shannon, that could bring the next problem, flooding. shannon. shannon: wow, it just doesn't end. jonathan, thank you very much. >> reporter: sure. jon: british police say they plan to requestion one of the original suspects in the mysterious disappearance of this girl, three-year-old madeleine mccann. she disappeared from a portugal vacation resort back in 2007. >>> plus russia insisting that nato keep its hands off ukraine, even as russian troops reportedly move aross the -- across the border. the here's some news you may find surprising. we're for an open internet for all. we're for creating more innovation and competition. we're for net neutrality protection. now, here's some news you may find even more surprising. we're comcast. the only isp legally bound by full net neutrality rules. shannon: right now new developments in some crime stories we're keeping an eye on. former sheriff's deputy in indiana charged with murdering his wife. detectives say tom falis shot and killed his wife ashley on new year's day in 2012. her death was originally ruled a suicide. >>> police in new y

shannon? shannon: mike emanuel live on the hill, keeping an eye on all of it thank you. jon: this action nearly guaranties a showdown royal with the republicans as gop prepares to take control of the house and senate come january. let's talk about with our political panel today. nina easton, columnist and washington he had for for "fortune" magazine and fox news contributor. charlie hirt is a columnist with the "washington times." nina, obviously republicans are upset about what the president intends to announce here but what can they do about it? >> well here's the thing, jon. i have to, you have to step back from this and say, you know, is this president really interested in providing more security for the illegal families, millions of illegal families who are here? or is he interested in as republicans say, conducting political trench warfare with them? i would argue it is the latter because you've got this, got this executive order coming out which is really only temporary relief for these poem here and is likely to be challenged in court. so it makes it even more te

shannon: and i'm shannon bream in today for jenna lee.the president hits the road to fire up support for the plan he announced last night, making some five million immigrants eligible for work permits and shielding them from deportation, republican leaders say he's working outside the law and the constitution. house speaker john boehner just said president obama has made it impossible to build trust with him. >> as i warned the president, you can't ask the elected representatives of the people to trust you to enforce the law if you're constantly demonstrating that you can't be trusted to enforce the law. the president never listened. and with this action he's refused to listen to the american people. shannon: to congressional correspondent mike emanuel live on capitol hill. and new action today, mike. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner issuing a pretty touch warning, say -- tough warning saying that president obama is damaging the presidency with unilateral action although he was vague about how congress will respond. >> in the days

shannon? shannon: david lee miller, thank you.on: breaking now, that horrifying terror attack that claims the lives of three americans and one britain in jerusalem. two palestinians, police say, stormed a synagogue in jerusalem, assaulting worshipers with meat cleavers and a gun. eight others were injured before the attackers were killed in a shootout with police. joining us now, fred flights, a senior fellow with the center for security policy. so if two palestinian cousins get hold of a gun and these meat cleavers, go on the attack in a synagogue, does that become one of these lone wolf terror attacks, or does it have the hallmarks of support from hezbollah or one of the terrorist organizations over there? >> jon, it's good to be hoar. i think these attacks are driven by two things. first of all, i think they were probably inspired by calls by isis for muslims worldwide to commit acts of violence against so-called enemies of the religion. but i also think these attacks are driven by the palestinian leadership. now, i just listen

shannon jones' boyfriend has admitted to the time. >> reporter: shannon's brother is at a loss tonight after the murder of his sister. he recently lost his father and never imagined he would be talking about losing his sister. >> there's a lot of things that i wish i could say now. and i wish that we could do. now. >> reporter: john jones of potomac maryland talks about his sister shannon. she studied aerospace engineering. her professor wrote shannon had enthusiasm for space and building our future in it. the 23-year-old also had a love of animals. >> she was a very caring person. she would try to help other people and help other animals. >> reporter: shannon's brother received the awful news after thanksgiving dinner. shannon's boyfriend, 32-year- old benjamin callea confessed to struggling her in his apartment. john says he can't believe he is talking about another death in the family. john's father died of lung cancer last year. >> the thought never crossed my mind that shannon would be next. last christmas was our first christmas without him. and i guess it was my sister's last ch

hi, trace. >> hi, shannon. throughout his term attorney general eric holder has been much more willing to weigh in on racial issues than president obama. back in august when michael brown was shot holder was criticized for intimating that ferguson police had some race issues. milwaukee wisconsin county sheriff accused holder of demonizing law enforcement. and now in response to the unrest in ferguson for the past two nights, holder's comments are again being compared to the president's. first listen to what the president said. >> burning buildings, torching cars, destroying property, putting people at risk, that's destructive. and there's no excuse for it. those are criminal acts. >> now listen to the attorney general, especially the phrase at the very end. play it. >> it is clear, i think, that acts of violence threaten to drown out those that have legitimate voices, legitimate demonstrators. and those acts of violence cannot and will not be condoned. >> did you hear it? well, in case you missed it, fox news c

