. >> the pews will be packed at churches all across the region. "eyewitness news" reporter january car barrow live with -- jan with more. >> reporter: merry christmas, that's right, pews will be pack today. you know what they've already been pack here at the basilica of saints peter and paul. of course, the next mass is at 8:00 and then one follows at 10:00 and 12:00. for many catholics all across the world, the midnight mass is a big draw and tradition. no different here in center city overnight. as you take a look at the video, see the pews were indeed packed overnight. many people we spoke with are looking forward to spending time with family this christmas, and family was the main topic of archbishop of open charles chaput's mass, usually is on this holiday, but specially so this year as philadelphia peoples for the world meeting of families september for september 2015. along with that far course comes historic visit by pope francis with papal mass on the parkway. now, the archdioces has already kick the planning into high gear, tackling issu

the woman in the pew starts looking around to see if anyone is watching. >> what she does next nearly lands her in jail. >> dude in his porsche doing a speed test. >> 0-130 leads to one near miss. >> shoppers are alarmed when a clerk gives their credit card away. >> the prank that had him panicked. >> got out a month ago and you're handing him my credit card? >>> we are going global with these animal rescues. let's start up in canada. she is a female elk caught up in that wire fencing. that is sergeant daryl robinson. this is dangerous work. full-grown elk. he's there with his bare hands and wire cutter. >> she was trying to clear the fence and didn't make it. >> this is serious. looks like after he cuts her free she is laying there. she is okay. you see her shaking it off saying thank you. >> doing a little taylor swift. >> a two-tone coat with the vest. >> she has on a nice diaper. >> or that. now to india. they got a call about a puppy. this puppy has fallen down a 50-foot dry well. somebody did hear its cries. they are on the scene. you've got other people in the area coming to he

those are the numbers according to the pew research center poll. we are asking our viewers to comment on it, in the wake of the shooting of the two new york city police officers. "the assassination of two new york city police officers has emboldened police to lash out at weeks of criticism that they say have left them more vulnerable. the story noting the protests after the deaths of eric garner in staten island and michael brown in ferguson, missouri. forstmann said the demonstrations that followed grand jury decisions not to change -- not to charge the officers in those cases of strain police morale across the u.s. that story leading the front page of "the wall street journal," and the concern and reaction over the death of the new york city police department officer shot in what has been determined as an ambush in new york, leading many of the newspapers today. here is another headlines -- another headline from "the washington post." the ambush killing of two new york police officers saturday has forced in versioning protest movement over police

> woodruff: for more on all this, we turn to carroll doherty, director of political research at the pewresearch center for the people and the press. and, joseph de avila, who has been reporting on this and related stories for the "wall street journal." we welcome both of you. jofs de avila, why are these families suing? >> well, they're suing,

, argued with him and shot pew in the leg. then say police -- >> this defendant goes to the next hour, 1335, and he opens the door and fires right now it looks like one round into the house. that ends up striking the three-year-old. >> reporter: mo tells me the boy's twin sister was also at home at the time but was not hit. the boy was rush to the hospital. >> that's my boy. make sure no arteries was hit. save his life. his mother's only son. i didn't want to tell her that her son was dead. >> reporter: district councilman describes this neighborhood as a hot bed for drugs and gun violence. mo admits he's had plenty of run ins with the law, but insists that's all behind him. he is defiant. >> are you going to stay here tonight. >>> why wouldn't i? why wouldn't i? >> i'm not going to run. if he comes back, guess what, i feel sorry for him. i feel sorry for him. you know, because if it's meant for me and they come and do something to my family, i'm going to protect my family. by all means necessary. >> reporter: again, the good

the pew research on internet and life just came out with a study not too long ago precisely about this. what are people willing to give up in terms of information online? most people's sense of what it is they're protecting when they online very much works from that privacy framework. we all tend to think about what do i worry about sharing as an individual. we haven't thought that much about, what am i uncomfortable sharing about our exchanges to people. when i'm going online and having a text exchange with, say, three other people, i'm not necessarily thinking about privacy in that moment. i'm with a group of people. in my mind, you know, i don't know if this is your experience, when i go online and i'm talking with a group of people i'm not thinking about my individual privacy. i'm really thinking about our shared relationship in relation to the privacy or confidentiality of what we might be talking about. i might care deeply about keeping a conversation confidential like for the young people that i worked with. so i think the problem and the challenge is that right now we're thinki

