>> i know the character of paul franks.mething he wouldn't do. >> i won't put up with you talking to my driver like that. >> i ain't listening to you, buddy. you get back in that ambulance you get your [ muted ] back in that ambulance or i'll take you in. i'm talking to the driver. >> paramedic white says he wouldn't let the trooper talk to his driver because he believed his patient would suffer from any delay. he tells the trooper about the patient, but the trooper persists. >> we got a patient in this unit right now. >> you want to go ahead and pull over to the side of the road when there's an emergency vehicle behind you? >> the logical thing to do would be to take it up at the hospital or take it up with us later. but he totally ignored my statement that we have a patient on board. >> you better get back in that ambulance before you get your butt to jail now. you understand me? >> after we take the patient to the hospital, you can take me to jail. we will discuss this, okay? >> paramedic white refuses to back down. his

we understand that we have a statement from the general manager of the mbta, frank de paul a. and he said that the passenger safety is the highest for the mbta and this is troubling. it's under investigation by the transit police detectives, and witnesses be obviously are going to be interviewed here, the train operator as well. people able to tamper with the safety device contained in the cab, and you have as well, and i do too, a statement from the press secretary for governor charlie baker, saying that the governor is grateful that obviously no passengers were injured in this incident. and he's calling it troubling as well. and they will be monitoring the investigation very closely too. >> and again, the mbta is confirmed that an employee was struck by this train and received a minor injury. we're waiting to hear what capacity this employee worked with the mbta and where it occurred as we look live over sky hd. and the boston fbi is aware that there's an incident and they're in contact with the transit police. so it's very interesting that the fbi is involved. and again, th

but there's cnn announcing with no fanfare whatsoever that rand paul has made the debate. and up next, frankinatra. and then throughout the day yesterday and today they keep talking about rand paul making their own debate as if somehow his polling numbers justified it, which they don't. i mean, cnn is not like a cockamamie off the rails news organization. but what they're doing here, this is so weird. >> senator rand paul will indeed be on the debate stage tomorrow night. at the very last minute paul qualified for the main stage after a fox news poll showed his supports up to 5% in iowa. >> that's not true. there was a fox news poll that showed him at 5% in iowa but that wasn't enough to qualify him for the cnn debate under cnn's own rules. he doesn't get a polling average of 4% or more in iowa. even with the late-breaking iowa fox news poll. but cnn has just -- i don't mean to be weird. but they have been -- i hesitate to say lying, but they've been lying about this on their own air for a couple of days now and i really don't understand why. >> doug stafford joins me now. he's the senior st

we had an amazing thing happen in 2010, barney frank and rand paul, his father, they're both congressman, they got together in a-- in a caucus and they staffed it to take on the bloated military budget, left-right right there. a lot of taboos get lifted, and you'll find a lot of politicians who you don't think agree with you, and they're free. they can be like martin luther king, "free at last. free at last." why don't you take those taboos out. i can go on with the, you know, the others. i mean, in the congress you're talking about, debra? >> uh-hmm. well, the question was in washington. so... >> oh, yeah. i mean, look, i would vote for 15% of the congress. i'd willingly vote for them, one five, it's going-- then going down. >> i know you like jerry brown. who do you like from california? >> california, well, again, on domestic issues, george miller, i like him very much. >> he's retired. >> yeah, he's retired. henry waxman represents, to me, you know, i have this rule, i'm for term limits, but not six years, twelve years. "why?" they ask me? because after 12 years, most members of cong

paul chambers live at the command post with what we have learned. >> reporter: frank, i would tell you the community is quiet again. for several hours, the streets were held with police focused on this home behind me where the suspect was held up for several hours. he was taken into custody after 7:30. anthony kirincic is now in custody after being on the run since saturday. >> at four number 5 pm, one of our surveillance team located the suspect in the area of residence associated with the family.>> reporter: he is the man that san mateo police stabbed his estranged girlfriend, colleen strachan on saturday. the two had many domestic quarrels and he served time for domestic abuse. on saturday, the woman called police to tell her she had been stabbed. when they arrived, she was dead. officers kept corinne zink under surveillance and found in here at the home of his family in redwood city. neighbors had to shelter in place while officers tried to convince him to give up. minutes after that flash bang, he was in custody.>> they safely took the suspect into custody. i can report he is unde

