officials in scottsdale said three or four people have been taken to the hospital. the crash happened when the teen van pulled out of a hotel driver and collided with a car. police say that no injuries are life threatening. the giants conduct training in scottsdale for their minor league teams. >> sonoma county supervisors are meeting to form an independent task force to investigate officer-involved shootings in the wake of the death of andy lopez. the 13-year-old was shot by sheriff deputies while carrying an air rifle in october. the shooting has drawn numerous protests from the community with leaders pushing for changes or charges against deputy. they are discussing building a heart in his honor in the community where lopez grew up. >> still to come, any information out on the crash that killed actor paul walker. the frantic attempt to save his life moments after the wreck. >> the president's new p.r. blitz for obamacare but will the newly fixed website hold up to all the traffic he [[man] it's nothing but tape... [woman] it's a block. we're havin' a baby! [laugh

san francisco giants minor league players are recovering from a crash near the team's complex in scottsdale, arizona. we're told a team van collided with a car while that van was pulling out of the hotel driveway this morning. the players were treated for injuries and released. the giants organization does begin spring training in scottsdale in february. >>> a 100th birthday celebration like no other. the incredible story of how a chinese woman became an american citizen. >> and 18 inches apart but 20 feet down. how a woman ended up wedged between two walls. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, rare ceremony. as john ramos tell us that it's nev >>> every year, thousands of immigrants are sworn in as american citizens. but today, san francisco had a rare ceremony. as john ramos tells us, it's never too late to find a new home. >> reporter: when he rolled to the swearing-in room it was the shortest leg of a journey that has spanned her entire life. but it was a first for the san francisco citizenship office. >> they said, we have 100-year- old applicant and the first thing i said was, wow. it's once in a blue moo

. >> here is a cps report that we received >> outside phoenix in the city of scottsdale detectives are getting their marching orders, investigating ni reports, some dating back to 2009. exactly as if the case had come in today. if there was a case reported a year ago, two years ago, three years ago, our urgency continues. did it go on, could there be a child in worse continue than two or three years ago. >> lieutenant todd told me he received 143 cases stamped ni. >> we have to put eyes on the child. how is their health, demeanour, physical appearance. are they safe and well? larson is the commanding officer of the scottsdale advocacy center where multiple areas of law enforcement and social service work hand in hand. >> everyone in the building is an expert in dealing with crimes do with children. >> the goal is to have a collaborative effort. and to have a location that a victim can come and have a one-stop approach. >> for the more than 100 ni cases, the victims will not come here. they'll go to the victims. >> double-check it in the reporting system. i might have missed it when i w

the giants conduct training in scottsdale for their minor league teams.the club's major league team also conducts its spring training in the desert city. the team says the minor leaguers were just beginning a three-week conditioning camp. >> the a's acquired right- handed relief pitcher luke gregerson from the san diego padres for outfielder seth smith. gregerson was 6-8 with a 2.71 era in 73 relief appearences last season batters hit only.203 against him as well gregerson will be a setup guy for new closer jim johnson >> and you won't want to miss sports night live hosted by gary radnich. and featuring gary's radio partner larry krueger. a brand new show here on kron 4-- we'll have lively debates.and big time interviews. the show premieres tomorrow night at 9pm. check out the facebook page at sports night live - and "like us" for a chance to win a 2,000 dollar home theater system. zçzçtó >> welcome back. >> santa will have some extra security as he flies through sky on christmas eve. a couple of military fighter jets to be exact. the north american aeros

