a young forensic scientists, larry peterson, took a look. was that a fiber that was stuck in the crack of a shoe, why was that important? >> because it was somewhat loosely there. people normally don't have tufts of carpet fibers stuck loosely in their shoe. >> from those few thin threads, peterson would begin to build a case to try to catch a killer. how many fibers across the board did you look at every day in this case, when the case really started getting busy? 100? 500? 1,000? >> literally there's going to be hundreds if not thousands of fibers there, depending upon the case. >> in the spring of 1980, no one wanted to believe a serial killer was loose in the city, even when bob buffington spotted a disturbing pattern. >> there had been a sharp increase in the number of children under the age of 14 who had been killed. >> when he told his boss at homicide, the major threatened to transfer him. >> and i truly think that they were afraid that there would be a panic. >> it was this mother, after the loss of her 9-year-old son, who finally f

. >> after 10 years at this desk gordon peterson is leaving abc 7. maureen bunyan spoke with him about their decades working together in his plans for the future. >> i don't think many people know how you got started. can you remember back that far? >> after leaving the marine corps, i did not want to go to work, so i got a job as a news director at a radio station. it was a mess. >> then he covered sports in boston. >> a lot of sports for cbs radio news or network. frank gifford, covering the impossible series with the red sox and the cardinals. i covered arthur ash, billie jean king. >> but his first love, political reporting, pulled him to washington, d.c. in 1969. >> the civil rights thing was big. you walked up 14th street with the mayor in the summer of 1969. his clothing reeked of tear gas and i had tears in my eyes and i loved it. >> gordon also began a 45 year career as one of the nations premier news anchors. we shared the anchor desk for more than 20 years at wusa, and here at channel seven the past 10 years. >> best tenures i've ever had

there is conversations i foupd found of him taking to henry peter peterson about the plans and peterson agrees it would have been legally done. but holderman never tells anybody. there is another conversation with me i don't get into it until eight months later, that he runs by me and i don't know what he is talking about. it goes right by me and i continue because i realize i don't everything. >> june 23ered, 1972 talk about the day >> that is the day that became famous for the so-called smoking gun tapes. what is interesting about the smoking gun tapes is they are firing blanks really. and i say that because what happened is so much time had passed, that nixon couldn't figure out what it was really all about. and hollowman was -- no one was asking me at this point. so they take the tapes at face value and read them out of context when they finally surface and they surface at the end of his presidency when he set-up had defense saying i knew nothing about watergate until march 21s, 1973 and this is june of 1972 and the are conversations he is trying to get the fbi to kill the entire in

. >> kristina peterson of the "wall street journal" and rebecca shabad. congressman, i want to begin with the scenes we're seeing in paris today as the unity march continues. well over a million people expected to pay their respects to those who were killed in the acts of terror last week, and i mention that because congress is about to debate the future funding of the department of homeland security. do the events in paris change the dynamics in that debate? >> well, steve, first, let me say, all of our hearts go out to the people of france, and as president obama has said, we're going to be working very closely with them to continue to track down the terror cells that may have been responsible for those attacks. we had good cooperation with the french. look, it would be a bad idea for anybody to play politics with the department of homeland security appropriations bills. it would be bad any time. it's especially i think a bad signal now to do that, and so i really hope our republican colleagues will not tie down that department of homeland security bill

the minnesota vikings suspended peterson for the rest of the season.broadway troubled actor sheila leboeuf was busted for done can't behavior that was no act. he was kick out of the audience and into the slammer for the night. tlc canceled here comes honey boo boo after reports surfaced mamma june started dating a convicted child molester. no laughing matter for business cosby keeping quiet after a dozen woman claim he assaulted them at different times throughout his career. networks canceled his projects. cosby has not been criminally charged. >> the year had its share of scandals so what will 2015 bring and who will end up in the headlines? we'll see what the future holds. i'm martha mccallum, fox news. >> coming up on this fox 29 special report 2014 a year in review. >> heat wave cold snaps, high winds and fires. we have seen it all this year. we'll take look at the wild weather of 2014 plus -- >> what do an elevator, popcorn and sponge bob square pants have in common? i'm jonathan hunt. the answer to tha ♪ >> welcome back to this fox 29 special rep

adam posen's president of the peterson institute. vocal on our misunderstanding the estranged linkages of our financial system, our central banks, and how they leak into the real economy. never more important than this morning with a massive flight to quality. the yen bidding a strong yen 20 116. and russia is eating on the edge of a true banking and financial crisis. everybody's bank bank drop the druggie, -- mario draghi mario draghi, yellen, yellen. >> you have to focus on productivity growth. you're right, we are confusing things. a lot of the flight to quality is people converging on reality. it is being driven by excessive fear, excessive risk aversion but nothing like what we saw in 2008 and 2009. focus on the real economy. focus on a china that has only slowed a little. focus on the u.s. that is growing without have a housing bubble. people should not get too whacked out. >> the virgins is all the word. -- divergence is all the word. do you have something to keep you away from the three and four standard deviation moves away?

