governor rick snyder knows best. so he'll sweep away your elected officials and instead he'll install someone to run your town. to fix things without pesky voters getting in the way. it's such a radical idea. it's a radical idea let alone a thing to go through with and do. i still almost can't believe it's real. all these years after we started covering it. but very quietly this is the very radical thing that michigan has started doing. it's been going on for a few years now. rick snyder's in his second term as governor now. it's been going on long enough that we can see how it works. turns out with a few exceptions towns or school boards that get put under this emergency state management oversight, turns out in most cases they never really come out of it again. in theory the idea is to hit pause on democracy so real work can get done fixing places and then democracy can unpause and start up again in those places once those big problems have been fixed. that's the theoretical idea. that is mostly not been the way it'

the boss of all of them is rick snyder. governor of michigan. decided to test to see what powers she might still have in michigan, she decided to declare a state of manmade disaster, state of manmade emergency in flint, that's how she's spending her holidays. her office tells us they're currently working on a response plan. they say they'll try to get the most help for flint kids and for the town, and they'll have a better chance of getting that help if governor snyder supports their disaster declaration because that could open the door to federal help. governor snyder's office tells us they did send over some representatives from the michigan state police to talk to flint about it. they say they will work closely with flint now. the governor's office would very much like us to mention the $10 million they allocated to try to help fix this problem. as for whether governor snyder is going to block or support flint's declaration of disaster, the governor's office would only tell us that so far they have not received it. that's word today from your

plus there's the state environmental agency which reports to governor snyder.agency, which found evidence of elevated lead levels of flint human beings over the summer while the state publicly maintained that everything was fiep, everything was safe and anybody telling you otherwise was a kook or a crank. the boz ss of all of them, the e they reported to is rick snyder, governor of michigan. the new mayor of flint just decided to test to see what powers she might still have in michigan. she decided to declare a state of manmade disaster. state of manmade emergency in flint. that's how she's spending her holidays. they're currently work on a response plan. they say they'll try to get the most help for flint kids and for the town and they'll have a better chance of getting that help if governor snyder supports their disaster declaration because that could open the door to federal help. governor snyder said they sent representatives from the michigan state police and said they'll talk to them about it. the governor's office would very much like to mention the $10

it was enough that rachel on this show addressed governor snyder directly. watch this. >> governor, the water of flint, michigan has been poisoned. and this -- let me say here for a second, i think the resistance to this being seen as a national story is because people think of lead as being a long-term infrastructure problem. things went bad in that old city that needs work. if you want to make an analogy to personal health, this is not like something coming due after you've had bad diet and no exercise for 20 years. this is the personal health equivalent of having been shot. this is not something that went bad over a long period of time. this is they flipped a switch to turn off one spigot last april and turn on a different spit got and the one they turned on poisoned the kids. the kids of flint mish have been poisoned by a policy decision. all at once. the town has been poisoned. under your watch, governor. through the actions and inactions of people who report to you and the people who you appointed. the emergency manager who signed that international or

also with us is tom snyder who t is with the national center for education statistics.h tom snyder, what is that on at organization? >> the centerl le collects data education at all levels starting from pre-primary education through higher education. today we'll be talking about kn some of thesa findings we have from our annual report on indicators of school crime and safety. so the news opens up with some positive things about a decline in school crime.ol so overall if we look at a long period of time we have a decline in school crime this is reported by teens and what we see is thar 20 years ago in 1992 we had 181a crimes per thousand students and it's down to 55 now. >> how do you define a crime? how do you define violence in schools? are we talking about shootings? bullying? >> primarily we're talking about fights. a lot of thefts, these would be. things that might be taken from lockers. it has to be something of a value of $10 or more. these are crimes reported by the students and one thing i think we want to highlight is that there's lots of friend crime data reported by schools, p

