reilly went after kyle and then shot him in the back while still handcuffed. kyle did survive. >>> the man who police say caught a ride to and from a bank robbery has now caught a ride to jail. they arrested william thomas of temple hill, saying he's the man seen in surveillance videos robbing a bank in fort washington last week. check out how they tracked him down. detectives used the cab that he used to get to and from the bank. the driver had nothing to do with the robbery. >>> riding metro is about to get smarter and probably a bit faster too. the new fair gates and how you could sign up for the new service is next. >>> the flakes are falling west of town, will they make it all the way to the district? topper is tracking the first snow system of the season. can you believe that? >> i don't want to believe it. but they willan is headed coming up on wusa9.com and your only local news at ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac. ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac. ♪ ♪ look here, daddy, i'm never coming back.... ♪ discover the new spirit of cadilla

so reilly that is 190 pounds challenged weatherford to bench press him. he did it right?he jumps up -- >> that's kind of impressive i guess. >> we're going to do that later. i'll bench press you. >> that will be easy. >> you think? >> i'm light as a feather. >> really? >> not really. >> you look like a stock pile of muscle over there. >> you have a nice new hair cut too. i like that. >> i think it's just more product today because it's election day. i was taking my hair very seriously. >> anchorman. >> the rain is in the forecast. it's for a couple of people out to the polls early. in a couple of hours from now. in areas of north texas the rain is heading your way. the dallas ft. worth area is not far away. oklahoma city has been getting soaked all night long. this has been official rains. you just don't want to have to deal with it. later today the heavy rain from the dallas area up toward little rock and then eventually up toward tennessee and st. louis too. i think houston you'll wait until tomorrow. louisiana of course the big election down there today. weather will n

johnny reilly was ordered to spend five years in prison. among other things reilly was guilty of first-degree assault. the suspect he shot was left paralyzed from the waist down. the state's attorney respectfully disagrees with the judge's decision. >> the sentencing guidelines in this case was five to ten years. we did ask for a sentence above the guidelines. that took in to account the authority that the officer had. we felt that he had violated the trust of our community as well as the sentencing that was suppose to occur on september 2, where the defendant lunged at two prosecutors. >> one of those prosecutors were nine months pregnant at the time and had to scale a wall to get away from him. >>> those long lines, if they are trying you crazy, check it out. today they unveiled a new program, the new payment. surae chinn tells us how it has worked. >> unveiling a new payment where we could soon be paying with our smart phones. this woman spent no less than 25 seconds fumbling for her card. >> i always have my phone handy, but not my smar

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prosecutors say reilly fired at the handcuffed man who posed no threat. coming up in our broadcast at 6:30, we'll learn why the victim, now confined to a wheelchair, says he is not upset with that sentence. >>> they have been missing for months, but tonight there is a new effort to find two missing toddlers from montgomery county. the father of jacob and sarah hoggle is hoping a new reward fund will lead to some answers. news4's kristin wright is in clarksburg tonight to tell us how police plan to keep this a top priority. kristin? >> reporter: doreen, sarah and jacob hoggle used to play at aurora hills park over the summer. now it's starting to feel like winter and they still haven't been found. police say the case is still high priority. >> this is still in the forefront of our office and will remain in the forefront of our office, because honestly, the investigators don't want to let go. >> reporter: police, determined to find sarah and jacob hoggle. they're going back to places they searched before. now that the leaves have fallen, they hope to find s

reilly cooper was asked about his playing time was cut down, the reason jeremy maclin commented and wasot too pleased. >> that was not a smart thing for coopto say. >> is that true? >> no. >> coopwas asked to clarify and said he was joking. >> i'm suppose to sub every four plays and that is what i do. maclin is a better player and he doesn't have to sub, i guess i shouldn't have said that yesterday. >> now on to the task at hand, the cowboys on turkey day. the eagles made five appearances on turkey day and have never lost. it would mean so much of them to extend that streak to six straight in a rivalry that is as big as they come. >> it's bigger than me and bigger than this team, they have been going at it for so long and the stakes what they are, two good teams playing good football and the chance to take over first place in the division, it's a big game for us. >> and obviously the fans can't stand the cowboys, they have beening isful successful for so long, america's team, it stems the hatred. >> the cowboys are suseptable, especially at home they are 3-3. >> cowboys are coming off a

