dear, this skeleton -- here, this skeleton is 60% complete. the head is nearly 100% complete.it opens up new opportunities. sarah: there are few animals alive that terrify people as much as the t. rex. why do you think that is? >> you are absolutely right. when you come into our room, it will terrify you. it is displayed in a very dynamic sense. you see an animal. you don't see a skeleton. you think, gosh, he is coming after me. be warned. it is an amazing creature. of course, steven spielberg, "king kong," they've done a lot to mystify the beast, but it's really terrifying. it's really exciting. sarah: you've convinced me. i'm going to go and check it out. >> happy to give you a tour. sarah: thank you very much. we appreciate it. we have to take a short break. when we come back -- the special one no longer. jose mourinho is sacked as chelsea manager. who will replace him? our sports reporter will give us all the details. that's all we have time for. we are back in a minute. stay with us on dw. sarah: welcome back. you are watching "dw news." it's the end of the year. in russi

they believe the locks were cut in the spring but the skeletons not stolen until september. >> what is this world coming to? >> reporter: he is held on $100,000 bail. they are almost threw checking the cemeteries in the city and have not found anymore broken into. >>> tonight boston college is trying to control the neuro virus. the school is closing salad bars on campus approximate most of the six students, eight at the chipotle. they are. >>> a move steined to protect students is running into opposition starting with the police. live tonight with this story, jim. >> reporter: northeastern police say that response time is going to be absolutely critical. that is why they say the sooner they get their own police armed with the right type of weapons, the better. it is a scenario no one wants to think about, an active shooter on a college campus. that plan includes a police force armed with semiautomatic weapons. students are just finding out. >> as opposed to nothing, probably. >> yes. like in what situation they were using it. >> reporter: campus police say that the rifles will only be

he claims he used the skeletons in his role as a priest religion. phil: 42 degrees right now. chile for sure. j.c.: we do not like the rain and the m ist. harvey: a lot of people agree with you. the little bit of drizzle, looking that carefully in the time lapse. it is starting to shrink. drier air slowly working in. it will come to an end and those local areas. in the meantime, a chilly wind. the air chapter is a lot cooler than the ocean temperature. boston over the next 12 hours may see this guy' s partially clear which will take temperatures down to the freezing mark. for tomorrow there will be a few clouds. afternoon temperatures in the 40' s. will be in. j.c.: a father accused of putting his child in danger for the sake of a photo. >> the father involved claimed this is all a mix-up but police say an officer saw matthew jordan swinging his daughter over a fence. according to police, jordan put his 21-month-old onto the wrong side of the railing, where she could have fallen into the merrimack river. in court today jordan says he would never put his child in danger. >> the

. >>> in other news, three more sets of human remains go are using the skeletons in religious ceremonies, investigators have been checking all of the mossly yums in the city after an -- am adore medina had five skeletons, he admitted to officers believe the mausoleum locks were cut back in may but not stolen until september. >>> 4:39 on thursday morning. closing arguments are expected tomorrow. deliberations could start later on in the day. in court yesterday a prosecution witness attached philip chism, psycho analyzed surveillance video from inside the video two years ago, every action he took was methodical. the doctor said his actions were that of someone trying to humiliate and dominate a victim. youngest person killed in the boston marathon bombings, a park on the boston waterfront will be dedicated to martin richard. accord to go the globe. details of the design are still being worked out. right now the city is fill involved in fundraising efforts but hoping to open in 20179 -- 2017. >>> coming up, a huge company considering relocating its headquarters to boston. >>> and next in mo

been checking all the mausoleums in the city after medina in hartford was charged with having five skeletons, medina told them he is a priest and admitted to paying someone to steal the remains, officers believes the mausoleum locks were cut back in may but not stolen until september. >>> today boston police are investigating a deadly shooting in dorchester, a man was shot and killed around 9:30 last night. right now no arrests have been made. >>> we want to get you up to been covering, comments on the run away redline train that took place earlier this morning, there he is in plymouth. let's listen in. >>> good afternoon. so i think many people know there was a train that left brain tree this morning that was unmanned, passed through four stations, stopped, passengers were let off. thankfully nobody was hurt. the train itself was determined it was -- it was unmanned and traveling from brain tree within a couple minute thes when it left much the power on the third rail was should off at that point in time but the train coasted because it had moment 'em at that point forward through several s

