two and a half minutes in and kessel from behind the goal line and banked it off the foot of paul martin and past martin jones. 1-0 penguins. two more goals from behind the net. he hits it off the foot of jones and it ricochets in. then two minutes after that on the wrap around and it is another goal. his 12th of the year. the struggles continue as they fall by a final of 5-1. abc7 sports is brought to you by xfinity. >> thanks, larry. >> abc7 news does continue on-line, on twitter, facebook, and all of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. >> our

two and a half minutes in and kessel from behind the goal line and banked it off the foot of paul martinnd past martin jones. 1-0 penguins. two more goals from behind the net. he hits it off the foot of jones and it ricochets in. then two minutes after that on the wrap around and it is another goal. his 12th of the year. the struggles continue as they fall by a final of 5-1. abc7 sports is brought to you by xfinity. >> thanks, larry. >> abc7 news does continue on-line, on twitter, facebook, and all of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. >> our next newscast is

two and a half minutes in and kessel from behind the goal line and banked it off the foot of paul martines. 1-0 penguins. two more goals from behind the net. he hits it off the foot of jones and it ricochets in. then two minutes after that on the wrap around and it is another goal. his 12th of the year. the struggles continue as they fall by a final of 5-1. abc7 sports is brought to you by xfinity. >> thanks, larry. >> abc7 news does continue on-line, on twitter, facebook, and all of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. >> our next ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ a season full of holiday treats. like 0% apr financing on the reliable camry. did you know, 90% of camrys sold in the last 10 years are still on the road today? but hurry, our biggest event of the year won't last long. right now at toyotathon, get 0% apr financing for 60 months on a 2016 camry. offer ends january 4th. for great deals on other toyotas, visit toyota.com. make the holidays happier

next up is paul martin. paul is a five-time recipient of stanford university's prestigious stegner fellowship for poetry, and he is also one of our cameramen. paul will be reading a poem entitled "musings on my workplace." >> "musings on my workplace" by pauly martin. this place sucks. [ laughter ] seriously, it [ bleep ] sucks. [ laughter ] filming tutti frutti over here doing his yuks. all these stupid rules. they bore me to death. so what if that was whiskey you smelled on my breath? [ laughter ] i'm so high on oxy, that i'm in a total daze. oh, seth, that reminds me. can i have a [ bleep ] raise? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: all right. great poem, paul. >> hey, what about the raise? >> seth: we'll talk about the raise later. >> we're talkin' right now! >> seth: all right, just -- [ laughter ] next up -- and i cannot say enough about the world-famous nbc page program here in our building. and next up is the nbc page who works on our show. she will be reading a haiku entitled "identity." >>

the bottom four spenders so far are carly fiorina, ron paul, martin o'malley, and donald trump. that will soon change with trump preparing to launch a major tv ad campaign. and now to the war of words between trump and the clintons and the latest exchange. trump says he doesn't believe bill clinton is a racist after tweeting that the former president had been described that way. trump tweeted last night, "remember that bill clinton was brought in to help hillary against obama in 2008. he was terrible, failed badly, and was called a racist." he defended himself on the "today" show this morning, saying he doesn't think bill clinton is a racist, but the former president was called a racist during hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign. trump was apparently referring to conflicts between bill clinton and black leaders during the campaign in which the black community largely backed obama. >>> turns out you'll have to dig a bit deeper to pay to drive on the pennsylvania turnpike, that's because tolls are increasing by 6% in 2016. the higher rates go into effect on sunday. the hi

martin o'malley. rand paul. and carly fiorina . jack: you can expect depth coverage weekly sunday "this week in iowa." this sunday-- we'll get you caught up on everything important that's happened in 2015. it's our politics year in review show, 9 a-m on sunday here on local five. jack: new at five. jack/ots: governor branstad has his sights set on cyber-hackers! today he announced an executive order to set up a state cyber-security strategy and update iowa's emergency response plan, he wants to better deal with the consequences of an attack on the state's infrastructure. director of homeland security and emergency management mark schouten "like floods, tornadoes, and winter storms, it's important that we be prepared to respond to a significant cyber attack should one occur" the update to the state's emergency reponse plan will be part of a broader iowa cyber security strategy as requested by the governor in his executive order." governor branstad also formed a state cyber working group last expand on the work that was being done at

