pattie has inspired us to form this addiction task force we have in place. its goal was to raise awareness. it's not an urban problem. it's an urban and suburban problem. if you look at most of the folks buying drugs in some of our urban cities, about 80% to 90% are from the suburbs. we want to make that clear and get that message out there. our next goal is to get narcan into every police department in camden county, which we have done successfully. so far this year there have been over 400 saves in camden county alone, because narcan is with every police department. but the next step, and pattie just addressed this is, what about treatment? there are so many barriers to treatment out there. we came up with operation sal, after a person receives a narcan treatment, they're in the emergency room in camden county, one of our four hospitals, we will offer at that time what we call a warm handoff to a treatment facility. we've set aside $150,000 for treatment for folks willing to get treatment in the emergency room. all of our hospitals have been very cooperati

rising tide of islam phobia president obama is saying their religion is not being targeted and patty has >> reporter: the u.s. secretary of state jeh johnson at this virginia mosque sends a message to the muslim community they are not the enemy but in an exclusive interview with al jazeera he admits islam phobia is on the rise in the u.s. and there is growing concern about the potential for a violent backlash. >> we've seen incidents already, i heard about incidents in the meeting i just had here that were just horrible and so i am concerned. >> reporter: one reason comments from republican presidential candidates like donald trump who is now calling for all muslims to be ban from entering the united states. >> common sense we have to do it. >> reporter: the chief at the adam center says he believes islam phobia in the u.s. is the worst it has ever been and worst than after the september 11 attacks and says muslim children are paying the price because many of them are being bullied. >> what i'm worried about, this kind of talk is impacting the average american who does not know us and if

has vowed to do what it stays to diswroi y i.s.i.l. barack obama was giving a speech critics say lacks any chron create policy changes. patty culhane has more from washington. >> the backdrop, the oval office. this is only the third time the u.s. president barack obama last used there setting for a national address, meant to send a message of seriousness after the attacks in california left 14 years, after looking into whether the killers were inspired by islamic state of iraq and the levant. the president telling america he has a strategy to defeat the group. >> the threat is real but we will overcome it. >> he had a difficulty, 57% disapprove of how he's handling i.s.i.l, 72% think the effort is going badly and 62% say it's time to send troops into iraq and syria. >> for god sakes, mr. president, change our policy, destroy the caliphate before we get hit here at home. >> the president had his on careowncriticism. notice fly list from buying weapons. president obama also urged americans not to frame this as a war against islam. >> that too is what groups like i.s.i.l. want. i.s.i.l. does not speak for islam. they are thugs

patty hearst has been taken into custody. atty hearst was picked up today in san francisco. the hearst newspaper heiress has been missing for 19 months. >> by the time patty is finally apprehended, it's almost anticlimactic. patty's famous line when she's taken to the courthouse and asked her occupation, she replies, urban guerilla. >> miss hearst was brought into a group of young people who saw themselves as political idealists. their story seems to say something about the futility of terrorism as a shortcut for persuasion. but somehow the message doesn't seem to be reaching the weather underground or northern ireland or the middle east. >> good evening. for the second time in a month, arab terrorists have staged a bloody attack inside israel. >> it happened in a small settlement called ma'oalt, five miles from the border of lebanon. it began when the terrorists seized the high school. >> in the aftermath of the munich olympic attack, governments finally realized that terrorism was both evolving and becoming worse and therefo

patty culhane has the latest. >> u.s. president barack obama focusing on his secretary of defense at this national security meeting he announced he was immediately senting him to thes middle east, in an attempt to get countries to contribute more to the fight against i.s.i.l. the president is pressured to do more. in a new poll, 60% want more sent to fight and 54% is unhappy with the about's proxy. now he's trying to convince the citizens. >> again these are urban areas where i.s.i.l. is entrenched. our partners on the ground face a very tough fight ahead. >> a new tack for the president for the first time sight what he says iciting whathe sees is a b. >> in an election year unless baghdadi the head of i.s.i.l. surrenders or we take back moals, you see the situation in syria, oarch that it's going to be very hard. thut a vehicle big. >> patty culhane, al jazeera, washington. >> syrian forces have apparently maintained control of an area in eastern guta held by rebels for three years. lebanese hezbollah group are fighting