worried sick helen waited for word that her son in law william pew was okay.he now knows he should be but hours before pew was shot in his tie in front of the home on the 1300 block of south new kirk by an unknown male shooter who let off at least six shots. perhaps a case of mistaken identity say police but that is not all. >> this defendant goes to the next house, 1335, and he opens the door and fires right now it

within the pew, within the individual's compact and they are all different with their creator, god, the designer whatever anybody cares to call the entity responsible for all of this. and i don't know that there is or isn't. so i'm perfectly willing to go along with anybody who thinks there is. but i think -- i'm not -- i've not better than here before, by the way. you've taken me to a place in this interview that i haven't been before. >> i told you it would be the best interview you have ever been on. >> it is. the subject interests me. i think it's the best subject going. >> coming up norman lear talks about politics, criticism of president obama and religion. what he has to say about fundamentalists. there's more to finical news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, could striking workers in greece delay your retirement? i'm here to make the connections to your money real. >> pain killer addiction on the rise >> i loved the feeling of not being in pain >> deadly consequences >> the person i married was gone >> are we prescribing an epidemic? >> the last thing drug compani

within the pew, within the individual's compact and they are all different with their creator, god, the designer whatever anybody cares to call the entity responsible for all of this. and i don't know that there is or isn't. so i'm perfectly willing to go along with anybody who thinks there is. but i think -- i'm not -- i've not better than here before, by the way. you've taken me to a place in this interview that i haven't been before. >> i told you it would be the best interview you have ever been on. >> it is. the subject interests me. i think it's the best subject going. >> coming up norman lear talks about politics, criticism of president obama and religion. what he has to say about fundamentalists. >> we were talking to a young lady saying she just wanted her voice to get out there. >> by the thousands, they're sending their government a message. >> ahead of 'em is a humanitarian crisis where tens of thousands of people are without food, water, shelter. >> a special one hour look at global attacks on free press. tomorrow 9:00 eastern. on al jazeera america. >> i'm adam may, you're

pew the neck door neighbor and the three-year-old little boil both expected to make a full recovery. iain? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> now to a developing story tonight. a call for temporary halt to protests from new york city's mayor. mayor bill diblasio said everyone should take a step back as the new york city police department prepares to bury two officers. wenjian liu and raphael ramos were ambushed saturday as they sat in their patrol car. ismaaiyl brinsley shot them both before committing suicide. he was seeking retaliation for michael brown in ferguson and eric garner in new york city. they're instructing officers to work in pairs. suspending certain patrols. civil rights leaders condemning the officers killings and now calling for calm. >> if we stir up emotions and cause people to be it set you stir up violence sometimes, zone we need to be peaceful. >> president obama denounced the killings in statement adding that police officers deserve quote respect and gratitude. the president relying on the expertise of a big city cop who happens to run the philly force. >> po

within the pew, within the individual's compact and they are all different with their creator, god, the designer whatever anybody cares to call, the entity responsible for all of this. and i don't know that there is or isn't. so i'm perfectly willing to go along with anybody who thinks there is. but i think -- i'm not -- i've not better than here before, by the way. you've taken me to a place in this interview that i haven't been before. >> i told you it would be the best interview you have ever been on. >> it is. the subject interests me. i think it's the best subject going. >> coming up norman lear talks about politics, criticism of president obama and religion. what he has to say about fundamentalists. >> "consider this". the news of the day, plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> why did so many of these people choose to risk their lives? >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> people are dying because of this policy. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> what is the administration do

