live at ontario and clark. >>another grand jury's decision to not indict a police officer for killing an unarmed black man has sparked protests across the country. in july, several new york eric garner for selling illegal cigarettes. this video shows officer daniel pantaleo wrapping his arm around garner's neck, while the other officersgarner's last words were, "i can't breathe." he was later pronounced dead, and the coroner called it a homicide. but a grand jury decided the officer shouldn't face charges. pantaleo offered his condolences, but garner's widow rejected that. >> the time for remorse was when my husband yelled to brief. that was the time to show remorse or some type of care for another human being life. >> black lives matter. they said it because it has to be said. it is a phrase that should never have to be said. it should be self evident. >>after the grand jury decision, attorney general eric holder announced the justice department will conduct its own civil rights investigation. the eric garner

los dueÑos de los plantÍos de los notarios no ofrece como en ontario presencia no ofrece oportunidadisco, aetna miranda para decirnos como zurbarÁn para ayudarnos a ciudades. >> hola como las tardes. >>¿ paso para solicitar un pasaporte' >> nosotros nosotros en el consulado hemos pedido la gente que tramite su comente edificaciÓn, pues para que ellos puedan aplicar a todos estos beneficios. >> y cuanto tiempo tarda el trÁmite? >> ya esta prona tarjeta consular todavÍa no tenemos el equipo disponible para por hacerla. en los lineamientos. usualmente protestada unas dos o tres semanas. esto pretende hacer antes de venir es dar un pasaporte. tener a mano un documento oficial de honduras una fotografÍa. si la persona tiene su tarjeta de entidad de honduras rÍo consulado. todos encontramos >> muchas fueron las noticias que sean titulares en este 2014. les regala el arcÓn preparÓ el siguiente resumen. en 2014 sin duda, un aÑo de noticias. el poder de discreciÓn nivelar amante. el grupo terrorista decapitÓ a prisioneros americanos y britÁnicos impusieron los p2p internet. otro grupo terrori

. >> arriving from phoenix and ontario. >> during the holidays, taking off and landing at san francisco international airport. it can be the season of delays, cancellations and missed connections. even the weather isn't a factor. >> 0 to 10. it is a constant 7. >> looking at data from the department of transportation. in the last three years during months of november and december. out of an average of more than 52,000 flights. 11% of arriving flights were delayed. 45 minutes or longer. and 2% were canceled. sfo did not score well. no surprise to a manager at smart asset, sccompany analyzes flight data. odd of missing a connecting flight and ranged sfo second in the nation behind newark. >> choose the airport where you are most likely to actually get there and in a timely manner. certain airports. newark and san francisco operationally challenged. >> mark studied air travel and co-director of national sernlt of excellence for aviation operations. >> the problem at san francisco are well understood. in good weather day, they can use two run ways. arrivals. two run ways for departures. ian

still need that fog light but he's got one take look tracking santa at the moment last seen in ottawa ontarioanada next stop water town, new york. he's crossing back over the border and then will make another pass up and down the east coast to deliver those presents to kids once they're in bed. we're continuing to sweep the area on our doppler radar here in philadelphia. right now not seeing santa. he's just out of the vicinity up in water town, new york. we continue to look for santa. he's here delivered over 4 billion presents already. busy in it for that guy. he deserves a break. storm scan3 as we sweep the region you can see showers down the shore right now. but another batch of rape is waiting in the wings. it's right there. it's going to move through as this large scale storm finally makes its way toward the coast and eventually out of here just in time for christmas day. right now 62 at the airport. 63 in wilmington. temperatures well above average today. near a record so far 63 the record is 64. so one more batch of rain to deal with that comes through right around four or 5am and cle

