>> steve, scott brown.if he barely squeaks by in new hampshire. what do you see-- how do you think things will play out thereafter? >> i think he's got to win one of the first two, scott. if he wins one of the first two, then he, you know, carries on and goes to the south and you know, look, i think that super tuesday is everything in this year because you know, you've got the slew of southern states that are going to really, you know, narrow the field considerably, but i would say, yeah, he's got to win one of the two, iowa or new hampshire or else he's going to be-- he's going to be seen as a defective product. i mean, i think the big thing right now is where does, you know, look marco rubio is the other big character in this whole race. where does he pull out an inwith? it doesn't look like right now like he's going to win iowa or new hampshire, that means to me, scott, he's got to win south carolina. dagen: congressman trey gowdy's endorsement, does that matter? >> no. i think one of the most overrated

scott brown with fox business's jo lin kent.6:29 on the east coast, police charging two people. and top tourist spots, finding military gear and islamic state propaganda but no weapons or explosives. officials say these individuals did not have ties. donald trump with a major television ad campaign that could cost $2 million a week according to fox news's howard kurtz, $100 million total, trump continued his attack on the clintons and a campaign stop last night. >> we would love to run against trump, it is terrorist nightmare. these people back here said the hillary campaign -- she wants to run against me instead of somebody else. cheryl: wild weather lets people dead across the midwest, clean up has gone but the devastation is becoming apparent at present. >> it is horrible. our house is our home. i raised my kids there. they are drunk and gone now. they i taking it as at as i am. they make a large storm through the midwest bringing travel to a new standstill. as of yesterday afternoon 1400 flights had been canceled across the

scott brown, attorney: when's the last time you recall disciplining ethan for anything? tonya couch: i don't remember. in other words.. his lawyers argued he was too spoiled.. to know right from wrong.. couch reached financial settlements with the victims families and managed to avoid jail time with his affluenza defense.. officials say, when ethan and his mother are apprehended.. if there's a way to prosecute her, they will.. but because under the law.. ethan is still considered a juvenile.. he is still unlikely to face any jail time.. for now. eh, abc news, ny. coming up later.. in tonight's abc primetime lineup on channel 13: at 8 -- last man standing at 8:30 -- yes, virginia at 9 -- shark tank at 10 -- 20/20 coming up in tonight's health report. could meditation be the key to reducing stress in children? we'll have the results of a new study. and.. we'll tell you about some new regulations for tanning beds.. including who can use them. stay with us. but there may be another way for kids to reduce stress and be healthy and it involves being sti

it was scott brown who did incredibly well by raising the amnesty issue.it is popular with voters but not with people who control the media. when the defunding of obama's executive amnesty came up, the democrats did philip filibuster for three weeks. there was just no media attention to it though. now they've betrayed us on trade. my objective in to the trade deal is that it's a backdoor amnesty. it allows the free movement of goods and people so company can say i need so many low-wage workers coming in to take these jobs. republicans have a winning issue here. they just need to talk about it. look, there are a lot of bad republicans, there are no good democrats, there are a fair number of republicans in both the house and senate who are fantastic on amnesty. we need to push them and elevate them and people need to be more like them. i also think we should take out one, this is what we voters can do, they should stop being stupid. i think we only need to take out one of these guys, may be john boehner. just one of them. [applause]. again as you know if you

and military intel officer, and scott brown, former senator of massachusetts. how does congress get everyone this upset? >> they have been just set for years and years. it started when harry reid shut down the senate. they did nothing. at least they are communicating doing the people's business, the things they were sent down to do. charles: the paul ryan spending plan that went through angered a lot of people a bit more. >> you have got to look at the big picture. two years the democrats holding it over the heads that the republicans are trying to shut count country. with chuck schumer as majority leader then you can do what we need to do. you know the drill. charles: we have an avalanche of rules and regulations coming into 2016. i have a couple congressmen coming on the show jose i voted against the spending bill, but give paul ryan a chance. 90% of trim voters say they are not happy with what's going on. there is something wrong with the articulation of grassroots when the message gets to washington, d.c. >> i think this ways many people first saw when paul