press conference, his lawyer says paramedic white delayed the patient by not letting martin talk directly to driver paul trooper martin's belief was if i could sit down and talk to paul, that we could have ended this very quickly. mr. white is trying to control the scene. >> paramedic white says the incident was a fluid situation and in the heat of the moment, he did what he thought was right. >> i did not deem it in the best interest of the patient to permit him to handcuff and arrest me at that time. >> if we allow people to get out of vehicles and try to handle the traffic stop, other than the driver, that's chaos. >> paramedic white is suing trooper martin for violating his civil rights. the patient is also suing the trooper and the oklahoma highway paramedic white believes trooper martin may have offered an explanation for his behavior on the road that day. white refers to a conversation he says the two of them had outside the hospital after the incident. >> he made the statement that i don't know how we got to this point. we worked together before. and i simply said i don't know how we got here, e

paul reese, al jazeera, zurich. >> martin lipkin head of sport at the sun, based here in london. thank you so much for joining us on al jazeera. you said blatter has been used as a punching ball he says, he will fight for him and for fifa. a man still defiant and himself he says he's going to appeal this. is it over for him? >> i think it is. very idiosyncratic, very blatter type approach. the colonel of the problem he sees himself as the embodiment of the organization. i will fight for me, i'm sad for me, i'm sad for fifa. he sees them as one and the same. he was the person to run the game for fifa's expression, for good of the game. unfortunately it was for the good of sepp and for his cronies. the system has become increasingly dirty and discredited. the man at the top has fallen. >> and you say he was -- certainly sees himself as one with fifa in some ways, because he has been on the top for so long, he almost is. when it comes to looking for a successor, now that michel platini is out, not only could replace him but the top tier of fifa. >> the fundamentalism is that the peo

financial troubles for a drug company taken over by infamous ceo/former bro, martin >> giants defensive end jason pierre-paul surprised his critics this evening returning to big blue after severely hurting his hand in a fireworks accident over the summer. >> russ joins us to explain why jpp never doubted he would be back on the field. other people did that's for >> reporter: i had my doubts as well. fireworks accident on the well-documented. guy and defensive end jason pierre-paul losing part of his index finger and part of his thumb. true to his word, jpp returned this season to play and not only play but made a impact. i recently sat down with big number 90 to talk about what it took to battle his way back. >> not one did i question why this happened to me. things happen to people every day but i'm in the perfect eye. i'm jason pierre-paul. this is new york city. one of the greatest cities in the world. you know, and just so happened i'm the talk of the town and news flashes, paperworks, whatever. i'm very happy where i'm at right now. i'm doing great things and like i say i'm 26 this year. i will be 27 ja

paul speak... he was the first candidate to accept the non partisan group's offer to ned martin/the economic club of las vegas having him agree to accept invitation to come here important for us hope it's a catalyst to come and speak to us in the future fiorina and yucca mountain... both say the decision on where nuclear waste gets stored.... should be up to nevadans. tomorrow- ted cruz is holding a rally at the siena comunity center... all the tickets are spoken for. the federal reserve is raising interest rates.... this comes after seven years of record lows. the fed moving to lift its key rate by a quarter point... the rate was near zero...now it will be between one- quarter and one- half percent. fed officials expressing confidence about the fundamentals driving the economy, the health of u-s domestic spending. " : "it recognizes the considerable progress that has been made toward restoring jobs, raising incomes and ending the economic hardships of millions of americans. " the fed signaling that further rate hikes will likely be made gradually, as the economy continues to strengthen. chicago may

paul tweet: "i have no grievances against my fellow doc @realbencarson - he writes - because i have not heard a word he has said in any debate." one presidential hopeful plans to visit the metro this weekend. martin o'malley heads to des moines on sunday. he'll be at the des moines social club... for a foreign policy forum at 4-30 p-m. democrat bernie sanders wont be in the metro until after the holidays. he plans to host a new years eve party next week. it'll take place at the "des moines savery hotel" in the "savery ballroom." it's free and open to the public... though r-s-v-p's are recommended. sanders will campaign in iowa... in the days leading up to the party. it's a tradition dating back some 20 years...and it has only grown as the years have gone by. hope ministries delivers free meals to people on christmas day. today, food donations were collected and preparations were made for the big delivery. 14:31:19--28 'one of the most important things that we can do in our ministry of service is to first provide you with a meal. at the hope cafe......head chef louis dawson says serving meals to people is really giving them food for their souls. 14:30:57--14:31:05 'its one thing when you have some