holly peterson on behalf of the san francisco zoo and i want to thank you -- [inaudible] our group of donors tend to be animal oriented and not building oriented and we thank you for your efforts on that. i am pleased to report that the zoo suffered little damage through the storms. thanks to pg&e actually on that rainy thursday we had power at both the vet hospital and at our cafes so we were able to provide warm lunch for our members and staff so that was great, and it appears the only damage we have is sewage back up at the chimp exhibit and one of the oldest in the zoo and i thank everybody. november attendance just before this graph here is -- it was over 63,000 visitors budgeted for 48,000 so we had a great november and thus far year to date is 410,000 versus 377,000 so ahead of budget which is good news going into the rainy season when no one comes to the zoo. because we're at the calendar end and those on joint zoo i apologize but i wanted to show where we are quickly as we end the year. we compare and budget on a three year basis so here are our attendance figures for the las

yesterday peterson was at deer valley high school in phoenix doing this.hour he took 1,449 selfies. it broke the old guinness world record of 657 selfies in one hour. that means peterson took about 25 selfies every minute. >>> time is 6:26. it's not your average super bowl ad. >> is someone in the room with you? just say yes or no. >> coming up in 20 minutes the message behind that spot and why the nfl is picking up the tab. plus this is a big day for some of the birds found covered in that mysterious goo in san francisco bay. up next the release happening this morning as wildlife workers continue to investigate that strange substance. >> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute where certain things are popping up and some commutes are getting busier like 237. we'll tell you more about the south bay commute. >> well it's mostly clear. just a few high clouds. our system yesterday has mainly left. it will be a little warmer today. we'll see if there is any rain left possible for this month. ♪ for the first time in...♪ ♪forever...♪ ♪...there'll be

i want to mention as ken did the peterson institute in the category of great timing. about six months ago they came out with a study called economic normalization with cuba, a road map for u.s. policy makers. similar to the focus of today's panel, it's not about the embargo, is it good, is it bad. it was just, frankly, a workman-like approach as you would expect from its authors, gary huffbauer and barbara cutchwar. these are the things that policy makers need to think about, when the tech tonicic plates move. the question ripens for a serious discussion about normalization and i would commend it, it's on wita's website and its new website and through the peterson institute. i think the first chapter of that book is available online and there may be even some copies outside on the table. but it's a very thoughtful piece. what i appreciated about it, frankly, was in trade debates, the camps usually fall quickly into two, the art ent free traders and the ardent protectionists. consistent with the thoughtfulness of the peterson institute work product, this argues that, l

. >> back in 2011, in new york you told billionaire peterson that you do not think that americans should help subsidize wealthy persons such as yourself. i was wondering if that idea that, looking at the medicare premium structure, it came up in discussion in the reconciliation process. >> the reconciliation and budget process is underway. as you are well aware, senator mcconnell and i were in on long conversations with the president about addressing our long-term spending problems which are centered around the entitlement programs. clearly, when it comes to strengthening medicare, it was one of the issues that was discussed. but i think -- i will speak for myself -- the president was never serious about doing the kind of reforms that would put america's fiscal health in proper shape. i like to be hopeful, i am a hopeful person, i was born glass half-full but i have my doubts , about the president will be seriously given to this. >> can i just add -- >> is there a candidate reconciliation in mind? >> can i just add , the only way to do entitlement eligibility changes is on a bipartisan b