scott brown, attorney: when's the last time you recall disciplining ethan for anything? tonya couch: i don't remember. in other words.. his lawyers argued he was too spoiled.. to know right from wrong.. couch reached financial settlements with the victims families and managed to avoid jail time with his affluenza defense.. liz tag: as for consequences.. officials say, when ethan and his mother are apprehended.. juvenile.. he is still unlikely to face any jail time.. for now. coming up on action news live at 3:30 the latest on the mass shooting in san bernardino. what a friend of the terrorists is saying about previous terror plans. and we'll have an update on a contact 13 investigation into the guardianship program. how a woman under a police investigation is still working as a guardian. and don't forget -- you can get breaking news updates everywhere you go by downloading the all-new ktnv mobile app. it's free.. and it's available right now

there' s former senator scott brown jamming with one of the inductees. praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, building a future sanders: i'm bernie sanders erika: perhaps the most iconic guitar riff in rock history, that' s " smoke on the water" by deep purple. the band part of a monster class to be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2016. other classic acts picked for enshrinement, cheap trick, chicago, steve miller, and groundbreaking rap group, nwa. many observers are surprised that janet jackson and 9 inch nails did not make the final cut. the ceremony will be held at the barclays center in brooklyn in april. a really touching site in boston this morning. more than 100 uniformed national guardsmen marching from the dorchester armory to boston children' s hospital to deliver hundreds of toys for patients. it' s the fifth year the nati

senator scott brown, ed henry, anna kooiman at your service today.ries in a bit. we are asking for yours as well. we do need to get to that extreme weather center out of alabama right now. tearing through birmingham, uprooting trees and trapping people underneath debris. rescue crews worked throughout the night to pull residents from the rubble. at this point no one has been reported missing. officials say they will be able to better assess the damage once the sunrises there within the hour. residents talk about the terrifying moment the storm hit. >> like it drawed through house. everybody said tornado, get. folks runs to the bathroom, running over each other. >> at least three people taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the state's governor has declared a state of emergency. >> more severe weather expected to this weekend unfortunately in some parts of the country. we will even see some snow hard to believe here in new york city, janice dean because it is unusually warm right now. >> it is. a lot of people had their airconditioning on on chri

the florida senator was the latest guest at former senator scott brown' s no b.s. backyard barbeque event. rubio also held a town hall meeting in laconia earlier in the day. former maryland governor martin o' malley took part in our candidate cafe series today. the democratic candidate for president loosened his tie to join undecided voters for a meal at the airport diner in manchester. he shared stories about his grades in school and his love for music. >> and at the time there were 7 full-time irish bars but only 3 full time bands, so we werent very good but we started getting hired. from the age of 17 i was playing in bars sometimes three or four nights a week. he is looking at me crazy. yeah i would never let you do tom o' malley is just the latest : candidate to take part in our candidate cafe series a meal , with undecided voters who were selected with the help of our partners at saint anselm college. president obama is in paris tonight for the beginning of two weeks of discussions over how to handle global warming. more than 150 world leaders gathered today

it is tuesday, december 29th in with me this morning, former massachusetts senator scott brown box businesseselcome to both of you. he has bragged about not spending one dime on his campaign. according to new reports, that is about to change. republican front runner donald trump sent to mount a major television advertising campaign could cause $2 million a week, possibly up to $109 total. according to fox news howard kurtz. trump continues with his attacks on the clintons in a campaign stop last night. >> she says we would love to run against trump. it is her worst nightmare. these people back here. they said that hillary campaign said they would love to run. yeah, she wants to run against me and that of somebody else. dagen: the wild weather has left 43 people dead across parts of the south and midwest with the cleanup that beginning with the dems nation of what hit the areas starting to set in for residents. >> it is horrible. our houses are home. and no, i raised all my kids there. they are grown and gone now, moved out. it is their home too and they are taking it as as i am. dagen: anothe

the portal fallout, which includes scott brown winning the senate seat in massachusetts, suggested thatthere was an attack that succeeded obama would be a failed one term president. he would not be able to do any of the things you want to do, beyond national security. healthy reform. care reform. everything was now 180 degrees different. they had an ambivalent first year. shifted and they ke much more of a hard line. we are going to do whatever it takes to prevent that from happening. the balance between security and freedom. for officehat ran sounded very different from the obama who is president. the epigraph at the front of my book captures that. obama in 2007 as a senator is giving a big national security and he denounces the bush administration for promoting a false choice between security and our ideals. in 2013 after edward snowden reveals that the nsa had been keeping records on domestic phone calls, a program that this decided to keep, comes out because of the snowden leak. he says we have to make choices in society. can't have a hundred percent privacy and a hundred percent se