. >> reporter: a 3-ounce bi son patty has 152 calories, and 7 grams have of fat. that is less than a lean beef burger and less than a turkey burger. sales of bison meats has topped $240 million last year. this is some popular stuff, i'm told. >> wow, tastes like chicken. >> reporter: i don't think so. i think it is more like beef. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. >>> still ahead cbs-3 is excited to be helping the boys and girls club give some kid a happy holiday. >>> in this weeks story of brotherly love find out how boys and girls club helps children succeed through a story of a man who was once a kid right here in philadelphia, we will be right back. is giving you more.america's best-selling brand the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sales event get 0% financing for 60 months plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on select vehicles. see your local for

. >> reporter: 3-ounce bison patty has 152 calories and 7 grams of fat. the that is less than a lean beef burger, and even less than a turkey burger. sales by the the way of bison meat topped 240 million-dollar last year. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now, nasa has just released most clear your is face of pluto's surface ever. space horizons snapped tonight july during the fly by. it shows craters, mountains and terrain along a strip some 50 miles wide. although new horizons spent past pluto this past summer nasa says it will take a while to transfer all of the photos and data. >>> well, kind of a mild morning out there, chilly start but it looks like it will be a great shopping day. >> yes, it is cold this morning, still have that heavier coat on but we're talking about highs 10 degrees above average. impressive for early december. >> not bad. >> no signs of cold air just yet, that is trend through middle of the month. we have outside, a live look, just like yesterday morning, throughout our early day we have clear skies, cold, calm c

reporter: the president is trying to use the speech from the white house to insist he has a method for approaching i.s.i.l. patty cu culhane, al jazeera, knowledge washington. >>> senior al shabaab leader was killed as a significant blow to the group. >>> foreigner fighting with the armed group has hand he himself in. abdel malik jones. the government says he was running for his life. choobl says hal shabaab said heo side with taliban not i.s.i.l. basically, he wanted to join i.s.i.l, and that part of al shabaab still still had allegiance to al qaeda. explain the schism. >> in the recent months we have been hearing or seeing a number of al shabaab figures one thing to claim they are part of i.s.i.s. in particular, in northeastern somalia, a region called puntaland, this i.s.i.l. figure well-known who said we are part of i.s.i.s. but he lives in the northeast. this was in the south. so there has been some tension in particular between foreign fighters and the somali fighters. the foreign fighters wanting to be part of i.s.i.s, the somali fighters, wanting to be part of al qaeda. >> we are seeing the splits betwee

mother in october now despite the rough stretch, patti jackson says she looks forward to returning to the airwaves soon and appreciates all the support she haseived. all the best to miss patti, we miss her on the air. >>> a christmas celebration for the black clergy. tonight's gathering was a chance to honor pastor terence griffith. griffith is the outgoing president of the group. >> catholics throughout philadelphia are marking the feast of our lady of guadeloupe, this procession to mass pont is part of a celebration. the feast of our lady of guadeloupe serves as a tribute to jesus' mother mary and is important to americans of mexican descent. >>> imagine riding on the highway and having this come through your windshield. one driver's very close call coming up. >>> plus, we introduce you to this teenager who makes a big impact on the football field despite not having any arms or legs. tonight, how his dream is coming true. randy? >> nice enough out here to ice skate in a t-shirt plus holiday shopping getting a big boost of foot traffic. next, a beautiful winter night just weeks before christmas. glenn? >> if you think it was warm today, jus

because it was clear after the speech he has no plans to change it, patty with al jazeera in washingtonthe final week of talks to reach a global deal to tackle climate change has begin in paris and facing days of tough negotiations with a draft agreement approved over the weekend and aiming to reduce global warning with greenhouse gasses and early i spoke to u.s. energy secretary earnest and says he is optimistic that a meaningful agreement will be reached. >> first of all we should recognize having 184 countries come in with targets is really a tremendous platform for the final discussions that will address important issues, differentiation and transparency and reporting on progress, of course finance, these are all critical issues but i think there is a strong will to converge and to have a strong agreement coming out of paris. >> having a strong will and pledges is one thing and it's another to connect these pledges and these promises and we know that president obama's clean energy plan is facing hostile opposition in congress as well as in the senate, how seriously then can the inte

