only shannon.did gunshot residue tests on the car, the steerin' wheel, the gear shifter, and comes back there is gunshot residue. >> reporter: and if all that didn't look bad enough, now shannon's alibi started to fall apart. she had told her supervisor and detectives she was taking her child to the doctor at the time of denita's murder. but the pediatrician told police, shannon didn't show up that that day. >> the story starts to unravel. nothing is addin' up. >> reporter: shannon was looking like a prime suspect, but one thing was missing motive. then detective pate remembered shannon's account of how she and jermeir had decided that she would have an abortion. and the way she told the story made an impression on pate. >> when shannon said, "jermeir, i'm pregnant. what are we gonna do?" he said, "i don't wanna have a baby with you." he told me that's how he said it. and she quoted it back to me verbatim. and she said, "i remember those words." >> reporter: not just, "i don't wanna have a baby," o

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shannon: it is. said he is going to bring in a real economist, a real statistician to bring back real academic rigor to those statistics. number one, he said, we do not even know how many poor people there are in this country. we do not know what our inflation numbers are. we need those numbers to deal with our own economic challenges. and if argentina would ever come back into international markets, they would have to have real hard numbers. scarlet: you have the unofficial employment, inflation numbers, and the official inflation numbers. between theuge gap official exchange rate and the black market exchange rate. talk about the economic distortions that has created and whether lifting currency controls would clear that. shannon: if he could lift the controls, it would allow that to come together and unify. his challenge is that foreign reserves are down to incredibly low levels. joe: you can see how much it has come down in recent years it has been deteriorating. shannon: when people do an analys

shannon? >> new details every day. adam, thank you very much. >>> the third man who attacked the bataclan concert hall in paris last month has been identified. fouad mohamed-aggad and two others killed 90 people. his identity was discovered after his mother came forward saying she received a text message from syria. informing her of his death quote with his brothers. all three bataclan attackers were killed, two by detonating suicide vests, the other was fatally shot by police. >>> taliban extremists launched an assault on an air base outside kandahar, afghanistan today. it triggered a 24-hour gun battle that the defense ministry says killed at least 37 people. a nato spokesman says there were no coalition casualties. a u.s. army colonel in kabul says the taliban never physically entered the air field. president obama's pentagon chief is admitting tonight what his boss will not, that isis is not contained. but what exactly defense secretary ashton carter will be allowed to do about it is still

>> shannon, good evening.nior defense department sources tell fox news that the pentagon's move to slow down the emptying of the terrorist detention facility at guantanamo bay continue to this day with a new chairman of the joint chiefs of staff marine corps joseph dunford still not having signed off on transfer requests put into the pipeline by the white house. these dod sources further tell fox news that the 107 detainees still housed at gitmo are all to a man hard-core terrorists. that said, administration officials are neither confirming nor denying today's reuters report that the commander in chief personally scolded defense secretary ashton carter in a one-on-one meeting three months ago. a defense department statement said the pentagon takes the transfer requests, quote, very seriously and continues to, quote, engage with our interagency partners. at his year-end news conference earlier this month, the president spoke of the review process for the remaining detainees, and of his determination to prevail

shannon? >> new details every day. adam, thank you very much. >>> the third man who attacked the bataclan concert hall in paris last month has been identified. fouad mohamed-aggad and two others killed 90 people. his identity was discovered after his mother came forward saying she received a text message from syria. informing her of his death quote with his brothers. all three bataclan attackers were killed, two by detonating suicide vests, the other was fatally shot by police. >>> taliban extremists launched an assault on an air base outside kandahar, afghanistan today. it triggered a 24-hour gun battle that the defense ministry says killed at least 37 people. a nato spokesman says there were no coalition casualties. a u.s. army colonel in kabul says the taliban never physically entered the air field. president obama's pentagon chief is admitting tonight what his boss will not, that isis is not contained. but what exactly defense secretary ashton carter will be allowed to do about it is still

