me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot.is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> welcome to "culturewire." today we are at recology. they are celebrate 20 years of one of the most incredibly unique artist residency programs. we are here to learn more from one of the resident artists. welcome to the show, deborah. tell us how this program began 20 years ago. >> the program began 20 years ago. our founder was an environmentalist and an activist and an artist in the 1970's. she started these street sweeping campaigns in the city. she started with kids. they had an exhibition at city hall. city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we thought it would coincide with our efforts to get folks to recycle, it is a great educational tool. since then, we have had 95 professional artists come through. >> how has the program changed over the years? how has the program -- what can the public has an artist engage with? >> for the most part, we w

shark is out, there and it is exciting i think for everybody. >> reporter: so what is a low-quality ping? they tell us that happens when the shark's dorsal fin does not stay out of the water long enough for the gps tracker to zero in on a specific location. >> not unusual for it to be in the aer ya rea, because this is the time of the year now that we are starting to get reports of steels coming in. >> and that is what she has a taste of. >> she come manage to eat all of the fish, and all of the bass. >> ted greenberg, news 4. >> i don't like to to see her. >> maybe they are feeding her, right? >> you never know. >> stay tuned right here as the news continues at 6:00. >>> live from studio 3c in rockefeller center, this is news 4 new york. >>> now at 6:00, a case of mistaken identity ended her life and a break in the cold case murder of a new jersey teacher. >>> and the ringleader of the paris attacks are dead. the latest into the investigation of the attacks. >>> and the suspect of the theft of 16 guns from an armory is nabbed. >> and i'm chuck scarborough. >> and i'm is a sibila. .

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maybe they ought to have $500,000 mark ping ping ping we are spending all this money. $43 million. i think this is why the outsiders are so popular in this race. because everyone is so sick and tired of hearing this stuff. nobody goes to jail and they just spend the money. >> i agree. when all is said and done, this has got to be fixed. what concerns me about it is these kinds of wastes, this kind of story begins to turn the american people against the afghanistan reconstruction effort or against fixing afghanistan. and there is a lot of good examplesz of where it's worked. building schools for young ladies and whatever else. and so this is a sad thing. it's got to get fixed and congress, i guess we have to do a better job of oversight on this. >> comedian kathleen magan looks at all the construction why can't we get our military to invade detroit. obviously she is being flip and everything. when you see the sleuth absolute theft of american money. >> if someone were indicted and don't tell me there isn't some fraud there can i find some reason to indict somebody. we don't take $43

it in brooklyn. -- in texas which pinged it in a spokesperson says, quote, because all of our coaches are equipped with gps tracking quickly. police caught up with mccollum on 3rd street near union street and he showed them an alleged counterterrorism shield and id. and no one else was onboard. this is far from mccollum's first brush with the law. this video is from one of his prior arrests. he's got more than two dozen of them including in 2004 for attemped theft of a long island railroad train, in 2008 for impersonating a transit worker and in 2010 he was arrested for stealing a trailways bus from a depot in hoboken. and mccollum was paroled back in 2013, part of a plea deal to undergo cognitive behavior therapy. reporting live outside the port authority, andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> new this morning a new deal worth billions of dollars has reportedly been reached for the hudson river rail tunnels. federal officials have inked a deal with new york and new jersey to fund the $20 billion project under the agreement the federal government and amtrak would reportedly be

they used pings off his cell phone. after a lengthy process, the dog helped rescuers. >> we have never seen it like this. >> all of that flooding, never that much. >> high waters rose over mcintyre road. high had a call of a man trapped in his vehicle. submerged vehicles had a repeat of calls. dispatchers told him they had cleared it. >> i didn't know what to do. my truck wouldn't have made it half way out there. >> bring whatever it takes. >> the flooding in north texas has led to 3 deaths. it is expected to continue into next week. >> cold temperatures here in some places like fairfield and santa rosa. 20s in the north bay and east bay around freezing. 32 for san jose. that is the freezing point. temperatures going down in the mid-30s. we have a little extra humidity. low 40s for san francisco. tomorrow we have the cold start 7:00 a.m. around sunrise. we will warm things up with full sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60. close to what we had today. 60 for oakland. mid-to upper 50s east bay valley. chan

crude pings from 48 to 40 and right back. this time, amazingly, the oil stocks stopped pinging down. that's right, when crude declines, oil stocks don't fall much anymore. when crude rebounds, oil stocks go more. restaurant and retail you would expected to get hammered because less confident consumers spend less money. yet the opposite seems to be happening. nordstrom is following the footsteps of lowe's. today, dollar tree and tiffany join them. two trees definitely not of the same pie, except when it comes to stock trading. estimates. both stocks got hammered at the opening. but then both stocks, high and low tones, drew in buyers. chipotle, with a stock that's jumped from 536 to nearly 578 since e. coli happened in six states. if that situation gets under control, that will be certain. i can't even figure out today why panera went up. there's the food business. this morning campbell's soup reported a so-so, not an mm-mm, but a so-so number. it talked a good game about cutting costs. and the market loved it. hormel blew awa

