>> reporter: other state ag >> a report over the summer by body armor and ammo. the irs spent more than $10 million on military equipment. noaa spent more than a million dollars, even the smithsonian spent more than $300,000. the d.a. at the top of the list, the biggest spender, at more than $11. >>> the state representative who pleaded guilty to fraud has been sentenced to one year of probation. she was also ordered to serve community service. she was accused of fraudulently obtaining benefits. she dropped an election bid after being indicted. >>> state route 77 between this huge chunk fell onto the road. one of the workers standing there, that's how big the block is. it's 1 >>> a chandler family says don't you dare. >> an armed snowman and a unique signs are bold warnings to stay away. the >> reporter: the traditional holiday season has a relevant new look. especially at this family's chandler home. >> we smile and laugh. >> reporter: not just for neighbors. >> i hear it's getting really bad. the lights off their bushes getting stolen. >> stealing this light is

you're saying obey state age laws. some students are quite young. whatever the age of majority.bout my point about all people getting drunk? >> already illegal to carry while you're drinking, the whole mixing guns and alcohol argument that is already illegal. the whole argument is that criminals are not following laws. people who are following laws, need to be able to protect themselves. john: a few universities do allow concealed carry. colorado state began allowing it in 2003. violent crime there is down 60%. colorado university kept its carry ban. violent crime is up 35%. >> when you create a victim-rich environment, a gun-free zone, it just attracts criminals. it is a natural response. >> and, we cherry-pick colorado but there is data, in 27 years, study of all states, no state showed a increase in gun violence as a result of legalizing concealed carry. more places are legalizing it now. >> even illinois has permits now. so, like, i think -- john: even illinois, illinois is really backward state? >> not so that much they're backwards, it is you know, they're learning. [laugh

he runs the website, "pressthink.org" and to us, his views on the state of journalism in the age of facebook. >> 25 years ago we would have been in the studio somewhere with 13 people around. we're recording this with a single camera man and his mom who's holding the microphone. we've got our journalist in another city asking questions remotely. it's becoming easier to make media just at the same time that the network of news is expanding to include everyone with a cellphone all over the world. what i think we really need is a press that can sometimes say to us, "hey you may not think this is interesting but it's really important." journalists have to give us that kind of message sometimes.

steele incorrectly stated cosby's age and the location of a hotel. the hearing is to determine if 13 be allowed to testify. nearly 20-years after the unsolved murder of "jon-benet ramsey", colorado investigators are planning a new round of d-n-a testing. the six-year old was found dead in the basement of her family's home, the day after christmas in 1996. boulder police and prosecutors hope a more sophisticated d-n-a test will unveil new clues. the results would then be checked against an f-b-i database with millions of known offenders. reports he had a heart attack while playing hockey with one of his sons. he was most famous for his roll as dr. jason seaver, the dad on the 80s sitcom "growing pains". but recently appeared on the netflix reboot..."fuller house." thicke is survived by his three sons...singer robin thicke...brennan, carter and his wife tanya. meteorologist rob haswell partly sunny and cold today with a strong west and northwest wind making it feel even colder! highs today will be in the low double digits but feel double digits below z

and really the state ag can push back against a trump administration on some of the more progressive that have been passed in the state. becerra has said that he will look to push back against any efforts to roll back some of the progressive policies that have been enacted here in california. you've also seen different mayors from around the state from san francisco to los angeles saying that, hey, on immigration reform for example, you know, we're still going to remain the so-called sanctuary cities and help immigrants and what not. so there are a lot of efforts under way here in california to possibly be a thorn in the side of a trump administration. >> if there is a round up of people perhaps starting with felons without documentation, what does the governor do to stop -- what does the attorney general mr. becerra do to stop the federal government i.c.e. from doing something? stand in the way of them at the doorway of somebody's house or restaurant or something? >> well, certainly stand out for some of the laws that have been passed here in the state of california to help individu

steele incorrectly stated cosby's age and the location of a hotel. the hearing is to determine if 13 other women who leveled similar accusations against cosby should be allowed to testify. "growing pains" star alan thicke has died... after he reportedly suffered a heart attack playing hockey with his teenage son. the 69-year-old was rushed to the hospital but later died. he was most famous for his roll on the 80s sitcom "growing pains". and he most recently appeared on the netflix reboot of "fuller house." thicke is survived by his three sons...singer robin thicke...brennan, carter and his wife tanya. instead of "out with the old, in with the new"... pitbull's new year's eve show here on fox will feature some "blasts from the past." coming up --- who'll be preforming. plus... and full: empire season 3 finale clip 3 -youre a cold cold man, he so so cold empire' fans brace yourself --- tonight is the season three of the show are saying about all of the kramp live cass: plus -- shorten your hair without our stylist is in to show us how you can rock a tr