thanks for being with us, i'm shannon mulaire. we start with breaking news out of paris on the november 13th terror attacks. investigators have identified the third terrorist from the bataclan concert hall. nbc's chapman bell has the details from london. good morning chapman. >> good morning, shannon. well what we're hearing right now is that french investigators have identified the third attacker at that bataclan concert hall attack. he's being described as a man from the french city of strasbourg who is reportedly traveled to syria in 2013. he's being described as a group of a dozen or so individuals who were radicalized from this city. we're also being told reportedly he was 23 years old. this -- a lot of this information came from the french prime minister on french news outlets today. we're also learning that this suspected -- or named -- as yet unnamed assailant, his mother's home was searched by french authorities overnight. since these attacks more than 2,000 raids have taken place across french -- france and belgium, and

shannon? >> adam housley in california. more with the panel coming up. >>> donald trump is sticking to his guns despite heavy incoming fire over his call to block all muslims from entering the u.s. in the wake of growing fears over isis terror strikes. rival presidential candidates other republicans and many democrats are calling trump everything from unhinged to unamerican. and even one newspaper comparing him to adolf hitler. chief political correspondent carl cameron has more. >> donald trump's proposed moratorium on new muslim immigrants and tourists prompted a rare public rebuke from speaker of house paul ryan. >> this is not conservatism. what was proposed yesterday is not what this party stands for. and more importantly, it's not what this country stands for. >> a florida republican denounced trump on the house floor, putting it in the permanent congressional record. >> we must never require a religious test. it is time that my side of the aisle has one less candidate in the race for th

shannon pettypiece is also here. bunch ofalk about a things, among them the light sabers delivered to our house that were used all weekend. it is a lot of hurt but it is amazing. at one point, no light sabers in the kitchen, vonnie quinn. vonnie: i want to know what your kids got. brendan: first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: in iraq, a setback for islamic state. soldiers have captured a in ramadi complex that has been held by islamic state since may. minister, since 08, has made a landmark apology for korean women, for forcing them to be sex slaves during world war ii. japan also agreed to establish an $8 million fund to compensate victims. a series of tornadoes near dallas has killed 11 people, one miles perup to 200 hour. flooding in the midwest is blamed for at least 13 deaths. missouri's government -- missouri's governor has declared a state of emergency. day, powered by 2400 journalists. a look at what is going on with s&p futures this morning, as well as the other major averages. we are seeing a decline.

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denise writing, she and shannon huddled under the table. using a chair as a shield, the room under siege. shannon, a former high school football star, didn't make it out alive. denise did. she said, i will always remember his left arm wrapped around me, holding me as close as possible next to him behind that chair. always remember him saying these three words, i got you. so many heroes amidst the heart break. >> i will take a bullet before you do, that is for damn sure. >> reporter: lieutenant madden was first on the scene. hearing it on his lunch break, he rushed right there. >> we wanted to get in there and stop people from being injured or possibly killed. >> reporter: denise believes she is alive today because of shannon. this amazing, selfless man who always brought a smile to everyone's face. this is shannon johnson, my friend, my hero. >> a hero indeed. as we sign off tonight with san bernardino, our thoughts are with shannon's family and the families of the victims. thrashers for watching, i'm cecilia vega.

shannon, things are improving. but it's going to take a few more days before it gets a little more calm. >> winter has caught up with the rest of the country. bonnie, thank you. >>> a prosecutor says it was a quote, perfect storm of human error. there will be no indictment for the two cleveland cops involved in last year's fatal shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice. he was killed after he reached for what turned out to be a pellet gun. nbc's edward lawrence is in washington and edward, could we see the justice department get involved? >> shannon, it could. the families of the victims are looking to washington to get justice. they want to make sure the justice department does a thorough investigation into whether the officers involved violated the civil rights of the ones they killed. >> reporter: protests in cleveland and across the united states in response to no indictment of officers involved in shooting and killing 12-year-old tamir rice. [ chanting ] >> reporter: this protest in new york city. >> i'd like to see