the minnesota vikings suspended peterson for the rest of the season.sheila leboeuf was busted for done can't behavior that was no act. he was kick out of the audience and into the slammer for the night. tlc canceled here comes honey boo boo after reports surfaced mamma june started dating a convicted child molester. no laughing matter for business cosby keeping quiet after a dozen woman claim he assaulted them at different times throughout his career. networks canceled his projects. cosby has not been criminally charged. >> the year had its share of scandals so what will 2015 bring and who will end up in the headlines? we'll see what the future holds. i'm martha mccallum, fox news. >> coming up on this fox 29 special report 2014 a year in review. >> heat wave cold snaps, high winds and fires. we have seen it all this year. we'll take look at the wild weather of 2014 plus -- >> what do an elevator, popcorn and sponge bob square pants have in common? i'm jonathan hunt. the answer to tha ♪ >> welcome back to this fox 29 special report 2014 a look back. >>

the minnesota vikings suspended peterson for the rest of the season.d actor sheila leboeuf was busted for done can't behavior that was no act. he was kick out of the audience and into the slammer for the night. tlc canceled here comes honey boo boo after reports surfaced mamma june started dating a convicted child molester. no laughing matter for business cosby keeping quiet after a dozen woman claim he assaulted them at different times throughout his career. networks canceled his projects. cosby has not been criminally charged. >> the year had its share of scandals so what will 2015 bring and who will end up in the headlines? we'll see what the future holds. i'm martha mccallum, fox news. >> coming up on this fox 29 special report 2014 a year in review. >> heat wave cold snaps, high winds and fires. we have seen it all this year. we'll take look at the wild weather of 2014 plus -- >> what do an elevator, popcorn and sponge bob square pants have in common? i'm jonathan hunt. the answer to tha ♪ >> welcome back to this fox 29 special report 2014 a look

. >> rebecca shabat of the hill newspaper and krivtina peterson of the "wall street journal." thank you for being with us. >> we'll hear more from representative chris von hollen tomorrow when he speaks for the center for american progress action fund about efforts to address wage stagnation. that will be live at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. we go live now to paris where a unity rally is taking place with french president francois hollande and other world leaders. this is in response to recent acts of violence in france that began with wednesday's terror attack at a french satirical newspaper which left 12 people dead. this is courtesy of france 24. >> the article on this website talks about firechat, which is a messaging system that doesn't use the internet and, in fact, if you remember, firechat is what people used in hong kong. the umbrella movement. and then the second piece of advice the article has is not to use the 3g networks, if you can avoid that going onto the 2 g networks or 4 g networks, less people, and that will probably help you communicate with the right peo

i want to mention as ken did the peterson institute in the category of great timing.a study called economic normalization with cuba, a road map for u.s. policy makers. similar to the focus of today's panel, it's not about the embargo, is it good, is it bad. it was just, frankly a workman-like approach as you would expect from its authors, gary huffbauer and barbara cutchwar. these are the things that policy makers need to think about when the tech tonicic plates move. it's on wita's,zjçc br website and its new website and obviously hp r(t&háhp &hc% through the peterson institute. i think the first chapter of that book is available online and there may be even some copies outside on the table. but it's a very thoughtful piece. what i appreciated about it frankly, was in trade debates the camps usually fall quickly into two the art ent free traders and the ardent protectionists. consistent with the thoughtfulness of the peterson institute work product, this argues that, look we should be -- i think the implicit message is opening market with another country is a good th

reason why nolan peterson says the so-called no-go zones are a big part of the problem.oods for fear of -- i don't know -- fear of multiculturalism thing or whatever. you argue that's got to change. right? >> absolutely. i think the key takeaway from the time i spent in france it moats french muslims don't feel french. they more closely associate with the country of origin of their parents or grandparents. and because of that they're very vulnerable to the recruitment of predatory groups like isis or al qaeda. in an article i wrote, i talked about how some of the french muss lynns i became friends with couldn't get apartments in downtown paris because of certain cultural divisions and reluctance of a lot of french to integrate muslims into mainstream french society and because of that a lot of muslims are push out into these ghettos on the outskirtsskirtsskirts of french cities, and they're basically countries within the country where law enforcement doesn't go and the culture is one completely separate from mainstream french society. >> so they can't assimilate even if

