they're better than paper and to reuse or regift the presents for the next year. the children love to rewrap things. large boxes you can put those at the curb side for recycling. depending on the space at home, you can save some and some of that paper to think about throughout the year any packages that you're sending out that you can reuse the box as a cushion type material on the inside and then you save money without having go and buy boxes and that packing material. >> now, if you don't want to expose that do the residence break it down and send them back out? >> it's always in the back to save that space if you're inside of the cart or bend. you may want to take the largest box and flatten it and place it inside of one large box knowing that the hall will collect the boxes and all of the content within that. >> are confused what is recycling and what is not. if there's plastic on them or certain type of paper and food. what is recyclable and what is not? >> well, with the identification code and all of that is placed in the recycling bend. if you have a plast

holiday gift bags. >> again, i would reuse, regift this. if it ended up in my house, this doesn't look like a natural fiber, so i would rip these out and put this paper in the recycling. >> excellent. for all the online shoppers that get styrofoam coming in the packaging, where does it go? >> it goes in the trash. you can take this back to the packaging store and they will reuse it. >> you can bundle this up and take it back to the grocery stores. they also take back plastic bags for recycling. >> this i would drain, not rinse because of the drought and then put it in the compost. >> and it can also be recycled. in the stadiums, the chop sticks go in the compost, corks in the compost. break the wine glass? never welcome them back and put it in the recycling. >> in this case you don't. the reason you don't put stemware in is it's a different process so you want to put glass bottles and cars in the recycling. >> okay. wrapping paper and the stuff that comes with it? >> unfortunately foil wrapping paper doesn't recycle. >> but like the cheaper

recovering and reusing the first stage could dramatically cut the cost of future launches. the space x ceo billionaire elon musk. >> i think it is a revolutionary moment. >> reporter: six months ago a space x rocket blew up after liftoff. last month blue origin owned by amazon ceo jeff bezos launched vertically in the texas desert. former astronaut sandy magnus. >> to see private companies doing this kind of innovation in the space realm is exciting and we're really at the beginning of a whole new era in space, i think. >> reporter: an achievement the man who runs space x said will one day set the stage for a mission to mars. tom costello, nbc news, washington. tonight, it saved the life of a little girl dying of leukemia. a revolutionary treatment with the power to change human genes. can it work on other cancers too? >>> and a car spins out of control on a high-speed chase and you can't believe who the wheel. >>> we're back with what could be a huge a treatment that changes the genetic makeup of your cells and turns them into cancer-fighting weapons. it brought one little

don't reuse needles or share insulin pens, even if the needle has been changed. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which can be serious and life threatening. it may cause shaking, sweating, fast heartbeat, and blurred vision. check your blood sugar levels daily while using toujeo injection site reactions may occur. don't change your dose or type of insulin without talking to your doctor. tell your doctor if you take other medicines and about all your medical conditions. insulins, including toujeo , in combination with tzds (thiazolidinediones) may cause serious side effects like heart failure that can lead to death, even if you've never had heart failure before. don't dilute or mix toujeo with other insulins or solutions as it may not work as intended and you may lose blood sugar control, which could be serious. ask your doctor about toujeo . >>> plenty of americans have learned the hard way that getting puld over can be a very costly problem. your eyes might pop when you see the fine amount. but you may not realize that can be a small fraction of wh

alyx: a very successful year for the reuse a shoe program. they've collected over 4000 pairs of shoes and some are so lightly warned they will be donated to people in need. these are boxes and boxes. and some of these are heavily worn shoes that will be reused to be created into something else. they will be repurposed, so for example, the rubber will be used for athletic fields and the fabric is used for new clothes and sports equipment. the foam is used for athletic courts. they're going to take a journey to the nike at jordan creek and that's where be taken to be recycled. this does free up a lot of room for urbandale so while those donating will free up room in their closet, -- this these are a dozen pounds of shoes not going to the landfill. the mayor tells us this effort is something he would like see continue. mayor bob andeweg: i think we keep it going. i think the success that we had this year means that it keeps getting bigger, so it's something that takes very little effort, frankly, to organize. it's low cost and it actually saves