. >> seth: why did hundreds of ping-pong balls just fall on my head? oh, wait, let me guess. you got a handwritten note with my signature on it. >> no, just the voicemail you left. >> seth: voicemail? >> yep, this one. >> oh, hey, tom. yeah, this is your boss, seth meyers. you know, before how every show starts i stick five or six ping-pong balls up my butt for good luck? [ laughter ] stupid me, i forgot to do that today. so if you could just dump a few thousand of them on me during the show, i'll just grab five or six of them and jam them right on up there. well, gotta go. i love you. [ beep ] >> seth: tom, how could you possibly think that was me? >> so, you don't love me? [ laughter ] >> seth: you know what? derrick! what's going on, man? we used to be pals. remember when i took you to dewey beach boat show and you got you that captain's hat? what happened to that kid i knew? >> well, to be honest, you care laugh, i thought maybe if i could make people laugh too, you might respect me. i guess that was pretty dumb. >> seth: no, it's not dumb. but also, how do i know that's

. >> this could be the coolest ping out there. you get to hang out with star wears stuff. >> i know if they want to make anything else, call that. >>> it's time to give way another ipad mini. >> to enter you're going to be the buzz word and 18 years of age. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on the ipad button and you can win everyday. >> so get over to wednesday's buzz word force. >> one day later this we're going o going to have where one walks walks. have a career in fers -- >> my lips are butter erie. >>> showing off the soccer skills. >>> we have seen weddings from many perspectives. this is the first time from the family dog. this dog being rider. riders parents marshal and add de got married last november, and so finally we get to see what rider saw on wedding day a little lower. what is really zbraet that the gr is that the couple got married in two feet of snow. >> yeah, preting a good shot. this is a perfect location for a wedding and this and she ends up where they're going to exchange the vows and you can se

ping pong, another one. what do you do? [all speaking native language] second boy: condom. sheila: huh? second boy: condom! sheila: condom. [all speaking native language] girl: be faithful to my boyfriend. sheila: be faithful to your boyfriend. i have to be faithful to my boyfriend, but i also have to be faithful to the condom, because the day my boyfriend drops me, the condom will stay with me. debra: in india, where millions are living with hiv, reaching at-risk populations through peer education is crucial. and as this story shows, the most powerful messengers for hiv awareness come from unlikely places. [crowd yelling] [singing] debra: operating in 67 countries around the world, psi is one global health organization at the forefront of hiv prevention. psi believes that health services and products are most effective when they're accompanied by robust communications, which ensure that people are widely accepting and using prevention methods. and they found that some of the best communicators about safer sex and hiv prevention are not necessarily the typical experts. for

you're going to realize that there's a scene when it comes to christmas this year, the first one, this ping, and, but it's not just any penguin, look at how much gets in the trunk of that penguin, and look at what the penguin does with it. yeah, this is a penguin that apparently is available for you to purchase, and it twerks. >> let's face it, at least it's a penguin, and and not like a doll. ugh, it's bad. >> the penguin, nick, is not the only one. >> no! >> santa twerks. >> christmas is cancelled. >> santa apparently is also a twerker. >> running through the list of people on my list and thinking, who do i hate? >> merry christmas. >> there's something really bad about this, but there's also something really comical about it. even if you did send it to someone you don't like, they're going to get a laugh at it. >> judging you, period. >> well, i know that. twerking santa for. you're coming in one day, and that thing's going to be popping on your desk. >>> i'm going put you on there. >> miles is having a heart to heart with his turkey. >> truth is power, you no what, you can't handle the

armstrong gets up for the block then later in the set -- they set up lauren mc-manus -- she plays ping ball with the blockers -- mc-mannus finished with 22 kills but it wasn't enough -- nevada gets the win -- 3 sets to 1. and still to come on cbs 2 2we head back to cell for the lower classes -- but there wasn't a drop in the talent -- could west branch make it a set further than last year -- so sorry, mrs. parker. so sorry... find a doctor, coordinate appointments, or transfer records with bewell 24/7. one of the many services provided exclusively to wellmark members. call 844-84-bewell. i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. for the last 4 years -- dike new hartford has taken home the 2-a crown --