good morning you to, landon. >> shannon, good morning to you, as well. seattle becomes the first city in america to allow uber and lyft drivers the right to unionize. the city council approving a bill letting on demand and freelance drivers collectively bargain on issues such as pay and working conditions. seattle's mayor says while he supports the idea, he won't sign the bill on concerns over the cost of implementing the measure. >>> investors taking a bite out of apple's stock. the company briefly losing more than $100 billion in market value before recovering on monday. the move follows an analyst's report predicting annual sales of the iphone will fall for the first time next year. >>> a top u.s. airlines are getting us to our destinations on time. the government says 87% of flights arrived on time in october, the third best month ever. delta, hawaiian and alaska air had the best ratings while spirit was the only one below 80%. however, customer complaints are still rising up 32%. shannon, i guess everyone wants more leg room. >> i would appreciate i

this is shannon johnson, my friend, my hero. as we sign off tonight with san bernardino, our thoughts are with shannon's family and the families of the victims. thrashers for watching, i'm cecilia vega. good night.stay with a chance of drizzle as a weak front moves through. 7-day is not too shabby for december. i'll show you next, but first here's deborah with your local news! " " deborah: good evening and thanks for joining us... i'm deborah souverain it's the season of us... i'm deborah

i'm shannon molair. the president said although the threat of terror is real, we should rely on our american values to overcome it. real. but we will overcome it. which will destroy isil and any any organization that wants to harm us. our tough talk is not abandoning that's what groups like isil are hoping for. instead, we will prevail by being strong and part is, resilient and relentless and by drawing across every aspect of the american power. >> the president didn't offer new strategy but went on to talk about what is being done to combat the threat. >> we are working to zrups isis, disrupt plots, cut off financing and pre vent them from recruiting more fighters him since the attacks in par res, we are working with turkey the seal its border with syria. we are cooperating with muslim majority companies. with our muslim communities here at home to counter the vicious ideology they promote online. >> nbc's brian moores a this report. >> reporter: good evening. in a rare over afc request. act of terroris

i'm shannon mulaire. the fighting words are heating up between the democratic and presidential frontrunners. donald trump is now responding to his latest controversy over the use of a parent vuligator. he said he meant hillary got quote beaten badly and blamed the mainstream media for giving the wrong meaning to the term and sited an npr journalist's use of the same phrase when siting the 1984 election. we turn to nbc's tracie potts live from washington d.c. good morning. >> reporter: we're hearing from he's saying that it was the biassed media that incorrectly defined the term that he used, that he claims the media well knows has been used before. this is how he described the 2008 run, her failed presidential bid and also that bathroom break, remember saturday night at the debate where hillary clinton was mia after the break. he called it disgusting when he was asked about it during a campaign event. we're also hearing back from the clinton campaign. she's now saying at a rally last night, asked about bu

economists in my book, knowledge and power i have developed a new theory of economics based on shannon's information very. that is completely different from, adam smith's theory. i don't think capitalism is really an incentive system. i think it's an information system. claude shannon, the great inventor of information series defines information essentially, and if everything i tell you today you already know zero information has been transmitted information is the unexpected bit. shannon was developing, he named the bit and the bites, and developed a theory that underlies the entire internet, the seven layers of the internet. from physical layer and the actual machine to the wires, up to the application layer, the apps. i believe we need a new step in information theory that goes beyond shannon's mere surprise all of information. two layer eight on the internet, layer eight which would be the transactions layer based on the big coin. transactions of valuation layer. you have time, transactions, covenants, titles, patents, facts, ways of establishing stance on the internet without refere

shannon? >> but howard, have there been a formal apology and an i'm sorry from the "washington post"? >> no and i've lenard the paper does not plan to. and judging by the columnist's comments on twitter, she doesn't plant to, either. >>> defense secretary ash carter was on hand as the bodies of six american airmen killed in a suicide bombing on monday came home from afghanistan. these are some of the images of bagram air base as members of the air expeditionary wing mourned the loss of their colleagues. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the deadly attack. >>> iraqi forces could strike a major blow against isis terrorists in the coming hours, national security correspondent jennifer griffin has an update on the battle for ramadi. >> iraqi troops sense victory as they made their way to the center of ramadi. but fierce fighting prevented them from declaring the capital of anbar province back under control and free of isis. >> sons of proud iraq, your brave men are fighting the battle of