victor's past, so many think that officer snyder is commendable. >> he made sure that i was all right. i'll never forget that. >> john: in spindale, john le, news 13. >> you have a good one. >> same to you. >> tammy: another sweet story. >>> turning now to weather. it's been a wet start, jason. >> jason: 66 for the high. 56 on the low. nowhere near the average high. we've seen that so many times. we're almost to 6.6 for the month. almost to 7 inches in surplus i'll show you >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> jason: so our rain chances are very high. of course likely this evening to find rain. but the good news is tomorrow they go down to 30%. then right back up wednesday. wednesday is another southern soaker for us. close to 100 for many of us. and then they drop off. chances of rain down to nothing new year's day right in to the first weekend of the new year. south-southeast wind 15. dewoint ridiculously warm. 59 degrees. the dew point at 66 degrees. more like may, folks, than anything else, as it has been recently. record warmest temperatures we've now set or met in the last

. >> tom snyder, this information we're looking at, is it available online?es. >> it's available at nces.ed. v nces.ed.gov. >> roy is in cambridge, massachusetts. roy, you're on the "washington . journal." we're talking aboutll theer: statistics around school violence, et cetera, please go ahead. >> caller: i have two comments and a question one is regardingf ms. randazzo's emphasis on school resource officers. there was an incident recently in ohio where the gentleman was. fired because he was allegedly too violent with a student who was confrontational with him. so he was trained in that area but he still had a problem. on the other hand in general, bull league is a problem, in pub granted but i think it's being a emphasized too much in public q schools and they're forgetting what their primary mission is, namely educating students and my question has to do with resolving these problems with students that get violence in school or school violence in ah general. in 1965 senator patrick moynihan did a study on families and found that families that don't have

re >> tom snyder from the nces report, this is one of your d mortar dramatic charts. what are we seeing? we are >> we're seeing a decline overall in school crime both er. away from school and at school and this is part of a historical pattern. we've had less progress in the most recent years but if we lood at a long period of time we can see school crime has decreased? >> what do you acontribute this chart to, this fall?that? or don't you?host >> it's difficult to establish a cause and effect relationship. >> dr. randazzo, do you have a cause and effect relationship? >> i have speculation.t data appreciate tom's perspective because i think it's appropriate when we look at data. we never know exactly unless i we've done a controlled study what the cause and effect is here. but i think what we've seen ove the past decades, 15 years, is s greater awareness and attention to the issues of what's going on in our schools beyond the missi educational mission.that. there's been policy debate around the educational mission l but at the same time recognizinp schools are small co

defense.investigators say "eric snyder" died friday. deputies say snyder assaulted a woman on gilliam road on thursday.when she called for help.. authorities say snyder attacked another man, who then stabbed him. no charges have 3 the spartanburg county coroner is investigating a suspicious death in cowpens.the coroner says brent tesneer died at the hospital after he was found behind the hardee's sunday morning.right now, it's not clear how he died.. or why his death is considered suspicious. we're told cowpens police are investigating. 3 3 this week.. south carolina congressman trey gowdy will be in iowa to support one of the presidential candidates. candidates.gowdy's office says he'll be campaigning with florida senator marco rubio on tuesday and wednesday.gowdy's spokesperson says he'll be speaking at six rubio campaign events.voters in iowa will be the first in the nation to vote in the presidential primaries.their caucus is set for february first. 3 there are now 13 republicans running for the presidential nomination, after south

jill snyder,atf sp agent in charge. if someone went to nevada today and purchased 100 guns and brought them to ca we wouldn't necessarily know about it. we don't know about all of them. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) that was ken bastida reporting. purry was also ordered to serve 3 years of supervised release after prison. prosecutors say he made more than 92 thousand dollars re- selling the guns. /// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > "glee" star mark salling... a.k.a "noah puck" is being investigated by l-a police. ((brian loftus)) what they found at his home after serving a search warrant. colorful scene in rome.. as a special lego exhibition arrives for the public to see. nathan sawaya's lego artwork "the art of the brick" contains 85 sculptures. he's an award winning artist who creates the most unlikely things.. and has used more than one million lego bricks to create his artwork. the exhibit is currently on a global tour. /// let's get to sherry with a look sherry swensk cold all around the valley right now 32 on the strip -- 31

