this is pete.n. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> pleasure. >> pleasure. >> john is the new general manager of automatch. >> i'm gonna help you make a lot of money. >> okay. >> the inventory has gone from 20 cars to over 150 in inventory. we're averaging about 90 sales a month. it's only a matter of time before automatch usa is really profitable. >> thank you very much. >> tonight on the profit... i go inside sweet pete's, a confectionary shop whose candy-obsessed owner has created a huge variety of sweets. >> that's the caramel. >> that is good. but with a horrible location... part of location is having foot traffic. and i don't see that here. a partnership gone bad... >> i'm calling you out on your integrity. it's crap. >> and an outdated kitchen that won't allow him to keep up with demand... there is a limit to the output, and you're the limit. if i can't turn this business around... >> i don't see how i can go forward. >> sweet pete's will come to a bitter end. >> you guys misreprese

pete welch: good. first of all can we talk about what the pipeline is so that our clients and our people that are watching the program this about. rob, you probably have had a lot of contact with some of this. rob hogg: well sure, in general and bill and cheryl can fill in extra details, but the proposal is to run a crude oil pipeline from northwest iowa to southeast iowa to move oil that's being produced in the bakken region of north dakota to refineries on the gulf coast. that's the proposal. iowa is one of the states in this proposed route. there is a pending proposal right now from the company that wants to develop this pipeline energy transfer partners, to build this pipeline. they have to get approval under our current laws. that company needs to get approval from the iowa utilities board. there's been a lengthy hearing in front of the iowa utilities board. the parties are submitting their comments and we expect that there'll be a decision from the utilities project is approved. if it's approved,

pete, from sweet pete's, this is debbie. >> hi, pete. >> hi.o meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> want to head on into the kitchen? >> sure. >> the entire staff is working around the clock to get this order filled. in the meantime, pete is meeting with potential candy makers to come help. >> want to make some caramel? >> i want to make some caramel. >> okay. >> but it's obvious to me, he struggles to give up control. >> we're gonna need to cook 3/4 of a pound of butter. >> what's the best way to teach somebody? >> probably to have her do it. >> okay. he's gonna have to learn how to let go. how many more candies do we have to make right now? >> it's about 200 in each case. >> oh, my gosh. >> take out three tablespoons-- it's unflavored gelatin. it's on the counter. >> you want me to bloom it or just to chill this right now? >> go ahead and pour it in the cup and chill it. >> we need more clusters. we don't have enough. >> i think you can mix that a little more. >> you want me to try again? >> i think you can keep going. you don't have to stir

pete seeger died last year at the age of 94. king dunaway is a historian and radio host who has spent 30 years writing about pete seeger. he is the author of, "how can i keep from singing? the ballad of pete seeger." david king dunaway joins us now. welcome to democracy now! can you talk about the significance of more than 1700 pages the national archives have released? >> well, you know, that is actually a drop in the bucket because i sued the fbi and cia decades ago and actually, right before he wrote that letter, he and woody guthrie were out here in san francisco singing for a guy named jerry bridges who helped organize the longshore workers union. and the fbi thought they had figured out the secret of pete seeger's appeal to the audience. read from a document they declassified a long time ago, they said -- they characterized pete and woody as untimely, ragged, dirty and appearance. in the song leading technique that could not fool the fbi. the audience joined in not from their own desire, but let into it through mass psycho

would i not hire pete rose to work in my front office. i would not hire pete rose to walk my dog. he's the sort of person who if i gave him my car keys and ask him to drive my car loam, he would get a d.u.i. on the way. that is not someone you want in your professional circle. but keeping him out of the hall of fame is the height of hypocrisy. the hall of fame is filled with people who are proud members of the ku klux klan and it's not even mentioned on their plaque meanwhile, pete rose is kept out. no one should weep for pete rose, he has dined out more on the fact he wasn't able to get into the hall of fame, but that said, pete rose has no place in major league baseball but he does have a place in the hall of more tales. >> i've got nothing to do with the hall of fame that's up to the writers to decide, he could have said we're banning him from baseball but absolutely he should be in the hall of fame based on his statistics and everything he did for game. >> seriously, saying it's all on the writers take care of that, i don't have anything to do with it. it's like the president

