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the neck. as a result of that blow his vertebral artery, one of the main arteries leading to the brain was compressed by the ball. that caused the artery to split and for bleeding to go up into the brain. he had a massive bleed into his brain. >> standard cricket balls weigh 160 grams, the fatal delivery was bowled at 140 k/hr. it hit hughes neck below his helmet rupturing his artery, effectively, flooding his brain with blood. he was a respected and popular cricketer, his talent spotted at an early age. he'd been in and out of the national team for five years. the tech nickal name of the condition is arak no idea haemorrhage. doctors say there had only been one example of a cricket ball causing this in the past. as well as messages of tribute to phillip hughes, messages of support came in to shaun abbott. he was the bowler who delivered the ball to philip hughes, and messages of support came from from him saying he shouldn't feel any guilt, it was a freak tragic but freak accident. >> thank you so

wednesday with but a few of the 5 in. ons by thursday it would definitely need rent as it is little we can early next week >>george: is using traffic and weather together and there's a winner reason for where talking about fall in advisory all over the may area college already air bridges are under advisory including the dumbarton bridge antioch is not this morning also looking into some sale hours will said the fall advisory their cameras to a busy they're slowly heading out toward the span and for the golden gate bridge is pettifog with the visibility has improved as a little over the last was a menace and the risk and rid of all the advisory traffic flow is very light around the bay area take a look get a to software freeway on a normal commute >>will tran: things are calming down 11 in missouri and ferguson there was a quiet thanksgiving no visible for test the national guard patrol the area but sale of dozens of people into of the holiday shopping had a major reseller stores to speak about the grand jury's decision no

some of the mud waist high. ainvestigation is underway into the virgin galactic test flight that killed one pilot and left another seriously injured. it exploded yesterday during a test flight over the desert. the faa says it happened just after the craft separated from the plane that carried it 50,000 feet into the air. >> future, the future rests in many ways on hard, hard days like this. but we believe we owe it to the folks who were flying these vehicles to understand this. and to move forward. >> individual galactic was hoping that tourist flights would start as early as next year, and the company has already sold more than 700 tickets for future flights. it is still unclear if yesterday's accident is going to affect that timeline. >>> a third victim of last week's shooting at a high school in washington has died. 14-year-old shalely died last night at the hospital. she and four others were shot in the school's cafeteria by jay lynn fryburg. he texted them to meet him in the cafeteria before walking in and op

the anc as a a sense moving in like this--the e a >> gary: i have seen the commissioner where has he been? you think he'll show every once in awhile i haven't seen this phase in over a month. >>darya: tom brady who lays down at a 30 every night in the beginning there were not playing well and he was mad. 14 to 10 when they went and acted have and he looked like he wants to beat his self of you so mad. >> gary: payson man in amber 80¢ tobago's better right now ready looks like the boss again. >>darya: he said you're not want to bring me down is close. >> gary: the one thing we can all comment on is with us see how the quarterbacks did. the thing that is the most important position is funny because we talk about this >>darya: basketball has so few players to commit one- man show but football know. >> gary: and you can't have some block and for you you treated like a one-man show. >>darya: we are nothing but an outstanding journalists to make. >> gary: my eyes are closed this morning what do you have on. >>darya: my eyes are closed the audience is losing interest in football. obeying the

the p.a. and said we had a bird strike. park said the captain also announced that the impact knocked out an electronics panel inside the cockpit, but his first officer's instruments were fine, so they safely landed. by phone the alaska airlines spokesperson says their pilots are trained for these emergencies the. >> our pilots go through training every year. they do retraining where they come back and they fly more in our simulators which are state-of-the-art designed to replicate the flight deck of a 737. >> reporter: she also said the flight will resume with a replacement plane. the damaged plane will stay grounded for further inspection. at oakland enter national, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> the napa earthquake is still causing headaches more than two months later. a water main is broken near highways 12 and 29. it ruptured at around dinner time last night. abc 7 news reporter alan wang has more from the site of yet another main break in napa that happened last week. >> reporter: the latest water main break north of

the police say it had a maryland tag. trio took off in the stolen vehicle and headed towards the district. ed at theott intersection of east-west highway and 16th street. steve valentine lives a few doors away from where the carjacking took lace. >> just shocking. you don't expect three people to be walking through the neighborhood and take advantage of somebody sitting in their car. >> this person has lived here more than a decade and a stunned by the brazen nature of the crime. >> extremely unusual. in all the time i've lived here, we have never heard of something like this happening. it is unheard of. the authorities do not have much of a suspect description on the three men. they are still looking for the red volvo. as for the 18-year-old girl, she was not physically harmed. from bethesda, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> so scary, thanks. this story sounds like something from a movie. a suspected shooter in australia stops to talk to way news cameraman, steals his vehicle, then leads the police on a chase. the chain of