was the skeleton known about two years ago? why was not more done then? brent: when we see you, it has to be dirty. yesterday it was world soccer. today it is athletics. ben: it is never ending. pretty much every day for the past three or four, five months there has been something new. nick davies, he is not a big denver, he always came across as a straightlaced guy. they are saying he was brainstorming, and we all say silly things in the office when we are throwing ideas around. that is how he will try to get out of it. it was not enacted, but the e-mails are there, the evidence is there. brent: to have an e-mail trail, first of all, is deadly to somebody who's doing that type of rain storming. he has stepped down. what does this mean for the sport? >> the president was not actually in charge at the time. he only took over this year, so he is ok, although he is very close to nick davies. the problem was that he came into the office and said i am defending the sport. this is a gross attack on us, we have done nothing wrong. but now he is looking pretty si

this happened in hartford, connecticut, now police say the skeletons came from a cemetery in another state. more than an hour away. officers arrested this man, he said, he's a priest of a religion which uses skeletal remains for medicinal purposes. he's going to be in court this week. >>> a baltimore man is facing attempted murder charges after setting two co-workers on fire. 28-year-old christopher harrison jr. is being held without bail. police say a work dispute led harrison to douse his coworkers in gasoline. they are in the hospital in critical condition. >>> well, unique holiday story out of new jersey. a town council member said she was resigning after the council voted to call the town's tree-lighting a christmas ceremony. for the last 20 years, they called it a holiday tree-lighting, but they're changing it. council member said the lighting shouldn't be religious. yesterday she said she will stay on the council afterall. >> all right. why don't we all be merry and enjoy the december days we have. is this december? >>> it doesn't feel like it. that's for sure. average high is

. >>> three more sets of human remains missing from hope cemetery in wooster, using the skeletons in religious ceremonies, investigators have been checking all of the mausoleums in the city after medina was charged on tuesday with having five skeletons, he is a santoria priest and admitted to paying someone to steal the skeletons, officers believe the mausoleum locks were cut back in may but september. >>> closing arguments are expected tomorrow in the case of a teen charged with murdering his math teacher, dr. robert psycho analyzed video from inside the high school two years, every action chism took was methodical, chism's actions were that of someone trying to humiliate and dominate a victim. >>> plans to expand the green line in jeopardy, the state says without a way to bring down costs the whole project may have to be scrapped much the plan was to build a nearly 5-mile extension but appears the project could run a billion dollars over budget. >>> 5:11 right now, coming up, getting a big check from the federal government. >> the historic amount of money from fema to pay last year

doctor says he's the first person in south carolina to get his own custom fit, rewalk ex-- exsew skeleton. a medical miracle, paralyzed ten years ago to the day. >> i fell sleep for 3-5 seconds and woke up and yeah. yeah. now, yeah. and i became paralyzed. >> the former athlete now wants his own at home to use 4-8 hours a day and train enough to finish the cooper river bridge >> i don't feel trapped. i'm able to take control of movement of my legs. i want to start living. that's all really being impoured is. empowered is. >> reporter: for adam puts his best food forward, means getting to eat standing up. that alone is worth celebrating. >> the little things we take for granted every day. adam has to pass a few tests, mandated by the food and drug administration before he can take the skeleton home. his parents are also training so they can help him with it. >>> still to come, cosby in court. the legendary comedian facing serious charges tonight. >> and parents, want to turn there's an app for that. >>> well, if you're new recreational drone user, there are through requirements. this week

police say medina happily showed them the skeletons explaining he used the bones for rituals and the caribbean religion of sanatoria . >>> disturbing the dead has to be the worst thing in the world. it's one thing that is off limits. you know, gravestones or anything like that. i think that's about the lowest thing you can do. >>> bright new locks hang on the chains securing this mausoleum. city officials who operate the cement say they couldn't find any living relatives to notify. investigators say it's too early to say when the remains once resting here will be returned. no indication why he came from connecticut to this cement. he is waving extradition. he will come back to worcester to face charges. live in worcester, dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: still ahead on 7 >> anchor: in response to the terror attack in california, president obama pledges to fight isis and take out terror groups worldwide. but is he doing enough? 7's andy hiller will get you know what he thinks when we get >> anchor: we have more on breaking news how california. the f.b.i. now saying the san radicalized a

'cause i've always wanted a whole human skeleton and they are really spendy. so, you actually see you and sheldon getting married someday? not just someday. in exactly four years.

