i will stop in a moment, terry. terry: ok.ed: we need to explain there was a reason that so many of the correspondence -- i mean so many of the camera crews in vietnam were japanese, korean, vietnamese, singaporean, australian. and it had a great deal to do with what is wrong with american media today. plain and simple the american outlook. pay to send want to american crews to vietnam where they would have had to pay insurance, far higher salaries, combat pay on top of those higher salaries. so we all ended up working with comrades over there and became dear, dear friends with men we otherwise would never have met simply because the american networks were too damn cheap to send american camera crews out there. by the way, what we are seeing here, just so you know, the color pictures, the still photography, these are still -- single frames, primarily almost exclusively from tony hirashik i's 50 -- the abc tape library did a phenomenal job. you don't ever see what the camera man put into the camera, but that is what is going on

mary listened to terri's concerns but was skeptical. and she knew from first-hand experience that accidents happen. >> it happened to me, i fell. who would have thought i would get so sick. it's very, very sad, but things do happen. >> reporter: besides, she thought, how much credence can you put into what a medium says? >> i would imagine most people would be -- would say, "come on, no, it's bob." she fell in the shower. leave it alone. >> right, and that's pretty much what i said. i knew there had -- had to have been some investigation. >> reporter: but for terri, the specific details the medium gave only strengthened her belief. >> there were two blows to the head. one was metal and one was wooden. >> had any of this been out in the -- >> never. >> -- media? >> never, and then i went on to say by who? and she said by her husband. >> reporter: and even though mary thought terry's imagination was maybe running a little wild, she advised her friend to take her concerns to the police. >> i very, very, very much wanted to be wrong. absolu

our brussels correspondent terry szell's has been following the story for us today hi terry so article seven has been triggered what does it mean that's right and in the near term we won't see very much happening vice president runs timmerman says that while the process will now kick off meaning that e.u. governments will be asked to consider whether they want to go ahead with this he's given the polish government three months to reconsider its positions to amend the laws he says to remedy the decisions and to bring it back into conformity with with law if that happens to him and says the commission is willing to reconsider reconsider whether it wants to go ahead with article seven so there is a way out for the polish government if it wants to take it but if not to remain said it's with a heavy heart but he sees no choice but to move ahead with the triggering article seven day in the long run terry could we really see brussels sanctioning one of its own member states well that has to be the threat or there's nothing to article seven but in reality that's very unlikely not only would it

let's go right to our brussels correspondent teri schultz she is standing by for us hi terry good to see you how things got this bad between warsaw and brussels well it's taken a while the european commission has been warning morris for some two years that these moves to take more control of the judiciary were simply not in line with e.u. law and not e.u. values e.u. principles and they've issued recommendations to the polish government to reverse course to change what it was doing poland has steamed right ahead and now basically the commission feels it has no choice but to take out the biggest stick in his arse it's in in in its arsenal which is article seven it says if it does not do so then what does what do the use values mean so basically what we're going to see today is the commission saying we have given warsaw as many chances as much time as we can and this is what we're left with the nuclear option kerry let's get a better idea of what exactly it takes to trigger article seven catherine martens put together a report let's take a look. europe has mechanisms to deal with cases

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terry duffy does an incredible job.y trade i think currently at 27 or so times forward earnings. they probably have an 18% or so eps growth rate. they're the only game in town. in a lot of areas. i think this stock is a non-bitcoin stock. the fact that they have it now just adds to their value >> definitely the last run-up in the cboe and cme cboe is up 70% year to date. terry's done a great job, cme is up 31% year to date. i play overstock, i'm still one of these guys that was skeptical. after you've seen this last rage up, kudos to brian kelly, every time we talk bitcoin, we should say "brian kelly," great job there. overstock is up 52% year to date i believe they have the only blessed bitcoin offering i continue to be long. >>> ahead, the new "star wars" movie premiers this weekend, we have the latest installment. we've got the "star wars" channel check. >>> plus everyone's been caught up with bitcoin. one stock is soaring, quietly passed a majormilestone. we'll give you the daylights ♪ we are the driven... the dedic

