but the names on the headstones were simply wrong. incorrectly transcribed from previous headboards or death registers as thomas sligh's name had been. e.z. hall, for instance, was e.z. hale on grave number 154. until a descendant, three or four years ago, discovered the missed transcription and restored his family name. you see with the newer issue headstone here. hall's story is one of the strangest in the soldier lot and one of the very few who died in combat. he was a volunteer from michigan who died in 1864. his remains were sent home by train from a military hospital in washington, d.c. the train in those days to michigan made a stop in pittsburgh and there the passengers demanded that his decomposing body be removed from the car. the railroad company delivered the corpse and what little information it had to the allegheny cemetery where e.z. hall in effect died a second death from the misplacement of his body and of his name. this meant nobody knew where these names were. they were mere placeholders in a military organization wi

arabic, some of the names are kind of right there on the fringe. and that's what this name is. i'm not going to stay obviously because i'm not close to having that confirmed. first one, l.a. times is confirming it, news agencies are confirming, when i mentioned to sources that i've been speaking to, just hung up with, they believe two suspects. they confirmed it as well. that doesn't mean that there's not a bigger picture here, sean. doesn't mean there are more suspects or other people they worked with. that part, they're taking very, very seriously. hearing helicopters periodically, we know about the situations where the crew's been told to look back. problems there, and they're worried about problems here down the street. and that will continue i'm told for some time because again, security is number one for them, but trying to preserve as much evidence as they can as this investigation -- >> i can answer this by the way. >> reporter: a lot of concern, fbi came out here early on, and came out here in a large force. >> adam, i just got this tweet,

why did they change the name? >> guest: the title was, "amon," but the subtitle was always, my grandfather would have shot me." i think this was one of the reasons that it's - for the u.s. market they decided to do it because the name, "amon" is not so known. i myself preferred "amon" because, first of all, it's more literal name like more, like, literature, and the book is non-fiction book, but for me, it is a - yes, it's a book like more in the belletristic field. but the reason why i or we decided in germany to publish was, "amon," the name is so striking because in our family, names play a very, very important role. and when you notice, the name of my mother is monika and the nickname of my grandfather, my biological grandfather, was "monique (ph)" and there are some other aspects. for example, the name is a jewish name. also, the name of my grandmother is a biblical name, and there's another point because my - i have a half-sister and she gave the name, "amon" - not only the name, "amon," also jewish name, but

police release the name of the woman who died in a crash. the black hawk county sheriff's office says 21- year-old alexis behrends was the woman who died in the accident on dunkerton road wednesday morning. the crash happened when behrends crossed over the center linnand collidinggnto a car driven by darlene hammond. hammond was not injured but behrends died at the scene. the sheriff's office say the road was approximately 95% covered n ice at the time of the university of iowa is facing backlash over the name of one of their web programs... because of the similarity to the name of a well known terroriss group. kwwl's hillary maglin spoke with students about the possibility of a name change. (st. cg: brandon flynn/university of iowa student) "obviously it like, comes up in ccnversation 'cause it is the same name as a the university of iowa has been facing controversy lately over the name of one of their which students regulary use to check their school email and schedule classes... is often referred to as isis... an abbreviation of iowa stud

discussionsver changing the name began over the past fefe weeks on campuu but, word of a new name for the web program is just beginning to get out to the public. (sot. cg: hillary maglin) "whileeost students understand why the university is changing the name, they say they wouldn't have been offended if the school kept the name isis." affect me, but i think it's a good change to make." (sot. cg: dustin oodwin) "i think it's a good idea with everything going on. everything with isis. i think it's a good are still in the beginning stages of changing the name... so they don't know exactly how much th change e ill cost... ttugh they believe it will be significant. the school will also be asking for input from studenls for a new name to ensure it's something they feellis appropriate. say there's no hurry to get rid of the current site in their opinions. (sot. cg: heidi aude/student) "i mean, i feel like it's pretty obvious that the university of iowa isn't standing with isis, seem affiliated with it if that's the case." the school says they will start using the new name and program before

