they would have seen the starts and stripes after the emancipation proclamation. later in november, 1864, when maryland as a state yow lawed slavery, the stars and stripes stand as a symbol of freedom, a flag of liberation in the south. so i think it's interested that at one time at ft. mchenry you had three groups of americans. one group sees the starts and stripes as a symbol of tyranny after a federal/ks;÷government. another sees it as a symbol of hope for unity, and yet eat sees every american regardless of skin color. three groups of americans. one star-spangled banner. three different meanings. that meaning is going to change yet again a few generations later, as thousands of immigrants pour into this city. for that, let's look over and look at the cranes here. where these cranes now stand, at one time was the loek oust point immigration terminal. there was a strong relationship between the city of baltimore and germany. the north german lloyd steamship company offer out of bremen and bremerhoffen brought thousands of immigrants into this nation, not only fr

co-founder at stripe he took a pause from harvard to concentrate on the company, an interesting bit of trivia. john's certificate leaving score, which is like the s.a.t. score was the highest in the country. i think i got that right. let's introduce him from financial times john schwartz from "usa today." let's start with the leaving certificate. it's like the s.a.t.? >> yes. >> highest in ireland in all of irish history? >> i'm not sure. >> if i were close, i would have checked. >> was it a perfect score? is that possible? >> yeah you can get perfect score. >> and did you get it? >> yes. >> that would be the highest ever. >> anyway it was so long ago. >> yes it was, what three years ago? >> we started stripe 4 1/2 years ago now and so you know we -- it was in 2009 and we've been in the bay area since 2010. >> okay. so let's start -- there are all kinds of things i want to talk about. i want to start with the basic friction point. i have been buying stuff online for many many years. we all have. we buy airline tickets, book hotels we use paypal all the time. it pops up on all kinds of

it has funded 700 companies including dropbox, airbnb, and stripe. behind the start of machine is a couple with their own start up story. how did they build y combinator into what it is today? joining me on the addition of "studio 1.0," husband-and-wife paul graham and jessica livingston. thank you for joining us. paul, it has been six months since you stepped down from the helm. >> about that, yeah. >> how is it going? >> it is so great. i wish i had done in two years before. it was hard running y combinator. i'm not really an administrator. y.c. had gotten big. i was never suited to it. >> you would get your brain back. did you get your brain back? >> yeah. i had, this afternoon, the best conversation i've ever had. i had lunch with patrick collison. 100% was about ambitious plans. that is like the best possible office hours. >> how involved are you, jessica? >> i'm doing all of the same things i used to do. i miss working with paul but i also love working with sam. >> sam was the founder of one of your first companies. people said he is not cut ou

we're funding them. >> patrick from stripe, i have known him since he was 14.ack when he was a high school kid in ireland. he used to email questions about programming language, and i had no idea he was a kid. >> now these companies are worth billions of dollars, if you look at that, if they had the opportunity, would they have sold? >> if someone came along with a big enough offer at the right moment, they would have taken it. we know with drew, in the y combinator application, we used to ask if someone offered you money, what is the least you would take. i think drew answered a million dollars. it was convenient that no one wanted to buy dropbox early on. >> now that you've been doing this so many years, can you identify the future dropboxes and airbnb's earlier, sooner than everybody else? >> we might be able to identify them better than other people, but there are limits to how well you can identify them. there's a good deal of luck. if you had to boil it down into one word what you are looking for, it's authentic. you're looking for people who are real fri

it's boring -- got stripes. got big orange stripes, the dog. (growling) >> there's a tiger.nto tiger patch? >> i toweled you there were tigers there. >> he's not very happy now. it's dark. he probably doesn't see you. (growling) >> it has night vision. the tiger has night vision goggles? (cheers and applause) >> you could see. >> stephen: right. you guys get into issues, clearly. >> clearly, tiger-related issues are big in north korea. >> stephen: you know you can't go to north korea now, right? >> i do know that, yes. i did not plan on it prior to this so it does not affect my travel plans immediately, but i'll never go. just for safety, i probably won't go to south korea. >> nice place. i have been there once, i loved it. kind of a bummer. i'm going to stay away from barbecue, just to be safe altogether. >> stephen: what else are you working on? because you wrote this, too, and co-directed it. what are you working on next? >> we have an animated movie that is -- it will be the first, like, r-rated fully c.g.i., like, pixar-style animated movie and it's called sausage party