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i )m terry mcsweeney, in for raj mathai. >>> the news at 11:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us i'm terry mcsweeney in for raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. jeff ranieri is tracking the change. >>> the chill is starting to settle in here throughout the west. we have the cold blast moving down through central california. as you'll see in my forecast. we'll continue under clear skies, 38 degrees. temperatures continue to tumble, 34 by 4:00 a.m. and 30 by 7:00 a.m., and there may be some patchy eyes. tomorrow morning things to think about, the best chance of the patchy road ice is 1,000 feet and above tp the coldest time to watch out for will be 7:20 tomorrow morning. just before sun rise. we're tracking our next rain chance. >>> just as the kids are getting out of school, too. as the temperatures drop you can track them on our nbc bay area app. you can download it for free. >>> new at 11:00, a holiday heist caught on camera. a man breaks into a south bay archery shop, it happened early yesterday in downtown gilroy. that's where ian cull is right now with

a neighbor suggested to terry she drug test justin. >> what? ould never d i decided i was going to stop and get a drug test. and i did it, and sure enough we were shocked. >> my mom conversations with her today thought i was going to pas didn't i was doing what i was doing. i'll never forget, you know, the pain that i saw on her face when they realized kind of what was going o >> i was nam after my grandfat >> jan is a recovering alcoholic. he's been sober for six years when heard then, turned upsidedo i had to leave the treatment center because i didn't know -- i was so angry. i didn't really know if i can control myself. >> justin's addiction continued to worse. >> justin pro s ated to leave his high school teams. he start hanging around wi the wrong crowd close to losing everything, but says i can't imaghat h addiction did to his parent. >> i regret putting myarent through on a daily basisan't imagine, you know, the wore.y blood pre through the roof. i physically mak you ill. >> justin continued to use so his parentsave him an ultimatum, get

terry mcsweeney nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. >>> stay with us for the latest, twitter is a great resource. terry has been tweeting from that scene all evening. >>> stephcurry's ankle is not broken but he might be out of the lineup for weeks. here's what happened tonight in the final two minutes of the game in new orleans right there you see it, curry sprains his ankle on that play, hobbles out of the game. this is the same ankle that's given him troubles in years past. post game x-rays were negative. tomorrow he will have an mri, but as of right now this is what you're seeing, steph curry on crutches. >> knowing i've been through this before on this ankle and the surgical repairs from five, six years ago are fine, i should be able to bounce back. >> the warriors won tonight's game but that's bittersweet. the next game is in curry's hometown of charlotte on wednesday. >>> a victory for president trump, the travel ban is on. the u.s. supreme court ruled the travel ban can go into effect while the challenges to stop it move forward. jean elle joins us live atsfo. >> reporter:

. >> justin's parents terry and ja new jersey have been married for 41 years.ir youngest son. during high school, they noticed justin's grades slipping and he was losing interest in sports. just part of being a teenager they thought. others noticed a change in justin. a neighbor suggested to terry she drug test justin. >> oh, what? you know, no. he would never do that. i decided i was going to stop and get drug test and i did it and sure enough. we were shocked. >> my mom, you know, in conversations with her today thought i was going to pass. didn't think i was doing what i was doing. ♪ >> i'll never forget, you know, the pain i saw on their face when they realized kind of what was going on. >> i was named after my grandfather. >> jan is a recovering alcoholic he's been sober for six years. when he her the word heroin his world was turned upside down. >> i had to leave the treatment center because i didn't know -- i was so angry i didn't really know if i could control myself. >> justin's addiction continued to get worse. justin once a promising two sport athlet

we welcome terry haines.one of them was experienced policy and political consultants in washington. he served as a presidential appointee. he comes to us today from washington. i have to give you a little nod. you are always saying it is better than a 50-50 chance. you were always pretty optimistic. it happened the way you said. is in there a concern about how they will pay for this? terry: sure. first of all i very much appreciate being on the program. sure there is. decades decided after a of sluggish growth it was time to really jump start the economy. they were willing to do so by increasing the federal deficit by up to $1.5 trillion over 10 years. he talked to a lot of economists and a lot of people in the markets. they shrug that office not being very much. it sounds like a much eager deal in political washington. , but nonetheless they are essentially taking of that that will happen as a result of the law is that economic growth will actually be jumpstarted and that what we see is frankly not that much

host: independent line from florida, terry. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i have two comments to make. all, is previewed to do it you are doing. that's the whole premise behind what you are doing. everything in america needs to be updated to today's ideology and today's moral standard. previously the rules were so -- by all men what is it as far as the update? guest: we can ask why we didn't have this 10 years ago. why did we asking have the civil rights movement in 1900. times have to be reset if in rder for -- >> watch this at c-span.org. we'll leave here. the house is gaveling back in for a series of votes. resolutio adopting house resolution 685 if ordered. the first electronic vote will be cuggetted as a 15-minute vote and remaining

