the community will say good buy to lieutenant macci sims. -- marci sims. she last her battle with cancer at age 51. >> it was smoky. you felt it was burning your throat. >> reporter: that's sims talking last year in a video talking about 9/11 and the conditions she worked in. she spent four months at the site doing rescue and cleanup as a rookie officer. her health then dee tear yated as she -- deteriorated as she moved up the ranks. >> i noticed a lump on my stomach. even the doctor thought it was nothing but a cyst. >> reporter: the cyst was lung cans their spread. she died on thursday at her home on long island. her sister spoke with us on the phone about her passion. >> she was an amazing woman. she talked about when she was a little girl and said she wanted to be a cop and she was. she followed her dream. sims will be remembered for her love for life. >> she had an amazing personality. when she walked in the room, the room lit up. >> reporter: sims and her husband, keith, visited the 9/11 memorial last year. her friend 9/11 first responders advocate j

now, the funeral for marci sims is at 11:00 this morning. it's at gutterman's funeral home in woodbury, new york. we're live in lower manual hat tan this morning, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >>> new this morning a search is under way in brooklyn after police say a man robbed several offices in a building in brighton beach. police just released this photo of the suspect. investigators say on october 30 just before 4:00 a.m., he used the fire escape to gain access into the building and once inside stole money and electronics, including computers from four offices. >>> this morning police are searching for suspects in separate stabbings that took manhattan. the first happened in herald morning. the second about 12 hours late near union square. in the herald square incident police say a 25-year-old woman was stabbed in the chest by another woman following some sort of an argument n. union square a man was stabbed on 16th street by a suspect described as bald wearing a green jacket. >>> there's a battle over property taxes on long island. the nassau

. >> they're going from 2.4 to 4 across the 3 locates so and the question from commissioner sims it that that increase which is about - more than doubled even though you're not doubling the number of staff perhaps once you get full-time employees benefits go up and other costs for them this is the understanding the question that is being asked if you don't have it that's okay. >> also look at it there is an increase of supervisor costs we're adding another fte florida there is costs it is a combination this is it is probably all legitimate i'm uncomfortable with the explanation a. >> please. thank you. >> good morning. i'm martha petersen in looking at how thirty this model has been budgeted it look like roughly with you increase 4.2 ftes for each agency that comes out to roughly $31,000 across the board, however, with self-help we are doing that 2 it is $31,000 for each position getting increased but for self-help we're spreading it across 8 positions the grand total is one point of people total ti thousand dollars if you look at that's how much self-help is charging when you - it is ac

following the death of nypd lieutenant marcie sims who died from lung cancer last week. >> reporter: due in part to sims's death mayor de blasio says a letter has been sent today to house speaker paul ryan asking for action. he has leaders asking saying it is not a matter of party but patriotism to reauthorize rise the program. >> reporter: that is now deceased nypd lieutenant marcie sims in a video from last year, talking about responding to the world trade center on 9/11. she died last week, ultimately laid to rest sunday, 14 years after tirelessly working in the her life about 18 months ago. despite insurmountable pain, her healthcare costs were the one thing she didn't have to worry about, all covered under the james is he going ga act. named after an nypd cop who nationwide 2006. the act has been offering treatment to all heroes until now, leaving mayor de blasio with an urgent call to congress. >> if there is not action soon, thousands of our heroes will be left without the medical treatment they need, without the monitoring they need. >> reporter: many of those first responder

marcy sims died of cancer. we have a live report from lower manhattan. >> reporter: hundreds of going sims. she was so dedicated to her work here at the world trade center site and this is where she paid the ultimate sacrifice. today the community will say marcy sims. she lost her battle with cancer >> it was smoky. it felt like it was burning your throat. >> reporter: that's her talk pentagon responding to 9/11 and the conditions she worked in. she spent four months at the site as a rookie officer. her health deteriorated as she moved up the ranks. >> i thought i did something wrong working around the house. i found a lump on my stomach. >> reporter: the cyst was lung cancer that spread. lieutenant sims died on thursday at her home on long island. her sister spoke on the phone about her passion. >> an amazing woman. she talked about as a little girl she wanted to be a cop and she did. >> reporter: marcy will be remembered for her love for life. >> she had an amazing personality. when she walked in the room,. t