. >> let's talk about ted cruz for a second, patti. he has with his likability factor, right, but he's really smart, has a lot of money. he's a great debater. could he still win? i mean, çdespite the likabilit factor. >> look, i think he has a strong shot. i think tomorrow night's debate is going to be extremely interesting. donald trump is not such a great debater. when it comes to policy and substance, he sort of blends into the woodwork. he's great on the attack, so i foresee tonight night, he's going to be attacking ted cruz. he'll be attacking ben carson. because he doesn't like to lose. when she's on the attac when he's on the attack, he wins. that's what the polls show us. ted cruz has been great being mr. nice guy. he shot up in the iowa "des moines register" poll. he has a shot at winning new hampshire. so far, donald trump and maybe chris christie will come in first. >> a lot of people are talking about chris christie, ben ferguson. i was talking to ron and douglas, and both said chris christie may surprise us all is and shoot to t

americans that he has a strategy to defeat isil, because it was clear after the speech he has no plans to change it. patty calhane, al jazeera, washington. >> with no end to the violence in syria in sight, record numbers of refugees continue to flee. germ see has taken in over 960,000 people this year. that number four times the total for all of 2014. the rest of the e.u. is said to be failing refugees. >> we have a very polarized society, also in germany, they have racist attacks. we have a very hostile movements against refugees. on the other hand, we have refugees departing society. it is our hope from greece to germany to u.k., the society is functioning and stick to the european principle, refugee rights, liberty rights, and but the elite is not functioning at the moment. the coalition of e.u., germany and others try to create protection space in europe, even if others are not ready to do this. >> warring sides in yemen agreed to hold peace talks in switzerland next week, starting december 15. the forces supporting the exiled government and houthi rebels to begin a ceasefire. almost 60,000 have died

patty culhane, al jazeera, par paris. >> nato has announced plans to send patrol air craft on the border with syria. the measures are likely to include more nato ships in the eastern mediterranean. we have this update from brussels. >> the person who sums it best was again the german foreign minister saying that there will be no military solution to the syrian conflict. and he's been talking about his hopes that the opposition groups various opposition groups from syria can get an united line. but he's also said--he's referred to his own cabinet agreeing to back france in the fight against isil in syria. german troops won't be involved in any combat, but there is a frigit that will help th the reconnaissance planes and so forth. the u.k. will decide whether they will start bombing in syria. but many are quite aware that russia plays a crucial war. it says it is bombing isil. some accuse it of bombing many other groups other than isil. so that's why the de-escalation of the argument between russia and turkey is crucial right now. >> staying with syria now, long awaited prisoner swap has t

- bum - bum - bum ♪ >>> a new kind of pirelli calendar has been unveiled. 2016 issues features 20 accomplished women including yoko ono and pattylendar has helped put the italian thai company on the pop culture map. previous years have featured nudity. this year they are fully clothe with the exceptions of amy schumer and tennis champion serena williams. jennifer joins us now. jennifer, great to have you on the show. pirelli is turning the page, presenting a dramatic shift in the choice of women and how they're portrayed in the 2016 calendar. what do you make of the images? >> so, this is an exciting time. corporations and advertisers are coming to the realization that women aren't just objects for the male gaze, that we have more value than our beauty and sexuality. and this is a real statement. and i congratulate them for that. >> i think you said something that echos words from anni liebovitz who shot the calendar smep said the i'm manages were not conceived for the male gaze. how do you think that played into how the shots were chosen and staged? >> you know, it shouldn't be surprised that there is a female photographer beh

staff at ucsf benioff children's hospital for one of their own. 66-year-old nurse patty alvarez died sunday night after what has been an agonizing few days for her family and coworkers. the nurse was working the overnight shift wednesday night just before thanksgiving. alvarez was crossing 62nd street just outside the hospital to get a stetascope from her car in a parking lot across the street. when an suv hit her in the crosswalk. suddenly, this nurse who spent more than three decades helping patients many of them in the emergency room was an er patient herself. >> they acted valiantly and professionally and did everything they were supposed to do for the initial resuscitation. and they're phenomenal people as well. >> reporter: the driver appeared to have missed the turn for the parking garage, threw her car in reverse and moving backward fast hit alvarez in the crosswalk. surveillance cameras may have captured the impact. the driver is under arrest under the suspicion of driving under the influence and could be facing more serious charges. after several days in grave conditions, sunday night alvarez family m