now say, "lord jesus, by your stripe, my youth is renewed like the eagles.your stripe, through your grace, i will live to be 120. my eye is not dim. my natural force not abated, fully strong, completely healthy. thank you, lord jesus." now partake. jesus said, "this cup is the new covenant in my blood shed for the remission of sins." new covenant. say, "new covenant." the old covenant is based on "you shall not, you shall not, you shall not." the new covenant is all god. god says, "i will, i will, i will." in the new covenant god says, "your sins and your lawless deeds i remember no more." because of that god says, "i'll be to you a god and you will be to me a people." as we lift up this cup before the lord, we put the lord in remembrance that he is to us a god. if we are sick and god says, "i am to you a god," you are no longer sick because god is a healing god and god says, "i'll be to you a god and you shall be to me a people." if god is a healing god, then we are to him a super healthy people. amen? if god is a protecting god, then we are to him a protec

and probably stripe is too expensive as well.ut it's been talked about enough by smart people they think it's something that as at least been considered at some point. >> and the synergies would work howe? what use to twitter. >> twitter wants the mobile developer tool set called fabric they announced recently. developers just drool over stripe bouz because how it easy it is accepting payments. >> walmart has also been doubling down on e-commerce with limited success. this holiday season we're still waiting to see how it panned out but you have them on the list for a couple potential acquisitions. paypal as well as wish. would a start up even sell to walmart? there is always the question do you want to lose your cool. >> let's start with wish. a mobile app only a couple years old. really low priced clothing direct if from manufactures mostly in china. do they want to sell to walmart? their business was growing faster than amazon a quarter or two before. but amazon is still the big threat to them. do they do something in e-commerc

. - [voiceover] on today's show, did you know that no two tigers have identical stripes? and that the stripes provide camouflage when the tiger is hunting prey in the wilderness? and that a rattlesnake's fangs transport deadly venom much like a hypodermic needle injects medicine? plus, when an owl is hunting, it's flapping wings are silent, which makes it a deadly airborne predator to unsuspecting prey. today we're all about predators. big cats, wolves, bears, and more. welcome to the fascinating world of

s police chief wore a badge with a black stripe. nick mangold wore an nypd hat before the home game on sunday. giants' head coach tom coughlin wore a black stripe on his shirt and a pin in the shape of a peace sign. and on the basketball court, a moment of silence during the nets home game. >>> well, a war of words could turn into much more if north korea has its way. it is accusing the u.s. government of being, quote, deeply involved in the making of the film "the interview." not only that, but it's threatening action. north korean officials say, quote, the army and people of the dprk are fully ready to stand in confrontation with the u.s. in all war spaces including cyber warfare space to blow up those citadels. now, those citadels include the white house, the pentagon and the whole u.s. mainland. what north koreans officials call the cesspool of terrorism. but they still deny any involvement in the attack on sony. so what should the u.s. do? nbc's kristin welker has more. >> reporter: in an interview, president obama said his adm

it shows you the impact of the stars and stripes on the world war ii generation. in a way, the stars and stripes in world war ii stood as a symbol of democracy triumphant. you see that here in a way through the image on "life" magazine from world war ii, that imagery of the flag and the events that happened here during the war of 1812 inspired another generation of americans many, many years later. so in a way, the visitors are still writing the chapters of fort mchenry's history. visiting fort mchenry is actually part of the history of the site. how different generations of americans come here to be inspired by the stories of the star-spangled banner, the american flag. if you look down here, you can see in the late 1940s, early 1950s, visitors coming here to the fort to learn about where key saw the flag, was inspired to write the national anthem. here, people coming here right after world war ii, you know, you can see all the cars and everything. in the 1960s and early '70s during the vietnam era a lot of military ceremonies were held here. these are called the

she's got to earn her stripes. she's got to earn her stripes. >> are you gonna help me? you here to help me? >> i'm more motivated to help you than i am him, i can tell you that. >> help me help you help me. [laughing] >> i'm concerned right out of the gates that michael thinks his name is more important than it is. and i think it's getting in the way of him making good, solid business decisions. he's letting his ego drive it, not the numbers. how much is your rent here a month? >> $5,800. >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> in dyer, indiana, in a plaza that's half-empty? >> it's what everybody pays in this plaza. >> everybody that's not here? what do you generate in a typical class? >> about $120 for every four-person session. >> how many total clients? >> 122. >> and so--i mean, where is everybody? >> well, our next session starts in 30 minutes from now. it's prime hours in the morning, and then prime in the late afternoon, early evening. >> and so in the morning, there's classes? what time? >> there's a 6:00 a.m., 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. >> and then what happens the res