because it is starved of arouses not a retail provider and this legislation will help it be to a reilly provider in you want to keep this amazing power seat the puc ms. have no more customers it will provide the puc with the first time right of yours for the public and private services it will not compel the puc to be the provide but give them the first right of the refusal it will have the authority to first conduct a study then in appropriate provide power if it makes economic and environmental sense this can be for the sports arena and the large housing projects, etc. go in addition the interesting being sold it private power to augment their green house gases portfolio if more hetch hetchy power is used locally for retail customers they'll have to provide or found alternatives for g h free energy and we'll see an increase in terms of providing this energy thank you statewide level and using the clean energy will help us to meet the climate goals in 2008, the board of supervisors adapted a policy that has a system one hundred percent g h c freebie 2030 it's important to understand th

want to go with all of you and the mta direction delivering more projects more quickly and really reillyhe mta board and the city of san francisco has looked at the street efforts and excited to take on this policy for managing the parking in san francisco just as in new york it is a sensitive issue but important to get right i've already been impressed that the sfmta some i knew before and some i met in the last week and yet i know we'll do great work and i'm excited i mean, i'll be talking about the process in two weeks and the feedback that so thank you. >> look forward to working with you edward reiskin. >> i want to acknowledge and special thank jerry robin's for most of this year has served as the interim foyer sustainable streets a large task in the division moving doing a job and to transition act out of bond and that's correct jerry for his great leadership. >> thanks on behalf of the board appreciate that. >> next up the weekend after next november 1st and second we'll be celebrating muni's contribution to the muni heritage weekend this is something we rekindled a couple of yea

accurate and not misleading so while municipal a leaders are not subject to the laws but to the security reilly rule 105 is our general gray fraud it provides the statements or omissions so as members of the board the sfmta has indicated you have a role in making sure not approving without conditions when is the purpose of the bodies what is the repayment and list for the bonds will be insufficient if our capacity as brown paper baggies know of red flags that should be brought to the attention of the management and then do you as a members of the board have knowledge of events that could affect the events now the board is entitled to rely on staff this is reasonable and in preparing this statement the sfmta has been assisted by a leading public finance law firm in the country and the sfmta is to provide and level of control for document review the document has been reviewed by sfmta staff and the city attorney's office and the bond chounl 0 urgent care council and the sfmta financial advisors and will be subject to additional scrutiny before it's distributed to investors so it currently envisio

you know the old saying about living the life of reilly. forget about reilly.uga. >> osgood: next, jason brown's field of dreams. a remote that lives more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. at comcast, we're creating new possibilities. together with time warner cable, we'll be able to extend those to more people. comcast and time warner cable. together is better for more people. >> osgood: a former player who started his very own routine. here is steve hartman. >> at one point no. 60, jason brown was one of the best centers in the nfl. at one point he had a five-year, $37 million contract with the st. louis rams. at one point he decided it was all meaningless. and just walked away from football. >> my agent, he told me, he said you're making the biggest mistake of your life. and i looked right back at him i said, no, i'm not. no, i'm not. >> what could possibly trump the nfl? you wouldn't believe. jason brown quit football to be a plain old farmer. even though he neve

you know the old saying about living the life of reilly. forget about reilly. on uga. >> osgood: next, jason brown's field of dreams. which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. hurry in and get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. >> osgood: a former player who started his very own routine. here is steve hartman. >> at one point no. 60, jason brown was one of the best centers in the nfl. at one point he had a five-year, $37 million contract with the st. louis rams. at one point he decided it was all meaningless. and just walked away from football. >> my agent, he told me, he said you're making the biggest mistake of your life. and i looked right back at him i said, n

