pete frates turned his dreaded diagnosis of a.l.s. nspired millions, maybe even you, to dump a bucket of ice over your head. we first met pete three years ago and began following his family's fight against this cruel disease. this is a love story, one that reminds us all how one person can move so many. >> going back is frates. >> passionate. genuine. hard-working. before a.l.s. and after a.l.s. those words are what describes pete. >> it's not very often you come across somebody who actually changed the world. >> frates is swinging the bat today with an awful lot of confidence. >> reporter: few people can say they changed the world. pete frates was one of those people. >> for a young guy like myself to be diagnosed, hopefully i can use my youth and the networks i'm part of to promote some awareness. >> this is all to raise awareness for a.l.s. and pete frates. >> reporter: a father, a husband, a game changer in the world of a.l.s. whose courageous battle inspired a movement. helping launch a tidal wave of ice buckets. raising $200 mill

and pete frates has succumb to that disease. >> good morning. christine romans, nice to see you this morning. 31 minutes past the hour. >> i'm dave briggs. good morning, everybody. we start with the latest on the impeachment front. breaking overnight, house democrats plan to unveil two articles of impeachment against president trump this morning. we expect to learn more at a news conference set for 9:00 a.m. eastern. what we do know, according to sources, there will be one article on abuse of power and another on obstruction of congress. >> we are in a place where the leadership of our committees of jurisdiction have gotten the last input of it and the q&a -- the question and answer, from the minority side from all of this will make a recommendation how we will go forward. >> at a closed door meeting, last night with speaker nancy pelosi, democrats debated whether to include obstruction of justice. getting the votes to pass that separate count could be too difficult. but references to the mueller allegations will likely be woven in to show a lar

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sad news tonight, pete frates he's the man who inspired the a l s icbucket challenge. >>has di. frates family announced his death today in 2013 14 fight went online th the mls ice bucket challenge involved dumping a bucket of ice watern your head and making a donion to an a l s organization, you also had to challenge other peoplto do the same thing the a l s association said in a 2 month period alone. they received 115 milln dollars in donations at one point freight was only 34 years old. the 49 ers win what many say was really the game of the season in the nfl, but it does coe as a at aost. >>mark in capel set us up for bay area breaking down the niners injury problems that's coming up. >>there's a lot of clouds around the bay area nowdelays at sfo tonight could there be delays tomorrow, we'll talk about that the weathers ♪ ♪ ♪ >>as we mentioned a few moments agsaid news tonight that pete frates the man who inspired the l as ice bucket challenge has died and we're joined now by president and ceo fred fisher of the a l s. >>association golden west a chapter, fred what can you te

man behind the als ice bucket challenge, for his family's annual "plunge for pete" fund-raiser. frates passed away earlier this month after a nearly eight-year battle with the disease. he would have turned 35 today. >> we've been able to recapture pete's essence, his vitality. >> reporter: his wife julie taking part in the challenge for the very first time, wearing the same red, white, and blue bikini she wore when she met pete on the fourth of july eight years ago. >> this is pete's energy, just going all-out, being fun and adventurous. i hope they all experience some of pete today. >> reporter: this year's plunge for pete raised more than $300,000, money the family says will go towards paying off his remaining medical bills. the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised $220 million worldwide. here in the u.s., $84 million of that went towards the ongoing search to find a cure. tonight the family saying this will be their last plunge for pete >> we've been doing this as a tribute to him, a celebration for him, and this we decided has come full circle. >> reporter: a defining moment for the ma

. >>> and pete frates, the man who helped inspire the als ice bucket challenge after he was diagnosed with the degenerative disease in 2012, has died. frates died yesterday at his home outside of boston. millions of people in the world participated in the ice bucket challenge including celebrities, sports figures, and politicians. it became a social media phenomenon and raised more than $200 million in the fight against als. pete frates was 34. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, court documents reveal seven more women have come forward accusing actor cuba gooding jr. of unwanted touching. >>> and guilty plea. a california mother reaches a deal in the collegege admission scandal. this is the "cbs morning news." s the "cbs morning news." here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. there are