. >> patty deutsch, what's going on? >> well, tesoro has always been a sponsor of food bank. wonderful, um, efforts that they make out in the community. but one of the things that we love and one of our favorite projects of the year is to scare away hunger where we partner with the food bank and with about 100 kids from concord high school at halloween instead of going out and trick or treating for candy, they go out and collect food and money for the food bank. so it's a win-win. the kids have a great time. the food bank ended up with over 13,000 pounds of food, $5,000 in cash. >> how do you get them to do that? i can't even get my son to empty the trash. >> those kids were so excited to get out there and collect food. we were with them. mission of the food bank as it says on the check here is to end hunger but they really can't do it without the community. so it's great to get there with the community and the kids and show them how to volunteer and give back to the community. >> you deserve a drum roll! [ drum roll ] >> how much money today? >> $20,000! >> $20,000! i'm not

periodista: patty desde el 2010 hasta ahora te ha cambiado la completamente, conociste al amor de tu el embarazo de alejo y mateo, lucas tenÍa 5 mes y fue asÍ oops estamos embarazados otra vez y cuando son los op s son dos! yo llorÉ la verdad, dije ¿quÉ voy hacer? periodista: ¿cÓmo eres de mamÁ? patty: soy una mamÁ superen entregada, la verdad que nunca me imaginÉ que me iban realmente a hacerme olvidar de todo, cuando llegÓ lucas, ni una novela, ni un disco no habÍa nada que me moviera el tapete que tener a mÍ bebÉ en los brazos. la experiencia mÁs espectacular. periodista: ¿cÓmo es de papÁ? patty: yo con los ojos cerrados me puedo ir de viaje, dejar a los niÑos porque Él les da de comer, les baÑa, los cambia, juega con ellos, como padre le entra a todo. periodista: se quedaron, las gana de la niÑa? patty: pensamos que el primer hijo iba a ser niÑa, y naciÓ lucas y ahora cuando fueron dos, pensamos, una iba a ser niÑa, y ahora nuestra niÑa se quedÓ en nuestro corazÓn. yo dije jamÁs me voy a casar con un gringo (risas) ¿por quÉ? porque muy gustan mucho las raÍces de la familia, y todo

pattie. >>> sdwrun >>> jon stewart, we feet juried his christmas lights before. he has been a fan of star wars. he said, he thought, my christmas lights will celebrate this. this was the lights on the house. he says, the hard work was done by his 14-year-old daughter. she did the timing grids. she is a musician, in the band and she is a little engineer too. >> because those are synchronized perfect. >> i just think this is fabulous. >> this sets the bar so high for christmas lights now. >> for those little lights around my balcony, whether you are a fan or not, this is great. >> i am still putting a single string on my house. >> i am just going to skip it all together. >> the snow has gun to fall across the country. >> oh, lord. >> it makes it a little bit easier to slip into things like this. >> oh! >> they call this one the ski jump sale. i don't know if that skewer knew there was a jump there. >> i don't think so. >> he wasn't poising to go up over that snow. he just went. >> it was like somebody just went and shot him and ejected him off the trail there. >> he almos

has.' josh: this will be the 3rd trip to pasadena for patty and todd bohlender and they are just happy to be back. sot: 215750 'its been a long time coming. had a blast last time and im sure its going to be a great time this time.' josh: now that the travel part is taken care of... there is just one more thing to worry about. sot: 220106 'i think we are gonna win.' i talked with the management here at the airport about the 7 chartered flights taken fans to la... they would still be on schedule. that is if the weather holds up.... and their people are expecting things to stay clear and dry. so good news for many hawkeye fans. a florist from eastern iowa has already made his way to pasadena ... he's facing off against some of the best in the country... in the tournament of roses parade. laurel hollopeter is a floral designer for the dole float. this is the eighth times he's helped with the floats. this year's 55-foot long dole float has a tropical theme...with over 30-thousand flowers. "prepping containers, prepping flowers, stuff like that. we have to re-process all the flowers to make sure t

