>> paul green tries to prepare for his time in prison. >> how about now? >> he stinks.ver -- never hit it. >> and another inmate in the ad seg unit contemplates his potential prison sentence. >> i killed somebody. i do deserve to go to prison. but not for the rest of my life. . your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. >>> breaking news we are following on the las vegas strip multiple injuries after witnesses say a car went up on the sidewalk mowing down pedestrians. we don't have a firm number on the number of those injured. local hospitals report treating at least ten people. the driver is in custody. people are investigating what's happened and advising people to stay clear of the area. we'll have more on this story as we get it. back to "lock-up." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> when pall green looks out the window his cell inside the hamilton justice cen

paul green is a roosevelt university political scientist. what does the new guy, whoever that is, have to do in. >> first pray. and after he or she prays, then find a way to calm things down. >> reporter: along those lines, the mayor has just created a new police accountability task force, scott, to help restore public trust and confidence in the lacking. >> pelley: dean reynolds in chicago tonight. thanks, dean. the united states is about to get more deeply involved in the war against isis in iraq and syria with more special operations forces on the ground. the pentagon. >> reporter: about 200 u.s. special operations forces will city of irbil from where they will launch raids against isis in both iraq and syria. testifying before the house armed services committee, defense secretary carter revealed plans for what he called "targeting force." >> it's important capability because it takes advantage of what we're good at and it puts everybody on notice in syria that you don't know at night who [gunfire] >> reporter: until now, american command

transperancy after weeks of protests (nats protests) emanuel-political experts say-facing an uphill battle paul green, director, institute for politics, roosevelt univ. alex: is this all part of a strategy? paul: well sure, it's all part of a strategy because he knows now everything's going to get out. the coleman video only the latest fallout for the cpd. dashcam video of two fatal shootings released in recent weeks. alex perez / chicago illinois and more fallout possible. a bench trial for a chicago police commander accused of excessive force got underway today?.and tomorrow another anti-emanuel protest scheduled right here outside city hall. david? jessica rae: less than a week after a former was sentenced for sexual misconduct with a student... the mother of that student is filing suit against the sioux city school district and employee erick deleon. the lawsuit claims the school district failed to provide enough supervision to prevent her daughter from being exploited by deleon. the parent also claims there were no policies in place to protect the girl from the emotional damage her daughter sust

paul, green bay, southern canada, north of toronto toward montreal, talking about a span of 6-12 inches. in new england in particular, we expect to find 1/2 foot of snow when you get north of concord, new hampshire. ski country needs this. they are going to get it. snowmobile country needs it. they are going to get it. where we don't need it is boston, worcester, hartford and springfield. prolonged freezing rain. that may cause problem with travel and power outages. it will be a busy morning tomorrow morning. >> a rude awakens. matt noyes, thank you. >>> we want to take you to hard-hit garland, texas, just outside of dallas. >> reporter: as you can tell, the cleanup is under way here in the town of garland. this is the apartment complex that was demolished here. these are a landmark apartments. this is where an ef-4 tornado with winds between 107 and 180 miles per hour, according to the forecasters who were out here surveying the damage, this is the type of damage that will occur in that type of storm. they say that the path of the storm was 13 miles long at a width of 550 yards. it wen

that same day, senator marco rubio will speak at green valley ranch. rand paul will also hold a rally on tuesday. governor john kasich will meet with voters for coffee at tipsy coffee house tuesday morning. ben carson and carly fiorina have post- debate plans to campaign in northern nevada./// ((denise valdez)) > the snow is coming down hard in the sierra nevada mountains -- which is good news for local ski resorts. and it's good snow -- the powdery stuff instead of slush. the sugar bowl ski resort in california opened for the season one day early thanks to the good packing snow. the donner ski ranch doesn't make its own snow and is preparing to open for the first time tomorrow -- they've been waiting for a winter this good for five years. they aren't the only ones mount charleston and lee canyon are in for a really good weekend. ((tedd florendo))

green 93-70. one day after paul rhoads' final game, iowa state had a new head football coach. matt campbell was introduced today in ames, one day after his 36th birthday. campbell led toledo to a 35-15 record in four years, including three nine-win seasons and two bowl wins. this year's rocket team beat double overtime, back in week 3. the cyclones have just 8 wins in the last three seasons, and he knows the challenge it will be to consistenly win. "to reach your full potential. that's what i'm going to ask each and every one of these young men that i get a chacne to meet with today to do. to get to that point, that's hard. it takes discipline and commitment. it takes the foundation, from my end, to bring that day in and day out as well. you can't just talk it. you have to show it." discipline has been evident in campbell's teams. in the 2013 and 2014 seasons, toledo's rushing offense finished 12th and 14th in the country, respectively. campbell says this was the right move, and the program hopes they have the right guy to take the cyclones to the next level. "there was a lot