this is pete. -hussein: pete, how are you? -lemonis: from sweet pete's. and this is allison. -allison: hi. nice to meet you. -hussein: it's a pleasure. let's go. lemonis: the jacksonville jaguars were second in the nfl with concession growth last year, and that presents a real opportunity. peter: oh, my gosh. that is awesome. lemonis: there are close to 70,000 people that come to events here not only nfl games. peter: that is so cool. lemonis: we're gonna have access to the entire stadium. we'll be able to sell into the private suites. peter: are you kidding me? there's like cabanas here. lemonis: we'll also be able to sell in the concession area. hussein: so, i was thinking this sort of area. these are portable carts. they come in all shapes and sizes. lemonis: and we're also being given access to the club level. i think the biggest benefit with the club level, they're the decision makers that come from the corporations that are sponsors at the stadium. our goal is to meet those decision makers that ultimately control how their business spends their money. if he's here he's

we have more from pete williams. pete? >> lester, authorities tell us they believe these are the three gunmen who carried out the shooting. that is the working assumption. when police encountered this suv just a short time ago, the suv fired at the policemen. one person rolled out of the car and is now believed to be at large in the area. police are searching for him. a second person in the car was killed. and now they believe -- and this is why you are seeing the very guarded approach to the vehicle -- a third gunman still alive in the car holding a weapon. and police have also been concerned about the possibility of explosives. it does appear that one body is lying on the street there between the suv and one of the armored vehicles. although, we can't confirm that, that does appear to be the person that was killed. we have some pictures that show a closer view of the suv to see how much gunfire was directed at the vehicle. these were still pictures taken from the helicopter, the knbc helicopter, just to look more closely

pete williams, what do you have? >> well, the other possibility here, lester, if the suspect in the car is still alive, they may be trying to talk to him and get him to -- if he is able, to get up so that is a possibility as well. he may not be able to. what miguel just said is as odds with the information that i have. but that is not unusual in these situations. i've been told from a couple of sources that all three had been accounted for but we've also heard conflicting reports about whether one of them got away and whether they are not all accounted for. so this is par for the course in these situations where information is being relayed very quickly and sometimes it turns out to be at odds and that is precisely what we have right now. >> yeah, we're watching this operation here as they continue to close in on this vehicle. and clint van zandt, you've done hostage negotiation work. assuming there is no hostage, no real negotiation, but what kind of communication would there be to try and get someone to surrender w

pete. >> sure gave people a lot of confidence. i think the fact that he went on to network television to do this whole thing really expand the reach in which he was trying to get there. he got the apology in and talked about how this is going to be the safest place to eat. you can see the reaction today. not so sure that necessarily you want to chase this thing, but this is how you get in front of a terrible story and a great swrob. that was great, and we're getting a great bump today. what if tomorrow we get a different chipotle -- >> i got a personal apology from the ceo. left me a voice mail. >> he is the food expert. >> makes sense. >> on the desk. >> apology accepted. i'll be there later. >> as you know, it has been a very big week for yahoo ceo marissa mayer. moments ago she tweeted that she gave birth to twin girls this morning. mayer tweets zach and i are excited to announce that our identical twin girls were born early this morning. our whole family is doing great. of course, march

pete, thank you.k to your sources and flag us when you next need to come on the air and report anything new. you see there, we have been running a box on the lower right-hand side of the screen. it is the podium, microphones and backdrop at the next event we are waiting for here, within this next half hour. they say 10:00 a.m. l.a. time, 1:00 p.m. east coast time, we are going to hear from some of the same officials who made the initial announcement this morning and that was that the l.a. unified schools would be closed, presumably we will be hearing from superintendent cortinez. we joined by jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and the pentagon, now an advisor to the hillary clinton foreign policy team. jeremy, we talked to you vis a vis your experience in such matters. take on any of those aspects that pete williams was just reporting. people are going to criticize the lack of coordination with feds, with the state, new york, l.a. easy to criticize in retrospect. tougher when you're in the