has vowed to do what it takes to destroy islamic state. but critics say that it lacked any concrete policy changes. pattylhane from washington. >> on wednesday-- >> the backdrop, the oval office. this is only the third time that president obama has used the setting for an address. he has used the setting for the seriousness of the killings in san bernardino. >> the threat from terrorism is real, but we will overcome it. >> he has had a tough time convincing the majority of americans, according to polls 57 there's disapprove of how he's handling the fight against isil. and 72% say that the effort is going badly, and 68% say it is time to send more troops into iraq and syria. his strategy is facing serious criticism from republican presidential candidates. >> for god sake, change the strategy and destroy the caliphate before we're hit here at home. >> the president had his own criticism for the congress saying its time for new gun control legislation. that is unlikely. just last week the senate voted down a bill that would keep people on the in-fly list from buying weapons. president obama has asked americ

has a good working relationship with senator patty murray and sounds like that's heir next big education priority. >> haven't they already begun to restructuring, with congressman perkins? those will be s resurrected for a short time. obviously, it sounds like priorities ander's are streamlining the financial aid process, making that easier thistudents, talking about idea of risk sharing, bringing ome skin to the game for colleges when it comes to student debt. that's been a huge issue in the hillary and even clinton has a proposal in this going forward. you have a conversation with the senate about restructuring. ow attainable is that goal since every senator has a stake in the outcome? >> it's a difficult goal, certainly, but if there were ever a time where it could get one, and i'm not saying it will, but if there were ever a time it could be done, that would probably be next year, because the senate electoral map 2016 election is so tight, that they really don't ve any idea whether mitch mcconnell, the republican majority leader or chuck schumer of new york will be the majority leade

obviously, he has a good, working relationship with senator patty murray. haven't they already begun to take some steps since restructuring student aid? ms. klein: yes. it seems those will be resurrected for a short time. obviously, it sounds like the senator's priorities are streamlining the financial aid process, talking about this idea of risk sharing, bringing some skin in the game for colleges. student that has been a huge issue in the presidential campaign. even hillary clinton has a proposal along those lines. ms. swain: you have covered congress broadly, and you heading conversation with the sensor about restructuring the senate. how it tenable is that goal? goal? a tenable is that mr. lesniewski: if there ever were a time where it could get done, and i'm not saying that it will, but if there was ever a time it could be a done -- it could get done, that would probably be next year. the senate electoral map for the election is so tight that they really don't have any idea whether a mitch mcconnell, a republican, the current majority leader, or chuck

has vowed to do what it takes. barack obama giving a speech on security following the attacks in california and paris. the critics say that it lacked any concrete policy changes. patty culhane from washington. >> the backdrop, the oval office. this is only the third time that barack obama has used the office to send a message. the president telling inference he has a strategy to defeat isil. >> the threat is real, but we will overcome it. >> according to polls 57% disapprove how he's handling the fight against isil. 72% say that the effort is going badly. and 60% say that it is time to send more troops into iraq and syria. >> for god's sakes, mr. president change our strategy, come up with a ground force to go in "g" in and destroy the caliphate before we get hit here at home. >> the president has his own criticism for the u.s. congress saying its time for new gun control legislation. that is unlikely. just last week the senate voted down a bill that would keep people on the know-fly list from buying weapons. president obama also urged americans not to frame this as a war against islam. >> that, too, is what groups like isil want. isil does not speak for islam. they

at the children's hospital in oakland for one of their own. 66-year-old nurse patty alvarez died sunday night after what has been an agonizing few days for her family and coworkers. the nurse was working the overnight shift wednesday night just before thanksgiving. alvarez was crossing 52nd st. to get a stethoscope from her car in the parking garage across the street when an suv hit her in the crosswalk. suddenly this nurse who spent more than three decades helping patients, many in the emergency room, was an er patient herself. >> they acted valiantly and professionally and did everything they were supposed to do for the initial resuscitation. they are phenomenal people as well. >> reporter: police say the driver appeared to have missed the turn for the parking garage, through his car in reverse, and moving backward fast it alvarez in the cost walk -- crosswalk. the drivers under arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence and could face more serious charges. after four days at highland hospital in grave condition, sunday night, alvarez's family made the decision to take her off life support. and sh

