cattle on feed report caught most of the specs by surprise i think. if you look at the specs and how they're positioned in the cattle market. you know, they've been very short. and when you have a lopsided position by the specs tilted to the short side. you know this cattle on feed report really rattled those guys out of the market so you got, we've got a pretty good short covering rally in was i think, friendly not seeing much upside there but certainly holding the moves that we seen in the hog market also." ---- israel's agriculture ministry wants to monitor all of its slaughterhouses.. it's ordered installation of a system of cameras inside buildings.. in what it calls an effort to cut down on animal abuse cases. it says over the course of 20-16 all slaughterhou ses and facilities producing animal food products will have the system installed. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agribusiness section of kcrg.com. you'll find it under the news tab. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.34 oc webtease scammers claiming to be from th

cattle on feed report caught most of the specs by surprise i think. if you look at the specs and how they're posititned in the cattle market. you know, they've been very short. and when you have a lopsided position by the specs tilted to the short side. you know this cattle on feed report really rattled those guys out of the market so you got, we've got a pretty good short covering rally in cattle." "hog and pigs repo also was i think, iendly not seeing much upside there but certainlylyolding the moves that we seen in the hog market also." ---- israel's agriculture ministry wants to monitor all of its slaughterhouses.. it's ordered installation of a buildings.. in what it calls an effort to cut down on animal abuse cases. it says over the course of 20-16 all slaughterhou ses and facilities producing animal food products will have the systememnstalled. ---- we'llll post a video every day in the agribusiness section of kcrg.com. you'll find it under the news tab. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.34 oc wtease a farmer in central iowa

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we call it a spec op -- -- what happened to samsung market share next year, if they are the successfulit's good for the company. maintaining market share in 2016, and then there might be another critical change, for example a flexible display, bendable display, indicating the company can come back. shuffleds the business and shifted towards chips, it has already outpaced smartphones in terms of making real profit, and they make up half of total operating profit already. is that where we need to see where the growth is now? chip business is doing quite well. both 2014 and 2015, but starting q4, i think the absolute number of profit from the chip business to be diminishing. pc does not sell well, and smartphone growth rates itself is diminishing. siemensthat in terms of , i'm talking about growth rates , but they could be diminishing. expectinge are still the price to climb for chips in 2016. think about the smartphone makers strategy, they don't do any spec op, but they should lower their prices some more for people like us. continual pricing in 2016, but growth rates will be diminishin

this gets pushed off the coast and misses us but we get scraped with a few showers, at 8:30 a few specs of green here and there and temperatures stay warm and remain warm at midnight maybe even near 60 down to the south and by 7:30 tomorrow morning, the clouds start to move out and the rain is long gone and the temperatures stay warm and even the fog begins to disperse. overnight a period of light rain, .10 to .25 inch. and the heavier stuff or more in southern new jersey or delaware but it ends before dawn. and the accuweather forecast sun rushes on new years eve and sunshine sticks around on friday way chilly breeze for the mummers and feels like the 30s and over the weekend wall-to-wall sunshine and that continues into monday and still a little above normal on scan sunday and then arctic air comes in and temperatures only 39 degrees on monday. we'll show you the accuweather forecast in the next half hour guys. >> thank you. >>> more to come in our next half hour of "action news" at 5:00, we'll continue our coverage of the arraignment of bill cosby. >>> also, ahead a man and his dog s

china has patent laws to protect the technology, spec, and design of a wide variety of products.ven furniture can be patented by applying to the state intellectual property office. with a patent, it's possible to stop other stores from selling copies, to demand royalties, or stop sales altogether. problems arising from this system have become a regular owe currence in dongfeng. sun gets an urgent phone call from a friend who owns his own online store. another company has filed a patent claim against his computer tables. >> translator: my friend launched the item but someone from guandong beat him to the patent. so the product got taken off my friend's site. now he has lots of stock that he's not allowed to sell. i told him all he can do is talk with the patent's owner. talk it out and see if they can come to terms. >> reporter: because there are only so many variations to be found on the design of furniture, such as tables, word robes, and shelves, such patent disputes are getting worse every year. this forces locals to find new ways to cope. sun himself is struggling to find uni

