a thin stream pierced Ãthe relentless patter of rain. i'm hit, i am hit.familiar cry is that hitting the fan. take cover, to cover a yells. this was the ambush i dreaded. i rolled and embraced my rifle butt against the ridge on my best and triggered off and a half a magazine for the incoming fire. i looked downhill and saw a body between two bushes legs sprawled. rushed in short dashes and set up at an offensive position on the plane. bullets went through the brush. and cracked into trees. showering bar and white puppy would. the leader collapsed next to me. they got the dog. i measured the distance to the motionless medic around him impact was doubting up mud and water. 16 mortars Ãhere lieutenant, my radioman handed me the handset. put audio at chili on top of the hill and cover me i yelled and burst from behind the tree. projectiles went past as i dodged on the bank. the wounded man lay in the middle of the stream. our m-16 machine games began hammering away at the ridge line. bullets were dicing around mimicking the impact of the raindrops. and when i

an unconventional candidate i don't think there's anybody running a campaign like a successfully piercing eyes in the process of building up an organization and will have to see how that works. tree into a new pew poll out says 51% of americans are disapproving of trumps transition efforts. joining us now is member of the

we're back into a place where -- you can't say even apple, i realize apple is cheap relatively to pierce, this isn't a value play. people are going back after growth. as it relates to tech, let's face it, amazon gets a halo effect when you see what's happened to retail and it's ultimately cementing a story that shows amazon when they want to turn on margins i believe they can do it. >> but in terms of 2017 trade they spoke netflix finally

from los angeles, california, please welcome pierce minor.cheers and applause] how you doing, man? good to meet you. >> likewise. >> what's up, pierce, how you doing, man? >> what's up? i'm good. >> welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you. >> you ready to go today? >> i'm ready to go. >> so you're a big planner? >> i am a big planner. >> and i hea

we saw obviously be pierced the 1% in the three month libor which means for the first time since 09 with a rising in the fed funds rate you will -- that's why we have seen 27 weeks lows into the will market and there's no reversal of the bonds. the look at two sectors leveraged loans in the month of december that 3.5 billion

pierce was to be sentenced today. judge navarro approved a plea deal. >> the defendant plead open court guilty to all the charges, in exchange for six months electronic monitoring. pierce would be required to register as a sex offender, but he would avoid jail time. the deal was approved over the objections of prosecutors. >> we thought prison time was a more appropriate sentence in this case. >> there were similar cases they said, like the one in 2014, against former san francisco human rights employee, and gay rights activist larry brinken. who received jail time for child porn. a surprise announcement by the judge. the sheriff's office objected to the sentence, namely electronic monitoring in home detention, sheriff vicky hennessey. >> our monitoring cannot adequately provide any real guarantee to the public that this person is not doing the same thing that the person was doing before. which was sitting at home on a computer. >> the deal was now dead. sentencing was continued so they could look at other options. pi

pierce was to be sentenced today. judge rene navarro approved a plea deal. >> the defendant plead in open court and plead guilty to all the charges in exchange for six months electronic monitoring. >> reporter: in addition to home detentioning, he would be required to register as a sex offender but avoid jail time. the deal was approved over the objections of prosecutors. >> we thought prison time was a more appropriate sentence in this case. >> reporter: there were similar cases they said like the one in 2014 against human rights employee and gay rights activists larry brinken who received jail time for child porn. the sheriff's office objected to the sentence namely electronic monitoring and home detention. sheriff vicki henessey. >> our monitoring cannot accurately provide any real, any real guarantee to the public this person is not doing the same thing the person was doing before, which was sitting at home on a computer. >> reporter: the deal was now dead. sentencing was continued so they could look at other opti

pierce was to be sentenced today. judge rene navarro approved a plea deal. >> the defendant plead in open court and plead guilty to all the charges in exchange for six months electronic monitoring. >> reporter: in addition to home detentioning, he would be required to register as a sex offender but avoid jail time. the deal was approved over the objections of prosecutors. >> we thought prison time was a more appropriate sentence in this case. >> reporter: there were similar cases they said like the one in 2014 against human rights employee and gay rights activists larry brinken who received jail time for child porn. the sheriff's office objected to the sentence namely electronic monitoring and home detention. sheriff vicki henessey. >> our monitoring cannot accurately provide any real, any real guarantee to the public this person is not doing the same thing the person was doing before, which was sitting at home on a computer. >> reporter: the deal was now dead. sentencing was continued so they could look at other opti