frank for. -- head out to frankfurt. the first question is we get this data point for the eurozone . is it going to play into any of the thinking? paulnot really. the reason is the ecb is looking at medium-term inflation. the concern here is even if you do get a cup inflation, it will be because the drop in energy prices of late last year. inflation is forecast to remain unchanged at 4.1%. as draghi said, core inflation is a good indicator of where headline inflation ends up. core is too low, we suggest more stimulus will be needed. not everyone agrees. that is what seems to be priced into the market. jonathan: paul, i am interested in the debate of the ecb and if there is anyone there who thinks maybe it is not working. they said they would get inflation back to target as quickly as possible. it has not happened. is it outside of their control? paul: i would argue they do have control over inflation. this is key to the central banks credibility. the concern is if you keep pushing out the data once you hit your inflation target, you lose the credibility. your job becomes far harder. you lose altogether. that is an argument for more s

let's be frank, there is a lot we don't know and law enforcement doesn't know. i'm joined by bob baer and paul cruickshank. when we spoke last night while we were covering this breaking story, you said today we'll hear more about terrorism and have. what do you make of the piece of the puzzle that have come to light so far? >> we heard some. when you look at past terrorism attacks, at this point in time we would know what is going on. were they radicalized? >> they would have more of a trail. >> this is very strange. this whole case has been strange from the beginning and we're even still to this point talking about possible workplace violence, which to me doesn't seem even possible. >> that's particularly strange, it's strange as a pure terrorism case and seems very strange as a workplace violence case. i don't know of many workplace violence incidents or school shootings except for columbine where you had two shooters. >> high-powered weapons, plan to actually do the attack and get away, i mean, this has all the classic signs of terrorists events that we've seen around the world. >> and to g

ktvu's paul chambers is at city hall tonight, where that meeting is still underway, and the topic of police use of force just came up. >> reporter: that is correct frank. chief sur says they were working on a national model where the possibility is that a lethal use of force would only be used on a person with a gun. we talked about that vigil. people are still out here nearly five hours after it started, talking about a meeting. a group of people came together to hold a protest for 26-year- old mario woods. woods is the man san francisco police shot and killed last wednesday after he was suspected of stabbing a man he didn't know. when police confronted woods, they say they demanded he drop the knife. when he didn't, police tried several non-lethal methods to disarm him. >> hit with bean bags, pepper spray. you have nine cops there, and they couldn't figure out how to get this man handcuffed without killing him. >> right now, mario woods' body lays with 21 bullet holes. 21 in his body. >> reporter: that man claims to represent woods' family. he was one of dozens of people who packed the meeting where commissioners were supposed to discuss whether or

frank somerville. suing firefighters moved fast the complex includes professional offices and condos located south of jaclyn's where and it is literally right next door to our studios. paul chambers is at the scene to show us what happened. >> firefighters putting out hotspots and this place was flooded with firefighters. the portobello office building was inspected by tonight's fire. we can pan over a little bit. things could have been a lot worse. >> around 7:15 pm plans relating into the sky. & markets in the office of space here. >> i thought it was on the other side of the complex. it's no big deal. i was watching tv and not paying attention. >> this is little high, camera on the roof. you can see smoke pouring from the building. firefighters contained six units. >> this did not stop him between floors. it ran up the length of the building into the attic space. >> some worry about their workspace while people working next-door new that any moment. the fire could have spread to their unit. >>crews were able to contain the fire relatively quickly with no injuries but a lot of damage. soon it we had to open up ceilings and walls to see if there was fire in those areas.

it is effective, i have absolutely frank and candid and i must confess that it is effective which was needed in the past. luckily it requires more. >> thank you paul so much for speaking this evening and sharing some interesting thoughts. his question, i'm curious to know if you could share the outreach efforts have undertaken in washington and the united states is the top pakistani diplomat in america do in your. what have you done, what are you currently doing and what would you like to achieve in the future? >> my job as investor pakistan is not only to promote the interests of my own country and this great country but also to build strong relationship with other countries. i can only build that strong relationship stronger but regular direction with the members of the administration. i'm very fortunate and lucky that i have a very good relationship with almost every instant tuition within the united states of america. the state department, the department of defense, the intelligence community, commerce or u.s. dr. education, economic cooperation trade development is another area of my responsibility. i have reason to be satisfied that in the l