recovering and reusing the first stage could dramatically cut the cost of future launches. the space x kre billionaire elon musk. revolutionary moment. >> reporter: six months ago a space x liftoff. last month blue origin owned by amazon ceo jeff bezos lalated vertal cally in the >> to see private companies doing this kind of innovation in the space realm is citing and we're new era in space, i think. >> reporter: an achievement the ran who runs space x said will one day set the stage for a missionono mars. tom costello, nbc >>> still ahead tonight, it is save the -- it saved the life of a little girl dying of leukemia. a revolutioiory treatment witit the genes. too. >>> and a car spins high-speed chase and red 97! set! reded7! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fasasand friendly as s gets. wowo fact. advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains more people reach fo

the only way you get that is to reuse them. there are other parts he intends to reuse.mily: we all celebrated when jeff bezos' blue origins did something similar and landed a reusable rocket safely. what elon has done is significantly different, jimmy. how so? why is it so much of a bigger deal? jimmy: it is one thing to touch the edge of space and another thing to orbit the earth. the falcon 9 had 15 times the thrust than the blue origins. to launch a booster rocket, put satellites into space and drop it back onto earth is truly amazing. emily: when it comes to satellites and what this means -- it means the ability to do more missions more quickly. what does it mean for your industry? jimmy: it is fantastic. for the last 20 years, the biggest barrier to the enrichment and further growth of the space industry was the cost of launch vehicles. the cost of space vehicles have dropped over time, but the cost of launch vehicles have fallen slowly. a tenfold or 100 fold drop would change everything for us in terms of access to space and the cost of the satellites. emily: let'

the engines are the most expensive, but there are other parts as well that he intends to reuse. >> we when jeff bezos is blue origin it something similar and landed a reusable rocket safely, but what elon musk is done is significantly different. how so? why is what he has done here so much of a big deal? is one thing to touch the edge of space, and it is another to orbit the earth. times biggerad 15 rocket, and to launch a booster rocket, put 11 satellites into space, and then drop that booster rocket back to earth is truly amazing. >> when it comes to satellites and what this means -- the ability to do or missions, more quickly, more often good what does it mean for your industry? >> for the last 20 years, the biggest barrier to the enrichment and further growth of the space industry, especially commercial space, has been the cost of the launch vehicles. the cost of nichols has fallen over time by a factor of 10, but the price of launch vehicles has fallen more slowly. it would change everything for us. yvonne: one of the world's richest men is coming to the end of a tough year. carl

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it will be studied and expected to see how it weathered the space x hopes to start reusing >> if you are the type who waits till the last minute to do your holiday shopping, amazon.com has something for you this season. amazon prime customers in some cities can order their holiday essentials and get them delivered to their door in just two hours. i paid a visit to one of amazon's fulfillment center right here in the heart of manhattan to see how they conjure up this christmas time magic. shoppers dart in and out of retail stores five floors above employees bring some of the yield tide joy to your door in two hours or less. >> one hour. >> using the prime now app last minute shoppers can choose from over 4,000 items. amazon guarantees delivery of gifts until the clock strikes midnight. how does this change a retailer like amazon and also the competition? customers being able to get something deliver td to you in an hour. it is changing the game for our company too. we're adding more shopping days to the holiday season. >> urban fulfillment centers available in places like san francisc

return marks a major step toward making space travel a lot cheaper because the rocket can now be reused for a future launch. earlier i talked to the executive director of nasa's xo planet science institute. >> it's a big city for the u.s. space community. if they can successfully refurbish this spacecraft, this rocket, and use it again, the turn around time becomes much more rapid, the costs come down. this is the way of really bringing down the cost to get into space. >> three, two, one, zero. liftoff. >> the mission was to put 11 small communication satellites into orbit. all were successfully deployed. >>> we have new details about the woman who ran over dozens of people on the vegas strip. police say 24-year-old lakeisha holloway deliberately veered off the road several times to plow into ped industriens a. cnn's ryan young has more now from las vegas. >> i have a lot of questions about what happened here. a lot of people want to know what drove this woman to drive her car on this strip and had all of these people witness these or or riff tick events. it's questions that won't be an

it's important to recycle that paper, reuse it.ut never, never burn it. >> they want people to get creative with their gift wrapping. they suggest reusing cans, jars, tissue paper and snack boxes for gifts. these can be wrabed with newspaper, or even scarves. >> a new holiday tradition. somebody dropped a gold coin wrapped in a $100 bill into a salvation army collection kettle this week. now, it's not the first time this has happened. somebody has dropped a gold coin into the kettle each of the past few years and they come with a message. >> ovevery year, the person sen a message along. something like a nation can't kill its way to peace. so, obviously, at this time of the year, we want to bring peace to people through god and that there's hope in doing that. >> salvation army officials say the coin was minted in south africa and it's worth about $1200. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 does continue. up next, to talk or not to talk. plus, the expiration dates on your food really means? >> first, a look at what's coming up on abc 7 news at 5:0