((paul joncich)) today -- he's near warm springs and green valley. tedd? toss to weather ((tedd florendo)) >((some high but also mild again too in the 60's by afternoon. op winds remained for the most part light with some breezes in the northern sections of the valley. expected to get even windier tomorrow afternoon. ............................... .............. let's go to our satellite and radar, fairly quite for southern nevada the desert southwest. keeping our eye on the next system that will bring big winds and colder weather by tomorrow and christmas day. more rain in the pacific northwest with upper elevation snow. ............................... ......... now let's head over to the midwest where we're having severe weather. numerous tornado alerts have been issued from iowa, the ohio valley and all the way down to the deep south with biggest chances towards alabama. big squall line can bring all sorts of problems for travelers ............................... ............. also a reminder you can get the ski report on our website at las vegasnow- d

green card. >> reporter: rand paul's spiceiest debate yet. >> marco has more allegiance to chuck schumer and the liberals than conservative policy. >> reporter: chris christie running second in the polls mocked the senators for their legislative bickering. >> if you'reeyes are glazing over like mine, this is what it's like on the floor of the united states senate. >> reporter: the next debate is january 14th, hosted by fbn, it's in south carolina and comes two weeks before the first in the nation iowa caucuses. lou: perfect together, south carolina and the fox business network. carl cameron reporting. >>> stephanie rawlings-blake is appealing for peaceful demonstrations after a judge declared a mistrial in the first trial in the death of freddie gray. quite a turnaround for the mayor who said in april it was okay for rioters to vent anger by looting and destroying property in her city. officer porter is the first of six police officers to stand trial in gray's death. today's mistrial after the judge was told they could not reach a verdict on any of the four charges against him. a hung trial a bl

green card. >> it was rand paul's feistiest debate yet. >> marco has more allegiance to the liberals than to conservative policy. >> chris christie mocked the senators for their legislative bickering. >> if your eyes are glazing over likes mine this is like being on the floor of the united states senate. >> the next debate is january 14th hosted by fbn. it's in south carolina and comes two weeks before the iwowa caucuses. >> joining us is ed rollings and michael goodwin. great to have you both here. let's start with rubio and cruz. the cage match we hadn't expected. what do you make of it? >> look, i think they hurt each other a bit. they opened up some areas where i think they can both be damaged though, with cruz, of course, it was the vote against the national defense bill. and with rubio, it's the amnesty issue. those were out there but i think they exploited them. i think trump benefits because the two guys fighting for second place are beating up each other. >> did you notice rubio would not respond to the fact he was on the g 8 comprehensive immigration reform committee? >> gang of eight. >> yeah.

for the pbs newshour, this is economics correspondent paul solman, reporting from the yellow woods and green mountains of northern new england. >> woodruff: now the ever- continuing, and yes, inescapable saga of star wars, as the feature film, "episode vii: the force awakens," opens nationwide this weekend, including at some theaters tonight. jeffrey brown has our look at what's become a touchstone of movie storytelling and money- making. >> we could say the forgs has reawakened but for fans, and they are leg, on, it's barely taken a nap, not since the lart 1970s. they were out in force at the frenzied glittery, weird and wild los angeles premier earlier this week. >> nothing will stand in our way. >> to see the start of a new triology for a series, franchise, a universe that can seemingly go on forever. >> in its article, the force will be with us always, adam rogers of wired magazine refers to "star wars" as an example of a parras could am. >> in psychology terms it is an imagine world. you can have a year zero and go forward and back and just set stories in the perocosm and people are fam