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was diagnosed with a really rare form of brain cancer during her freshman year in high school in scottsdaleizona. one of her incredible friends says he wanted to have an effect on danielle because she had had such an impact on his life. one of the things he enjoyed was restoring cars. he decided to restore a 1967 camaro and donate all the funds specifically the department for neurooncology research. >> danielle was the person who cared about everyone. she was 100% on board with the idea. i tried to keep her as part of the project. as you see, the car is painted blue. that's her favorite color. we have dedicated everything we have done so far to her. >> unfortunately, his friend, danielle, lost her battle to cancer just days before he was set to complete the restoration. but, i do have a positive updade for you guys. he is going to unveil this car on january 9th, at the phoenix children's hospital and danielle's parents will be there and even more than that, he has now gotten this car in to barrett jackson, which is a huge auto action. his hope is to raise $200,000 to donate to the phoenix c

a mystery tipper left a bartender at the derby public house in scottsdale a $2,000 tip.e says he was not alone and before paying they teased her saying, wouldn't it be awesome if we were those guys leaving big tips. >> i was like, what's going on? the girls are like, gasping, and i looked down and it's $2,000, and when i looked back up they were filming me on the phone and they told me they were the tip for jesus guys. >> last month a customer left a $1,500 tip, signs, tips for jesus. silicon valley blog rag says the mystery tipper is former pay pal vice-president jack selby. selby has not confirmed that report. >> a joyful homecoming for a salinas mother who gave birth to a premature baby boy. baby jaden wasn't supposed to arrive until christmas day. instead he arrived on august 27th. doctors asked his mom whether she wanted to take him off life support thaws they weren't sure he would survive, but after being transferred to children's hospital at stanford, baby jaden thrived, gaining several pounds. today doctors sent him home, his mother sent us these photos this afte

. >> the giants conducts training in scottsdale. the team trainer is headed to the hospital to check on the players. the club's major league team also has spring training there. at this point in the investigation, police say the driver of the van, a 41-year- old tempe man will be cited for failing to yield. the driver of the korea was not hurt -- of the kia was not hurt. back to you. >> thank you. >>> emergency crews are searching for dale smithant his four passengers -- smith and his four passengers. air traffic control lost contact with him on sunday. this is his beach bonanza plane. air traffic controllers say he reported engine problem. the idaho national guard resumed the search this morning. >>> a man who spent most of his life protecting others is being remembered by friends and loved ones. the mulberry funeral service is being held. daniel armenta died from a rare cancer last week. he worked at fire station 1, which is one of the busiest fire stations in the nation. he's one of about a dozen firefighters who went to ground z

. 22-year-old specialist terry gordon was from mississippi. 35-year-old joshua silverman called scottsdale, arizona, his hometown. 34-year-old chief warrant officer randy billings was from oklahoma. and 28-year-old sergeant first class omar forde was from marietta, georgia. families still wait for answers into the cause of the crash that took so many cherished lives. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> overseas, russian president vladimir putin held his yearly press conference today as our own andrea mitchell put it, it was an entrance more fit for a king than president. it was a marathon. he took questions and talked for over four hours. he talked about the gay athlete controversy at the olympics in russia. he talked about edward snowden who's been given temporary asylum in russia. a former spy himself, he even tweaked president obama about the u.s. nsa. andrea's complete report is on our website tonight. >>> back in this country, yet another winter storm getting ready to make its way from the west through the middle of the country to the great lakes and beyond. they're already getting

it happened in scottsdale where the giants train their minor league players during the offseason. four of the five players were taken to the hospital for injuries suffered when their van crashed into a car. they won't say who is involved in the crash. bart's two largest unions are filing a lawsuit over the disputed new contract with bart. representative to the agencies say they're upset about the bart board of directors recent vote to remove the family medical leave provision from the agreed upon contract. bart says the provision was accidentally will youed in the signed agreement, and could cost the agency as much as $10.5 million per year. the unions also have the option of striking for a third time this year. >>> the desperate search for a missing san jose family is ramping up this morning. their small plane suddenly vanished while flying over idaho. nbc bay area's bob riddell is at regional airport this morning where that flight first took off. >> rescuers in idaho are looking for san jose businessman dale smith and four members of his family who are on board a single engine b