freedom -- >> he was already laughing and it was as if drip by drip life was coming back into this skeleton. >> kind of like the first day of the rest of your life. >> completely. >> and then she would see a cloud on his face or sense the torment in his dreams at night. he would suddenly be haunted again. >> he would wake up repeatedly all night and just reach over and touch me just to make sure that it was really true, that i was there, and that he wasn't dreaming. >> at night she would hear him stirring and he would fall out of bed. >> i didn't remember that i was sleeping on a bed. and still i have these flashbacks of i'm not sure if i'm dreaming, and is this true that i'm out, or is this a reflection of my thoughts? >> and then morning would come, and with it the living nightmare. it wasn't over, the kidnappers still held their employee, still threatening the whole family with death. and eduardo needed to tell jayne, as he's about to tell us, the real and shocking story. coming up, more than seven months in hell, exactly what he had endured. this is unbelievable. how do you keep your sa

hunter discovered the skeleton near mendon street which is a rural area with thick woods and police aren't saying much about the investigation but whole thing has people on edge. >> it was like this. >> daniel: stemming charges from a christmas day standoff. >> don't want anyone getting hurt today. >> daniel: fox25 was only station on the scene when they took mark levine into custody. at end of standoff his summer street home went up in flame and right now cause still under investigation. he is reportedly facing disorderly conduct and gun related charges. >> julie: boston area chipolte linked to norovirus is back in business. chief petty officer restaurant opened for the first time in weeks. closed earlier this month after 136 people, hostly boston college students got sick. it was traced back to sick employee and not believed to be linked to ongoing e. coli outbreak. some people tell us they are still unsure about eating there. >> so many different solid options around here don't see soon. >> julie: one person that does health inspector. he will have lunch there as show of confidence. >>>

he was under investigation for a while...then returned a box containing skeletons, jaws, legs and teeth. people in prairie du chien say "defintely unethical, i would say. i don't know why somebody would want to have that. i mean, if they're in power and wrongly abusing that...it's kind of a bad deal, i guess." the remains taken are believed between five hundred and two thousasa years old. munson, the former park superintendent is expected to be arraigned in federal cout on wednesday. police now have the bike of a waterloo teen -- moe sed -- whose body was found earlier this week in the cedar river. moe sed was last seen with his bike on october 22nd... officers were looking fororhis bike since his body had been in the cedar river on sunday. waterloo police say his bike was turned in y someone who found his bike in downtown waterloo. officers say they're unsure how long this person had the bike. information about funeral arrangements and a memorial fund set up tooelp cover those costs can be found on our website, kwwl dot com. the big 12 conference says iowa state properly handeled the p

it is a mind-controlled arm that attaches directly to his skeleton. result of a decade of work and $120 million of military funding. courtney: so, this is the first time that we are attaching a prosthetic device to an implant that protrudes out of his skin and allows the prosthesis to actually be physically attached to his skeleton. >> ok, elbows in. johnny: i had a problem with all the arms that i was working with. i was having skin breakdown on my stump. with osseointegration, you do not have to worry about suction on the stump, it connects directly to the implant. so therefore, you can continue wearing it, no matter what. sam: johnny's implant allows for more strength and mobility. but maybe more impressive is he can control the arm with his thoughts. for this, he had to undergo another surgery to rearrange the nerves from his missing arm. >> so we will start with new movement. ready? go. dr. chi: we are actually witnessing something that has never been done before. is johnny really controlling that limb by thinking about it with normal, intuitive

they are saying the skeletons came from a cemetery in another state. more than an hour away. man said he's a priest of the religion which uses skeletal remains for medicinal purposes. police assisted him on a fugitive from justice charge. >>> baltimore man is facing attempted murder charges after setting two co-workers on fire. 28-year-old christopher harrison jr. is being held without bail. police say a work dispute somehow led harrison to douse his co-workers in gasoline and set them on fire. the victims are in the hospital in critical condition. >>> look at this the, a special holiday tribute to the victims of the terror attacks in paris, the 24th annual parade of lights in alexandria. over 50 boats decorated and trimmed with lights down the river. this one right here has got the blue, white, and red eiffel tower. >>> this next story out of new jersey is a conflicted one. town council member now says she is not resigning. she stepped down after the rest of the council voted to call the town's tree lighting a christmas ceremony. for the last 20 years, they've called it the