kevin kelley and former senator scott brown. gentlemen, welcome to both of you.oding in the midwest. you are looking at pictures from missouri, illinois and oklahoma. states of an issued in all three states. misery facing the biggest threat so far. more than a dozen mothers along the mississippi river are being monitored. hundreds of homes and illinois and missouri are at risk. 18 people killed in those states as a result of the flooding. we will have the latest developments plus your forecast coming out. the republican presidential field narrowing last night. >> while tonight is the end of my journey for the white house as i suspend my campaign for president, i am confident we can elect the right person. dagen: former new york governor george pataki ending his presidential run. george pataki struggled to gain much with the run. the 2016 race straight ahead. we asked the question who also needs to drop out. 31.57 at futures. the s&p stars in the green for the year. not the blue-chip. we will see how trading fair assessment of into the day in europe wearing to the

we've got senator scott brown. >> good to see you mr.d. >> ed henry. >> peter doocy. >> miss anna got married last night. >> it was unbelievable. >> elisabeth hasselbeck is getting ready for a special event. she joins us live from nashville. >> brian kilmeade. >> there it is. >> brian, good morning. >> brian. >> hey. >> hey peter this better be important because i put on clothes. >> oh. >> oh. >> "fox & friends" and fox and family here. >> there is no better show to work on. >> somebody cue the music. ♪ >> anna jumps. >> that is on the plaza in midtown manhattan. >> you guys -- >> oh! >> we've got mt. everest on the plaza this morning. >> oh, yeah. >> ♪ >> check out our beach party on the plaza. the "fox & friends" olympics right here. >> what's your favorite tv show? >> "fox & friends"! >> we love seeing you this morning. we've got tomorrow. join us then. >> it is not easy to get good water slides and beach parties. so thank you producers. you are amazing. >> you talk about summer here on the show. it's ridiculous how much fun it is. >>

but on top of that, the political fallout which i map out in chapter 3 then, which includes scott brown, a republican winning in massachusetts and ted kennedy's deep blue seat, suggested that if there was an attack that succeeded, he would be a failed one term president. he would not be-- they would not be able to do any of the things they wanted to do way beyond national security, health-care reform, et cetera. the whole thing would collapse. just a year after his historic sweeping victory which included democrats getting a fill buster majority in the senate. everything looked totally 180 degrees different. and from that point on this ambiguous, ambivalent first year we're going to keep some of this but use it sparingly and ratchet back some of that, shiftd both in their internal delib raitionzs as i showed one-story after another, becomes much more of a hard line. we are going to do what it takes to prevent that from happening. >> rose: where do you think the president has come on the question of this balance between security and privacy and freedom? >> well, i definitely think that t

though close, theay it is people who are running her campaign are the people who helped me beat scott brown. [applause] we sent him packing. i can tell you, we will send the other candidates for president packing in new hampshire, and hillary will win the first primary state. we can use a little help though from all of you who want to be out on the trail, making a difference. we have nice, winter travel packages available in new hampshire. come up, knock on doors, do a hillarykiing, and help become the next president of the united states. [applause] excited that i not only get to be here to talk about hillary tonight, by also get to introduce one of my best friends you think ale -- franken is the funniest member of the senate, but really it is amy klobuchar but she is also the hardest working person for families who has been working so hard to improve the economy of her state and of this country. and she has been traveling all over the company -- country working for hillary. when amy go someplace, the democrats win. [applause] so hillary is going to win. amy klobuchar. [cheering] [applause]

the polls say it's close, the people who are running her campaign are the people who help me beat scott brown. [cheers and applause] we sent him packing, and i can tell you we're going to send the other candidates for president pack in new hampshire, and hillary is going to win the first primary state. now, we could use a little help though from all of you who want to be out on the trip making a difference. we have nice winter travel packages available in new hampshire, so come out, knock on doors, do a little skiing and help hillary become a madam president, the next president of the united states. [applause] i'm excited that i not only did tribute to talk about hillary tonight, but also get to introduce one of my best friends in the senate, one of the, you think of reagan is the fight is never of the senate but actually the senior senator from minnesota, amy klobuchar, who is the funniest member of the senate. [applause] but she's also the hardest working person for families who has been working so hard to improve the economy of her state and this country. and she's been traveling all over