the shark is out there, pretty exciting, i think, for everybody. >> reporter: what is a low quality ping? that happens when the shark's dorsal fin doesn't stay out of the water long enough for the satellite tracker to zero in on a specific location. >> not unusual for her to be in the area because this is the time of year now we're starting to get reports of seals coming into new jersey. >> reporter: seals that mary lee likely has a taste for, but that's not what worries margaret o'brian. >> eating all our fish is what i thought. >> reporter: ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> coming up next on nbc 10 news at 5:00 -- >> as the heavy rain keeps falling outside, we continue with our first alert team coverage. sheena? >> that's right, more rain in store for the area through the evening commute and later on this evening, too. the timing on it and how cold into the weekend. >>> all new at 5:00 after 142 days with no state budget, officials in one county say they might stop paying the state until the gridlock breaks. looking at whether that's legal as frustration over the budget gridlock boils ov

it's called "ping." now "ping" is basically just "pong" without paddles. [ laughter ] so, the only you win is you go first, and then unplug the jorbus when you're ahead by one. [ laughter ] wasn't a winner. but this was fantastic. it's a game that never would be made today. it's called "smoking olympics", sponsored by phillip morris. now, this was a game created by the cigarette company in order to show kids that smoking is cool and great, and made you good at sports. to smoking for points. let's take a look at the first level. so this is really fun. this is a "marlboro 100 smoking dash", where you have to smoke cigarettes as fast as you can while running. alternate between hitting a and b to make your runner pull a bigger drag. the more you smoke, the faster you go. and look, he won. that's and so much fun. ha ha ha ha! [ laughter ] but this level is even more fun. this is where you get to see how far you can flick a cigarette butt. [ laughter ] you hit a to flick the butt, make it go! there it is. smok

it is a ping-pong match. we cannot rule out there will not be further strikes.rter: the dispute centers around flight attendant ansa wantswhich lufth to reduce in order to reduce -- to cut costs. they have seen their reduction plan fiercely opposed internally, with pilots also staging strikes over the past 18 months. at a time when a company is already struggling to balance its books, these additional walkouts could prove a thorn in lufthansa's side. >> we can't say exactly, but you can imagine the damage is an eight-figure sum, but that's not what it's about. it's about the affected passengers and the canceled flights. therter: strikes have cost airline and estimated 130 million euros since the beginning of the year. china whereg to shoppers have set a single day record with the singles day event. the final tally -- $14.3 billion. allie baba created the online shopping event as a sort of anti-valentine's day -- alibaba created online shopping event as a sort of anti-valentine's day eight years ago. it accounts for 2% of alibaba's revenue. jack ma hopes to take

. >> reporter: a source tells me his cell phone has not been used since investigators pinged it in the hamburg area early yesterday before he bought five rounds of shotgun shells. andrew is a sophomore at washington college. >> there's no anger. everyone wants this solved as quickly as possible. >> reporter: police say he's despondent. >> he is a troubled young man. we hope he comes home. we hope he calls his parents. >> reporter: the situation snowballed from an october incident when he waved an unloaded antique gun while intoxicated. he got kicked out of his fraternity and recently resigned from student senate. he left campus sunday night, returned to his parents home while they were sleeping and left with a rifle case. by 7:30 this morning, his phone and surveillance video put him in hamburg. a search on the ground and at pa state police search by air turned up no new leads. washington college announced it will close again tomorrow and until further notice as a search for jacob continues. >>> students clashing with police just weeks after an encountkountcounter that injure officers.

he's always a good athlete and always beat us in gold, ping pong, anything you could take him on.. so it doesn't surprise me he is out here yet."clair coached his son, robby in the first yoyoh hockeyeyleague in sioux city. robby... eventually coached his son kyle when he was in youth hockey....and kyle started coaching with his dad at his side. "coaching with my dad is...words can't describe that...it is something at we think upon that.. and we have pictures and memories that we will have for a long time." and now robby is coaching for the third time as he coaches the fourth generation in the family. clair never imagined he would still be playing with his great grandson. "i'm very proud of him, and of my grandson, and my son, they are inspirations and they are kind've heros to me too because they are following me and learning good family values" kyle gave an extra shoutout to his mother and sister for putting up with the smell of hockey and their continuing support throughout the years. the dirks show us that a little competition can lead to a lot of love and support. kayla novak,