steele incorrectly stated cosby's age and the location of a hotel. the hearing is to determine if 13 other women who leveled similar accusations against cosby should be allowed to testify. t-v fans around the world are remembering one of america's favorite dads... alan thicke who died he was reportedly playing hockey with his son when he suffered a heart attack. doug kolk look back at alan thicke's life and memorable career. a publicist says alan thicke, who played the likable father on the sitcom growing pains,'' has died at age 69. carleen donovan, who is a publicist for thicke's son, singer robin thicke, says the actor died from a heart attack alan thicke starred as dr. jason seaver in the abc series growing pains,'' which aired from 1985 until 1992. the canadian-born actor had a prolific career, including cameos in recent years on the comedy how i met your mother'' and the netflix series fuller house.'' he was also a frequent pitchman for ads on sirius. the los angeles county coroner's office says thicke's death was not reported to them. don't mi

who died thursday at the age every 956789 he's the most recognizeable astronaut, but that was before glenn was decorated marine fighter pilot in 23 years, later senator in the state of ohio. at age 77, glenn took to the skies one more time, becoming the oldest person ever in space. >> kate middleton made encouraging trans last night at buckingham palace wearing an item she is rarely seen in. take a look at this. the dutchess of cambridge, wore a tiara, to an annual event honoring britain's diplomatic community. kate wore the cambridge lovers hero wedding present to prince is he diana in 1981. this is the only fifth time kate has worn a tiara since marrying prince william. >>> our team is the elite of the elite. for the heart and soul of this very beach. >> well, grab your towels and sunglasses, because bay watch team is headed to a beach. or rather a theater near you. paramount has released first trail or for the bay watch movie, the comedy stars duane janszen, sake ache effron, plenty of running in slow motion, i guess, bay watch surfs into theatres may 19th, 2017. >> and several new films are hitting the theatres this weekend. here's entertainment tonight kevin

and serve a decent libertarian bent to repeal the crime laws in virginia where the state law told them of consenting age what they could or could not do in their bedrooms. with the k-1 reform things, sometimes you come with a passion and sometimes your passion finds you and something where we identified we thought shortcomings in the system, we have wonderful public schools in virginia but shouldn't compare them to the other 49 states but care them to the world. for the fifth best in the nation is great but not where we want to be so you identify the problems as they present themselves and figure out a good way to tackle them within the appropriate role of government in whatever level you're working at. >> why did you decide to run for a house seat? >> ultimately the odds of being born in the united states 1-26 plus or minus and the odds of being born in the united states to a two-parent household with some discipline and encouragement, i've been very, very, very lucky. as a prosecutor, i stand across the dias usually from a young man no different from me but had different influences early in life so i

association, would have enabled staff in prisons to retire with an occupational pension at 65, the state pension aget the same time there is a guaranteed, agreed pay deal of up to 1% a year and bonuses or loyalty payments of up to £1000. the leadership endorsed the deal but it was put to members and the members have said no. two thirds of them have rejected it. that is a pretty overwhelming vote. the turnout was about 52% of members. does that mean strikes? what could it lead? the next thing is for both sides to get around the negotiating table. the leadership wants to do that in the new year and has —— and the minister has said we will hold talks with the poa. poa leaders are not ruling out the possibility of protest action. we saw some protest action over health and safety, which meant that many prisoners were locked in their cells for hours on end because there were not enough staff. that was quite disruptive day of action and ended in a high court case, didn't it? there is a possibility that on the horizon if these negotiations do not reach settlement. thank you. more rural homes in the uk are t

current law requires up to the age of 1 and state law requires all children under age of 8 to be in the back seat. >> and convicted drunk drivers will have devices installed in their vehicles. if they want to have their licenses reinstated and it extends a pilot program from sacramento for 2 more years. >> i am staying home but i am going to my parents house and spending the night because i am scared of driving. there is a lot of officer out there. pretty much ever officer out there has begun their crack down. i hope you were with us when we talked with mothers against drunk driver. her son was called. >> no one needs to drink and drive. there is so am manyaus. you don't need to mun -- many option you don't need to drink and drive. >>> we are learning that russian president putin said he will not expel u.s. dip luimates in diplomates. >> and the u.s. presidential election and the increase tensions between the 2 countries. >> reporter: it is a show down reminiscent of the cold war. the u.s. claims russia attempted to interfere with the election and the russian government said prove it an