seven-day forecast, we get the low spec above freezing. high temperatures also closer to 60 over the weekend. more clo week. we might even get a chance for we have been showi you the front of the house, but i want to take you we have an interesting situation. are you off of the naughty list? >> yes. kevin: what was the magic word? >> being good. kevin: how long does it take you to do all this decorating? >> over a month. almost two months. we start in ep okevin: it's not just the outside. this is the inside of the house also. we have the theme with all of the displays, some are large and some are ready small, and you have collected all of these. >> over the years, we just keep adding them. kevin: it is very cool. you have done quite a job here. from inside -- thank you for sharing your house. >> thank you for coming to look. kevin: we enjoyed being here. back to you. jim: i guess they stand for the entire month of december, ther sit. randy: the running rebels are taking on the arizona statone player was suspended. he was arrested in las ve

spec. agent mike mostinger: we are treating it as a suspicious death, there are no homes in that area near that farm pond. eric: an autopsy is now underway. dillinger's body had apparently been in the pond a few weeks, if not months, according to the dci. elizabeth: in newton, charges are pending against two people in connection with a bomb threat. police executing a drug search warrant say they found a suspected explosive device at the home of 44-year-old david kelso and 35-year-old jennifer kelso. that forced the evacuation the surrounding neighborhood and diverted traffic for nearly 2 hours monday. the state fire marshall's office bomb technicians were successful in rendering the device safe. the couple was taken to the jasper county jail. webster county authorities are scalded. the dog suffered third degree burns after hot grease was poured on him. chasity wilson says she didn't find out about her dog's burn injuries until she went to pick him up from someone watching him. wilson says t

days and our country last night the senate voted to govern us from knowing have tear watchless the specs were able to buy firearms pieces were some the most is that crisis is the influence appears to be growing and that the group might not have to order terror attack directly but instead of just inspire fallen to take action. >>charles clifford: the investigation in this case so far focused on two people but investigators and 1 policy expert we spoke to today on friday the fbi announced the investigation into the deadly attack in san bernardino is not been treated as a possible case of terrorism is specializes a national-security issues he believes of two suspects in this case have acted alone a large supply of weapons and explosives from their homes suggest they would receive training from one he said the investigators will cast a wide net as this could answers for the cement on electronic communications finally whether the investigation leads to believe that one thing for sure their taps and other security officials now facing and the type of threat the media was active in sadder the s

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someone stole this grinch decoration from web-spec design. that's on meredith drive in urbandale. owners were able to get a picture of what they think is the theif's car... if you have any information, contact urbandale police. many are using christmas and new family and also exchanging gifts in the process... but while you may think it's best to clean that mess by taking the trash outside, that may actually be sending a message you don't want... "it's always a good idea not to take high end items, the boxes and lay them out at the end of the driveway for criminals to potentially see what you got for christmas and possibly break into your house and take them." sergeant herzog says it's best to break the boxes down completely and cover them up and even wait a week before taking them out to the trash... he says criminals can drive through neighborhoods and easily spot which homes they would like to burglarize just from what they see in open trash bins...it's also almost just as vital to have a positive relationship with your neighbors if you want to avoid theft while you are away du

marie: postal and spec here is how to protect your packages -- consider an alternate address. use tracking services. >> the addressee can track where the packages and get a good idea for what day and about what time the package should get to their home. marie: lastly, asked for verification. >> they can ask for a signature so the postal employee will not leave it at the doorstep. stolen, contact authorities. krystal: another ripoff you want to be aware of -- consumer reports is warning last-minute christmas shoppers about a potential scan -- scam that comes in the form of an e-mail. it then asks users to go to a website and enter personal information, credit card information, or both. a letter or call from santana -- obviously something that is memorable and a great gifts, but you want to be aware of this. do not end up, as they say, with a lump of coal in your stocking. be aware of that. now, let's send it over to jeff with an important conversation this time of year. jeff: yes. he talked about being prepared, we are talking about being prepared for holiday gatherings. some t

it's that little small spec of a bigger picture. >> and the red cross says donations are desperately needed, especially since deadly crashes increase during this time of the year. >>> well, with thousands of people expected to attend the street party of the year here may want to avoid the pain of headache. just hop aboard the comet bus. officials say you can take unlimited rides on the bus for $3 until 1:30 in the morning. you can find a list of pickup locations on our website at abccolumbia.com. >>> and if you would rather drive at your own pace, make sure you have a designated driver or law enforcement officials will give you a free ride to jail. state and local agencies say they've ramped up patrols throughout the state making sure people are driving safely. >>> well, as it turns out, most americans plan to ring in 2016 from the comfort of their own home. studies show 48% of americans plan to celebrate newear's eve at home. another 20% will be staying in, choosing to celebrate with family or friends at their house. 9% plan to hit the town. but if would seeing midnight be a little