. >> you start with death valley with hot weather at thing in las vegas with city traffic and ontario the temperatures lower than minus 40 degrees fahrenheit. we can take that data back to the test facility and recreate that same condition and be able to run it over and over again. >> 400 miles per hour to generate wind speeds up to 135 miles per hour. >> what does that feel like? i had to de for myself. >> son of a gun. >> take a look at the conditions we drove in while we were covering last month's storm in buffalo. we had to drive 40 miles in the snow. luckily we got there safely and we were driving an suffer. >> baseball mystery could be yours but what you get won't be a piece of memorabilia. we will explain. >> the way a 7-year-old girl celebrated her birthday will inspire you. ♪ (holiday music is playing) hey! i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today

he picks up another ship there and goes up to canada, and spends the next year or so in windsor, ontario. right across the detroit river from detroit. there is a union gun boat parked in the middle of the river as long as he is there with its guns trained on his front parlor. but he's having a lot of meetings with confederate agents, with copperheads. he is up to probably all kinds of no good. but he wants to come home. he runs for governor of ohio in 1863. from windsor. the copperheads think he's going to win. because the soldiers will vote for him en masse because he wants an end to the war. he's going to stop it and release them from service. they completely misread the situation, not for the only time. vallandigham is crushed. in the november elections where he's running for governor in 1863. the soldier vote goes 95% against him. fast forward seven months. he sneaks back in to the united states in june of 1864. lincoln gets all these notifications about it, what do we do? do we arrest him? lincoln says, no, just let him be. keep an eye on him, but just let him be. he is in chicago f

michael and greg actually tied the knot in ontario, on the canadian side of the falls in 2004. that means nothing to kentucky. >> you are not kentucky married. you are just federally married. >> what is the real impact on clients that you represent? >> our clients can't be both the legal parent they have adopted and raised together. >> it is reasonable for government to encourage that a home consists of a man and a woman. >> led the team ten years ago to ban same sex marriage in kentucky. the 2004 constitutional amendment passed here with 74% of the vote, one of the highest votes against marriage equality anywhere in the nation. his group the family foundation of kentucky filed an amicus brief in bork versus beshear. >> there is no reason why kentuckians have to rely on a law from california. >> do you want the supreme court to strike down all the maicialtion? >> no, i just want the supreme court to allow states to set their own marriage policy. >> isn't this a case though of your religious beliefs trying to inject it into the law? >> if they were religious and a lot of people'

you don't want to wake up putting on the wrong suit. >> what am i wearing right now, ontario, what am i doing. >> i know it is hard. >> you are killing it though you are killing it. >> you have the wool armstrong and wilson plum tie. 3-inch width, with the classic all put together. we have linen armstrong and wilson pocket square, polka dot. >> is linen okay for pocket square. >> linen transitions throughout with the pocket square. you see guys wear white, but transitioning from the fall to the summer. it is not a certain season. so it works with any look. >> we can get all of your looks at armstrong and wilson. >> armstrong and wilson.com. >> can i show you my walk. i like the the ties. i feel like a model. >> just cat talk, man. >> that store looks good. show me the store a little bit. >> yeah, we will show you a store. this is commonwealth proper. we will talk to aaron a little bit later about some of stuff that goes on. stories good. you can come in and shop. >> where is it. >> when you come in right here, this is right at 19th and chestnut. right there, is there a more casual loo

. >> arriving from phoenix and ontario. >> reporter: during the holidays, taking off or handing at sanernational airport can be delays, cancellations and missed connections even when weather isn't a factor. >> 0-10. a constant 7. >> reporter: the investigative unit looked at the department of transportation. they found in the last three years during the months of november and december, out of an average of more than 52,000 flights, 11% of arriving flights were delayed. 45 minutes or longer. and 2% were canceled. >> sfo did not score too well. >> reporter: no surprise to a.j. smith. a managing editor. a financial company that also analyzed flight data. they calculated the odds of missing a connecting flight and ranked sfo second worst in the nation right behind newark. >> we probably want to clues the airport where you're most likely to actually get will and in a timely manner. >> certain airports, and san francisco and newark, are certainly two of them, are operationally challenged. >> reporter: mark hanson has studied air travel for decades. >> the problems at san francisco airport ar