state university. we lost john glenn at age 95, i was watching the coverage on television about his career and focused a lot on his orbiting the earth, being the first person to orbit the earth in friendship 7. a capsule you can see at the air and space museum, not much bigger than two of these desks put together but somehow he wedged himself in and did something heroic and important to america in a spaceflight competition with the soviets. he is the one who did it. i did not hear much about his career before being a famous astronaut, what he did after that, amazing feat. i want to talk about the fact i appreciate my colleagues tomorrow help me paying tribute to him through a senate resolution was prior to his being a famous astronaut he was a famous american hero in my mind because he was a fighter pilot who signed up after pearl harbor, the 75th anniversary of which we celebrate it this week. he flew 59 missions as a fighter pilot in world war ii. he later flew 90 missions in korea. he was highly decorated as a fighter pilot. as a test pilot he broke the transcontinental flight time record as a jet

states, with nearly 4300 infections reported. arkansas is the epi center nearly 2200 cases, in mostly school-age children. >> what everyone around e state can do is make sure you're to up date with your immunizations. >> lack of immunizations in general can much to be blame for the nationwide outbreak according to public health officials. several years ago, rumors circulated that certain vaccines could cause autism in children, while that was later debunk dollars, it still terrified many parents, to the point of completely opting their kids out of vaccine programs. something doctors do not recommends to prevent future spread of disease. >> there is no doubt that the number every cases of mumps has decreased. >> this virus can be extremely contagious, transmitted through saliva, meaning it, can be spread by sneezing, coughing, or even drinking after someone. symptoms include fever, swollen cheeks, and even headache. the latest from dallas, casey steegel, fox news. >>> meantime, the centers for disease control and prevention says flu activity is still pretty low this season, but it is beginning to pick up. hardest hit states hit so

. >> well, ton yes, i only three states have minimum age requirement for leaving children at home alone. maryland is one of them. virginia is not. now, what i can till, even show todd keep them safe when they're home alone. in this particular case, what i can say we have limited details about specifically what happened to protect the victim's identity we're not showing her house and we're not in her neighborhood. but what we do know is that the 14-year-old girl walked through her backyard similar to the one you're looking at to get inside the house. and now, police say 20-year-old andre cabin followed her. once inside the house, there was unwanted sexual encounter and the victim told a family member what happened and that family member told police. it stk a cord because scores of teenagers are home alone, especially after school. so what are some additional steps you can take to keep children safe at any age? home security guy are yous at khaipz and re note controls with panic buttons that immediately summon police and home security apps which offer video access toss your home via smart

yesterday, the prime minister did something that was unthinkable back in the dark ages when i was president of the united states. he sent out a tweet. and the tweet reminded us of a simple fact. it was israel's first day without shimon peres. yes, he was in the knesset for 48 years, but for more than 70 of his 93 years, in one way or the other, in and out of government, he was a public servant. i was honored to share almost 25 of those years with him. first, in our common efforts with prime minister rabin of blessed memory to forge a just and lasting peace between israel and palestinians. then, just as his friend. someone who listened to, learned from, and laughed with him. and always was in awe of his endless capacity to move beyond even the most crushing setbacks in order to seize the possibilities of each new day. i am honored the family asked me to tell you what he meant to someone who is not a citizen of this country i love so much. but who was nevertheless blessed and inspired, and i think, in many ways, is representative of millions more he touched, though he never met. israel watched him grow first from

10 to 12 in state hospitals for mental problems. i got locked up at age 13. s from there, i messed up by getting in a fight at school while i was at placement. it got me terminated from there. threatened my case worker. they kicked me out for that, and now i'm here. been here for the past three years. >> the number one issue offenders approach me on on a daily basis has to do with placements. it could be to do with their history and behavior, they have been in community placements before and kicked out. it's frustrating from my perspective. >> they can't find a placement for you? >> my mental history from the past, no placement will accept me now. >> finding placements for offenders isn't the only challenge staff members face. director mia black has to deal with a different set of issues in "d" complex. >> all of the offenders in the intensive treatment program are low functioning through education or behavior. a lot of the kids are so used to beating up someone or cussing out someone to prove a point instead of simply talking and discussing their issues.