at mil-spec armory in san jose.ndguns are out of stock and a lot of ammunition is sold out as well. some of the shelves are empty. the owner says, he has noticed more "panicked customers" coming into his store. saying, they need a gun to protect themselves. one customer says, he understands the anxiety. >>:i am sure that if this happens a few more times you will see a huge influx of people wanting to get weapons and training to protect themselves and the people they care about >> pam :the christmas shopping season has added to sales. as well as fears of the potential for tighter gun laws. president obama is set to meet with families of the victims from this month's mass shooting in san bernardino. the white house says, the meeting is planned for friday. this comes after a husband and wife, who had become self radicalized... opened fire at a work holiday party. fourteen people were killed and 21 others injured. president obama is adding the stop in southern california. to a previously planned trip to hawaii for his f

. >>> speccing information from pal 0 -- expecting palo alto information ruiz to release information about a shooting christmas night that happened at a mental health facility. a man threatened to hurt someone. they say he was standing outside with a thief and charnled at police -- with a knife and charged at police. someone that works there said it was a butter knife. >>> police in richmond investigating a deadly shooting from the weekend. officers got reports of a man shot on 26 and kuting just before 5 p.m. on sunday. they found the victim who has been identified as 40-year-old nicholas evans. he was shot multiple times and was pronounced dead at the scene. police are still looking for information. >>> 15-year-old boy arrested after a huge fight at a stockton mall. that fight involving about 50 boys broke out yesterday in the sherwood mall food court. in this cellphone video, you can see security and police officers trying to stop the fight while shoppers tried to run from the area. >> during the fight, a group surrounded our officers. but we were fortunate that other officers res

another storm system will approach from even our spec conditions seem to be improving but we should also look out for some fog and our air temperature values are at lower 50s and these are already in the '40's probably will not be a major issue tomorrow morning but 7:00 a.m. we have some scattered clouds by noon some leftover clouds with temperatures in the '50s and by 4:00 p.m. we're talking about mostly sunny and pleasant temperatures however things will be changing by christmas eve and as we move forward we will have your forecast >> grant :and a quick reminder.for up-to-the minute weather alerts and forcasts in your neighborhood.download the kron 4 mobile app. it's your number one source for news and weather in the bay area. a local air force officer is one of the service members killed by a suicide bomber in afghanastan monday. she was a leader in the gay community and had a big roll in the repeal of the controversial "don't ask don't tell policy". --big role kron four's jeff bush spoke with her family tonight. >> jeff :air force major adrianna vordenbruggen was a driving force for

seventy-four is the spec high.is the current record and we have already surpassed that today. the christmas day we have upped our expectations, 69 is what we are shooting for so for both christmas eve and christmas day are likely to be record breaking days. we are halfway there storm scan three, that is starting to build up with a activity here. we just talk about some very nasty severe wet's crossee

have >> catherine: the plan parachuting said spec in court yesterday world leaders meet in paris to talk a global climate change if you're in at&t customer their plans could be more expensive the explain after the break >> catherine: his first appearance today crack is fat with what we've learned about the suspect. the of >> grant: they'll for robert bass stay in jail for no on suspicion of first-degree murder if convicted face life in prison for the death penalty letting more about colonel history of a record charges never filed in 2002 charged with being a peeping tom those were dismissed and injured nine. the motive still unclear when the accusations shocked them. after >> grant: stranding police friday made remarks being apart an anti-abortion anti-government views within the sears prosecutors say federal charges could be added. >> catherine: jason the the post 100 ft. of does get out of jail facing first-degree murder charges for shooting a 17 year- old macdonell-cam video over last year after months of legal wrangling the judge ordered the video to be made public week after the kil

. >> the a applied threat was explosive devices, the the spec threat was a attack with the assault rifles and machine pistols. >> reporter: new york authorities say they received the same e-mail but called it a hoax. los angeles officials did say that the superintendent's decision to close schools and say they took precaution based honoraries enter or attack in san bernardino and overseas. >> our first job is to ensure people are safe in the city. >> reporter: superintendent ordered authorities to inspect every school by the end of the day. >> 2700 law enforcement officers searched and cleared more than 1500 locations. chris martinez for cbs news, los angeles. >>> one high school teacher did not let yesterday's threat stop her from a assigning a final exams to the students. the english teacher at los angeles roosevelt high school toll her class to complete a rough draft of the final essay and submit it from home. of course, some students didn't like that and blast to ted her on social media. >> one of the, you know, rights of humanity is to get an education and i really believe in that an