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that having been set, i think the republican party is donald trump's right now. >> charlie pierce, last word. >> i don't think he's isolated at all. >> charlie sykes, last word to you. >> well, i think do not underestimate the fact that donald trump only has a two-vote margin in the united states so it's not true to say john mccain and lindsey graham don't have a lot of power, i do think once you no longer have barack obama to kick around anymore, he's going to own this. he's very off message. a guy says i'm going to fight for america, i want to make america great again and what is he doing? he's had this self-inflicted problem again of appeasing russia. >> yeah. the charlies, great tonight. charlie pierce and charlie sykes, thank you both for being here, appreciate it. >>> coming up, the fight over trump's cabinet. why top democrats are demanding an ethics investigation into his pick to lead the department of health and human services. >>> but first, nbc has exclusive new details from the top-secret report on russia's hacking. evan mcmullin will be here to break down the intelligence f

in san francisco jeff pierce kron four nes. still ahead on kron four news weekend.r snow storm warning for the sierra. but it's not stopping many from seeing the snow. what you can expect for the weekend. next. here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. for the weekend: it's the 20-17 chinese new year flower fair. check out the holiday plants, flowers, fruits and more. it's happening on kearny and sutter street in chinatown from 10:00 to 8:00. it's free to attend. it was a picture-perfect night at boreal mountain resort this evening. excellent conditions on the slopes.just the right amount of people.and the travel here was a piece of cake.sort of. aundrea mills/rocklin resident: "oh, it was easy.not bad. a little bit of traffic, but.what made you come up tonight to get your 2 hours in? got to get the practice in, i've got to get better." shaydar edelmann/boreal mountain resort: "we've had, coming up on 50 inches of snow the last 3 days, on top of 200 the last 2 weeks before that. so, the conditions are as good as they get

. >> someone said that you saved me from getting a nipple piercing. should i get one?don's mom, you're welcome. he needs to just cut him off. no. we're just going to keep having fun. that's what new orleans is all about. this is amazing. >> come o tell me, honestly, how jealous do you think kathy and anderson were they couldn't be here? anderson loves new orleans. >> he love this is band. and the spotted cats is a special place i know for him. my name might be on that wall. have you gotten to sign your name? >> i'm not a big enough celebrity. >> we can't all be don lemon, but some of us are asked to sign walls. >> have you thought about new year's resolutions? >> i have. i always live my life to the fullest. i need a little bit more balance and open life. i may be open to a relationship this year. >> breaking news. don lemon might be open to a relationship? >> yeah. actually being available to be in a relationship. i'm a bad person to date. i'm not selfish. i'll give you my -- >> are we going there right now. >> i'm not going to be as self-centered. >> but i don't real

you've got to do something. >> charlie pierce, i wonder if -- we laugh about tt and joe biden is always delightful to listen to but there is a sense that donald trump has the potential to become pretty isolated here because there is still part of the republican party still with john mccain. that still exists. we don't know how large it is. the intelligence community is not an amorphous blob donald trump is tweeting about. it's those guys with those bars on their chest that now even trump supporters can look at those guys and say, wait, they're not more credible than julian assange? does donald trump risk becoming more isolated now? >> i have no idea. i think for all intense and purposes in the republican party as is presently constitutes, john mccain and lindsey graham might as well be lawn jockeys. they have no power. nobody listens to john mccain. a lot of pundits do and some democrats do, but the real fire in that committee came from thom tillis and joni ernst and deb fisher and tom cotton to an extent who are the future and they were not quite -- i mean lindsey graham was incredibly

in the broadcast, he got his ear pierced live on the air., was this planned or was this the result of tequila, and are men still piercing ears in 2017? is this coming back? >> maybe don's bringing it back. look, we go way back. >> can't. >> i don't know what to say. >> all right. >> and, finally, we have a final celebrity passing to report. this has been a really tough year for celebrities. >> oh, yeah. >> it's been hard. so in 2016, an actor, william christopher, you know his face. he died after a battle with lung cancer, known for the role, on "mash." >> you see, gail planned to go to medical school, i helped her study, simple as that. at least i thought it was. until i suddenly found myself on the receiving end of the rather ardent embrace. >> what? >> she hugged the stuffing out of me. >> you know, i don't know -- did you watch "mash" growing up? >> not really. a little bit. >> it was a little bit before my time too, but i have to tell you, it really -- he was really just one of the amazing characters of the show, 84 years old. i did eve