university of ontario professor, larry are pinto argues that telling kids it's okay to spy for someone -- it's cool for the nsa to watch me. and report back to the government. and so tells the toronto star. she warns that pushing the elf story line sets up children for a dangerous and critical power struggle. parents say people need to lighten up on an elf who gets the family in the christmas spirit. >>> santa has been uninvited from the school christmas brahm in massachusetts. we have told you in the past about jesus in the biblical christmas story disappearing from public life. but this year it's the jolley guy in red which has nothing to do with the biblical christmas story that's now on the chopping bock. last year the "boston globe" announcement that scan that would be absent from the holiday program this year. parents say they understand the decision given the culturally diverse makeup of the school. >>> a close call for a new see land couple who -- a newspaper reports they got locked in their brand-new mazda 3 with their -- they honked the horn, nobody heard, they tried to break

this is now here at north country lodge in manatoba the largest off grid solar operation in all of ontario and one of the largest in western canada. these 48 panels were flown in by solar solutions. we are producing 14 kilometer kilowatts and can go up to 24 many hours without using any kind of back up generation. we have a generation house here where we sync it up together. we still have to use the generators to bring the battery power up when it is a cloudy day but it is a huge saving and huge reduction in pollution. really is something else. this is the generator house at the lodge. this is the electrical switch that runs all the way across the lodge. all of this is from two big generators diesel generators this is 30 and 56 kilowatt more power than you can ever manning in imagine. if someone told me 35 years ago this would be totally solar i would say no way but things change. coal power plants are the largist contributes to co 2 emissions, last year reached 400 parts per million for the first time in human history. lawmakers need to understand the long term consequences of using dirty

much of the frozen precipitation will be confined to quebec and ontario and into the upper midwest andfrom washington, d.c. to boston this go around. over the southeast, severe weather a big kern along interstate 10 and i-10. isolated tornadoes possible from central and southern alabama into northwestern florida. heading in towards your holiday, some snow on the way over the intermountain northwest. a lot of cold in the north with blustery conditions in the great lakes. tai and t.j., back to you. >>> here in new york, the mayor is appealing for calm after that shooting which killed two police officers. bill de blasio says the focus should be on the grieving families not on protests or political debates. officer wenjian liu's heartbroken wife spoke to reporters. >> this is a defendant time for both of our families. but we will stand together and get through this together. >> officer liu's parents are traveling from china for his funeral. he was their only child. a funeral for the other officer, rafael ramos, will be held saturday. pierre thomas reports, police officers across the countr

. >> arriving from phoenix and ontario. >> during the holidays, taking off or landing at san franciscoernational airport, it can be the season of delays, cancellations and missed connections. even when weather isn't a factor. >> 0 to 10, it's a constant 7. >> the investigative unit looked at data from the department of transportation. we found in the last three years during the months of november and december, out of an average of more than 52,000 flights, 11% of arriving flights were delayed 45 minutes or longer. and 2% were canceled. >> sfo did not score too well. >> that's no surprise to a.j. smith, a managing editor at smart asset, a financial company that also analyzed flight data. they calculated the odds of missing a connecting flight and ranked sfo second worst in the nation. right behind newark. >> you probably want to choose the airport where you're most likely to actually get there and to get there in a timely manner. >> certain airports and san francisco and newark are certainly two of them are operationally challenged. >> mark hansen studied air travel for decades. he's a

computing and computer networking company is being brought out by thoma bravo and the ontario teachersr $3.6 billion, or $21 a share in cash. you may recall, company elliott management had been agitating for some kind of change, including possible sale. so again, simon, those shares up 9%, to below, just below $21 per share. >> thank you very much for that. meantime, big day for obamacare, enrollment starts today. bertha coombs is live. >> we're at oscar insurance, an insurance start-up, in their second year, dealing with enrollment. expecting a very long, very busy day here. coming into the weekend, they've seen a steady increase, 20% increase today. of course, today is the deadline for people who want to renew their insurance or sign up for insurance starting on january 1st. they have been very proactive, reaching out to people who need to renew, go in, check to make sure their income and levels are still the same, coming into this weekend on healthcare.gov, things were working well but only seen nationally 2 million come in to get enrollment for january 1st. about half of them were