within the pew, within the individual's compact and they are all different with their creator, god, the designer whatever anybody cares to call, the entity responsible for all of this. and i don't know that there is or isn't. so i'm perfectly willing to go along with anybody who thinks there is. but i think -- i'm not -- i've not better than here before, by the way. you've taken me to a place in this interview that i haven't been before. >> i told you it would be the best interview you have ever been on. >> it is. the subject interests me. i think it's the best subject going. >> coming up norman lear talks about politics, criticism of president obama and religion. what he has to say about fundamentalists. >> saturday on tech know. a brutal killing. a thorough investigation. >> we're pushing the envelope. >> but this is no ordinary c.s.i. >> what went on right before that animal died? >> hunting the hunter. >> we're gonna take down the bad guys. >> solving the crime. >> we can save species. >> tech know's team of experts show you how the miracles of science. >> this is my selfie, what ca

one grieving father criticizes what he calls a religious "code of silence" about drug abuse in the pews. >> the price is more parents who bury their children, their sons and their daughters. ♪ ♪ >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lily endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation, dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. i'm kim lawton, sitting in for bob abernethy. thank you for joining us. >>> religious groups were among those condemning a new york grand jury decision this week not to bring charges against a white police officer for the death of an unarmed african-american man. the police were trying to arrest eric garner for selling loose cigarettes and placed him in an apparent chokehold that led to his death. the united church of christ called the decision "an inexplicable travesty." southern baptist leader russell

a neighbor william pew, pew's mother was especially upset. no one made any effort to call 911 after the mid-morning shooting. complacently was disturbing. fox 29 also talked to the toddler's father and he said he had no idea why he was targeted and he needs to make sure that his family is protected. >> guess what, i feel sorry for him, i feel sorry for him, you know because if it was meant for me and do something to my family, i'm going to protect my family by all means necessary. >> and fortunately both victims are expected to be okay, the the shooter took off running, and anyone who has any information on this shooting is expect to call southwest detectives. chris and kerry. >>> jennifer joyce live from grays ferry, thank you. >>> i'm asking everyone across the spectrum to put aside protests, put a aside demonstrations, until these funerals are passed, let's focus on these families and was they have lost. >> that is new york city mayor bill deblasio asking protesters to hold off demonstrating until two officers killed over the weekend are b

worried sick helen waited for word that her son in law william pew was okay. she now knows he should be but hours before pew was shot in his tie in front of the home on the 1300 block of south new kirk by an unknown male shooter who let off at least six shots. perhaps a case of mistaken identity say police but that is not all. >> this defendant goes to the next house, 1335, and he opens the door and fires right now it looks like one round, into the house. >> reporter: hitting a three-year eld boy in the upper thigh. someone took him to the hospital but she fears that what he and her family will come home to she says the block was slow to call to help. >> the complacency of people not to call 911, after you heard six shots outside of your door, where are the morals. >> around here, it is frequently you hear gunshots. so a lot of people just turn the other way. >> reporter: touring the climb scene, councilman johnson says that must change. >> this makes no sense. it is the holiday season. we should not have a family going to the hospital, with a three-year old s

you can see how pack the pews were. spoke with are looking forward to spending time with family this christmas, and family was the main topic of area bishop charles chaput midnight mass, usually on this holiday. but specially snow year, at philadelphia prepares for the world meeting of families september for september 2015. along with that far course comes historic visit by pope francis, with a papal mass on the parkway. now, the archdioces has also kick the planning into high gear tackling issues from buying and storing millions of mass booklets to housing and transportation, for more than a million visitors t seems this christmas, philadelphians couldn't be more excited. take a listen. >> we went to a jesuit college, big, big friend and fans. we went to holy cross in massachusetts. so we just think the jesuits are crazy and fun. >> also jesuit pope. >> yes, love the jesuit pope. pretty pumped he'll be here. >> the first visit to the u.s. by pope francis. next christmas mass happens at 8:00 just half hour away now. rep