good morning, kate. >> good morning, shannon. well the markets will try to go for three in a row today, after stocks rose again on tuesday. as investors start heading out for the holidays. look for data this morning on personal income, demand for durable goods, new home sales, and consumer sentiment. last-minute shoppers may have one thing on their minds, coffee. starbucks expects record gift card sales on christmas eve, as consumers scramble to pick up stocking stuffers. the coffee chain sold nearly $2.5 million gift cards last year, or one for about every seven people. >>> and santa, he's got an extra gift for music lovers this year. john, paul, george and ringo. a report the beatles will be joining streaming music services including apple music and spotify on thursday. unlike artists such as cold play and taylor swift who won't allow some songs on free versions of those sites the beatles will be available to everyone. back over to you. >> all right, kate thank you very much. have a great day. >> you, too. >>> in sports, top ra

shannon? >> all right, morgan, thank you. >>> america's seen a spike in gun sales following the san bernardino terror attack. last friday saw record-setting gun sales and over 185,000 new background checks were processed by the fbi. nbc's kevin tibbles reports. >> reporter: as the national debate rages over gun control, guns are selling. many worried americans like this family visiting local shops, ready to buy. >> maybe a terrorist might not knock down my door but when mayhem starts to happen i want to be prepared. >> reporter: they aren't alone. fbi statistics show a marked increase in the number of firearm background checks related to gun sales, following each mass shooting in america. a 15% jump following ft. hood in 2009. a 17% increase after aurora, colorado in 2012. and a 38.7% spike after the school shooting in newtown, connecticut. >> this 24-hour, live shopping in thework -- >> reporter: and coming in january, gun tv. a specialty channel dedicated to firearms. one study suggests ther

i'm shannon mulaire. just 12 words into last night's debate and we got to its two biggest topics, terrorism and trump. over the next two hours, candidates would go after each other like we hadn't seen yet. one major takeaway a feisty jeb bush repeatedly going after front-runner donald trump. >> donald is great at the one-liners. but he's a chaos candidate. and he'd be a chaos president. he would not be the commander in chief we need to keep our country safe. >> jeb doesn't really believe i'm unhinged. he said that very simply because he has failed in this campaign. it's been a total disaster. nobody cares. and frankly, i'm the most solid person up here. i built a tremendous company. and all i want to do is make america great again. >> but those two weren't the only source of friction on stage. senators ted cruz and marco rubio went head-to-head four separate times on issues like terrorism, surveillance and immigration. but going in the question everyone was asking, how would the unofficial truce between c

shannon? >> all right, we'll be watching. we know you will be too. thank you so much. >>> democratic presidential hopefuls aren't the only candidate taks taking on donald trump. the gloves are coming off. kristen fisher here with the latest attempts to dethrone the donald. >> no one is doing that more so than jeb bush right now. for a candidate who used to have a hard time going after someone like donald trump, jeb bush is finding his voice. at the debate, he call ed trump the chaos candidate. yesterday, he called him a jerk. and today jeb bush finally confirmed what many people in washington had already guessed, that he feels liberated by speaking out against trump. >> to a certain extent it is a little liberating to be able to post up against a guy who is not qualified to be president. he now has come out saying that putin is a strong man and a great guy when he's trying to destabilize our relationship with our allies. he's not a serious candidate. >> trump may be the clear front-runner in the republican primary, but not so much in a hypothetical g

everybody will. >> it's a broad question but tell us a little bit about shannon. >> shannon, shannonered in tattoos. he had a big bush beard but he was a kitty cat. he was the anyone has ever met. meat friends very easily. he was always great at sports. he -- he loved people. and animals. just everybody. he just loved people. he loved telling stories. >> do you remember what he said about syed? >> he liked syed. syed's religion was very important to them. everybody's religion there is very important to them. and shannon just wanted everybody to know that every religion is important i knew he was there. that was his group. and this kind of thing happens often enough and he and i had discussions about what what we would do in an event like this. i'm ducking and covering. and he said, no, screw that. i would charge. i would go after that gun. he was not afraid to die. and so -- so i knew if there was a gunman, shannon went after. he wasn't hiding anywhere. his brother knew it. everybody. had that feeling. he had an incredible soul. yeah, it's a loss for humanity. he gave out good vibes.