one service is working to make sure that is the trees do not end up in landfills and are reused to help the environment. >> behind me there are about 100 trees. some of them were brought here by people who wanted to have them recycled. others are in tree lots. this is going to be turned into mulch. with me right now is rachel we wanted to learn more about this becoming mulch. tell us more. >> first and foremost, we always want to divert as much material away from the landfill as possible. nevada has a 25% recycling goal. one way to reach that goal is by recycling christmas trees. we have partnered with community organizations and come together to turn our christmas trees into mulch. not only does mulch benefit our environment, it helps to save us r and it increases the barrier between the soil. it's good for here in the desert and it helps us reach our recycling goal. >> how long can we take >> everyone can recycle christmas trees from now until january 16th, 2016. >> we also have some cub scouts in the area specifically in the enterprise area who will come pick up your tree if you live

that' s the first time that' s ever happened meaning the rocket could be reused, making future flights cheaper. erika: a rare sight expected high in the sky this christmas, a full moon. it will peak around 6:00 a.m. eastern time so you may be able to see it. this will be the last full moon of the year. christmas day was back in 1977 and the next won' t happen for another 19 years. cindy: not going to need to be bundled up. that is for sure. really warm weather heading into christmas. we have had the rain most of the day, despite the fact we have had a drab day. the rain totals since midnight, up to 2/10 of an inch, haven' t had that in the cape. get. we have been so dry. 10.5 inches. we need the rain. we have it coming down, but lightly. we are not you can notice these darker greens hugging 495. a little overall, the intensity of the side. s. boston, 51. look at taunton and new bedford. 50' s. forecasts. in. if you had out this afternoon, expect the rain through about 6:00 this evening. very rapidly, the rain will shut off. it is mild, but on the damp side. north. some of it will fill

it was the first time an unmanned rocket returned to land vertically at cape canaveral, reuseing rocks could dramatically cut launch costs. musk celebrated the accomplishment on twitter writing welcome back, baby. a high flying amusement ride gets stuck and no charges of a one who died in a texas jamie. those are some of the headlines on the morning news stand. the houston chronicle reports a grand jury refused to issue indictments in the death of sandra bland. the sheriff says she hanged herself inside a texas jail. cruiser dash cam shows the july traffic stop that led to bland's arrest. the grand jury will decide in january if that trooper should face charges. usa today reports bill cosby is suing another one of the women that accused him of sexual assault. the comedian filed a suit against model beverly johnson, citing emotional distress. last week he sued several other women t. women are suing him for defamation, claiming his lawyers branded them liars. nearly 50 women claim cosby drugged or sexually assaulted them. the orlando sentinel reports guests at seaworld, orlando, are safe

. >> we're finding new ways to reuse what we used to call waste. >> right now, i'm at 90 percent of the waste recycling and composting. >> gabriella lozano owns a small cafe in san francisco's mission district. she composts everything. >> i'm a strong believer that i'm doing what i can, and the best that i can. >> what she's doing here on a small scale... is part of a much bigger picture. >> you look at what she's doing here in terms of diverting waste away from landfills and creating a recycling type of circuit here with everything that happens at l's and that's what we have to look to. >> inspired by western europe, san francisco offers owners like lozano financial incentives to compost. >> a lot of these small business are actually doing it for economic reasons... it lowers their bill for recycling, their garbage bill over all... money is a way to motivate people. >> but it's not the only motivator... >> when the food waste is in the landfill it decomposes, and it generates methane gas and methane is a very potent greenhouse gas. >> john hake is a civil engineer who runs the resource