researchers surveyed 250,000 teens in 47 states and compared their views on marijuana to students of the same agestates where pot was legalized back in 2012. the data indicates in those states there was a 16% drop in negative views on pot and a 4% increase in use. >> if there's an increase in use we need to be investing in public health prevention programs to prevent that early initiation of use. >> the study also notes pot use in early adolescence can lead to addiction which puts teams at a greater risk for developing mental health problems. >>> if you have a gift card this holiday season that wasn't your style, there may be a way to make a trade. ill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >>> good morning. the u.s. markets opened at record highs again today. yesterday the dow was up 11 which means it is inching closer to that 20,000 mark. the nasdaq opens at a new record up 24. home prices are on the rise. data released yesterday shows prize across the country increased -- prices across the country increased 5.6% in the last year. some biggest increases were in seattle, portland and denver. >>> u

tunisian state tv just announced three arrests in connection to the plot. the three men between the ages of 18 and 27 are described as terrorist elements. this new information emerging as new video of the slain attacker aniece amry pledging his allegiance to isis as that video continues to circulate. in this video amri says he would serve baghdadi and vow to slaughter the crusaders who are shelling the muslims everyday, but he doesn't refer to monday's attack that left 12 dead and injured 48. one of those victims the body of an italian woman was transported to rome this morning. cnn international correspondent nina dos-santos is in milan for us. you spoke with counterterrorism officials there who said amri had, quote, hallmarks of being

state house. he died on thursday at the age of 95. 2, he was the first man to orbit the earth in the friendship seven. next friday, his body will lie in repose in the ohio state house rotunda. a public memorial will take place at ohio state university.>>> imagine covering all your energy needs using wind and solar power. that is what google is promising to do by next year.>> reporter: in one year, all of google's office buildings and data centers use about as much power as all of san francisco uses in one him year. that's about 2.6 gw. the company will get the vast majority of that power from wind farms. part of what is making this possible is wind and solar have gotten cheaper. over the six past years, when prices is dropped 60% and solar has gone down 80%. it makes switching to renewables a no-brainer. the company released a chart showing they buy about as much renewables as amazon, microsoft, and facebook combine. the next time you watch a silly cat video on youtube, consider this. 400 hours of videos are uploaded to youtube every m

and then there is a time where the he says i have the right to stay in the united states and the ag says no, you don't. and during that time we have the oas language. and then then we have the time where there's a final removal and there's a 90 day removal order. and those are 90 days you connected on the statue. statue. it's definite. then, the removal. ends and then on like you i don't think you can overrule that. let's start with the criminal. let's look at that statute. as you would like to interpreted, during that first time, remember the second time with you, the 90 days the third time you have to let him go after six months so were talking about the first. take my word for it, i think it's at six months now i might be wrong, i'm often wrong about what i think i said. so we are in the first parts, now in that first part it's an odd statute that can say you we can keep you for two years or three, or for, you've just been out of jail your term is over, your punishment is over but you have four more years of punishment while we tried to get to stage ii which is called the removal orde

age of 95. the funeral was held at ohio state university in columbus with remarks by vice president joe biden, ohio senator sharon brown, and others. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. ♪

age of 95. we're hearing this from his family and ohio state university hospital. glenn was recently in antarctica on an expedition of sorts, a trip that he wanted to take as a tourist in many ways and he was evacuated from there a week ago and last wednesday was put into ohio state hospital. he had had recently a heart valve replacement surgery two years ago. he suffered a stroke after that but very sad news indeed, kate. >> all right. cal perry, thanks so much. we'll continue to get some more information from there, but let's take a look back at the man's career and his life and his legend with tom costello now. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: john glenn was more than an american hero. for more than half his life, he was a 20th century icon. perhaps best known for what happened on february 20th, 1962. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: first american to orbit the earth and put america back in the space race with the soviet union. >> i feel fine. oh, that view is tremendous. >> reporter: the late t.j. o'malley was at the nasa controls that day. >> all systems go. >

state. he died at the age of 95. he was the first american to orbit the earth. there's a series of events honoring his life. >>> in san francisco is holidays include a trip to the fairmont or macy's. >> around the world there's a lot of events. we'll look at celebrations around the world, next. . >>> santa was in san francisco. he visited sick children. santa gave his reindeer a rest. he arrived at the hospital on a fire truck. he gave the kids gifts and took pictures with them. >> here we help children with the spirit and help them heal with the important life experiences. even if they are in the hospital during the holidays we want santa to be part of the experience. >> they visited the rooms of children in the hospital that were too sick to leave the room. >>> the united states has christmas trees, around the world there's other ways people usher in the holiday season. benjamin has more. >> here in the british capital the decorations may look familiar but the horse race is unique. it mixes two british trademarks, british pant mine and pubs. >> it showcases gr