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i'm shannon bream live in the nation's capital. >>> the u.s.-led coalition launched more airstrikes last night hoping to take out top leaders. our middle east bureau has more this morning. hello, connor. >> reporter: he would be a major coup for the u.s.-led coalition, but it isn't clear what the health of the islamic state is right now. there's been rumors about the entire arab world. the pentagon has confirmed it launched a series of airstrikes targeting a gathering of senior isis leaders, but arab media reported that he was in this group and either injured or killed but the pentagon can confirm that he was present or killed. there are reports on twitter according to islamic groups that he was injured, but there are just a lot of rumors swirling around the middle east. it's not true and what's not. meanwhile the violence in iraq and syria showing no signs of ledding up a series of bombs in iraq killed 43 people. the syrian kurds continue to battle militants. the u.s. pounding isis fighters from above there in an effort to drive insurgents fro

shannon? >> those of us who love the world of football will get that one. thank you very much. >>> now to a nationwide look at the 36 senate seats up for grabs and who will control with which party the upper party of congress. gop holding a slight lead and many different paths to a majority. but democrats have a narrower path with new hampshire, north carolina, iowa, alaska. among those they think they must win. chris who knows everything about everything but especially politics joins us now live. chris, always good to see you. >> you are too kind. and we're going to call, we're going to bring that race call back. we're going to recall that claim. >> listen, our viewers know better. let's start in iowa. a brand-new poll. the last one we'll get from the "des moines register" out there giving jodi ernst a state lawmaker, a seven-point lead. do you think it's accurate? the average still puts her up about 1.8%. but it looks like she is maybe pulling away at the end. >> bruce braley is all done and

shannon. >> brian, thank you so much. american astronaut just a couple minutes away from blasting away. details ahead! >>> "fox & friends" out with a new book, detailing the brave men and women who were behind the scenes heroes of the revolution. i caught up with brian earlier this week. >> george washington legitimately had spies. and they had numbers next to their names. washington would be 714. abraham would be 71. robert townsend, another spy, would be another name. you were able to open up a ledger and see who's who, new york had a number to it. long island had a number to it. one thing we saw in washington's own handwriting is 355 and the term lady next to it. after the book was down, people started writing, have you thought about sally townsend, betsy ford, elizabeth bergen, and we started pursuing it and knocked it down to seven. people will know this isn't all about women who won the war, it's about extraordinary women. >> we're often the secret weapon in getting things done. like winning -- >> are you the spokes

shannon is just recently clean herself. mother and daughter both addicted, both tired of the secrecy. >> how bad you would say the problem is here in utah? >> i think it's worse than what people know or realize. >> why do you say that? >> because i know a lot of people are like me. they want to keep it secret. there's this pressure to be perfect. >> what was it like to grow up here? >> we were very active members of the church and we had a good childhood. i never smoked or drank or did anything like that. >> never your whole life? >> no. no. i didn't. i really didn't. >> and what happened? >> well, just a few years ago i was rollerblading and i twisted my ankle really bad. you know, the doctor gave me painkillers. i started taking them. thinking, you know, okay, it's like medicine. >> so how quickly would you say you spiralled into addiction? >> it -- i would say within a few weeks. i found some web sites where can you order painkillers online. and have them delivered. and i just kept taking them. >> how do you drugs make y

shannon did not finish high school. became pregnant in high school and had a baby that died soon after birth, very premature. after that she began to kind of fall back and dropped out jessica dropped out as well but has gone back. she is, i think, engaged to be married. i know they would not be seen as having gone far with their professional careers but have done extremely well given what they were up against, which was a neighborhood of severe poverty and serious drug problems. none of them have touched drugs which is a huge thing in their favor, that they have not gone the way of their moms but said to themselves, we want something better for our lives. >> deborah hicks, where do you think you were successful, and where would you do things different? >> i think i think we were very successful, and intimacy, a super successful class, seven girls who were attaching themselves to school, loving literature, books. i think the bigg