it has been 26 years since baseball banned pete rose for pete rose: if i could change the way my life has been lived, obviouhe still bets on sports. if i been on a football game and go home and watch it, that is my business. i should not done that. i have to live my life.amber: rose is set to miss out on the chance of a lifetime. induction into the hall of famthe whole will not conduct any witness who is on the band list. the commissioner said he has little confidence that rose has a mature uf conduct and that rose has not been completely honest by continuing to bet on sports rose demonstrates that he has not changed. he is asking the hall of fame to make an exception for baseball's singles, games played, and games one. pete rose: i am not an outsider looking in. amber: rose did not want to compare his situation to players who have used steroids. he hopes people can be learned from his mistakes. the commissioner said in his report that what i am saying should have no influence on when he gets into the hall it is possible hall of fame will reconsider its rule.it would be a lot of work

. >> all right, pete. as sarn bernardino. you're watching nbc news live coverage of the shooting in san bernardino. some stations return to regular programming, for owes nbc news coverage begins now. >> we welcome stations along the way as we continue our coverage of this ongoing breaking story. 14 dead, 14 injured as of an hour ago. the latest numbers from san bern de dino police after gunmen burst into a developmental disability center in san bernardino and opened fire in a central part of that building. many, many people of the several hundred that work there were safely evacuateded. but again 14 killed, up to 14 injured. we are told those numbers are fluid. we expect an update shortly. >> reporter: we're seeing some buses come out right now. looks like city buses coming our way, presumably with evacuees on them getting them out of this area. they are being escorted by police cars here. we had some city buses as well as school buses behind it. brought in to help remove people. there were hundreds of people inl side that bu

thanks, pete. pete: you bet. gwen: we turn to our studio roundtable for some analysis of how this week's events have affected our policy and politics. you, michael, it seems we have crossed a definitional line between what call domestic terrorism and international terrorism. michael: i think it's probably in ang in, hitting us unpleasant way but we have been crossing this line for some time now. there was the ford hood massacre in 2009 that was 13 dead. to set off atempt bomb in times square in 2010, the boston marathon bombings, garland,ted attack in texas, all cases that largely had to do with self radicalization. this has been the trend for some time now. what's worrying is that this sort of thing appears to be becoming easier to pull off radicalized.e are they have access on twitter and isis and isilm killsays if you want to yourself and take a lot of americans with you, here's how themake the bombs and get guns and kill a lot of people in a short period of time. gwen: that word radicalization thes to be part

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pete williams was on.ted by tashfeen malik was in a diary portion, lack of a better description, on facebook where she wrote this note to herself, then took this note down. >> imagine twitter and you dm maybe yourself, direct message yourself. that's an avenue you are using to communicate that's not publicly viewed. it sounds like this is kind of a facebook equivalent of that. we are looking for patterns here. we are looking for patterns that we know isis follows. bear with me. we know isis has a 24 hour i. tt. help desk. we know they are monitoring social media sites. one of the things they might be monitoring is this dating profile. under the name syed farook, this is from arab lounge.com. we will pull it up. he posted this, we believe he posted this, at least it's the same name, and you will see as i go through it, he talks about his favorites, he says favorite athlete, michael jordan. but as you continue looking, it says what's the most important thing in a relationship. he says guided by and as writte

pete williams is with us now, and pete, obviously a tremendously chaotic situation, very fluid situation. lots of facts flying around. what do we know at this hour? >> in fact, there was a pipe bomb or a pipe thrown out of that car as the police were chasing it, but it was just a hoax device. however, they say the whole shooting started with the gunmen throwing an explosive device at the inland regional center. the device didn't go off, but it was later recovered at the scene, and authorities say it was a working, or properly designed explosive device, and they later detonated it. they still don't know the motive. they don't know everyone involved. they're still not precisely certain what role syed farook played in this, but he was involved in the shooting. there are lots of unanswered questions here. the main one being, of course, the motive, why did they do this? authorities haven't ruled out terrorism, that's only because they don't know what it was. now they're learning more about syed farook, and that isn't telling them what the motive was either. the they haven't found any indicati