defense.investigators say "eric snyder" died friday. deputies say snyder assaulted a woman on gilliam road on thursday.when she called for help.. authorities say snyder attacked another man, who then stabbed him. no charges have been filed. 3 the spartanburg county coroner is investigating a suspicious death in cowpens.the coroner says brent tesneer died at the hospital after he was found behind the hardee's sunday morning.right now, it's not clear how he died.. or why his death is considered suspicious. we're told cowpens police are investigating. 3 3 this week.. south carolina congressman trey gowdy will be in iowa to support one of the presidential candidates. candidates.gowdy's office says he'll be campaigning with florida senator marco rubio on tuesday and wednesday.gowdy's spokesperson says he'll be speaking at six rubio campaign events.voters in iowa will be the first in the nation to vote in the presidential primaries.their caucus is set for february first. 3 there are now 13 republicans running for the presidential nomination,

eve.investigators say "eric snyder" from greer was attacking a woman on gilliam road when the victim escaped to her estranged husband for help.reports show snyder then attacked the estranged husband who stabbed snyder once in self defense.snyder was taken to the hospital where he died the next day. 3 sled is working to figure out how a spartanburg county inmate died. died.investigators say james glenn was found unresponsive in his cell on wednesday.he was taken to the hospital-- where he was pronounced dead. investigators say an autopsy was done but they're still waiting for the results. 3 a spartanburg county man is out of jail after being accused of kidnapping a woman. woman.this is a look at the suspect -- ray glenn.reports show a woodruff woman hid in her bathroom after glenn kicked her front door in.the woman says he used a sledge hammer to break her bathroom door down then dragged her out by her hair. 3 greenville county troopers are looking for a vehicle that looks like this that may have been involved in a hit and run. it happened on december 19th on highway 25 near the wendy

eve.investigators say "eric snyder" from greer was attacking a woman on gilliam road when the victim escaped to her estranged husband for help.reports show snyder then attacked the estranged husband who stabbed snyder once in self defense.snyder was taken to the hospital where he died the next day. 3 sled is working to figure out how a spartanburg county inmate died. died.investigators say james glenn was found unresponsive in his cell on wednesday.he was taken to the hospital-- where he was pronounced dead. investigators say an autopsy s done but they're still waiting for the results. 3 a spartanburg county man is out of jail after being accused of kidnapping a woman. woman.this is a look at the suspect -- ray glenn.reports show a woodruff woman hid in her bathroom after glenn kicked her front door in.the woman says he used a sledge hammer to break her bathroom door down then dragged her out by her hair. 3 greenville county troopers are looking for a vehicle that looks like this that may have been involved in a hit and run. it happened just before 4:00 in the afternoon of december 1

now, that break seems to be over. >> thanks so much for that report. >>> meteorologist bonnie snyder is here with an update on the weather. >> we are tracking the threat for tornadoes, as well as heavy snow. jackson, mississippi, we have a tornado watch. new orleans, as well. record rainfall so far this season and now snow is falling. we also have rain coming into the bay area, just to the south batch of rain coming through. you will see snow accumulate in the foot jlghills of the sierra. we're also getting rain and snow into further areas north, as well as into the reno area, we could see a light dusting of snow. let's talk about snow elsewhere. we have snow and rain working through areas of des moines and davenport. if you're traveling to chicago today, they are faceing sleet and snow early but it should taper off early. high in chicago, 33. really cold in boise, 22 degrees. 27 in billings. 59 in los angeles. 40 in seattle. that's it for your high. does it get warmer for tuesday? not really. we're looking at temperatures in california. temperatures in the upper 50s. so much of the

the snyder deal off. fascinating.rles: we will have to see what the reasons are when they talk about it later. jonathan: we're going to talk about stocks now. the sectors that you hate. we could all do that. what you like next year echo charles: -- next year? charles: some of them have done it really very well, like insurance, travel and leisure, media, general retailers are coming off the top little bit. care, i don'talth really like that sector. jonathan: expand on that. charles: they are not finding the drugs they need to. they spend a lot of shareholders money to find the drugs. think you've got more downside than upside. it could be one of those sectors think it turned out to be a lot more than people expected. insurance, media. they have all done very well. you can begin to feel that one of the reasons why they are a few sectors doing quite well is people are being forced out of other sectors by oils and miners. they have done quite badly. the market getting quite thin. guy: we have plenty more we need to be tal