but it's actually just a list of serial numbers or sim card numbers. the bad guys on the ground are savvy, they know it is their cell phones that are part of the target. they can switch sim cards they can give their phones to someone else thereby negating the certainty that if someone is struck they're the ones that are killed. >> not to receive a list that says john jones, ed brown or something, it is numbers they are looking for essentially the cell phone. >> there are individuals that they are trying the go after but the way these individuals are identified and tracked is primarily through their cell phones. there's very little human intelligence involved. >> this is also striking because we layer in this country over the last few days particularly in the political environment, the political figures coming forward and saying look we need to use our advance technologies, our drones, we need the hit again and harder. but that doesn't take into consideration a lot of the things that brandon is talking about and not just him. >> it's not just brandon. t

. >> verne: sims dances righgh fires it. jones. they gave it to him. >> gary: how about this drive for bake sims? pretty good. it was. he said he watched tapes of a.j. mccarron and he was ready for it. speaking of ready for it, alabama, onside kick. they're playing theirormal kickofff return unit here. would les try something this early? >> verne: still 9:18 to go. no. out again? it stayed? >> gary: took a bounce the other y. how about that? >> kenyan drake pinned inside the 10. >> gary: a late flag came in, i believe. yes, we got a flag marker there. that ball, drake thought it was going out-of-bounds and took a bounce for lsu. >>>>eferee: during the return, illegal block in the back. number 34. half the distance to the goal. first down. >> gary: couldn't be any better. lsu could be any better. he kicked it deep. alabama had given up on it. kenyan drake wisely says it's still in play. gets it out to the 8. les is going yes! remember we talked about little things? the difference of the ball going out-of-bounds. 2 1/2 feet maybe? >>

. >> verne: sims dances right. fires it. jones. they gave it to him. >> gary: how about this drive for blake sims? pretty good. it was. he said he watched tapes of a.j. mccarron and he was ready for it. speaking of ready for it, alabama, onside kick. they're playing their normal kickoff return unit here. would les try something this early? >> verne: still 9:18 to go. no. out again? way. how about that? >> kenyan drake pinned inside the 10. >> gary: a late flag came in, i believe. yes, we got a flag marker there. that ball, drake thought it was going out-of-bounds and took a bounce for lsu. >> referee: during the return, number 34. half the distance to the goal. first down. >> gary: couldn't be any better. lsu could be any better. he kicked it deep. alabama had given up on it. kenyan drake wisely says it's still in play. gets it out to the 8. les is going yes! remember we talked about little things? the difference of the ball going 2 1/2 feet maybe? >> verne: exactly. jamal adams, helmet on. here's coker. this is the worst starting

. >> verne: sims dances right. fires it. jones.y: how about this drive for blake sims? pretty good. it was. he said he watched tapes of a.j. mccarron and he was ready for it. speaking of ready for it, alabama, onside kick. they're playing their normal kickoff return unit here. would les try something this early? >> verne: still 9:18 to go. no. out again? it stayed? >> gary: took a bounce the other way. how about that? >> kenyan drake pinned inside the 10. >> gary: a late flag came in, i believe. yes, we got a flag marker there. that ball, drake thought it was going out-of-bounds and took a bounce for lsu. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back. number 34. half the distance to the goal. first down. >> gary: couldn't be any better. lsu could be any better. he kicked it deep. alabama had given up on it. kenyan drake wisely says it's still in play. gets it out to the 8. les is going yes! remember we talked about little things? the difference of the ball going out-of-bounds. 2 1/2 feet maybe? >> verne: exactly. jamal a