who is william shannon. in 1919 shannon just got out of the army. he's broke. he's jobless. he's a son of immigrants from ukraine. he builds two small cottages in benson hurst. they make a little money. he and his brother move into town, build a couple of theaters, the hotel lincoln. it's not called that anymore, but it's still here. ten years after 1919, as a very young man under 40, he's a multimillionaire builder. a master, really, of the midtown skyline. he's touted as fred french as one of the hundred wonder men. it's dedicated to the theme of new york at city of opportunity. with shannon's own life, he designed it, self-made architect, his own life as an example of this, as an ill l illoustrative opportunity. he wanted this building to shall part of the city. so he puts up 200 flood lights. and he installs them in one of the building's dramatic setbacks. they brilliantly illuminated the tower at night. from new jersey, it looked like an island at night, floating in the sky. so -- and there's shannon himself. i was giving a lecture, and his daughter was in the audience.

>> good to see you, shannon.t's interesting the president had a global economic event talking about technology earlier today. he gave us a preview of what he's going to say by noting he believes that we are driving top talent away from the united states because of the broken immigration system. he wants to fix that, in part, by moving forward with this executive action that would expand the number of young people who are here illegally that had suddenly get at least temporary legal status to stay in the country, also expand existing programs so that the parents who are here illegally, but they're the parents of folks who are here lyle le, either citizen or permanent legal residents, they would be covered up to 5 million people in all. the white house insists they are on firm legal ground, and republicans say this is a poke in the eye not just to them, but to the voters. >> this is consistent in steps taken by reagan, george h.w. bush, that have used their executive power to address problems with our broken immigr

isis kept the video up longer and it spread more widely, shannon. >> kathryn, thank you. >> shannon, we'll have more on peter kassig in 20 minutes. >> and isis is blamed for bringing terrorism in the heart of the iraq. two car bombs blew up in baghdad. 14 people were killed and dozens more are injured. so far, there was no claim of responsibility but they bear the hallmark of the islamic state that vowed to capture baghdad one day. >> secretary of state john kerry headed to europe for last-minute negotiations as the clock ticks in reaching a deal with iran over the nuclear program. he will go to london first and then vienna. the deadline is next monday and many analyst put the chance of success at less than 50 percent. >> this is the scene in the west bank today. new clashes and brake out near the security barrier. and palestinians blowing rocks and molatov cocktails. dozens of palestinians were trying to damage the barrier that is meant to prevent suicide bombers and terrorist from entering israeli cities. >> and vatican announcing a historic trip when he will be arriving. >> and fi

unfortunately shannon, we are not out of the woods yet. and temps will drop again and that will freeze it again. and we'll freeze that in chucks of ice. if you can get dugout, today is the day to do it. >> thank you, rick. >> good advice. >> a rare thunderstorm in southern california, triggers mud slides around los angeles. >> it hit a home. no one was hurt. the fire crew said wildfireses earlier this year left the ground so bare. >> new calls for calm in ferguson, missouri as the grand jury weighs the fate of the officer who shot michael brown. >> and the u.s. helping in the fight in ukraine against the pro russian separatist. stuff your. really? alka-seltzer plus night rushes relief to eight symptoms of a full blown cold including your stuffy nose. (breath of relief) oh, what a relief it is. thanks. anytime. iprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the ex

oh, this is not cool, shannon. we were filming out the front door, and the hail was coming in from this way just pounding the siding and the gutters and just ripping everything off. look at the siding. look at the siding over there. shannon! >> it is extremely loud when ice that large comes from the sky. it sounds like you're getting pummeled. so that was the scariest portion of it all. anything that it hits it hits with force so things are breaking very easily. >> just anarchy out the front door. everything was just getting shattered, bashed in. windows were flying. siding was flying off the wall. looks like a freaking war zone. i've never seen anything like this. >> mak and shannon are awestruck by the brute force of the precipitation, and they wait out the storm in shannon's apartment. but for others in oklahoma city, even home is a danger zone. high school senior bonnie tibbs has just raced home to beat the impending downpour when she grabs her camera and begins to film. >> oh, my god! we've had tons of hailsto