the board's complain says his actions appeared to be improper that he did not row spec the courts non discrimination policy and he dee tracked from the dignity of his office. >>> everything is lining up to break a record in your fox 29 weather authority. live look at the ben franklin parkway. the lights twinkling. the heat is on. yeah, we all got to wear a lot less today and temperatures are only going to get warmer. let's check in with chief meteorologist scott williams for a look at potentia potentially c turn of events. >> lucy, we're talking 60s for highs today. mid 60s tomorrow. by the upcoming weekend, we could be hitting 70 in some spots. but take look at the almanac for today. the average low temperature for this time of year is 32. we were 46 degrees this morning for the low but look at that. our typical normal high this time of year. we made it up to 62 degrees. so well above average. look at the numbers right now. mid 50s philadelphia. 55 degrees in trenton. we're looking at 50 in dover. 53 in wilmington. so not a bad evening if you're stepping outdoors. in fact just a ligh

>> when you look at the case there is a number of as specs that are undisputed. >> dozens of women have come forward over the years to accuse cosby of drugging and molesting them but this is the first time cosby has faced criminal charges. he face as preliminary hearing in mid january his lawyer says cosby is prepared to vigorously defend himself. >> you want to say anything, mr. cosby? mr. cosby, how do you feel, sir. >> no comment? >> reporter: now a few moments ago our chris o'connell spoke with cosby's attorney outside cosby's estate here in cheltenham. she vigorously attacked the case against him and had this to say about the charges. >> this case involves a woman and a man who had a consensual adult relationship over time. that's established in everything that is already out there in the media and what i'm hoping at least from this process is that media will actually take a cold hard look at the facts and not be swept up into kind of romanticizing the issues because of the many other base less allegations that are out there. >> reporter: miss presley went on to say this case comes

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seventy-four is the spec high. that doesn't just break the record which we just set last year but it down ride smashes it. sixty-four is the current record and we have already surpassed that today. the christmas day we have upped our expectations, 69 is what we are shooting for so for both christmas eve and christmas day are likely to be record breaking days. we are halfway there storm scan three, that is starting to build up with a activity here. we just talk about some very nasty severe wet's cross deep south and mid mississippi valley yesterday. this is same front that was responsible for it and it does appear that we may get in on stronger thunderstorms before that front crosses through. the that is the next piece of wet weather on the dock it for us, in the meantime, we're the at 07 degrees at the airport a shore sign of the southeasterly component to the wind flow ushering in and shove a very warm air mass into our area 63 currently in ac and you are at 60 in mount pocono. you'll not going to keep snow on the

there are 5000 motors all made to my custom spec. and i was just stunned. got chills that i had gotten robots in china to work for me, and they took paypal. emily: how did you go from journalist/drone enthusiast to drone company ceo? chris: so after i started this community, diydrones, and it takes off, people started talking about doing things together. designing drones. the software, the hardware, etc. initially, i started putting parts into cardboard pizza boxes with my children. that was the manufacturing line. that did not work well. it was clear, you know, that it had to be like a real company. making real stuff, that was someone doing it full-time. i invited the smartest guy on the site and said, you want to start a company with me? and he said sure. first, it was like him in his garage. then it was him and a bigger garage and then him with other people. initially, he was 19 in tijuana, mexico, he just graduated from high school. by the time we started the company, he was maybe 20 or 21. by the time it was 2012, he had been doing it for a couple of y

. >> and back out here live you are watching the electrical spec tackle at franklin square. this is dancing light show core graphed to a sound track from philly pops. this goes on every half hour every evening. be sure to come out and check it out especially over the next few days when the weather is still going to be absolutely beautiful. we're live at franklin square, jeff chirico, "channel 6 action news." >> all right. jeff, thank you. probably not selling a lot of hot chocolate there. >> tailgaters had something to cheer about today. eagles pulling out a win over shady mccoy and the bills. >> the stakes were high and birds made it happen. jeff skversky is here with more they needed this win and got it bottom line. >> for the defense they came up big stopping lesean mccoy. yards rushing for the most part kept them in check and didn't do severe damage. lesean mccoy had a chip on his shoulder since chip traded him awe and fumbled news by not telling the eagles all time leading rusher that was the story line all week that he was rushed off to buffalo and now he's back. as pr