don't reuse needles or share insulin pens, even if the needle has been changed. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which can be serious and life threatening. it may cause shaking, sweating, fast heartbeat, and blurred vision. check your blood sugar levels daily while using toujeo . injection site reactions may occur. don't change your dose or type of insulin without talking to your doctor. tell your doctor if you take other medicines and about all your medical conditions. insulins, including toujeo, in combination with tzds (thiazolidinediones) may cause serious side effects like heart failure that can lead to death, even if you've never had heart failure before. don't dilute or mix toujeo with other insulins and you may lose blood sugar control, which could be serious. pay no more than $15 per prescription for 12 months. eligibility restrictions apply. learn more at toujeo.com/info or call 800-580-3421. also, 9 out of 10 medicare part d patients can get toujeo at the lowest branded copay. ask your doctor about the proven full 24-hour blood sugar con

they've just done a successful landing of a booster that can be reused, which, you know, do that a dozenes, get really practiced at it, and suddenly you're going to change the cost of space travel really dramatically. to me that's just the source of optimism and, you know, i just think it's really exciting that we're -- we have something to feel good about in this day and age when fear has begun -- to have really cool news like this is just a pleasant change. >> roger, back when blue origin landed its rocket we became familiar with the debate between orbital and suborbital. how significant is it to have 11 satellites now in orbit that will be monitoring their time transportation for companies. is that in and of itself newswort newsworthy? >> i think the whole thing is cool because we're looking at segmentation of space as a business. right? historically we've had one provider in the united states, nasa, with essentially one mission at a time. now ewe got jeff bezos who is looking at essentially a tourist business, and you've got elan musk looking at really are aedicly altering the cost p

can musk says he drastically reduce launch costs by reusing rocket parts. and a group of people trying to sing christmas carols outside of shown onon clinic, video. >> i would encourage you to be reconsider. and >> carolers were performing the clinic on a public sidewalk when a business called police to complain. to officer asked the group move. he was citing a city noise ordinance. church officials are working with the group and tomorrow will be allowed to sing sidewalk. jonathan: the gift of a lifetime for a 13-year-old girl born right hand. she has made due without it until now. with the us live story. loudonkah jenson is a county middle schooler with a use for thehe can first time. unbelievably, it came from a computer and printer. hi, rebecca. mountainary university, bekah jenson received one of the most unique christmas presents you'll ever hear about. we made a 3-d printed hand for you. tom: after opening the gift, a right handy had she could use for the first time in her life. >> we're so used to having two hands that it's, you know, it's a differen

fishermen can pick up what they want to reuse. sink them in prime fishing locations in georgia and south carolina, old trees decompose after 3-5 years, new trees add to the has been that's each year. >> a mall eco system right in one. >> reporter: more than just fish friendly, it's economic insurance. the latest corp.of engineer, say 3 million vis itses for use, a potential economic impact of 156 million to the region as lake heartwell continues to be a prime fishing destination, drawing in bass masters. it is safe to say your christmas tree can put dollars back in to your community. >> people recycle bottles and plastic and metal. they can do the same with the christmas tree. >> repor: t willing topart with the tree, they say, not to worry, they will be collecting christmas frees through mid january. >>> the corp.of engineers asked all your trees be in the natural state when you drop them off. no tinsel or ornaments. >>> the interstates have been very busy with people traveling home after christmas, others taking trips for the ne

vesta gator say that he purchased two of the assault rifles that reused in the holiday shooting. the is also accused of having a sham marriage with a member of syed farook's family. affluenza'sd teenagers mother has been deported to the u.s. after being detained with her son in mexico. couch was wanted for violating parole. he made headlines for his role in a 2013 dwi crash that killed four people. using his wealth as a defense, he was given only probation and no jail time. couch is still in mexico. his mother faces up to 10 years in prison for her role in their escape. leon: d.c. police officers will soon be wearing body cameras. mayor muriel bowser signed legislation approving the 2800 wear them. the goal is to increase transparency across the country. anybody captured on video can go to the police and asked to view it. chicago,e police in change in procedures -- every officer wilson be equipped with a stun gun, taser, and be trained on how to use it. this after growing criticism of the department's use of force. about 20% ofly chicago officers who respond to service calls have