martin luther king jr. library downtown. there were long-time metro transit system riders and new riders, all with questions for new general manager paul wiedefeld. >> i take basically transit. >> reporter: heads nodded in agreement when people expressed frustration with metro's real-time trip planning data. >> last night i was in metro center. and when i transferred trains, initially it showed 34 minutes for a train. then it showed 5 minutes, then it showed 34. then it showed 8. then it showed 34. >> a number of people complained that weekday offpeak single tracking for repairs previously reserved mostly for weekends has become a problem for them. >> this is a new phenomenon. it is horrible. it's frustrating. i run my own business. i don't work 9 to 5. it's cost me tons of money. >> reporter: many commended wiedefeld for his willingness to meet with riders. he also showed a thumbs-up when he reveal head will commute to work daily on metro and will encourage other managers to do the same. >> it's not sort of the wicked glee of making them suffer along with the rest of us. although that is a real benefit. but, but the service will be be

martin, and bernie sanders all square off tonight in new hampshire. that state holds the first in the nation primary less than two months. tomorrow, house speaker paul ryan sits down with chuck todd on "meet the press" and talking with senator bernie sanders your way tomorrow morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> next, investigators are learning more about the alleged failed attacks that one of the san bernardino terrorists may have been plotting with his long time friend. >>> plus, getting on the band wagon or is that the bus? as the bird prepare for the battle against the cardinals. where to catch up with the sunday night football bus going through philadelphia. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >>> a cold start this morning and windy too making it feel corder, and it's going to be steady winds throughout the day today delivering colder air tonight. look at the flags

martin o'malley trailing behind with 4%. candidates in iowa throughout the weekend. carly fiorina, ben carson, ted cruz, rand paul, and rick santorum all set to attend the rising tide summit in cedar rapids today. look for coverage of that event on kcci this evening. and coming tonight on "matter of fact" with fernando espuelas, fernando sits down with debbie wasserman schultz, chair of the democratic national committee. he will also speak with california congressman dana rohrabacher, vice chair of the science, space and technology committee and outspoken global warming skeptic. and we will hear from an arab american comic who uses humor to challenge stereotypes of muslims. that's all coming up tonight on "matter of fact" right here on kcci at 6:30. and be sure to tune in tomorrow morning to kcci's close up. we'll sit down with presidential candidate rick santorum. we'll discuss the recent shooting in california and his plan to defeat terrorism. nation." 8:21, we will check in with frank for a check of the forecast. frank: this was taken by alan, one of our engineers at kcci. isn't that pretty? thank you so much,

paul kirk is here with us to celebrate this moment. in one of his first sermons after finishing his studies at boston university, martin luther king jr.erved the thing that we need in the world today is a group of men and women who'll stand up for right and be opposed to wrong wherever it is. a group of people who have come to see that some things are wrong whether they are never caught up with, and some things are right whether nobody sees you doing them or not. before his mission was cut tragically short 14 years later, dr. king met countless men and women who he had enlisted in the cause, but one who became his confidente was edward william brooke iii whose journey we honor today. like so many of us, ed was moved by the consequence and actions of dr. -- eloquence and actions of dr. king. but there were also times when dr. king was moved by ed. especially when dr. king himself conflicted and saw ed's council on the vietnam war before taking his own moral stand against the conflict. ed came to this capital as we know in 1967 and as the president spoke eloquently a moment ago about his journey in the army and his contributions to the