not one shot pierced the merrimack. they went down with the flag still flying and then they turned onto congress. she surrendered. 120 more dead. the next was another union. it was over to the ground but now it was coming out and they would be there. the merrimack called it a day, quite a day. the worst defeat they had ever suffered and would remain so until pearl harbor 80 years later. the news of the battle through the entire north into a panic in the cabinet meeting the next cat morning president lincoln kept walking over to the window and looking down fully expecting to see the merrimack speeding up river. and where was the monitor? merely on the bottom of the atlantic. she set ou sat out the day befod ran into a storm that filled all the spaces with poison gases. her engine crew passed out and the other crew members happened but the ship nearly sank twice. just at dusk she entered the chesapeake and have seen it past the southern cumberland and the still burning congress a few hours later. about one in the morning

in alameda jeff pierce kron four news. still ahead on kron four news weekend.llowing the election over alleged hacking. we'll explain what president- elect donald trump is now considerng when he takes office. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekned. it's the outdoor sculpture walk in palo alto. come out and enjoy beautiful outdoor art and more. it's all happening at lomita drive at museum way at stanford university starting at 11:30. the event is free to attend. wet and windy weather returns starting the middle of the week. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures will persist across the region through tuesday. an active weather pattern will then develop by the middle part of the week and will potentially persist into next weekend as a series of storm systems move through california. moderate to heavy rainfall is likely at times, as well as locally strong and gusty winds. president obama has now given his final weekly address to the nation. usually the president will address important current political subjects when speaking to the nation

pierce has worked on political campaigns for barbara lee and ed lee among others. >>> it is an unusual guarantee. a woman in san jose who says her contractor couldn't follow through on a promise. the back-up continues at this hour in solano county... after the tires of a big rig caught fire around 2 this >>> a tough evening commute for a lot of people. the backup continues after the tires of a big rig caught fire, this happened around 2:00 this afternoon, this was highway 37. video from our nbc chopper just an hour ago. you can see the big rig completely charred and the top burned off. one lane of 37 remains closed at this hour, no word on when it's expected to reopen. >>> tomorrow the uc system could raise tuition for the first time in several years. for in state students the yearly tuition would rise by about $300. out of state students nearly $2,000 tuition hike. you see regents are meeting in san francisco. and janet nepapolitano says a tuition increase is necessary with reduced state funding. >>> she was a tv legend and inspiration for women across the country. sadly, mary tyler m

beneath the serene surface on which pierce skated to the presidency was a roiling sea. a well mannered northern man of southern sympathy, he was pious under pressure. the grandiose hatred of others easily overwhelmed him as he turned to brandy for solace, and an old friend, a mexican war comrade, for guidance, jefferson davis. the ones and future rivals of lincoln combined to blow to smithereens the cornerstone of civil and political peace. senator stephen a douglas of illinois, seeking a transforming gesture that would bring him the presidency and secretary of war jefferson davis of mississippi, the high-handed heir to slaveholding wealth and the de facto president of the united states. each had visions of an american imperial, prophecies that converged in their collaboration on the kansas-nebraska act, and act which revealed the missouri compromise that a forbidden slavery north of a faithful line of latitude. the parallel lives of these two men would intersect with lincoln's. the passage of the kansas-nebraska act on may 30, 1854, lincoln and his friends joined the b

from los angeles, california, please welcome pierce minor.use] how you doing, man? good to meet you. >> likewise. >> what's up, pierce, how you doing, man? >> what's up? i'm good. >> welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you. >> you ready to go today? >> i'm ready to go. >> so you're a big planner? >> i am a big planner. >> and i hear you planned a pretty extravagant way to

and he decided to get his ears pierced.n't anything to peers it with except somebody had a needle. they did it. >> don't get -- it has to go back, goes back to birth mothers. >> here is the needle. here is the needle. >> oh. >> oh! >> oh. >> don't get blown -- >> earlier he almost got his nip he will pierced. >> what? >> he started to take his shirt off. they were suggesting that, and he was like all for it because that's how much he had, you know? >> it was between appears g and a tatoo, kept going back and forth. >> i have done a lot of weird stuff on the show, but never appears g. >> you did the knows hair -- >> maybe i should get something peers in the. >> why don't we do that, get something pieced -- pierced on you. how about nice nose ring? >> no, you could see that. >> how about, well, how about we do your ears? like lauren? >> let's think of all of the different possibilities, i could do nipples. >> ears, belly button. >> that would be really fun. >> i then you can show it to teddie on your next trip to california.