both the boy and pew are now in stable condition. >>> and haddon township police are on the trail ofank robber. surveillance photos of the bandit were taken on the 300 block of haddon avenue yesterday afternoon as he passed a threatening note to the teller. the suspect ran away with cash. no one in the bank was hurt. >> luckily santa claus is not afraid of any rain. >> oh, no, santa is not afraid of anything. are you kidding? and the that rudolph, he's got it all covered. let's take a look at storm track live double scan around the region and you can see we have some showers around. for the most part this is just light. it's not that big of a deal. some showers, some drizzle here or there making it feel damp and dreary out there and that's the way it's going to be for the first half of the day. we can see these showers just kind of pulling up from the south and you're getting it a little bit more in south jersey and delaware where you had not been earlier. double scan showing us the latest. let's go on outside right now and see what it looks like, and yes, yes, it's wet at philadelph

argued with him and then shot pew in the leg.n say police -- >> then this defendant goes to the next house, 1335, and he opens the door and fires right now it looks like one round into the house. that ends up striking the three-year-old. >> reporter: mo tells me the boy's twin sister was also home at the time but was not hit. the boy was rush to the hospital. >> that's my boy. make sure he had no arteries was hit. save his life. that's his mother's only son i didn't want to tell her that her son was dead. >> reporter: district councilman describes this neighborhood as a hot bed for drugs and gun violence. mo admits he's had plenty of run ins with the law, but insists that's all behind him. he is define. >> you're going to say here tonight. >> why wouldn't i? why wouldn't i? i'm not going to run. if he come back, guess what? i feel sorry for him. i feel sorry for him. you know, because if it's meant for me and they come here and do something to my family, i'm going to protect my family. by all means necessary. >> reporter: the goo

religious majority of california before the dust bowl, but it was kind of a presbyterian, upright in your pewf religion, whereas the okies came out with this fundamentalist, stand up and shout type of religion, and that was one of the things, the religious differences that kind of set the okies apart in a negative way. they were viewed negatively to a great extenlt by the people who were already here, and that was part of it. when we think of the dust bowl migrant, we think of the people who came out and lived in the federal migrant camps, where the "grapes of wrath" took place and the movie was filmed. there was some poverty, and there were people that were living in call lsqualor outside camps as well. okies would work in with farm laborers, throw hem on the truck, take them out to the field to work, they'd work long, harold days, come back, there was no tv, no radio, lit until the way of entertainment so they would sit outside their tents or on their stoops with a guitar and harmonica, and that was the evening's entertainment. ♪ i'm a cowboy far away from home ♪ >> you had the dust bowlers

this shooting but instead a second innocent person was wounded in the gunfire and a neighbor, william pew, pew's mother-in-law was especially upset as she said in one made any effort to call 911 after mid-morning shooting, the complaint was disturbing. fox 29 also talked to the toddler's father, he says he has no idea why he was targeted. he needs to make sure that his family is protect, again, both victims are expected to be okay. the shooter took off running. anyone who has any information should call southwest detectives. karen and chris? >> as always, a good idea. jennifer, thank you. >>> there is a growing memorial for 29 new york city police officers killed over the weekend. >> such a tragedy. >> we can do, you know, we can do what we need to do but violence is not the answer. >> that is emerald garner, eric garner's daughter, she's the daughter of one of the people that was killed that started all of the protests. the officers rafael ramos and wenjian liu was shot and killed bias mail brinsley in retaliation for deaths of eric garber and michael brown. those families are still reel

pew research named the past congress the second least productive in modern history. will the next one be even better? the president's political strategy for 2015 needs to be just say no. we are hearing from the white house congressional republicans about to assume full control of congress in a new day. next year he expects to use his veto pen quite a bit. >> there will be areas we disagree. i haven't used the veto pen very often since i have been in office because legislation was blocked from the senate even when the republicans took over the house. now i suspect there will be some i have to pull that pen out. >> the president would be served when if he extended an olive branch and left the veto pen in his pocket. >> they will repeal all or part of obamacare. >> doug luzader live for us. thank you, doug. >>> australian officials on the hunt for a shark that killed a 17-year-old boy. he was speering when a great white shark bit him. he speered him. they hoped to catch the shark and kill him. >>> a dog blamed for a major pileup on a washington state highway. armored tr