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a nurse was found to be reusing syringes.lth reporter and registered nurse ali gorman covered the story then and has an update tonight. ali. >> reporter: hi, guys and investigators found even more violations. back in october 67 employees of a pharmaceuticals were notified that a nurse who was at sterling the vaccine did not follow proper protocol. on top of reusing syringes the vaccine was also shipped to the nurse's home. it was stored in a home refrigerator without monitoring temperature as per protocol. the vaccine was also transported in styrofoam containers there were also unmonitored. approximately 17 percent of adults get their flu shot at their workplace. the cdc says the vaccine should be shipped directly to the site or transported with a portable refrigerator that monitors temperature. the contract nurse in this incident gave up her lies searches the employees were all tested for hiv and help sites b. >>> the fda is overturned a 30 year ban on blood donations by gay men. the agency announced gay men can donate blood

the phantom coalition was a pr stunt a reuse. the president ordered bombing.dn't effect isis at all. president obama refused to send modern weapons to the kurds fighting for their own lives against isis. just recently that has changed. but the president did spend $500 million arming and training pro-american syrian rebels. the result four or five battle-ready individuals four or five for $500 million. when asked about that mr. obama said well, i never really liked the program in the first place. even after the terror attacks in paris and california, the president refuses to bring nato into the fight. will not crush the isis command and control center in raqqa syria and will not even admit the u.s.a. is at war with islamic terrorism. time to do that, mr. president. also, time to be honest with the american people. we are not containing the jihad and the world is a much more dangerous place since you mr. president took office. somebody alert the media and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us from washington charles krauthammer. be

so it can be reused. other attempt to listened on barn in the ocean were unsuccessful. it crash.vided by space x scientist explained just how difficult this was to figure out. >> electric lunching a over empire reverse land back down and land on shoe box on the ground in a wednesday storm. >>reporter: that gives you an idea this is not easy stuff. rocket science they call it that for reason. space x has contract with nasa to ship supply to the space station and will start carrying astronauts in 2017 so this was a big step tonight. founder musk says row usable rocket will trans form how we travel and live in space. >>> san francisco supervisor tried to out smart a thief. woman grabbed scott weiner spart phone out of his hand friday while he was at 16th and valencia street in the mission directment negotiated with the woman who agreed to return the phone for 200 dollars. she and 2 accomplice went with him to the wells fargo bank up the street where he went the to get ksh and capture the image on the security camera. >> she threatened to mace me in the face if i tried to pull any ph

. >> it's a big deal because the costly booster has the potential to be reused, bringing down the price tag for future missions by about $50 million each launch. last launch in june did not end as well. that rocket exploded shortly after liftoff, destroying 4,000 pounds of food and supplies meant for the international space station. the company fixed the rob and upgraded the -- fixed the problem and upgraded the rocket. >> it was a good day. it was well worth the wait. >> rival private space company blue origin owned by jeff bezos of amazon successfully landed a rocket in a test in texas, but that did not have a pay load, so a lot of people think it's apples to oranges. >>> first full day of winter and what an impressive storm that came through. ushered in a lot of rainfall, especially in mendocino county, lake county, north bay, marin county, mount tam eight inches of rain down to the santa cruz mountains. we're getting breaks now. the deeper moisture is moved out. there will be breaks in that. beneath that, the radar still doesn't pick up all the rain. if you mix rain totals, i mentio

it marks the first time space x managed to reuse a rocket for future use, setting up new renovations to trim costs and change completely how mankind approaches space flight. >> a ship like no other. a place history secured. the face shuttle pulling into port for the last time. when they landed a shuttle. the mission of delivering payloads to space came to an historic close. left in its wake, a race to space between traditional air and defense contractors, with the shuttle grounded. n.a.s.a. hired orbital htk to fly cargo missions to the international space nation, the capsule arriving at the i.s.s. of delivering thousands of pounds of equipment. spacex. founded by tesla's elon musk has had several launches under its belt, using its own rockets. n.a.s.a. is reportedly paying 2.6 billion for spacex to transport crews to the space station by 2017. in 2012, spacex's dragon was the first craft history to deliver cargo to the i.s.s. blue origin's new shepherd got it right first. history was made last month went the rocket touched down on a landing pad in west texas. >> they went close to 4

and the adoption thereer requirement that adaptive reuse provides open space from the roof garden withe introduction of the cell antennas does the requirement of usable open space remain unchanged and in what form are they reusable i'm curious to see we're tracking the requirements for residential window open space and in no form impaired by the usability this is a simple question i'd like when this project comes back i'd like to see an answer on this issue this is broader than 9 project. >> certainly the open space requirement will not change still have the open space requirement i believe did roof is sufficient to provide that we'll make sure that is marked on the drawings when you have the hearing in january. >> thank you. >> commissioners a motion to continue this to january 7th commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and commissioners that places us on item 12. >> jonas before you start and more commis