. >> commissioner sims. >> commissioner sims (laughter) it was from a point of clarification if we approved a budget item that is inclusive of a 10 percent conspiracy why at force at all it is already approved. >> the point is that it is just showing you again, we actually are experiencing the 10 percent contingency; is that correct. >> i'll submit it is confusing. >> yes. >> if we've already approved a 10 percent conspiracy it seems to me not appearing in the consent agenda but wrafr be assumed by the paz. >> easier for us commissioner serlina. >> my recollection at the time the approved the 10 percent we were told told when was exercised we would be notified that's why it is on the consent agenda. >> i really would this is why we have a budget committee i really would like to refer this back to the budget committee so the meat on this as a permanent item if he with approved it originally we shouldn't have to go through and put it in 0 the agenda for a 10 percent contingency downstairs i'd like to accepted it back to the budget committee. >> to look at this and a better process bra we chan

clark sims, come on over.ell me about why you are doing this. >> um, they have great deals that's going on and also it's very fun to do meet nice people and it's like all like a family affair. >> reporter: it's become a tradition but honestly, we have maybe a dozen people here. you probably didn't need to do this. >> um, well, i'll have go with miss josette the coordinator. i think so because we get all the things we want select gifts and everything. >> reporter: what are you looking for? >> i'm getting headphones. my mom wants a tv. and my cousins getting playstation 4 and other members laptops. >> reporter: are you going to do thanksgiving? >> yes, hopefully tonight. but with my mom over here and here this early this morning, probably tomorrow. >> reporter: okay. but it will happen? >> yes, a turkey will be eaten. [ laughter ] >> reporter: good luck to you guys keeping the tradition alive. the best buy store here opens at 5:00 and then it's open until 1 a.m. and then it's going to re-open tomorrow morning at

. >> verne: sims dances right. fires it. jones. >> gary: how about this drive for blake sims? pretty good. it was. he said he watched tapes of a.j. mccarron and he was ready for it. speaking of ready for it, alabama, onside kick. they're playing their normal kickoff return unit here. would les try something this early? >> verne: still 9:18 to go. no. out again? it stayed? >> gary: took a bounce the other way. how about that? >> kenyan drake pinned inside the 10. >> gary: a late flag came in, i believe. yes, we got a flag marker there. that ball, drake thought it was going out-of-bounds and took a bounce for lsu. illegal block in the back. number 34. half the distance to the goal. first down. >> gary: couldn't be any better. lsu could be any better. he kicked it deep. alabama had given up on it. kenyan drake wisely says it's still in play. gets it out to the 8. les is going yes! things? the difference of the ball going out-of-bounds. 2 1/2 feet maybe? >> verne: exactly. jamal adams, helmet on. here's coker. this is the worst starting field position for the night. >> gary: he go

. >> verne: sims dances right. fires it. jones. they gave it to him. >> gary: how about this drive for blake sims? pretty good. it was. he said he watched tapes of a.j. mccarron and he was ready for it. speaking of ready for it, alabama, onside kick. they're playing their normal kickoff return unit here. would les try something this early? >> verne: still 9:18 to go. no. out again? it stayed? >> gary: took a bounce the other way. how about that? >> kenyan drake pinned inside the 10. >> gary: a late flag came in, i believe. yes, we got a flag marker there. that ball, drake thought it was going out-of-bounds and took a bounce for lsu. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back. number 34. half the distance to the goal. first down. >> gary: couldn't be any better. lsu could be any better. he kicked it deep. alabama had given up on it. kenyan drake wisely says it's still in play. gets it out to the 8. les is going yes! remember we talked about little things? the difference of the ball going out-of-bounds. 2 1/2 feet maybe

. >> verne: sims dances right. fires it. jones. they gave it to him. >> gary: how about this drive for blake sims? pretty good. it was. he said he watched tapes of a.j. mccarron and he was ready for it. speaking of ready for it, alabama, onside kick. they're playing their normal kickoff return unit here. would les try something this early? >> verne: still 9:18 to go. no. out again? it stayed? >> gary: took a bounce the other way. how about that? >> kenyan drake pinned inside the 10. >> gary: a late flag came in, i believe. yes, we got a flag marker there. that ball, drake thought it was going out-of-bounds and took a bounce for lsu. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back. number 34. >> gary: couldn't be any better. lsu could be any better. he kicked it deep. alabama had given up on it. kenyan drake wisely says it's still in play. gets it out to the 8. les is going yes! things? the difference of the ball going out-of-bounds. 2 1/2 feet maybe? >> verne: exactly. jamal adams, helmet on. here's coker. this is the wors