. >> we stabilize the remaining portions of the skeleton, we stabilize the inside lining of the mouth, we secure the eyelids are now we begin to inset the back of the scalp. >> reporter: anchoring bones, nerves, muscles, before securing in place 26 hours after the surgery began. >> congratulations, everyone. excellent job today. >> when the surgery was over, what went through your mind? >> now you start thinking about what's going to happen? >> ironically, now you've >> correct. >> reporter: infection is the main concern. pat's immune system is compromised by the anti-rejection medications he'll be on for the rest of his-. nine days after surgery, pat is finally out of bed but has yet to see his new face. dr. rodriguez worries his new appearance could frighten him. >> are you nervous? no, not at all? do you have any idea what to expect? what it's going to look like? so here we go. here. give me your hand. go ahead and just turn that around. just take a close look at it. let me see a gauze. reflection for the very first time. >> can you see your hair growing? can you see your beard? >>

a variety of different ways from motion to identifying who a person is based on the shape of the skeleton as well as measuring the breathing and heart rate. >> reporter: it could also be used in law enforcement. >> we could know where the people are standing and where the hostages are and where the guns are before we send the police officers in. >> reporter: they want to bring this to market by 2017. chris mcginness wbz news. >>> a recall ahead work>>> i hundred -- a recall ahead.>> hundreds of thousands of come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart attack. brilinta worked better than plavix. and even reduced the chances of dying from another one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to doctor. since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots

. >>> plus, human skeletons found inside a man's apartment. where they came from and why police believe he had them and also, we have erica here with the weekend forecast. >> all right. it keeps getting better if you temperatures reaching into the 50s today and milder tomorrow but it's been a mild fall. i'll let you know if there is and killed a man after a man tried to rob a bank and confronted a man with a raiser. the video is graphic. the shirtless man was welding a straight edged raiser and three armed officers tried to get the situation under control. one officer fired a taser and immediately after gunshots. >> i know that there are videos out there in the media. if you slow the videos down carefully, you'll see the weapon is raised at the moment the shot takes place. >> the fbi is investigating the attempted bank robbery. under a new policy the shooting is being investigated by a separate police agency. >>> new documents released in the controversial police shooting of a teenager in chicago appear to contradict dashcam video of the shoot

at least six skeletons were stolen from a family tomb. amador medina of connecticut is charged in that crime. now detectives say three more bodies may have been taken from a second crypt. all city mausoleums are now being checked. antoinette: two millbury students could face charges, accused of making a hit list. police say no students were ever in danger. a school resource officer was tipped off to the list. the superintendent is not saying exactly what the threat was. emily: a public school in holyoke that specializes in the care of emotionally disabled children is now accused of abusing them. an investigation by the disability law center finds children at the peck school were neglect, and improper seclusion. the report alleges in some cases students were forced to the floor, face-down. staff members are also accused of slamming students into walls, antoinette: new developments in the california shooting rampage. pictures of a high school in san bernardino county recovered from the shooter. authorities believe syed farook was plotting o

sam rockwell has a few skeletons in his closet in "don verdean." he plays a self-proclaimed biblical archaeologist hired to find sacred relics in the holy land. but when he runs into international red tape, don turns to grave robing to protect his integrity. "don verdean" is in theaters and on- demand. "if frank stockburn is your father, raise your hand." adam sandler gets bushwhacked by his own family tree in "the ridiculous six." he plays an outlaw raised in indian territory. but when his father is kidnapped, sandler joins forces with five brothers he never knew he had to track down the old man. "the ridiculous six" comes to select theaters and netflix. that's the box office preview, raphael seth, nbc news. >> a world record sized christmas tree... composed of people. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want

november 16th, officer kristin brady saw a man wearing a black hoodie, black gloves, with a black skeleton mask. out of her patrol car she didn't , have time to radio in before the suspect attacked, knocking her to the ground, forcefully trying to get her gun. thankfully, it was in a new holster, bought for anderson officers with money seized in a drug case. >> there's a certain combination of locks, slides, and buttons that you have to know how to push to get that holster out. mandy: chief jim stewart says that's the one thing that saved his officer. without a gun, he says the suspect pulled out a knife. the officer fought the man off before he ran into the woods near edenbrook circle, in the oak hill subdivision off clemson boulevard. kristi hendrix and bryan gary were arrested on drug charges investigating the assault case say they found a meth lab at the couple's anderson village apartment, which is near the scene. both had also been spotted in the area where the attack happened. >> i know we have two people in custody that i feel sure were involved with this case. i need, somehow, to