take a look at the video, the pews were pack here, overnight, for that midnight mass.with are looking forward to spending time with family this christmas. and, family was a main topic of archbishop charles chaput midnight mass. usually this holiday, but specially so this year as philadelphia prepares for the world meeting of families set for september 2015. along with that historic visit by pope francis with papal mass on the parkway. now the archdioces is already kicking the planning into high gear, tackling issues from buying and storing millions of mass booklet, to housing and transportation for more tan a million visitors. it seems this christmas philadelphians couldn't be more excited. >> we went to a jesuit college, big, big pope francis fans, went to holly cross in massachusetts, so we think the jesuits are crazy and fun, yeah, we love the jesuit pope. we're pretty pumped he'll be here. >> now, again there is will be the first us visit for pope francis, in the meantime, christmas mass of course underway here at 8:00 at the basilica of saint peter and paul, so al

and packing the pews, philadelphians looking forward not to what's under the christmas tree, but whos around it. >> and i just moved back into the area. so i'm glad i can within my family this evening, and this holiday season. >> family, friends. >> in time for family and celebration. >> of covers, family is always the theme on this holiday. but specially so when archbishop charles chaput's message this year with worlds meeting of families just around the corner, and papal visit on the horizon, family remain the focus in 2015. >> we went to jesuit college, so big, big pope francis fans, went to holy cross in massachusetts. so we just think that the jesuits are crazy and fun. >> and the jesuit pope. >> we're pretty pumped he'll be here. >> something to be excited about, not only for these devoted but for the entire city of brotherly love. >> i think it was, you know, it is definitely going to boost the more all, you know, just to be able to see the pope in person. >> i think he's been, you know, a great breath of fresh air. >> this will be the pope's first visit to the united state. m

news 4's jason pew is live at nationals park. a place that is going to be surround by a whole lot of excitement morning, jason. >> good morning, angie. this will be the place to be a little over 24 hours from now. one of the biggest sporting events taking place ever in the nation's capital. the 2015 winter classic. and it should be a good one. i want to show you the scene here at nationals park. the ice on the rink down on the field already painted. the winter classic logo right at center ice. you can see the crews still working diligently to get this place up and going for tomorrow. the scene here just magnificent. you mentioned the capitals practici at 11:30. after that practice session, will have a family skate after that. at 2:30 the chicago blackhawks they will take the practice ice. we will have you covered if you can't make it out here for this great game. capitals and blackhawks. all day long on nbc 4. our coverage starts 11:00 a.m. with our pregame show. puck drops at 1:00 p.m. be sure to follow us afterwards. it's going

. >>> a study just released by pew research center after crunching data from the last 60 years, pew foundmexicans were apprehended at the border than mexicans. 259,000 compared to 229,000 mexicans. the number of mexican crossing into the u.s. has been on a steady decline since the year 2000 when over 1.6 million were apprehended by authorities. the changes in immigration patterns are partly due to the surge this year of unaccompanied children migrants from central america mostly a problem immigration analysts say could continue as rampant crime and violence in honduras guatemala and el salvador carry on. we've been looking back at some stories we're most proud of here. today's story is from last month when ronan traveled to the u.s./mexico border and found undocumented immigrants and the u.s. border patrol agents they encounter both deal with an unclear legal situation when they meet at the border. >> so they don't receive legal counsel during the initial questioning? >> not during the initial questioning. that's just because the initial questions we take is really just buy graphical info

s/carroll doherty, centro de investigación pew (nat up) carroll doherty del centro de investigacin pewe la opinin pblica ha cambiado y que en ms de 20 aÑos esta es la primera vez que eso sucede. 52% quiere ms derechos mientras que 46% quiere ms control. este tema es uno que histricamente ha dividido al pas. aquellos que defienden la segunda enmienda dicen que entre ms armas hay menos violencia. s/luis quiñónez, a favor de armas "una sociedad donde todas las personas están armadas es una sociedad muy pasiva porque tú sabes que la otra persona esta igualmente preparada para cualquier asunto" pero eso para algunos es absurdo y por el contrario quieren revivir un proyecto de ley que actualmente est estancado en el congreso. s/ chelsea parsons, center for american progress (nat up) nosotros hemos estado abogando para que se apruebe ese proyecto que cierra la brecha que permite la venta del 40% de las armas a compradores a los que no se les han revisado sus antecedentes, dijo chelsea parson de center for american progress. en vsperas del aniversario de sandy hook, una organizacin pro control

the woman in the pew starts looking around to see if anyone is watching. >> what she does next nearly lands her in jail. >> dude in his porsche doing a speed test. >> 0-130 leads to one near miss. >> shoppers are alarmed when a clerk gives their credit card away.