so also the pierced nails, right? kim kardashian, recently tweeted out or i think it was snap chat. >> yes. >> her nails, now, this isn't necessarily new thing, but people making come back, more people doing it? >> in the 90s we used to do nail piercing, so i think we're taking little trip down memory lane. >> i love the black that makes it stand out. so these fake nails do you have to peers? >> we did an extension to dot piercing. i mean, if you have real long nails we could peers them, but i would rather do extension and piers them instead. >> have you been getting caught on things? >> i couldn't wash my hair, yes. >> oh, yes. >> i get it would rip? >> it would snag on it. >> thank you, ladies, can you offer this? >> absolutely. >> okay, and you guys are right up the street. >> yep, on third right between market and arch. >> perfect. thank you. >> thank for showing us a new trend, the new girlfriend trend thing, thank you. >> your welcome. >> appreciate t9:35. we are going to bob kelly's classroom. >> hey, gang, we'

not one shot pierced the merrimack eric the cumberland went down with a flag still flying, and 121 dead beneath it. then the merrimack turned on the congress, set her on fire. she surrendered. 120 more dead. and. and the next target was another union frigate, the minnesota. it steamed over to help and run aground. but now the tide was going out and the minnesota would be there not tomorrow, at the merrimack called it a day. quite a day. it was the worst defeat the union navy had ever suffered, and would remain so until pearl harbor 80 years later. the news of the battle through the entire north into a real panic. a cabinet meeting the next morning, president lincoln kept walking over to the window and looking down at the potomac fully expecting to see the merrimack steaming up river. and where was the monitor? very nearly on the bottom of the atlantic. she set out from brooklyn the day before and run into a storm that knocked out her ventilators which filled all her spaces with the poison gases. her engine crew passed out. they thought she would die, you know, the other crew members hel

kron 4's jeff pierce has more. hundreds of contra costa county residents concerned about what the new administration is going to do about health care crowded into a church in concord on saturday. it was seen as part of a resistence movement to the threat of those who fear the loss of their health care. no less a voice then former congressman george miller spelled out that threat. >>: the fact is that twenty million americans have access to a system they didn't have a few years ago. >>: that's now threatened because of the idea that they are going to create trumpcare and trumpcare is not about giving people insurance, it's not about giving about taking the system and shattering it and putting it back into the hands of individual insurance companies. >>:the absence of healthcare or the absence of coverage is a crusher justice. >> reporter: among the concern s was the prospect of losing coverage because of a preexisting condition. >>: i represent one in ten women who have endometriosis. we are very concerned because t

not one shot pierced the merrimack. the cumberland went down with her flag still flying and 129-- 121 dead beneath it and then the merrimack turned on the congress and set her on fire. she surrendered. 121 more dead in the next target was another union, the minnesota that steamed over to help and had run aground, but now the tide was going out in the minnesota would be there in the merrimack called it a day. quite a day. it was the worst defeat the union it navy had ever suffered and it would remain until pearl harbor 80 years later. the news of the battle through the entire-- sent the north into a real panic. at a cabinet meeting the next morning president lincoln walking to the window and looking onto the tarmac expecting to see the merrimack coming up the river. where is the monitor? nearly on the bottom of the atlantic. she set out from brooklyn the day before and had run into a storm that .doc or ventilators, which filled all her spaces with poison gases. her engine crew passed out. they thought-- the other crew me

listening for the sock and ways that might long was pierced but it never. blood was pouring out, dying of the clearwater scholar. it was cold. i had to find cover. but i didn't feel like moving. why not just close my eyes and rest? then boots touted coming my way. through the rattle and crack of incoming fire, someone was thundering down the slopes. the pounding grew louder. he can it into me like a runner sliding for home. tumbling over me in the streambed. someone had come after me, incredibly brave, incredibly risky. i grabbed his flak jacket and yelled lets go, let's go no answer. my hand came back covered with blood. an unfamiliar tail long face fell back. i didn't know him. i can't move, i yelled. but he didn't respond. just lay there on top of me jerking as the bullets hammered his flak jacket. we've got to get out of here, i said. i grabbed his harness and pulled them off, and dragged him into the mud towards a streambank as the bullets peppered around us. doc i was what might be dying. i realize this now but maybe i could say this marine. it seemed

one of the rails actually pierced the bottom of the train. some were carried away on stretchers, others seen holding ice packs to their heads. they say there was a loud bang and a jolt and then some people were sent flying. all of the injuries are believed to be minor. >> my head, my side was banged up but just shaken up, shaken up. >> they say the most serious injury was a possible broken leg. >> the response to the accident was fantastic. i want to thank all of the first responders, nypd, fire department because they really did a great job of getting on-site. >> tgof knothey say train servi should be back to normal by afternoon rush. these images were posted on social media. people were taking these pictures and got these to us and have been posted on banjo. you can see some of these here and trains that are crashed. of course there with nbc 10 we are continuing coverage of this breaking news story. >>> here in our area firefighters spent the entire night battling a fire. >> we are lye with the latest on the fire. pam, what do we know? >> r