by the dawn's early light >> ayla is the daughter of former massachusetts senator scott brown and was a contestant on "american idol" back in 2006. >> sarah: coming up next, the day's top stories. new this morning, jeb bush quick the fire back at donald trump at last night's debate. the attack ad released overnight. >> christa: and a new york paper coming down hard on tom brady. why they're taking aim at his connection to the g.o.p. front-runner. >> reporter: the verdict is in. philip chism guilty of murder. we'll tell you why one day later his case is being called in a there's moving... and there's moving with move free ultra. it has triple-action support for your joints, cartilage and bones. and unlike the big osteo-bi flex pills, it's all in one tiny pill. move free ultra. get your move on. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? it works on his cough too. cough! it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. >> it's 6:45. time to know and go. >> reporter: philip

>> scott brown, kevin kelly, happy new year, mr. varney, "varney & company" starts now. stuart, it's yours. stuart: dagen, thank you very much indeed. donald trump does it again, he seizes the media moment, dominates the headlines and yes, frames the debate. this guy is good at politics, isn't he? good morning, everyone. did you see it? he held a news conference live on board his 757. he answers rapid fire questions and unveils a $2 million a week ad campaign and grabs hold of the infrastructure issue. i like to build, he said. i like to build under budget. have you ever heard that from any other politician? to the markets, and no, we're not making forecasts about next year. we're looking at 2015. amazon is the stock of the year, it's close to $700 a share today. and we're calling mcdonald's the come back stock of the year. we're at the full day and no-- and there were attacks planned on new year's eve and arrests in turkey, that's why there's a massive police presence across america: times square, the rose bowl, all potential terror targets and all heavily guarded. ther

scott, dr. brown, dr. miller, you have no idea what they're talking about. on a very basic level reinforcing of the hierarchy of titles can get in the way about care about who is the doctor and how do i call that person. >> host: right, right. another example you used in the book is how nurses can be -- or certainly trusted to administer a drug that could be very damaging to an individual particularly in an oncology unit. you're administering medication through the vein and then you encounter that example that you're not quite sure to use google without filters. it's like we have a dynamic of fut competence and trust and yet we have barriers that seem to impact the respect that we would have for a professional. >> guest: yes, that's a great contrast. on the one hand, we are very skilled technicians. i attended very extensive classes that my job provided to be able to give patients equipment -- chemical chemother. it seem today come and go, that authority and then another nurse said you can pull out a ekg, somebody found that out and cut that out. [laughter]

sometime it's a really, last name like doctor scott, doctor brown, doctor miller. you have. you have no idea who they're talking about. so on a very basic level, this reinforcing hierarchy with titles can get in the way of really elementary things like care like who is the dr.? how do i call that person? >> host: another example used in the book is how nurses -- are certainly trusted to administer a drug that could be very damaging on an individual particularly in an oncology unit, a cancer unit. you are administering medication through the vein yet you counter that example how you are not quite sure that you can use google without filters. so it is likely have this the dynamic of full confidence and trust and yet we have these barriers that seem to impact respect we would have her professional. >> guest: that is a great contrast. on the the one hand we are very skilled technicians. i attended quite extensive classes that my job provided to give patients chemotherapy. many jugs required specific knowledge of how you give them. we carry a lot of that around with us. that is q

dagen: we'll see you tomorrow, senator scott brown and jo kent. that does it for "mornings with maria" mr. varney, it's all you yours. stuart: miss dagen, thank you very much. donald trump puts bill clinton's sexual history front and center, he's gone where no candidate has gone before. he's bringing him into focus. monica may return to the national scene, there's a headline. donald trump and hillary clinton are neck and neck in a straight matchup, but that was in a national poll. extreme weather sweeping north and east right now. perhaps a bigger headline is the travel disruption. that's extreme. we sure hope you don't have a loved one trying to get home today. it's awful. the affluenza kid and his mother, they're own the way home in hands cuffs from mexico. and let's see if sales do anything for apple's beaten up stock. we have this coming up. "varney & company" about to begin. ♪ right off the top, extreme weather across the country, snow, tornados, flooding across the midwest. and it's been a travel nightmare. today more than 730 delays within,