the u.s. we'll take a look at the surprising numbers. navy members assaulted in turkey - a look at who was behind the attack >>> against the odds - an amazing survival story from the pilot of the virgin galactic that crashed in the mojave desert des. -- mojave desert. >>> a grand jury is hearing testimony in the police shooting of michael brown, the death of the unarmed team led to weeks of sometimes violent protest over excessive force. now we are learning that the number of people shot and killed is going up across the country. >> jonathan betz is here with more. >> it's been rising. the anger reflects tension felt in many places between officers and the places they are supposed to protect. >> reporter: ferguson, missouri boarding up ahead of a grand jury decision that could set up protests and violence. >> we are preparing for the worst, and hoping for the best. >> reporter: anger extend beyond st louis. from new york city, to new mexico. officers accused of using excessive, often lethal force. >> every police officer out there is not

vision for the country. that is a very problematic place for the republican party to be right now. the bestrgue that option for the republicans is that they don't have a good night. isn every party does, it human nature, when they come out of a big victory, they take it as a mandate, and they take it as a sign that everything that you have done is right and everything that people like us is talking about is wrong. we don't need to compromise but we don't need to change. we picked up 12 seats in the house. we are doing everything right. one that is not going to benefit republicans in 2016. looking like a party that can govern. looking at a party that has a message. that is a much eager challenge for the republican party right now. they fix that, then it is time to start talking about how you compromise with the white house. , you want to give us your take on the world? >> thank you. everything has been set, but not everyone has said it. the southern gentleman praised everyone individually. i will say, ditto. i'm not a

of the road. as a wrong-way driver sped down ashland, he hit ivan killing him. the suspect got away. alameda county sheriff's deputies say they found the car. they are now checking it over for forensic evidence. tonight, ivan's mother and two sisters were among the hundreds grieving for him. she says she doesn't want to talk about it right now. but his cousin says ivan's mother is devastated. what do you want people to know about ivan? >> he was the fun little loving boy. he was always smiling. beautiful little boy ever. and i just hope that they catch whoever did this. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> the family of a man missing from san francisco believes it was his body found floating near alcatraz island. dan ha's parents and siblings made the announcement during a news conference yesterday. 26-year-old stanford grad had not been seen since halloween. the ferry captain found the body tuesday morning. investigators have not yet officially identified the remains. but family members say the body

time for a check on the forecast. with meteorologist kevin corriveau. >> this is a dangerous storm causing a lot of problems. i'll start where it began up here towards the north-west. all the snow coming across the area. take a look at snow coming across the area. we had one to four inches of snow in the area, a lot of trauma problems as well, as well as power outages. they cleared up. good news for them. they are trying to dig out snow that they had. you can see the how the front is making its way to the east. behind the front, look at the morning temperatures. minus 1. you are at 1 degree. fargo at three. there's wind behind this. when you factor in the wind, it feels more like this. across the northern plains - minus 27. windchill for rapid city. that is dangerous if you go out with exposed skin. it could freeze within less than a minute. you need to be careful. this is the cold front here, moving through. we'll see temperatures drop across the region. we have wind chills for many people across the area. these will

more 60s than the 70s. after aed to it. i don't see anything for a while. >> fire up the barbecue. >> good time for it. >> steve has a new one. >> all right, steve. thank you. >>> people often ask us what do tv anchors like tori campbell and steve paulson do during a commercial break? there a news anchor that really, well, he kind of lets loose off the air. we'll show you some of the highlights scene by more than a million people. female announcer: through tuesday at sleep train save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends tuesday, veterans day. >>> happening right now, president obama is getting ready to award the medal of honor to a union army officer killed more than 150 years ago during the battle of gettysburg. it took an act of congress and years of lobbying by the first lieutenant to get the wisconsin native the recognition they thought he deserved. these are live

use the low beams. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are seeing a few extra cars making their way from the east bay into san francisco a crash over the santa cruz mountains with more detail on that if a few minutes. >>> three students are being treated after being shot by a gunman on the florida state university campus as students were studying for finals. nick is in the newsroom. we know the gunman has been shot. dead. was he a student? >> we do not know. cops have been tightlipped with the identities of the shooter and his victim sharing few details. >> if anyone has been shot called 9-1-1 on your cell phone, there has been a shooting. >> shots rang out and cell phone images captured the chaos and confusion of hundreds of students scrambling for cover. three people were wounded in the attack at the university library. officials have not identified the shooter and say they do not know why he opened fire with handgun. he was slot and killed when he turned the gun on officers. >> today we are all at uniting in collective prayer if thal