natural habitats everywhere are under stress, the world knows this, 194 countries have signed the pierce agreement to control greenhouse gases -- the paris agreement to control greenhouse gases and our voluntary agreement to accomplish the same signatories5 representing one billion people throughout the whole world. we cannot fall back and given to the climate deniers. the science is clear, the danger is real, we can do much on our own and we can join with others, other states and provinces, even countries to stop the dangerous rise in climate pollution and make no mistake, we will do exactly that. [applause] gov. brown: fourth is infrastructure, here is the topic where the president has stated his firm intention to build and build big. in fact, he met with several labor leaders yesterday and committed to a $1 trillion investment in public works across america and i say amen to that, man. we are there with you. [applause] gov. brown: here is what the president said at his inaugural address, we will build new roads and highways and bridges and airports and tunnels and railways, all across

so i post this commission, which is actually signed by president franklin pierce. what is interesting about this is the secretary of the war in 1853 was jefferson davis. both of these commissions were for john buford. this was as a first lieutenant in 1850 three. and this as a major general in 1863. right here, we have a hat band. this is a navy item from the uss monitor, famous for being one of the first ironclad, the famous battle between the monitor and the merrimack. this is an original hat band worn by one of the sailors on the monitor. those are very rare. we are excited to have it in the collection. right down in front here, we have what is known as a henry rifle. this was when of the first, if not the first, repeating rifles, successful repeating rifle used during the war. the u.s. government didn't purchase many of these. one of the official reasons was they were afraid the soldiers would waste ammunition, believe it or not. this could hold 15 rounds of ammunition. you can see right here under the barrel is the magazine. you can see the spring. you would j

a bullet piercing a cruiser and the other grazing a hood there.t's happening in the 600 block of the great falls area of fairfax county. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg has been monitoring the story for us and he has some of the strong words coming from the chief tonight. jeff? jeff: the chief holding a press conference and anger in the voice, asking and pleading for help to try and do anything they can to help catch the suspects wanted this crime who fired a shot. at an officer who was thankfully not hit. this is released of the police department of the sedan and a suspect in the case. an officer tried to make a stop. the white car kept stopping for a moment to let a passenger jump out and run into the woods. on rossmore court. the driver kept driving and drove at the officer's vehicle and fired a gun. two rounds struck the police cruiser but did not hit the officer. the officer comed to chase the car and got away. as did the man who jumped out of the vehicle. >> i stand before you as the chief of police grateful i am we in the polic

that's yes was able to pierce that blue wall.m too long. charles: he won countless counties that barack obama won two times. >> after four years of trump it will be ebb better. john: can i answer something rich never answered when you have said of course it's right when wilbur ross said you have got to punish china for duffel muching steel. no, let as many as just fight briefly. if china wants to hurt its people to give us cheap steel, yes, it hurts american steel makers. but it helps most of america because we've get subsidized stuff. if we disarmed on trade and they subsidized their industries, that would help us, not hurt us. charles:hat abt the americans who lose their jobs. >> it's terrible. but americans always lose their jobs and gain jobs. charles: someone working in a coal main or steel factory, they are going to find a new job? john: 90% of americans used to work in agriculture. they found other work. charles: 80% usinged to work in manufacturing. where do they go? john: they always find something new, i don't presume w

you can see where the bullet pierced the door.g happened yesterday in west philadelphia. according to his family, he noticed a man in a black toyota cam are driving aggressively on the schuylkill expressway. he got off and the driver followed and started shooting. one bullet him hit in the hip. >> something has to be done about this gun thing because you can't just keep shooting people and killing lives and positithi it's okay. >> the shooter drove off, the victim's family says his car may have front bumper damage. batiste is out of surgery and now in stable condition. >>> tomorrow friends and family will gather for a memorial service to remember murdered teenager grace packer. the family has also invited the public to pay their respects and share memories of the 14-year-old whom police say was abused and killed. the memorial service is tomorrow at 1:30 a new life presbyterian church in abington and at 3:30 at the north penn vfw, social workers will hold a community forum to talk about the signs of child abuse. authorities have ch