staff at ucsf benioff children's hospital for one of their own. 66-year-old nurse patty alvarez died sunday night after what has been an agonizing few days for her family and coworkers. the nurse was working the overnight shift wednesday night just before thanksgiving. alvarez was crossing 62nd street just outside the hospital to get a stetascope from her car in a parking lot across the street. when an suv hit her in the crosswalk. suddenly, this nurse who spent more than three decades helping patients many of them in the

right in time for the premiere of the movie, so you timed that very well, patty watch are some of the other images that hubble hasaptured stars in gala galaxies say far far away? >> hubble is iconic, its images so beautiful, star forming regions in galaxies light up s looat nearby, like spiral similar to the milky way, see where the star forming region, gal axe axis colliding looking further back in time, deep fields, where you can see 10,000 gal axis just along our line of site like core sample of the entire universe showing us house galaxies evolve, the star formation history as time goes on. >> it is pretty amazing really opens your eyes to what's out there. >> we have to call it a classic, showing us amazing image for so long. >> what do you think it holds for hubble until. >> two years g going strong, one of the amazing things about hubble, visited bias tree mount five times. and they left it at the peak of its scientific capability on last services mission, so actually team of scientist and engineers work together to keep the telescope healthy and observing until 2020. we call it hubble's 2020 vision. alway

. >> that hilarious video turned patty labelle's pies into a internet sensation and it is causing them to sellout. now wal-mart has good news if you are trying to get your hand on one of the popular pies. >>> hey, did you hear, guys from five seconds are of sum iser are in town right new one of the several acts perform tonight at jingle ball at wells fargo center. we check and there are still tickets a available if you wanting to. we will be right back. want to do a mitzvah this hanukkah? support i have a dream foundation. help a child achieve the dream of a higher education. cbs cares. of a higher education. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,blind. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. investigators believe syed rizwan farook may have planned an attack earlier, to last weeks attack. citing u.s. officials, cnn is reporting farouk and another unidentified individual conspired to carry out an attack in 2012. but the the pair quote got spooked, and decided not to go through with their plans. >>> meanwhile first responders had a chan

. >> the parade has grown to 120 miles through the city for five hours. patty fon took her family including four foster children. >> it's a very fun family time. i come to my sister's and we have a nice time, just celebrate and let them know this is what christmas is all about. >> reporter: they already have their christmas wishes. >> i asked for an ipad. >> i like to spend time with my family. >> it's actually not winter yet. i don't know why it's not snowing. >> reporter: there was one present that needed extra special care this christmas eve. mrs. claus herself delivered the surprise that perhaps created the most excitement. >> i did not even expect it at all, at all. so it's great. >> santa and mrs. claus -- delivering presents. >> but in the full garb. they must have been sweating. >> it is a little warmer than that. , i believe it's quite a few >>> it's a -- in fact, i believe it's quite a few degrees warmer than normal. >>> it's a scorcher out there. boston 69 degrees, hartford 69 degrees with the old record being 59 degrees, wooster also breaking a reco

has vowed to defeat terrorism and destroy i.s.i.l. and his rare televised address came in the wake of wednesday's mass shooting in california which 14 people died and a white house correspondent pattyts. >> on wednesday 14 americans. >> reporter: the back drop the oval office and this is the third time that u.s. president barack obama has used the setting for a national address meant to send a message of seriousness after the attacks in california that left 14 dead and investigators looking into whether the killers were inspired by the i.s.i.s. and levante and says he has the authority to defeat the group. >> the threat of terrorism is real but we will overcome it. >> reporter: having a tough time and according to polls 57% disapprove how he handles i.s.i.l. and others say the effort is going badly and 60% say it's time to send more troops into iraq and syria, his strategy is facing serious criticism from republican candidates. >> change your strategy, come up with a ground force to go in and destroy them before we get hit here at home. >> reporter: the president had criticism for u.s. congress saying it's time for new gun control legislation. that is unlikely. just last week the s