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paul airport. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news i'm anne-marie green. >>> at least seven people are dead this morning as violent weather sweeps across the midwest and south. tornadoes slammed into several mississippi communities, killing at least four people, including a 7-year-old boy. at least 40 people are hurt and two are missing. a massive tornado hurled debris across traffic on i-55 in mississippi. the powerful winds flipped a semi on to its side. at least 22 tornadoes were reported across six states. the national storm prediction center called the weather particularly dangerous. omar villafranca shows us the widespread destruction. >> reporter: a large tornado plowed through northern mississippi wednesday afternoon near the town of clarksdale. the tornado was apparently on the ground for ten minutes, damaging homes and blowing a tractor-trailer off the road. the storm moved toward nearby comeau, wrecking houses and out >> several tornadoes spread out over a wide area. some into illinois and eastern parts of iowa and indiana. >> reporter: drivers could barely make their wa

paul ryan. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> the nation, reeling this morning, after a day of terror in california. >>> armed attackers stormed into a social services building leaving 14 people dead and numerous others injured, this morning we are learning more about the two shooters killed by police. >>> today is thursday,e two december 3rd, good morning, glad you are with us, i'm nicole brewer, erika has the the day off but i'm joined by the the lovely katie and meisha. good morning, ladies. >> good morning, happy thursday you guys. good news is right now roadways are looking dry more so then yesterday. what can we look forward to today. dry weather.

green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers and chris paul had fun making those trick shots at the milwaukee panther arena. one shot was called the elevated coffin coroner. >> it's a lot of fun to watch but it really all was for a good cause. state farm insurance donating $25,000 to the athletes' favorite charities. >> actually the charity was a fund for children who have had cancer. so all for a good cause. if you watch that video again on our website, it's pretty amazing. where they throw a football at some guy and hit the thing on his helmet. >> talent. >>> coming up, spacex making history after successfully completing its first vertical landing. after the break, why some experts say this could be huge for space exploration. [ d[ bark ] ] there it is! [ gasps ] oh no! look, the sky's awake! ♪ that. was. epic! [ bark ] >>> another advancement in space flight from the florida coast. >> spacex is celebrating a groundbreaking achievement that could make space exploration more affordable. >> a spacex falcon 9 rocket shoot in to the florida sky. the 23 story tall rocket carrying 11 communicatio

paul ryan will light it december 2nd. it will stay that way until january 2nd. on the west lawn of the capitol, molette green, news4. >> we've posted more information on the tree on our app. >>> you may be planning a trip to the stores to shop for the holidays. but are you saving as much as you think? consumer reporter erika gonzalez explains what landed some popular retailers in court. >> reporter: people shop outlet stores for one reason. >> you get more for your money. >> reporter: consumers say they save big. >> i think you get a better deal. when you go to the outlets, it's almost like 50% off. >> don't believe the price tag. >> reporter: he's a class action lawyer who has filed lawsuits against seven major outlet retailers. they accuse the stores of fraud, displaying deceptive savings on their price tags. >> they've made up this comparison price. >> reporter: the price tags look like this. a "compare at" or manufacturer's suggested retail price followed by a substantial savings. but since the item may never have sold at a regular store, consumers think they're getting a better deal than they really are

((paul joncich)) tedd florendo has been visiting them as he does his forecasts all week. tonight he is out near warm springs and green valley parkway... tedd? < ((some high clouds this day but also mild again too in the 60's by afternoon. winds remained for the most part light with some breezes in the northern sections of the valley. expected to get even windier tomorrow afternoon. ............................... .............. radar, fairly quite for southern nevada the desert southwest. keeping our eye on the next system that will bring big winds and colder weather by tomorrow and christmas day. more rain in the pacific northwest with upper elevation snow. ......... now let's head over to the midwest where we're having severe weather. numerous tornado alerts have been issued from iowa, the ohio valley and all the way down to the deep south with biggest chances towards alabama. big squall line can bring all sorts of problems for travelers ............................... ............. also a reminder you can get the ski report on our website at las vegasnow- dot-com for the ski report just head over to the sections t

((paul joncich)) a garage fire on monday burned up all of the family's gifts... along with their cars, bicycles and other property. sarah greene reports on how one jolly man in red turned things around for them kate and joshua vrieswyk haven't always had the happiest of holidays, between josh's 8 years as an active duty marine and health emergencies due to kate's lupus. and after a fire destroyed the vrieswyk's garage this week, they say they're just happy they have a home this holiday... however...they weren't sure how a christmas...the children's gifts were stored in the garage.... (kate wrieswyk) "we've always worked hard to give our kids whatever they need, or even try to give them what they wanted and for us to think that it was all going to be taken away from them ...and they did nothing to deserve that. it was really hard. " when santa and mrs. claus heard what happened from a close friend, who also happens to be the vrieswyk's neighbor. they knew they had to help. they brought all three kids toys, a gift for mom and dad, and gifts for the vrieswyk's neices whose gifts also got destroyed in the fire. (josh vrieswyk)