here now is terry simpson, blackrock's multiasset investment strategist, terry, welcome. >> happy holidays. >> there's a healthy dose of skepticism according to the nbc news/"wall street journal" polled part of that is many of those polled had no opinion, so they could be swayed. >> we're trying to think about it from the financial market perspective versus the real economy side i think there's no doubt this will definitely benefit the markets. on the real economy, some of those numbers that john talked about, is because we just don't feel like the evidence of economic history will point to higher investment and higher wages. ultimately that will have a negative detriment on the market after a while. it appears like this tax cut is a trojan horse, it will benefit investors but maybe long run it will hurt the economy over the long run that's what we're worried about. >> there's a notion that the kinds of investors that will benefit are investors in certain kinds of companies, namely the ones with the highest corporate tax rates, names like retail, banking, cyclicals, would you agree, and ar

terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm vicki nguyen. raj and jessica have the night off. the cvp says this didn't have to happen. tonight they blame a drunk driver for a crash killing a rookie officer and christmas eve. the chp says that driver slammed his car into the back of a patrol suv parked on the shoulder of 880 southbound in hayward. >> nbc bay area thom jensen is live outside the hayward chp office where they mourn the loss of the officer. >> reporter: terry so much pain out here mourning the loss of officer camilleri. and mourning for the family who they know and love. also this woman who saw the whole thing unfold telling her story and feeling for the family tonight. >> like we really don't want to be festive. how can we when this poor family, you know, they have to grieve now because of somebody's stupidity. >> she was driving family members to sfo when she says a red cadillac zipped past her at well over 100-mile-per-hour. she says the swerved left as it approached traffic ahead and then swiftly back to the right before crashing into the chp suv. >> i remembe

he sat down with terri bradshaw in the new film father figures.ot his question answered and fox beat is next. look at terri bradshaw i love. it (bell rings) - so, what are you in for? - well, according to this discipline slip, i was allegedly talking during quiet time again. but, there were no witnesses except the teacher's pet. - oh, really? - her testimony shouldn't be admissible. so, i'm here to appeal the decision. (door opens) - [tuition monster] oh. (whistling) - [narrator] tame the tuition monster. - well, i'll see you in law school, kid. (laughs) - [narrator] contribute by december 31st and receive a virginia state tax deduction. a pedestrian was struck there and this is wider image on sky fox. wider area in question columbia pike and oak leaf drive. erin is on this story. we need to get you condition of person that was struck but as far as traffic goes you can see the buildup there as police work that invest investigation. welcome back to "fox 5 news morning". >> 6:45 and a check on forecast today. >> hey, all right, so not bad this morni

that's why, terry sue was the first to come off of my lips, because terry is an alabamian.ry has invited the individuals that she knows, that the people in alabama, especially in the african-american community who resonate and who they admire. clearly most of the congressional black caucus have stayed out of alabama in that district because we didn't want to look like someone from the outside coming in. but at this stage of the campaign, it is important that individuals in the african-american community know where their leadership stands. and i appreciate terry sue's leadership in alabama. >> i want to ask you this question first, and then i'll give that one to you later. cnn's k file found that in 2011, moore appeared on a radio show twice. and on one appearance he said getting rid of the constitutional amendments after the 10th amendment would eliminate many problems of the way the u.s. government is structured. one of those amendments would be the 13th amendment which abolished slavery, the 14th amendment which gave women the right to vote. what does it say to you that t

. >> reporter: good evening, terry. the fifth straight day southern california is burning. the results of those flames, this, this is the reality that so many families are coming home to. their entire home is left in rubble and ash. and right now little relief in sight. wildfires continue to rafage southern california right now. >> the thomas fire has now made its way all the way to the pacific ocean. >> reporter: the fires exploded overnight. an intense orange glow filling the sky. fire racing across the hillside. >> we started throwing everything in the car when we saw -- i saw embers starting to hit the roof. >> >> reporter: families scrambling to safety ahead of the flames. >> we're hopefully going to someplace that's safer and hopefully when we get back the house will be here. >> reporter: hundreds of homes are gone. >> the wind will carry embers up to a mile out front of the main body of the fire. it makes challenges for the firefighters difficult. cupped with the dry conditions we have out there. >> reporter: close to 6,000 firefighters are now along the front lines