. >> reporter: he told police he wasn't acting alone when he stole the skeletons in september. >> man: the locks were cut in may yet the removals weren't until september. now, this is what we're looking for, what was the delay? >> reporter: friends of the cemetery say it's on the signal registry and the mausoleum s are a century old and they're horrified over this creepy crime. >> woman: this is a very sacred place where people bury their families and go to grieve so when something like this occurs, >> reporter: police are warning other cemeteries to check their mausoleum s to see if there are break ins. >>> a man facing a judge after a home invasion. 22-year-old kevin murphy seen here appearing in court today. he and another guy broke into a home on tuesday and tied up a pregnant woman to her bed. investigators say the suspects home. tonight, police are still searching for the second suspect. >>> the prosecution resting today in the case of phillip chism. closing arguments will start friday. >>> campus police officers at northeastern university will force. some campus police officers

officer kristin brady saw a man wearing a black hoodie, black gloves, with a black skeleton mask. anderson police chief jim stewart says the officer got out of her patrol car, but before she could radio in, he says the suspect rushed at her, knocking the officer to the ground, forcefully trying to get the gun out of the officer's holster. when he couldn't, stewart says the suspect pulled out a knife, but the officer fought him off before running into the woods. stewart says this is one of those cases that haunt him. >> we have 140 officers at this agency. we have 102 on the road, and 38 within our detention center. at times, i feel like i have 139 kids down here, and i take it personal. mandy: two suspects were arrested that night at their near apartment on miracle mile drive. kristi hendrix and bryan gary are facing drug charges, but the scene, and he says if they weren't involved, they have information -- they may have information on the case. that's where the public's help comes in. anyone with information is asked to call crimestoppers at 888-crime-sc. there is a $1,000 reward

or old skeletons you knows. >> this is a place of rest for loved ones of yours. >> yes. yes. i probably snap if it was one of my family members you know. >> the suspect has a court appearance in connecticut tomorrow. >>> well, close call for actor morgan freeman after his plane went off the runway after an emergency landing. he had just taken off from a small airport in mississippi. in a statement, freeman said -- the plane went into a field morgan and the pilot were the only people on board. >>> elise finch here now with your exclusive cbs2 forecast and we've had a great weekend of weather. >> we really have. today wasn't quite as warm as we had hoped but still really let's take a look at some of of the temperatures, the cbs2 weather watchers. letting us know what evening. we have a 50-degree reading here from david in bayonne. he says it's 50 degrees where he is. we've got some 45-degree tempts, in fact a number of them. degrees. some very mild temperatures of course you head into parts to have low earl hudson valley and -- of the low earl hudson valley getting closer to fr

reporter: police are already investigating six skeletons from a tomb. yesterday, a connecticut man was charged in connection with that say they found the skeletal remains. he claims that he paid another man to steal the remains and was using them for weight africa religious ritual. in the course of the investigation detectives discovered three additional bodies may have been stolen from a second mausoleum. no details on the second one police are still trying to contact the family involved. right now a city wide check of so far, no other signs of foul play. the man is being held on $100,000 bail. police are still looking for the man who helped him. wcvb, newscenter 5. >> the u.s. senate is taking action today to-or that man. the man you're looking at right there, a hero. glen, a winchester man who was billed in benghazi. >> glen, a former navy seal was a government contractor for seven years before he was killed in 2012 when the u.s. embassy in benghazi was attacked. for seven years he was required by the government to buy an insurance policy for $4,000

this is what becomes of coral when it has died, and its remaining skeleton becomes brittle and collapses. >> when i think of a coral reef i think of an ecosystem that's full of life, colorful and structured, almost cathedral-like, but i have to say i'm a little heart broken right now because where i'm standing right now is indicative of what might happen to corals if the threats go uncontrolled, they'll probably look more and more like this. >> from the rainforest of the seas to a lifeless pile of rubble. and without change, it is a fate that could befall the world's coral reefs within most of our lifetimes. >> i've never seen coral bleaching like this, i've never seen this happening, where you see entire mounds of coral that are just completely on the verge of death. >> how does that make you feel? >> i'm sad, you know, it made me actually really really sad to go through there because i think of a coral reef as this iconic system. for me it was almost a spiritual experience to be in this area that is just teeming with life, everywhere you look something is happening and then you see the

human skeletons found inside a man's apartment. where they came from and why police believe he had them. >>> tomorrow, a man accused of having stolen bodies in his hartford apartment is going to face a judge. he was arrested yesterday. police say they found the remains of five bodies in his apartment. the bodies were taken from a mausoleum at hope cemetery in worcester, massachusetts. police say medina used the remains for medicinal purposes relating to the religion santoria. >> one of those people that do voodoo-type stuff. but i never seen nothing, you know, out of the ordinary. and two children had been taken from that mausoleum and were apparently found in his apartment. >>> a councilmember in rosell park, new jersey, has decided not to resign following a christmas tree controversy. charlene story said the city council's decision to change the annual tree lighting to a christmas tree lighting discriminated against non-christians. after the mayor agreed to let story head up a new committee on diversity, she rescinded her resigna