paul wiedefeld promised change. that's your 2015 in review. i'm aaron gilchrist, "news4." >>> good morning. i'm molette green at the live desk. this just in. a tenth suspect arrested in the paris terrorist attacks. we've just learned this from prosecutors in belgium and we've learned the man arrested is a belgium national identified as ayyub b. ten cell phones have been taken from his home and they're now being examined. we'll follow this story. >> good morning to you. i'm david culver. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. aaron and eun both have the day off. it's 2016 in samoa. >> we're still in 2015 at least for the next several hours and we wonder how the forecast is going to shab up as we head into the new year good. morn, chuck. >> hey, david and erika. just keep an eye out if you're out traveling around. temperatures certainly not cold by late december standards. we're in the upper 40s to near 50. our average high is 44. so your 24-hour focus, cloudy skies, mid-40s at 7:00 a.m. cold air finally coming our way. talking about how the weather's going to impact your travel plans. that's in ten minutes. new crash from melissa mollet who's working o

green flannel jacket and a gray hat usa on it. decker goes up in flames. tonight, about a dozen people many residents lost almost everything. paula burton has the story. -- paul burton has the story. >> reporter: cynthia robinson can't believer homes gone. the mother of four was preparing dinner for her family on the second for -- floor when she heard banging on her door. fire officials say the blaze and dorchester began on the first floor by candle.>> she was taking nail polish off with remover and it got lit by a candle. >> reporter: home was fully engulfed. the family made it out alive. err we got out of the house just in time.>> reporter: during the day, crews began boarding up the home as neighbors and strangers offer a hug and donate clothes. >> my car seat, everything. i lost everything. >> reporter: 13 people and two children have been displaced as families but cynthia lost everything she had on the second floor. she has no place to call home.>> after tomorrow morning, we are totally homeless.>> reporter: a glimmer of hope for cynthia is the recover -- child's picture. >> this puts a smile on my face.>> out of everything in the house, this means a who

paul burton, wbz news. >>> police are searching for a bank robbery suspect. they say this guy hit up a citizens bank at a stop and shop and took off this morning wearing a green flannel jacket green hat with usa written on it. >>> an armed and dangerous suspect turned himself in to police today. 31-year-old matthew martin robbed several banks in new hampshire, vermont and ludlow. we were offering a reward for his arrest. >>> the chipotle cleveland in circle is back open. the fast food restaurant shut down a few weeks ago amid an outbreak of norovirus. more than 100 customers were affected. then after inspectors cleared the location to reopen a water leak forced it to stay closed, but they have repaired that leak and are now open for business. >>> new details tonight about human remains found in upton. police now say the discovery does not appear suspicious. a local hunter found the remains in a wooded area yesterday afternoon near 200 minden street. officers called it an unintended death. the police and medical examiner are investigating what happened. >>> a vigil today for two people killed by chicago police. officers there killed a college early yesterday m

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green revolution." there was still little progress on other issues, including funding for developing nations and a long- term goal for phasing out fossil fuels. rand paul will be in the state tomorrow. he will speak at the waukee public library for a meet and greet tomorrow at noon. later in the afternoon hold a meet and greet at the fort dodge library at 2-30. then make his way to cedar falls bar for a event called "pints for liberty with rand paul" at 8-30 p-m. a metro food bank is turning to the community to help fill its shelves today. the iowa food bank association afternoon with their stock the pantry event. about 13 percent of the state's population will go hungry this holiday season and 1 in 5 children will go hungry. while, they are hoping to collect as many items as possible, it's more than just food they need. they are accepting all types of donations right now but the biggest need in local pantry is meat. one boy starts his own business so he can help others who are less fortunate this holiday season. and this seven year old's business is growing... coming up...met the young philanthropist and how his business works. the holidays bring out

green. announcer: on the next look atton journal," a how 2016 has differed from past presidential campaigns. tris.uest is paullas , author ofshirley "last act." you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. c-span, christmas at the white house. we will see michelle obama speak to troops and their families in the east room, and a tour of the holidayuse decorations. tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. night, a talkday about the second volume of mr. pearson's diaries. allt was just remarkable the things that he did, and sometimes he would criticize himself in the diary. if you read it not carefully, he can cross places where said, i think that column was too strong, or lyndon is going to get mad at me for the way i wrote that column. told what i wrote, i'm glad he read it. at 8:00r: sunday night eastern. c-span takes you on the road to the white house and into the classroom. cam year our student contest tells us what they want to hear from the candidates. www.c-span.org. texas a&m university hosted a forum on foreign policy. we hear from advisers on international women's issu