senator ken scott, senator cheri brown, representative sewell and representative martha roby, thank you so much. she was registering people to vote long before we arrived. also, george wallace wallace ken day, thank you for being here, peggy. [ applause ] >> i wants to thank each and every one of you who marched across the bridge on bloody sunday. you didn't have to do it, but you did it. thank you. i tell you, it's god to be in selma one more time, just one more time. people often ask me, why do you come back? what purpose does it serve? we come to selma to be renewed. we come to be inspired. we come to be reminded that we must do the work that justice calls us to do. on march 7, 1965, a few innocent children of god. a plain purse or a backpack will aspire to walk 50 dangerous miles from selma. to demonstrate the need for voting rights in the state of alabama. on that day, 600 people march in history. walking two-by-two down the sidewalk. not interfering with the trade and commerce. not interfere iing no one is sag a word. we were beaten, some of us was knocked bloody right here on thi

scott? michael brown? eric garner? latanya haggerty? dylan taylor? gill collar? bobby dean night? nearly everyone knew the first three. only one person knew the other five. the first three were black suspects shot and killed, , killed by white police officers. the next five but only one person knew, they were unarmed suspects shot and killed by black or hispanic police officer's but you never heard about these in the national media. latanya haggerty was an are shot andack female killed by a black female chicago police officer after a pursuit. but it did not make national news. dylan taylor was a white 20-year-old salt lake city man who was unarmed and shot and killed at the same time as the ferguson incident. but it never got the notoriety. 80 southollar was alabama student shot and killed by a black university of alabama officer. he was naked, so there is no chance you could say you is reaching for something. national media did not report it. what do you think would have been the storyline of the officer were white and the man tilled was black? would there be one reference to bul

. >> and former massachusetts senator scott brown with his family this morning.it was a great, great season. >> we'll hear more from you in the after the show show. we will be opening to up the guest right now. >> this is from me to you. >> personal delivery from santa? doesn't get better than that. >> see you tomorrow. >> survivors are picking up the pieces and counting their blessings across the south after devastating tornados tore three several states. as of now, christmas morning, 14 people are confirmed dead in mississippi, tennessee, and arkansas. good morning to you. >> kevin: tha-- thanks for join us. abby: merry christmas. i am abby huntsman. many survivors say it is a miracle they alive. one tornado damaged over a

thank the group for one more s together time and the core leaders of our senator tim scott, the or sherry brownand representatives. thank you so much. to mrs. boynton of course our first contact when we 1962.to sell ma in she was registering people to .ote long before we arrived i'm also glad it see the governor george wallace ere peggy kennedy. thank you for being here, peggy. i want to thank each and every one of you who marched across bridge on bloody sunday. you didn't have to do it but you it. thank you! i will tell you it is good to be just oneone more time, more time. people often ask me why do you back? what purpose does it serve? ren e to sell ma to be renewed. we come to be inspired. we ome to be reminded that k that we are rbg called to do. 1965, a few innocent of god, some carrying things, a plain purse or a ackpack were inspired to walk 50 dangerous miles from selma to montgomery to demonstrate the for voting rights in the state of alabama. day, on that day, 600 history, ched into down the o by two sidewalk sidewalk. trade and ring with commerce. not entering with traffic. it was a

know that because even though the polls say it's close those that are running the campaign like scott brownr candidates packing and hillary will win the first primary state. we have not raise winter travel packages available so , to knock on the doors to help hillary become a matter of president of the united states. >> i am excited i natalie get to be here to talk about hillary bin also introduce one of my best friends you need al franken is the funniest member it is really a meet called the charge was the funniest member. but also the hardest working person for families and has spent traveling all over the country working for hillary. when she goes someplace the democrats when. she was said the vienna then they won the governorship. hillary will win. ab -- ab? >> caller. >> begin so much you may be from new hampshire but i am just across the border from iowa. in fact, i can see i love from my porch. [laughter] hillary clinton will win iowa. [applause] first of all, this is my first reason i'm so excited about her campaign because it is personal i remember reading a column her agriculture