i'm shannon mulaire. the heated race for the gop nomination has entered a new chapter. the larger battle between establishment and conservative now turning into smaller one-on-one feuds. never passing up a chance to make a grand entrance, donald trump slammed several of his opponents at an arizona rally but he took special aim at jeb bush and followed that up last night with jimmy kimmel. >> you think jeb bush is scared of you or just scared in general? >> i think he's scared. he's having a hard time running. he's really had a, you know, he was supposed to be because of the name, everyone thought he was the odds-on favorite. and, i defined him. he gave him this term, low energy. i said he's a low energy individual. we do not need in this country low energy. >> but there is a bigger growing contest we're watching and for that we go to nbc's hallie jackson. >> cruz versus marco rubio hammering each other on national security and immigration. >> does ted cruz rule out ever legalizing people that are in this

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 sound 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. >> look at her window. 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 freakin' war zone. i've never seen anything like this. >> mak and shannon are awestruck by the brute force of the precipitation. 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 ha

i'm shannon mulaire. has donald trump gone too far this time? political rivals are lining up to condemn his latest proposal, a complete shut down of muslims entering the u.s. >> we have to figure it out. we can't live like this. it's going to get worse and worse. you're going to have more world trade centers. it's going to get worse and worse folks. we can be politically correct and stupid but it's going to get worse and worse. back in a big way using words like ridiculous and down right dangerous. and hillary clinton calling the situation reprehensible and prejudiced. and even conservative stall wrt dick cheney is speaking up, saying the ban is against everything we stand for and believe in. >>> retweeted almost 6,000 times from the democratic mayor of st. petersberg, florida, i'm hereby barring donald trump from entering st. petersberg. >> reporter: president obama appealed to americans not to turn against wrurnone another. >> it is our responsibility to reject religious tests on who we admit into our country. that somehow muslims should be tr

not a surprise. >> reporter: in a statement, a survivor says shannon johnson was an amazing, selfless man who told her, quote, i got you as they huddled under the table and his arm around her. she told us she wanted to see the crime scene. >> i have been on the other side of the police tape. i have been able to walk under the police tape and just go. >> reporter: you're used to helping other people deal with their grief? >> yeah, right. >> reporter: that grief led her to a memorial right around the corner from the crime scene. >> i could have been any one of us in our family. >> yes, ma'am. yep. >> anyone. you never know. >> yes. >> you never really know. >> federal authorities continue to search the digital trail of syed rizwan farook and tashfeen malik. >>> in paris, an emotional massacre. silent and somber members of the rock band eagles of death metal returned to the bataclan theater this morning. it's become a memorial to the 89 people killed there last month when terrorists attacked the venue. band members say they huddled inside the dressing rooms. >> they were robbed of their

janice dean is tracking it all. >> hi, shannon. the threat for severe weather again this afternoon and tonight. we have a tornado watch in effect east of the dallas area. but we also have a tornado warning within that watch box. seeing some rotation on doppler radar, you need to be listening very closely to your local weather forecast, especially if you live in texas, as well as lieu lieu and arkansas. behind this, very cold conditions and a lot of snow. blizzard warnings up for new mexico. texas and oklahoma. your severe threat, damaging winds, hail and isolated tornadoes, we have an enhanced risk here east of houston, up to shreveport and then around the arklatex across the gulf coast. tomorrow, the tornado threat diminishes a little bit, but we still could see some isolated twisters in parts of alabama up towards kentucky and tennessee and the panhandle of florida. so not out of the woods just yet. the flooding is going to be a concern. 4 to 6 inches of heavy rainfall will cause flash flooding. we have flood advisories, flood wa