some of those who attended the rally's later join the san francisco march jeff pierce was in oakland. we will have interviews from that location later in this newscast. >>> hundreds gathered at walnut creek for the march. young and old came out at the popular city park carrying signs and donning pink hats. a symbol of support for reproductive rights. organizers believe this is not an anti-trump protest calling it a celebration of civil liberties and diversity. rather than say it was important the shoulder support here at home instead of heading to washington dc where thousands crowded the streets of the capital. >>> on a one of the trump presidency, demonstrators have gathered in such large numbers that in some locations across the country there was nowhere to march. they were just too many people. >> reporter: many gathered in washington dc for women's rights. >> this is not just about women it's about all rights. >> reporter: as a rebuke of resident donald trump. >> we lost respect for the white house, we lost dignity and hope. >> reporter: the mass of people grew louder -- louder -

one round appeared to have pierced a window, after the lockdown was lifted. police gave this account >> noon a group of students left the school. during fight, a student produced a gun and shot a second student. the student suffering from gunshot wounds was -- a gunshot wound was dragged back on to school property where a school resource operator was notified >> k9 teams searched near where the shell casings fell where officers with long guns searched the area >> when it happens on school prop, we're. we're insuring no other students are in danger >> i was terrified >> a junior at the school says during the lockdown wasn't providing much information, they got on their phones and on to social media. >> we were reading and sa situations posted on twitter and facebook that said at suitland. it has to be a suitland kid and i take great offense to that. maybe there's one two. we're very creative >> her mother said she got the news in a series of text messages and then received one from her daughter. >> she told me what part of the school she was located. i was jus

that includes artist competitions, body piercing and of course lots and lots of tattoos. several artists had been featured on tv shows like ink master and tattoo nightmares. >> so far i talked to a lot of awesome artists who have been charismatic and i definitely want that. >> the expo will be open through tomorrow evening. >> this is a cloudy rainy day out there north of town noticing icicles forming in spots. the threat it's in northern montgomery around baltimore. for frederick and washington county. it's all for the same thing. as we continue to track rain we have temperatures north of town around that freezing mark. i'm keeping a close eye on road temperatures and thankfully they are at or most of them are above freezing. you want to take it easy if you are traveling tonight or early tomorrow in the locations. especially on bridges and overpasses. after a chilly start tomorrow, it's a really nice day overall. monday we have plenty, but now it's looking dry and for the upcoming workweek, high temperatures in the 50s. that's 10 degrees or moreor this time of year. no 5

look closely at this car and you'll see where a bullet pierced the door, the damage happened at 53rd and jefferson in west philly this morning. >> he was following my brother bumper to bumper and my brother turned off 76 and the guy followed him as well. >> the family shared this graduation photo as they spoke to nbc10 outside the hospital. it's the first time he's ever been to thor. >> it didn't make sense. >> reporter: detectives say a man driving a black toyota camry shot at baptiste, one bullet landing in his hip. the family hopes someone saw a license plate or recognizes the driver. someone they believe should never be allowed behind the wheel again. >> something has to be done about this gun thing because you can't just keep shooting people and killing lives and thinking it's okay. >> reporter: so again, pay attention to this car description. it was a black toyota camry, possibly had some front bumper damage. if you know of a car that was connect today this, maybe in west philadelphia later this morning, give police a call. >> a developing story, it's the end of an era. the rin

another bullet pierced a window of a classroom with a teacher and student inside. they were not hurt but it was a scary scene for parents and students. >> this is a serious occasion. it was terrifying comfortable and i wanted to get. >> the student shot in the leg is okay. >>> a million piece are expected for president-elect inauguration. analyst say -- key an tor john voigt will take part in donald trump's welcome celebration. if if you thought national card would be immuned to controversy, it can get, technically he is not getting forced out he told "the washington post" it caught him pi surprise. >> well chris, that general is dispointed. president-elect trump will be traveling down pennsylvania avenue across the street from the wilson building. he does not believe he will be attending watching it on this platform behien the steps. why in because he said hes friend was treated unfairly by the trump transition team. >> d.c. council member is upset. his friend will be removed from command at 12:01 p.m. that's when president-elect trump will be sworn in. >> this is

could pierce in an inferno when he plunges back into the atmosphere. the space craft is headed back towards earth. if they were gone after retro , then there straps might hold a shield in place before they burn off. 3000 degrees of reentry heat. but the decision must be made. grand -- glenn is streaking towards the united states. he is 300 miles west of california. the recovery area is 700 miles --. >> you are looking good. i will give you a mark, 45 -- we would like to leave the jettisoning.etro over? 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. roger. >> at feels like i am going back toward hawaii. fire retro light -- retro pack on until you hit texas. >> good-looking flight. we will see you back east. have a safe flight. he reentered with the pack on. we are reprimanding that you leave the retro package on. you can override this switch. what is the reason for this? the recommendations -- we are recommending that the retro package not i repeat -- not be jettisoned. you have to retract the -- >> i will have to make the inual -- and bring the scope at this time. >> roger. >> go-ahe