so far this season, not a spec, and many folks are hoping it stays that way. in dilworth park, natasha brown, "eyewitness news". >> how about natasha on the ice? >> i love it. >> records could be broke then weekend? >> it is craecrae, amazing, just one of those weekend where you just have to find an excuse to get outside. and thankfully i think a loft us still have a lot of holiday preparation still trying to get done, maybe you will have that excuse if you haven't yet gotten your tree, gone to the farm, maybe cut it down, or still yet to put your decorations up on the outside of the house, maybe you just want to sit out on the deck and bask in the sunshine, more like late fall warmth or if that, also, call it say early spring warmth, too. so, let's talk about these temperatures. that's definitely the key here, definitely the big story, the forecasted high today, 65, that should put us on par to tie a record. we expect to break it tomorrow. we expect to break it again on sunday, as we flirt with 70, uh-huh, and then even come monday, even though there will be

expect that you might be sled down for some reason and weather could be one of those. 65 degrees is the specigh to today that flirts with the record. we will come close. we will see how we do not a continue of sunshine, but we will see. look at this low i have to say this isn't a typo. we are only dropping to 62 overnight. real sense of what this warm front has up its sleeve and sends us on a sky rocket here tomorrow 74 degrees to shatter the record just set last year and we will keep it mild on christmas day, that too a record challenging day. meisha. >> so happy, i'm so happy, 74 tomorrow. it will be great. all right, you guys, this is where we have a disable reek will 95 south at girard point bridge, pulled out to the right shoulder. but it is still there. as we progress in the 5:00 o'clock and 6:00 o'clock it can pose some problems for us. we are looking at the boulevard here moving in the southbound direction it looks nice, quiet, but just a few moments ago looking at our cameras we were talking about how that fog outside in these cameras will pose a problem for you. in fact we are seei

someone stole this grinch decoration from web-spec design. that's on meredith drive in urbandale. owners were able to get a picture of what they think is the theif's car... if you have any information, contact urbandale police. johnston's police force is looking for a new leader tonight... long-time police chief bill vaughn originally stepped down eight years ago but came back when the force needed an interim chief... in his time, the force grew... million dollar public safety building... and became one of the first police departments to sport body cameras. he'll step down in march. a university of iowa student is breaking gender barriers in the iowa national guard... 20-year-old megan reaska , enlisted earlier this week.she'll be the first female to enlist in the iowa guard as a combat engineer... that's thanks to a recent change in position openings... this month the secretary of defense announced all military occupations and positions will be open to women, without exception. before that about 10 percent of military positions were closed to women -- including infantry, armor, r

they have to look to see if they can check they have been built to spec. >> "fox 5 news" in midtown. dari: investigation continues in to a wild chase that ended with one shop is on shot and killed by police in yonkers, according to authorities it started in the bronx where officers tried to pull over a car. it took off, one point the driver went the wrong way, it collided with other cars, before crashing near mclean avenue, one suspect was raved at scene, a second jumped out of the vehicle, took off into the woods. >> nypd officers pursued, a confrontation ensued. one shot of the discharged from one of the new york city police officers weapon killing the second suspect in the wooded area. dari: police say that the brook park will remain closed throughout the night. steve: traffic has been a mess are now. skyfoxhd over the sawmill. >> they may reopen the sawmill about midnight but they got to done early, this was scene where sawmill parkway was closed all afternoon. all lanes are now reopen sawmill. it is all good here back to you. dari: thank you, joe. >> a bold predict from one stat

translate to votes, it is enthusiasm from his base as well as people who are kind of engaged with the spec excell they want to go to a trump rally for the fanfare to see what is like. iowa voters are different with the strong evangelical base. independence are able to vote. >> we'll see what happens, all right ladies thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate your perspectives. a new report, trump's tax plan saying it will cut federal revenue by 2%. republican -- 22%, republican presidential candidate jeb bush numbers me to respond to this. jo ling: th the tax policy center just evaluated donald trump's tax policy today, revealing his proposal would cut revenue, and would make wealthiest people in america, 1.3 million dollars richer a year. here with his thoughts on this. is republican presidential candidate, jeb bush. welcome. >> good afternoon. jo ling: do you agree with trump's tax plan? and the cuts it makes to government revenue? >> i, agree with the jeb bush tax plan that simplifies code to 3 rates, lowers maximum rate to 28%, creates corporate tax rate 20%, eliminates loopholes

guest: we look at a full spec from from diagnostics to therapeutics, to payment systems.: one of the areas that is evolving is a gray area the fda could regulate in the future. it is risky and it could be a breakthrough. guest: innovation always front runs innovate -- regulation. no one wants to live in a world without the fda. when you have a partnership with a company like 23 and me, you see a great outcome. it is an area of disruption we want to invest and we encourage the entrepreneurs to work within a framework to make sure the innovations see the light of day. emily: you are not afraid of the investments, is that what you are saying? guest: that is right. there is always a want to err on the side of safety and transparency. that is how we encourage the companies. it is not that different than drones. the faa wants to find a way to regulate. nobody wants to live in a world where there is no regulation on drones or there are no drones at all. 23 and me is a great example. they were shut down for a couple of years for their project. there is a lot of work that needs to