it is effective, i have absolutely frank and candid and i must confess that it is effective which was needed in the past. luckily it requires more. >> thank you paul so much for speaking this evening and sharing some interesting thoughts. his question, i'm curious to know if you could share the outreach efforts have undertaken in washington and the united states is the top pakistani diplomat in america do in your. what have you done, what are you currently doing and what would you like to achieve in the future? >> my job as investor pakistan is not only to promote the interests of my own country and this great country but also to build strong relationship with other countries. i can only build that strong relationship stronger but regular direction with the members of the administration. i'm very fortunate and lucky that i have a very good relationship with almost every instant tuition within the united states of america. the state department, the department of defense, the intelligence community, commerce or u.s. dr. education, economic cooperation trade development is another area of my responsibility. i have reason to be satisfied that in the l

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frank: republican presidential hopeful lindsey graham is also considering ways to address terrorism. the south carolina senator spoke initiative forum in manchester yesterday. he took a moment to criticize opponents ted cruz and rand paul who he says voted to weaken n.s.a. surveillance. graham also said he wants to involved in the san bernardino shootings. graham: isis recruits more women to their cause than any other terrorist organization so what i want to know is was she radicalized before she met. was this a terrorist-arranged marriage? if so, we need to look at our visa system anew. frank: graham says the best way to curb isis recruitment is by defeating the terror group overseas. karen: investigators are still looking into what sparked this fire in gloucester early saturday morning. the fire on woodman avenue went to three alarms. firefighters think it may have started in the basement of the two-and-a-half story house, which may have been unoccupied. no injuries were reported. right now the city of lynn has ordered the demolition of a home, burned in a deadly fire. the decision coming as the community mourns the four people the cause of that fire is still under investigation. now, the eye's juli mcdonald is learn

frank fiorina, thank you very much for being on the show. tough day. it's good to have you both on. >> thanks for having me. >> speaker of the house paul ryan joins us whenngs and his agenda for the house of representatives. we'll be right back. they come into this world ugly and messy. ideas are frightening because they threaten what is known. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. and then santa's workers zapped it right to our house. and that's how they got it here. cool. the magic of the season is here at the lexus december to remember sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. . >>> before i begin, i just want to say that we are all thinking about the current and ongoing tragedy in california today. and i would like to have a brief moment of silence now for those who are affected. please keep the victims and their families in your prayers right now. >> that was who is speaker paul ryan at last night's christmas tree lighting on capitol hill holding a moment of silence for the victims of the shooting massacre. and speaker ryan

paul was saying about dave brad, they are similar in their conservative ideas. i'm a businessman and i'm also director of a small bank and he didn't mention -- mentioned dodd-frankn. killing small-business and the economy. you are probably sitting in one of the most conservative countries -- areas in the country. they carried ted big-time. dave came in and right up until that night until finally he took it to him. i think if the party had an on the other things the country particularly what happened out of mississippi so i think the movement is afoot and probably trump, putting him in person they have 50, 60, 70% of the photos of there's a movement going on and people are just sick of washington d.c.. >> thank you both for sting with this. i'm going to move over and talked to more artistic bent of his rally. was there one thing from senator cruz's speech that stands out tax. >> i really cannot answer that. >> what did you think about the event itself? >> fantastic. we knew dave rat before dave wanted to run and when he agreed to run i promised him that i would give him 24/7 for the rest of my life and ted cruz, those two guys are two of a kind. they come along o

frank la trano earns his first career hat trick. the bruins win the home at home series. celtics lose their third straight friday. thomas had a game high 29 points points. dennis shroder and paul mill stat make sure that the hawks i'm brian salmond fox 25 sports. ; anchor: crown a miss universe. steve harvey hosting the show from las vegas. and they told us how they're preparing for the big show. ; i'm going to be wearing double stick [inaudible] in this area right here so nothing pops out. i'll have my double stick cape so these puppies don't pop out. ; anchor: all righty steve harvey. miss universe airs tomorrow night at 7 here on fox 25. you can see who is crowned this year's winner and stick around for fox 25 news at 10. >>> a local teenagers night on the court turns into a perfect game. the reason lebron james came over to shake his hand. ; reporter: and we've got temperatures in the 30s feeling like it's below freezing with if you're headed north this temperatures in the ; anchor: right now cold and blustery today. tracking a few snow showers. my time line when we warm up. ; anchor: investigate a 2 car crash overnight. what police say about the status of 3 people who wer