. >> also in canada, a fire breaks out at a propane facility in toronto, ontario, shortly before 4:00n the morning. it quickly spreads into a seemingly bottomless pit of flames, and exploding cylinders of propane. >> when we got to the scene, we actually had small cylinders that were exploding and rocketing several hundred feet in the air. >> in the predawn darkness, huge clouds of propane flare up like explosions from hell. dark smoke billows from the uncontrollable blaze. cannisters shoot up like rockets. >> most of them were the smaller cylinders. they are commonly called a 33-pound cylinder. this site had hundreds and hundreds of those on site and that's what was rocketing up in the air. my biggest concern was where was the staff, because we couldn't see them coming down. >> the fire began at a 24 hour propane supply business. >> there was an accident and it released a large amount of propane so that cloud found an ignition source and that was a vapor cloud explosion. there was a tremendous amount of force. >> the initial explosion severely damages several nearby houses. residents

we also have a crash in north philadelphia to avoid along north broad at ontario.ice on the scene there. there's a fire location in ardmore along saint georges road at montgomery avenue. also a crash in montgomery county in collegeville along germantown pike at cross keys road there by superior credit union and over in mount laurel a crash is closing church road this afternoon close to brookwood road. hainesport mount laurel road a possible alternate around that. a transformer fire, the grass underneath the transformer in flames in hammonton along route 30 which is the white horse pike near moss mill road. use the a.c. expressway instead. speeds in the mid 60's if you're head down the shore on this friday afternoon. we'll check it again brian and shirleen coming up in the next half hour. >> students in west oak lane got an early holiday surprise today. a new set of wheels. councilman marian tasco presented students at the mccloskey school with these new bikes. they were chosen by their teachers for their excellent behavior and academic performance. it's part of a p

and ontario where we test at temperatures lower than minus 40-degrees.create that same condition and be able to run it over and over again. >> where does the power come from? they can go at speeds up to 400 miles per hour to generate wind speeds up to 135 miles per hour. what does that meal like? -- what does that meal like? i got to see for myself. >> look at that. >> yeah. these are the conditions we drove in while we were covering last month's snow storm in buffalo. we had to drive 40 miles in this snow. luckily we got there safely and we were also driving a chevy. so we rented out a chevy right after this segment. >> good product placement. >> gosh, we remember those photo s. you're like beyonce with that wind blowing through your hair. >> they used to have to go to all those locations and now they can go to one location and do those locations. >> create your own weather. >> right there in detroit. >> good job. >> thank you. >>> coming up on this tuesday, a controversial pro gun public service announcement telling kids to steal their parents' guns an

jerry from ontario, oregon. good morning. ller: i would like to make a comment why martin luther king's family wasn't invited to the white house because al , the on and jesse jackson real -- jesus christ and jse jackson is a christian. he is out there promoting riot and disruption instead of the solving the problem. and when the people were rioting in -- they weren't concerned about that person's death. they were concerned about how much they can loot. host: thank you. guest: i think your comments are interesting. i appreciate you sharing them. i think they highlight the importance of again if we feel like an injustice has been done, the importance of protesting peacefully. and working through our political avenues and constituents to bring forth real change. so thank you. host: the bottom line how do you rebuild trust between communities and law enforcement? guest: i think it has to take several steps. number one we need police officers in our schools more often starting when kids are young and formulating their perception o

montrÉal, gond in round lake ontario, buffalo, rochester, syracuse, than they would go down to ithacaefore they would go to new york. one night after three guys from england, they had a guy named something likeor that, but he is so right about the lack of competition now and copyright protection. it has evaporated. >> it has. for him he has made his money -- he is worth about $300 million, so yes made his money for sub this is really an intellectual discussion for him right now. >> not really -- one of the things we have learned is what pays is performance, and he is learning that himself with this. it was not doing well if he was not performing personally. he had to show up to all the show. skorton, the idea here of copyright protection is vaporizing in a digital world. >> it is interesting that you brought that up, and by the way, thanks for that little tutorial about the pathway of musicians. >> no, really, i unloaded phil collins. in a station wagon, i kid you not. >> just like the viewing audience. >> i got drunk at a bar with what's his name. >> this is so much fun. >> what abou