. >> aid church crush, all saint catholic church every sunday morning, sat in the same pew. and i cannot remember the woman's name, the girl, she had big family. they sat right across from us. so i look forward to going to 11:00 mass. >> of course. >> because they always went to the same mass, sat in the same pew. there she was. >> awe. >> oh, i remember her name. >> what? >> it is an odd name, kerry kerry, kerry organ. the organ family. >> organ? >> yes. >> rolly? >> awful. >> how could you forget that? >> i don't know. >> kerry organ? >> the woman i'm engage today now, the first thing out of my mouth when i met her? i met her at a wedding. i said i think i'm your husband. and i'm not kidding. and she says well i'll be your wife. >> did you say that to lot of people. >> all the time. but it finally work. >> wow. >> i said that to joe dan err up in the control room. >> and he wanted to be your wife? >> listen to this, when is garth brooks -- i haven't seen this guy. >> where has he been? >> oh, he's back now. >> caught in a horrible fire. >> no. he's releasing a new cd. his

that's according to the report by the pew research center. mexicans cross the border in smaller numbers, and thousands of migrants travel to the united states from guatemala honduras and el salvador this year, many escaping gang violence. many of the central american migrants were unaccompanied minors. those numbers have dropped since the national guard was deployed to the border. but they're still making 100 arrests per day. and many of those are mothers traveling with children. heidi zhou castro joins us now. what is happening to these families as they're stopped? >> four out of these families are from central america. and the detention centers down south are still so full that these families are processed and then released into the community with an order to appear before an immigration judge at a later date. twice daily in texas a homeland security bus pulls up to the public bus terminal, and a treatment of families, mostly single mothers with their families pour out. they're anxious fearful and tired. many of these women had been on the

the reason it is different, if you look closely you will notice joel is an afternoon pew tee. this is his experience learning to skateboard with a prosthetic left foot. he was riding his motorcycle and another car came right toward him, hit him in his left side. it basically broke his foot in three directions. after dealing with a lot of doctors and surgeons, they determined amputation was the best idea. that's the cool thing about this video. joel did not let that stop him. he also snow boards. check this out. and he is pretty amazing. as we well know, skateboarding, snow boarding, they are not easy. >> and he's kicking butt. >> to tell us how he does it, we have joel via skype from minnesota "right this minute." welcome to the show. were you a skateboarder and snow boarder before your accident? >> yes, i was. sort of off and on over the years. it's always been a passion of mine. post amputation, i came across some people on the internet. i'm not the only one out there doing these things but i realized there is no reason i can't do it if i don't just do it. now i'm switching

today" pew research center poll. the poll finds 42% of americans predict 2015 will be worse than 2014. and our political panel is rich, that 42% think it's going to be worse. that's up 7 points from a year ago. >> yeah, happy new year. it's depressing. there is this persistent deep sourness in the country it has a lot to do with the lackluster recovery that people really haven't felt. just ground down by this weak recovery with no wage growth. and then also just people institutions in this country from government on down to everything else. so, it's a really time of great anxiety and pessimism. >> philip, how you can trust a lot of what we hear about3!@rñ all this government waste. you hear that on capitol hill fight over bills people sneak stuff in last minute you can't read the bill whether you are for theyg@o bil or against the bill the process looks16 slick. republicans do it, democrats do it. >> that's exactly right. one of the thing that's interesting about pew poll democrats have seen the biggest decline and