just to sing hello in the morning they are learning [laughter] [laughter] shannon you wanted to make a list? is it... really? they're learning to pay attention to the teacher they're learning to listen to what they're doing they hear themselves in connection to other people they're what you were talking about earlier the whole business of relationships... ronnie stay right there our crack terriffic team does not need praise from me because they're not in preschool [laughter] but it never works i want to thank you for doing this cause we showed it in the last show we said we weren't going to do it two shows in a row but we need to see it yeah this is again ronnie the hello song from the this from music for the very young class music for the very young class at the...? trenton community music school music for fun i'm giving you a chance to plug here play [laughter] this is the hello song check it out hello everybody so glad to see you hello everybody so glad to see you hello i'm lydia so glad to see you let's tap now hello i'm brineagia so glad to see you hello i'm jasper when my son j

but within a minute, shannon is safe on the beach. he's lucky, but he knows it could have been much worse. >> this great white shark about four meters ten grabbed me and i was underneath the water looking at the shark face to face. >> despite his rendezvous with death, shannon still surfs. a rubber glove protects his fragile hand, a constant reminder of how fierce and fast these ocean creatures can be. >> quite scared to go out there. i just feel very lucky to be alive right now. >> elbow reef, key largo, florida. a nurse shark gets cozy with a diver and sends him to the hospital. >> instantaneously, it hurt. it was almost like a firecracker going off in my mouth. >> for more than a decade, diver dave marcel has been leading scuba tours for curious thrill seekers. >> working with wild animals in their natural habitat is something that most people only could dream of. >> the reef is teeming with life, fish of all shapes and sizes, beautiful coral. a rare chance to interact with some of the planet's most interesting characters. >> we ha

anthony y shannon de lima. >> ya volvemos! y no sÓlo brad y angelina. el nÚmero uno es combinar las espinacas, que tienen increÍbles beneficios, para el corazÓn, para los huesos, para el cabello. ahora, combinados con los cÍtricos, el hierro que contiene la espinaca va a funcionar de manera mÁs efectiva en el cuerpo. ademÁs tienen ácidos grasos y vegetales, y el omega 3 se va a fortalecer cuando hay vitamina c d por medio. >> me gusta, muy bien! ahora, el brÓcoli con los tomates. me gusta al vapor, y este en ensalada. ¿cÓmo lo puedo comer? >> primero que nada, el brÓcoli nos enÉrgiza el sistema inmunolÓgico, va a promover la salud del corazÓn, va a fortalecer los huesos y los mÚsculos. el tomate es una de las pocas fuertes importantes de licopeno. combinados, boom! van a bajar los tumores de la prÓstata, van a hacer que crezcan menos. los pueden comer en ensalada, al vapor, al horno, y puedes tener los beneficios de ambos alimentos juntos. >> me encanta! ahora el prÓximo. >> aquÍ tenemos el aguacate, que es una importante fuen

shannon: i would have been running for the hills. jon: well -- shannon: that looks apocalyptic. jon: russia is still there. we will see you back here in an hour. shannon: "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, host on the independence on our sister network, kennedy, and today's hashtag one lucky guy, the honorable judge alex we area who hosted his own show for nearly a decade and today, with all due respect, judge alex, you are outnumbered, sir. >> couldn't be happier about it. [laughter] >> it's great to have you back. >> order on the couch! [laughter] >> we're off to a bad start already. >> oh! >> no, no, we have a lot of legal stuff to talk about today. >> of course. we're going to lean on you for your expertise on that today, all things legal, and of course, start out with the news of the day, waiting on the president's big announcement tonight in prime time, going it alone. president obama will announce plans to use his executive powers to make massive changes to america's immigration sys

shannon bream is live on the campaign trail enroute from iowa city iowa.hannon, bring us the latest. >> reporter: jon, we are coming to you live from just outside of montezuma, iowa. it is a beautiful part of state. it has heated up here. you mentioned the gender gap. interesting enough the latest poll out from quinnepiac, the men give the edge to the republican challenger joni ernst while woman give it to braley the democrat. they show it is dead heat at 47% each. that stands in contrast to the final "des moines register" poll gave ernst a 7 point lead. both of these contenders are trying to fill the seat of retiring democrat senator tom harkin. he has been out in the campaign trail with braley. he made some comments over weekend. he said at one point, listen when you see ads of joni ernst, don't get sucked in she is really attractive or really nice. he added on to that comment t sparked controversy and a strong response from joni ernst. >> i don't care she is as good-looking at taylor swift or nice as mr. rogers. but if she votes like michele bachmann, s