did it against the a's. did it against the giants. a couple of times in the world series. butler will serve primarily as a designated hitter. just 20 years old and he is a lifetime .295 hitter with some power. >>> you know how it is in a relationship when one person says i need a little space. maybe see other people, i think that is how it feels for the giants right now. pablo sandoval is seeing other teams. and from all reports, boston red sox wining, dining, doing everything they can to woo the panda. he arrived in boston last night. no formal officer -- offer has yet been extended. but the panda says he will give the giants a chance to officer -- chance to make an offer. >>> and we'll see if the sharks have a little heat inside. sports part ii next. >>> all right now, the less than magical mystery tour finally over for the sharks. 16 of their first 21 on the road. their lastest trek concludes in buffalo. always a lousy destination point for the sharks. that's the rookie grosnick. second career start. clean first period but here comes buffalo. nick delorie. second period

plan we held a working group to define the process we engaged a group including some of the folks to define that on page 4 what is a urban forest we thought it made it clear and we included a footnote other definitions of forest coincidental and the program so there are a lot of different words floating out there maybe a glossary would be helpful and some of the terms dinah street tree and defining other vegetation and defining greenery. >> a glossary will be great and we could do that. >> perfect and commissioner hillis. >> i'll recommend not getting two blogged down you'll be spending 6 months we see it here we're getting sucked into this the first page you canned disagree with page 6 i know trees and other forms of landscaping so are we're going to define landscaping and greenery and truck this is not what this is g about but to plant nor trees in the streets were there at&t park any anybody what drive or walk around and so we need more trees open the streets this is not a new problem a few references an article in the 50s talked about needing more trees this is what a general

and is like the traffic is clear let's take a look at the backed up as a result. -if you're heading to the toll plaza. >> reporter: traffic does not approve reproaching the 101 exit. 280 despite no incidents as to take a look at some of the bridges opening at the toll plaza and starting to loosen up with starting to seem--. >> reporter: your diet tile is down to 19 minutes. over at the golden gate bridge in the play better conditions here on the span itself. >> reporter: bar station is still having a 10 minute delays. because of a fatal accident >> gabe slate: 0 the fall to the door and then the door locks to your hotel will using draw from. the discotheque in with their fall have the raw lumber set the record to the fall and then go right to the room and open and up with their phone beckon completely bypass the front desk no waiting in line this could really change the way we check into hotel rooms in the future. you want to make sure that your phone requires a pass code because if you lose your phone someone could easily get into your room. >> grant >> darya: san

stinker of a number, then that may very well build the case for a postponement of the hike. let me review these comments from hsbc. we spoke to her earlier on capital connection. she warned there is a risk of a negative surprise in g3 gdp. there is a risk that it could come in below 1%. if that happens, then that may very well seal the deal on a postponement of the vat hike. so a lot of excitement around the japanese markets at the moment. next week is going to be absolutely critical. back to you now. >> sri, thank you very much. >>> and some breaking news on the ruble, russia's first deputy central bank chair says it's about the economies and more importantly, she says the central bank is limiting liquidity for a tax on the ruble. just two days ago, the central bank of russia removed the trading ban on the ruble to make it freely floating. so this is the path that they want to go towards because they spent so much money, so much of the reserves on defending the currency to keep it from falling further. now they say the limiting liquidity isn't really just speculators who a

fatal shooting in the triangle area. a person was shot just after 12:30 this morning and the person reportly died on the way to the hospital. neighbors say they heard several gunshots. police have not provided a motive and we don't know the identity of the victim who died. >>> tensions are mounting in ferguson, missouri, as people are awaiting for the ground jury decision on whether a white police officer should be indicted for killing an unarmed black teenager. there have been protestors since the august shooting. some have turned violent and people are being urged to stay calm. >> we are calling on our members and members of the community to respond in a non- violent fashion. >> once the decision is reached there will be a 48 hour warning before it is announced. >>> the house intelligence committee says there was no deliberate cover up after the terror attack at the diplomatic post in benghazi, libya. more with susan mcginnis. >> reporter: a two year investigation into the 2012 attack in benghazi's american compound is f

and most of the revenue bonds money goes to muni which is interesting but prop a so much of the money it does not go to muni and prop a it is not destined and we don't know where the money is going the central subways legal definition now the pmc reports shows a higher liefkd of cost overruns we need to see mta get it's houses in order we need to see you manage the money. >> thank you, mr. wong anything else wish to address the board commissioners questions or comments a motion to >> we have a motion and a second. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? thank you next item and item 12 and discussion regarding the customer satisfaction survey. >> good afternoon chairman noel and the members of the public i'm the communications director at sfmta we're pleased to bring the muni customer survey a survey we used to conduct and engage gunmen customer satisfaction with sfmta service on a periodic base it provides trend information back to 2001 rae give us a valuable understanding of what we need to do to improve over time and balances some of the things we hear on a regular basis in this board room