it comes after six skeletons were confirmed stolen from a family tomb last week. amador medina of connecticut is charged for that crime. now worcester detectives say three more bodies may have been taken from a second crypt. a check of all city cemetery ed: two millbury students could be charged accused of making a hit list. police say no other students were ever in any danger. a school resource officer was tipped off to the list. the superintendent is not saying exactly what the threat was. heather: a public school in holyoke that specializes in the care of emotionally-disaged children, is now accused of abusing them. am investigation by the disability law center found that children at the tech school were subjected to excessive force, neglect and improper see solution. that report alleges in some case, they were forced to the floor. staff members are accused of slamming student students into walls and spitting on them. ed: there are mu developments tonight in the california schoolshooting rampage. what the killer company may have been plotting next. pictures of

he said he's a priest, 1 skeleton found at his apartment apparently still dressed in clothing. >> there were marble covers to the areas where the caskets and the bodies were laid to rest and so they had to be smashed and damaged and the caskets had to be removed and opened. >> reporter: in all nine adults and two children were interred in this mausoleum including bob's grandfather who left harvard to fight in world grandfather charles handler holton. >> we're -- chandler holton. >> we're also concerned about wept are the remains are being -- whether the remains are being handled properly and with dignity and, of course, where are the remains? >> reporter: the family's main focus tonight is returning those remains in a dignified way and eventually repairing that damaged mausoleum. >>> in new york state the call is overturned and for now fantasy sports will stay in business. boston-based draftkings and fanduel have won the right to continue operating. a judge in new york ruled they could no longer take bets. new york attorney general wants to shut down these sites. >>> drones have become

. >> for a tastey one they'll gnaw the bark off leaving a skeleton of the tree behind. >> the trees help the goats as a natural dewarmer -- dewormer. the goats leave behind a beneficial fertilizer by virtue of being goats. >>reporter: if you are lucky, you might see them fight over their delicious holiday treat. >> it is a bit of a feeding frenzy. if they get really excited they'll should have shove each other out of the way. they get very enthusiastic i. >> reporter: during the rest of the year, the goats make their living clearing brush, backyards and fire hazards around the bay area. >> they love their work. they eat for a living. ktvu, fox 2. >> they can go to town on these crises mass trees. they can only consume 20 trees awe head. call ahead before heading to the city grazing in the bayview district. it is accepting trees on wednesdays from 4:00 to 6:00. on new year's day in 12:00 to 4:00 and the next two weekends from 12:00 to 4:00. >> that is pretty cool. mine just went into the chipper for the boy scouts. boring, but a good cause. not as cool as a goat. but a good cause and they

texas alone this weekend when tornadoes ripped through the state, tearing apart buildings, leaving skeleton structures and shattered wood behind. the destructive winds are part of a massive storm system wreaking havoc across the nation with a deadly mix of tornadoes, ice, blizzards and flooding stretching from new mexico to maine. at least two dozen people have died and more than 100 million more could flooding and snow from this same system. white gathers his belongings in just a sweatshirt while others in the lone star state are digging out of frigid blizzard conditions just part of the bizarre and brutal weather here. texas is among the hardest hit states along with illinois and missouri each reporting multiple deaths. at least four international soldiers stationed at fort leonard wood perished in missouri this weekend when their car was overtaken by rising water "they did find two individuals in the car we found two other men that were actually outside the vehicle in a creek."now as hundreds of americans are beginning to see the destruction left in the storm's path, millions more are br

the red crescent to help people with shelter, their basic, you know, houses in buildings in the skeleton buildings, but that is definitely not enough, and much more needs to be done and greater access needs to be granted for us to help those people as the winter is going to be harsh. >> do you expect to get that access? do you expect to be able to get more aid into homs? >> well, we are hoping that this 18 truck convoy is only the beginning and that more aid to many more places in need of humanitarian help will be allowed. we welcome any sort of political settlement that allows the humanitarian aid to reach people in need since we are hoping to do much more here. >> good to talk to you, many thanks indeed. >>> iran's presidentry has noti said the decision by the world's nuke wash dog to end an investigation into his countries and would nuclear activity is a political victory, saying that the 12 year investigation is closed into iran's nuclear program. the united nations said iran violated a missile ban when it test fired a rocket in october. we have a report from new york. >>> first, the