or 18 goals having the goal of units set out built by 2018 like the cycle we didn't talk about joe reilly it's a little bit further out it helps to streamline those discussions and make things faster and better maybe some talk about the agreement that everybody can start from my question is this is a little bit less lostier than my other points on the accessory dwelling units i think back to the dr we had about a month ago where it was the house where a women had pass away there was a tenant in the rear unit and the neighbor was the owner of the house i won't recount the whole thing but it was a legal unit and the new owner or the person doing the probate doesn't want to go through the steps to make it an accessory unit they wanted to sell the house so my question i i know the accessy units i know it talks about giving ideas around design and how to construct it will there be a lot of daily around the process the cost so people can truly get an idea of whether or not it's something that people want to do? >> so we're working with folks on the secondary handbook to faced the property owner

about the costs of the unit show me and the public i think you'll get a lot more people to trust you reilly you're putting a lot of our money on the line and our risking a lot there's uncertainty in the market i'd like to see what the project looks like and it will help the public out a lot i invite it if somebody is willing to do that in the future other one is you know, i sat in a i guess is it fair to say a meeting last night on prop m with the presentation and we i was shocked at what the rental market looked like for office space it's far higher maybe i'm stuck in 5 years ago but in the office space as we look like the potentially having to have criteria it doesn't get built and potentially look like some of the things we get thrown off from the community benefits and the other criteria at our discretionary and look at that as some other policies maybe next year that's my $0.02. >> thank you director ram. >> first, i want to thank kate and others from the mayor's office of housing had is clearly on ongoing effort i want to reiterate we want to bring this back but on the short-term rent

. >> reporter: police arrested robert and connor reilly, brothers and heroin addicts on a purse snatchingpree and looking for quick cash. >> they saw a pocketbook in a shopping cart, a pocketbook on the front seat of a car. as the holiday season comes upon us we'll probably see more of these. >> reporter: when it comes to crimes of opportunity police say the most common targets are people who aren't paying attention to their surroundings or those who are distracted by other things and they say women when walking through parking lots should always carry their bags in front of them or under their arms like a football. >> if they say a woman or an individual that is aware of their surroundings, looking around an individual that is holding their pocketbook tightly to their body, they're less likely to go after that individual. >> i'm not ever going to take a purse to a grocery store again. >> reporter: susan is already doing things differently and hoping other women can learn from her story. in bensalem, i'm diana rocco for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> well, we certainly know it is

. >> so people that have seen the rick reilly piece on espn, it's very cool but a lot of people saw o'dell what he did the other night the catch. what did you think about that? the three fingers? >> i have been blessed enough to play in the national football league for ten years and i've never seen a play like that or catch like that in my entire career and he just turned 22 years old. so the fact that he is that capable and that talented at this time, you know, just goes to show you, you know, the potential that he has to be an incredible player for a very very long type. very excited for us. actually we would like to get the win and the catch but just to be there to see the catch was incredible. >> here's the great thing. nothing says thanksgiving in this country like football but the great thing about you steve is that you are such a giant among the community because i saw these great pictures of you this week out in newark giving out turkey to the community and these kids and families to make sure that they have a turkey on the table for thanksgiving. why do you do this work for the ki

. >>> "the owe reilly factor" is on tonight. >> a shocking display.ichael brown's step-father screaming for violence after the decision last night. tonight we will analyze all that has happened thus far. >> this is a foregone conclusion. this was a rigged game. is it legal? we will take a look at the facts. >> i know of people in my own party and in my own government structure who disregard things we say and how we feel and we are not going to allow it anymore.