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scott. michael brown. eric garner. lasagna hagerty. don't take their. bill caller. bobby dean night.okay nearly everybody knew the first three and really only one person to the other five. the first three were black suspects shot and killed, unarmed, shot by a white police officers. the next five on the one person knew they were all armed suspects shot and killed by black or hispanic police officers but you never heard about these shootings in the national media. let me describe them. in unarmed black female shot and killed by a black female chicago police officer after a pursuit that the incident didn't make national news and it didn't set off anything. bill taylor was invited 20-year-old in salt lake city unarmed, shot and killed about the same time as the ferguson incident but it never got the notoriety of ferguson. he was shot and killed by a hispanic police officer. gilbert was a white et new york university of south alabama student shot and killed by a black diversity of south alabama police officer. he was needed so there's no chance that he was reaching for something okay. [l

. >> chris brown just released a music video. scott disick makes an appearance. >> i really can't [bleep] these bitches without you. >> if you're kourtney, that's embarrassing. >> she's banging justin bieber, he should be able to do whatever he wants. >> do we know she's actually

and scott brown in massachusetts ran on it, in the liberal state of massachusetts, and said, elect me, and i'll be the vote that kills it. and they got it done before he could take office. so i just feel strongly about that. so we got higher premiums, higher deductibles -- great scott! i will i was just amazed at how high the deductibles have gotten. here is a communication from an individual in the birmingham area. he wrote me on june of this year. "i am an owner of a small ten-person c.p.a. firm and our group plan offered by bluecross blueshield for our family of five, our bc bs health insurance went up $6,000 a year last year and we are facing more increases this year. this puts our family's spending right at $24,000 a year for health care, health insurance. we are blessed enough that we don't qualify for any subsidy, and our new policy has less coverage but much higher deductibles and more out-of-pocket costs than ever before. we are currently spending 18% of our adjusted gross income on health care premiums. he's not happy. another individual from mobile, alabama, writes me. firs

scott whopner. we have josh brown, jim, and michael block of rhino trading. hello, guys.today. domination ends tonight. our front runner is currently mr. josh brown. he is going to break down his winning strategy. also new year's resolutions. we all have them, right? we all

scott whopner. we have josh brown, jim, and michael block of rhino trading. hello, guys. good to have you with me today. domination ends tonight. our front runner is currently mr. josh brown. he is going to break down his winning strategy. also new year's resolutions. we all have them, right? we all break them. find out what traders promise to do differently in 2016. we do begin with the biggest market mover of 2015. it was oil. crude down 31% for the year, and overall energy stocks have dropped 24%. many of them oil and gas names down more than 50%. the center of the action all year. jackie, we are actually seeing a pop in oil today. what is behind the reversal? >> hi, mandy. we are seeing the pop, and part of that was expected as we headed into the long weekend. part of it is also coming at the same time that we're getting headlines with some geopolitical implications here. that is in response to the obama administration reports that they are preparing new sanctions according to sources here. you can see that oil prices took a sharp turn higher at that point. wti now ov

. >> chris brown just released a music video. scottppearance. >> i really can't [bleep] these bitches without you. >> if you're kourtney, that's embarrassing. >> she's banging justin bieber, he should be able to do whatever he wants. >> do we know she's actually banging justin bieber though? >> yes, we have sources inside. >> "

. >> reporter: unfortunately, tamir rice name has joined those of michael brown and -- and ferguson missouri, walter scott charleston south carolina, all of them black and killed by white officers and today, cleveland prosecutors said that tamir rice that was tragic but not a case of police overreaction. >> given this perfect storm of human error, mistakes and miscommunication, by all involved, that day, the evidence did not indicate criminal conduct by police. >> reporter: the deadly confrontation caught on camera lasted just 10 seconds. the regular time lapsed images show officers frank r and trainee timothy loehmann are driving up in the cruiser and bowman gets out and instantly fires his weapon. prosecutors revealed how the incident began earlier and tamir rice pointing the weapon and other people. the gun was an airsoft pellet pistol normally sold with an orange safety tip. tamir rice is gun had the tube removed making it look identical to a cold am 1911 semi automatic and it was real enough to prompt a call to police. >> pointing it at me. >> reporter: the caller adds that the person is probably a j