firefighters had to use pings off the man's cell phone to track the location before pulling the pair to safety. flooding and ice storms have led to at least ten deathst in texas and kansas. >> hold onto those ropes and dog. >> everybody okay thank goodness. >>> time for your forecast. holiday. what can we expect johnny? >> the mess we've been dealing with in parts of the central states that snow and ice. that. our next system coming in from the south bringing in warmer temperatures starting overnight tonight but tell that to the weather watchers. cool readings. 32, 38, 38, 36 here. that's a cool one. obstacles observations. we appreciate that. always appreciate the photos as well. ralph on the island with a mix of sun and clouds. charlie's got evidence here the clouds are start allege to fill in. beautiful day for you and i love the composition as well. she's waiting for more clouds to fill in. and adele says i just need some snow. she's got everything weighted down here. she's ready, she's got all of the gear but would like some snow. a lot of weather watchers and twitter folks are

three ping-pong tables. >> cooper: three ping-pong tables? >> holmes: yeah. >> cooper: that's it?ooper: a mistake here, one wrong step at 13,000 feet could cost them their lives. j.t. and his team work for almost an hour. wearing crampons on their ski boots, they dig trenches with ice axes so they won't fall down the nearly vertical slope. the surface is jagged ice, not powdery snow, and it can easily rip the speed wings. >> holmes: i don't like how those things grab the lines. >> cooper: they file down the sharp pieces of ice so they won't snag the speed wing lines. but the wind kicks up and they have to quickly reposition them. j.t. decides it's now or never. >> holmes: okay, you're good? >> valentin delluc: yeah. >> holmes: okay, three, two, one. go! >> cooper: j.t. launches off the summit. champion speed rider valentin delluc quickly follows, videotaping for us with a camera on his helmet. the ride of a lifetime has begun. >> holmes: that's when you turn your skis downhill. now, doing that, that's very committing. because, you know, you point your skis down the eiger, you're p

her phone and spy bracelet pinged off a cell tower in the area at the time of the explosion. no! and a picture of her getting celebratory dim sum afterwards, which is totally bogus because mom doesn't even like dim sum. noo! dad, are you okay? no. i'm falling apart. she's the sun to my moon. the surf to my turf. the tidies to my whities. here. this'll make you feel better. ernie, i can't think about eating right now, your mo-- ooh! is that truffle oil? with jalapeno aioli. okay, ernie, enough with the food already. it's what mom would do. i'm trying to pick up the slack around here. like mom always says, food equals love. mom's never said that.

. >> reporter: the teenager's parents reported her missing, duxbury police pinged her phone and traced traced it to dang's home. >> halifax police found the girl at dang's apartment, brought her back here to the station and she went with duxbury police and during that ride the girl told the officer that dang mentioned he needed to clean up some blood at his apartment. halifax police came back and discovered the woman's body wrapped in a blanket. prosecutors say dang agreed to a videotaped statement in which he admitted stabbing and strangling the prostitute after an argument over her price. >> he indicates he's upset with the quality of attention that he is getting. he sits in front of her dying body for approximately 40 minutes. police removed evidence from the house until 4:00 this morning and detectives also question the neighbors. >> open the door and asked about any commotion the night before and he said, no, i didn't hear anything. >> police have not yet identified the victim, who may be from the revere area. that's where he allegedly picked her up on monday. they are working to

firefighters say he wasn' t even sure where he was, so they had to ping his cell phone to find his location. if the rescuers weren' t wet enough already, the dog planted a big wet one on them to show his appreciation. >> all of that flooded, we' ve never seen it that much. >> a woman was rescued from this car when high waters quickly rose. first responders headed to this soccer complex when they got a call of a man trapped in his vehicle. no one was found inside, submerged vehicles led to repeat emergency calls by neighbors concerned someone was still inside. >> i didn' t have made it even halfway out there. right now the country is divided into up. we are nice and warm here. look at this cold air. because of that we are seeing the showers, the downpours taken place, some snow and ice going on. one is tomorrow is a big pat -- big travel day. tomorrow night in denver there may be some light snow and 24 degrees. travelers tomorrow, you are going to see a lot of rain. missing the major hubs. parts of kansas, oklahoma, or texas, you situation. 6:13 this morning. now we will start getting cold t

there's also a floating sonar system pinging sounds that will be set off to repel animals from the areaere are two possible windows for the event. 7:00 a.m. or 1:00 p.m. >> there was always a coin toss. >> eric booked this party boat for the afternoon. >> i realize that they want to do it in the morning, it's better for traffic and stuff. but we're just going to go ahead and do the tour. if the pier is already gone, then we'll have a moment of silence for it. >> there's about a dozen tickets left. at $90 a piece, the theme is a three hour tour, as in "gilligan's island." >> the trains will be held while cal trans detonates that pier. bart wants to make sure that the vibrations don't affect the trains. riders can expect about a 15-minute delay. >> we're going to send out a push alert to users of our app. be sure to down lode it so you can get it ready. you can get it free or in your phone's app store at abc 7 news dot com. >> ski season starting early this year. fresh snow means an early opening at heavenly ski resort. >> i'm bundled up because it is brisk out here. that is great news fo