sam able to make the extra point and drew wins the pin stripe bowl 31-30. >>> college football plafrz set for january 1 oregon takes on florida state at the rose ball and at 530 sugar bowl hosts ohio state at alabama. january 12th cowboys stadium in arlington. >>> here from stanford tonight at 11:00 on abc 7. >> drew couldn't be prouder beaming over there. thanks drew. >>> next amazing wheel of fortune run for the record (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, following breaking news about a missing airasia passenger jet and the connection the plane thoos the still missing jet from malaysia malaysia. >>> now a contestant from wheel of fortune took on a record prize that amazed the crowd and even pat. >> the lone ranger. >> yeah. >> awesome. with just one vowel on the wall he correctly guessed

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this one, stars an stripes suit looks like for 4th of july.holidays and themes are you trying to incorporate? >> most seasons. mardi gras, "stars and stripes," 4th of july. we have 32 different designs. that is building up. melissa: what does it take to put on a suit and walk out of the house? i imagine for me would take liquid courage. but for average person, what is mind set of person who puts on this suit and would wear it? >> you have to wear it as a group. melissa: okay. >> if you wear it on your own you could be seen as bit of an idiot because you have to be seen as pretty brave. melissa: do you wear it to work? >> we wear it to work. melissa: if you work in normal office would you wear it to work? >> a lot of people in london, financial district wear it to work when it is christmastime. not on average day. melissa: i commend you because you're making money. they blew out of the stores. very cool. congratulations to us. thank you nor coming on. i can't wait to put on charlie gasparino one of these. tweet me and tell me which one charlie

. >> this man in the stripes shopping. pay attention to this man behind him. >> what? what happened? >> he is swinging a blade. both shoppers in their 50s wounded. a 16-year-old begins to run quickly out of the store. there was an armed security guard doing his shopping. you see him fire at that 16-year-old. he did hit him slightly wounding him and police were able to arrest the 16-year-old. police in israel arrested two other people. one of them a store employee. as it turns out the knife belongs to the store. they believe that employee gave the knife to the 16-year-old for the attack. is this a terror attack or personal vendetta thing? >> police in israel are calling it a terror attack. >> this next security video is from peru. this is just outside a bank. you'll see a man and his bodyguard get out heading into the bank. there are three guys up to no good. >> according to police all three of these men are members of a local gang. they are armed and quickly go after this businessman. they are after his cash. watch what this sly businessman does. he swings a wad of cas

the striped uniforms and pink underwear inmates are required to wear. and the use of chain gangs to perform everything from maintenance work to burying the indigent. behind it all is the man who has run the jail since 1992. sheriff joe arpaio. >> one of my philosophies is you should never live better in jail than you do on the outside. >> you purposely want your jails to be tough, correct? >> well, i sure don't want it to be a hilton hotel like some other prisons around the nation. it's all this rehabilitation, education. we have all that in our jails, nobody talks about, but we punish our children, take away certain things from them, privileges. why can't we punish people that have committed crimes and take away their privileges? >> there's probably not another law enforcement figure in america as famous or as well covered as sheriff joe arpaio. so i had had some idea about who he was before i went in, but when you actually meet him, it's a really interesting experience. >> so what is this? a little introduction? >> 78 years old, he can sit down and ta

mark stripe and umberger hook up. we are under a minute to go in this contest.h >>> st.o the jim harbaugh and michigan start. the only problem it's not jim harbaugh. this is his brother john. that is a big oops. >>> we are moving. >>> we continue at 4:30 a.m. for matt o'doq& and karen rogers with traffic. >>> for all at "actiong3dñ news" i am monica malpass. have a great night tonight. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- garth brooks. guillermo's christmas sweater world record. and from "into the woods", tracey ullman. with cleto and the cletones. and now, final warning. here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. hi, how are you? thank you, cleto. hi, everybody, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to each and every one of you for coming and for joining us. you know, this is a holiday night and to

whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantlyroof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? please be seated today is dedication marks the culmination of nearly 5 years of effort and 82 years of waiting with completion of that memorial we have kept the promise to out-of-towner our innovations mill veterans made to some many, many years ago i thank charles kendrick is smiling down on us today charles was a world war i veteran a hero that led the efforts to build this memorial complex with the developers building and this memorial court there was never enough money to build a veteran's memorial charles had a son charles junior he was a ace a marine ace in world war ii on gaffe a channel shot bun 5 japanese airplanes but he himself was shot down charles junior had two sisters barbara 1915 (k) community first option direct calendar and katherine mcnaturally both of whom are with us mrs. calendaring and miss mcneill we welcome y

penn state playing boston dmrej pin stripe bowl.ow about 1st quarter christian hackenburg throws home run ball to freshman chris godly to middletown delaware 72 yard touch down there and penn state down 7 to start the 4th quarter. but holiday season is about giving and boy would peter laviolette love to give the flyers pay back after he fired him three games into last season. lavi facing his former team for the very first time tonight. flyers are in nashville top of the hour. only three teams in hockey have more points than laviolette predators. he doesn't want to talk about what happened in philadelphia. >> you always recognize where your old stomping grounds are but that's i don't think that matters as much as our team and being ready to play coming off the break. >> exactly great coach. finds a way to get all the games on the same page and brings them together and you see he's doing a good job this year. >> the eagles headed up to the turn bike today to head back to meaningless season finale against the giants. eagles' coach play

well, vertical stripes would be more slimming. (laughter) then a popular restaurant spreads christmas cheer. this year mcribs are reindeer meat. (laughter) and my guests tony bennett and lady gaga are here with a new album of duets. ooh! i wonder who they duet with? (laughter) a major league umpire has revealed that he is gay. or as he put it -- "i'm out!" (laughter) this is "the colbert report." (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ♪ (eagle caw) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report. thank you for joining us. what energy! what joy! (audience chanting "stephen") you hear that? that's the sound of heros! folks, thank you so much for being here! (cheering) you know, ladies and gentlemen, it's wonderful to have you here. folks, long-time viewers of my show know that they are now short-time viewers because, as of tonight, there are only 11 episodes of "the colbert report" left. (audience awwws) all your awwwwing is wasting precious colbert talking time. but thank you. now, lesser newsmen might

it's better being out of stripes. better being free.d of -- i didn't mind being in jail because i didn't have anything to worry about. i didn't have any bills to worry about, people, which was a good thing. when i first got out it was actually really hard. i broke down to the point where i was crying because i didn't know what the hell i was going to do. when i called my aunt, she helped me get on my feet again. hopefully this time next year i'll have my car back and job. i'm a lot happier. >> there will probably be few happy times for her former house mate. anthony volpe received a 15-year prison sentence for first-degree burglary. >>> coming up -- >> lock me up if you want. if you lock me up, i'll burn my peter. >> burn your peter? >> all right. >> one of the most unforgettable inmates we met during our european tour. >>> and later -- >> he urinated all over himself which obviously is a sign that it's over. his tongue swelled up. his ankles swelled up. it was very intimate. >> a brutal jailhouse murder serves as the initiation to gang

in pinp stripe bowl yankee staidz yum saturday december 27.emple qualified for first bowl game ever under matt rhule by beating tulane last night in typeal regular season game but owls will not be playing in the postseason. temple left out. and not selected by any of the 35 bowls after finishing with 6-6 record are. >> williams with the -- >> he absolutely deserved to go to a bowl game. you know, to play the schedule that we played. to play you know 7 bowl teams, you go four and four in conference there's a lot of bowl teams 4-6 in the afternoon and our kids know they competed and won six games in the conference and this deserve to go. >> hopefully this is a building block for matt rhule he is a young temple team and hopefully this gets them going in the right direction next season and beyond. >> getting a bid 6-6 is stuff. >> especially for temple. >> thank you. >> up next on "action news" a holiday concert at the kimle senter why this musical concert is so unique. >> meteorologist melissa magee has your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast w

change between the two tenant spaces where they're expanded and therefore they put in a stairway with striping and handrails. there wasn't any room for a ramp. it looks like a tight space. but certainly from what i saw it looks like it was properly reviewed. i remember being with this property a lot probably three or four years ago when we were dealing with it. i got a lot of education on the his rhode island and all the issues down there so to say i know there's issues regarding preservation which are planning, but from building department point of view, and i heard the access obviously disabled access and getting disabled into the building is important. when that does happen we make sure if you're going to change the entrance, for example if the entrance is 5 feet and a lot of these old buildings, you've got two 30 inch doors, well, that's not wide enough for wheelchair accessibility so you have uneven doors. you put in a 3 foot and 2 foot door which is what happened here as the architect explained. that's standard procedure. once you get into preservation issues and what the materials are w

it has funded 700 companies including dropbox, airbnb, and stripe.d the start of machine is a couple with their own start up story. how did they build y combinator into what it is today? joining me on the addition of "studio 1.0," husband-and-wife paul graham and jessica livingston. thank you for joining us.