martin o'malley trailing behind with 4%. plenty of presidential candidates in iowa throughout the weekend. carly fiorina, ben carson, ted cruz, rand paul, and rick santorum all set to attend the rising tide summit in cedar rapids today. look for coverage of that event on kcci this evening. and coming up tonight on "matter of fact" with fernando espuelas. fernando sits down with debbie wasserman schultz, chair of the democratic national committee. california congressman dana rohrabacher, vice chair of the science, space and technology warming skeptic. he will also be sitting down with dean obeidallah, an arab american comic who uses humor to challenge stereotypes of muslims. that is all tonight on "matter of fact" right here on kcci at 6:30. and on kcci's close up we'll sit down with presidential candidate rick santorum. we'll discuss the recent shooting in california and his plan to defeat terrorism. that is coming up sunday at 10:30 right after "face the nation." you are having to scrape your windows out there but it sounds like today is going to be just gorgeous. frank: these wake-up temperatures looking pretty good. ames at 32. 35 h

martin, the first rock 'n' roll comedian. he sold out arenas. >> we talked like him for ten years, all day long. and then i also-- i loved paul lynde, i used to write him letters. and he sent me an autographed photo. and then as soon as i got the photo i would write another letter and he wrote me another photo. i have like 27 autographed photos. >> stephen: this book is full of incredible interviews of people in comedy. including me. but good, despite that. and you got some very early interviews in here. who is the first person you interview in this book? >> stephen: the great steve allen, who was the very first host of "the tonight show." >> that's right. he was so nice. i mean... >> stephen: how old were you? >> i was 15 years old. >> stephen: how do you get to steve allen when you are 15? >> evil. you know. like just obsession, like a kid. >> stephen: i've got a very pedestrian question to ask you, you might be the person to answer it. better than anyone else. the name of the book is "sick in the head." do you think comedians have to be sick in the head? did you think you had... certainly, some sadness in your childhood, y

hillary clinton, martin o'malley, and bernie sanders square off in new hampshire, the state with the first in the nation primary in less than two months. >>> tomorrow morning, house speaker, paul ryan, sits down with chuck todd for an interview on "meet the press", and on tomorrow's show, chuck talks with bernie sanders. that's coming your way at 10:30 in the morning on nbc 10. >>> i view it as the same thing as somebody hag a glass of wine. >> marijuana decriminalized in del delaware, but what does that mean? where can you smoke it? breaking down the new laws coming up. >>> then, a former police officer accused of stealing evidence. we'll explain what it means for the cases he was involved in in delaware county. >>> nine minutes after 6:00, hour away from sunrise, and we'll see the sun, but we have to deal with this all day long, that steady, cold wind this morning. it is in the 30s most of the areas. a few spots dropping in the twep20s. it's 34 degrees, 15 degrees colder than yesterday in philadelphia. winds steady at 15 miles per hour, gusting at 30 miles per hour. futurecast shows 7:00 this morning, 30 miles per hour gusts in philadelphia. winds stay with us at 1:00 this a

paul tried to amend a conceal carry handguns didn't pass. congresswoman eleanor #holmholm norton turned it down. >>> a maryland man is behind bar this morning suspected of beating a babe. st. mary's county deputies arrested calvin martin yesterday. they say he is related to a 6-week-old brought in to the hospital over the weekend for the seedures. doctors say he has a brain bleed on the back of the head. face first degree child aboos charges. >>> a suspected rapist is behind bars in montgomery county. investigators say he assaulted a 63-year-old victim in her home on dal gate court. investigators say he came in through an unlocked window. they found fingerprints. >>> this morning he is heading to woodbridge and then fredericksburg. they're pulling tenth. front-runner donald trump made his way to prince william county on wednesday. also dchl c. mayor muriel bowser is expected to approve a $63 million housing unit. the project will take two years. >> we have new information on the white house fence. it could take several years before they can secure the fence. spikes were installed like the ones we saw on thanksgiving day. a spokesperson for eleanor holmes norton says they're still testing the spikes to make them more e