today pete rose spoke about his situation.dmit he still gambles but nowhere near the level he did before admits to football and horse racing but did not deny he bets on baseball. but pete still wants to be back. >> always look forward to being some day friends of baseball. i want baseball and pete rose to be friends. that's all i want. so i can say, i'm not an outsider looking in. >> i got grandkids. they want their grandpa to be associated with baseball. that's all. >> you know i think there should be some way to let him back in. there could be some restrictio restrictions. but it is an absolute joke that this man has all his items in the hall of fame. he led baseball in hits and he's not in in the baseball hall of fame. that's what people want to see. >> um-hmm. >> stop with all this nonsense but, again, there should be some kind of restriction but not with the hall of fame in my opinion. >> i'm right there with you howard. big show tonight at 10:00. be sure and join fuss you can. we've shown you children admitting they've d

eureka senator pete goicoechea says he's confident that with the amendments... this won't derail the faraday deal. ((sen. pete goicoechea/r- eureka: "clearly, there's enough water in place, it's just getting the language right, and we're working on it.")) ((patrick walker)) senator patricia farley says she believes adjourning and taking the time to get the amendments written is the right call... but she says she didn't expect to see an issue like this in the bill. ((sen. patricia farley/r-las vegas: "i am surprised, and i would have hoped that some of this would have been sorted out prior to getting here, but heck, this is the legislature, this is what happens, right?")) ((patrick walker/reporting: "some lawmakers have pushed their flights back until saturday in case the session runs long. we'll see how it all plays out. in carson city, outside the state capitol, patrick walker, 8 news now.")) will be back to work mid- morning. the assembly's bill... which covers workforce development... is expected to see a vote as well. /// ((sherry swensk)) > do or do not...

what are you hearing, pete? >> obviously the most important thing now is to try to figure out who these people were. they're following a number of leads right now. some of which they don't want made public. let me tell you some of the other things that they are doing. they're scouring the area for surveillance video, from cameras near the scene. they'll be looking for any glimpse of what they believe was the getaway car, this dark suv. they'll look for a video that might show it either arriving or leaving the scene, and they'll hope that they can maybe get a license plate number off or a better description of the vehicle. they're obviously interviewing the people who were inside the building, trying to develop a better description of what the other clues that the witnesses could provide them. did the gunmen say anything? what did their voices sound like? what were they wearing? that can all be important information. they're looking through social media. they're looking for any indication that the gunmen themselv

gold bond. >>> if you've watched some of curious pete's videos, this might be one for you.his is his lovely girlfriend. she's going an eating challenge with pete. >> you wanted to do this banana eat off. >> i love bananas, but i think it's also a very mushy food that i can maybe get a chance at beating peter. >> they're working on some bananas. two minutes to eat a bunch of bananas. >> my money is on her. >> pete is a professional eater so he's going to handicap himself. >> we're going to do two things. one hand behind my back during this thing. >> this should help me. it should. >> and two, we're doing a two-minute eat off. i'm giving her a 30 second head start. >> all right. where's your money here? >> i think she's going to get like two down and he's going to eat maybe 25. >> i'm going with the underdog. i'm rooting for her. >> me too, but he knows what she's capable of. >> go. >> the funny part here is once pete join it is fray it's amazing to see amateur versus professional. >> you know what? that's not even fair. it's like two bites and gone. >> because his mouth is p