cory snyder. 38 saves for new jersey. 29 saves in the bruins net. issued out and the very first attempt was by ryan spooner. he beats cory snyder over his shoulder. back and forth they went. the bruins win it, 2-1 the final. coming up, sunday sports overtime. we talk about the patriots now, next week and who should be this season' s m.v.p. in the national football league. all of that in a couple of minutes. reid: coming up next crunching , some historic box office numbers. heather: "star wars: the force awakens" has a light speed debut. we' ll tally up the tickets stra catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. phave you started shopping? v just waiting for inspiration to strike. and there it is! z done! genius. give the gift of dunkin' coffee. get 3 pounds for $19.99, only at dunkin' restaurants. america runs on dunkin'. heather: talk of a galactic haul. reid: star wars smashing box office records. million in its opening

snyder has said he will never change the name. california is cleaning up from its third major storm in just a week. the system brought snow to sierra nevada and rain and strong winds to the northern part of the state. some roads were turned into rivers. it also triggered mudslides brought down trees and caused power outages. the wind delayed some flights out of oakland and san francisco's airport. in texas, at least for conformed over the touched down weekend for it at least 50 homes were destroyed in the town of window. further south, strong wind is being blamed for blowing dozens of train cars off a bridge in love can sunday morning. amazingly, no one was hurt. officials say the train cars were being stored on the bridge and were being monitors at the time of the incident. now, a check for our local weather. some rain, but it is still warm out there. >> even after this cold front, it won't be much colder. a strong or cold front comes in on tuesday. for the weekend, we are in the 40's. that is where we should be for this time of

bill snyder goes in today. also on the staff, kirk ferentz and bob stoops. we will find out if they get it down the road. that is a testament to the greatest coaching staff in history. infielder ben zobrist signed to a four year, $56 million deal. the cubs traded starlin castro morrison and someone to be named -- adam warren and someone to be named later. they love. -- they have an infield that they love. steve: we needed a second baseman. stacey: if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution kurtis: pupils lunch tomorrow, 55. 50's on friday -- beautiful sunshine tomorrow. cooler next week. stacey: late show with stephen

jill snyder,atf sp agent in charge. if someone went to nevada today brought them to ca we wouldn't necessarily know about it. we don't know about all of them. > ((dave courvoisier)) that was ken bastida reporting. purry was also ordered to serve three years of supervised release after prison. prosecutors say he made more than 92 thousand dollars re- selling the guns./// ((paula francis)) > a 14-year-old utah teen is lucky to be alive after spending 28 hours lost... in temperatures near zero. brayden neilson went out hunting on saturday in ogdon bay... north of salt lake city. the teen was separated from his friend... and after hours, he called 9-1-1... but he had no idea where he was... couldn't concentrate, and was delusional: (( brayden neilson/survivor: "i started popping off shots out of my shotgun and probably shot about 25 rounds // i started crying and freaking out" )) ((paula francis)) brayden walked nearly 11 miles... and after nine hours a search crew found him 50 miles from home. he was hypothermic and halluc

>>reporter: officer close snyder pushed him all the way home. the picture posted on the spill spilldale police facebook-page has been shared and liked for thousands of times i. did not prepare him for a humble hero. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing all right. >> reuniting with the man who never questioned. >> yes, sir. absolutely. >> thank you. >>reporter: snyder says as an officer he has a duty to respond, regardless of rap sheet. >> his past didn't matter. we were going to help him out either way. >> you don't find too many people like you. when you have been knocked down as long as i have and to get out, you -- every where i went for some help, i wasn't able to get it. >> it's important to get out and helm these people out. >>reporter: many people think this is a snapshot of so many good deeds cops are rarely recognized for. no matter what you think of victor's past, so many think what officer snyder did in the present is commendable. >> y'all make sure i wasasll right, you know. i will never forget that. >>reporter: in spindale, john lee,