. >> eric lundberg is reilly's commanding officer. he thinks it's a no big deal. >> it is a nonevent, nonissue. there were concerns about there was a rash of frat earnization, how are we going to be in members of is opposite sex, really it would not be close to the issue that people thought it would be. >> but the number of women submariners, a fraction of the more than 22,000 sailors who serve, blum says the military track record is cause for concern. >> we know that there are 26,000 sexual assaults per year and that that's probably only a fraction of them. >> because those are th the ones that are reported? >> those are the ones that are reported. in 2012 there was a 35% increase in the numbers and in 2013 there numbers. it is a culture problem. in the culture in the military. >> the navy says it is aware of the problem. >> sexual assaults and sexual harassments are societal measures in the navy we experience those, we are a component of society and that's where we come from. it is an issue we take seriously and dealing with. >> we

. >>> "the owe reilly factor" is on tonight. >> a shocking display. michael brown's step-father screaming for violence after the decision last night. tonight we will analyze all that has happened thus far. >> this is a foregone conclusion. this was a rigged game. is it legal? we will take a look at the facts. >> i know of people in my own party and in my own government structure who disregard things we say and how we feel and we are not going to allow it anymore. >> what does that mean? is that a threat? as emotions run high in ferguson, missouri, we will discuss the matter. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >>> i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. if anything happens in missouri at this hour we will take you there instantly as our correspondents are standing by. reaction to the michael brown decision that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. this is a two track story. the facts and the emotional aspect of what happened. let's look at the facts first. grand jury comprised

. >> bill o reilly told antonio vargas that h e since he's . >> you wanted to become an american citizenallow you to do dha. you came here because you were sent here. >> well, my mother wanted to give me a better life. >> i agree with you. i think there should be a pathdway for you. if you sneak across the border, joining me now is antonio vargas. because of president obama's kp executive action, the action will allow him to visit his mother in the philippines. he has not seen her for 21 years. so how are you feeling today, jose? >> i have to tell you, chris. so when i was on bill o'riley, hay had just called my mom from the fox news green room hearing laura ingram in the make-up room. i think she said shotgun e something like we should take care of our people first. she was talking about people like me and she said that. and so last night, when bill o'riley said i don't deserve, i was too caught up in my mom in the idea that i haven't seen this woman since i was 12. and now, because of what the president did, i'm actually planning in my head what i would say to her. how do i hug her? ho

. >> tony, police say the weapon tamir rie liz had wair reilly hs undistinguishable from a real gun. but police didn't have to shoot to kill him. >> a guy with a pistol, like pointing it as everybody. >> in this 911 call on saturday a witness told cleveland police a juvenile was sitting on a swing in a park pointing a gun at people. >> it's probably fake but you know what? he's pointing it. >> when officers arrived they ordered him to raise his hands. the young man pulled the weapon out and that's when the officer fired. >> he was hit in the torso and died at a nearby hospital on saturday morning. they are not sure if the 911 dispatcher told the officers the weapon might be fake. >> i have not reviewed that, the actual dispatch from the dispatcher into that car, i have not personally reviewed that. >> they say it was an air soft beebee gun like this. the orange tip that identifies replicas was missing. >> the fac facsimile weapon in s incident is indistinguishable from a real firearm. but we need to drive home from our kids especially that guns are not toys. parents need to be aware

. >> reporter: reilly's original sentencing hearing had to be delayed because of his outbursts in courtas a prosecutor who was nine months pregnant who had to scale a wall to get away from this officer. >> reporter: for that, the judge ordered riley to spend 30 days in jail for contempt of court. but on the more serious criminal charges, he could have been sent to prison for more than 45 years. he was perhaps granted some leniency, because of his service to his country. >> he's a veteran. he served our community as an officer, and i think those are things the judge considered. we consider those as well. but we have a man who is paralyzed now, whose life has been really destroyed in many ways. >> reporter: riley's attorney told me late this afternoon he was a decorated officer and a decorated veteran, having served in the military for some 20 years. what about the victim in this case? he sent me a statement today, and he says that he is satisfied with this sentence, because he got the one thing he wanted. i'll tell you what that was coming up on news4 at 6:00. >>> reporting live from upp