item to their menu of workplace benefits short term high fee loans arizona restaurant systems a scottsdale arizona company that operates twenty eight sonic locations in the state allows workers to take out loans ranging from one hundred fifty dollars to five hundred dollars that typically lasts two weeks so this is that good luck a seen a starter state where they're out on the company far. yeah exactly the payday lending the high interest lending four thousand five thousand percent loans this is the growth area for banks because they took every one savings with quantitative easing and zero percent interest rates they've destroyed the economy because of the chrome pleat crashing money velocity due to the complete absence of responsible central banking so now they're going to dig down deeper into the financial tit that is the american economy by lending these surest economy workers fast food types and sex workers and vegas short term loans and killers which are now you know on the government payroll six hundred seven or eight hundred percent loans for a two weeks so they can keep them souls

>> guest: it used to be formerly known as med ops out of scottsdale, arizona. we are a remote wireless remote patient monitoring solution to be able to put devices in patients' homes to be able to monitor and keep them well and have better outcomes and keep them out of the hospital. >> host: so these devices depend on the cloud and spectrum to operate? >> guest: they do. and they have a device i can show you today, they have wireless cellular technology using what's known as m to m technology -- >> host: which is? >> guest: the kind of technology you find in your car, in your laptop, in the parking meters that are out there, very economical in sending small amounts of information to the cloud. >> host: walk us through how this technology works. >> guest: now, at alerer we have point of care devices for lipids, for a1c. we also do health management as well, health information exchange analytics. the whole spectrum of care. but this device is a regulation device to do ptinr readings. and typically a patient who's on coumadin would have to go to the doctor once a

. >>> the tip for jesus customer has left a monster tip for a bartender in scottsdale arizona.he bartender says some men came in and bought a round of shot as you after signing the bill, the men gain to act a little peculiar. they wouldn't let me see and what was going on and the girls were gasping and i looked down and it was $2,000. jonas says she shared some of the money with her co-workers and plans to use the rest to pay off christmas gifts she bought for her two daughters. the big tippers hit harris yes steakhouse in san francisco the secret tipper hasn't officially revealed his identity, but there are reports that he is former paypal executive jack selby. >>> when it comes to the best dressed man of the year, conventional wisdom might suggest george clooney or justin timberlake, but esquire magazine went a different way this year. the magazine noted pope francis has gone for a humbler dress breaking with tradition and one noted that the humility of the his dress is a visible display of his concerns for the poor. >>> rallying for recovery and how raider nation is stepping

helping me is the alliance defending freedom organization based in scottsdale, arizona.hey have been successful in defending traditional rights in the courts. therefore i say to them, god bless you, each and every one, with apologies to dickens. let's go to arizona and bring in doug napper, an attorney who works for the alliance organization. what cases are you working on this season? >> the majority of americans celebrate christmas so everybody should have the right to enjoy the season without the inter feerns of a few bullies. we have seen basis where schools have banned music based on information put out by these organizations that don't understand the constitutionality of christmas. there were two cases, one in wisconsin and new jersey which you talked about where they banned the christmas carols and last one was in south carolina where it was a school ban, just music. they said, well, even though the students picked these songs, joy to the world and oh, come faithful, they banned them from the schools. alliance defending freedom sent a letter, told the truth about c

to tap into local police department resources tomorrow, we will be out with police department in scottsdale just northeast of here to see what they are doing, how they are going out to investigate every single one of these cases as you said, put eyes on these children. >> so what is the next step for the state of arizona? >> the state is conducting two investigations. they are both investigating different sides of this, but the question is who gave the authority, if anyone, for these to start being labeled n.i., when and why, and was the department simply under too much pressure? were caseworkers overburdened, was there too much work for people to handle and that's why they built this pile of cases that were going not investigating. >> paul in phoenix tonight, paul, thank you. nationwide the overall number of child neglect cases is down slightly, but deaths of abused children that number is up. according to a report today from the department of health and human services it says there were 1600 child abuse fatalities in 2012. experts say it is too soon to say whether that's a trend or result