we'll watch and see jack, and bob, thank you for the time on an important topic. >> thank you, shannon. >> monday is the deadline to reach a deal with iran to freeze the country nuclear program in exchange for lifting economic sanctions. but critics say iran's human right's record should be considered in any agreement. we have a look at that with eric. >> iran nuclear negotiations resume in vienna today, critics say the u.s. and allies are ignoring the blood of scouted iranians and public hangings. and ampititions and persecution of christian and religious minorities have sky rocketed. executions have more than doubled in the last seven years and now to 700 a year. they are are investigating the human right's record and blocked by the iranian regime from entering the country. >> people can be put to death for crimes and on trials that are with death. and can include political as well. >> the killings should not only be a part of the ongoing talks but iran should be held accountable for the atrocities. the iranian regime has abysmal human right's record. and nuclear negotiations to not

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hi, shannon. >> hi! >> hi, how are you? >> oh, how are you?o nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. thank you so much for comin' up. >> oh, thank you for havin' me. i'm so excited. >> oh, you're a kindergarten teacher, right? >> i am a kindergarten teacher. >> and you're from texas? >> from houston, that's right. >> oh wow, okay. it's exciting for me and dr. sebagh to meet you. so on that note, let's bring him in. dr. sebagh. >> hi. >> how are you? nice to meet you. >> this is shannon. this is jean-louis. >> you look great. >> thank you. thanks to you. thank you. i had a trip to new york where i was able to meet dr. sebagh and cindy also. >> it's amazing. it's very nice. >> he's checking that elasticity now. >> okay, so that's good. >> --is very good. because she's using meaningful beauty on a daily basis shows such wonderful result. >> he was inspecting my skin, was giving me tips, and he was very knowledgeable about was goin' on. that really impressed me. >> you need to feed your skin on a daily basis. it's quite essential the way--same thin

shannon. >> megyn, there have been a number of unforced errors in this particular race.harkin's to that list. we'll see if they difference. if ernst is elected she would be the first female sent from iowa to the u.s. senate. that's not something she's ever made a big deal about. it's not something she's tried to emphasize. here's what she said when asked about harkin's comments. >> they are offensive because he is a sitting united states senator who should be supportive of any female that is running. ideas, but, you know, he compared me to taylor swift. that's okay. we're going to shake this off. >> i caught up with the democrat in this race today congressman bruce braley, he did have harkin with him. i asked the senator if he wanted to clarify the comments he made. here's what he told me. >> i shouldn't have said that. okay. but, you know, i always regret when someone feels offended by something i said. i don't care who it is.sxh]s >> if there is a gender issue in this race, it's interesting to look at the numbers this way. you referenced that quinnipiac poll. it still

first, let's go to shannon in ottumwa, iowa. shannon? >> reporter: you nail it had, gretchen that's where we are today, just behind me, congressman bruce braley is holding a campaign convenient here, thanking volunteers for you their hard work. the earnst campaign got good news, 7-point lead in the final des moines register poll of this election cycle. a new poll out from quinnipiac shows they both have 47%, a dead heat. braley says he is feeling confident, good about this as he meets with volunteers. he has had heavy hitters in from the clintons to vice president joe biden and also, he is has got with him the man he is hoping to replace retiring democrat senator tom harkin. harkin making headlines this weekend for something that he said, talking about voertds, warning them of being taken in by the "attractive and nice joanie earnst." >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: earnst crisscrosses state, both know this time it is all about motivating the base, getting folks to turn out and grassroots efforts, they are busy doing that on the final day