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and cell phone pings police say contributed to charges of being accessories after the fact of murder. >> sphen records indicate that the squires were in the bridgewater area at the time the police received the 911 call. reporter: police say the investigation is not over and that more charges could be filed. meantime tonight the primary focus is on the manhunt for fernando owens who they believe is armed and dangerous. tom: the st. paul prep school student who was convicted of sexually assaulting a classmate is now on vermont's sex offender registry. owen labrie was sentenced to a year in jail but remains free on bail while he appeals. mike cronin joins us live now with more on what this means. reporter: after his conviction, labrie's attorneys filed to prevent him from being required to register as a sex offender but were unsuccessful. the 20-year-old had to register immediately in his home state and that process is now done and the registry paid shows a picture of labrie taken yesterday. his location is listed as his home town in vermont where he's staying with his parents. he's foll

was found in a pile of rubble in the same area where a cell phone belonging to a suspected attacker pinged. police are still searching for the attacker but didn't see if the vest wronged to him. >>> belonged to him. >>> and the french president will be in dc tomorrow for a meeting with president obama, and is expected to told the president is threat requires immediate action. the meeting will take place in the oval office, and was announced after the attack in paris. >>> and a man died after falling on to the tracks at a metro station, and getting pinned underneath one of the trains at the capital heights station. the man was caught under on outbound blue line train. they've ruled out foul play, he might have lost his balance. >> the police who have described it say that just before falling on the tracks he did look unsteady on his feet, and might have been holding a container, so that's given them this possibility that this was accidental. >> police haven't identified the victim yet. service was disrupted much of the evening, but trains are running again. >>> it's a major travel week, and

officials in belgium say alert level in brussels has been lowered one notch because of threat of attack no ping lo are considered imminent. they didn't give over details but capital and country are now under second highest alert level that saying phase attack is possible and lookly. meantime authorities readied. >> it certainly was not a happy thanksgiving for the eagles. the birds had another embarassing loss yesterday this too many to the lions, this time the score 45-14 this is worst two game snrech history and the first too many the bivrdz ever allowed 45 point and five touchdowns in back-to-back games and despite losses they say they are sticking by embattled head coach chip kelly. >> he's our coach. we'll fight with him and for him. i think no one is looking and pointing fingers at anyone. >> is farts with me i'm not pointing the fingers at anybody and i don't think anybody points fingers at anybody we have to look inside ourselves and see what everybody can do. >> eagles fall 4-7 another tough road test ahead of them. they face tom brady and patriots next sunday. >> dallas together to un

supervisor noticed it missing around 1:30 yesterday afternoon and notified headquarters in texas which pinged it to brooklyn. a greyhound spokesperson said, quote, because all of our coaches are equipped with tracking mechanism, the bus was recovered quickly. cops say they caught up with mccollum driving the bus on 3 you are the street near union street and he showed -- 3rd street near union street and he showed them a counterfit counterterrorism id. he has plenty of experience with crimes like this one. this is video from one just one prior arrest. he has more than two dozen of them including in 2004 for attemped theft of a lirr lirr train, in 2008 -- of a lirr train, in 2008 impersonating a transit worker. >> why is he out in the street? if he has a rap sheet that long, he should not be on the street. >> reporter: mccollum was paroled in 2013 and ordered to undergo cognitive behavior therapy as part of a plea deal. and we expect to hear from his attorney on the latest case when he is arraigned at the courthouse later today. he faces numerous charges including grand larceny and impersonating

suzanne: a combination of witness sightings of a black suv like the squires, and cell phone pings police say contributed to charges. >> cell phone records indicate that squires were in the bridgewater area at the time the bridgewater police received the 9-1-1 call. suzanne: police say the filed. court records also indicate the squires have had a few run in' s with police in manchester, derry, concord and nashua dating back to 1999. tonight, the primary focus is on the manhunt for fernando owens who they describe as potentially armed and dangerous. live in the studio, suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. shelley: right now, protesters are marching through the streets of chicago after a police officer was charged with first degree murder in the death of a black teenager in 2014. you are looking at live pictures from chicago right now. the protester -- the protesters chanted slogans and blocked traffic and no violence has been reported. two people have been arrested. the protests come hours after the release of video from a police dashboard camera that shows the shooting death. and we want to war