. >> verne: sims dances right. fires it. jones.y: how about this drive for blake sims? pretty good. it was. he said he watched tapes of a.j. mccarron and he was ready for it. speaking of ready for it, alabama, onside kick. they're playing their normal kickoff return unit here. would les try something this early? >> verne: still 9:18 to go. no. out again? it stayed? >> gary: took a bounce the other way. how about that? >> kenyan drake pinned inside the 10. >> gary: a late flag came in, i believe. yes, we got a flag marker there. that ball, drake thought it was going out-of-bounds and took a bounce for lsu. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back. number 34. half the distance to the goal. first down. >> gary: couldn't be any better. lsu could be any better. he kicked it deep. alabama had given up on it. kenyan drake wisely says it's still in play. gets it out to the 8. les is going yes! remember we talked about little things? the difference of the ball going out-of-bounds. 2 1/2 feet maybe? >> verne: exactly. jamal a

she could make a difference in one person. >> well, sims' medical bills were covered under the james edroga act which offers medical treatment and compensation for ground zero first responders is set to expire next year unless lawmakers pass an extension. >>> the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee says it is a strong probability russian airbus that crashed in egypt. california senator dianne feinstein spoke about the crash this morning on nbc's "meet the press." she also said it's time for the united states to develop a joint anti-terrorism strategy with russia. in the russian city of st. petersburg, more than 1,000 oplecaathered there today for a memorial service for those crash victims. the bells at the cathedral rang 224 times in memory of each victim. >>> sraeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is set to tivisit the wh ite house tomorrow. he took off from the airport earlier today. as expected, netanyahu says he plans to discuss palestinian issues with president obama and the strengthening of israel's security, but the victim comes amid controversy over his new ch

intelligence officers discovered three of the sim cards had been activated that night.uddenly they were listening in on conversations between the terrorists and their masters. >> the gunmen were calling an internet number bought from a company in new jersey using money transfers from pakistan. once indian intelligence locked on to the controllers' internet number, they could listen to all the gunmen's calls. little use was made of them, but the authorities would intercept a total of 284 calls. most involved a single controller identified only as brother wasi. his grip on the young gunmen would not loosen until they were dead. unitedhealthcare insurance company, go long. of course, how you plan is up to you. take healthcare. make sure you're covered for more than what just medicare pays... consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company... you might give this a try... the only medicare supplement plans that carry the aarp name, and the ones that millions of people trust year after year. plan well. enjoy life. go long. wit

: on a normal monday sims can get over the altamont from his home in mountain house outside tracy in just 30 minutes. >> today was three hours on the freeway. you know, just -- i wouldn't imagine it like to be this way. >> reporter: the last time we saw sims he was seriously thinking about giving up on his commute to sf and heading back over the hill to work from home. >> it's not in my nature to be late so i really don't feel great about this whole thing. >> reporter: one driver this morning made the unfortunate mistake of one, stealing a pickup truck, two, a pickup truck that is bright yellow and doesn't exactly blend into traffic, three, getting stuck in the westbound 580 backup where chp was waiting for him to drive through. a central valley police agency alerted highway patrol that the suspect was armed and headed over the pass. that's one reason why officers had guns drawn when they arrested him in traffic. it doesn't appear that he resisted. turns out chp did find a shotgun inside the stolen vehicle. and a live look here. again, this is westbound 580 at the bottom of the altam

joint legislative committee meeting last month i shared the chairperson's position with commissioner sims and both of us were out of the town at the request of the commissioner president james at our september meeting we're going to address how we handle that in the future so have something to report in december if not january how we handle when both the co-chairs are out of town and commissioner president james request commissioner sims gave a report the legislative report about 3 bills that were signed no change expiate one that is the testifying that legislation will establish a tsf they need non-state organizations to provide the administrative support for the relative to the challenges basz faced by family caregivers and offer opportunity for the caregiver support and the services and supports available inform caregivers and to make policy recommendations so we'll keep you posted throughout 2015 and they c s l their bills to nine hundred and 2 the california senior legislator has begun work on the 2015 legislative agenda they're not meeting so they're working in small tsf they've sen