he passed away yesterday in his home state of ohio at the age of 95. >> the former astronaut cemented his place in history when he became the first to orbit the earth. . e he spent 24 years serving in presidential medal of freedom. he was the last survivor of the mercury 7 astronauts. >>> police are increasing patrols after a string of sexual assaults. whoever this man is, he's accused of sexually assaulting a woman. this happened on october 19th and is just one of five similar reported incidents. >>> today people are going o northwest washington. neighbors are being encouraged to visit the pizzeria and share messages of support on social media using #standwithcomet. edgar was investigating a fake story. >>> the excitement continues at >> people were out all night. the casino reached capacity and people were being turned away. the party hasn't stopped. the crowds have thinned out there. >> what's new since we talked an hour ago? >> reporter: the party is definitely u still going. opening day was a test run. a chance for them to come and see what mgm has to offer. so far it seems like

age. the states have expanded those protections to include things like sexual orientation, religion and place hawaii has what's called a public accommodations law that includes all those things, this restaurant couldn't say you can't eat here because of race or gender, you can't eat here because of religion, but there's no prohibition on excluding customers because of their political beliefs. so if somehow the owners of the restaurant were to determine how a particular, potential customer voted, and they didn't like the way that person voted, as weird as it sounds, nothing in the law to prevent them from saying, get out of here. trish: we may not like, it may not seem like a nice thing to do, but you're saying it's their prerogative and nothing in the law that would not allow them to do it. >> right, presumably the reaction to this, trish, i would hope would be economic. that is people who don't approve of public accommodations, refusing to serve customers wouldn't go there and another business that would open up that would welcome, everybody. trish: bring economics into it all. judge, i have

state for nearly a century. the police in germany tainted tunisian man that could be linked to the truck attack. sir bradley wiggins announces his retirement from cycling at the age of 70. tim: u.s. secretary of state john kerry with just a few days left in office delivered a passionate speech on the u.s. middle east peace process. the central point was that the only way to achieve peace was a two state solution. he said continued israeli expansion was endangering that. that is why the obama administration allowed the u.n. security council to pass the resolution declaring israeli settlements illegal. prime minister benjamin netanyahu criticized the speech as biased against israel, focusing excessively on settlements. our correspondent reports from jerusalem. reporter: a bitter row between outgoing and incoming u.s. presidents, this time over israel. theld trump claiming country is being treated with disrespect and telling it to be strong until january 20, when he takes office. the speech by secretary kerry angered the president-elect. theaid a chance with palestinians for peace was slipping away. ground,s on the violence, terrorism, incitement, settlement expansi

age of two years old will be required to write in a rear facing car seat. current law requires rear facing seats for children less than one-year-old. statel children under the age of eight years old to ride in the back seat in a child safety seat or booster seat. and starting to reversed, convicted drunk drivers need to have a breathalyzer devices installed in their cars in alameda county. the device requires drivers to be tested for alcohol on their breath in order for the car to start. the passage of the law extends a pilot program in alameda county. sacramento county, los angeles and tulare county for two more years. the law takes effect statewide in 2019. >>> next week the japanese prime minister will meet with president obama at pearl harbor in white. rime minister she is law day will become the first leader since world war ii to visit pearl harbor. the japanese bombed the naval base in hawaii 75 years ago pushing the united states into war. white house says the prime minister's visit is intended to showcase the power of reconciliation that has turned former adversaries into the closest allies. most people in japan seemed to support

states senator. he died yesterday at the age of 95. >> reporter: from the cosmos to capitol hill and then back again. >> reporter: john glenn was an astronaut, a politician and a patriot. >> i had i guess you could say 47 years of federal years, and we're proud of this country and what it provides for people. i still think we are the example for the rest of the world. >> on february 20th, 1962, john glenn famously became the first american to orbit the earth. >> reporter: when he came back glenn became a national hero and received a ticker tape parade in new york city, the largest since world war ii. >> i got on this project because it would probably be the nearest to heaven i would ever get and i wanted to make the most of it. >> reporter: years before he made history aboard friendship 7 spacecraft glenn flew fighter planes for the marine corps wracking up 49 missions during world war ii and career. in the senate dplen was a key player in democratic but his hero status didn't translate into national political appear. >> i believe this nation of ours can be number one in in world. >> reporter: and hi