>> larson is the commanding officer of scottsdale's family law center.here they work hand in hand. everybody is an expert specially trained to deal with crimes of young children. >> state partners with cps and to have a location that a victim can come and have a one-stop approach. >> but for the more than 100 ni cases that the investigators will be investigating the victims will not be coming here. they will be going to the victims. >> go ahead and double check that in our reporting system because i might have missed it when i was looking it up myself. >> tony galbraith says, they 98 be cold cases. >> they may be living somewhere else, we may not be able to find where they live, dealing with that still information, that is a concern. >> do these represent more work for you? you were busy beforehand. >> absolutely it is a lot of work but it has to be done. >> even if detective gal braith is a detective she's a mom. >> you deal with these cases and the child is your child's age. these are tough, you cases and after that they are going to handle each new ca

>>> developing news from scottsdale arizona.eople with the san francisco giants minor league team were hurt in a crash earlier this morning. the crash happened when the giants' van i collided with a -- giants' van collided with a car. one person is said to be in critical condition with possibly life-threatening injuries. a spokeswoman for the giants has not -- not received any information on the crash yet. the giants conducts training in scottsdale for the minor league teams. we'll get an update as soon as we can. >>> federal investigators have released new information about the deadly train derailment in new york city. four people were killed. dozens of others injured in that crash. the ntsb says the commuter train that flew off the tracks was going twice the safe speed as it entered the curve. >>> 8:56. the federal report says the commission planning to revoke san francisco's city college accreditation, the department of efnlcation says they violated regulations and its examination of city college and failed to put enough educ

mississippi, he was only 22 years old. 35-year-old chief warrant officer joshua silverman called scottsdalea home. 34-year-old chief warrant officer randy billings from oklahoma. finally 28-year-old sergeant first class omar ford was from marietta, georgia. we send our prayers to their families and the families of all of our military servicemen and women who have made such terrible sacrifices for their country. [ female announcer ] we give you relief from your cold symptoms. you give them the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve your worst cold and flu symptoms. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol cold®. you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. i didn't know the coal thing was real. it's very real... david rivera. rivera, david. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! >>> as we wait for the press conference which will start at the to

helping me is the alliance defending freedom organization based in scottsdale, arizona.hey have been very successful in defending traditional rights in the courts. therefore i say to them god bless you, each and every one, with apologies to dickens. and that's a memo. >>> now for the top story tonight reaction, let's go out to arizona. i want to bring in doug napper, an attorney who works for the alliance organization. so what cases are you working on this season? >> you know, bill, as you pointed out, the majority of americans celebrate christmas. so everybody should have the right to enjoy the season without the interference of a few ba humbug bullies. recently we've seen cases where schools have banned music from the schools based on information that has put out by these organizations that don't understand the constitutionality of christmas. there were two cases, one in wisconsin and new jersey, which you talked about on your show where they banned the christmas carol. and then the last one was in south carolina where it was a school band. there weren't even any words

when we landed in scottsdale because, listen, you're a good dude, you've been fun all night. i'll try to to your hotel. i said you got 40 drinks and less 40 hours. i'll walk to my hotel. i'm not getting in the car with you. we have an amazing show and just enjoy and we'll be back and forth all day. i think this'll be great. thank you. [applause] coming up next, we have -- adam, are you there? i guess the other. adam erlebacher. come up here. beautiful but adam is from a company called simple.com and they're changing the world of online banking and do-it-yourself banking. adam, welcome. [applause] >> i work at a company called simple. i'm really excited to be here. i'm going to talk to all of it about what we're doing at simple, and hopefully give you guys some food for thought. how me folks off my with simple? wow. so for those of you who don't know much about simple, let me give you a look at of background. so simple replaces your bank with a smarter way to save and spend. when you sign up for simple you get this card in the mail. and this card is attached to an entry -- int