sim to the icu. dr. sim to the icu. so many people love you-- your-your family, your friends, ...people who feel an emptiness in their lives without you. you know, so just... remember them. and don't ever stop fighting. good-bye, jules. you did good today, artie. your wife would be proud. thank you. uh, hug, come on. give a hug. after all we've been through, come on. come on. (laughs) (camera shutter clicks) okay. all right. oh, hey! don't i get, like, an fbi badge or something? i mean, after all, i did kind of save the day. okay, a gun? a flak jacket? a sticker? a sticker would be fine. i'll take a sticker. you should have called me, elijah. you understand that, right? yeah. i do. i'm sorry. you didn't think i'd trust your judgment? honestly, no. and, listen, given... given some of my behavior recently, i wouldn't blame you. all right, but the clock was ticking, and i did what i thought was right. and i'd like to think that i was smart, not lucky, that it all worked out. you were lucky. and you would be smart not to do

he gave me a sim card. he gave me dollars as well. and i'm on my way.nce i got to the airport, c.j. took my bag out of the car. and then he kissed me on the cheek. he said, have a nice time and i will see you soon. i'm quite away from him. the strain is getting to me. it is a little bit itchy. i did phone my sister to say good-bye before i left. and she was like, have fun. i miss you. i love you. take care of yourself. don't do anything naughty. i will be back in one week. mauritius is such a beautiful place. the beaches are stunning. it's got white sand. beautiful blue ocean. i just want to get there. i just want to have fun. that's it. on the plane, i had quite a few vodkas. so i'm already in a relaxed state. you come down a little ramp. and you can basically see the customs ahead of you. everyone else walking around were excited. they were happy. smiling. everyone was just basically in such a good mood. just behind the captain again the wall, there was a group of people. a tour man. the way he looked at me sent chills down my spine. i thought, you gu

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joint legislative committee meeting last month i shared the chairperson's position with commissioner sims and both of us were out of the town at the request of the commissioner president james at our september meeting we're going to address how we handle that in the future so have something to report in december if not january how we handle when both the co-chairs are out of town and commissioner president james request commissioner sims gave a report the legislative report about 3 bills that were signed no change expiate one that is the testifying that legislation will establish a tsf they need non-state organizations to provide the administrative support for the relative to the challenges basz faced by family caregivers and offer opportunity for the caregiver support and the services and supports available inform caregivers and to make policy recommendations so we'll keep you posted throughout 2015 and they c s l their bills to nine hundred and 2 the california senior legislator has begun work on the 2015 legislative agenda they're not meeting so they're working in small tsf they've sen

para cual estamos hablando de 4 millones de desplazado y obviamente otros paÍses han ofrecido mismo sim mostrar que puede proteger al pueblo americano de una infiltraciÓn de terroristas. lourdes: se desconoce la medida en el senado, indicÓ que esta no llegarÁ al escritorio del presidente barack obama , dando a entender que serÁ bloqueada, es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. jorge: los ataque mÁs parÍs, el grupo terrorista isis lanzÓ una nueva amenaza en contra de new york, el alcalde neoyorkino dice que la policÍa estÁ preparada. (hablando en inglÉs) el alcalde insiste en que la seguridad de new york estÁ bajo control y no hay por quÉ preocuparse, tras la apariciÓn del perturbador del grupo terrorista isis, muestra lo que parece ser un explosivo, el alcalde dijo que la ciudad tiene la fuerza policial mÁs sofisticado del paÍs. esto fue lo que respondiÓ cuando le preguntamos si tomarÁ nuevas medidas. (hablando en inglÉs) no es material nuevo, es tomado de vÍdeos previos que isis ha revelado, es un intento de intimidaciÓn, no vamos a cambiar por eso, dijo el alcalde. aÚn asÍ

joint legislative committee meeting last month i shared the chairperson's position with commissioner sims and both of us were out of the town at the request of the commissioner president james at our september meeting we're going to address how we handle that in the future so have something to report in december if not january how we handle when both the co-chairs are out of town and commissioner president james request commissioner sims gave a report the legislative report about 3 bills that were signed no change expiate one that is the testifying that legislation will establish a tsf they need non-state organizations to provide the administrative support for the relative to the challenges basz faced by family caregivers and offer opportunity for the caregiver support and the services and supports available inform caregivers and to make policy recommendations so we'll keep you posted throughout 2015 and they c s l their bills to nine hundred and 2 the california senior legislator has begun work on the 2015 legislative agenda they're not meeting so they're working in small tsf they've sen