the governor's race, the ag's race, the secretary of state, and an african-american in north carolinacounties, in north carolina, joy, in the south, in a 350,000-vote margin. they are scared. they know things are changing. they know a deeply moral, deeply constitutional anti-racist, anti-poverty fusian agenda can transform the south and come against the southern strategy. and they've tried everything. and we're going to beat them again, because what they've done is unconstitutional and immoral. >> reverend dr. barber, look forward to talking with you again. thank you so much. >> take care, ma'am. >>> up next, chris matthews's interview with the screenwriter of the new film "jackie," which tells the story of first lady jacqueline kennedy and her story following the assassination of her husband, john f. kennedy. that's coming up. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. fo

the secretary of state, labor secretary, transportation secretary, ag, the department of defense, hewmaster general, all of them had served in military and many of them had been high-ranking officers an many of them were decorated war heros, when did we get to a point where the homeland security could not be somebody who is in the military, that the national security adviser should not be somebody from the military? i don't remember from the objections when bret was named as george w. bush's adviser and he did an exemplary job. president obama nominated jones and didn't last very long. but i don't remember flagging an officer for the national security advisers post. jon: cabinet full of lawyers, nobody seems to complain generally that there are too many legal guys and when you look at congress, i don't know what the numbers are, i probably should have researched it. the number of lawyers serving in congress is way disproportionate for the lawyer population in general. >> right. look, this may be the fact that we haven't had so many people from the military serving in the cabinet, mayb

he passed away in his home state of ohio at the age of 95. the former astronaut cemented his place in history when he became the first american to orbit the earth. he also spent 24 years serving in the u.s. senate and received the congressional gold medal and the presidential medal of freedom. glenn was the last survivor of the original mercury seven astronauts. glenn piloted the friendship 7 america has truly lost a hero and a legend. >> john glenn is one of the three most important american astronauts. >> he made history again at the age of 77 when he returned to space on the space shuttle discovery. >>> another astronaut is making his recovery. the new update dren. >> it is cold out there. the wind isn't making it feel any better. tracking how cold the blast will impact your day and the rest of your weekend. >> use your phone for movies and games. but what about calls o a >>> you may have heard of thunder snow, but how about tornado snow? it's a thing according to this video >> it's bitterly cold in that area. it's bad enough when there's

. >> in a state that has the second-highest age population after florida.have the oldest populace. >> and, you know, the market after trump is hitting rocket numbers, so to some extent, some of those investments should be helpful. but, again, the poor process of doing investments, the poor process of having people not understanding how to professionally bring business to bear has really affected us. >> cut taxes, cut regulation, bring in business, hire people. >> 17% of the philadelphia budget goes to paying the pension shortfall. imagine what we could do with that cash. >> chunk of cash. all right, let's talk about one of the sad repercussions is overdoses. people who are unemployed, depressed, have all kinds of medical and emotional issues are turning to heroin. more and more opioid addiction, and the overdoses just in the past couple of weeks are stunning. we had nine people who died in one neighborhood of kensington last weekend. 50 people died in one day three weeks ago. it is shocking. it's expensive because narcan, the price of naloxone, is going up

about himself the way you have to to rally voters and become the president of the united states in this modern agervice to the country, president drake, was profound. his role in the senate when the senate was a great and shining place. >> yes. he was really -- it was his competence, devotion and the ability to do things that he relied on and not, as you said, bragging about it or marketing it or anything else. i just remember the conversations we had about flying in space and what that was like. he said, well, you train for it. it comes up. you do it like you are supposed to and it worked out. that was what he thought about it. they were amazing feats but he was a focus person. grew up with the american values of can-do, work hard, great integrity. be a good person and your life should work for you. it was just a shining example of that. >> michael ake, thank you so much. we'll be right back. so, mr. harris, we have your fingerprints on the safe. a photo of you opening the safe. a post using the hashtag "#justrobbedthesafe" so, what are we supposed to think? switching to geico could save you a bu

tonight the country indeed the he died today in his home state of ohio at the age of 95. he was the third u.s. astronaut to make it into space. the first american to orbit the earth back in 1962. he served as a marine corps fighter pilot and spent 24 year s as a democratic senator from to travel in space. hoar's a live look inside the air and space museum near the spaceship that john glenn piloted. we talked to a tourist who said he changed plans after he learned of glenn's passing today. >> when i got the breaking news earlier today or many the last hour i told my wife as we were touring other stuff. let's museum. we're closefully by. >> president obama released a statement. when john glenn blasted off atop an atlas rocket in 1962 he lifted the hopes of a nation. the first american to orbit the earth reminded us that with courage and a spirit of discovery there is no limit to the heights we can reach hero worshipper but i used to run into senator glenn at the football games. i would hand hank out with george michael in the owner's box. the only person i ever wanted to ta

