: eventually we all become yahoo!, less relevant, less able to innovate. i think every company goes through that phase. i think with mark in place and their ability to overlook any kind of morality or doing the right thing, will keep them in a good place and make their investors very happy. emily: that was true ventures partner om malik. coming up, spacex with another launch this year, launching 64 small spacecraft from 34 different organizations and orbit. we will bring you all the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: oracle told the pentagon in class to file a lawsuit against its winner take all contract. the company is claiming that terms for the $10 billion project violate procurement standards and unfairly favor amazon. oracle is pushing to protect its defense technology business following a months-long lobbying campaign in washington by oracle , ibm and mic

om: i don't know about that one.acebook cofounder left and appointed chris daniels to run whatsapp, he has been to india a couple of times, and you understand what is happening with technology in india, is that a huge opportunity for facebook that they can exploit? om: whatsapp owns the indian market. everyone uses whatsapp to make phone calls, send text messages. people live inside of whatsapp. but, i don't know how they turn that into money. it is still a big if. i don't think it is very clear that whole communication channel gets monetized. as it through e-commerce, advertising? is it through paid services, chat services? definitely they have a big opportunity there. emily: do you think -- as you mentioned earlier, this is still where advertiser dollars are going -- but do you think we will ultimately see a decline of facebook over the next 10 years? or do you think status quo? ought took 25 years for -- for yahoo! to be sold, so i think facebook will be here for a long time. emily: is facebook the next yahoo!? om

he really wanted to seek a peaceful solution through the united nations. ,ome of these documents here this is in 1965 and this is the speech he gave on the floor of the house during the defense appropriations bill. for $700sically asking million. a lot of thought was going to go fund the vietnam war. he said, mr. chairman i rise to express my doubts about what we propose to do here today. , io not say this lightly know, as all as you know that what we are approving here is not merely a routine request for 700 million to meet the temporary needs of the department. what we are being asked to do is improve the policy of the administration waging war in vietnam. this, i cannot do. i think that was a really powerful statement for him and being the only person to vote against these appropriations. it really sets him apart. in 1970 it was a big part of his campaign. it showed he was against the war the whole time. at that point people began to turn on the vietnam war. for the primary it was supposed to be an easy campaign for his opponent. closened into a really rate with a lot of young peop

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and some of miss only financial dealings tax avoidance and stuff like that and then a separate memo om mueller's team, considering his lies to congress. these appear to be different. on thene hand, robert mueller says michae cohen has given us good operation, we recommend a sentence that takes this into account. the southern district says, michael cohen has not acknowledged his crimes, looks at it with rose colored glations and minimizing his role. both of those memos have a lot to say about individual 1.l individu is donald trump. and both of these memos implicate donald t mmp. these huey payments to actresses who said they had affairs with donald trump. michael cohen was the man who arranged those hush money payments but at the direction of donald trump according to some of these filings this made this happen. >> sreenivasan: and itavs illegal to some sort of a campaign contribution, right? >> that's right. >> sreenivasan: that is kind of what this is perceive to be, if this is hush mone it is helping your campaign by keeping this out of the public's ear. when you look at the psident

together with other iraqi ground troops and support om the u.s. fought and appeared to win a grueling war against isis. but the terror group has risen again at the nexus of four provinces, kirkuk, salahuddin, diyala and sulaimania. it's an area home to strategic roads, oil fields and several mountain ranges, which provide a sanctuary for the milis. >> reporter: these coalition- trained troops are battle- hardened from having fought a mostly conventional war against isis. during the four-year cict, the u.s. supported the e.r.d. with tactical advice, even though the unit had been banned from receivi military aid due to human rights abuses. e.r.d. commanders say their troops have benefited from that advice, but their enemy operates diffently now. we walked three miles through an ommanderse the expected to find 60 to 100 isis members. but these hills and riverbeds offer plenty of opportunities for the militants to hide and so far we haven'tncountered any and now the bulldozers and humvees are clearing this area so it will be easier to patrol inhe futu