eureka senator pete goicoechea says he's confident that with the amendments... this won't derail the faraday deal. ((sen. pete goicoechea/r- eureka: "clearly, there's enough water in place, it's just getting the language right, and we're working on it.")) ((patrick walker)) senator patricia farley says she believes adjourning and taking the time to get the amendments written is the right call... but she says she didn't expect to see an issue like this in the bill. ((sen. patricia farley/r-las vegas: "i am surprised, and i would have hoped that some of this would have been sorted out prior to getting here, but heck, this is the legislature, this is what ((patrick walker/reporting: "some lawmakers have pushed saturday in case the session runs long. we'll see how it all plays out. in carson city, outside the state capitol, patrick walker, 8 news now.")) ((kirsten joyce)) lawmakers will be back to work mid- morning. the assembly's bill.. which covers workforce development.. in the morning. /// kirsten joyce > now let's turn it over to patranya in for demetria. brian

what do you think, pete? >> i tend to agree. as i'm looking around there, might be some nuggets. i think europe, where i think you can find something. i still look at the u.s. i think we're the best shape right now when i'm looking around because we have less -- although china obviously is going to be a headache for all of us, that's going to be the reaction but i think in the u.s. markets themselves, domestically there are many companies that are here that can do very well. >> so the chinese economy will probably be a headache for us and the chinese/u.n. issues there and devaluation could be a headache for us. but in terms of putting your money in china, in the shanghai market, it's up 9% this year. >> i'd rather be in the u.s. >> still in the u.s.? >> i think i'm going to have more success in the u.s. >> still captain america. anyone else prefer to stay at home? >> i'd rather stay here for sure. >> yeah? >> i have said it for many reasons, the biggest one is liquidity. the liquidity offered here dwarfs -- we trade more in 15 m

eureka senator pete goicoechea says he's confident that with the amendments... this won't derail the faraday deal. ((sen. pete goicoechea/r- eureka: "clearly, there's enough water in place, it's just getting the language right, and we're working on it.")) ((patrick walker)) senator patricia farley says she believes adjourning and taking the time to get the amendments written is the right call... but she says she didn't expect to see an issue like this in the bill. ((sen. am surprised, and i would have hoped that some of this would have been sorted out prior to getting here, but heck, this is the legislature, this is what happens, right?")) ((patrick walker/reporting: "some lawmakers have pushed their flights back until saturday in case the session runs long. we'll see how it all plays out. in carson city, outside the state capitol, patrick walker, 8 news now.")) ((dave courvoisier)) lawmakers will be back to work mid- morning tomorrow. the assembly's bill... which covers workforce development... is expected to see a vote tomorrow morning as well. /// ((dave cour

"people" pete making three trades today in his halftime portfolio.he details of what that guy right there is doing. that's next. >>> it is a tale two tech all stars. amazon soared 100% this year. apple cannot seem to gain momentum is still in correction territory. there's a look at the charts. let's debate it chchlt stock will be the better bet for your portfolio over the next 12 months. over the next year? let's focus on those parameters, pete. >> well, now that i note parameters, i didn't know. that i was going to say short term, amazon. 12 months, i'm going to say the second half story is going to be, and that's what we got out of that note yet from morgue an stanley, second half starts to pick up again. so september i think apple actually does make the move. i think before that, i think in the first six moves the year, i think amazon beats out apple. >> josh? >> i think i'm with pete. apple's been below the 200 day in august. got jekt rejected within hours. amazon is opposite of that. the entire year including the events of august and september.

pete? dig it out from under the rock. >> speaking of interesting names that are moving and hitting 52-week highs, look at royal caribbean an carnival cruise. they hit 52-week highs. a lot of activity. we've seen traders that are in there. they already have positions on and rolling up to even have extended and looking for even higher. those names stand out for us. take a look. they're moving the options up and xpktiexpecting more out of names. >> john? >> fxcm. this is a stock that got taken apart when the swiss frank decoupled and skyrocketed and they had -- it was over 100 a share and traded down to $5. refinancing themselves now. and the stock is up some 25% today. it's up -- it's more than doubled in the last two weeks. >> i would love to give you time, jim. we're out of it. i thank you very much for joining us today. thank you. that does it for us here on "half time." pl pl begi power lunch begins right now. nasdaq with the biggest gains so far. s amazon.com hitting a new high. >> i wil