who have a negative lunch balance. thet is investigating. >>> comedian jay leno canceling a performance at a gun show after coming under fire from antigun groups. leno slammed on twitter for agreeing to a performance put on by the national shooting foundation based in new town, connecticut, the location of the deadly school shooting in 2012. leno saying ip understand it's new town and of course i get it. it's just sometimes mistakes get made. >>> don't call them freshmen. illinois university is banning the word from students' vocabulary because it is offensive. officials of the private college is remalaysing it with the term -- is replacing it with the term first year. >> ladies, want to get a man to help you out? the answer is pretty simple apparently. >> yes, it works. a new study out of france finds men are more likely to be helpful when a woman is hearing heels. in an experiment a woman would either ask man to participate in a survey or pick up a dropped glove. >> in both cases the higher the heels the more helpful the

little closer to the ground. >>>. >>> a worker for the d.c. ment of transportation who was seriously injured by a snowplow is showing some signs of improvement now. her name is donna store, injured last month during a test run of snow equipment at rfk stadium. she was pinned between the plow and the pickup truck. both her legged severely injured. she just had her ninth surgery now and is doing well in the hospital. doctors are hopeful, we're told, that she'll recover fully. >>> before the snow even arrives, road crews are already ramping up for another cold winter. and for the first time, the road crews won't just be clearing the way for cars. d.c. and arlington county will have crews dedicated to clearing off bike lanes. arlington county will also clear some trails. the district is also switching to certiamic snow blades that won't create potholes on the roads. one of the biggest concerns is running out of salt. but d.c.'s director of public works tells news4 he plans to hoard as much salt as he can store. >>> next, an officer investigating je

the top stories. a palestinian man is shot by police after stabbing three israelis in the occupied west bank. >>> suicide bomber targets a school in nigeria. >> 67 years, jill guard, 62 years. >> remembering the victims, nh 17 over the ukraine. >>> and the body language says it all, why china and japan are finding it hard to be civil. hello, a palestinian man has been shot by israeli security forces after he staed at least three israelis. one of the victims died in the attack. it happened just outside a settlement in the occupied west bank. the security situation in israel and pipeline is deteriorating rapidly. last week there was fighting around al-aqsa compound known as temple you mount. also stopped palestinian men from entering. >>> israel's prime minister is to hold a special says on monday but earlier benjamin netanyahu warned he would make life difficult for all those who threatened lives in israel. >> we'll fight against the palestinian authority, we'll act decisively against the rioters who are

doesn't even know the date. but stich a look at our day. >> is the 13th. >> but just say january 13th? because that's what it's going to feel like. highs in the low 30s today. typically we would be 20 degrees warmer. wind will cost 20-25 mi.. the wind will get you early today. radar shows light snow flurries continuing across the region. could be snow showers meanly in portions of north indiana as the moisture comes across the lake. expecting only a light dusting today. satellite composite shows snow in la salle county and the flurries continue into will county. it's 27 at midway. the wind sustained a round 5-15. wind chill on round 12. today, only in the low 30s. 20 degrees tonight. >> a nice gentle easy way into this snow before it ponce us later. we have a few construction projects along roosevelt road from laramie thing closures in place through the 14th. that goes until tomorrow. the project will be finished. more traffic and anything else i can help provide at the desk coming up. >>the suspect in the shooting of a chi

. >> a woman found dead in her home we're live with the details. >> bullets fly on a philadelphia street leaving one man dead and an innocent bystander wounded. >> accuweather is tracking chilly weather and the colder weather will stretch into the weekend. >> reporter: it's cold out here this morning. i wish i had gloves. we'll see early sunshine, but there's clouds to the west that are getting thicker. in the morning we'll see the clouds thicken up that will be the continue process throughout the day. 39 degrees if in philadelphia. we're below freezing in allentown. 33 in reading. 32 in millville. the numbers are down at this early hour. the windchill is making it feel like the freezing mark, windchill of 27 in wilmington. some of you might require a slightly heavier coat as you head out and maybe extra gear. if you're camping the bus, 39 degrees by 7:00. 41 by 8:00. clear, but chilly. if you're heading to class or work, by 8:00 we should be back up to 41. yourself it will be a cooler day. the high will be 51 by 2:00. by 3:00 p.m. we're back in the upper 40s and 6:00 p.m., 47 degrees, t