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who's walking on an economic tightrope every day, balancing the food bill and fuel bill, that single om as of now hasn't paid her first premium that secures her coverage. and she is wondering right now, given all the news and all the sabotage that has gone on, she is wondering whether she ought to pay that first premium. and we want women, men, everybody across the land from sea to shining sea, to thatstand that as of today woman can still get her pre-existing conditions covered. she can still get her children's prescriptions covered. she can still have the peace of mind that comes with comprehensive health care. and we really hope that you folks who are covering this debate will really focus on what the three of us are talking about with respect to patient protection, because this decision puts a bull's eye on these issues of patient protections and what's important to know is that as of today, every one of those patient protections that i just described are still there for the single moms and everybody else who is walking on that economic tightrope. now we aren't going to minimize the

the capital damascus seven soldiers the reportedly independent observers say israel was taunting and oms death used by hezbollah and iranian forces. u.s. immigration authorities say an eight year old boy from guatemala has died in custody he died a few to being admitted to a new mexico hospital with a cold and fever is the second death of the church. immigrant in u.s. detention this month. in china the trial of a prominent human rights lawyer has begun in the northern city of tianjin one kwan jiang is being tried the subverting state power did it is belinda sent us this report five am three hours before the trial starts lee wenzhou sends a few last messages to supporters was on how we don't want yesterday there were five cars from the state security department in front of our house i don't know what will happen when i step out of the door. together with a friend she plans to go to the trial of her husband human rights lawyer wang quantifying wang defended political prisoners which resulted in him being arrested himself three years ago the charge undermining state power and a maximum sent

>>om san francisco. and i think if you would have a -- i large tower here, it's not going to make any difference, you know. >> reporter: the current plan does not show any options for affordable house willing. live in emeryville, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >>> a priest is due in court today to answer to new charges. 90-year-old is a retired san jose priest and also a registered sexoffender. his first convictions dates back to 198ing in1983. he is facing six counts of lewd wakts a child. >>> state regulators are supposed to debate the idea of tax on text messages. you might have said omg when you first heard about this but it turns out the new -- commissioners ruled texts are more like e-mails and less than phone calls. in other words, an information service not telecom service. that would make texts much harder to tax. industry experts say the puc probably lacks the authority to impose such a tax. >>> surf's up and it could be epic. mavericks might be getting the green light on monday. >> that

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. >> if they're lonely,fr separat om their family, homeless.hen ty call, they're looking for someone to listen to. >> over the past few years the team has answer i remembered more than 130,00ll president trump promised he would set up the hotline. >>> 5:16 your time now. hang this morning, a mystery unde t investigation moren 200 miles above the earth. >> earlier this year a hole was und on the side of the international space station as nbc's kerry sanders reports. a criminal investigation may soon be underway to find out what caused it. >> reporter: it sounds like a plot line from a deespace movie. a soyuz capsule losing pressure. at first they subs spektdspec m your hit i butow a sinister plot twist. coonauts discovered the hole half the size of a match stick was drilled from inside the capsule. a criminal investigation not ruled out. questions investigators want answered, was it drilled while in orbit or did someone the capsule on the ground? russia says u.s. astronauts august tely drilled in saying they needed toet a si sick, kerry sanders,

that will be the cold front around oming through 10:00 to midnight tonight.aturday morning. skies will being out. it will be a bright and sunny ksnish to saturday. sunday l very nice indeed. here's your whole five day forecast. mild and rainy today. breezy storm. northwest winds blow the clouds and rain chances away, though. temperllures in the 40s day tomorrow. we'll have temperatulis just at ortly above average all the way through christmas eve and christmas day. good morning >> heavy traffic near southbound heading near montgomery county. not so tad on whole this morning. volumes are lower than average so lighter than usual hush our. around the beccway,ional delays relatively brief. that is the latest from the wtop traffic ceer. we have the crash on the 11th street bridge but that's not causing a delay either. back to you. >> thank you. it's going to be a pretty stressful day for anyoneha that to catch a flight, if you're heading out of town today, here's some friendly faces here to help you get ready to deal with some of the traffic stress. news 4 transpo

om finally sunshine out there today. a little on the breezy side as well out e.th not only today but also tomorrow. the next big change comes on thursday night. we have some rain. we'll talk about that coming up minutes. but let's first talk about traffic with jack.in good mo jack. >> good morning. we still have a lot of roads that are dealing with street flooding and vre is going to be a victim of this. piper lane is closed been 28 and observation road. use the airport entrance. beach drive, between stony brook drive and connecticut avenue. waterstreet is closed in upper marlboro and for those of you that like to use whites ferry, it's closed this morning due to high water once again this morning. it may be closed for a day or two. back to you. >> thanks, jack. the vre is experiencing some ooding. piper lane is going to be closed due to the flooding. you can access the commuter line via the main airport entrance right there on prince william parkway. aaron. >> chris, thank you. 's 5:02 and billions of packages are makin