it was pi pierced the bottom of the train and the wheels wound upcoming up. several windows and doors were shattered. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. we'll have new reaction coming up in the next half hour for you. >>> today metro announced its biggest system closure so far and of all times it's happening over super bowl weekend. no trains will run between foggy bottom and eastern market the first weekend in february. crews will be work on the track fixing ceiling tile. but metro will offer shuttle buses to help offset the inconvenience. the announcement comes on the heels of the fancy new ad maybe you've seen it, it promises that the agency is working to earn back your trust with the slow gap getting back to good. transportation reporter adam tuss confirmed the ad cost metro $400,000. but i just retweeted his reporting that that money only represents 0.02% of the agency's overall operating wondering why metro is spending any money on ads right now. >>> leaders of metro's union are accusing agency leaders ev s of mismanagement. a panel of

in concord a conference was held discuss those concerns jeff pierce was there. prospect of losing coverage because of a pre-existing condition. >> : 39 years old daddy fought for my life should not have to fight for health care. they saw this as a part of a rising and how dangerous the committee. dangerous and are on endangered to our health care and jobs and then that's why you see these organizations sprang up. >> : and the 20 americans most powerful country in history why don't we have universal high quality health care in this country. >> marty: non all stores and laying off all its workers the company told its employees it was not able to raise enough funds are found a buyer to remain open. retailers and limited also recently notified employees there would be losing their jobs with a bankruptcy filing. sears also have mass closures later this year. >> marty: your the rooster. and the lunar new year. and san francisco chinese new year and parade will be held on february 11th several streets will be closed making its way through chinatown. this is thousand ma

we saw obviously be pierced the 1% in the three month libor which means for the first time since 09 with a rising in the fed funds rate you will -- that's why we have seen 27 weeks lows into the will market and there's no reversal of the bonds. the look at two sectors leveraged loans in the month of december that 3.5 billion positive flow high-yield of 6.5 billion and positive flow so money is going into bonds. gary: i want to talk about venus pulled bonds. came on air with me and there was a huge municipal bond call, you remember, "60 minutes" the end of the municipal bond and you came on tv the next day and made a monster call on the municipal bond market. what is the municipal bond arcade which many viewers have been desperate to. this rising inflation possibility and growing economy how to invest in bonds? >> first following him at dave said about the sector can perform very well, for the last six months municipals and treasuries have performed poorly because they have the lowest credit risks and the lowest yields to start with not necessary benefiting from economy but rising rates s

but words are words, i never yet did hear that the bruised heart was pierced through the ears.o be a nonracial society, i don't think we're there yet. this is sometimes my fear in 0thello, that iago, the villain, his fate is unclear. desdemona is murdered, 0thello kills himself but iago is arrested and taken away. that bothers me. that somehow shakespeare leaves racism alive. but i have hope. it was at a moment in 1987 i realised the power of the arts, the power of theatre as a force for change. over the years, many celebrated actors have come here to stratford, shakespeare's home, to perform his plays. but it was while performing his greatest tragedy thousands of miles away that a bollywood actor came to identify with one of his most troubled characters. we know what we are but know not what we may be. as a divorced bollywood actress living in mumbai, life's a balancing act. between being famous and wanting a personal life, being seen as sexy while retaining my dignity. and india both applauds and castigates me. near the beginning of william sha kespeare‘s most famous tragedy,

the animal was later returned to the owner, a grand jury declined to indict pierce on wednesday, his license was suspended. >>> a man faced felony charges for the way he avoid a 25-dollar toll. police say it is the most elaborate tricks they have ever seen to cheat the system. we'll show you how he did it after the break. >> new this morning arc central florida man was caught using a sophisticated trip to avoid a 1.25 cent toll. he used a remote control to drop the steeled over his license plate. the troop watched the shield drop and pull it back up. he was arrested on felony charges and cheating because the top happened to be behind him. >> let's get a check traffic, with karen rogers. >> reporter: wilmington, new castle county, water main break fulk road shut down at wilson. stick to 202 expect heavy traffic on 202. let's go outside live and check the blue route at the schuylkill expressway, traffic moving nicely, light volume it's a friday, we're dry, what more could you want. in fishtown, we have a problem with construction blocking up a lanes on aramingo avenue shut down between