patty's piece. by hiking it's benchmark rate, the fed has deemed the economy strong enough, strong enough for whom? big business? big banks, or main street, or both? >> that's a good question. i think in the fed's view, and the fed is fairly committed to the dual mandate, which is low inflation, and sustainable and meaningful employment, not so strong that it causes undue inflation, so i think that it's committed to these main street goals. it's not raising rates because of market pressures, but the question remains, and if you talk to average americans, is the economy strong enough to withstand this? it's not so clear. the inflation rate is very low, and it has been below the fed's target for almost three years, and the fed foresees it remaining that way for another three years, and that's another sign of weakness in the economy, that wages aren't growing fast. >> that's where you're driving me, and that's where i'm going to go next. maximum sustainable unemployment. and the wages are creeping along, they don't pay as much as they lost. and there are millions on the sidelines, and yet the banks ar

president obama has said he has a plan for how to end the war in syria. let's bring in our patty calhane who is in paris traveling with the president. what is the plan? >> well, i think when we heard from the president at his press son presence before departing paris, which should be wheels up any moment now, laid out exactly how he sees the syrian conflict ending. he talked about the vienna process and right now, jordan is putting together a list of groups they call the moderate opposition. it's everybody even r.b.i. agrees needs a seat at the table. these groups would have a ceasefire with the forces fighting on behalf of bashar al assad. there will be slowly areas of calm spreading throughout syria while these groups and the assad forces continue to fight isil. the big problem is president putin of russia. he has beennessent that bashar al assad has to be part of the solution. obviously the u.s. led coalition believes that he does have to eventually leave power. here's what u.s. president barack obama had to see about the timing. >> it is possible over the next several months

has.' josh: this will be the 3rd trip to pasadena for patty and todd bohlender and they are just happy to be back. sot: 215750 'its been a long time coming. had a blast last time and im sure its going to be a great time this time.' josh: now that the travel part is taken care of... there is just one more thing to worry about. sot: 220106 'i airport management says the 7 chartered flights taking fans to l-a all appear to be on schedule. we'll have more on the rose bowl from pasadena...later in sports... there's still much more to come tonight.... coming up at 9-30 -- his tickled the ivories for more than half his life... but has never preformed before a major audience -- until now how a 93 year old man is adjusting to his new found fame and the iowa caucuses are just over a month away... in a crowded republican field -- why rick santorum says he's not worried about his low poll numbers plus...donald trump is back in iowa tonight... were he met a huge crowd...and why he says now is the time to spend millions on ads. from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..you're watching the channel 13 new

has vowed to defeat terrorism and destroy isil. his address came in the wake of wednesday's mass shooting in california, in which 14 people died. white house correspondent patty culhane reports. >> on wednesday. >> the backdrop, the oval office. this is only the third time that president barack obama has used this setting for a national address used to send a message of seriousness. investigators looking into whether the killers were inspired by the islamic state in iraq and the levant. the president telling americans that he has a strategy to defeat the group. >> the threat from terrorism is real, but we will overcome it. >> he has had a tough time convincing the majority of americans. 57% disapprove of how he's handling the fight against isil. 72% say the effort is going badly, and 60% say that it's time to send more troops to iraq and syria. his strategy is facing criticism from republican presidential candidates. >> for god sakes, come up with a ground force that go in and destroy the caliphate before we get hit here at home. >> the president had his own criticism for the u.s. congress saying its time for new gun control legislation. that is unlikely. jus

patties and they are done. whether you serve these tonight or in the weeks to come, i know you will love how much flavor these has -- these have. for our many crabcakes. as a way to help you welcome and the new year. i'm howard and the mr. food test kitchen wishing you everything you wish for. of it >>> remember, you can head out to main street and surveyed today for a new year celebration. you can see a full list of all the activities. it is jampacked including a all of the information is on our website at wltx.com and you can see the action from your own home because news 19 will be live from the event from 11:00 p.m. until 12:30 a.m. in the morning. if you don't feel like going outside or for whatever reason you need to stay at home you can end watches here. >> watch us as everybody celebrates. as long as we can get rid of the rain i think a lot of people will head out. the rain is falling but you can see the concentration is pretty much the eastern half of the midlands. still light rain falling here in columbia. 71 degrees and that is our high. with light sprinkles as we get into this evening, again dress acc