let's find a cure. >> our thanks to david muir and to pete frates.s heating up on social media. >> from boston red sox slugger big papi ortiz sharing this image on instagram, you've changed the world, pete, i'm so very proud to have called you my friend. >> atlanta falcons quarterback matt ryan tweeting, today we lost an inspiration, a leader, a friend. >> frates' alma mater boston college tweeting out their condolences with this photo. >> an incredible man, we've shown so many videos of the ice bucket challenge, our own jack did the ice bucket challenge as well. >> yes, he did. >> there he is right there. inspired by pete as well. jack, you're looking good there. >> you know what, he leaves a legacy of change. >>> breaking news in america this morning, articles of impeachment. lawmakers on capitol hill meeting into the tonight, the announcement they're making this morning about the charges about president trump and what happens next. >>> also breaking this hour, volcano disaster. new details on the deadly eruption and the americans on that island wh

for most of his life pete frates was a kind, able-bodied athlete. >> and that is hit high and deep. >> reporter: diagnosed with als in 2012, frates would spend the remainder of his life as a hero. >> a hero to every single one of us. >> reporter: frates was a talented baseball player, captain of the boston college eagles, but his lasting memory will be the ice bucket challenge. >> i'm proud to take the ice bucket challenge. >> the ice bucket challenge for als. >> for a young guy like myself to be diagnosed, hopefully i can use my youth and the networks that i'm part of to promote some awareness. >> reporter: frates was celebrated after the challenge went viral raising $220 million for als research. ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: overnight the tributes pouring in following his death. former boston red sox kluger david "big papi" ortiz shared this image saying, you changed the world, pete, i'm so very proud to have called you my friend, and frates' own alma mater tweeted out their condolences with this photo. >> we did get one miracle out of this and that was all the funding and awarenes

pete frates, a young baseball star, diagnosed with a.l.s. for a young guy like myself to be diagnosed, i hope i can use my youth and the networks that i'm part of to promote some awareness. >> reporter: and he did. raising hundreds of millions for research. his wife, julie, holding the bucket. he kept fighting, he worked for his college baseball team. >> good boy, lub. >> reporter: he walked his new bride down the aisle. and he became a father to lucy. >> i've always kind of been a positive guy. for me, it was, okay, here's what we're dealing with, let's go to work. >> reporter: so, tonight, we vow to keep working, in honor of pete frates, who died peacefully at just 34. inspiring so many with his strength. >> let's work together. let's find a cure. >>> now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> i guess welcome to the bayer. > yeah. >> never coming back. >> at least she is laughing about this. more than two dozen dogs stolen from a van in a hotel parking lot. and thanks to gps, that van and the dogs have been recovered. >> we suspect

he pleaded not guilty. >>> this morning we mourn the loss of pete frates. he helped inspire the ice bucket challenge. he died yesterday after battling als or lou gehrig's disease for nearly eight years. nearly 8 million took part. frates' family calls him a, quote, noble fighter who inspired us all to use our talents and strengths in the service of ores. it's safe to say that pete frates touched the lives of millions around the world, inspiring one of the largest social media movements in history, the ice bucket challenge. >> i'm doing this in honor of pete frates. >> pete frates. >> reporter: the former boston baseball star was diagnosed with als in 2012 when he was 27. he promised to raise a billion dollars for a cure and a phenomenon began two years later. sports stars, celebrities, presidents, even a muppet helped raise more than $200 million to fight als, a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects as many as 30,000 americans with no known cure. he challenged pat quinn who also has als. in july 2016 with funds from the ice bucket challenge, a

pete frates was just 34 years old. tonight megan rapinoe scores again after leading the u.s.occer team to the world cup this year. well, today she was named "sports illustrated" sports person of the year, the first individual soccer player to ever atceive that honor. coming up next, we'll pump up the volume. turns out it's not the most wonderful time of the year for everyone. >> let him go, santa. let him go. go, santa. let him go. ♪ stop dancing around the pain that keeps you up again, and again. advil pm silences pain, and you sleep the whole night. advil pm ♪ ♪ ♪ skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! i didn't have to call 911.help. and beyou dn't have anotr heart atck. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time, and keep you at risk of blood clots. so you added xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto®, when taken with low-dose as

i was actually there. >> reporter: pete frates died at 34. me, his impact and his legacy will live forever. >> tributes to frates have been coming in from everywhere since he died and one that perhaps he and his family would be most proud of, the als association tweeting that pete frates changed the trajectory of als forever and showed people how to live with a fatal disease. i think he showed people how to live, period. >> he certainly did. >> special person. >> oh, my goodness. >> really, really touching to know that he existed at the same time we did. >> touched so many of us. thank you, will. >>> we are following a lot of other stories this morning including new trouble for the new england patriots. possible spy scandal and what they're saying about it now. >>> golden globes outrage. women shut out of key categories again. the backlash this morning. >>> first over to ginger. >> and, robin, you know this state trooper sliding into cars only happens when you have temperatures near 50 dropping to 17 in less than 24 hours. that was omaha, nebr