. >> kevin met shannon in one of the chat rooms. and at the time she is a young teenage girl.he felt her stepfather was too strict, wouldn't let her go out on dates, wouldn't let her date older boys. and so she was disgruntled with her parents. and kevin, seeing that opportunity, befriends her. he listens to her. >> westbound within a month, he was telling her he loved her, this was a relationship that was enduring, they were going to get married and have a life together. this is after one month of conversation. >> these men slowly erode these defenses by assuring the child that while typically children and adults do not engage in such activity, this relationship is special. this child is different. this child is capable of making decisions. that other children cannot make. >> and this carries on for about six weeks. and then kevin says how about we meet in person. give me your address. let's meet up. and then out of the blue kevin shows up one day. >> stoeser knows that his sexual interests in children are abhorrent. he understands this is wrong, deviant. nevertheless, he tri

results will be delayed by an hour because of one polling site in rural shannon county, opening an hour late. a poll worker didn't show up, others had to go to his house to get the ballots. we will not get the results until 10:00 p.m. eastern. >> thank you, david shuster, what are you following? >> the key in terms of the balance of power, control of the u.s. senate. going into this election and through december, before the senator win, the democrats have a majority 54 to 45, it's 55 to 45, the two independence caucus with the democrats. for the republicans to take control of the chamber and bury president obama's agenda in the last two years in office. they need a net gain of six. six is a magic number of the the number will go down. when the democrats pick up a republican seat the number will go up. the reason the republicans are favoured is because of the map. there are more competitive races that favour republicans where democrats are having to defend - let's put up the map and see the democratic states in blue and republican in red. these are competitive. democrats defending more t

his one and lost only sibling, shannon jones, on thanksgiving day. the 23-year-old was a senior engineering major at cornell university. >> she was trying to better herself. thursdayuest ended when the police found her strangled to death in her off-campus apartment. new york prosecutors have charged her boyfriend, benjamin cayea with second-degree murder. >> you don't appreciate what you have until it's gone. former tech crew director at winston churchill high school. >> conforming to what other people want you to do is not necessary. she was definitely one of those people who broke the norms and wanted to march to her own drumbeat. i think that is one of the things that made her special. >> while studying at cornell, she joined a campus belly dancing troupe. group wrote on facebook, we know you will be with us whatever we dance. rest in peace. idea of what was right, what she should do and what should be done, and that is what she did. >> according to investigators, benjamin cayea admitted to choking jones to death. officers,dly told "i'm sorry you

>> no sÉ, no tengo informaciÓn, sÉ que el hijo de seis aÑos de shannon, que tuvo con el producctor vaiere montar un negocio. >> ¿ella no tiene un spa? >> sÍ, tiene uno, pero ya les voy a explicar, de verdad en esta ocasiÓn no es negocio, ella cada dÍa o cada semana va explicando un poco el proceso de recuperaciÓn de su cuerpo, cuentan las cremitas que se pone. >> estÁ que monte un negocio, su cuerpo estÁ agradecido. >> ella ha hecho mucho ejercicio, y el cuerpo tiene memoria. >> mira la espalda! >> quÉ mujer embarazada luego de dos o tres semanas tiene ese cuerpazo! >> ninel conde! >> han habido muchas. >> en cuanto a eso, yo sÍ digo, que los expertos dicen que el cuerpo bm tiene memoria, y mÁs alguien que ha hecho tanto ejercicio como ninel conde. si no estÁs pensando en negocio, hazlo, porque muchas personas se estÁn preguntando cÓmo lo haces, de verdad. >> no da paso ninel sin guarache, en una de esas se le va a ocurrir. >> quÉ malos son. tambiÉn estÁn pensando mal de william levy y el twitter que puso el fin de semana. >> ¿cuÁl? >> ayer nos acercamos esa maÑana con una noticia, qu

i'm carl shannon. thrilled to be here with you this afternoon to see this trouly public partnership to come together. we have been very active in san francisco for a number of years, but this is our first opportunity to work with ocii so with little technical luck we will go to -- there are a couple slides that show some of the stuff. these are the three office buildings we've done recently in town -- 555 mission, 232 second and then if you could go to the next slide. these are the two residential projects in the immediate vicinity in block one. infinity was a project delivered in 2008, 2009 on the south side of folsom and the slide to the right is under construction now. both of those were planning department projects as they were south of folsom street. then we go to the next slide. par of the approval of those projects was at the time a very extraordinary commitment to supervisor daily for 25% off site affordable so we built three different projects, one at 900 gillman and then these two larger proj