the british try a diversion. and what the diversion is. they're going to send a squadron of gun boats to get in behind the fort. they're going to try to bring about 1,000, maybe 1,200 guys, maybe land them behind the fort. and it's primarily a diversion. maybe if they get lucky, they can get into the city and create mayhem or do something. it's mainly a diversion. and they're going to bring them down the way so you see that orange ship right there go down that branch of the river, and setting off at midnight, they hug that opposite bank over there, a squadron of barges. so some of the british barges get lost. half of them make it and go down in this direction over here. and if you look that way, you can see 95. interstate 95. and that's near a cove. where you see there's a factory to the left and that's a cove right there. and the british actually sail those gun boats into that cove. what they did not know is that cove was guarded by three little forts. and so there was actually a little battle back there. so i always wondered what it was l

morning temperatures in the 20s. a lot of neighborhoods around leesburg closer to freezing, down i-95 and dipping down to the low 30s. so cool but nice. your range, 52 to 57. a good weekend coming our way. here's a look at the four-day forecast. saturday's high 56. 58 sunday. behind that front we have got sun shine and mostly sunny day for sunday. 64 degrees on monday under sunshine. on veteran's day we have got higher temperatures coming our way. a little later we'll take a look at all the events taking place not only this weekend but on tuesday. midweek we drop into the 50s. 57 degrees for a high temperature. yes, we still have that cold air moving in for the end of next week. this is a look at the high temperature. 45 degrees. more like mid to the bottom of december, what we would typically feel around here. take a look and we'll show you the pattern that's going to be setting up. where that cold air is originating from and we'll track it right on down. >> thanks. now to a live look at new york's rockeller center. i

the panel. lot have been looking at a of the treaties over the last five years and i found quite a few inequities on the part of the federal government to live up to treaties. i guess all of us are aware that this.are days in here, roald burley was talking about a treaty made by the u.s. government with his great-grandfather. i believe you mentioned that the lands in oklahoma are actually in over ship of the tribes with certain restrictions. but i have a question that i would like to ask all of you and i would like to give the spec to you too. if individual families on these lands and have deeds to these lands, and over the years there have been oil companies drilling on these lands and they never received one penny of revenue from all of this drilling, then what is the next step to get this rectified. if they are on their land and they just took the land without considering the family's what is it that can be done? what do you recommend? for a quickime response. >> get a lawyer. [laughter] i graduate about 80 of them a year who do indian law. .> thanks so much for mya new lecture students on joh

lot of folks could make your travel back to the bay area a little on the messy side even next week as we take a look beyond it looks like we may have some wet weather for next week as well just know that it is cold this morning and will be great weather leading >>george: where tech and delays on the san mateo bridge in the bay bridge and the westbound direction it is becoming a hot spot we have heavy traffic was normally a occur at this hour there is additional problem out of the base of the high-rise. their three vehicles on the right-hand shoulder with flat tires that presumably is sought in the laying that cause it does more than just a coincidence. there may be some caltrans crew of the is investigating and the sweeping look it was done to the traffic is solidly backed up into a toll plaza for the was bound ride >>george: the sense there bridge is not the only so spots take a look at the bay bridge for the west out camille early this morning backed up into macarthur maze and onto highway 24 and even a with an essentially as a free understand what can compresses i

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the teacher switches to a loft. the maybe dialect in the country. >> we need to teach them in the language at home, and the small ones. they don't speak french. a decade ago, speaking anything other than french was not tolerated. it was a punishable act. it's a foreign language. some say it's a language imposed. it's a challenge for us parents to teach our own dialect. >> reporter: the rule was created during france's collionisation and scanned with the francophone conference, an organization of french-speaking countries. france's grip is on the economy through this, a strong currency pegged to the europe. making imports cheap. the markets are flooded with goods made in china. it's overevaluated to the point that stifling economic development and countries here suffer the most. >> 15 african nations used the currency. >> this is a problem when it comes to sovereignty. it's hours when france controls it. as soon as we get rid of it, the better it would be. it's a currency that is there to keep french influence. >> the

one of the was a case of the brother of harry daughtery, who said, i'm not a federal employee, so youhould not call me. the supreme court said you have to testify. this has nothing to do with legislation, but the supreme court said it does not have to do with legislation. it is nice if it does, the congress has a role in our system of being able to investigate. those were major decisions that supported subsequent investigations. the furniture that you see behind me is exactly the same furniture they would have seen in 1923 when thomas walsh was sitting there or when joe mccarthy was sitting there in the 1950's. the original piece of furniture, a carved bench with eagles on either side. that was purposely brought for this -- bought for this room. that long table is a table the senators would have said that with the green felt top on it. sometimes with extension, depending about how many members of the committee were there. they would've sat there, and there would've been a chair facing them with a small table with the witnesses. then around them, would have been, not quite a semicircle