they're taking the plunge for pete. >> for pete, for sports for the boys and strike out a.l.s. >> reporter: pete frates was gehrig's disease at 27. a disease that slowly erodes a person's nervous system. pete was given just a couple of years to live. now at run in, he's survived that window and he is determined to help in the effort to find a cure. >> this separates from the men from the boys. jumping in to 48 degree water here in gloucester really is so inspiration. >> reporter: it's been a year and a half since the ice bucket challenge went viral to raise money and awareness about a.l.s. with the plunge for peace his supporters want to continue in that mission and his parents couldn't be more grateful. >> for all this love and support that people continue to bestow on us it's just so fantastic. >> this means everything to us. >> reporter: they say it means so much to pete as well. now a married father who's appearance at the beach prompted a swell of cheers. more than 500 people took part in the plunge and say and the year after until the former boston college baseball player succeeds an

what are you hearing, pete? >> obviously the most important thing now is to try to figure out who these people were. they're following a number of leads right now. some of which they don't want made public. let me tell you some of the other things that they are doing. they're scouring the area for surveillance video, from cameras near the scene. they'll be looking for any glimpse of what they believe was the getaway car, this dark suv. they'll look for a video that might show it either arriving or leaving the scene, and they'll hope that they can maybe get a license plate number off or a better description of the vehicle. they're obviously interviewing the people who were inside the building, trying to develop a better description of what the gunmen looked like, and any other clues that the witnesses could provide them. what did their voices sound like? what were they wearing? that can all be important information. they're looking through social media. they're looking for any indication that the gunmen themselve

pete, what do you say? >> when you are looking at the last couple of trading sessions, we have to look at volumes, which was low. and that has to be looked at. 9 million contracts in the options world. dan knows that is half. 10 million today. and do you want to over read this. and the last few weeks is a dash for trash. you look at oil and the energy stocks is what has been propelling this market. but to your point, do you stick with some of the winners? i think absolutely. i think some of the names have more upside in front of them. and the microsofts of the world, we've seen activity, rolling up higher and higher and in time, but see it all across the very big cap tech names that continue to come into the market. most continue to perform but i'm still very apprehensive, when i look at the p.e., we said it for years of amazon, probably of netflix and some of these, but it is difficult to embrace those. the same way you would want to embrace a microsoft. >> that is exactly the point. if i'm at home, i'm as

why is that, pete? >> they should have doubts. they're about to hear from a president who will once again try to rationalize approach that isn't working for what people realize is really political window-dressing. he wants people to feel like he is doing something but when they look at what our government is actually doing, looks like more of the same which hasn't been working. he will give a speech like he did from the oval office. i don't think a single american will be reassured he is truly doubling down. harris: the oval office two sundays ago, pentagon a few days ago, now out in mcclain, virginia, national counterterrorism center. >> he is reacting and our enemies are acting. i don't have to be a foreign policy expert that terrorists attacked us again. the president hasn't changed his strategy whatsoever so of course americans are fearful now. harris: here is what americans are saying. they disapprove of that job he is doing, 53%, andrea. andrea: you never get a second chance to make a first impression. the first impression o

this morning, a judge sentenced pete polson to 55 years in prison. his victims spoke directly to polson on how his actions will forever affect their lives. the doctors are still not certain on what percentage of movement and strength ill get back in my left arm due to the choices you made that morning a jury found pete polson guilty of attempted murder... two counts of he hit two people and barely missed a third during his shooting spree in november of 20-14. during the witness statements -- polson struggled to look directly at them. one victim asked for polson not to take the stand -- saying his apologies wouldn't matter. however he did -- blaming his addiction and abuse with drugs i wish now that every bullet would have hit me instead. it is impossible to come to terms with this. i hope that when i say im sorry, it heals in some way - pete polson the victims say they are pleased with the sentencing and are glad it is over. polson's attorney plans to appeal. a des moines high school girls basketball coach appeared in court today. gerald "tig" johnso