but terry and her family are really part of the community, and i'm so proud of terry personally because not only is she a friend, but when she first got into the business, she would never say anything at a merchants' meeting. she was always afraid, and all of a sudden, something in the neighborhood like parking came up, and terry spoke out. and you know, she became so active that she became -- she was president of castro merchants for two years, and under her leadership, you know, really expanded, and that's part of being in the neighborhood, so -- and you don't see many fifth generation businesses around anymore, and this family is able to do it -- i want to give a shout out to her father, ernie, and her mother, martha, for all they've done for the community. they were personal friends of harvey milk and you know, back in the 70's -- i'm going to give a little bit of history here. when the eureka valley merchants didn't want to deal with the days, you know, cliff's variety joined the castro merchants and harvey milk to found this new business community. and those who joined survived li

over to terry now as small countries take a decision. to strike is hard to imagine a more politicized city than jerusalem helena we got some more on the repercussions of president decision to recognize drew sloan as the capital of israel more than fifty muslim countries have agreed to recognize east jerusalem as the capital of palestine now the move came out an emergency summit of the organization of islamic cooperation convened in istanbul by turkey's president russia time he said decision was a quote red line for muslims. the aim to present a united front against the decision that's roiled muslims worldwide. here in istanbul donald trump's move to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital has been condemned. turkish president recha tired at one host of the summit. as islamic countries we will never give up on our demand of a sovereign and independent palestine. as its capital. jerusalem status is that the core of the decades long as really palestinian conflict israel sees the eastern half of the city in the one nine hundred sixty seven w

on sundays he skiepd with his parents john and terry. john is a musician and terry a school guidance counselor. >> how did he seem to be doing? >> it was rough at first, the language thing was the big thing. >> you were a stranger in a strange land. >> yes, yes. >> was it a lonely feeling? >> yeah, it was. but it was made better by the fact that there were other foreign teachers in town. >> along with the teachers, there was one other person, a volunteer who helped the foreign teachers adjust, a local english speaking businessman named kenji hair yam ma. kenji, a pretty accomplished guitarist found out that zach was, too. >> i was amazed by his songs, his original songs, and also he played guitar very well. >> kenji pulled out an old gibson, handed it to zach. >> he said consider it yours while you're here. >> zach took that guitar to school trying to break the ice. >> i would play music for them. i think that helped break down the barrier a bit. >> just three weeks in, overwhelmed by homesickness, hep called his parents. he had had enou

i'm terry mcsweeney. tonight we're learning more about the driver of the box truck that crashed into one of the booths on the bay bridge toll plaza in oakland. he's expected to face dui and manslaughter charges. nbc bay area's sergio quintana live at the toll plaza with the latest. sergio? >> reporter: terry, as you mentioned, caltrans crews have been making some progress. they did clear all the lanes of their equipment and of a lot of the debris from that collision this morning but you can see way down there there are still four lanes on the bay bridge toll plaza that are still closed. in this video you can see the box truck careening across several lanes heading to toll booth 14. >> he struck five other vehicles that were in the lanes waiting to go through the toll plaza. after striking those vehicles continued and then struck a toll booth. >> reporter: inside that toll booth, 46-year-old c.c.han, a 10-year caltrans toll worker. several of her fellow collectors described her as the nicest person in the

and i )m terry mcsweeney. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. raj mathai and jessica sweeney have the night off. we start with breaking news. minutes ago the bay area got a jolt. the usgs says a 3.8 magnitude earthquake struck at epicenter five miles east-northeast of alum rock near san jose. our nbc bay area seismograph picked up the quake. you see it right there. a jolt, not a big one, a jolt, very brief. san francisco, san anselmo. we felt it here in the nbc bay area newsroom. it was quick, very noticeable shaking for a couple of seconds, and then it was gone. it wasn't the first quake of the night. 3.1 earthquake hit east of morgan hill about 7:00 tonight. no reports of injuries or damages from earthquake. a few moments ago sam liccardo tweeted about the earthquake saying after two quakes today, ready your home kit and be prepared. >> good advice. >>> now to a developing story out of southern california. an eight-hour flight from l.a.x. to l.a.x. yes, an all nippon airlines flight to tokyo was ne