b reilly downgrading that stock saying it's a little under whelmed by its holiday content sitting at44. back to you. >> thank you very much. x-prize is that ongoing competition that gives out millions of dollars a year to the most cutting edge start-ups making break throughs in technology. this year's winner is no different. joining us this morning in a cnbc exclusive dr. eugene chan the founder and ceo of the dna institute took the prize for the r health sdimg an ceo peter diamdanis. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> peter, walk us through just the number of finalists, the decisions you had to make, and why dr. chan came out on top? >> sure. so we, of course, launch every year these x-prizes and rather than -- it's not really giving money out. we set some objective measures and we ask innovators around the world to actually solve a big problem and with nokia, with dr. henry, the cto there, we set out a challenge for reinventing biometric sensing capability. nokia put up $2.25 million of cash money. we did this in part one and part two and also m.i.t. har

ask bill ruckelshaus, christine todd whitman, william reilly and lee thomas. ask jim brainard, the republican mayor of carmel, indiana. ask bob dickson, the republican mayor of greensburg, kansas. ask betty price, the republican mayor of fort worth, texas. ask republican mayor sylvia murphy and county commissioner george nugent of monroe county, florida. if you're not a scientist, just ask. do your homework. exercise this new great responsibility that will come with the great power you have won, but don't pretend that climate change isn't real. even your own young voters know better than that. a majority of republican voters under age 35 think a politician who denies climate change is ignorant, out of touch, or crazy. those were the words checked off in the poll. to paraphrase michael correspondenmike coraleonefrom t tell me it isn't real because it insults my intelligence and it makes me really angry. to our republicans, i say, i want to be your best friend from all of this. the kind of best friend who tells you when you're in no shape to drive and should han

that video was posted by my next guest ryan reilly. what a pleasure to see you.t one point and were telling cars that passed by in order to pass they would have to honk in support of mike brown. so, you know, cars were still getting through, but there were -- you know, there was a delay, certainly in the street. what happened after that is a few officers came out, told them to get out of the street. and they went back inside a larger con tin again of officers with riot gears came out and formed a line by the police department. that the point, the demonstrators made their way over to the line and began, you know, yelling at the officers and demonstrating in front of the officers. at some point, they went back into the street. that's when police moved in. >> and so, ryan kind of describe the scene for me. is it localized, small areas or do we just see a growing size of the frustration in being manifested in the streets? yeah, i mean, to be honest there are probably about the same number of members of the media and protesters. i think there was more police officers

the person who became chairman of that subcommittee was tom reilly from west virginia. a strong advocate for philip morris which is headquartered in michigan. he said no more hearings on to ba ba tobacco. after the hearing in 1994, with the executives, took an oath to tell the truth, and lied about cigarettes not being harmful. nicotine, that's not addictive. manipulating nicotine, we would never do that. targeting kids? of course not. after that hearing we started getting insider information about what was really going on. >> inside to the industry? >> inside the industry. we were getting documents. but i had an issue with the fact that i couldn't hold a hearing about it -- >> because you weren't chairman. >> i wasn't chairman. if i'd put out a document that i received confidentially. they would file a suit. they filed a lawsuit against television for hundreds of billions of dollars if they ran a story that the tobacco company said wasn't true, that the nicotine levels were being manipulated. it turned out it was true. but abc's lawyers said, we can't afford to defend

their names, reilly and infini y infinity. they'll keep helping as long as they have an allowance.p on that. >> these guys are doing it at such a young age is brilliant. >> congratulations again. >> thank you very much. >> time for the newsroom with carol costello. >> good morning. we ended in a high note for me as well. newsroom starts now. >> happening now, the newsroom, snow emergency. a literal wall of lake effect snow blanketing buffalo and parts of the city getting a year's worth of snow in just days. the big chill and full effect for the rest of the country too. nationwide recall, up to 20 million cars coast to coast targeted by the government. what you need to know, straight ahead. terror investigations. jerusalem on edge