the striped typically peppermint flavored sweet treat is a mainstay during the holidays. according to candy cane facts.com, there is such a thing, candy canes were introduced to the americans in 1847 by a german immigrant. the original candy cane was straight, it was all white but now you can find them in a variety of shapes and flavors. >>> a son gave his parents probably the best christmas gift ever. >> for both of you. >> only me and your daddy? >> si. >> oh. it has to be a nice present because this is -- >> clearly that envelope has something big in it that overwhelmed the parents. you can see her reaction. she can't believe it. so obviously you're wondering what was in it. the envelope it a bank of america mortgage slip that says your house is paid off, joe. >> pretty impressive. >> hope you had a present half as nice. >> i'm going to go out and start a family. i'm brian hackney, thanks for watching. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> rick: [ breathes deeply ] >> caroline: morning. >> rick: hi. thank you. >> caroline: mm-hmm. well, you were

are targeting spanish owned convenience stores, the masked men wore the same pants, with reflective stripes and threatened the man with a handgun, if you have any tips, philadelphia police would like to hear from you, "action news" obtained images of two armed men that held up a camden grocery store, police want to you look at this pair and what they are wearing, they held up the elglobal grocery store and both men wore all black during the robbery and entered the store minutes earlier wearing different clothing, the younger man was allegedly carrying a black handgun. camden police want to hear from you if you have details. >>> one man was taken into custody in strawberry mansion in connection with a shooting. on fountain street at 2:00 a.m., a car was apparently shot on the block there, they found three shell casings nearby and no one was hurt and police are continuing to investigate. >>> well, a spelling error may have cost a principal her job at a north jersey school. this sign above paterson's public school number 20, contained not one but two errors, parents are upset that it was not f

well, vertical stripes would be more slimming.) then a popular restaurant spreads christmas cheer. this year mcribs are reindeer meat. (laughter) and my guests tony bennett and lady gaga are here with a new album of duets. ooh! i wonder who they duet with? (laughter) a major league umpire has revealed that he is gay. or as he put it -- "i'm out!" (laughter) this is "the colbert report." (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ♪ (eagle caw) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report. thank you for joining us. what energy! what joy! (audience chanting "stephen") you hear that? that's the sound of heros! folks, thank you so much for being here! (cheering) you know, ladies and gentlemen, it's wonderful to have you here. folks, long-time viewers of my show know that they a n

enforcement averages are racketing to the deadly new york city shooting wearing badges with a black stripe to show the support for the none -- new york police department as well as the police did in florida. >> the situation in morning and in florida, officers have lost their lives and it is the least we can do to show respect for their families and co-workers. >> officers are showing support on social media including this message on twitter "condolences to our nypd brothers and sisters and our thoughts and prayers to the family." fremont says "our condolences with the men membership of new york police department." >> a charity is handing out toys to thousands of needy children and the most they have ever given out but they still need more donations to meet the needs of thousands more young people. you can help, matt is at sacred heart community service in san jose. the shopping started an hour and 10 minutes ago and people are getting their toys right new. the need in the south by is before this year compared to last year. the charity is giving away the most toys in its history. >> this i

penn state playing boston dmrej the pinch stripe bowl down as many as 14 they come back in the fourth watch this christian hackenburg ties for shawn hamilton. 21 all. down three 20 seconds left. that's a 45 yards field goal sending it to over time in oxt t, bc strikes strikes first. ut, oh. bc in front. but they miss extra point. mike noll no good. penn state down 6. hackenburg take over and takes them into the touchdown. what a pass to kyle carter. all they need is extra point he used jeter's lock erin gets the walk off win just like jeter in yankee stadium. penn state wins first bowl w in all most five years and how fired up is first year coach jainlz frank sglin i want to thank the seniors that stayed with this program when we needed them the most. >> and held this family together. you want to talk about culture look around. this is culture. >> faen only the finish to the eagles season was this exciting eagles close out the season tomorrow against the giants in a meaningless game and don't tell that to the chip kelly eagles' coach is playing to win. he wants to finish 10-6 for the