the town and they'll have a better chance of getting that help if governor snyder supports their disaster declaration because that could open the door to federal help. governor snyder said they sent representatives from the michigan state police and said they'll talk to them about it. the governor's office would very much like to mention the $10 million to they allocated to try to fix this problem as for whether governor snyder is going to block or support their disaster of a state of emergency, they just say they have not received it. this is a michigan disaster, but honestly it's starting to feel like it's no longer flint or michigan waiting for his answer on this anymore. it's starting to feel like it's the whole country. watch this space. >> good evening, lawrence. >> i was watching your show tonight. >> there's a word i never heard you use before. i can't think of how many times i've heard you use yiddish before, but this one was really really striking. i am going to try in the next 60 minutes to clean things up around here. and not use that word. not quote donald trump when it comes

jodie snyder joins us from tokyo. run us through those changes.e target for the asset purchase has not changed. bertram governor kuroda himself in a news conference. he kept making that point saying these were technical changes. they don't change the overall size of the program. by.inue to stand quantitative easing. we will continue to do it as long as it makes sense. also that they continue to stand by 2% inflation target. they will do their utmost to reach that target. he was making it clear that the program, they are tweaking the program. he knows of the changes are confusing. jonathan: will get to the potential for a move in 2016. but i want to talk to you about is the inflation target. he did mention crude. on brent. what is the risk of that inflation if it gets pushed back once more? give me more color. jodi: he was very firm about standing by the target. the drop in prices recently has made that more complicated. that will be a big issue. that is one of the things economists are talking about. about whether they are going to be able to make

governor snyder also issued an apology to flint residents.but many residents say the apology doesn't go far enough. thousands have taken to social media calling for snyder's arrest. michigan activists are planning to hold a tribunal on flint water poisoning and the continued shutoffs of drinking water in detroit in the coming weeks. and on the lakota pine ridge indian reservation, hundreds of lakotas and supporters arrived on horseback at the gravesite at wounded knee to honor the 125-year anniversary of the massacre on december 29, 1890, u.s. army killed as many as 300 oglala latoka indians, including many women and children. the commemorative chief big foot band memorial ride began more than a week ago when riders set out from bridger, south dakota. they traveled more than 150 miles on horseback until reaching wounded knee. the site is remembered as not only for the 1890 massacre, but also for the historic 1973 occupation, in which members of the american indian movement occupied wounded knee to demand their treaty rights. in this clip from

jim: bob, jim snyder here with you. we're speaking to bob pittman. we appreciate the expertise. you were talking about that one in russia. if memory serves, it wasn't the pieces hitting anyone that cause the damage, it was the force of the reentry. >> it was a sonic boom. you have a tremendous amount of force being exerted. in that case, it got close that kind of pressure weight moving across the surface can do a lot of damage. jim: it could be a piece of space junk or man-made material coming back to earth. most people figure there is someone out there tracking every small piece out there but that's not the case. >> we are close to a lighter meteor shower for every year, that shower. every year, the earth gains thousands of kinds of material. we very rarely see it in the daytime. marie: this is a fascinating site. i just want to place him on hold bring in new video. another perspective we can take a close look at. a bit of a further shot. don the lane shot this video. -- donnie lane shot this video. you can really see the disintegration so clearly. jim: jeff is with us as well

because of the dangerous conditions, governor rick snyder has ordered offices to be closed this afternoon. at this point police are telling people if you do not have anywhere to be, just stay off the roads. michigan, i'm britney gray. >> frank: new developments in a case that began with an amber alerd. one of four suspects, trena weaver of asheville had her court appearance this afternoon. alleged kidnapping of three-year-old harlee and one-year-old elijah joyner. >> i didn't see the children leave. but we saw the children being taken in. >> by the woman? >> mm-hmm. >> frank: belinda says trena was taken a few is hundred feet from where williams lives. >>> an asheville man indicted on multiple child felony sex offenses. antwon miller was granted a court appointed attorney. >> hope: we have a traffic alert for drivers taking i-26 towards hendersonville soon. >> frank: there's a crash, jaclyn. >> jaclyn: frank, all the way back up to patton avenue. it's a good idea to avoid that stretch of i-26 if you can. heads up for drivers over in candler. the fire department is on scene directing traff