any activity in the united states clearly will have link ages and could in fact have antecedents brought in from other places overseas. >> so this bulletin was sent out after a pro isis group published this available list of churches and this is something we've seen from isis, urging sympathizers, yeah, you should do things and do it in the name of isis. is there a sense that sympathy for isis is growing in the united states at this point? >> no, i don't think so. i think what we see is that -- my view of the strug ogle again islam is a cancer within a religion, it doesn't matter what you and i do, the fact that we are pest earn, may be christian, is sufficient for those radical elements within that otherwise wonderf wonderf wonderful -- my personal experience you do to iraq and conduct operations you are doing it for what you think are absolutely wonderful attention and the iraqis love their liberation but hate the liberators, the experiences are quite deep, when we see the great things with the united states and coalition partners can a he have choo, but there are very negative results

. >> i will just say, i find it shocking in an age where we are seeing a former secretary of state, a major political party hack, sony hack, their emails spilling everywhere, these nude photos coming out of icloud, that it is hard to recognize the security value of using a more secure option is. i think there a lot of people, especially in politics and hollywood now, using email less because it is riskier. no one saying gmail is super insecure, but it is certainly less secure than an end to end solution, and we need to be promoting the spread of that technology rather than trying to dampen it considering just how dire our cyber secret situation is. >> counterpoint. how were those computers hacked? was it through phishing? because if it was, that is going to make it worse in a situation where end to end encryption comes into play. >> great.

state university in columbus. but his abiding interest in space was never far away. the agingnaut sharply criticized president george w. bush's decision to phase out the space shuttle program. >> two, one, zero and liftoff. the final liftoff of atlanta. >> sreenivasan: the final flight took place in 2011, and glenn voiced his views in his "newshour" interview the next year. >> we do not have an american spacecraft. to get our people up there to the international space station, to do the research it was built to do, we spend over $100 billion on that. we should have had a continuity program that would let us build and research. what the research would do is a benefit to everybody right here on earth. >> we will present a governor weld medal on behalf of the united states congress to the honorable john glenn. >> sreenivasan: late in life he's still being honored, receiving the congressional gold medal in 2011 along with fellow astronauts buzz aldrin, neil armstrong and michael collins, and in 2012 he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian ho

state of ohio. he returned to space at age 77 onboard the space shuttle "discovery." world war ii and korean war fighter pilot, marine colonel, senator, married 73 years. rest in peace. >> i think too often people set their lives by the calendar. else. don't sit on the couch some place. that's my attitude. >> that was from glenn's news conference after completing that mission on the shuttle "discovery." he took his own advice staying active and exposing the decision to scrap the nasa shuttle program. >>> as the nation pauses to honor a true hero, we do the from now until the end of the year, with your eligible american express card, you could get two times the rewards. so support the businesses that make your town a community. the people who make your community, home those insiders, with the inside knowledge, those friends with a welcome smile. and you could get twice the rewards. learn more and enroll online today at americanexpress.com get out... >>> you have met john glenn. >> yeah, about a decade ago on space day. we didn't know he was there. they invited us in an

age. nation state, in which in europe you had sort of surpassed that with this superflat institution called the european union. and that union falls away and states start looking at their interests from a purely national point of view, including the point of view that we don't like you and we need to resome of our differences, no longer through negotiation and diplomacy but possibly through the use of force. i think that's a future that a year ago would have been very difficult to even see is possible. i fear that we are at a state where this is no longer impossible. >> rose: is it a threat to the euro zone and even eventually a threat to the european union? >> yes, i think so. i think there is the possibility that, for example, if marie la pen wins in france, not saying that she will, but she is going to get a lot of votes in france. and if she were 20 win, there is a very serious possibility that she would have a referendum on ending french participation in the euro zone. and that will be end the of the eureau zone, and we could see this happening in italy after the referendum fsm the fiv

for the first time since the onset of the nuclear age, the united states and soviet union will sign aeducing the number of nuclear missiles. >> the agreement involved the elimination of an entire class of weapons, the intermediate range ballistic missiles and it changes the nature of arms control because you went from arms control to arms reduction. you are now getting rid of nuclear weapons. >> mr. reagan is too anxious for an agreement to ensure his place in the history books as a peacemaker. >> well, i haven't changed since i made a speech about the evil empire and i think i could sum up my own position on this with the resuscitation of a very brief russian proverb. [ speaking in foreign language ] it means trust but verify. ♪ >> the importance of this treaty transcends numbers. we have listened to the wisdom in an old russian -- [ speaking in foreign language ] trust but verify. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> you repeat that at every meeting. [ laughter ] >> i like it. >> the improbablility of either of them, reagan the cold war hawk, gorbachev, the party guy, doing this kind