i'm very proud of you. >> reporter: despite all frans and shannon have been through they don't begrudgearriors who get priority. double and triple amputees and those with traumatic brain injuries. andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> the walkups have applied for a grant from the veterans administration that could cover some of their costs, but they've been told there is an extraordinary backlog. would you like to help them? a go fund me account has been set up in frans walkup's name. you can find information about that on our wusa9 news app. >>> here's another sweet story, a kitten found outside frozen this week this denver's subzero weather is on its second of nine lives expected to make a full recovery. the family found the 3-month- old kitten limp, eyes closed in their yard. she was rushed to a local shelter and still unresponsive and had a temperature below 90 degrees. they placed her in a bed of heating pads and warming bottles and she perked right up and her temperature stablized. they named her elsa after the character in frozen. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weathe

heather: shannon thanks.: so millions of americans getting set to sign up for health care once again, just over an hour from now. health and human services secretary sylvia burwell will be discussing the open enrollment period for the health insurance marketplace which begins saturday. meantime the supreme court agreed to hear a case challenging subsidies that really are a lynchpin of the law. joining us now, alan colmes, host of "the alan colmes show," an tammy bruce, radio talk show host and fox news contributor. here we go again. how confident are you, tammy, that healthcare.gov is fixed and ready to role? >> well, not quite. look, it has been another year. first they had to four years to set up the website as we know was a debacle last year. they have had another year, we've already had some delays and some concerns expressed by those working on it. when it comes to the nature of the infrastructure and how well it is going to work. one case the ceo of healthcare.gov says well, it is not going to be perfec

shannon is live. tell us about the headliner, shannon. >> reporter: shep, this is the first ever concert for valour. no matter your taste, you are going to have someone you like, rihanna, bruce springsteen. kerry underwood, it goes on and on. all of this is about honoring veterans past. they are going to be the real stars. 12,000 tickets reserved for military families and those still in service. there is going to be a focus about saying, thank you, and extending it beyond today. tonight, the real stars of the show are those here in uniform. a lot of folks started showing up early this morning just waiting in line. we expect about 800,000 people to join us now. >> 800,000 of your closest friends. what are organizers saying about this? >> they want to say thank you and draw a lot of attention to the veterans that have served us in the past, those no longer with us and to celebrate and honor the folks still serving in the military and those who are modern day veterans, those trying to transition into civ

shannon looks at how some medications are being banned from health plans in a drug card showdown. shelby holliday's following the digital shift among retailers. first, we have the top stories of the day. ferguson, missouri, avoiding a second day of riot following the move by the governor to boost security. he tripled the number of national guard troops to about 2200. meanwhile the police officer who shot michael brown is speaking publicly for the first time. he was interviewed by abc's george stephanopoulos. >> i don't think that it's haunting. it's always going to be something that happened. >> you have a very clean conscience. >> the reason is because i know i did my job right. >> wilson is also the subject of a justice department investigation. homes in the u.s. unexpectedly dropped in october, the pending home sales index dropped more than 1%. the national association of realtors seven that was due to lacking wage growth and tight spending conditions. 35er, valuing the company at billion to $45 billion according to those with knowledge of the matter. t. rowe price is being dis

mama jim shannon on the doctor feels show up soc shows >> catherine: and here's a preview of the interviewre mama june shannons boyfriend was just released from prison for molesting her daughter. >> catherine: doctor fills interview airs monday at 4:00 right here on kron 4 >> catherine: we told you about a tiger roaming around. and by slicks' by six bicyclist gets stung by trailed. and the 49 or rookie response will for taking the place of patrick well as kids and special honor breaking >> catherine: news to tell you about. crews of trying to repair plane that was hit by a bird tried to take off from oakland airport was headed for seattle passengers are on the ground and they're still looking at the plane the pilots landed just when the tank tapper coulson just been born shorebird hit the plated causing damage if it is safe they will continue on to seattle is not the passengers will have to take another flight. >> catherine: mann passenger the solar rolled concrete modules will solar cells covered with foam layer of temper grant will last is a to london 30 ft bike path and the netherlands

starts at 7 o'clock and goes for three hours. >> shannon, thank you. >> 800000 people there expected. >> that should be a busy place. >> amazing. president george bush is talking about the launch of his new book. entitled "a portrait of my father. ". let's listen. >> president reagan, first of all midterms and all of that stuff. the party lost eight societies in '86. and in the bock i put in there people get tired of a president after six years. (laughter) and not as tired as you get of the chief of staff. >> andrew, please. and so there is a big pressure from dad to distance himself from reagan, but he would never do that to a friend. but he also had the wisdom necessary to know that in a campaign you make sure the person that you are affiliated with is strong as possible and not weak going in a general election. so a classic case of, of understanding human nature and politics. >> well, when your dad's term as president ended and he moved back to texas? >> yeah. >> that was a beginning of a transition for you as well? >> correct. >> you started to think about what you might be doing?