the a recent event part of annual meeting in scottsdale, arizona. it is a little less than one hour. >> if you could come in and take your seats, we will start right away. we will talk about messaging in 2014 and what we have to do to actually have a more successful 2014 and 2016 than we had last year. i have to tell you it is so great to have governors appear that are actually getting things done in their own state -- governors up here that are actually getting things done in their own state, unfortunately, like too many washington republicans. i am looking at john kasich right now and i am so glad he is here. he is the reason i got into politics. so you can blame john. i was 28 years old and i was watching john on the house floor. and instead of john just saying we don't like bill clinton's budget, john kasich made his own budget. he worked with tim penny and they went on the floor in the middle of this debate and they talked for about 30 minutes, 45 minutes about their vision of how to balance the budget and how to move this country forward. so w

marietta, georgia. 22-year-old terry gordon of massachusetts, 35-year-old joshua officerman of scottsdalend 30 years request jesse williams of elkhart, indiana. we end our deepest condolences to their families. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? >>> right now, we're about half an hour away from the president's news conference over at the white house before he leaves for the christmas new years holiday. the president is also hoping to leave some of the problems of the past year behind him. including the botched rollout of healthcare.gov, the fallout from the nsa surveillance controversy and a major drop in his job approv

christy jonas is a mother of two and working at a bar in scottsdale when someone left her a $2,000 tipt's like christmas came twice this year. >> it's probably going to pay all the bills i spent for christmas. my daughter and i have my stepdaughter, too. they got spoiled so now i can repay that money. >> that is so awesome. >> someone's been giving big tips to servers across our country calling them tips for jesus. linking the movement to a former silicon valley executive. nice move. >>> well, a big change is coming to the housing market beginning january 10th. new federal mortgage rules are going to be kicking in. that's right, they're going to take effect both on lenders and home buyers. here to break it down for us, pat powell, founder and ceo of powell financial group. what are the changes? >> we now have new changes about qualified mortgages. qualified mortgages cannot exceed more than 3% of the value. when the borrower can't have their total debt payment exceed 40. of their income. they have to be 30 years or less. and the lender has to make sure that the borrower has a reasonabl

i have a show in scottsdale. there about 1000 people. i've been working since 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. i get on a plane heading out to arizona, probably 6:00 in the afternoon. airplane, there's a guy sitting in my seat. i go, that is my seat. the guy looks at me and goes, i was hoping we could maybe negotiate. have you ever been on a plane and somebody asked if you could negotiate? he gets up and looks , maybend says, i thought i could do something for you. --an't appear homeless [laughter] i am not really, but i appeared. i want a few people that can pull this off. i got the freak did he thinks i got the free upgrade and he can buy the -- he thinks i got the free upgrade and he can abide be aisle seat. he looks at me and says it is all about the benjamin. this is right after i got this g gig. happening. cannot be this would not be the topic of my conversation. he looks at me and the first thing he does, has while it is full of money but not all american money. is full of money but not all american money. he pulled out a $20 bill. i

i have a show in scottsdale. there were about a thousand people there. i had been working since about three or four in the morning that friday morning. i get on a plane out to arizona. it's probably 6:00 in the afternoon from o'hare airport. and there is ae guy sitting in my seat. i go, that is my seat. the guy looks at me and goes, yeah, but i was hoping that we could maybe negotiate. have you walked on a plane and someone asked you to negotiate? i had the aisle seat and he had the window seat. he gets up and look at me and said, i thought a be -- maybe i could do something for you. i kind of appear homeless -- [laughter] i'm not really, but i. . i'm one of the few people in chicago that can pull this off. i think he is thinking, i've got the free upgrade and he can buy the aisle seat for me. he takes out his wallet and looks at me and goes, it is all about the benjamins. this is right after i had got this gig to speak your. -- here. i said, this is not happening. this can be the topic of conversation when i get appear. he looks at me and the first thin

