>> i'm assuming parkland hospital. >> parkland hospital.lace where john f. kennedy died. >> dallas city hall is normally a public building, but today it was really under armed guard. >> we -- is this a confirmed report as to who did the shooting? >> as far as i know. >> vic robertson from city hall reports that jack ruby, the owner of the carousal, which is a bar in dallas, did the shooting. >> my statement will be very brief. oswald expired at 1:07 p.m. >> he died? >> he died at 1:07 p.m. we have arrested the man. the man will be charged with murder. >> who is he? >> the man -- the suspect's name is jack rubenstein, i believe. he goes by the name of jack ruby. >> and here at associated press, a still picture of the moment, the splint second as the shot was fired. this is the man dallas police have identified as jack rubenstein and this of course is lee harvey oswald. you see the gun in the hand of ruby and just about to be fired. >> i know my own feelings were and i think they were widely shared by many, if not most americans. this can't b

. >> dallas 911, what's your >> my son needs to be taken to parkland, he's bipolar schizophrenia, make sure they're trained police officers. >> okay. >> reporter: this body cam video shows two dallas police officers responding to a 911 call about a bipolar schizophrenic man off his meds. we have to warn you, what happens next is hard to watch. 38-year-old jason harrison comes to the door. notice the screwdriver in his hand. >> drop that for me, guy. drop it! drop it! >> oh! they killed my child! oh, they killed my child! >> shots fired. >> reporter: eight seconds after he came to the door, harrison lay dieing in his mother's driveway. shot five times. twice in the back. >> the morgue got called. >> reporter: the officers insist they fired in self-defense. >> they could have tasered him or something. they didn't have to come out straight fiftieth the deadly force. >> reporter: a grand jury declined to indict. the harrison family is now suing the officers and the city of dallas, who have sought to dismiss the lawsuit, arguing use of force was reasonable under the circumstances. >> the tr

one of the winners attends parkland high school. >> reporter: miss colombia is reaching out to her fans after being mistakenly crowned miss universe. she, yes, is there on the right, steve harvey mistakenly announce shed won the miss universe pageant sunday. he then gave the crown to her rival from the philippines. miss colombia took to instagram to thank her fans and followers for their support. she went on to congratulate miss philippines as the new miss universe. meanwhile, miss universe said today steve harvey is welcome to host the pageant next year. >>> facebook is ready to tackle the workplace. facebook said today it's preparing to launch a business version of its social network. it will be called facebook at work. it's expected to roll out some time next year. it will be geared toward businesses and their employees and will include the same features of traditional facebook minus the games, of course. >>> they are the men and women who put their lives on the line for our freedom and today their holiday wishes came true. >> all thanks to the generosity of others and, of course, go

today's school leaders in the parkland school district agreed to a three-year contract for the 640 members. 2.4% pay raise and stipends for coaches go up at the same rate. student advisers get a 5% increase employees choose from two different health plans. >> police believe they found the slasher threatening people in center city. first told you about this yesterday. homeless man is behind bars. 26-year-old kyle stephens arrested in north philadelphia this morning. security guard recognized him and called 911. investigators say stephens cut an attorney in the face with a blade as he walked on a sidewalk. injury wasn't serious. 15 minutes earlier he slashed a temple student who was out jogging. he's also okay. stephens was kicked out of a homeless shelter this week, after he punched another man. >>> south jersey, more than 200 cameras installed along the atlantic city boardwalk. the casino redevelopment authority is back the projecten police and public safety officers monitor the video. >>> reshaping north broad street and spring garden. a glimpse of what to two new buildings will look like

. >> reporter: nicole is parkland a's director of community relations. the at what point was this connection even made. >> you you know, i'm not entirely sure. i have been here ten years. >> reporter: designer here of the school isn't george lucas but instead an architect from minneapolis, and yes, he is a star wars fans but it turns out, the design was not meant to look like millennium falcon. when someone first brought this to your attention what was your reaction. >> i laughed. >> reporter: he can laugh all he wants but there is no way to deny there is a bizarre similarity. architect admits perhaps there was a strange force at the work, when he developed the design. >> but what i like about that design is it is efficient, like the the spaceship because people have access and it looks pretty streamline. >> reporter: in allentown, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> ahh, that music. how about the philadelphia police force, they tweeted quote, no posting star wars force awakens spoilers is not a crime, yes, it should be. we enforce laws we don't

part of that was open to young people and one of the winners attends parkland high school. >> first responders in mount holly burlington county made the holiday season brighter for local children. police officers and firefighters loaded up their rigs and delivered presents to boys and girls last night. santa even came along for the mission. >> 4:35. here's a lot of activity at philadelphia international airport, the holiday hustle and bustle in full swing, long lines, this year aaa projects that the number of year-end holiday travelers will top 100 million for the first time on record. it's because the rush is on to be with family and friends for christmas and officials from aaa mid-atlantic are at philly international where they will issue their year-end travel predictions, this today is the busiest day on the roads at least. earlier this month the national aaa projected more than 100 million people will take the trip this holiday season and would set a new record. >> life saving technology on display. this is the equipment that ves kbers say could have prevented the deadly amtrak derailment.