>> canada's basically three provinces, alberta, slaughtered by lower oil prices, ontario is a manufacturingebec. two out of three benefit from the lower canadian dollar exporting to you, kelly, a much lower price and many enjoying this collapse in the canadian dollar and very, very competitive. it's not all bad news story and the canadian dollar in two days decoupled from oil prices and decided it's not going down anymore and settles in at 85 cents, not a bad compromise but it's a bad road and economy based all around resources. and any time it's continues to slide. i think january will see a new $55 handle on oil. i'm sorry that's where it's going. >> thank you. we'll keep you for the next discussion. brian kelly, thank you. catch him coming up with the rest of the crew on "fast money" at 5:00 giving their top trades into year end. >>> ahead here, crude oil is making a big comeback today. have we seen a bottom in prices or will the commodity continue to get crushed? >>> president obama blasting sony's decision not to release "the interview" in theaters after threats of cyber attackers. we

prices keep falling for good was consumers this spring problematic for oil- producing nations john ontarioreports fun us a month to decide not to cut production major player of the organization their producers here to look at the state of the market. prices falling five and a half year low with no cutting up the oil minister told me rather simple they want to protect their market share and the u.s. russia and other non producers are willing to cut knee-length shall be sizable corp. but not fair other people said the decisions well reducing list >> : may suggest a passive aggressive strategy not taking the decision and action but another reality in the market today perhaps the world could not absorb three major producers u.s. saudi arabia russia each one production on $9 billion a day. saudi arabia energy minister and out of its way to trying to destroy it u.s.-russian production are now. the same time he suggested this market for low-cost producers >> : of the most efficient of use high-cost producer should back off on corruption wont use of batons said >> : $1 a barrel for nearly four yea

certain parts of our country go through a weak spot here, other pars, ontario and quebec should benefitergy prices, lower gas prices. a balanced story in canada, overall, on balance if prices go any further down, certainly is a negative impact on canada. >> what about for the u.s., where people think the opposite that the customer, retail client you are dealing with should largely benefit, where's your -- where are you in the u.s. in terms of your branches and those locations in areas where people are benefits or are they also in areas that might be hurt by the drop in the oil price? >> i think generally the wisdom would suggest that lower oil prices like a tax cut, people instantly get money in their pockets and spend the money and 70% of the u.s. economy is consumer driven, so you would think that there would be a positive impact and see some of that already. i think the story here is sometimes we miss is that this is also a story about global weakness not a good side of the story, depends were they settle in, overall, i think this is good for the u.s. economy, at least over the next

this is out of ontario.ra pinto says you're teaching kids that it's okay for people to spy own and you're not entitled to privacy. if you grow up thinking it's cool for the elf to watch me and report back to santa, well, then it's cool for the nsa to watch me and report back to the government. >> this is a great point. >> that's what i think when i look at my elf. >> exactly. i have no idea how they move around the house. i have no idea. >> the elf? >> yeah. >> my kids aren't worried because ours is so mischiefous, he gets into more trouble than they ever kid. >> it's a great weapon in keeping kids acting wife. my wife, by the letter of the law, 'cause -- >> because your wife knows the elf on the shelf is watching her. because the professor is right. your wife has been conditioned to know there is surveillance going on in your house. >> exactly. >> it was so much easier, remember back in the old days when we just imagined that santa was watching us all the time? but now we've got the elf on the shelf reporti

gusts up to 60 miles per hour will be possible off lakerry and lake ontario.ystem roaming through parts of the rockies. winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings. some areas could be looking at more than a foot of snow. let's head back inside. >> maria, thank you so much. the show must go on. today "the interview" opens in hundreds of theaters. >> the cinematic release comes as sony also puts the comedy on live. >> peter doocy is live from washington with the latest. >> the reviews are in and critics are split 50-50. half say it's not so good. half say it's basically in line with other silly seth rogan movies and it's okay it's on the website rotten tomatoes. the final tally for theaters showing this controversial movie is 351 which isn't nearly as many as sony originally planned for this project but it is a lot more than anybody expected one week ago. the movie is also available on-line to rent for $5.99 or buy for $14.99 through x-box and google play. sony asked the white house to help them set up a distribution deal with apple but that apple wasn'