paul, i'm mixing up senators and congressman. meanwhile, in iowa, to be fair, they got hit with bad storms, so the concern from the martin o'malley was that when they held this rally, not too many people would show up. they were right. because of the storms, only one person ended up showing up to this martin o'malley event. >> there are more people at this couch than were at the town hall in central iowa. the man's name is kenneth. i give o'malley a lot of credit. >> it was bad weather, but he came through. >> i am impressed that he still did it. you hear about bands starting out, "we played to two people in the room." he was like, i'm going to talk to this one gentleman who showed up. good for martin o'malley for doing it. >> but the other headline, that only one person was there. kenneth is still undecided. he didn't gain his support either. >> after all night with martin o'malley. >> i will say, i was once a candidate, and i had some really small events. i will also note that i did not win. >> probably not a good sign if you have one person. >>> coming up on the show. >> a school bus packed with children washed off the road, w

paul ryan and mitch mcconnell but the bottom line is we cannot for $66 billion of increased spending. stuart: thanks for joining us, we will see you again soon. breaking news happening this morning, martinof touring pharmaceuticals arrested on charges of securities fraud without getting into the weed. can you tell me what happened? >> restaurant 6:00 this morning by the fbi, criminal securities fraud. you as seen wearing his famous put the being escorted into the car at 6:00. he is set to appear in brooklyn federal court later today. he faces securities fraud. here's what he is alleged to have done. hedge fund that wasn't doing so well. at the same time he bought a separate company. a company called retro, it took neglected drugs and increased and jacked up the price. at the same time, he's accused allegedly of taking money, assets out to pay off disgruntled investors in his hedge fund, and disgruntled other investors in the fund as sham consultants so that is the allegations. stuart: nothing to do with checking appraises? he is not being charged with that. >> it is securities fraud. he faces potential five years and counting federal prison. stuart: look at the dow jones industrial aver

martin luther also said he would rather be ruled by a wise turk than a stupid christian or a wise muslim than a stupid christian. candidate, is probably rand paulhe is not an outspoken evangelical. he said that he has struggled with his faith and had a hard time with it. , i he is the one who would think, according to his political values, give my conscience the freedom that i would want in order to worship christ. that is just one way that i think my religious ideas are influencing politics. i would stress again that everyone has a value system and . god, a religion every political candidate has a value system that you might as well call religion. that should be taken into account. thank you for your comment. our question is does your religion impact your religious views? republicans, 202-748-8000 democrats, 202-748-8002 for independents. ted cruz talked about his fate cent value voters summit. a fewuz: if i had come years ago and set a christian woman was going to be locked up in jail for her faith, the media would have dismissed me as a nutcase. that is where we are today. i are you, kim and embraced and i told her thank you. [applause] i sa

paul kirk is here with us to celebrate this moment. in one of his first sermons after finishing his studies at boston university, martin luther king jr.ved the thing that we need in the world today is a group of men and women who'll stand up for right and be opposed to wrong wherever it is. a group of people who have come to see that some things are wrong whether they are never caught up with, and some things are right whether nobody sees you doing them or not. before his mission was cut tragically short 14 years later, dr. king met countless men and women who he had enlisted in the cause, but one who became his confidente was edward william brooke iii whose journey we honor today. like so many of us, ed was moved by the consequence and actions of dr. -- eloquence and actions of dr. king. but there were also times when dr. king was moved by ed. especially when dr. king himself conflicted and saw ed's council on the vietnam war before taking his own moral stand against the conflict. ed came to this capital as we know in 1967 and as the president spoke eloquently a moment ago about his journey in the army and his contributions to the co

with 60 percent support to sanders' 30 percent, followed by martin o'malley with two-percent, and then "someone one percent each. house speaker paul ryan will light the u-s capitol christmas tree tonight. this year's tree came from a national forest in alaska. it's the first capital christmas tree from alaska since the tradition began in 19-64. the 74-foot lutz spruce traveled four-thousand miles by land and sea to washington, d-c. it will feature thousands of ornaments, made by children and others in alaska. the world's most famous to light-up... as christmas in rockefeller center officially kicks-off tonight, live on n-b-c. nbc's sarah dallof has more from new york. << this celebration has come a long ways since it's humble beginnings, 83 years ago, when construction workers building rockefeller center put up a spruce is adorned with 45-thousand lights and at the top, that crystal star. it comes from gardner, new york about 80 miles outside manhattan, where it towered over the family that donated it for four generations. it had outgrown their yard, but is a perfect fit here. thousands are expected to attend the lighting ceremony