oming up, "today in the bay" forecast and togis was actually in the park san jose camera.cking around at least t clearing out sunshine later today. a look at all of our microclimates and the visibility coming up see fine here for a few hundred yards. san matebrge cars disappear or appear out of the fog there. a smooth drive but leave extra time. show you how things shape up and what you can expect. >>> plus, brand new this morning, santa clara county one of its biggest hospital. coming up in a live report, the changes that might affect your health care. a foggy start to th morning. this is new video from >>> right now at 5:00, a scary start to our tuesday morning. new video from the sunol grade. you can see, very tough to see. even as some of the lighted rest stops that are there. >> a live look outside of san francisco. what do you see? not very much there. this is, you can see, that fog just below the s use your normal headlights... new this morning -- two south bay hospitals

wilson not facing any discipline y om the nhl?ht win today. wilson not facing scipline from the nhl? he'd enjoy then. also joying him not getting ejected. things did change. two on one. nice break. away caps up one. second period now they are up 3-1. battle for the puck in in neutral zone. brett connelly. this one is a. beau take another look. look how far behind the goal he is.ca up 4-1. they come all the way back. we'reied at five.al they f 6-5. the caps winning streak i over. >> everybody can relax. it startsro us. >> cool video alert. the annual teddy bear toss. after the first goal is scored, every one throws teddy bears. look at all those plush toys. look at that go. the current world record, 20,815, that was set in 2015. >>> the redskin eagles tomorrow night.he ts fa a famous former redskinou t his first nfl pass in two years. rg3. won of d.'s brightest stars back on the field. finding the field for the va vans today. baltimore visiting atlanta. lamar jackson making his third straight start. 75 rushing yards. ravens up second quarter. j

we'll let you know what to expected through the end of the week and into the new year oming up. >>> -- coming up. >>> and watching wall street this afternoon. a real roller coaster ride. another wild swing. this time you can see the dow is down almost 340 points. stocks had been unabltd build on the gains yesterday when the dow surnled more than 1,000 points. >>> and a live look at the u.s. capitol. the house and senate are back in session. but the government remains in a partial shutdown. as mola lenghi reports, president trump is back in washington in time for day six and counting. the. >> reporter: president trump the white house before down thursday from their unannounced trip to iraq. the president received a warm welcome from troops at the air base west of baghdad. the commander in chief took self-if is, signed hats, and defended the decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria, saying it's up to other nations to step up. >> if they want us to do the fighting, they have to pay a price. sometimes that's also a monetary price. so we're not the suckers of the world. we're no longer

some are simple,ome ornate, each meant to invite you to pause and reflect on the majesty of the season. and does they have a favorite among all of them? it's this, a small single golden dove that you'll see as you leav the cathedral. it says, simply, "peace." >> beautiful. the children's service at the thedral is underway right now. it started at 11:00. unfortunatel the christmas e services for this evening are already full, but there are no passes required to attend tomorrow morning's christmas day service, which starts at 11:15. >>> as 2018 winds down, we take a pause here to remember some of those we lost p over thist year. >> the many well-known personalities who have left an indelibl mark on our lives. ♪ ♪ amazing, amazing grace ♪ ♪o you have to l it linger ♪ do you have to ♪ do you have to ♪ dyou have toet it linger ♪ all the time i was findi myself and i ♪ ♪ i didn't know i was lost >> sometimes you have to lose yourself before you can find anythin anything. >> need a lift? i got you. >> you've got me? who's got you?! >> thank you, frazier, for, well, you know. >> sometimesde w

a visit to the christmasfr mark om hot spots around the world from the ukraine andta afghanis america's military is stationed in more than 150 countries around the world. >>> british royal family celebrated christmas by attending church services together. megan is expecting the couple's first child in the spring. also her first christmas as a part of the royal family. absent was king phill who is 97-years old and largely retired from public life. >>> here in d.c., a new program to help pay skyrocketing teams. the news 4i-team exposedobhe m last fall. who is eligible for the money and who you toet it. >> reporter: can start applying online or on paper next week. coming after a news 4 i-tame investigation showed how some were struggling to pay for that fee. >> we haven't had a chance to do anything about the fees. >> reporter: he showed up at one of the distrfot recent ation sessions to hear how much money nonprofits can get toward their bills andow to apply. >> reporter: you have been hurt about these fees? >> yes, 72% of our monthly bill. >> reporter: how it was impacting nonprofits las