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people who've been accused of some pretty serious crimes facing a mountain of evidence, chris brown, gary condit, scott peterson. if you were representing bill cosby, how would you prepare to defend him? >> well, i think they've already started. they've framed this as a political prosecution. they've said the only reason -- and that statement that just came out, the only reason is because this was as a result of a hotly contested election for the prosecutor. and so the prosecutor then files it right before the statute of limitations was going to run. you're absolutely correct. 12 years is a very long statute for an adult sex crime. that's one of the longest in the country. and i think the biggest problem they're going to have, meaning the defense, is that the prosecution under pennsylvania law will be able to bring in -- and they'll make an application to the judge, to bring in other people who claim they were assaulted in the same way. this is called common scheme or plan or modus oporendi. normally you would say that's character assassination, has nothing to do with this. the prosecution will argue,

. ♪ >> brown: in their new album, yo-yo ma and friend katherine scott have used the music of cherisheders, bach, braum, gershwin and others, to create "songs of life." >> what do people remember from? their childhood. what do people go through when they are teenagers? what do they go through when they're in, you know, adolescence or middle age or, you know, late age? we have two ave marias, the miracle of birth, the infinitude of death. >> brown: yo-yo ma was born in paris to musician paris, moved to new york when he was 5. he had begun cello lessons a year earlier and by 8, he and his sister performed on national television in a feature of leonard bernstein and other major figures. he's turned out some 90 albums over the years, a classical music star who's also created a live variety of music from this country and around the world, with a who's who of musicians from other genres. he's appeared before presidents -- (applause) -- received the presidential medal of freedom and the national medal of arts, and a true sign of cultural importance, a cameo on "sesame street." ♪ >> man, that i

. >> we must be clear we are talking about sandra bland, michael brown, rekia boyd -- [cheers] we talking about eric garner, walter scottddie gray, and many others. [cheers] many, many others over the years whose names we do not know. and these people died unnecessarily and wrongly at the hands of police officers were in police custody. that must change. juan: that was bernie sanders in august of this year. lambert, thesk mr. issue of what you're calling for in terms of federal intervention at this point, but the federal government? >> the reason we are asking for federal intervention is because, number one, the da milton mathis is the one that appointed the five special prosecutors that were supposed to be investigating the situation. if you remember back, they were saying they had full and complete access to all of the evidence and that they had subpoena power and the like. well, part of the problem with regard to mr. looney and mr. mathis's relationship is seems it is not independent. and sony don't have an independent examination of all of the evidence, and when you have the leader of that special prosecutorial grou

. >> brown: is there anyone on the republican side -- look at scott walker, what happened to him.dy on your side that doesn't get much attention that you keep wondering why? >> on the democratic side covering the democrats, there was a time when you really thought martin o'malley would catch fire, and he just never has. he stayed in the low single digits the whole time, the former maryland governor, and on paper he has incredibly low name i.d. and is still working hard and not really getting anywhere. and it's kind of surprising. >> brown: so fast forward. now we have to look ahead a little bit. iowa is about a month away. do you still think, as we sit here now, that these first primaries are -- well, how important are they? >> they are still very important. >> brown: very important. i still think they are going to winnow the field down. we're not going to have all these 13 on the republican side and we may lose martin o'malley, too, but i think the real question is going to be what does donald trump do, if he does not win one of those early states. our assumptions about this race

. >>> and last, we are looking for scott jason mcoklahomas, he is a white male, 6 feet tall, 155 pounds. he has brown hair and blue eyes. and he isn't whatted for probation violation. >>holly: if you know where any of these fugitives may be or you spot them you can call anonymously, the number is (828) if you need to see the pictures one more time, just go to the fugitive files section of wlos.com. thanks again, captain. >> thank you. >>holly: jay, back to you. >>jay: we have continuing coverage of the damage from yesterday's flooding in asheville. once the waters receded, mud was left to be cleaned up at businesses along old charlotte highway in east asheville. the asheville paint and power coat was one of the hardest hit. in some spots, flood water lines are six feet deep. the water was so high that a dumpster even floated over a fence. >> we have, like, 2" in the warehouse but everything was in pallets so all the materials are okay. we are devacuuuung the water off the floor. >>jay: the last time asheville paint and powder coat flowed was 23 years ago. much damage. >>holly: a road is closed after