joint legislative committee meeting last month i shared the chairperson's position with commissioner sims and both of us were out of the town at the request of the commissioner president james at our september meeting we're going to address how we handle that in the future so have something to report in december if not january how we handle when both the co-chairs are out of town and commissioner president james request commissioner sims gave a report the legislative report about 3 bills that were signed no change expiate one that is the testifying that legislation will establish a tsf they need non-state organizations to provide the administrative support for the relative to the challenges basz faced by family caregivers and offer opportunity for the caregiver support and the services and supports available inform caregivers and to make policy recommendations so we'll keep you posted throughout 2015 and they c s l their bills to nine hundred and 2 the california senior legislator has begun work on the 2015 legislative agenda they're not meeting so they're working in small tsf they've sen

sim mondays scores twice. that's the third straight loss for the blue shirt t. islanders are on the road, devils visit the montreal canadiens. it also happens to be rivalry no rivalry bigger than ohio state-michigan. in theory. it's a little one-sided for the last 12th meetings. ohio state, an 11th win. ezekiel elliot, criticized the play calling. they say he was staffed today. third quarter, j.t. barrett, cleared for takeoff. breakmake it 28-10. elliot. two scores. capped by this one right here. just imagine if his coaches get him the ball a week ago. they got one lig loss and another big rin today 42-13 over michigan. number one clemson, trying to remain undefeated. taking on south carolina. up 18 in the 3rd. carolina made things interesting. cooper cutting across the middle. the game cocks got within 3 points in the 4th. deshaun watson says enough is enough. clemson holds on. rutgers hosting maryland. a team that was winless in the big 10. was being the operative word. scarlet knights blew the lead tonight. they carve them up on defense for the deciding 80-ya

so accuweather forecast shows you it's sunny and die for the next sim -- six days but tomorrow morning the rush hour to be slower hand normal. >> all right. shu, 49ers. >> shu. >> almost have to laugh or you cry. that's the mood of the 49ers fans. there's no longer in contention, star custom. -- sarcasm. the raiders beat the jets at home. no doubt that the better team was today. >>> today was the next step in the raiders' development under jack del rio. bet a team with a winning record at home. done, done, and done. raider nation in full force. jump out to a big lead. carr to crabtree. squeezes through two defenders. 36-yard, 14-3. carr 22-36. 14 passes. this to holme, second td catch. raiders up 21-6 at the half. woodson, 18th nfl year, league leading fifth interception. still happy to play the game. third quarter, carr to jones. shakes and bakes around the entire jets defense. poor tackling leads to another raider touchdown. raiders win 35-20, improve to 4-3, they're playoff contenders right now, sitting in fifth in the afc post season contender. >> the 49ers are officially irrelevan

. ♪ >> reporter: gop presidential front-runner donald trump is sharpening his crit sim of ben carson.> if you try to hit your mother over the head with a hammer, your poll numbers go up. >> reporter: the gig is referring to dr. carson's biography. last week, miss campaign admitted he was never admitted to the college. >> i would much rather lose an election than to say. >> reporter: his campaign manager said the relatively soft-spoken carson will be -- >> he can't do it in the way that's turned off the very quality that's made him attractive. >> reporter: there will evenly be eight candidates on the main page. political analysts say the voters considered a swing state want to -- considered in a swing state want to hear from the candidates. both campaigns released new videos. >> i'm a huge marco fan. >> reporter: bush was once a mentor to rubio now in third place. back to you. >> the democrats will have their own debate saturday night and you can watch it right here on kpix 5. >>> it could be another tough day to find a cab in san jose. taxi drivers are threatening to expand a strike.