pete rose speaks out after major league baseball refuses to lift his lifetime ban. why he says he's not giving up./// ((sherry swensk)) > and winter may be a few days away... but it certaintely feels like it's already here. the colder temperatures.. and how long they're expected to last coming up in your neighborhood weather ((sharie johnson)) > a state senator and congressional candidates... want to tackle gun control at this week's special session. democrat ruben kihuen sent a letter to legislators asking for an additional session to ban guns for people on the federal no-fly list. a similar measure failed to pass in congress. lawmakers will be meeting for a special session this week to consider incentives to attract carmaker faraday future to nevada./// ((sharie johnson)) > two people are dead after 2 separate police shootings in 24 hours. the most recent happened last night near walnut and alexander. police tell us it all began when officers were investigating a robbery... they had the license plate information and went to the home where the vehicle was registere

pete, first to you. significant link here. we don't know, though, whether this is isis inspired, isis ordered, but tell us what the law enforcement officials now know about her posting. >> reporter: it would certainly be the first successful isis inspired attack. as you know, there have been other attempted attacks here including the attempted attack on the meeting in garland, texas. but what law enforcement officials tell us is just before theshootings in san bernardino, tashfeen malik used her cell phone to send a facebook page she was running as an alias a private message. for those people not familiar with facebook, you can use facebook either to post something that everyone can see, all your followers can see, or you can send this private message that nobody can see except the person to whom you are sending it. if you send it to yourself, only you yourself would see it. she sent a statement of support pledged allegiance in essence to abu bakr al baghdadi, the leader of isis. we are told this message was then taken down a

tonight pete frates is being honored at a local college. what's being dedicated in his name and the surprise the school just gave to his daughter. >> chilly night with drizzle there. i'm tracking a line of easier rain to us >> now to the race for the white house marco rubio was in manchester, new hampshire today. during tuesday night's debate rubio spent a lot of time going after candidates donald trump and ted cruz. rubio trails both of those candidates in the key primary state of new hampshire. >> senator, why aren't you beating ted cruz why now in the the polls why aren't you beating donald trump. >> no, i'm not a political i continue to run for office. as they lost their bids for relax back in november. >> they were honored at today's meeting. >> we have evolved but the fight and the you struggle for human rights and quality and justice even within our great city of boston goes on. >> today was the council's final meeting of the year. his story has inspired millions across the world. it certainly made an impact. our john monahan shows w

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. >> pete: it is possible that this was terrorist related. but we don't know. it's also possible that this was workplace related. >> reporter: police say farouk left the health department christmas party at the inland regional center and came back with his wife malik. the two sprang automatic weapon fire that killed 14 and injured 21 then leaving three remote controlled pipe bombs that never wept off. >> there was obviously a mission here. we don't know if this was the intended target or if there was something that triggered him to do this immediately. we don't know. >> reporter: when police caught up with the couple's rented s.u.v. hours later farooq and his wife fired 76 shots and were killed. investigators found more than 1600 additional rounds of rifle and hand gun ammunition. police found another 6,000 plus rounds of ammo plus at deet a dozen pipe bombs along with tools and materials to make more. >> they could have continued to do another attack. we intercepted them before that happened. >> reporter: while family members said farouk travelled on a religio

pete williams in washington. we look at pictures looking at that crime scene from last night where the two suspects were killed. pete williams, thanks so much. >> you bet. >> when advocates talk about commonsense gun reforms, what exactly are they looking for? "new york times" op-ed journalist weighs in. (vo) at the friskies playhouse, the cats and us are always busy. thinking of new ways to make treat time fun. that's how we came up with new friskies pull 'n play. with tender string treats cats can eat. that part was their idea. lucy always thought strings should be edible. chloe thought the same. and charlie, well, he's up for anything as long it's fun. new friskies pull 'n play with tender strings. the whole new way to treat 'n play. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... this is brad. hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. want to su