my name is terry irving, and if you see i'm the second name here. book we're talking about is "on the front lines of the television war" which is by tony hirashiki. i edited it from a mixture of japanese and english into -- [audio difficulty] but it's really not my book. so i'm going to to try to be reading tony's book most of the time. and over here we have one of people he worked with -- >> a friend of tony's. >> -- drew pearson, who if, be you can see this, that's tony and drew -- [laughter] and i said what's going on behind you? it's not a very interesting shot. he said there's 3,000 tanks coming over the hill behind them. [laughter] over here. he said, yeah, he said that was the one he thought this is what it's going to feel like to get shot. and we're going to talk about television cameramen, because television, this book is my revenge. because i don't think tv cameramen got a fair shake on what they did. i mean, they brought the television news to your, to your living rooms back in the day. all right. that's, hopefully, where i stop talking.

>> okay that's terry mcsweeneyive audio difficulties we'll get back in a few minutes.here is a shooting there at the target in emeryville back to terry for more information. >> that's the one right off of 80. >>> all right a couple of south bay brothers are accused of running an organized auto insurance scam. these are the berries. angel and joshua topeed of st. marni. any staged collisions 18 of them to collect insurance money and made $200,000 on the fake collisions. the police arrested 18 other people and now looking for four more. >>> a hunt for a driver after a deadly hit-and-run crash in the east bay. happened in oakland around 2:00 a.m. so far we've only gotten limited details from police. we do know this. a car hit and killed a pedestrian near a wahl green's store. they have not identified the victim or give andscription of the suspect car. >> after the north bay fires lawmakers are trying to prevent the repeating of history. they held a joint hearing to examine the state emergency warning system. they say the re-examination is necessary in the wake of the dead

scott rabb, terry van dorn and erica swarez each played a role in this. i thank them. my personal office staff that each day helps my whole team keep kentucky at the forefront of anything we're working on. i can't thank them all enough, and to many others in both my state operation, especially terry carmac and my leader of the office team, while i can't name everyone by name, know that my appreciation goes to each of you as well. and of course steph macha, my director of operations, she keeps everything running and is always working, and i can't imagine this success without her. and finally, to the man who has been the steady hand in the tax reform effort in my office, brendan daugh. his leadership and counsel over the last several months has been absolutely unparalleled. brendan many days worked around the clock to hear from our constituents and help us get to the passage of this incredibly significant piece of legislation. he worked with the committees to draft language, rework ideas, present thoughts and prioritize member feedback. i couldn't be more proud of brenda

in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> look at all those flowers.eporters have been covering mayor lee's celebration of life on air and off since his death last week. this is a tweet of the american flag held by the fire department. we remember when that was unfurled live on "today in the bay." you can follow terry mcsweeney on twitter. >> an arsonist may have struck again in the south bay. it happened this weekend. you may recall our reporting last week about 20 suspicious fires. the latest fire was spotted sunday morning near the southbound 680 onramp. this is off capital expressway. the fire appears to have started in a shopping cart next to a homeless encampment, then spread to surrounding vegetation. chp says that fire is connected to a recent string of suspicious fires. >> recent close calls at sfo prompted a lawmaker to have new legislation. the congressman is proposing legislation to promptly preserve cockpit voice recorders. in one case, a plane almost landed on a private taxiway. in another case, they didn't hear them telling them to go ar

but i know how much terry bradshaw means to our steve chenevey.hamp played for the steelers for 13 years i believe. steve sent me amazing question that terry was very taken a back by and gave a great answer to it. here's the video of steve's question along with terry bradshaw's answer. watch this. >> before i left my anchor he's from pittsburgh. he wanted -- he had a question for you. >> let me have it. >> his name is steve. >> steve chenevey have washington. long story short life long steeler fan and yes you were my hero growing up. here's my question. you are a talented actor, si singer... yes i have one of your albums from back in the day. obviously pro football player. we continue to grow. what's your best story of perseverance that you've learned throughout your career? >> perseverance. that's pretty easy. i learned that, steve -- >> steve. >> steve, i learned perseverance came from the first two, three years of my football career and the wanting to quit, give up because did it not come easy for me, and i proud of myself -- proudest of myself