d spec that to change in 2016? -- do you expect that to change in 2016? into capital expenditure.m an energy perspective did there has to be a normalization that these prices are not good to move back into the 70's, 80's, 90's anytime soon. in terms of capital expenditure, the dividend payout has to be normalized. thank you for your time. abhishek deshpande is going to stay with us. i'm going to talk to michael now. he says about $40 oil. i would be fascinated to get his take. ♪ jonathan: welcome back. guy: michael spencer is good to chat. i am really intrigued to get his take on a number of things. him is $40 oil telling about the state of the world? he is feeling the effects of the markets now. what is the signaling mechanism he is seeing? m&a.han: he has this you got the brexit situation. i wonder if mr. spencer has an opinion. guy: he keeps saying his view is the u.k. would be ok outside of the eu. i'm going to get a little more flesh on the bone. we done in the consolidation story? i am most intrigued by fed, oil. jonathan: guy johnson, leaves the studio. you stay with us. ?h

[laughter] signe: a lot of spec work. david s.: it is a lot of spec work. but we are not here to talk about me. [laughter] keith: that is the great thing about being a cartoonist, you come up with all of these cartoons, and just because they don't run in the "new yorker," it doesn't mean you can't use them. tom: yeah, it does. [laughter] keith: one of my fairness -- my favorite exhibits that i have ever seen was rejected "new yorker" cartoons. i could see them being inappropriate for the new yorker -- the "new yorker," but they were hilarious. now with self-publishing and you're on websites, things have changed, there is all this stuff. even if you do 10 a week that get rejected, that is 10 that you can put into your next book. david s.: it is a lot of pain, keith, it is a lot of pain. keith: but we're used to rejection. david s.: signe, i am going to move onto yours. signe: i have two, and one focus is on the gun issue, and i live in philadelphia, and we have always been in competition with baltimore to see how many more people we can kill than baltimore,

this is such an active, fluid investigation, there are somas specs to it. and we just don't have all of that information at this time. >> reporter: is there a suspect on the run right now? >> that i don't know. >> reporter: is the building clear? we saw the school buses go by. who was in the buss and is the building now secured? >> that, i don't know. it is my assumption that witnesses and victims were in those buses. but i don't know if the building is completely cleared yet. >> reporter: what about the condition of the victims at the hospital. how many people are hospitalized as far as you know? and what generally if you can tell us what their conditions are. are there any gravely critical? >> i have heard that they range from minor injuries from -- that occurred while falling down trying to escape. and they go up as high as gunshot wounds. so i don't know their status. >> reporter: why did the number go up three this hour? were these three people found in the building hiding? where did these three come from? >> i don't know it was an update that the fire

we come at this from different for spec lives. is that fair to say? goats: you have a son and a daughter. a you find your self in series of conversations, not just one? are there differences in terms of how you talk. what your daughter needs to worry about, does your son need to worry about the same? i also have a son who is 30-years-old. the talks have changed. i haddifferent than what to tell broderick, junior, when he was this age. it is all born out of fear. housey children leave the , you know, this worry that, will they comport themselves in the right way if they and counter someone in a position of authority who questions them based on who they are. when they go to a store, there he are the one likely to be followed. over, that islled worrisome. when they do go out, if they are behind the wheel of a car, the advice you give them. i used to think the advice was different for my son then my daughter, but it is really the same. they both have to carry with them something that on originally many of their friends do not have to carry. i used to thin

philips and jbl already make a lightning-powered headsets, so the specs to do this are out there. and we all know apple likes forcing people to change their habits. the imac in 98 didn't have a floppy disk drive. now you can't find a cd drive in an apple laptop. and apple's new 12-inch macbook doesn't even have a slot for a standard usb, just the new usb-c port, and that's the only port on the whole thing. ***""now what about samsung? the wall street journal reports that the company is testing pressure-sensitive screens and a charging port for it's next galaxy s7 smartphone, expected to come out in march. there may even be a retina scanner, to scan your eye for security. that high-speed charging would likely be a usb-c port, which can give you a full charge in under 30 minutes. ***""and another high-profileleamsung phone, the upcoming galaxy a9, go with it's large screen. a leaked photo on weibo was phonearena, and it describes the a9 with a 6-inch display, just like the but it won't be the most powerful galaxy released in january, first in china.***""that's it for this tech news