back down into the 20s tonight. a look at when it warms up again, that's next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 5:21. alexis dave s, how are the road looking? >>> we have in indian head, port tobacco road and ironsides road are closed due to an accident involving downed wires. your alternate is going to be durham road. and back to you. >>> thank you, alexis. going to extreme measures for a free ride, the lengths some drivers are willing to go to to skip out on paying tolls. >>> and right now some road work you'll want to be aware of. the project begins this morning in d.c. that will transform a busy road many of you use to get >>> 5:15. new road work is underway to transform a lot of what you see in d.c. and it could affect your drive to work today. megan mcgrath is live where crews are working on the third street tunnel. >> reporter: aaron, take a look behind me at all the construction barrels lined up here. shortly, the barrels will be pressed into service as they close this intersection down. it's part of

the flag used by the group has been covered in a slogon, as the army takes a large part of baiji town -- baiji town from the fighters. it was an early victory in june for i.s.i.l. >> it's a victory for the iraqi army and the rapid deployment squad. >> let the young men join the armed forces. let them come and join arms with their brothers to expel the country. if we don't act now, i.s.i.l. will sweep us. we have to give support to the use to join the fight against i.s.i.l. especially in the province. it is considered the breaking point for i.s.i.l. defense towards baghdad. fighting continues for the rest of the town. >> early on i.s.i.l. established beijing as a command and control center for all the territory that it controlled inside iraq. it was not just about military strategy. it was about business abbing ument. from bay -- acumen. from baiji they controlled their oil operation netting them millions. i.s.i.l. fighters were pushed from the center as they entered from the south and the west. the oil refinery is the next target. 15km away, i.s.i.l. fighters are in control of parts o

the attack. students were gathering for a morning assembly when the blast happened. is is under a state of emergency has seen similar attacks by boko haram fighters in the past. we are hoping to get our correspondent up a little later in the show to bring you more details on that story. in the meantime let's move on to iraq where the army says that it has reached the center of the northern oil producing town of beijing and trying to break a siege of isil fighters of the biggest oil refinery and they captured beijing in june across northern iraq and we have this exclusive report. >> reporter: just a day ago isil was said to be firmly in control. today the graffiti tells the story. the flag used bety group has been covered in iraq cherokee security forced slogan as the army takes large parts of the town from isil fighters. the taking of beijing and the oil refinery was an early victory for isil as they swept through iraq in june and this victory is for the iraqi army and the swad fighting alongside them. >> translator: let all the young men join the armed forces if the

new head of state, this man drop the presidential guard. >> a a country in the dark as a major brackout leaves blank will derek without electricity. >> in argentina, huge tracts of forest are being cleared. >> kurdish peshmerga forces have joined the battle to free kobane. they're been firing rockets off the back of pickup trucks. peshmerga forces started crossing the border friday. they're helping the syrian kurds as well as other opposition fighters who are already there. aljazeera has this report from the turkey-syria border. >> we are a few kilometers away from kobane where the sound of sporadic fighting and shelling has persisted throughout saturday. behind me is one of the entrances to the town from turkey where the iraq kurdish peshmerga forces crossed over late friday and early saturday, bringing with them much-needed reinforcements for the syrian kurdish fighters who have been combating isil. the peshmerga forces when they entered the station themselves mainly in the western part of the city, they brought with them semi pickup trucks carrying anti aircraft guns and rocket launc

enough is enough. >> the sun of a 78-year-old held a -- the son of a 78-year- old held a chant and spoke following the death of his mother. she was killed backane september and -- back in september and organizers put the empty shoes on the steps of city hall to respect those who lost their lives this year in pedestrian accidents. >> behind me are 28 empty shoes. shoes that should be filled today. more than these shoes people lost limbs, people who can no longer stand because of traffic injuries. >> organizers called on the city to speed up efforts to make the streets in san francisco safer. they say in the last few weeks it has been especially dangerous with six people being killed. >>> a chp motorcycle officer is in stable condition after being hit by a van. the california highway patrol says the van and another car collide on interstate 680 at 5:30 p.m. last night. the van driver tried to swerve and hit the chp officer. the officer was taken by duplicate the hospital -- helicopter to the hospital. >>> police are investigating a incident that has the community on edge. an injured man sh