all areas now terri ner from one to two inches behind. it's not worst we've seen in terms of rainfall but we definitely need to start catching up here soon. i'll have more on that in a second. i want to get you right into tomorrow's forecast. we will have the haze as we talked about with the air quality. if you get over that it's not bad coming on saturday. 64 in antioch. 68 in san jose. 65 in san francisco and santa rosa at 6. long range forecast over the seven days continues with dry weather for the interior valleys. the good news for the fire danger, no major wint event either at this point the next seven days. and check this out. by the 20th through about the 22nd we could a little bit of wet weather moving our way. we'll have a closer look at the weekend forecast coming up at count 6:48. >> sounds good, jeff. >>> well stop the killer robots. this is no joke. not a bad syfy movie. the new lawmaker looking to pass a bill. a california appeals court judge is being accused of sexual misconduct. >>> happening now. on our home page a calif

terry moran has more. happening today.. eldest son is scheduled to appear before the house intelligence committee.. as part of the russia probe. lawmakers are expected to grill donald trump junior behind closed doors. they'll likely touch on subjects including his correspondence with wikileaks during last year's campaign. another issue: a 20-16 meeting he had with a kremlin-connected operative who offered dirt on democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. an update on the university of akron student who fatally stabbed his roommate during a drunken argument over fast food.. 23-year-old kendal scheid has been sentenced to three years in prison. in october, scheid pleaded guilty to involuntary last december's incident in an off-campus apartment. authorities say he stabbed his roommate in the heart. the victim died in a hospital two days later. the mecklenburg county, north carolina government is paralyzed.. by an unknown computer hacker. a county employee unknowingly opened an email attachment monday that unleashed sp

. >> good evening, you know, terri mcauliffe has two months nrevt job as governor of virginia. so, what is ahead of him? what has he done? and what has he going to be doing in the future. we'll talk about that and sit down interview we had earlier today. >> bye-bye bye♪ ♪ >> terri mcauliffe is a huge in sync fan or maybe not. he is going bye-bye soon and he goes one-on-one with virginia "fox5". >> he sat down with wide ranging interview with tom fitzgerald. fits, what did he have to say. >> good evening we'll start withing is s people were talking about today. express lane coals on i 66 the governor hold you. yes they went up to 34 at one point. when we sat down in his office in richmond today he said look, we have to understand the toll changes baseden how traffic works and you need to give time it's 4.50 and for of minutes and those dynamic tools gorp and what they're trying to tell you don't go on the lanes. >> from there we moved on to crime in imgrates. in northern vir vr a lot of community where plagued by ongoing and increasingly disturbing gang violence program. at the

terry mcclul lowing, the lieutenant korcher of north carolina, dan forth, the lieutenant korcher of rhode island, dan mckee. the former governor of delaware, michael castle, the rm toer governor of new jersey, james floorio, the chairman governor of martin malley and the former governor of pennsylvania, edward rendell. thank you for speaking at independence hall. i'm also pleased to recognize congressman kyle rarity for joining us and members of city counsel of philadelphia. thank you. we are joined by our great

and tragically seven years ago tonight brian terry made that sacrifice. and i had no intention of standing and speaking on this today until h.r. 4433, securing d.h.s. firearms act of 2017, came before the homeland security committee yesterday. ut it struck me as ironic. not only did i serve in uniform as a combat arms officer for nearly six years, i spent just under 10 years as a prosecutor and i have a passion for a number of things. but foremost among these is justice. and so while it gives my heart some condolence, i can't begin to imagine the feelings on this seventh anniversary of the family members of this american hero, knowing that while the people who pulled the trigger have been convicted, the eapons that they used were provided to him by the very nation provide -- provided to them by the very nation that he died to protect. so, mr. speaker, with that i would submit this. i have faith that in life or after life there will always ultimately be justice. but in the case of those who with intent put the firearms into the hands of the individuals who

terry is staying here.nice christmas eve and christmas day as the weather shapes up to be lovely. right now temperatures in the 50s in the peninsula. 50 degrees in the south bay. you probably noticed this morning we didn't have below freezing temperatures. we were nine or ten degrees warmer in spots including the north bay. 41 degrees there now. the reason is we have high clouds. that blanketed and helped warm us up by a couple of degrees. it helped keep the overnight lows above freezing. no freeze warnings are in place. for tomorrow, expect similar conditions to today. some areas may see overcast skies. for the east bay, concord, 58 degrees. walnut creek, 57. oakland in the 50s. along the peninsula, also catch some overcast skies. san mateo, 56. daily city, 57. san francisco stayed in the 50s all week and it won't really change into tomorrow. a quick reminder, too, for the north bay area. santa rosa at 58. we do still have a spare the air alert that's very much in place. it was in place today and it will b