and the decision all night has been should it be a tattoo or a piercing? >> or a piercing?rson might -- >> ask kathy. kathy griffin, come back in. >> what should i do? >> nipple! nipple! nipple! >> no, don. >> i love you, kathy. i love you. >> you don't want to hear the other answer. >> we really don't need to see what's about to happen here. >> no, no, no. don. >> i love you, don, no. >> no, no. >> keep it closed. keep it closed. >> i love >> since i promised. since i promised -- thank you, kathy. thank you, anderson. that was good advice. the decision is, brooke? >> i'm thinking ear. >> or something more fun but ear is cool. ear is cool. >> let's do it. hang on. hang on. >> tell them what you have to do. we have to be in way everything. >> everything is presterilized, ready to go. >> the ear or the nipple? >> cutting you off after this one. should i cut him off? >> hurts? >> not going to hurt me. you will be fine. >> all right. let's go. >> seriously this is about to happen. don't get blood on my jacket. >> do you need to hold my hand? >> yeah. if this hurts i'm going to

we're talking about, of course, hugh jackman, pierce brosnan, and ryan reynolds. >> wowie. these men were posting pictures on instagram and their time together, and we wish we were right there sitting next -- >> right in between. >> in between. >> right there. there's room if they would just move over. >> there's not much room for us, but -- >> maybe a leg. a leg. >> let us in there, please. >> the bands are speculating these actsors are going to be involved in a new "dead pool" which i didn't see, but everybody loved it, and it won awards, et cetera, et cetera. >> we want to play a game with you at home. it's called marry, move on, or make out. >> make out, marry, move on. >> i would make out with ryan reynolds. >> are you taking all my answers. >> i would marry hugh jackman. >> you took my answer. >> and i would have to say whoever -- who says good-bye to pierce brosnan ever? was that yours exactly? >> i would make out with ryan reynolds. i sat next to hugh jackman once. he is so charming. >> you did? what's he like? how does he smell? >> i didn't smell him. >> usually gu

last month pierce pleaded guilty to the child pornography charges. he is expected to be sentenced to six months in jail. >>> a follow-up now, san jose water polo player accused of sexually assaulting two female students at an off-campus party at san jose state last year will not face any charges. this comes after prosecutors revealed they don't have enough evidence to pursue those charges. the student athlete, though, could actually still face sanctions including expulsion under university policy. now, the student's name has not been made public. again, he faces no charges. he is an international student and he is believed to have left the country. the case led to changes in how colleges handle rain allegations and led to several campus-wide discussions about sexual violence and harassment. >> right now the university of california is meeting to discuss a potential hike in tuition. the proposal was made by the u.c. president. she says the college system needs to raise tuition to hire new faculty and build new dorms and classrooms. in the meantime, st

he knows without them he really doesn't have -- >> rose: he won this election because he pierced the blue wall. >> he did but he's seen already how difficult it is to change some of these things with regard to the russia investigation what it says to me at large is that he may get a new c.i.a. director and he may be skeptical about the conclusions reached during the obama administration but he's not going to stop the investigations from going forward. >> rose: and the new c.i.a. director, whatever his politics, is very bright and respected by other members of congress, democrats and republicans -- >> correct, but the key is not the senate intelligence committee. the key is james comey. james comey is in the cat bird seat once again because the f.b.i. is the one that will conduct an investigation about was there any involvement with the trump associates and the russians. so james comey, democrats like bernie sanders are calling for james comey's head, they're out of their mind! >> rose: when you look at the people who have not been confirmed, is it likely some will fail? who would you

doused with gasoline and set ablaze, the air was pierced with the agonizing cries of men and the sounds of machine gunfire that mowed them down. as they scrambled to escape e inferno. >> human torches. some of them would grab a jap and down they'd go with them. >> mcdole and a few others were unfortunate. they got in a secret escape hatch. >> i wept ont out the hole bare naked. >> 40 men joined them for the mad dash down to the beach. >> the machine gun opened up on us. >> the japanese had a field day killing the p.o.w.s along the beach. then again, mcdole's luck would hold. he hid undetected overnight in the garbage dump. >> i would hear them coming down the beaches. they had one they captured. they used him for being at practice. then they threw some gas on him, set him afire. the only thing i could do is just close my eyes and say "dear god, give me the strength and courage." >> the next day mcdole and a badly wounded prisoner hid beneath the coral reef. the other prisoner died before he could join mcdole in the five-mile swim across the bay where filipinos helped him to safety. it w