the blast. it happened as a train was coming out of the station. last week an explosion on a train killed four, an hour north of the capital >>> egyptian security officials say fighters killed five off-duty police me and soldiers in northern sinai peninsula, dying in two attacks after armed men set up roadblocks. parts of sinai are under emergency rule after a bombing last month killed 33 soldiers. >> a new presidential decree in egypt will allow the government to expedite foreigners charged or convicted of a crime. it's not clear what this means for three al jazeera journalists who have been detained for 320 days. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed have been accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. all threes are appealing their convictions. al jazeera demands their release. >> let's go back now to the attacks in libya. and helene is a journalist and author of muammar gaddafi, the life and death of a dictator, joining us from paris. no one claimed responsibility for the attack. who could be behind it, and why target the

the skepticism? >> let me back up a little bit on the politics. he is asking me kind of how big of a deal was this politically this kind of retreat from skepticism. let me describe the skepticism a bit. so in 1973 nixon declares the end of vietnam war and the kinds of things you begin to see in the median of popular cultural art quite extraordinary. mainstream newspapers start talking about the crimes using that word that america committed in vietnam. a shouting match breaks out on the florida state senate in albany new york when a representative proposes and americans support our fighting men and vietnam days and another another liberal representative says well why should we be celebrating? what they were doing was disastrous for this country. you had sa showed the first energy crisis. this memorial day of 1973. people were saying we shouldn't have the indianapolis 500 because it ways to because it ways to much gas and maybe we should us just extinguish the eternal flame at john f. kennedy's great because it wasted much gas. it was kind of silly t

a big night for the republicans. they now have a majority in the united states senate. ooking out for, no projections yet. in virginia, take a look at this. no projection in virginia with 95% of the vote in to mark warner, the incumbent democrat. he's got a slight advantage, 12,150 votes over the republican challenger ed gillespie, but still no projection in virginia. in alaska, we're not ready to make a projection either. dan sullivan, the republican, though, is slightly ahead of mark begich, the incumbent democrat, 44% for him, 50% for dan sullivan. once again, no projection in alaska. what president obama has lost over the course of his presidency. >> let's take a look at the senate chamber when barack obama took office. the republicans were completely on the ropes back then. 41 seats, the democrats had 57 plus two independents who caucused with them. in 2010, the democrats lost six seats. they gained a little bit back in 2012. but now the damn has burst. take a look at this. republicans with 52 seats so far, democrats down to 43. two independents, one who may cross o

ec the purple as a trail of hale. ing rotation on the radar we could be seen within waterspouts already. and looks like a tornado touched down very briefly. >> reporter: as for the south a moderate rain is moving through we did see thunderstorms early year through a word and now is picking up steam again as then heads towards pleasant scent were talking about an inch per hour. >> reporter: the slow progression of this band is headed towards oakland and it will be hitting the raiders game in a short while. we do a >> reporter: another round rain once these thunderstorms go out on friday and saturday >> pam: and i weather coverage continues tonight where ups snell in the mountains is a welcome sight where some businesses and skiers are really happy about p.m. the weather >> reporter: is cold and windy appear about 30 degrees but the wind chill is much lower than that were going about 3 1/2 hours of straight snow. >> reporter: driver isn't scraping off their cars this and they say this is the most know that they see this

listen to the audio. >> i have a man down the street. 46 years old. i need a patrol unit here as well. >> you're not going to stay and tell at this time. >> dispatch, however, did send an ambulance. last night fires were lit on streets, attacking police with bottles, rocks and shut down two freeways. police say they arrested 92 people. helping them were sheriff deputies the police chief agreed to talk about the strategy in general z he says you have to have a plan and man power. you also have to separate crowd control, crowd management, from crime control. >> two different contingents of officers, one establishing scrimmage lines and deployment units to arrest those committing crimes. >> you want to do it firm, and fast. you know? you want to go in and grab criminals. get them out of there. >> chp told us they provided teams to do exactly that. we saw a few of them today they've been out here two nights. at least one car was vandalized. the teams were called in to take back the freeways. >> biggest thing about the teams is they can move in a situation

the democrats. >> we are heading to and we are we are sending a woman to the united states senate. >> a state sending the first female senator to washington. and another candidate the youngest woman ever elected to koch. >> starting now on the decisive victories, and the surprises and the angry electorate. >> good wednesday morning, i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. we begin with the republican party taking the top prize in the midterm election, taking the senate. >> the gop picking up the six states they needed and then some. tahman bradley has more tonight new political landscape in washington. >> it was a blowout. riding an anti-obama wave, republicans seized control of the senate and tightened their grip on the house. >> the experiment if big government lasted long enough. it's time to go in a new direction. >> as expected, the gop picked up arkansas, south dakota and west virginia. but they also won hard-fought races in north carolina, colorado and iowa. iowa was a real zing to president obama, it was the state that launched his political career. >> there are a lot of disappointed people toni