d.c.kism i'm heading ready to head to my interviews with terry bradshaw and cat williams and anna kendrick on pitch perfect three. i see star wars later on today. i'm live from here tomorrow and see you back in studio wednesday morning i'll be live with you guys in the morning for sure we have more from zac efron and greatest showman. stay tuned for that. >> kevin is only 36 eye hours away from sleeping is the good news. >> i have not slept -- i don't think i've slept in 11 months. i'm looking forward to sleeping on tuesday night. hey, listen, i love my job so i'm excited. >> no bout doubt about it. have fun today. >> we are celebrating the holidays with some treats from the cheesecake f factory. >> first baptist church of glenn arden some members are here live in the loft with a sneak peek at their ninth annual christmas playing call the uncut coming of christ. stay tune. ♪

but terry, remember in order to make the deadline all mailings have to be post marked by saturday. back to you. >> good advice. thank you very much. back here in the bay area people lining up today again at the santa clara got building on west heading street to pay property taxes, particularly the second installment which isn't due until next year but could bring a larger federal tax deduction this year the tax bill kicks in. you probably won't be able to deduct all of the tax payments. >> i'm paying the second installment for the property taxes. >> not due until february why now. >> because the tax law changes. >> but while paying all of the 2017 property taxes saves you money you can't tleet in california pay your 2018 property tax bill now because even a sign on the wonder saying you can't do it. the government building will be 9 to 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. >> doug jones is the senator elect in alabama. alabama state officials krerted the results today on the special election. he becomes the first exact elected from alabama in 25 years. beating controversial candidate roy moore who s

to you know to sleep to have to have lunch breakfast and dinner and certainly they also need senate terry facilities but for some reason the garbage is not really put away the containers that exist there are completely overcrowded and you've seen the images of the of the senate terry conditions of the of the toilets in there where they didn't even have running water for that reason they brought their own water bottles you know to wash their hands and so on and so forth so i really terrible hygiene conditions worse then than i've ever seen them in any refugee camp before and what's particularly interesting is that this is an officially run camp we're not talking about a makeshift camp we've seen all these muddy sites there at the greek message water one or two years ago and that's understandable that the conditions there are bad but this is an officially run camp as you said it's amazing that disease hasn't spread more widespread than it has already you also showed in your report that there is a lot of potential for. with the local community there struggling as well that's right yeah we've

terry mcsweeney is in santa rosa with more. terry, it's a sickening feeling seeing this after what we just went through. >> reporter: it really is. i sat down and watched our 6:00 newscast with some fire victims. up there on the screen, we saw the enormous flames. we saw the incinerated homes. we saw the panic. for the manning family of santa rosa, memories. >> unfortunately, a couple of months later we were in the same conditions. >> i feel really horrible. i woke up this morning and heard the news and was just, you know, my heart sunk again. it just felt like it was happening again. >> reporter: for natalie and alexander manning, these pictures of tragedy from hundreds of miles away are suddenly so close to home. >> you hope it's not as bad. but you know that those individual people who lose their homes, it's just as bad. >> spread so fast last night. >> reporter: the mannings know the uncertain road to recovery the new victims are forced to travel. >> it's almost like it's on replay, just seeing this on tv. i never think i'd

>> terry moran with us tonight. terry, thank you. >>> a heartwrenching appeal today after an alleged fraternity hazing death at louisiana state university. this picture this evening, the last time max's mom saw her boy alive, when she dropped him off to start his freshman year. abc's amy robach tonight with his parents. >> reporter: three months after their son died following an alleged hazing incident at lsu, the parents of freshman max gruver speaking out for the first time. >> this shouldn't have happened -- shouldn't happen to anybody. >> reporter: rea and stephan gruver sharing what they've learned about their son's final moments. >> they said they had worked on max for 45 minutes, but there was nothing they could do. >> reporter: police say 18-year-old max was taking part in a hazing ritual where pledges are forced to drink highly concentrated alcohol if they incorrectly answer questions about the fraternity. max's blood alcohol level, .496. six times the legal limit. >> yeah. so, that night, i'm sure it w was