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with a new congress set to begin next week, we show you farewell mccaskill,om claire jeff flake, and dean heller. ♪ >> welcome to westminster in repeal. -- in review. brexit divisions deepen. may faces a vote of no-confidence in her leadership. favor of having confidence in theresa may, 200. furiously when the prime minister presents brexit. planeping out of the without you knowing if there is a parachute attached. mps are forced to take a long look at themselves after a damning report on bullying. >> there needs to be a complete change in leadership. >> it has been an unpredictable few months in westminster, which ended in high drama. result is that parliament does have confidence. >> here, here! >> the prime minister won that vote, but how did we get to this moment of division? we will be following the path that led to that challenge. may's warning signs of trouble ahead have been there for months. her party was fundamentally split between those who passionately wanted to remain in the european union, and those who wanted to leave. she had gone on a promotional trip to africa in au

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. >> we sawe ome polficers arresting somebody, looked like somebody else had been handcuffed and alt more law enforcement showed up. a couple fire trucks, ambulance, all very quickly. >> dc policeid notrovide details about what led up to the krsh or about anyone being taken intody cus d.c. police tell us the investigation i continuing. in northwest, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> tonight new clues about the young man killed on the clara barton parkway early this park police identified the victim as 21-year-old. killed in the crash when two vehicles collided head on. near lock five. two others suffered life threatening injuries. no word on what led up to the accident. now to burtonsville where a bank of america lit upfter fire destroyed it on outlet drive near briggs chainy drive. firefighters climbed up the ladder to douse flames. it's unclear what caused that fire. >>> all right. turning now to our weather, more rain for your weekend. but it won't be a washout and asmara says there is something else moving that that may have you headi out. >> a few of us, some of us still miss the warm

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this is his first season in washington after coming over om kansas city. wishing him a speedy recovery and hope he's back on the field soon. >> but hats off still to josh johnson for making an effortst his f professional win in the nfl. a good night for josh. >> and the defe te, i have say, the defense did it's job. >> all right. a massive explosion sends dozens of peoplee hospital and leaves flames shootinggh into t s sky. more about what happened here. >> plus a convicted sexde off tried to grab a young girl off the streets. a stranger was there to stop what could have been a terrible crime. more details next on news 4 today. >> and temperatures out there,le lin the mild side right now. however, we have changes on the of course. but we do have some sunshine out there today. we'll talk about when we could e some rain and also talk about your christmas eve and about your christmas eve and chstmas day.ri (gasps) for real cold and flu protection.n with lysol, you lp protect them from a real cold. lysol disinfectant spray kills the #1 cause of the cold and cl

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james heard something pop before he was taken to the locker om.re if he will be able to play on thursday. >>> so we may bearp this morning, thankfully most of us here at news 4 hadnc c to spend the christmas holiday with our families. >> now we would like to share with you our station's annual christmas poem. take a look. >> twast the night before christmas and -- you animals! >> there was coco in the >> sweets on the set. >> chocolate treats in the chopper and all the sugar you could get. >> and storm team 4 was wide awake and full of cheer because we were tracking a whitehaired man and eight tiny reindeer. >> we know what you're thinking, why didn't we use our app. >> and that's how kids are following along the dmv withne tap. >> we were working for you and with the help of storm ranger we can pinpointt. nick's every move. >> on twitter, on facebook, on instagram too. #working4you. s elsewhere in the newsroom everyone wasn't cheery. in fact, two familiar faces were downright dreary. >> the grinch hated christmas. now please don't ask why. no one