in your hour by hour forecast we have specs of green indicating the drizzle potential. spotty showers, areas of fog rain continues to march toward the state here, 77:00 p.m. heavy showers. heavier rain by 10:00 in northern new england here, the showers move out, all the rain tapers off by friday morning, the exception to the rule here, the cape and islands you might see a leftover shower in the temperatures actually soaring into the 50s. for now we are starting off in the 40s in a lot of spots, 36 degrees in worcester, it's really in the outlying areas that we expect temperatures to be around freezing. high today warm into the upper 40s and 50s by later this evening. tonight a rather mild one, 47 degrees with the rain coming to an end after midnight. here is the weekend outlook overnight again snow machine should be going up in ski country, for the day planner for saturday, 39 degrees, a few flurries and breezy. sunday 40 degrees feeling more seven day forecast, friday afternoon of 0-degree, a few cape showers, partly sunny, sunday 40 degrees, monday back to 550. tuesda

the family of freddie gray is expecting spec speaking to cnn. the father saying he thanked the jury for the work and asked the citizens of baltimore to stay calm. >> we are hopeful officer porter will be retried and the next jury will reach a verdict. we ask the public to remain calm and patient. we are confident there will be another trial. we are calm. you should be calm. >> reporter: in large part, that's just what they did after the non verdict was announced. there were a few dozen protesters outside the courthouse. they marched to city hall and police headquarters. the large numbers of police not in riot gear, but in force. there were a couple of dust-ups along the way. two were arrested. in large part, peaceful, boisterous, but not a problem for the city to face. the question now is what next for officer porter? the prosecution would like to retry the case, but it is not soon how that will move forward. the judge will hold a meeting tomorrow to talk about scheduling to see how this moves forward. we will see a lot of lawyer strategy and ta

. >> the first time i saw her, she course, and she had on these lime green rec specs, so she looked a little funny. but when she took them off, i thought she was beautiful. >> reporter: it was a classic case of opposites attracting. >> i think we both went into the relationship knowing that we really loved spending time with one another. >> reporter: tom was the laid back, easy-going type. dar, an elementary school teacher, was more type a, and she didn't hide what she was thinking. >> she had opinions, and she let those be known. that's one of the reasons i loved her. i still love her today. >> reporter: still, when dar's sisters, ladonna, lynn, and marla, learned that dar and tom intended to marry, they were left scratching their heads. >> my famous saying was, there's got to be something wrong with tom for him to stay with dar. >> reporter: 'cause you couldn't do it? >> no. >> reporter: you couldn't be around somebody who was, what, attention? >> and telling you what to do. >> reporter: and that controlling? >> dar was not a domesticated person either. >> reporter: the foleys were

spec -- dr. martin luther king jr. steps to the pulpit.go back and read what he said that night, he spoke about her integrity, about citizenship, about fairness under the law. and then he started talking about love. love, he said, is one of the pinnacle part of the christian faith. [applause] side called another the justice. [applause] i love this. especially as a recovering lawyer. [laughter] justice is really love in calculation. rings, ande the bell the thing out a of news events, which piece of news candy matters the most her chances of being president? john: not only because it is the but if she is the nominee for her success or failure world wires or fall with the coalition. can she get out african-american andrs and hispanic voters get large percentages of them akin to what president obama did? if she is able to do that she will even next president of the united states. and it matters a lot mark:. and the infrastructure plan. big spendinging plans. she has not enunciated in spending cuts. the day of reckoning is coming for her to ta

[inaudible conversations] if [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] spec i am here to voice my support for the courageous people of afghanistan the women and men who have suffered for years under the taliban regime. each and every one of us has a responsibility to stop the suffering because every life in every land matters and all of us can do something now. and knowing some of them very well or that i admire very much is that the country benefits from our interest. >> the second woman in the american history to be the wife of one president daughter-in-law of another after the controversial election brought her husband to the white house with less than nine months in office 9/11 occurred in first lizzie - - lady continued her education and literacy and women's health. la bush sunday night on the original series' first ladies. examining public and private lives of those who filled the position of first lady from martha washington to michelle obama. >> she was so authentic i always felt there is more to this story than anybody had covered or more that what i had wrote. >> she