, pew's mother in law was upset, she said in one made an effort to call 911 after the the mid-morningomplacency was disturbing, toddler's father told us he is relieved that the son will be okay. the situation yesterday was certainly scary. >> when so many shots went off. down here, it is just unsafe, you know what i'm saying, i have a checkered past anyway, you know. >> reporter: troubles with the law. >> run ins with the law a few times. >> reporter: does it surprise you somebody would come looking for you with a gun. >> surprise me, this time yes. >> reporter: police are still trying to determine a motive in the shooting and they are actively searching for that shooter who apparently took off running. if you have any information you're canned to call southwest detectives. both of these victims are expect to be okay. chris and karen. >> that is good news, jennifer, thank you. >>> 5:35. delaware day care provider now facing child endangerment after police say she left two children in her car while she goes shopping. that is just the beginning. police say well that woman tanya robinson

here is the poll, pew research, when you think about buying and receiving holiday gifts. make you feel joyful? 83%. 83, that's got to give you -- some atheists in there got to be. all right? >> i'm agnostic. i hate buying gifts, once i guy them then i feel good. >> you don't have any friends, who do you give them to. >> my enemies. >> do you feel generous? 78%, that makes people, you know, generosity a good thing. stressed out, 36%. wasteful 23%. that's the hard core atheists crew. so, the mantra of, you know, christmas has been perverted because now it's it all about material things, it really doesn't hold up because it's all about goodwill towards men men and women urchins. >> and cheap shots for people who don't like commerce. after all the wise men presented unto him gifts, gold, frankincense and miles an myrrh. >> doing killing jesus uncovered chinese and persian records about that period of time and that journey. it's very very fascinating so i believe it i didn't believe it. i was on the fence about it before because it's only one gospel, you know, the magi is only

citizens wave goodbye to departing cowboys and settle into a safe and predictable life and fill the pewsry sunday morning without fail. people like bill caldera, who was like family to amyjane and her parents, dave and cathy brandhagen. >> they brought amyjane home when she was just three days old. and we were there when -- when she was brought home. >> reporter: bill knew and adored the remarkable little girl from the very beginning. >> you watched amyjane grow up? >> yes. >> reporter: around and saw what sort of girl emerge? >> she was very carefree, loving, didn't know a stranger. >> reporter: the brandhagens asked bill to speak for them after what happened, when they sorely needed their church family at pendleton free methodist. like youth minister jed hummel and his wife lisa, who encountered the dancing sprite when she was in middle school. >> if she got the feeling that you were left out, she'd find you and make sure you knew that you had a friend. >> a little bit like pippi longstocking! >> that's exactly -- oh, certainly! and i always remembered she knew everyone's name! she was

. >> pew! >> that's wrap. >> oh, man. "tmz" -- >> ok, merry christmas, everybody. merry christmas! [applause] [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >>ok, here's what we're going to do. we're going to play pictionary but i'm going to call on one of you guys and you have to draw the clues and everybody in the room gets to participate and if you guess it you win a prize, but you can't guess until i call on you. so everybody can't talk at once. got it? >> yep. >> charlie? >> ok. >> you can do this. you got this. >> i know, right. >> somebody who's with somebody else. >> getting married? >> oh, two guys. two guys. >> keep going, charlie. keep going. give us more clues. >> is it johnny and victor? >> no, apparently not.

packing the pews, philadelphians looking forwards not to what's under the christmas tree but who is aroundt. >> i just moved back into the area. i'm glad i can be with my family and be here in the holiday season. >> nice to relax with family and friends. >> time for family and celebration. >> of course family is always the theme on this holiday, but specially so when archbishop charles chaput's mess thank year, with world meeting of families just around the corner, and papal visit on the horizon, family will remain the focus in 2015. >> we went to jesuit college, we went to holy cross in massachusetts, so we just think that the jesuits are crazy and fun, and ya, we love the jesuit pope. pretty pumped he will be here. >> something to be excited about not only for these devoted but for the entire city of brotherly love. >> i think it will definitely boost the more all, just to be able to see the pope in person. >> i think he's been, you know, great breath of fresh air. >> and, of course there is will be the first visit by the pope to the u.s. the archdioces has already kick up preparation in