so, shannon, thank you for coming to the texas book festival. we're so thrilled to have you here. [applause] >> thanks for having me here. this is actually my first time in austin, and i had no idea how amazing this festival was. you guys are so incredibly lucky to have this in your backyard. i'm incredibly honored to be here. >> so i thoroughly enjoyed reading this. and your writing is raw, it's gritty, it goes to some places that are really difficult to read at times. one of the things -- actually, by show of hands, who is here because they were interested in the women's rights? what other elements would you like to know about the audience? >> who's here because of women's rights? yeah, all right, that's good. who's here because of the bike? [laughter] who's here because of afghanistan? interesting. okay, good. >> and who was wondering if they are in the wrong place at this point? [laughter] >> one. oh. you're on the end, though, you're good. you can take off. what's interesting to me is why only, like, maybe half of you raised your hands when i said who's here for women's right

and shannon bream. what is next. and they had a big victory.t is a next senate majority either. and we will go live to kentucky. that's coming up next. out for i didn't think i'd have a heart attack. but i did. i'm mike, and i'm very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >> one of the winners last night mitch mcconnell who could be a majority leader and set to speak this afternoon. and carl cameron, and more on that, carl>> reporter: gop victrows are so big and surprised. and they increased their house majority. and targeted to win 10-12 and things didn't look so good and revised it to six pick ups. and mitch mcconnell. and campus of lewisville. it is a benefactor here in kentucky long before the big victory. and the sheary breath. and it is next year and beyond. and president is in immigration. and power of the purse could have the executive orders particularly on immigration reform. and new congress law makers come

police say shannon jones' boyfriend strangled her on thanksgiving. her belly dancing troupe remembered her in a post. >>> the ferguson police officer who shot and killed michael brown says he'll never be a police officer again. darren wilson resigned. he said the ferguson police department has been receiving death threats. he's been on administrative leave since michael brown shooting back in august. his resignation letter reads it was my hope to continue in police work, but the safety of other police officers and the community are of paramount importance to me. it is my hope that my resignation will allow the community to heal. >> you may have seen some of these sense from yesterday. hundreds spreading out across our area to continue protesting the grand jury's decision not to charge wilson for killing brown. crowds stopped traffic in chinatown and georgetown and in virginia people took over the food court in pentagon city. their message we won't stand for it. they claim there was no justice in michael brown's case. as derrick ward reports they are

joining me now fox news correspondent shannon.hannon. >> you know iowans are losing a long time democratic alley, tom harkin. he had held that seat for decades. democrats felt pretty good about holding onto the seat. it's really become a barn burner. talk about the two candidates. you've got on the g.o.p. side, johnny erps with one of the most memorable ads. growing up on a farm. castrating hogs. it proved she could cut pork. she would make people squeal in washington. she is a state legislate or as you mentioned. the iowa national guard. something she hasn't talked about a whole lot though is gender. she's never made this about the fact that she would make history were she the first female elected from iowa to the us senate. gender came up over the last few days as harkin was out campaigning and he made some comments don't be fooled by how attractive she is or how nice she is. and he said, it doesn't matter as if she's good-looking as taylor swift. she's not right for iowa. we caught up with him on the campaign trail and i asked

shannon bream is pack up and at it in iowa today.h chief political correspondent carl cameron who has been in louisville covering the mitch mcconnell race. carl, what is senator mcconnell going to do with his new majority, do you think? >> reporter: use it. he is going to use it. here in louisville republicans are elated. even the mcconnell campaign insiders they weren't expecting the win could be quite this big. they are caught off-guard by sheer nature of it they do not object or idea or quibble there was idea of real wave. big pickups in the house. mcconnell will use that power in the senate majority. today he will hold a news conference at 2:00 before the president is set to have one at the white house to talk about his reactions to last night's results. mcconnell will do it at university of louisville. they are taking advantage of university of louisville cardinals there are talking about him being the offensive cord tore. that is pretty accurate what the republicans want to do. mitch mcconnell will talk about what republicans w