force and outlined his plan to continue bombing iraq and syria areas held by the soap claimed -- so parklandamic state. books are military will continue to head down terrorist plotters in any country where it is necessary. in iraq and syria, airstrikes are taking out isil leaders, heavy weapons, oil tankers, infrastructure. and since the attacks in paris, our closest allies, quitting france, germany, and the united kingdom, have ramped up their contributions to our military campaign, which will help us destroyte our effort to isil. any code that is president obama speaking on sunday night. hours after the speech i interviewed french journalist , nicolas hÉnin. he was held hostage by isis inside syria for 10 months spending much of the time locked up in a dungeon. he was held alongside u.s. journalists james foley and steven sotloff, who were later beheaded. their deaths were videotaped and aired across the world. while in captivity, nicolas hÉnin also briefly met american aid worker kayla mueller who also died in captivity, possibly from a us-led coalition airstrike. nicolas henin was releas

salem fire rushed him to parkland medical center. where almon was pronounced dead a short time later. >> he was, he coughed, moved his arm. that' s why he was transported to the hospital. but at the hospital he succumbed to the injuries. reporter: the customer 23-year-old adam sproul of boothbay, maine was airlifted to boston medical center with a serious but non-life-threatening head injury. clark says the salem police department is not investigating if sears auto center were negligent but says that would be under the jurisdiction of the occupational safety and health administration. >> at this point it' s just a work place accident that we' re looking into as far as the police department. reporter: sears released a statement today that says in part. first and foremost, our thoughts and prayers are with the family our deepest condolences to them. we also send our thoughts and concerns to our customer who was injured in this tragic accident. >> even when you see it on a regular basis, it' s still, especially this time of year. people

. >> reporter: nicole is parkland a's director of community relations. at what point was this connection even made. >> you you know, i'm not entirely sure. i have been here ten

the second driver was taken to parkland medical center. new this morning, a manchester man is facing multiple charges after a pursuit through the queen city. shortly before 2 a.m. this morning, an officer observed wrong way. when the officer tried to pull over the driver, he ditched the car and took off on foot. the two passengers in his vehicle were not charged. and we are learning more information about the mass shooting in san bernardino last week. authorities knew syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik purchased two handguns, while a third party bought the rifles in the shooting. they think that third person is enrique marquez, a normal neighbor of farook they believe that malik was the mastermind leaving her family baffled. >> who would do something like this, at least think about your kid. amy: the government's authority to review and analyze five year's worth of phone records ended just four days before wednesday's attack. under the new usa freedom act, authorities can obtain roughly contacting phone companies. the fbi director has

so, as we look ahead, we have a companyctivity with the , including the parklands and others across therritories. >> this was the chairman speaking to bloomberg on the new star wars film from over the weekend. it is 7:46. >> thank you. credit suisse filed financial from thed a unit banking business. ship.s about 70 jumped and they are investigating the people who got sick within a week of eating. shares of the donald's have fallen the most in almost five years after a newspaper reported the plan to cut steak in the unit. again afterfallen the company forecasted a $4.5 million loss with shares plunging to a low. has about $2firm billion in market value over the past days. has been a booster for the first time. it was guided into the old missile testing range. much.nk you very it is a roller coaster year in the foreign exchange markets to shape the currency. richard jones joins us in the studio and we are joined by peter. thank you for joining us. shockingbeen the most part? space iserging market move isand the shocking and we had eye watering moves. there was a shocking move and they tal

so it's the national parkland that's burning.flames away from the beach homes and keep those families belongings intact, kristen. >> all right, blake mccoy, we appreciate it. >>> now to the other big story we've been following all morning long, this dangerous weather in parts of the south. birmingham alabama is cleaning up after a powerful tornado touched down christmas day. the twister damaged homes and uprooted trees across two square miles. heavy rain and flooding created dangerous road conditions. emergency crews were called out to rescue people from submerged cars. alabama's governor has declared a state of emergency. earlier this week, storms pounded parts of mississippi, tennessee and arkansas, leaving at least 15 people dead. for a look at what threats remain, let's go right to meteorologist bonnie schneider. what is the very latest of this really dangerous weather? >> absolutely, what's interesting is multifaceted, flooding, severe storms, a blizzard. this is where we're looking at drenching rain. a very dangerous flood

the federal government owns much land that is not parkland and this would allow the secretary of the interior to designate corridors so we can properly plan our energy needs. it does a few things for us, it lowers energy costs and protects the most vulnerable of our citizens. it would require thoughtful planning of where to put pipelines. it would be subject to full envalue review under nepa. it would create jobs. the president of the north american building trades union testified at our hearing that it would not only create jobs in building these corridors, but it would create jobs because of lower energy costs. and lastly, it would increase our security because energy security and national security are linked. mr. speaker, i'm proud to have this portion of the bill included. the national energy security corridors portion. i urge my colleagues to support this entire bill and move our energy policy into the 21st century. i thank you and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is rec