day ((christianne klein)) >>> nevada is one of 18 states that will get grants to develop early learning programs. the money will go to help pre-school- age children from low- to- moderate- income families. nevada will get 13 million dollars from the 247- million being awarded. nevada is among 12 states in the program that haven't met or exceeded their targets under the program./// ((paul joncich)) >>> well that didn't take long... just months after mgm res charging for parking on the strip... two more casino companies are following suit. ((christianne klein)) >> caesars entertainment announced they'll start charging for parking and valet next month... but locals will still be able to park for free. ((paul joncich)) >> just today... wynn and encore said they're going to start charging for valet... but self parking will remain free for now. and get ready for december 29-th... because that's when m-g-m's locals- exemption will be tossed out... so we'll all have to start paying at m-g-m properties! ((christianne klein)) >> it's something that's rubbing some locals the wrong way: be upset. for tourists, it's going to anger people. you're alre

states. the views on marijuana were compared to students of the same age in washington and colorado where pots legalized in 2012. what they found is in washington state, there was up to a 16% drop in negative views of pot among 8th and 10th grader and a 4% increase in pot use. the study suggests that significantly higher compared with students in states where marijuana is illegal. >> that seems like a particular concern when -- if you are seeing adolescents increasing use following legalization. >> they said it was okay enough to be legal they feel like it's okay for them to do it as with alcohol. >> reporter: the doctor says parents have the right to be concerned and although the data is preliminary and just based on two states, she says states like california can learn a lot. the study finds pot use in early adolescents can lead to addiction. that puts them at a greater risk for developing mental health problems like depression and puts them at a greater risk for social and economic problems, as well. the doctor says the state should be looking to invest in prevention and treatment. >> if t

one important one, secretary of state, and then you have ag and energy. >> dhs. >> dhs. he has the very nuts and bolts of his cabinet ready and forward in a very short period of time. >> so much for drain the swamp. they look very establishment to me. >> you can drain the swamp and keep most important people. >> i just know what the man said. we're going to drain the swamp. we're bringing in new people. we don't like the wall street ee people. back to mattis, they will oppose the waiver. i happen to think mattis is maybe the best of all the appointments. this is a guy known as my favorite thing is he -- my favorite is, engage your brain before you engage your weapon. he speaks in those kind of terms as someone who is a learned warrior. he speaks wonderfully about -- >> he is someone -- >> unlike someone else we know who might be at the head of this. >> he is someone who has a ton of respect from the military community. this is a general who fought on the front lines along with his troops. this is someone who is very we respected. he has a distinguished record, a record o

with six state reps under the age of 30. we had on staff, promote of any other state young democrats organizations had a full-time executive director. we did. we invest in youth. we make sure that they're engaged and involved at every level at every state and they are never not at the table. >> congressman? >> thanks a lot for the question. i really appreciate it. we absolutely all have to think about how we can engage young people in this process as leaders here not just staff, although for sure staff but also leaders. and i think that i will make a pledge to you, that that plan is there. let me tell you what i've already pledged. what is i think the college gyms have to have a budget. i was told young college republicans at 5 million bucks and the democrats didn't have a budget. we've got at least let them go toe to toe, right? we've got to be there for them. i also will tell you that i think we should have a focus on college kids but also on noncollege young people. react like everybody goes to college. a lot of people don

against the islamic state and when it came to other organisations, he said he wanted to be unpredictable. but what can donald trump do? there is a $1 trialian package under way to revamp ageingited states. if he wanted to add to that, that would be very costly. in truth here, there is only one man who really knows what he meant and that is donald trump himself. and in 29 day, he will have his hands on the nuclear code. many thanks, laura at the white house tonight. # german police say there's clear evidence linking their main suspect, a tunisian man, anis amri, to the attack on a christmas market in berlin. his fingerprints have been found in the lorry that was driven into shoppers on monday, killing 12 people. speaking at the family home in tunisia, amri's brother called on him to give himself up. chancellor merkel said today she was proud of the calm way in which germans had responded to the attack, as our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas, reports. it's new footage that's just emerged. the scene immediately after monday's attack, filmed from a dashboard mounted camera. a few seconds earlier, this is what happened, we've slowed the footage. from the left comes the l