. >>> pete frates, was 34, the man who inspired the ice bucket challenge. lou gehrig's disease. the challenge went viral in 2014, after frates and friends were challenging each other to dump ice water on their heads. according to the a.l.s. association, it raised $115 million over an eight-week period that summer. he will be missed. "early start" continues right now. >>> today is the day democrats, ready to unveil two articles of impeachment. what they are and what they mean for the president. >>> not perfect. not biased. a watchdog says the fbi investigation into the trump campaign was fair. the attorney general disagrees. >>> a big day on the trade front. democrats and the white house on the brink of a deal with mexico and canada. what it means for american workers. >> good morning. i'm christine romans, nice to see you this morning. >> i'm dave briggs. we start with the latest on the impeachment front. breaking overnight, house democrats plan to unveil two articles of impeachment against president trump this morning. we expect to learn more at a news con

it was all because of pete frates frates, the former baseball star at boston college, was 27 years oldtold him about the ice bucket challenge, an effort to raise awareness of als it wasn't fledge ling for long frates inspired the country and the world. the challenge became a global phenomenon with stars like oprah winfrey, taylor swift, bill gates and lebron james all joining in frates favorite team, the boston red sox, invited him to take the challenge again at over, the challenge raised fenway mark $15 it had raised over $220 million for als research around the world. this week, a leading doctor at massachusetts general hospital told the boston globe, quote, the science was getting exciting five years ago, but there was little funding for it. then, all of a sudden, there was this huge explosion of funding the doctor continued, i really think we're going to have new treatment in 2020. pete frates, whose public fight with als changed the trajectory of the disease, died on monday at home in beverly, massachusetts. his funeral was held friday in chestnut hill, two weeks before what would

pete frates was just 34 years old. tonight megan rapinoe scores again after leading the u.s. soccer team to the world cup this year. well, today she was named sports illustrated sports person of the year, the first individual soccer player to ever receive that honor. coming up next, we'll pump up the volume. turns out it's not the most wonderful time of the year for everyone. >> let him go, santa. let him go. santa. let him go. ♪ stop dancing around the pain that keeps you up again, and again. advil pm silences pain, and you sleep the whole night. advil pm ♪ ♪ ♪ skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! i didn't have to call 911.help. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time, and keep you at risk of blood clots. so you added xarelto®, to help keep you protected

gone but thankful for all he did. >> he looked at his diagnosis as an opportunity. >> my name is pete frates. i'm 27 and i was recently diagnosed with als. >> reporter: inspect 2012, frates was diagnosed with a neurodegenerative disease. he just started dating his now wife julie his parents nancy and john said they immediately called everyone for a family meeting what did he say >> he said i'm going to get this disease in front of philanthropists such as bill gates. >> and when he saw somebody dumped an ice bucket over a golfer's head. >> you have 24 hours to respond, going to donate $100 to the als foundation >> reporter: pete told his family and friends to take the challenge and challenge three others it went viral. >> i want to accept this challenge. i want to do it better than it's been done. >> that's the only one i cried at you see bill gates he did it. he's a kid that is very determined and very goal oriented, and all those qualities brought this to bill gates. >> reporter: the challenge brought $220 million to als causes trials are now underway for more than a hundred potential thera

we will speak to a close friend of pete frates, who has died at the age of 34.oad with his new one—man show. and, after one of the last surviving battle of britain pilots dies, we will remember the heroic efforts of ‘the few‘ who defended our skies from german attack in 1940. good morning. here is a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: police in new zealand are launching a criminal investigation into the deaths of 13 people after a volcanic explosion at a popular tourist destination. white island remains too dangerous to access, but aerial reconnaissance flights have detected no further sign of life there. doctors treating the 31 injured fear some have suffered burns so severe they may not survive. borisjohnson has been criticised after initially refusing to look at a picture of a sick four—year—old boy who had to sleep on the floor of a leeds hospital. the picture in the daily mirror ofjack, who had suspected pneumonia, spurred complaints about nhs cuts. the health secretary, matt hancock, later apologised for the boy's experience. borisjohnson and je

pete frates was diagnosed back in 2012. his fight against the disease inspired the ice bucket challenge where people dumped icy water over their heads to raise awareness for the disease. the movement raised more than $200 million world wide. he leaves behind a wife and young daughter. his family says they'll continue to raise money for als. >>> throughout the holiday season, kpix 5 is working to fight hunger with the help of bay area food banks and local businesses. our juliette goodrich shows us a generous donation in our food for bay area families drive. >> reporter: if you see these barrels around town, they need to be filled with nonperishables. we're here at the food bank of contra costa and solano where the busy work happens throughout the year, as well as our corporate sponsors. alex cunningham with chevron is here, and tell us what chevron has been doing to help the food bank? >> we're committed to giving back to the health and wellness of our communities, and we're headquartered right here in the bay area. >> repor