there would be a reason why some and have the were the related related to earlier witchcraft stuff specs or above. while her power was supernatural, the witch's crime was religious. in new england, her ultimate target was the sole rather than the body. her connection to those convulsing girls in salem, every englishman had long known what enchantment look like. according to the legal guide, on many salem desks which was about to land on samuel parris' desk, witchcraft manifested a senseless transit paralyzed limbs, compulsions, jaws clenched shut, shaking and in other words the symptoms of the girls to a t. among the abundant proofs of a witches existent was the biblical injunction against her. now shalt not suffer a witch to live command scripture and i'm sorry to have to share with you the basic english translation of axes to a two: eighteen. any woman using a natural powers were secret arts is to be put to death. that pretty much applies to everyone i know. [laughter] >> when massachusetts established a legal code, first capital crime was the dollar tree. the second was the witchcraft

consumers -- not all consumers need specs but a device that performs well for an affordable price.what they're bringing to emerging markets. >> but we're looking at slowing shipments, right? adoption rate of close to 100% saturation. >> the growth rate on smartphones this year was 10% and we are expecting a single digit growth for the next years. so most have already smartphones. they need to go to the top of the range when they can find the same specks for half the price. >> is this going to turn out like the apple nokia story where apple lost share because it went down against apple and tried to reach down to a more cost sensitive market where they got the strategy wrong because people actually aspired to own a more expensive phone. so the story for apple this year was very much how were they doing in china? feels like it's going to be for 2016, how are they doing in china? how do you think they'll fair against the major manufacturers that are bringing a competitive phone. >> the main reason between nokia and apple and the new brands emerging is they didn't manage to improve user

conservative, if you are trying to pigeonhole me on spec -- on the political spectrum, believes in the virtues of the free enterprise system and minimize government's interference with the function of the free enterprise system. roleovernment does have a in the society and certain function it has to fill. i believe in an active u.s. role. from thees that differ philosophy of any other republican running for president? i'm not a candidate yet and i don't know who else is going to be a candidate. these, theat one of people that crop up on the list cover the full spectrum of opinions. from pat buchanan, who i would as having adulation tendencies in the foreign policy arena and conservative protectionist matters, i would -- i would agree with him. massachusetts in terms of the government's role. see as theyou concerns of americans now? mr. cheney: i have been in about 40 states since i left the pentagon. my last summer, i got a my car myself and trove across the country, partly to reconnect after four years in the and, you get focused to the exclusion of others. i thought it was important

juliet: ticket resale sites, this comes after the new york spec and much of tickets sales. you don't mess with ticket sales with eric schneider is a man. ben: i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy, thanks for joining us today. juliet: ben: i figured out your announcement, you feel so bad about hassling us that you're going to capitulate and include as all in lunch anyway. ben: you are smoking something. juliet: that is not happening. tomorrow the announcement revealing it will all happen. so exciting. juliet: we are just hoping for food. i suggested sugar cookie, now have another craving. juliet: you can have some of my see real and we are on the juliet: no. ben: that was a long pause. ben: we will wait until friday. makes the the more interesting. it is very mild, temperatures 10 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday, big positive year, 45 degrees your temperature at sussex, central park 53, warmer in islip and montauk, checked in at 54 degrees for both of view. your warm-up temperature numbers, and 11 degrees warmer than it was 24 hours ago, 22 degrees in poughkeeps

a lot of them supporters of trump at rallies have serious islamophoebic spec trums. many also are in the contingent president obama is a muslim. of course, obama is a christian. but again, that kind of played into the same idea. trump knows very well what is happening. >> as we are seeing him come up with this policy, we see him lash out. the media coming out with more provocative covers. the daily news coming to mind. the latest cover certainly catching our eye. but it seems like trump supporters are really just feeling emboldened despite the media pressure. >> absolutely. we saw the latest polls are showing trump still at the top of the polls. again, these were polls conducted before the recent controversy. it shows his appeal is continuing to rise, his stock is rising in new hampshire. showing trump. way up above all his competitors, the closest is marco rubio. trump is practically doubling in that state. there you have 13 to 14% for rubio. so certainly trump's appeal is sticking. it's rising. i think it's going to continue to stick among his core group of support

charbroiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch brea. not so adventurous?rs a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 80 kilometers of tangier to a place called jajouka. the village is home to the people of the al sharif tribe, which loosely translated means the saintly people. jajouka is also home to one of morocco's better-known musicians, bashir attar. jazz and rock and roll musicians have traveled all over the world to jajouka to meet this the guy. he's a lineage of master musicians, all from this small mountain village. ♪ >> famously dubbed as a 4,000-year-old rock band, by william burroughs, bashir, his son and these musicians maintain one of t