we will talk to thomas snyder on education statistics. washington journal live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span with your phone calls, tweets, and facebook comments. clark's book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors on c-span two. saturday afternoon it is the 15th annual vegas valley book festival in las vegas featuring author talks on race, free speech, and the american west. collects there was a tragic word invented by an australian theropologist that is uncontrollable loss of a place that you know that has been pulled out from underneath your feet. you feel nostalgia for a place you have been in want to go back to. but this is where you are standing still in watching the landscape go away. >> at 10:00 p.m., pulitzer prize-winning journalist examines the business culture of college football. >> i don't think the players in a few years of be satisfied just with a couple thousand dollars. some of them are quite smart. they are at least smart enough to see where the money is and what the coaches are being paid and as

champion kyven gadson finished his career at iowa using a move dubbed "the gadson" put ohio state's kyle snyder on his back - winning his first --ice cream-- at number 5 we step back to a historic day in the mcleod center - november 21st - the north carolina tar heels became the first top ranked team in more than 30 years to visit a missouri valley arena - and the uni panthers - rallying from a 16 point second half deficit behind 21 points from down in the biggest win in mcleod center history - our fourth top story comes from another unexpected, incredible moment from zach johnson - the cedar rapids native - about 8 years removed from his masters championship - took another major at the age of 39 - claret jug from historic saint andrews - we had the panthers at number 5 - and we hit 'em again at number - back in the spring - uni took over saint louis - winning 3 straight in the mvc the panthers grabbed their first tournament title in 5 years - which vaulted them to a 5 seed in the ncaa tournament - the highest in school history - and we had another tournament title at number two - as the iowa s

bonny snyder is here to talk about the bearish weather but boy, was that person lucky. >> absolutely. but you are right about the weather. we've seen the snow across areas in the northeast and we have snow in the midwest and the plains. the temperature is 20 degrees and there is a winter weather advisory for lower minnesota and minneapolis right now. this is another huge story that will really ramp up the threat for flooding. right now a flood stage along the mississippi over 400 river gauges with 48 reporting major flooding. and unfortunately thursday and friday we're looking at potential cresting all the way up to st. louis. hopefully it won't hit the record but we are looking at the forecast for major flooding. and further west, nice conditions in l.a. 62 today. 54 in san francisco. the sun is back after wet weather yet. and ice in the northeast and clear to the west. cooler. i think it will be comfortable in phoenix with a high of 60. lots pleasant conditions with sunshine in monterey, 57 degrees. that is what we're looking at across the country. we'll be watching for areas in the

i am in for jim snyder. christine: i am in for jessica moore. and southern nevada's big chill is not over yet. reed: chloe beardsley's keep an eye on the weather conditions. chloe: we are just gearing up for that cold air to settle in across the area. shout outs for this photo of we did see isolated showers just outside of the valley, even recorded at mccarran international airport for a brief period where we did see rain and snow mixture tonight. a quick look at the total so far, you can the about x inches for the canyon ski resort, not even measurable at mccarran international. just a trace of the nice snow showers. taking a look outside, partly cloudy in las vegas or this evening. this morning, we started off very chilly. if you think these temperatures are cold, take about 10 degrees off these numbers and gear up for the weekend. temperatures overnight closer to the freezing mark, as we take a look at the current conditions outside -- dropping to the upper 30's for blue diamond. 30 degrees on the dot for summerlin, mid to upper 40's to the e

let's go to tokyo, where joni snyder joins us. kuroda has been talking this morning. what did he have to say for himself? >> he talked about his unwavering determination to hit that 2% inflation price target. he said it's not just about inflation. it's about growth. the economy here needs to see growth. it needs to see consumer spending go up and wage increases. thosesinesses to invest record profits back into the economy. he was talking about moving down that road. guy: in terms of the minutes, any surprises that came out? no real surprises, but it was interesting that wage increases seemed to the minds of the bank of japan board members at that meeting. they talked about closely watching the wage negotiations that have already begun in japan with labor unions and really trying to compel companies to put back some of their gains into the markets, and those record profits into wages. they are fearful that if consumers don't start spending now, when oil prices go back up again and they have less disposable income, that would really hurt the economy. guy: we had one cal