. >> reporter: pete frates was an athlete. >> home run for peter frates. >> reporter: then at 27 devastating news. >> i was recently deciding with als. >> his parents said he never complained he wanted to raise awareness while having some fun, and so the ice bucket challenge >> this thing catches fire. >> yeah, the local tv to the national tv and then it goes to the entertainment world and then it went international. >> reporter: pete's dream was to reach bill gates. >> he did it and he's a kid that is very determined and very goal oriented. >> reporter: $220 million raised for als, trials under way for more than 100 potential therapies. none of it soon enough for pete. with his daughter and his wife, two years ago he could only use his eyes to communicate. >> the thing i always tell people is to google three little letters, "als. learn how much it can devastate the mind, body and soul. >> he was a noble fighter, his family said, who inspired us all. kate snow, nbc news. >>> switching gears now to "monday night football." a pair of nfc rivals going at it eli manning was back in the saddle fo

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pete frates, who has died at the age of 34.tures we are getting in saying at least six people have been killed in a shooting at a hospital in the north—east of the country, in the city of ostravia. we are hearing that in addition to the six fatalities, two people are seriously injured. the people or person responsible is still at large. people are saying intensive —— police say intensive efforts are under way to find out who is responsible for this fatal shooting ata responsible for this fatal shooting at a hospital in ostrava, six people killed, two seriously injured. these are the latest pictures coming in, czech police, their official twitter, also shows the scene of the shooting where a large number of officers, of course, are engaged in the hunt for the attacker. i am told we cannot talk to our reporter rob cameron. give us the latest on what is happening? —— iam the latest on what is happening? —— i am told we can now talk to. there are media reports that a man has been apprehended and taken out of the hospital in ostrava

the plunge for pete held in gloucester, massachusetts, on what would have been pete frates' 35th birthdayis the best birthday party you could ask for. wherever he is, he's very grateful. >> reporter: it was frates ice bucket challenge that helped spark a movement, raising more than $220 million to fight als, the disease that ultimately took his life earlier this month. in 2014, it was the viral craze that swept the country. everyone from bill gates to oprah, to lebron james. even our team here at abc getting in on the action. the former college baseball player was diagnosed when he was just 27 years old. >> for a young guy like myself to be diagnosed, hopefully i can use my youth and the networks that i'm part of to promote some awareness. >> reporter: he and his family working tirelessly, raising awareness and money. one of their marquee events every year, the plunge for pete. brave participants rushing into the icy waters at harbor beach every winter. the proceeds helping with frates' medical bills, his family still owing half a million dollars. this year's plunge, the biggest ever, mor

. >>> pete frates has been laid to rest. his battle with als inspired the ice bucket challenge.chusetts. mourners packed the church, including his widow and young daughter. he was diagnosed with the disease in 2012 when he was 27. the ice bucket challenge raised more than $225 million around the world. als causes paralysis, muscle weakness, and ultimately respiratory failure. >>> danny aiello has passed away. he was in spike lee's "do th right thing." his family says he died last night from a beef illness but didn't elaborate. aiello was 86 years old and leaves behind a wife, three children, and 10 grandchildren. >>> two celebrities have california post offices named in their honor thanks to donald trump. the president signed the resolutions rename the van nuys civic center postal depot the marilyn monroe office and the los angeles oas rich chee valen >>> the house judiciary committee passed two articles of impeachment against president trump. committee members voted along strict party lines. abc 7 news reporter has the latest now from washington. >> it was a speedy conclusion t

a huge crowd was led by the late pete frates' fiancee. he died after a long battle with als.nt on to raise hundreds of millions of dollars to find a cure. this event was called a final plunge for pete to mark what would have been his 35th birthday. >>> much more ahead on "abc 7 mornings." we look at the wildfires wiping out large parts of the land down under and it's making for some pretty remarkable images as wildlife is forced to flee. >>> a big talker on abc7news.com this past week, we have your explainer on the brand new laws on the books as we approach 2020. but you don't feel good. with polycythemia vera, pv, symptoms can change so slowly over time you might not notice. but new or changing symptoms can mean your pv is changing. let's change the way we see pv. you track and discuss blood counts with your doctor. but it's just as vital to discuss changing symptoms as well. take notice and take action. discuss counts and symptoms with your doctor. visit takeactionpv.com >>> news to build a better bay area this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> happening now on "abc 7 mornings," a h