the fight for a name change. "the university is, you know, taking these concerns very seriously, and so we're hoping this will be something that people will receive in a positive manner."discussions over changing the name began over the past few weeks on campus, but, word of a new name for the web program is just beginning to get out to the public. "while most students understand why the university is changing the name, they say they wouldn't have been offended if the school kept the name isis." "it doesn't really affect me, but i think it's a good change to make." "i think it's a good idea with everything going on. everything e school will also be asking r input from stunts for a new nameo ensure's something they feel is appropriate. the school hopes to have the new name ficially in place by spring... but students say there's no rry to get ridof the current site in their inions."i mean, i feel like it's pretty vious tt the university ofwa isn'tanding wi isis, the terror ganization. but get that, u know, don't wna

ooer groups" donald trump said look at the names: farook. sot: donald trump, (r) presidential candidate:33-41 "radical islamic terrorism. and i'll tell you what, we have a the term" president obama focused on n control. sot: president obama (no super) :45-51 "make it harder -- not impossible -- but harder for individuals to get access to weapons." it's not hard now. and so far this year there have been 355 mass shootings in america ... at least 4 people injured or killed in each democrats are demanding votes to toughen background checks and ban assault rifles sott sen. chuck chumer, (d-new york)1:05-1:08 "the worst thing that we can do is do nothing" republicans say slow sot: house speaker paul ryan, (r-wisconsin ) 1:12-1:17 "the last thing we waat to do is rush to judgment to quote unquote do something and then a finger at the gun lobby sot: josh earnest, white house press secretary1:21- 1:26 "we've got too many members of congress that are terrified are a lot of people across this country that are terrified of a mass shooting." but backers

claiming the name is a statement of cultural pride. ruled it's protected by the first amendment. >> you can't everything you want to. the ruling could be boost for the redskins after a federal judge canceledded their trademark registration. >> i think they have had it for years and should leave it way it is. no need to change it. it's not offensive to anybody. jeff: offensive or not a judge in the case of the slant wrote this if the majority opinion. it's a bedrock principal underlying the first amendment that the government may not penalize private speech nearly because it disapproves of the message it conveys. many fans hope redskins maintain the name. >> i'm a big redskins scan. always have. go redskins. jeff: others say the recent ruling should not be viewed an an endorsement. >> the name offends considerable number of people and they should change it. jeff: attorney for the redskins said they are pleased with the court ruling but would say nothing more. it is possible that the supreme court may have to decide this issue. leon: thi

the name's acronym. in recent weeks... the university has recieved complaints about the name because of it's similiarity to the radical islamic terrorist group responsible for recent attacks in paris. while some students aren't offended by the name... they (heidi aude/student) "i mean, i terrorist organization. but i think, you know, we don't wanna seem affiliated with it, if that's the case." come up with a new name for the program yet... but will be appropriate. the university says they're still in the beginning stages of changing the name... and it will hopefully be officially changed by spring. we've got youcovered live from e newsroom... hillary maglin ...kwwl news. the school doesn't know yet how much the change will cost... but they believe ix will be a significant number. decision 2016... doctor ben carson is making threats that he'll ditch his party... the republican presidential caidate and retired uroseurgen is slamming the g-o-p party -- this is following reports tdat some party insiders are disgussing a deal to

i want to show them the new look and the new name -- the simple greek. e came from a branding expert. kathleen: um, "simple greek"? i'm offended. mike: the feeling that i get is that when you say, "the simple greek," it's almost, like, condescending. like you're calling them somebody not too smart, like a very simple person, like a simple arse. it's a matter of semantics, if you will. lemonis: now, with all due respect, you're not greek. i'm greek. i'm not offended by it. i don't feel like you're calling me stupid. kathleen: i'm offended. lemonis: so that's one to one so far in terms of being offended. kathleen: are you offended? andreas: initially, i didn't really like "the simple greek," but when i see it on paper, it doesn't really bother me. lemonis: are you offended by "the simple greek"? -michael: i could be. -lemonis: you could be. michael: yeah. kathleen: i hate this name. lemonis: but you're not a branding expert, and i am. here's the option. because i want to respect your decision, you can call it whatever you want, but if you take my money, the