the carrier's web site sim lip asked a security question. favorite team. >> reporter: at that point, someone could change flights, steal freakfullier miles -- frequent flier miles or worse. >> they could see her home address, personal telephone number, and personal e-mail address. all great stuff for further attacks if you wanted to try this would be a gr for passengers like valerie, it's a wake-up call. >> i didn't need this money i have it on about before tossing your boarding pass into the hotel trash bin. >> that was a wake-up call for me as well. >> i always travel with my info on my phone. >> i'm always with the paper copy. sometimes. >>> just ahead, an update on mornin a raid happening overnight. >> plus, what's being done here in boston? >> the holiday warning from every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'. there are over 15,000 ways to take your coffee at dunkin'. every cup as unique as you. always fresh with that signature smooth taste. we take pride in every cup, but only one

this is naevja sim. he's angry what happened. >> we understand this is war. we know people will die. but this is more. we will never forget what they did here. we will have our revenge. >> according to the u.n, i.s.i.l. killed at least 3,000 yazidi men and woma women when y took this territory. they have also enslaved young women. that sparked international condemn thaition and spurred the u.s. to launch air strikes against i.s.i.l. according to authorities there could be hundreds of sites like this against the sinjar region. it is very likely that they will find more mass graves. the head of the local intelligence department says it's further evidence of i.s.i.l.'s violence. >> translator: we keep finding evidence of their action he and this needs to be documented and recorded. >> reporter: it's up to this man to record that. he must advice the u.n. on war ciems and genocide. this grave contains 76 bodies including young women and that it might qualify as genocide. >> these young girls they told us they managed to escape from i.s.i.s, and they came to our ce

sim embargo, ciertos recuerdos mas recientes - como cuando se fue de su casa para vivir en un hospital sot bea/paciente con demencia yo dije que es porque no hay nadie que me pueda cuidar. "i said 'because there's no one to take care of me.'" bea tiene los primeros sintomas de alzheimer's - y fue diagnosticada con el metodo mas comun. sot neurologist casi siempre se usa una prueba incialmente, muy prelimiaria, que se llama el mini mental exam, que mide las capacidades cognitivas del cerebro porque la demencia afecta las partes cognitivas del cerebro, el lenguaje. la manera de procesar información y hacer cosas. de acuerdo a investigadores en la universidad de la florida existe un metodo mas facil para detectar la enfermedad a tiempo. stand up el procedimiento involucra el olfato del paciente - y segun la investigacion solo se requiere un recipiente de mantequilla de mani y una regla! esta neurologa nos explica cual es la relacion entre el olfato y las enfermedades de demencia como alzheimer's. sot neurologist un paciente se le da algo q normalmente podría reconocer si no lo ve pero en

still, this weekend the fbi ordered agents to step up surveillance of potential isis sim pathizers. but the old rules will may not apply any more. mohammed rahim, a former counterterrorism analyst forp the director of national intelligence says isis has evolved. >> what does law enforcement have to do now to counter that? >> law enforcement can't do this alone. they have to work quite frankly with muslim populations or muslim communities. this he have to work with imams, with community centers. this cannot be a solely government response. >> reporter: the u.s. law enforcement response to the paris attacks is still a work in progress. jeff, federal officials are discussing whether to issue more spefng guidance to law enforcement in cities and states in the coming days. >> glor: jeff pegues, thank you very much. how could the teams of tar is-- paris attackers plan the assault without getting caught. contessa brewer shows how technology could have played a role. >> reporter: the paris attackers may have pulled off their plot in part by keeping their plotting secret. isis uses so called

geolocations of the cell phone being used, being communicated with, the vin number of the phone, the sim number of the phone, the length of conversation that's being done between phones, the length of the texts being exchanged, if not the direct text itself, but it's all that information being used to track these people and they do make kill decisions based off of it >> reporter: it's almost like you're bombing cell phones and you don't really know who is attached to that cell phone at the time that you commit the kills >> it's another level of disconnect. if you're not bombing a person, it's a terrorist, you're tracking their mobile number. there's less of a chance of human being being associated with that >> reporter: another document shows just how much the military relies on so-called signals intelligence. in somalia and yemen 57% of targets were identified by using things like cell phone numbers. many of those killed are thought to be civilians of the the bureau of investigativive journalism estimates that u.s. drone strikes have killed nearly 1250 civilians. once you've called in a