a pew survey found 52% saying it is more important to protect gun owners rights than to control ownership. it is the first time in two decades the survey has found more americans supporting gun rights. 51% of americans wanted stronger gun control. >>> up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, fighting climate change today but environmentalists are not impressed. >>> and a storm is knocking on our door. abc 7 news meteorologist is up next with the forecast. >> while the 49ers super bowl aspirations ended for the second year in seattle. lost to the seahawks. there were positives but not enough for victory. enough for victory. here's some news you may find surprising. we're for an open internet for all. we're for creating more innovation and competition. we're for net neutrality protection. now, here's some news you may find even more surprising. we're comcast. the only isp legally bound by full net neutrality rules. (vo)rescued.ed. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping t

. >> reporter: the neighbor identified as william pew according to his mother-in-law pew drove himself to the hospital. >> she said he actually drove himself. >> reporter: is that right. >> she said 'cause there's blood over the drivers' seat. >> reporter: the gunman fired at least one shot into 1355 newkirk wounding the three-year-old son of this man, known to neighbors as mo its believed mo may have been the intended target. he had no comment as he entered his now's this afternoon. councilman kenyatta johnson says anyone with information about the gunman and the reasons for the shooting must get that information to investigators. >> this makes no sense as to how they seized him. -- this holiday season we shouldn't have a family going to the hospital with a three-year-old shot in the leg. this is another reason why we have to be aggressive going after those individuals carrying illegal guns. >> reporter: still no description of the gunman from police. councilman johnson says this has been a bad mix of violence, drugs and guns here in this part of grays ferry. people need to speak out.

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pew research found the value of a college degree has increased from one generation to the next. between 1965 and 2013, median annual earnings among college educated full-time workers rose to, $45,500. meanwhile earnings for their high school educated peers fell more than $3,000 to $28,000 for the same period. and it adds up over time. the federal reserve bank found that average college graduates can expect to earn at least $800,000 more than the average high school graduate over a lifetime. that seems like a pretty good payoff for higher education. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, him. claims cosby >>> still no word from bill cosby about a lawsuit filed against him. in it a woman claims he sexually abused her in 1974 at the playboy mansion. she was 15 at the time. recent weeks more than a dozen women have raised allegations. no criminal charges have ever been filed against bill cosby. >>> university of texas is missing something. about 100 brains. one of the missing brains is believed to have belonged to a clock tower sniper charles whitman who killed 16 pe

whether that software was used in a cyber attack in sony pictures entertainment last week when several pew e movies were leaked early online. >>> two people rescued from a burning home in west philadelphia tonight. sky force ten above the scene here on media street. the fire started just after 7:00. we're told everyone made it out of the home, but emergency responders took at least two people to the hospital with injuries. >>> to may fair, where philadelphia police say a car hit and killed a 69-year-old man running across cottman avenue tonight. the driver stayed on the scene. officers are still investigating, but they do not expect to file any charges. >> a th$25,000 reward tonight a still no shane montgomery. the search wraps up its fifth night. denise is live in manayunk and shane's parents still holding out hope tonight. >> reporter: yes, jim, they believe they need just one break. they know he left kildares to walk home just a mile from here. what happened after that is fuelling this mystery. >> this is heart wrenching. this is horrible. >> reporter: karen and kemp say they refuse to

. >>> pew research found the value of a college degree has increased from one generation to the next period between 1965 and 2013, median annual earnings among college educated full-time workers rose to $45500. meanwhile earnings for the high school educated peers fell more than 3000 to 28000 for the same period. and it adds up over time. the federal reserve bank found the average college graduate can expect to earn at least $800,000 more than the average high school graduate over a lifetime. that seems like a pretty good payoff for higher education ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, because of threatening twee towards police protesters. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00 p.m. new fallout for san jose police officer who's now under investigation for threatening tweets towards police protesters. the growing backlash and more coming up tonight at five. >>> roberta has her hands full today and all week long with the weather. >> i pulled out on the high definition doppler radars you can get a better view of the bay area and monterey bay because about 60 nautical miles we had a severe thunderstorm warning in