the giants conducts training in scottsdale for its minor league teams.spring training in the desert city. today, the supreme court will hear the case of a frequent flier who was kicked out of the program for being a "frequent complainer". the case will test consumer rights versus corporate rights. rabbi bin-yo-min ginsberg says northwest airlines told him he complained too much and had "abused" his privileges. his worldperks platinum elite membership was then revoked. northwest, which merged with by delta air lines in 2008, said it had "sole judgment" over the program's general terms and conditions. authorities say a fourth student has come down with meningitis at the university of california, santa barbara. the santa barbara county public health department announced monday that all four students became ill last month. the outbreak of the bacterial illness cost one undergraduate both of his feet. his family has said that aaron loy, a freshman lacrosse player, had both feet amputated two weeks when the disease affected the blood supply to his limbs. he re

i have a show in scottsdale. there about 1000 people.i've been working since 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. i get on a plane heading out to arizona, probably 6:00 in the afternoon. i get on the airplane, there's a guy sitting in my seat. i go, that is my seat. the guy looks at me and goes, i was hoping we could maybe negotiate. have you ever been on a plane and somebody asked if you could negotiate? he gets up and looks at me and says, i thought, maybe i could do something for you. i can appear homeless -- [laughter] i am not really, but i appear it. i'm one of a few people that can pull this off. he thinks i got the free upgrade and he can buy the aisle seat. he looks at me and says, it is all about the benjamins. this is right after i got this gig. i said this cannot be happening. this would not be the topic of my conversation. he looks at me and the first thing he does, his wallet is full of money but not all american money. he pulled out a $20 bill. i have been trading since 1980. i am used to negotiations as certain arrangements. he p

llen is joining us, from scottsdale, arizona. caller: hi. i would like to at least talk to a doctor. can i call back? if i can, i'd like to ask about research that was to us on c-span regarding india cer percentage in being about 95 per million per million sand here in united states. that you hademinar mentioned that he tumoric was an instrumental part of their supplement in derived from the coup the blood d attacked supply of the cancer. it would be nice to ask the next coming up regarding naturalpathic vitamins or minimals or any of those things to could be helpful. to know about that. >> we'll be bringing that up in hour because we'll be talking with a doctor from the detectiver of the national cancer institute. next from eerie, pennsylvania, program. lcome to the >> good morning. continual was in pain as an an athlete and diagnosed with an i cure genetic disease, but lso wanted to talk to dr. collins about the cancer being done at md which folks you on a cancer pe attack of cells. i'm wondering if someone in the future might mention that

silverman, age 35, scottsdale, arizona. sergeant peter c. bowler, age 29, willow spring, north carolina. specialist terry k.b. gordon, age 22, chabuta, mississippi. sergeant first class omarw. ford, age 28, marietta, georgia. chief warrant officer 2 randy l. billings, age 34, havener, oklahoma. staff sergeant jesse l. williams, age 30, elkhart, indiana. those names are names of soldiers who lost their lives this past week. they lost their lives in a helicopter incident in afghanistan and five of those soldiers were from my home state based at fort riley, kansas, the big red one. our nation is forever indebted to these young men for their service and sacrifice. this evening i ask the senate to pay tribute to these six soldiers who in serving their country lost their lives. if we here in washington, d.c., need a reminder about our responsibilities, we need only look to our servicemen and women who for no partisan reason -- nothing to do with republicans or democrats -- volunteer to serve their country and recognize that there are things much m

. >> outside phoenix in the city of scottsdale detectives are getting their marching orders - investigate the ni reports in their jurisdictions. some of which date back as far as 2009. exactly as if the case had come in today. >> if there was a case that have been reported a year ago, two years ago, three years ago, our urgency is to discontinue. could it go on, is a child in a worse position. >> over a week ago detective todd larson received 143 cases. >> we need to put eyes on the child, we need to see the child. how is their health, demeanour, their physical appearance. are they safe and well. >> larson is the commanding officer of the scats dale family center. where multiple law enforcement and social service work hand in hand. everyone in this building is an expert. >> the goal is to have a collaborati collaborative effort between law enforcement, medical, social services, state partners and have a location that a victim can come and have a one-stop approach. >> for the more than 100 ni cases that will be vetted victims will not be coming here, they'll go to the victims. >> go and do