attorney norm snyder said the high school glee club hired a convicted felon.he lawsuit claims negligence and said the part-time coach exchange thousands of text messages with the girl and had sex with her. two days after the encounter, the teen attempted suicide. the police cannot press charges because in maryland it's not a crime for a part-time coach to have sex with an underaged athlete. it's illegal for a full-time coach to do so. a loophole.lutely if you were a full-time employee, of montgomery county public schools or private schools, he would be liable for a fourth degree sexual assault. the glee club says is a as part it ways with that coach. leon: it has been called the worst freeway in america, and tonight changes could make it better up for discussion in falls church. vdot held a public meeting to transform i-66. many join to voice their concerns about paying a toll. they say it is too expensive and it would be a road for the rich, in their words, and other said tolls are a transportation problem, not a solution. the i-66 project was expected to sta

good evening, and jim snyder. jessica: i'm jessica moore. we have been speculating who bought the review journal. we are not the only ones. today, perhaps an answer. jeff gillan joins us at the state's biggest newspaper with what wjeff: good evening. good to see you. i have to tell you, what a mystery. this paper behind my shoulder, gets sold twice a year. they forgot $140 million. $40 million more than the sale back in march. somebody wanted the newspaper badly. today, perhaps you it is from fortune magazine. the report published before 1:00 hour time wednesday says sheldon adelson is the new owner. the paper was sold last week to a group called news and media capital group llc. only knew it was disk -- financial backerthey wanted to remain anonymous. they were upset. >> watched on journalists, and integrity groups, have rightly called for the new owners to be transparent and reveal their identities, or risk having the quality and value of provide rightly questioned by readers and employees. >> i think that there are a lot of people from a

jim: and i'm jim snyder in for reed tonight at 7:00. it's been more than 20 hours since the tragedy unfolded on the strip. of the possible motivation. reporter: it is right here on the strip where metro police say a woman intentionally ran into pedestrians on the sidewalk. sources tell us that 24-year-old lakeisha holloway told police, "i'm in pain, and i want others to feel that pain." police say 24-year-old lakeisha holloway who portland was living inside her car with her 3-year-old girl. in the police report. holloway told detectives that casino police continued to kick her off of their property. >> we believe she had a situation with the child's father. reporter: sunday night, police sidewalk in front of planet hollywood and paris casinos. >> the suspect, lakeisha holloway, repeatedly drove her car over pedestrians. some jumped on her car, banged on the window to get her to stop but she didn't. reporter: detectives say she pulled over a mile away from the first point of contact and told a val take a to call 9-1-1. >> she parked, exi

john snyder says in 22 years of business, he'd never been open this time of year. but he was overjoyed when st. nick stopped by to squeeze in a round before his annual worldwide trip. kurtis, you were tracking the big guy all tonight. kurtis: that is why he has been delayed. up in canada right now. he's going to slide on down. we have been watching him on our airport skycam. 31 degrees. humidity, 85%. it looks like it is starting to snow in audubon county. it will be that widespread, but by tomorrow morning, patchy fog. roland, 5.1. often, 4.5. 3.5 in marshalltown. christmas morning, patchy, dense fog. some melting by the noon hour. 35 degrees. we will hit a high around 39. there is our snow that will move on through. you can see the back edge of these clouds. there is another system upstream that we will have to keep an eye on. if you're traveling, it should be ok across most of the midwest. western nebraska, they will start see snow picking up. 49 kansas city, 54 in st. louis. green bay, 36. no one system moves out. high pressure slides all over the state. lake c