algo que planeamos, vamos a decir yo estaba produciendo, yo iba ha l a ser la protagonista clerc petersongrande, yo no sÉ si yo tu estuviera la actriz que pusieron un latino como actor. como yo estaba produciendo. (rÍe). pasÓ asÍ. nosotros somos latinos y esto puede ser algo muy lindo. si esto tiene Éxito. va a decir a todo hollywood que puedes tener 2 latinos protagonistas y se puede trabajar. >>> ¿por quÉ crees jennifer, que si no estas produciendo una pelÍcula u otros hispanos. hay tan poco hispanos representados en la pelÍcula de hollywood?. >>> cuando iba a actuar, todas las audiciones que yo iba era de un estereotipo del hispano el Único rol que yo podÍa hacer en ese momento. despuÉs de mi carrera, gracias a adiÓs, muy afortunada de hacer diferentes cosas. y cuando comencÉ hacer comedias romÁnticas no importaba, no decÍa era una chica latina, no decÍa nada de eso. solo una chica. cuando empezÓ eso, la gente me iba a mirar como una actriz y una persona. no como una latina. aunque estoy orgullosa de ser latina en el mundo de hollywood. para tener mÁs oportunidades. te tienen que ver a

read a statement from our director of family mravrp for the department of public health and for amy peterson our director of the health department primary care program for youth both wanted to be here but couldn't cancel their events an array of cb those to promote our health in the city we say a hack the educational goal to coordinate and strengthen health education in the high school in 2012 arngs a hack had nurses and administrators and others specialists to develop a curriculum called the we'll be ready in the justice framework and incorporates the framework of the research on positive relationships and sex all development it was powder during the 2012, 2013 school year during the 2013-2014 they had other members to be ready district school wise it increases the number of finds they sought contraceptive we support the office to expand health education to the middle schools thank you very much. >> good evening my name is jan in a i'm a parent of a 12-year-old in hoefrl middle school and also a health keert for 20 years i want to speak as a parent of a 12-year-old it's a crucial time she's

prosecutors said goldberg stabbed rachel peterson and herp fiance during a dispute over who had the right-of-way. goldberg's 2-year-old daughter was in the vehicle at the time of the confrontation. a federal judge denied bond for former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. mcdonnell petitioned to remain free while he appealed his corruption conviction. but u.s. district court judge james spencer denied the request today. that means mcdonnell could begin his two-year prison sentence as soon as february 9th. new at 6:00 new information about senate minority leader harry reid's recovery after he suffered a serious injury in an exercising accident. and water mains are being repaired in hyattsville at this very hour. when they will be finished and the water >> the federal judge dismissed a lawsuit alleging groundwater pollution at fort deitrick affected the development value of nearby private land. the waverly view investors asked for $37 million in damages but a judge ruled that waverly failed to show the defense department environmental directives stopped the army from burying certain toxic chemicals i

saddle up, and welcome travis peterson from houston, texas. [cheers and applause] oh!ughs] >> how you doing? >> what's up, travis? >> how's it going, terry? >> how you doing, man? >> i'm doing well. doing really well. >> i got the yellow rose of texas for you, homeboy. >> i see that. i really appreciate that. that's nice. >> oh, man. now, how long have you been a country boy? >> as long as i could.

peterson. >> hey noah. >> wow it looks perfect. >> can you tell him what happened this weekend?ned? >> there was a big thunderstorm. you guys didn't get it out there? >> no, beautiful, dry as a bone at the lake. >> well, it got pretty wet here. >> you know what? big day tomorrow, first day of school. it's getting kind of late. >> it's like 8:30. >> no, no, no. actually i, i got to get going. big day tomorrow. i'll walk out with you, mr. peterson. >> i'll walk out with you. >> oh, i'm going to stay around a while, thanks. >> well then i'll walk out with you noah. >> yeah. come on. >> do you want to take a cookie for the road? >> i love your mother's cookies. >> they're great, right? >> seth: please welcome the lovely, the talented, jennifer lopez. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: you look like a million dollars. >> thank you. >> seth: you are very welcome. >> thank you so much. >> seth: thank you for being here. >> no, thank you for having me. >> seth: this is -- this film is very exciting. this is -- you play someone who has a one nightstand. >> right. >> seth: but then goes a