we are constantly on the lookout for a wave. how big is the wave? or has not been a lot of hard evidence in the polling in these very states up to this point of the big wave coming. it is like a muggy summer day. you know that under storms could develop, even if they're not on the radar. so we have been constantly scanning the radar, but within the last week to 10 days, we started to pick up some of the thunderstorms developing. first of all, waves tend to break late. bill frisk was up by four percentage points. that was a week before the election. we were polling to the weekend. on thursday, he was up by seven. on saturday, he was up by nine. the following tuesday, he beat an incumbent democratic senator by 14 percentage points gained 10 points in the last week. unless you are polling through the weekend, you would miss that. we are starting to see that hence now as we said here. the thursday before the election. a building republican wave. like what? washington post just came out with a poll that showed the generic preference for republicans at six

they asked for a bailout. for the court to declare that they were basically on good behavior for ten years. and that would put them on kind of a parole system for lack of a better term. they would be out but they would be subject to continued monitoring. and then they also asked for section 5 of the voting rights act to be declared unconstitutional. that went up to the supreme court in 2008-2009 time period and then 2009 the supreme court ruled on the bailout question allowed them to bail out and just kind of ducked the constitutional question which raised it again for someone to bring a challenge. so that's primarily -- you know, that's background, but to tell you how basically we got where i came in. we had been doing some work for the project on fair representation, which is a group of folks interested in fairness in elections, and things of that nature, for some time. some of it had led to litigation, other's had not. but we'd been doing a bunch of memos. by the time the decision came out we thought we had a good

the debris was shipped. a clean up operation was delayed due to fighting between troops and pro-russian separatists. officials are investigating the cause that killed nearly 300 people. >> keeping law and order in eastern ukraine is a challenge. military police are attempting to keep things under control. rebel fighters have a form of discipline. that often takes place outside the justice system. >> heading out of donetsk with the military police, they are on their way to she can up on a group of rebel fighters. the concern that they have been going it alone. they'll be given a choice, submit to military discipline or lose their weapons. inside, though, a helmet camera shows a different story. it's smiles as quests are shown around. there's talk of abandoned planes up and running. for the head of the unit a successful confirmation of the authority. >> we want to make sure it is okay, everything is fine, and that people don't have complaints. sometimes it could be complained on the military guys, instead of doi

across the bay in berkeley, a one-cent per ounce carried easily. 75% of the vote, as a matter of factdespite the opposition there. just to the north in richmond, chevron spent $3 million to impact the outcome of the city council races. came up with a goose egg. in the central valley, democratic i incumbent, there was a shocker. raised four times as much money as republican challenger and he lost. he lost. in silicon valley, voices royal to -- spent twice as much money as the incumbent. they lost. sure, money can make a difference. all things considered, you'd rather have it than not have it. but there are other variables at play as we've seen here. >> behind the race, the incumbent won. how does this victory affect his status and stature as a fixture in the silicon valley? >> fixture he's been for 35 years. he's going to tell him that one. but the close harr gin of victory really suggests two conclusions. first, that honda is still vulnerable and second the electorate in 2015 on the other side of that equation will be more favorable to honda with democrats coming out much larger numbe

the funeral mass begins at 11 a- m. the white house is confirming that isis has killed american hostage peter kassig. he was beheaded on another i- sis video. andrew spencer has more. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. several women have been robbed on the street in logan square since the first of the month. the first attack was in the 33- hundred block of west belmont... the most recent one, last we discovered that they had if we had discovered the head position of unclear weapon and we had to run an operation to get it out of their hands, then it you can anticipate that not only would the chairman recommend me sending ground troops to get the weapon out of their hands, but i would order that. >> fifth westerner to be beheaded on video since august. his life was threatened in another video back in october. taking a look at the other top stories, several women have been robbed on the streets of logan square since the first of the month. first attack on the 3300 block of west belmont. the most recent on

now to a developing story. the man accused of kidnapping a philadelphia woman and charged in a separate an duck case in richmond is in jail in virginia. this is new video of sheriff's deputies in the richmond area taking delvin barnes to jail. he sexually assaulted a 16-year-old girl. the pursuit picked up steam when police in richmond area noticed barnes was on surveillance in the philadelphia case. they made the connection that they also had a warrant out for his arrest. that's when police tracked down the car that barnes used to a used car dealership. that car dealership told them he put a gps on the car because the buyer had bad credit. police activated the gps. not too long after that, barnes and the abducted woman were found in the back seat of that car in jessup, maryland on wednesday. she was chosen randomly, he says. family members say she is doing okay but needs time the heal. >>> 6:03. deputies are looking for a man who robbed a bank in loud on county. there he is. he walked into suntrust bank last frida