host: the stars & stripes calling it an ill_defined and to an era for nato.he story noting that the noncombat mission is in a combat environment. that is a story from "stars & stripes" to the end of the combat mission in afghanistan. wayne is on the line. caller: i have been watching for 25 years. the afghan war __ as you remember __ goes with saddam. when they got rid of saddam, everything went to hell. we went to afghanistan __ we went so far, and came back. last time, we were heroes. what happened? wwe send down $1 billion on a pallet and it disappeared. where did that money go? it was stolen at the beginning of the war. people in politics think the american people do not know what is going on. we do. the afghan war is coming to an end, but we know we will be over there. we have the cutest industry over there __ it's huge. host: we are talking about the war in afghanistan. yesterday, here's a comment from secretary hagel: we're talking comment on her facebook page as well. one comment from billy miller __ i was in afghanistan a few times __ john is up next

> penn state football will play yankee stadium at daze against boston college, in the new era pin stripes bowl. they visited 9/11 memorial and museum to kick off their bowl week. that had to be moving, moving shall emotional. >> i was there not too long ago it just takes your breath away. it is beautifully done. neat thing to see. we will be right back. >>> it is season have of giving and philadelphia police department is giving deserving children a happy holiday. the officers with the 25th police district, shepherd elementary school for their annual toy drive and today, santa and elfs gave out presents at the school after a special lunch. looks like they are excited. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on wpsg the cw philly and we are back on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next tonight "cbs evening news", tonight changing their tune, sony decides to release the interview and ticket goers are scooping up tickets. plus, celebrating 50 years of a civil rights anthem, that is next, here now is james brown. >> brown: tonight, tornadoes hammer the deep south. buildings are

tom coughlin wore a black stripe on his shirt and a pin in the shape of a peace sign. on the basketball court, a moment of silence during a nets home game. >>> a war of words could turn into much more as north korea has its way. it is accusing the u.s. government of being, quote, deeply involved in the making of the film "the interview." not only that, but they're threatening action. north korean officials say, quote, the army and people of the dprk are fully ready to stand in confrontation with the u.s. in all war spaces including cyberwarfare space to blow up those citadels. those citadels include the white house, the pentagon, the whole u.s. main land, what north korean officials call the cesspool of terrorism. they still deny any involvement in the attack on sony. so what should the u.s. do? nbc's kristen welker has more. >> reporter: in an interview, president obama said his administration will review whether the cyberattack attributed to north korea amounts to state sponsored terrorism. >> we have got very clear criteria as to what it means fo. >> reporter: the d

. >> and straight ahead in sports, it was a thrilling finish to the penn striped bowl at yankee stadiumb ellis has the highlights from a fantastic penn state win much that's coming up. stay with us. ♪ >> several fights break out among hundreds of teenagers who pack pittsburgh area mall. police say large groups of teens started showing up about 5:00 p.m. on friday with crowds swelling to as many a thousand. at least two people were hospitalized with minor injuries. the chaos forced the monroeville mall to close early. >> all of a sudden there was all this commotion and there were -- you just heard like a stampede and a bunch of people screaming and yelling and them all of the people that work at the store came running to the front of the store and shut all the doors and locked you in. >> police say there was minor damage done to the mall. they don't believe however it was an organized event or protest in any way. >>> tense moments on the tarmac. a jet blue flight was delayed in long beach california for nearly two hours because of a bomb threat. police say someone tweeted the threat to t

police stripe these attacks as vicious. >> he immediately just took advantage, knocked them almost unconscioushing while they were -- and continued beating them to the point where they had injuries, fractures and multiple facial injuries. >> investigators had dna from the 2011 attack. they got a hit from a national database nine months ago when palin was arrested in wisconsin. he pleaded guilty to raping and trying kill a woman he met online. he's being held on $10 million bail in philadelphia. >> the eagles are the last major philadelphia sports team to record a victory. we'll see how long that lasts. the flyers will try to snap a two game skid when they face the avalanche on this new year's eve in colorado. the sixers meanwhile continues to be the worst team in the nba and lost to the nba best golden state warriors in oakland. the score 126-86. the sixers continue their seven game road trip in phoenix on friday. >> whew. it's 5:17. and a fast food chain now offers a veggie option along with its famous bogglers researchers have found reason to warn people about gather argue round the fireplac