pete frates was 34 years old. >>> a 24-year-old concord woman has won a reprieve from u.s. here two more years to receive a life-saving medicine. isabel bueso moved here to take part in a clinical trial for a rare genetic disorder. she faced deportation when the trump administration ended the program that allowed her to stay. she put out a statement saying while the past few months have been trying on both me and my family, it haslso been incredible to receive such an outpouring of love and support from people all over the country. >>> the impeachment battle heated up today as democrats outlined their case against president trump. just minutes after it got started, republicans quickly made it clear they objected to the proceedings altogether, saying democrats are rushing impeachment with the 2020 election looming. democratic congressman jerry nadler defended the hearing saying the committee is trying to prevent president trump from undermining the integrity of the upcoming election. >> for anyone to think that this was not a baked deal is not being honest with themselves. >

pete frates died monday after an eight-year battle with als, also known as lou gehrig's disease. his funeral mass is set for today at a church near boston college where he was a star baseball player. >>> prosecutors in new jersey confirmed this week's deadly shoot-out is being investigated as a potential act of domestic terrorism. authorities in jersey city say a police detective shot and killed in a cemetery and three people murdered in a jewish supermarket were victims of hate. meantime we're hearing from a man who survived the terror in that store. here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: newly obtained video shows the suspects entering that market in what the fbi is now calling a hate crime and an act of domestic terror. >> we believe that the suspects held views that reflected hatred of the jewish people, as well as a hatred of law enforcement. >> reporter: authorities say the suspects first killed detective joseph seals, then drove to that kosher market in a stolen van outfitted with bullet-resistant panels armed with five guns, including an ar-15 style rifle and a shotg

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frates was diagnosed with als, the progressive nervous system disease with no known cure >> i'm pete fratesht years, it's defined him but more important, he's defined als. >> reporter: he helped spark a worldwide movement by dumping a bucket of ice water over his head to draw attention and raise money for the cause, that moment going viral in 2014, inspiring many others around the country to take the challenge. from lebron james to bill gates to our very own hoda kotb, they raised more than $250 million for als. it ended in a tidal wave of respect. this challenge raised $320,000, to help pay for expenses paid by his family for his care. >>> a final plunge for a man whose legacy will go on. >> it's a reminder that we to keep fighting for so many who live with als today. >> it really was a perfect challenge. ever since then, people try to come up with other things but this one really just hit >> it did. >> still ahead, are you feeling anxious as we wrap up the holiday season and look to the new year you're certainly not alone we'll find out how practicing mindfulness can help make 2020 your b

pete frates was diagnosed in 2012. he died yesterday at the age of 34.the ice bucket challenge, but he helped spark the huge popularity of it on social media. the challenges credited with raising more than $200 million around the world and there is still no known cure for ls als. >>> we will break down the charges and the next steps in the impeachment inquiry. >>> police expected to release video of an officer involved shooting. >>> the death toll continues to climb after a volcanic eruption in new zealand. hearing from a bay area man who describes the tragic scene just as the volcano went off. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome back. it is tuesday, december 10. >> you can see the estuary behind us. yesterday at this time we saw some things changing. >> is somebody shining a light there behind you? >> natures glow. >> we do have some low clouds, but nothing compared to yesterday when the fog was thick . there is a system on the way for tonight. clouds and sunshine and then clouds again with light rain developing late tonight into the morning. it looks l

. >> pete frates helped inspire millions in the ice bucket challenge -- >> how did oprah get the bucket of the highlights of my career. ♪ >>> what are things that would best describe you? >> glamorous, talented, and boot ie-ful. >> we love that tiny purse moment. would you do the honors since you're so close -- >> we thought you needed a little cup to go along with your little purse. that's a "cbs this morning" mini cup. >> my gosh -- >> we got one, too. >> eight ounces of coffee in here. how did you do that? cheers. >> cheers. >> for you. ♪ >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. i'm michelle griego in the traffic center and we're tracking a crash in the south day on north bound 280. it is slowing some speeds in that area. is at saratoga avenue and one minus block so you can see speeds dipping down not too bad about 47 miles per hour. we're also tracking the bay bridge or bay bridge because of the reduced visibility do to the fog. the careful if you are heading across any of the spans. you can see past treasure island needs dipping down to 24 miles an hour. this is a