. >>> an ancient burial box, inscribed with the name "james", son of joseph, brother of jesus. a box that might actually be a connection to jesus christ himself. but who was his brother james? >> the gospels are very clear that jesus had siblings. >> from doubter. >> can you imagine if someone said my brother is the son of god? >> to leader. >> james ran the whole show in jerusalem. >> why has james been lost in history? >> james really is the forgotten man. >> embroiled in one of the longest forgery trials ever, could this box be the first physical evidence of jesus and his secret brother james? ♪ >>> fall 2002. the royal ontario museum opens it's doors to what may be the most significant discovery ever in biblical archology. a limestone burial box known as an ossuary, scientifically dated to the time of christ. on its side an inscription in ancient aramaic which reads "james, son of joseph, brother of jesus". >> it came just as we'd crossed the millennium threshold. we'd already had the y2k bug, we had the pope's my lineal visit to the holy land, and this seemed to be one of t

especially the first name. ing, james, it came by itself without any item to accompany it. >> in first century jerusalem, the bones of the dead were placed in ossuaries in underground tombs. archaeologist byron mccain is a leading expert on burial practices in ancient palestine. >> we're just south of the old city of jerusalem. there are a number of burial caves from the time of jesus right around here. in the jewish tradition, on the first anniversary of the death, they gather the bones of their deceased loved ones, those bones are placed in an ossuary. the ossuary is marked with the name of the deceased and then placed somewhere in the tomb. >> back in 1970s jerusalem, there is a vibrant market for antique ossuaries. >> i didn't see anything particular in this ossuary. it was set for many times at my parents' apartment, together with several other ossuaries i purchased at that time, because i didn't put any special attention to this ossuary. >> but in april 2002, golan invites andre lemaire, a renown scholar o

the crash. alison: debating a name change for umd's byrd stadium. e school president is recommending that it be called marilyn stadium because cary byrd, the former president, was a well-known supporter of racial segregation. roz plater has the details. than two decades of debate, it appears to be close to a resolution. it is the third time in 25 years students at the university of maryland college park have lobbied to change the name of their football venue, byrd stadium, named for our former servednt harry byrd, who from 1936 until 1954. he is credit for laying the foundation of the modern kicks, but he was also a segregationist. the current president said after getting input from students, he recommends that byrd stadium be changed to maryland stadium. this senior sociology major has led the current name change fight. >> i think it says a lot about our effort to diversity, and inclusion. being a second-generation terrapin, that would not have been possible. >> kind of disheartened. roz: not everyone on campus agrees. >> this university would be of

the only names you see that are up are the refiners. they're up big. in the $40s. tesoro, valero. >> did you buy any of those names? >> no. clients have been buying. the problem is they are so under water they are adding to a lot of their positions that they already have caved in on. that's the key. how many of these guys can survive the year with these positions that they hold. >> are you trading any energy names? >> i'm short oil. i have the view oil goes down to about $25 is where i think it ends up. i would not be buying any of these names. we've seen this before. when you have a risk off type of environment where stocks like the fang stocks, amazon, netflix, google, those are starting to crack and people are covering their shorts in the oil space. whether they are covering shorts or adding on to already-losing positions, i wouldn't necessarily call this people saying this is the bottom in oil. certainly why not let's cover shorts here. if you were short these names, you did very well. oil has a long way to go. you'll probably get one of those big spikedown days

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you look at the names, the growth they are showing right now is pretty impressive. but yes, you have to hedge these names. i think mief i think microsoft, most comfortable of all of the names, look at the dividend. >> how about general electric. it is up there. up 20% or so. >> we talked about this for a long time, how they needed to get back to their roots and be more like honeywell. and they did that. they got rid of ge capital. so gef is becoming more like ge was ten or 15 years ago. >> ge is in the all-time highs. >> seven-year highs. >> but it has a lot of room to go. >> but they also announced earlier in the year, the stock didn't takeoff until they said they would sell off proceeds and buy back stocks. >> so you don't like it either. >> i think it has a great potential to break out because it is a much simpler story to guy's point that investors had a hard time getting their arms around it and now they are buying back the stock. >> so you do like ge? >> yep. >> let's move on to biotech. a strong week for the sector after what had been a rocky year. so will bio