. >> leaving alan peterson and residents in about 60 apartments with only hot water in storage tanks. >> couldn't take a shower. couldn't shave. it's annoying, but just part of being -- we live in an older building. we have a lot of other benefits. >> the break left icy sidewalks and forced a block of harvard street to shut down. it is the latest of seven area water main breaks since january 11. >> infrastructure is not sexy. so you can't see where your dollars are going. we're crumbling. >> again, you see a very familiar picture, a d.c. water crew making repairs on what was a water main break. they told us they have about 1350 miles of water pipe in their system. each year about 1% of that is replaced. in northwest washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> coming up at 6:00 the push to stop the spread of measles. how health warnings extend from coast to coast. and 7 is on your side with a consumer alert. find out if you own one of the millions of vehicles recalled over faulty air bags. >> baseball fans packed a chicago church today to remember legendary cubs player ernie banks. chica

domestic violence when ray rice punched his wife in the face, when adrian peterson was brought up on charges of beating his son and how the nfl responded to that. goodell will be under pressure on those issues. and there are going to be questions about deflategate, the investigation into the new england patriots because there's been criticism on all sides, even from the players here. seattle seahawks corner richard sherman brought up that there's a huge conflict of interest. robert craft, the owner of the new england patriots not only technically employs goodell but they're very close friends. so there will be questions to see just how stringently the nfl is looking into this. on the other hand the patriots think they're looking into it from too much. >> rachel i know you'll be in that news conference. we'll carry the commissioner's news conference in about 20 minutes or so. it's scheduled to begin from phoenix at the super bowl. and tomorrow 4:30 p.m. eastern, for our north american viewers, be sure to watch rachel and the hall of fame quarterback dan marino, 4:30 p.m. eastern tomor

he was asked about the ray rice situation, about adrian peterson. and of course deflate gate which is really topic number one at super bowl xlix, because everyone wants to know did the patriots use this as an unfair advantage. what happened was, it was in the afc championship game and they want to know if the patriots deliberately or negligently underinflated footballs. robert kraft said if the pats are found not guilty he wants a public apology from his friend and the commissioner roger goodell. something the commissioner addressed today in his super bowl state of the union address. >> this is my job. this is my responsibility to protect the integrity of the game. i represent 32 teams. all of us want to make sure the rules are being followed and if we have any information where a potential is that those rules were violated i have to pursue that and i have to pursue that aggressively. so this is my job. this is the job of the legal office. it is somewhat all 32 clubs expect, our fans expect and we will do it vigorously. it is important to be thoroug

peterson lost. >> on one big issue immigration, they are still behind the curve. republicans are opposed to the new policy in cuba. >> i don't ever see -- i'm serious now. i do not see a republican governor being elected in california in my lifetime. >> maybe a moderate. >> we had a moderate. i know how this party ever turns around. >> that's going up against a legacy. brown is like you know, an icon. but i wanted to mention this one thing about one of the most interesting elections was honda. here was a moment for the tech industry to come up and show his muscles put a guy in that they like, a former obama moderate. >> he was within four points of honda, who's been for seven terms. this may be one of the areas where you're going to see change. it was significant that silicon valley put up its own guy this time. >> do you think he's going to run? >> i think so. >> i don't think we have heard the last of him or neil kashkari either. >> the local governments are going to try to control the situation either welcome it because they have their own constituents who are

at some of the problems that the eagles had in the beginning the season the only healthy guy was petersonuspended the first three games the lack of the offensive line hurt nick foles this season and this could be a super bowl team with nick foles as the quarterback. >>> today two semi final days to get us to a national championship. and the rose bowl is from pasadena, california, marcus mariota from oregon the guy that the eagles would like to see he pitch its and gets down to the 1 yard line and royce friedman finishes the job and oregon leads 13-3 in the fourth quarter. and alabama and ohio state hook up at 8:30 on espn and we are getting ready to name the new national championship. >>> lebron james is expected to be out for two weeks with back problems. and last night in colorado the flyers held a 3-2 lead on this pretty claude giroux goal but it fell apart from there a couple of minutes later the avalanche went on the power play and they scored and tied the game. we are 20 seconds away from going to a shootout when rhino rhino -- o'reilly ended thing. >> we are not play that bad but w

he is taking over as president of the peterson institute.ems like a good time to meet with you. every camera every microphone is in front of you and you say forget about the gloom, optimism should rain. -- should reign. >> the u.s. is on a solid growth path. china did a solid growth path no matter how much they fiddle with the numbers. japan was on the upside. people were disappointed. most emerging markets have firm policies. the world is not just about europe, even though we are in davos. there is almost a j curve effect. the initial reaction is good news for bmw and the rest. where is the gloom for germany? >> they had some things they were selling directly to the chinese. even if china continues to grow they are going to buy. >> what is the distinction between what they say and the pozen optimism? >> axle is focused on europe because that is where he served. he knows the whole world, but he is choosing to emphasize structural problems in europe. any of those people you mentioned -- >> the real burden is they think unless portugal and gre