green, that blue sky. the clear sea. it sure looks like paradise to me. this guy knows. he's been everywhere. he's paul thoreau.a legendary travel writer. of the all the places he's been, all the places he's seen, he chose hawaii to live and he's lived here for 25 years. >> does it matter that it's america? >> it's the big thing that it's america. it has elements of the third world. the nicest elements of the third world which is that it is funky. there is self-respect. there's the pride. things that don't work at all. and then it's usa. where we are now. there's pta meetings here. they get together and watch the super bowl and it's the most main street usa you will find. >> town is a neighborhood spot in the district and as hawaii is the only state in the union that allows fishermen to sell to restaurants, the pan-roasted mahi-mahi is pretty damn good. it's not a particularly welcoming or friendly part of the world. contrary to the sort of the aloha myth. >> no, that's right. but no island is. nantucket isn't. the island of hawaii isn't. name an island that wants foreigners there. sicily? no way! no way. did a

paul, morning. >> thanks, reena, richard. i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but, here we go. it's monday all over. particularly in chicago, st. louis, little rock. over towards nashville. anywhere you see the green, look for blinding rain, scattered showers, big-time travel delays. mother nature will not just pick on the midwest. it's going to pick on the northeast as well. that front pushes through. it will bring with it more travel delays and in the midst of very warm air, it will be a spring-like shower with heavy downpours in the middle of december. back to you. richard? >> i do like paul's passion. >>> we turn now to new details in the investigation of the san bernardino massacre. after a three-day search, the fbi has finished dragging a nearby lake. still no word if they have found the missing hard drive belongi to syed farook and tashfeen malik. and now there are new questions about why screeners, who let malik into the cocountry, overlooked her social media accounts. on facebook, she discussed how she wanted to be p part of a violent jihad. >>> the fbi is investigating vandalism at two mosques in southern california. treating them as hate crimes. both were spray-painted and a hand grenad

paul christopher. minutesp in the next 20 , dow chemical and dupont make it official, announcing plans for a colossal chemicals deal. will regulators give them the green light? the founder ofth men's wearhouse about what went wrong. oil falling for the third straight day. what is driving down the market and how low i did go? ♪ david: [bloomberg markets. time for the bloomberg business flash. inflation at the wholesale level rose in november by the most in five months. producer prices -- rising profit margins upset the cheaper prices of goods. -- offset the cheaper prices of goods. americans starting to use that money the receiving -- they are saving from cheap gas. eight of 13 major categories showed improvement, leading the way were internet retailers comest in goods stores and apparel shops. federal regulators taking a closer look at walgreens plan to buy righite aid. experts say that suggests there are serious concerns about competition. both companies say they expect the request. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. remy has a look at some company news. >> looking at health care, some of the biotech stocks. i want to take a look

green cards. >> like the fireman and the arsonist have the same record because they're both at the scene of the fire. >> reporter: rand paul requested the temperament after a nnlz political scandal. judgment of someone who might want world war three, someone who might shut down a bridge because they don't like their friends. >> reporter: and fiorina quoted thatcher when laying out plans for isis. you want something talked about, ask a man. if you want something done, ask a woman. there are two debates for the gop candidates before the iowa caucus. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton also taking on the issue of terrorism, the democratic front runner pitched her plan to fight isis yesterday, it includes a closer look at the social media postings of visa applicants, clinton, sanders, and malley debate in new hampshire. >>> in los angeles, an e-mail threatening a shooting was a hoax. that e-mail was sent to the school board monday night, referencing assault rifles and other guns, and implying explosive devices, the superintendent closed down the police searched every school campus. new york city schools also received a similar thre

paul. >>> thank you. a bay area organ donor program has been suspended. coming up, the deaths that prompted this shutdown. >> and giving landlords the green light to rent unitse bay area city is breaking down the barriers to convert in-law units. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the pharmaceutical company unded. >>> the man known as the most hated man in america has resigned from the pharmaceutical company he found. martin shkreli stepped down from turning pharmaceuticals this morning following his arrest on securities fraud charges. he rose to infamy earlier this year when he jacked up the price of a drug by 5,000%. it may soon become illegal for anyone under 18 to use tanning beds. surveys show that tanning beds are used mostly by teenaged girls. it's part of an effort to try to reduce skin cancer. the ban would also require tanning bed users to sign consent forms acknowledging their danger. according to the cdc, there are about 420,000 cases of tanning bed-related cancer every year. >>> ucsf medical center suspending its living donor program for kidney transplants. the move comes six weeks after one of its donors died following surgery. the cause of death is still unkno