to coordinate the names according to the policy to stay focused. and how does that fit into my definition? and it happens with those to come together to define how these policies are set to what we're supposed to do and the public interest. and it should not expand its scope. >> can we begin these conversations on the global stage. what do you hope to accomplish? >> brazil will be one of many milestones next year. in the multi stakeholder. the conference in brazil the future of maltase takeovers and government is the name of the conference. time for governments and businesses in a technical organizations to come together. and how should they look like? and the principles san how the mitt -- manage them. and then describes the principles that define how these eve of. because at the heart of any metric with the un, ruined -- and common principles. because of that ecosystem and sell what needs to work kerry well and we will do that and in addition we need to expand that. at large the addresses the needs and how the internet works. head but is on the i

names that have come back so far this quarter. those are the type of names that i think potentially have found their bottom. >> those type of names you can feel confident about them. >> there are times when you get more opportunistic in energy thinking that stocks are going to go up. you're opportunistic now thinking they're going to go down, but as the flip side, it comes when? >> really at the point where we can see global growth picking up substantially. we do think global growth is going to rise next year. developed market growth will rise. we're seeing the emerging market problems. the demand side isn't there for us yet as well as the -- it's just how sensitive the supply reaction is. supply can come on so quickly. that really cuts a lot of it that we may end up seeing with regards to the energy price. in terms of the oil services plays, we've seen this story before. >> it's been upgraded. wills no way we will be touching the all services sector. >> let me try to bring it back full circle. we start with a conversation on these bank stocks.

the naming sn't come without controversy. many are asking about stead's connection to president bruce harreld, and if the role he played to bring harreld in as president, had any connection to the naming. a university spokesperson tells kwwl the request to name the facility after the stead family was made long before the search for a new president sarted. lotto plaar. a man wins -- and then wins again minutes later. linda mumma has the story out of california. customers at this modesto mini mart on coffee road after one of it's regulars... "there's like 6 or 7 guys... beat the odds... "it couldn't have happened to a once... but twice... in just a matter of minutes. "it's amazihg. unbelievable." fast mart manager lakhvir singh... says he sold the winning tickets... to rodney meadows... last week.. when he stopped in to pick up some 30-dollar sctchers while running errands. "he went ououside to scratch it, came in and i was like he won big." a thousand dollars big on the first try so he decided to play again. "someone came in an

the name goes into effect next november. the dubuque school district needs a new swimming pool, but that project is now on hold. that's because of a change in the collection of the state sales tax from iowa's manufacturer s. the change takes effect on july first next year. it'll erase the state sales tax that iowa manufacturer s have paid on consumable supplies. those are items they use in the manufactutun g process. the iowa department of revenue estimates that will cut overall state sales tax million dollars between 2017 and 2020. it could also reduce local option sales tax revenue by up to six million dollars annually. that would affect cities that have large manufacturing bases. this law change affects the pool project because dubuque schools were planning to use about 7 million dollars from the local option sales tax. the school district was talking about renovating the pool at hempstead high school and possibly partnering with the ciciy to build an aquatic center. under the proposal, the city the pool project and dubuqu

the university says they haven't come up with a new name for the program yet -- but will be name for the program yet -- but will be asking for input from students. they hope to have it officially changed by spring. police find the bike of a waterloo teen -- moe sed -- whose body was found earlier this week in the cedar river. moe sed was last seen with his bike on october 22nd... officers were looking for it since finding his body on sunday. turned in by someone who found it in downtown waterloo. but they're not sure how long this person had the bike. meanwhile -- information about funeral arrangements and a memorial fund set up to help cover those costs can be found on our website, kwwl dot com. a 20-year-old is convicted of murdering a 97- year-old man and injuring his wife. a polk county judge finding ngor makuey guilty of first degree murder in the 2014 death of rupert anderson. makuey broke into anderson's home to rob him and his 94-year-old wife, harriet -- attacking them with a grilling spatula. his sentencing date is set for january fourth. police arrest a man accused of stabb