. >> for the second time in sim days, tonight the nets meet former coach jason kid and the bucks in milwaukee. brooklyn still looking for the first win of the season. the bucks have won three straight including last night over the knicks at the garden. new york got an impressive performance out of the rookie. the knicks rallied several times, but could not pull it off. final result is all that matters. >> i was expecting a better game from myself at the end. i know my teammates expecting for me to play better at the end. i take a lot of responsibility for what happened at the end. we couldn't -- we didn't have real options to finish the game. >> may have pulled off the exciting two point win over michigan last season, but that was then. today the rematch the wolverines as the 22 point favorites and promptly took over. second quarter peppers, 18 yard touchdown run as he breaks multiple tackles. four yard scam per. that made it 41-16 michigan. michigan still went for two and of course they got it. 49-16, michigan rolls. it's been a rough few weeks for rutgers. >> covered the 22-point spread. >>

will supervise more strictly the use of prepaid telephone sim cards, such as the ones used in the attack of november 13. next we will extend the freezing of terrorist assets to real estate and vehicles. genie:'s new data says the paris attacks have had a notable effect on the french economy. market,/reading, it was said that the services sector had dipped since september -- since october. it is slowing growth. there is better news for the wider eurozone. that is showing that economic growth and job creation in the area are performing at the shortest level in 4.5 years. that is good news for inventors -- for investors, but not good news enough in the markets as we see a slide in oil prices and other commodities. genie: we have a lot of security talk, but we cannot overlook one of the day's biggest is the steels, perhaps the biggest health care deal in history. this is something that had been anticipating. it has been formally announced, u.s. drugmaker pfizer is buying its irish counterpart, allergan, agreeing to $150 billion, to lay it in a design called tags are versions. there is new ru

in the landmark case of reynolds versus sims, the high court ruled that legislative districts must represent about the same number of people. it falls under the constitution's equal protection clause. everyone's vote should carry the same weight.a half century later, this principle is under further scrutiny. the supreme court will soon hear arguments in evenwel versus abbott. here's the argument. the averere population of f a 710,000. but some districts have so many foreigners ineligible to vote that the votes of remaining us citizens carry more weight. a violation of the equal protection clause. here's an example. iowa's first congressional district has 770,000 people. about 29,000 are foreign-borne. so o at least 97 percent are or could be eligible to vote. california's 34th district has 720,000. 350,000 or half are foreign-borne. in this example, california's 34th district voters have twice as much power as does iowa's first congressional district voters. some foreigners have becoco u.s. citizens. but the underlying argument remains. some voters have greater power than others.to comment,

no person of of interest has been named in the homicide of shawn sim investigate certain impact trauma to his head. tom: a shooting threat in tilton was discovered on a social media app. winnisquam regional high school and middle school were placed on a soft lockdown after a student alerted school officials. amy coveno live now with how parents were notified and their reaction. reporter: an automated call went out to parents around 8:15 this morning, about two dozen arns opted to come and get their children. the app is called after school. according to students, people can post anonymously. but the users account is linked to facebook. school officials say they contacted police immediately who evaluated the threat and decided to use a soft lockdown, keeping students in a single classroom and monitoring every person who enters or leaves the building. >> we want to send out a message that this is very serious. people will be prosecuted and of threats out there. >> are you happy with how the schools handled it? >> yes, they're right on top of it. but i just feel better that they're home. r

experts say tracking a suspect often relies on metadata such as phone records, sim cards and internetons. part of the process includes the identification of the terrorist operative's sim card, then finding their location by triangulating data from phone towers. some drones can mimic the cell towers. the leader of al-qaeda remains the most wanted terror with state department now unfortunatelying up to $25 million under their reward for justice program. based on an audio message, analysts believe he may have relocated from afghanistan to pakistan because it's the first time in many years the propaganda shows an outdoor location though that is not, in fact, the image i was expecting. but in any event, jihadi john is another example of a terrorist who had been wanted for two decades by the fbi and is of renewed interest because of the russian jet crash in the sinai. he's one of the handful of bomb makers who can do what's called barometric devices where the arming switch is activated by altitude. in this case a u.s. special task force hunted him after the 2007 surge, and this 2009 he esca