f i'm getting om peers and supporters. the federal agencies don't know what to do on the inside. when you guys found me and i trusted you, i was terrified because i was afraid the agency would reach out to me and lanch a full investigation and at least want answers or find out t o it was that assaulted me and actually they weefnlt my agency never, once they saw me on national news, say that i had been raped. they never even reached out to me to ask me if i'm okay. and that still scares the hecke. out of so i know there needs to be changes, but i am really positive about them. >> a lot of work yet to be done. katherine kendall, lily bernard and abby bolt, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. >> thank you. >> brangm: even with advances in medical technology and living standards, the united states the bottom of the world's wealthiest nations in infant mortality,enhich is chilying before their first birthday. john yang reports on efforts to address the problem in cincinnati, which has one of the highest rates in the nation. >> ready to put your shoes on, int to put th

approaching it at 95, 93 oming, but we're getting close to a hundred flights which is equivalent of one shuttle. so we've got a lot more flights allegedly, although i'm not sure if the shuttle will last that long. a tug of sorts. >> that's what it was supposed to have been. >> there will be replacements? for the shuttle? >> yes. >> on the drawing board there are some concepts to replace the shuttle. i think they call it the x-33 or that.hing like >> 38. >> 38? >> 38. one. is the flying oddly enough, you get me excited about flying that? you're a passenger like glennen was on that shuttle flight. there are no flight controls for crew to fly the 38. back to chip mode again. why? do all't need a pilot to of those hot shot things. ou've got to have technicians, scientists, medical people, this is what the space station is all about. >> it's a transfer vehicle. >> which is what soyuz has been. it's not flown by the cosmonauts. maybe they were smarter than we had to do those tasks because we didn't have automated systems that could back atthe moon and get that time. now we have. >> do you thi

the trucking industry at a crossroads-- automation oms, amid a current labor shortage.ewly-elected members of congress talk about their arrival in washington. for the first time in 2.5 years, there are peace talks over the irr in yemen, the site of a proxy fight betwee and saudi arabia, backed by the united states. as nick schifrin reports, the talks come as the conflict grinds on, the immense suffering continues, and the debate over u.s. support for the war heats up on capitol hill. >> reporter: on a grassyquiet estate, in a renovated castle outside stockholm, yemen's warring parties sat around a table today to try and decide their country's fate. on one side, yemen's sunni, internationally-recognized government. across the table, shia houthi rebels, who hold the capital. in the middle, the u.n. envoyo tryingke peace. >> the country's institutions are at risk, the fragmentation of the country is an enormous concern, and we must act now beere we lose control of th future of yemen. >> reporter: the country is cracking after a four-year war that's killed tens of thousands

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. >> woodruff: there clearly were ome modifications made in the bill.t was done in this bill and who worked o this? >> well, i started six years ago, i believe, with s ator mike led we realized we couldn't get to first base without the chairn of the committee, chuck grassley. we worked on changes so the bill could be supped by senator grassley along the way. cory booker joined us. we've had an amazing group of democrats and republicans. yes, the bill changed. it is not my original bill. golearned a long time a if you're determined to get the e iginal bill without changes, you never will happen. we had to find compromises that didn't compromise the basic values we were fighting for >> reporter: as senator durbin was sayeing,tor grassley, e and aere changes mad shift in the languagin th substance of the bill, but there is still oppition among your colleagues. senator tom cotton of arkansas says, yes, he likes some these changes, but it still would allow for e arly releaof criminals who committed violent offenses, bank robberies where they were using dange

when i came home from vietnam, you guys didn't like us, didn't want to surround, didn't welcome us ome. university campuses were the hot beds of antiwar activity. their immediate reaction was skepticism and mistrust. because of the wartime experiences with college campuses. once we were able to bridge that gap where we emphasized we had local veteran support for the project. founded by a vietnam veteran who served for two tours. lot of us had a much more sympathetic approach than they thought most academics would ave. so much is made of some of the more tragic events of the war. so much attention is given to things. it's an unfortunate thing. it's a necessary part of history. we need to remember it and we need to focus and study on it. at the same time, so many of the veterans are kind of painted with that same brush. e feel like we only focus on the negatives and not the positives. our project has been in much better balance. making sure we are not just looking at the negative aspects. you can't look at war without looking at the negative aspects. there are some positive hings. there