the name of not been released. heavy rains prompted flooding warnings in several parts of iowa yesterday. all of sac county was under a warning with the north raccoon river overflowing into parks, streets, and backyards. one homeowner in early tells us she woke up to find three inches of water in her basement. in denison, where more than four fell, the boyer river almost the farmland foods pork plant sent workers home because of the flood threat. but by afternoon, the river level was going back down. and iowa governor terry branstad celebrates his record achievement. on monday, he became the longest- serving governor in u-s history. he's been in office 7,642 days. that's just under 21 years, stretched over two tenures. when branstad was first elected governor in 1982, he was iowa's youngest governor at age 36. more than one-thousand people joined a celebration last night at the iowa state fairgrounds. << guthrie: good morning. coming up on today.. it's debate night in las vegas for the republican presidential candid

and the report of the police saying that they checked out the name, if it is the same name we're talking about, that came up three hours ago and they went to the residents and that's where the qb was located. >> what do you think that they are lookinging at tonight? why won't they get out there and tell us specifically what are the names, what are the ages, what are the ethnicities. that's one of the questions reporters are asking because people are wondering whether this is radical islamic terrorism. that's why they are asking. >> i think the fbi wants it hold back until they have a better idea where it isgoing. it could be a disgruntled employee. if they want to explore anything. and don't want to give out too much in case we are still involved. three hours into this and we like to give you information as quickly as we can. but i think they are doing a great job and i give them credit for that. >> do you believe the fbi knows much more than they are telling us? >> i a i assume so. they always do. all my life i've been around cops. they want the case as much under control as they can be

and the name is obviously a name that was on the police band and it is a muslim nameb name. we're going to wait. take a deep breath and we are hoping this press conference will materialize shortly. i want to recap on what has happened here. about is 1:00 pacific time this morning two gunmen, at least, went in to the san bernardino community center where they have rehab for people with disabilities and they also rent out rooms. where there are a couple of parties going on. apparently the men shot up one party. we don't know why. we don't know what the motive is. they fled. and adam housley i guess there is new information on this. adam what do you have? >> yeah, bill. i just got off with federal law enforcement sources the third suspect is a female. that throws a wrinkle in here. we didn't know what to suspect as you know. trying to get a confirmation on the name or type of name. we are getting some speculation on that as well. won't get more information they are going to address this in the press conference very shortly as you have been aloadsing too. we have heard th

two one hears the name, images usually come to mind. the first is the long serving fbi director with his files targeting communists and leftists, using his files to get his way oftentimes with politicians. the second image is a secretive man festooned in a black cocktail dress and feather boa, sashaying around washington, d.c. verifiable. is , historicalifiable evidence, the other is not. nevertheless, it has become an irrepressible cultural meme rooted in innuendo, sexual stereotypes, and supposition. both images still capture the two major hoover era of sessions , communists and gays. until now the fbi's preoccupation with gays, the nature of it and the means by which it targeted gays has not been very well documented. otherwise, popularly at least, public discourses over the fbi and gays often center on the targetinggay hoover his own through overcompensation. the fact of the matter is, we don't know. we cannot know, unless we're willing to use stereotyping as evidence of a person's character or nature. not knowing, having no convinci

alfred gross, because the fbi forgot to black out his name. but i love about this and i highlighted in yellow, if you look at the bottom of the document, you can see how dr. gross described him, that he was cadaverous looking. dr. gross long cooperated with the fbi when it come to gays, and he worked for a group called the george w. henry foundation, a quaker group that counsel young men arrested on morals charges. the reality is they really regarded them not with any kind of sympathy, but regarded these as young men arrested who had some kind of pathological problem or medical problem. corey had invited dr. gross to speak before his group, which he did, but after doing so he decided corey's group was only interested in political rights and were rude and confrontational. he reported all of this to the fbi, including identifying for fbi agents that the corey persona was in reality edward. the fbi knew early on the identity of this major gay rights activist who hid himself behind a pseudonym. i would like to focus briefly on the fbi and gay-right

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no word yet on what the new name will be. going to be forced to get tickets through third parties because of demand. as of today, 54 thousand one hundred tickets have been unfortunately, the rose bowl only gave the university 22 thousand. this means 32 thousand one hundred fans will have to get their tickets through sites like stub-hub. coming up on kwwl, besides bringing joy to the neighborhood, are your christmas lights endangering pilots. and - hilton coliseum will be rocking tonight as the hawkeyes come to town. "winner of the regional emmy for outstanding newscast. meteorologist mark schnackenberg and sports with rick coleman. this is the kwwl news at six." anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he have skipped crucial national security hearings and votes just to campaign, like marco rubio? 27 generals and admirals support jeb bush. because je