shannon sohn is over the scene with the latest. shannon? >> liz, despite one lane of traffic open on the southbound side as you mentioned, the damage is done. look at this volume on the southbound side of the sawmill it will take you back to the cross county parkway and here is where your real problem is. the cross county itself really isn't getting any benefit from this one lane being reopened. it's too much traffic to filter into that one area there. that is the cross county parkway there. the delays have gotten worse despite that lane being reopened. they are back to the bronx river parkway. we will take you around and show you what it is doing to the thruway as well. new york state thruway is picking up the alternate volume. look at this volume. it takes you bumper to bumper down to mosholu parkway and that takes us to the closure on the northbound side. it's jammed up there as well. reporting live over yonkers, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right, shannon, thank you. >>> also new at 6:00 a search for a heartless thief

reporting live over 33rd, shannon stone, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, shannon. >>> it is a sign of the time. this holiday season will be the last for a toy store in westchester county. >> after more than 40 years in business, the store in pleasantville is closing up shop. eyewitness news reporter mali about why she has to do it. >> discount signs outside, a lengthy line inside, this after try and buy, a family toy store in pleasantville, new york, announced it will close its door after 30 years. >> it's sad. the mom mom and pop stores can't survive with amazon and online shopping. >> they say that's the reality they're facing. >> we put our heart and soul into this. our sales are down to 2005 levels. you know, our expenses are at 2015 levels. >> the couple bought the struggling store in 1993. i juggle and dance. i do yo-yos. i do a little bit of gymnastics. and my wife said to me, we should be in the toy business. try and buy was a transformation transformation. >> you get to touch it, see what it does. >> yes. >> they have educational toys. there's not an interest a chil

shannon? >> thank you very much, doug. now let's take a closer look at one of the key issues in tonight's debate, national security. catherine herridge is here. the former secretary of state, mrs. clinton, talked a lot about coalitions and she has this experience, but the otherwent a secretary. >> they both really went after her record as secretary of state, and they made a persuasive argument that she was the architect of this failed policy in libya, that really opened the door to isis. let's listen. >> i worry too much that secretary clinton is too much into regime change and a little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. yes, we could get rid of saddam hussein, but that destabilize the entire region. yes, we could get rid of gadhafi, a terrible dictator, but that created a vacuum for isis. >> and the reason that matters is that throughout the evening, shannon, we heard the candidates talk about isis in iraq and syria. but really that's chapter one and they've already moved on to c

reporting live, shannon sohn channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you shannon. a popular holiday toy sparks a fire inside a home in westchester county. now a family in chappaqua had just plugged in their newly purchased toy. it's called a swag way smart balancing board, when it the family quickly put out the fire but the floors were charred and there was smoke damage. if no one was home the house would have been lost potentially. this joins a growing nationwide list of what's known as hoverboards overheating and catching fire like one that caught on fire in a mall in washington state. >>> a police officer from rocklin county now suspended after being arrested for domestic violence. clarkstown police officer william oliver is accused of attacking his former girlfriend on monday night. williams who has been with the department for eleven years has been relieved of duty and turned in his badge. he's now suspended with pay. >>> an alert for several communities on long island about a movie shoot that's going to take place tomorrow. during filming in bethpage, an outd

thanks for being with us, i'm shannon mulaire. donald trump's christmas themed rally had him in a giving move. no presents but plenty of vulgarities and offcolor jokes to go around. the front-runner went after hillary clinton and we'll get to that in just a minute. but after pushing back against allegations that russian president vladimir putin has killed journalists, some sarcastic humor. >> by the way, i hate some of these people. but i'd never kill them. no, these people, honestly, i'll be honest. i'll be honest. i would never kill them. i would never do that. let's see -- no, i wouldn't. i would never kill them but i do hate them and some of them are such lying, disgusting people, it's true. >> trump's opponents have been hitting back but their attacks haven't put a dent in his lead. nbc's katy tur reports. >> reporter: the biggest casualty so far in the 2016 political season? the truth. and polite fact says donald trump has told the most falsities of any of the candidates. his only true statement on their truth meter was abou