temperatures out there right now in the 40s,ome areas in the 50s.ll kee a chanc for stray showers but we'll get clearing. we'll talkbout our temperatures for today and the rest of this work week, a big cooldownp coming a few minutes. >> thank you, lauryn >>> preparations are under way to hon president, former president george h.w. bush will be returning to washington tomorrow. >> derek sword outside the national catheal for a look at this week's events. good morning, derrick. >> good morning. these u events geter way as we say good-bye to the nation's 41st president. here's what weknow. tomorrow at 3:30 in the afternoon, thepresident's remains will arrive at joint base andrews. there will be a short service there andus former president will lie in state from 7:30 monday to 7:00 a.m. wednesday. the public is advised they can ne up before the lying in state begins.he from there will be a procession at the national cathedral. the service begins at 11:00 a.m. and then back t joint base andrews to depart for texas here's some of the road and the route th

from the record setting wildfires, nearly 0200,omes destroyed, record people killed and a billion dollars damage. to the strongest hur wayne in 26 years. >> i'm kerry sanders, hurricane michael, 5 mile per hour winds making land fall in mexico beach. >> the eye has come aasre, to the east of us. scientists warn as global temperatures the to rise, we could see more extreme weather. just like was exp >> it's the biggest threat facing human population. >> butch in mexico beach, >> do you wonder about rebuilding here with what mother nature could dagain? >> no. we made the decision a long time ago, that this would be home. >> the human misery, that lingers for years. kerry sands, nbc news, mexico beach, y orida. >> reariking when you see it all put together like that. >> i have to be honest, it's hard to stay positiv when you hear scientists are saying, it's with us for the rest of ourli s, we will be seeing images of this, we can only hope to band together and get through it and do what we can slow it down. >> just ahead, the man that hiked across antarctica, we will hear from him and what i

." >> the world of music has been paying tribute to george michael, who died om suspected heart failuree age of 53. ionsold well over 100 mi albums in a career spanning three decades. >> united states troops haveen trying to overthrow the dictatorship of general mental --ll general manuel vas he a got. -- pentagon's general general manuel noriega. the pentagon said it failed in its principal objective of edying to capture noriega and take him to the untates to face drug charges. >> in its place, the russian flag was hoisted over what is now no longer the soviet union but the commonwealth of independent states. >> day breaks slowly in lockerbie with the cockpit nose down in the soft earth. you can see what happens when a plane 8 stories high and a football pitch wide falls from s ,000 feet. >> business retu albania after a communist ban lasting 20 years. there were anti-communist riots 10 days ago. lewis: this is "bbc world news." latest headlines -- the death toll in the indonesian tsunami has risen to 373, amid warnings another wave could hit. afghan security forces have g lled three g

that is less than a mile away om the wheaton metro station and they say the pedestrian was not in therosswalk athe time of the crash. police say the officer was not hesponding to the call the person wasit. j georgia avenue was shutdown for hours last night. it's back open this morning. >> a man is settling with the police department. we should warn you, some may find this video disturbing. he sued d.c. police claiming the officer's body cavity search on a public street was unjusticed. d.c. police are not admitting to doing anything wrong. officers s qpped tostion him and his friends as they were out in front of a home in southwest d.c. the humiliation h t feltt day lead him to the aclu. that orgimization helped file a lawsuit. it acknowledges the group had a bottle of alcohol that they kept out of sight of the officers. when the officer aed himf he had weapons, that'shen the frisk happened. he says it was the video evidence that really helped his case. >> without the vide no one would have believed me, but i'm so glad that i did have the o. vide >> he received an undisclosed amount of money i

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authorities say 21 year 08d shall om mendoza was caught in a fast food restaurant in san will youist obispo. on wednesday he reportedly fled a minimum security job at san quentin prison and is suspected of stealing a vehicle from a female driver. mendoza had been serving five years for car jacking. a ldker was killed after a lion wildlife conserve tore in burlington, north carolina. this is video of the lion from earlier this year. officials say a team was cleaning out the lion's enclosure when it left the area and attacked 22 year old woman who had been working as an intern for the conserve tore. the lion was shot and killed. it's unclear how it got out. >> the countdown to 2019 is under way. in new york's time square officials tested the giant crystal ball that will drop down at midnight on new year's eve. officials say two million revelers are expected to be there. security will be very tight. tony dokoupil takes a look athom s to bte low a perhaps with good reason. the nypd began preparing for new year's eve security almost as soon as the last new year's eve is over. and what is