has too. the departures are the latest since the election of new mayor patty carson in november. the town is conducting a search for a new police chief after the police chief too resigned. charleston county deputies are striking back against accusations by al sharpton's national action network over a stabbing incident. the sheriff's department said quote "our approach to this particular incident is no different from any other criminal acts that our agency has investigated in the past." greg brown says he was stabbed at a convenience store on christmas day when he tried to break up a fight between two women. one man has been arrested for the stabbing and charged with first degree assault. the national action network accused the sheriff's department of "not" "i just want him to be in jail..justice to be served. it didn't matter if he was white, black...i just want the job to be done the right way." investigators say brown will also be charged in this case, for stomping on the stabbing suspect. the family of a woman killed by a train while shooting a movie are asking a judge to keep

pattying clinton by five points. so that's a swing of 16 points. he has lost ground by 16 points in a mere month. what do you make of that? >> i wouldn't put too much stock into that. because it's going to change again and again. trump is a very, very favorable to the base. so first he's got to win the nomination. then take on clinton. he's not even head to head with hillary clinton. i think she gets her clocked cleaned. he's so good at it. he has dominated. she has trouble. she's not bill clinton. bill clinton is so good at it too. i think head to head trump will beat her. >> glad you brought up bill clinton. hillary clinton is pulling out what she calls her not so secret weapon, her husband bill. the former president expected to play a big role in the new and more combative days of hillary clinton's presidential campaign as he stumps for his wife in important early states. peter nicholas of the wall street journal has a story. he writes, "throwing mr. clinton into the mix could further escalate the rhetoric between the trump and clinton campaigns. in the 2008 presidential race, the former presi

has submitted hers too. the two of them are the latest town workers to leave since the election of new mayor patty carson in november. the town is conducting a search for a new police chief after he quit too. the water is back on in westt& columbia but now water customers there will have to boil it. this morning, the city shut off water lines for a relocation project near leaphart and mineral springs road. now the area is under a boil water advisory. it impacts more than two dozen blocks in and around the leaphart road area. that means people in the area should boil their water for at least one full minute before using it. we'll let you know when the advisory has been lifted. a former member of the harlem globetrotters and "general" lee holman died on he was 65. a public viewing is happening now at bostick-tompkins funeral home until 8 p-m. holman's funeral is set for 1 p-m tomorrow at westside holiness church in west columbia. he will be laid to rest in lexington at woodridge memorial gardens up next on the n ns at 7 palmetto state faith leaders are break 1 the holidays will be a little dominion resources

has been one of our busiest years ever. not only a lot of orders on the internet, but a ton of customers coming up. >> reporter: the owner of john and patty'sready delivered an early christmas present by providing weeks of warmth. >> it helps a lot. we're probably up about 30%. >> reporter: the restaurant has been unusually busy for november and december. >> i think we're getting a lot of people from, you know, because of the weather. it's not typical. >> reporter: and she tells me there's even been a wait for tables in the restaurant's outdoor seating area, which they've been using every weekend. live in ocean city, i'm ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." >>> and these record warm temperatures are not exactly ice skating weather. no one is out there for a reason. take a live look here at penn's landing. the rink is closed for skating today. the ice is melting, and the lodge in the cottage areas at winter fest are still open, though. just one week away from celebrating the new year. nbc 10 is helping your family ring in 2016. this sure, the fireworks display also be held live on nbc 10. you can watch on nbc10.com or the news app. catch the early

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has a simple tip that could save lives. <, nlvpd: "witnesses have given account the scene that struck this man a 24 year old - on a moped riding down las vegas blvd fatally struck by a ofc. aaron patty: he vegas blvd. and a neighboring agency was able to stop - or locate and stop that vehicle" police 35 year old david coleman was and faces charges including driving under the influence resulting in death and leaving the scene of an accident. nats - but saturday's crash is only the most recent in a long line of tragedies irresponsible choices. erin breen - director of vulnerable road users project at unlv.: for sure beginning with halloween it seems like crash after crash after crash has been an impaired driver involving every kind of road user. drinking and driving often times aggravating the situation. and with the holidays underway- nats breen says preventing tragedies is simple... erin breen: number one thing that i tell everybody is plan ahead and if you're going out to drink at al - if you're going to a party and you know