saddle up, and welcome travis peterson from houston, texas. [cheers and applause] oh!] >> how you doing? >> what's up, travis? >> how's it going, terry? >> how you doing, man? >> i'm doing well. doing really well. >> i got the yellow rose of texas for you, homeboy. >> i see that. i really appreciate that. that's nice. >> oh, man. now, how long have you been

fitting the vice president of conservation and education and i'm standing in the steed of tanya peterson the executive director, who is also with the mayor. and we do have a powerpoint. okay. here we go. what a great month at the san francisco zoo, if you would -- you know, our attendance is always dictated by weather. there was some seasonally large rainfalls in december, but there were also some great days. as you can see we're actually over budget in attendance; which is exciting as the zoo light, as you can see, this is our third year to do this wonderful event. it's a holiday event at night and we light part of zoo up and bring in reindeer, santa claus and snow and featuring our new playground. can you see that we exceeded budget by almost 9,000 people, but what is really cool, almost 800 police/fire department representatives got in free. and you can also see our zoo camp attendance was really good. we had almost 130 kids attend this holiday camp. year-to-date you can see we're over budget by almost 60,000 visitors. so the zoo is still held in high value for our families in san fra

peterson to the back room! in a -- in a business sense. not for sex. been here what, eight hours? how do you think it's going? well, i think it's been interesting. aww. these poor little guys must miss their mama. this is the only way i can get them to eat. bobby's a very nurturing bitch. all right, the pups had their morning yum-yums. now it's my turn. bobby, do you need some help there? [ laughs ] come on, jules. i'm an adult. think i can pour my own cereal. it's like watching an intelligent monkey. a regular monkey. there's water coming from the ceiling. aw, dog travis! he must have forgotten how to turn off the faucet. okay, i'm definitely gonna find that boat. i'm angela and i quit smoking with chantix. my children always wanted me to quit smoking but i resigned myself to the fact that it wasn't going to work. but chantix helped me do it. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it gave me the power to overcome the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood hostility, agitation, dep

commerce and mayor brown was there along with the committee head, a fellow by the name of richard peterson, who is heading up the committee. it was a passing of the hat, raising $4 million, but i'm going to get involved and see if i can't, these things always get away from small business sometimes and i want to see if i can't in the process make sure some small businesses are involved. in fact they are planning a big lighting ceremony and that lighting equipment will stay after the ceremony which will be in june and a lighting consult taepbs out of dog patch is the contractor on that. i will see our small business interests are represented in the city hall centennial activities. >> the historical society has taken this year's program throughout the city and they have a lot of programs scheduled inviting different communities to participate. remind that you a lot of state, a lot of countries were represented in 1915. it was a year-long activity. and this is a good topic to kind of think about as to how we can, as a commission, bring the small business perspective. >> that's a great idea and

. >>> arizona cardinals corner back patrick peterson now the proud owner of a selfie world record. he visited deer valley high school in phoenix and in one hour he took 1,449 selfies. look at him. his arm doesn't even get tired. that shattered the old guinness world record of 667 selfies in one hour. it means he took 25 selfies every minute. >> he has to get a selfie stick. >> yeah that would have been a little easier. that is so funny they lined up and they posted those. >> that is a lot to post. >> time is 4:50. we are learning more about that drone crash at the white house. at the break what the operator admitted what they were doing and the punishment. >> a mothers emotional plea coming up in 22 minutes what one woman is doing as a last ditch effort to save her son's life. >>> police are looking for two men they say pose as water department employees and stole jewelry from an elderly woman's home. one suspect approached the 93- year-old woman outside her home and told her a broken pipe had resulted in urine in the drinking water and the line needed to billion flushed out. while

. >> lynch, with some high stepping and some shifty maneuvering, and peterson tries to strip it. >> ohck? that is absolutely spectacular and he does it all the time. we have seen magic tonight out of the seattle seahawks, and the biggest game of the year. i mean that is just incredible football. >> the terrible towels whirling, and this crowd is ready to rock 'n' roll. >> here's antonio brown trying to get to the outside. now he'll try the other way, picking up blockers. and brown down the sideline he goes for the touchdown. >>> nbc sports, home of super bowl xlix, thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. olivia. super hungry? get my chipotle chicken club combo. it's got the chipotle sauce you love and spicy crispy chicken. you get it with fries and a drink for just $4.99. that's a ton of food. let's do this. >>> a san francisco neighborhood on alert after a deadly attack. the memorial that is honoring the victims today and what may have been behind the shooting. >>> 24 hours after two violent hostage dramas. the woman hunted by police today and the sh