. >> we want to pause to remember an extraordinary name, pete frafra frates who started the ice buckete internet in 2014 and it raised more than $200 million. his funeral procession took him past his former high school where hundreds of former students linked hands in fallen tribute. he is just 34 years old and he is survived by his wife and daughter. >>> finally tonight marks the anniversary of what was, at the time, the absolute unthinkable. the sandy hook mass shooting. seven years ago on a day like today, 20 first graders and six adults were shot and killed in a elementary school in newtown, connecticut. tonight they have just con their state championship football game. for those of us who are not members of this small community who are forever connected by tragedy, i think it can be hard to imagine what a win like that on today of all days may mean. those cheers, and that emotion right there, that gives us an idea. it is also hard not to think about who isn't there to cheer tonight. those babies, who would be in eighth grade today. they probably would be excited about christmas br

millions of people to douse themselves with ice water, raising more than $200 million for als research pete fratesife and daughter following his casket as pallbearers brought it into the church there were thousands of people that came out to pay their respects you are up to date contessa, back to you and wilf >> i quite -- philfred >> you know, it happens. >> you know what, it's better than will. well is my pet hate. i shouldn't reveal that. >> it's all right. sue, thank you >> thanks, sue >> let's send it over. what do you have for us? >> in a week that saw a very dovish message from the federal reserve, a further decline in the u.s. dollar and now stage i of some kind of u.s./china trade deal, the question is are the global markets potentially heading out of the woods look at this index, three indexes, actually, the s&p 500 against the emerging markets index etf, as well as the acwx, all stock markets outside of the u.s. this is now on a one-month basis. you see, non-u.s. stocks accelerating and outperforming the s&p 500 on a one-month basis. it's actually been more or less the case for the last

ice bucket challenge many people came in costume storming the icy cold ocean showing suppo for pete frates man who answered a last with the ice bucket challenge and leading the grp was frates widow julie. >>i feel great honestly they had run on takes over and it was so fun just running in there with my girlfriends and 90's watching the true testament is the amountof people that showed up over a 1000 on the beach so that is truly incredible and truly a testament to the phras >>it really was well-planned shut took place on what would have be pete's 35th birthday, he died earlier this month after battling a last for nearly 8 years. the ice bucket challenge that he started toraise more than million for a l s research. also take a look at this looks like something out of star wars, it's a mobile charging robot now this is designed by volkswagen to actually cometo your electric car. the company says the drivers of can park wherever they want they don't have toworry about finding the charging station. the robot will come to them and since the robot doesn't require any humor human interaction. it

the plunge for pete, honoring pete frates who died early this month., his viral challenge raised $220 million for als research. it was truly viral. everyone from the tennessee ns to former president george w. bush to yours truly took part when gangbusters. >>> much different kind of activism, will be honored at the new year's ball drop. times square picking new york city students and teachers to drop the ball because of their work, on, climate change. oh, boy. the association says the decision was based on the worldwide climate protests of 2019. the indoctrination of our kids continues. ed, over to you. ed: funny, didn't see that in the prompter. pete. thank you. throughout the 2020 race, economic inequality between the top 1% and working class has been a top issue among democrats. >> middle class is getting killed. the middle class is getting crushed. the working class has no way up as a consequence of that. >> we cannot afford a billionaire class whose greed and core -- corruption is at war with the middle class 45 years. >> working families and poor

pete's 35th birthday. this year's plunge raised close to $400,000 to help pay frates' outstanding medical bills.f people. it was a viral sensation. they've raised millions of dollars to help people around the world. >> and has helped so many people. >>> let's look at some of the other big stories happening right now. a shocking stabbing at a hanukkah celebration in a new york suburb. at least five people injured inside a rabbi's home. a man with a knife on the attack. the suspect arrested miles away in harlem. this attack the late nest a string targeting yojews in the region. >>> also an avalanche in the italian alps. a woman and two young children who were skiing on a glacier there have been killed. authorities say the victims were german. avalanches have been reported in the alps in austria this week. >>> a new space record is set. u.s. astronaut christina koch now holds the record for the longest single space flight by a woman. on saturday, she logged 289 straight days in space surpassing the record previously held by peggy whitson. when she leaves in february, astronaut scott kelly has the a