bill snyder has done a great job obviously at kansas state. it's been done. and again it's about having the foundation around you to get this thing done and we've got a great foundation around this program. so to me, that's the great challenge, i love a challenge, i love to build and that's why i knew this was the right place for matt campbell." jordan/bam: iowa will hit the field in indy saturday with the big ten coach of the year. kirk ferentz swept both the coaches and media vote. now ferentz and the boys have to gear up for their toughest opponent of the year... alex giamio has more from iowa city. "(alex giaimo) the goal from day one for the hawkeyes has been winning a big ten championship. now they'll get their chance on saturday against michigan state in indianapolis. two teams that pretty much match up dead even on paper. (kirk ferentz) in a lot of people's eyes we weren't supposed to be here right now so and cheek because it is important to us. it's not like we are out there just winging it. uh, we are probably the team that's not supposed to be ther

. > >kate:manager lee snyder says small ceramic heaters pack the most bang for your buck. but - before you invest in heatyou should probably make sure your windows and doors will actually keep it inside. no vote is definitely something that will save you a lot of money >>:use a hair dryer and it shrink wraps it > >kate : when it's time to get some fresh air come spring.just peal it off. although some customes came to warm things up the old fashioned way >> : i have a huge fireplace. >> : there are a lot of people who have only been here for a year or two and don't remember it being that cold. > >kate:people like christina byrd who says a small space heater was just the right size for her small apartment. >> : oh i'm coping. i'm not dying. > >kate: don't think that all of this talk about the cold means we have forgotten about the rain he sees people also stocking up for el nino as forecasters are predicting a big storm people are stockpiling on supplies >> catherine : p-g-and-e is working to restore natural gas service to homes in discovery bay. the problem happened early s

kevin: jim: reports that are good evening, and jim snyder.

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>> and i'm jim snyder. police say the woman threatened them with a gun and officers ended up shooting her. it's our top story. antonio castellan joins us live near craig and las vegas boulevard. antonio, what have you learned about how all of this started? reporter: police have not said what sparked this. we are waiting for a news conference to happen. metro police have just confirmed that the woman was shot and killed. metro s.w.a.t. officers swarmed a home near east craig road and las vegas boulevard after receiving calls about a suicidal woman. officers say when they arrived, the woman threatened them with a gun. andre found himself stuck outside because of the standoff. >> i heard that she had a big ar-15. and she came outside, pointed it at the police. next thing you know, the police was back over here. reporter: for three hours, police tried negotiating with officers threw flash bangs, and homeowners wish the woman did not threaten police. >> not a very good idea, especially when you've got s.w.a.t. t

security in the state of new york along with disrupter capital ceo and fox news contributor pete snyder on whether big tech companies are doing enough to prevent the support for isis from spreading. michael, let me start with you. what jumped out at you at this news conference? >> they weren't going to stop here. they had the capacity both from the ammunition perspective and these number of pipes that they could potentially assemble into pipe boehms. they were going to go somewhere else. they meant to live through this experience, go deep, perhaps, hide in their house, not get caught and then perpetrate something else. liz: they did get caught, though, thanks to local police we stress even now, of course, the fbi doing a bang-up job here, taking over the case because it is four be officially a terror investigation. the local police were the ones that got into that shootout with the black suv, and they were able to at least neutralize the two threats at the moment. but thankfully for that, we now find that there are all kinds of issues with these guns, many of which were purchased legall

we bring jim snyder on the set >> reporter: these officers face this is no the first metro officer in gunfire this year. this happens. when it does, it gets our attention. you guys have been talking about manhunt. >> all resources out. canine. antonio said this helicopter seems like it was flying nonstop. at this point, they're likely looking through every single surveillance video they have the hotels nearby. just to get an idea where the suspect has run off. now more than four hours later, he's still on the run. >> i thought his response was interesting. i said how long until you start to tap too the resources. he said we're already on. it. >> there's some potential hiding spots. you go the paradise palm complex and manhattan complex of apartments. >> antonio castelan said earlier i'm standing by nearby businesses. he said it's like a ghost town. they're able to get the word out and making sure that the public is safe. metro really takes a tempered response. they do worry very much about the safety of citizens around the area. they are asking that if the person is watching televisio