. >> reporter: peterson says after the conviction and sentencing of the former governor, some lawmakers may be actually running scared on the issue. >> i hope so. if it doesn't take this to change your attitudes and to say hey, the current system is not okay, i don't know what it's going to take. >> reporter: the current governor terry mcauliffe issued a statement today calling on the state's leaders to restore public trust in government. it's yet to be seen if that will include new ethics rules. hank silverberg, wusa9 news. >>> democrat kathleen murphy is claiming victory tonight in a special election for virginia's 34th district house of delegate seat. she declared victory over her opponent with a margin of just 324 votes of the 12,500 cast. barbara comstock held the seat until being elected to virginia's 10th u.s. congressional district in november. the 34th is comprised of parts of fairfax and loudoun county and stretches from the potomac river in mclean through great falls. >>> we are following develops out of el paso, texas -- developments out of el paso, texas, where there's been

justin peterson goal, this is significant because normally the starter gets a rest. he had been in 21 straight games. dallasback, there up 3-0. don't call it come back. to the third we go, jaime bends it around peters. 5-4. >>> full day in sports for you there as you see the caps going down. maryland, hey, man. >> looking at tomorrow's games, who do you like. >> i'm going colts. >> really? >> colts to upset and the seahawks winning over the packers. >> okay. erica is going to update the forecast when we come back. >>> it's a holiday weekend. >> temperatures in the upper 40s. rain to start the day and then it will turn breezy and a little bit cooler. monday a high of 45 won't necessarily feel like it all day. 45 degrees, but at least it will be completely dry so you won't have to worry about rain showers for any of your service activities. >> we've got a couple of seconds. do you want to change that upset? >> no, i'm going with the colts. >> who you got? >> pick the team. >> pats. my uncle's a pats fan. >> thank you for watching. we'll see you tomorrow back here. bye,

i don't want to go too far and wind up like adrian peterson. here's what the under sherrif has to say about it. it is not something we advertise to do and even though law enforcement has been willing to help out in the situation -- >> i raised my voice for my youngest daughter. i called 911 first. it made total sense. >> beating your child and calling police. >> and adrian peterson with a switch and your kid winds up with slash mark on their leg. certain states have corporal punishment allowed in school. florida is one of them. >> i know some families that have had child protective services called on them by their older kids saying if you punish me too severely i can get the cops involved and the cops come down on the side of the kids all the time. >> here's our facebook question of the day. should parents be able to discipline their child without fears of getting in trouble themselves? that sherrif said this has happened a dozen other times. >> i wanted to know what's okay? what's the threshold in florida. in the schools down there you're allo

peterson >> did you tell him what happened? >> what happened?g thunderstorm. >> you didn't get it up there >> no, group dry as a bone >> it got pretty wet here >> he loves her husband and child and she wants it to work but in those moments that our loan and feeling vulnerable like she says in the movie, it was just things happen. things happen. and you know i know you didn't think it was that bad, but for her in the movie, it's like this is the worst thing that could have happened. no noah, best night ever, you know what i am saying. it's all perspective, i guess >> stay away from me! and stay away from my son! >> that do that, claire. i live next door. ♪ ♪ >>> coming up jewel an moore won a golden globe for beck as treats in a drama for her per's in "still alice." george lopez and marais a identity may star in "spare watching "made in hollywood." ♪ theme music ♪ >> promotional consideration saving and smiling... that's how i start the year... with tons of stuff on rollback clearance and more at walmart. ... and that really puts a smile on my fa

ray rice incident, adrian peterson incidents. great revenue coming in. what do you think the state of the nfl here? >> popular but there's questions. i think the integrity of the game has been tried. nobody's going to turn off the national football league. we have the best business that there can be in. it's the most popular game. and it should be that way. but over the course of this year there have been some questions that people are starting to wonder what's going on in the nfl. but it gives us a great opportunity to turn it around into something positive next year. >> what are your words? >> there are a lot of issues i think that roger has to deal with and continue to talk about and discuss and do what's right for the game, what's right for the players. but there are so many really good players, people who do good things in the nfl in a positive way. and i just think that it's going to continue and continue to grow. and be positive about it. >> you would think it would continue to grow and it probably will. but at some point, do these controversies r