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the pain trade is down. and we talked about names like freeport macmaran, every time they have made an acquisition they top tick the industry they bought in. painful trade that will continue to get more painful. how do you trade it, three steps down the line. a name up 3%, on a lousy tape, a name we talked about forever on this show, jet blue airlines. >> watch the term structure of the futures market. as long as the front month feature loses rell toif to the back months, that means crude is looking and bidding for storage. as long as that continues to widen, you have to be bearish. and when that narrows, and before the market turns around, then be a buyer. but right now, the term structure continues to expand and the caring charge continues to widen. crude continues to bid for storage. it is a bir market. >> a lot of things trying to hit bottom recently. thank you very much to all of you. >>> coming up, rubber maid and jarden in merger talks. we have the reporter who broke that story after the break. >>> and plus apple is dominating

you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your price tool. people tell us their budget, not the other way around. aren't you lactose intolerant? this isn't lactose. it's milk. it's going to be another mild it's going to be it's going to be another mild day! however rain moves in tomorrow through monday. our temps will be warmer toour temps right winds are light from the west hour by hour shows mixed sunshine today with highs warming into the 50s by the afternoon.satellite and radar shows mostly clear skies with some clouds to our west. predictor shows partly sunny skies with clouds building tonight. rain moves in tomorrow afternoon through monday.we could see around one to two inches of rain through monday. we could even see some scattered thunderstorms with the showers too, so we could break some rainfall records for december this weekend. today: partly sunny with highs in the 50stonight: cloudy with lows in the 40stomorrow: highs in the 50s with showers likely cloudyour seven day forecast shows highs warming into the 50s this weekend and the

do you buy the trashing names into the end of the year. guy, what do you say. >> this is a quick trade. whole foods markets up huge. abercrombie and fitch off a huge move up again today. so is there still room on the upside? probably yeah, because the shorts are still covering and people absolutely chase. but these names have been beaten up for a reason. and the cream rises to the top and the opposite is true as well. they will come back to earth. specifically ibm. i think abercrombie and fitch is getting toward levels you want to pull the rip cord as well. and you can't fade this. because day like tomorrow, light volume, buyers typically have their way, they will have their way tomorrow. >> it was light volume today. you pointed out that, dan. >> low volume. since the day after thanksgiving. we know the market or stocks had pressure, poorly performing in this month. and you think about selling and you have to wait a month to get back in. but there is a lot of traders who think about it the other way. they wait until the stocks get beaten

>> seth: the name of that movie -- of course i remember, because it's fantastic. here's the thing about this movie -- nobody saw this movie. [ laughter ] nobody saw this movie. >> i saw it. >> seth: true story. >> they will now. >> seth: true story. the name of the movie is "see this movie." [ laughter ] >> seth: it was -- it was -- [ cheers and applause ] it was a huge jinx. there was jessalyn gilsig who is on "glee." and then jessica pare, who was on "mad men" was one of the leads as well. >> right, right, right. >> seth: and john cho, the very funny john cho. all of them, every single one of them, except me, did another movie. [ laughter ] at least one more movie. you didn't realize how you dodged a bullet there. that was a career-ender. and i spent the rest of the week, like, "sorry, bradley cooper, you're on the way out and seth meyers is on the way up." [ laughter ] i was on an escalator to nowhere. and i knew -- i knew you then. i think that was -- yeah, so that's after "wet hot." >> right. >> seth: so, i knew you -- >> that's how we met. >> seth: right. and

involving one of the most popular names in town. biltmore estate has filed a federal complaint against an asheville retailer over the use of it's name. the estate claims the way "biltmore bride prom and tux" uses the name on its website and advertisements. . is an infringement on the trademarked "biltmore" name. the estate also claims the retailer is attempting to use biltmore's reputation in the wedding industry. store owners say are surprised by the complaint. 3 they don't sell bridal dresses you know, so i don't understand what the confusion is about, i really don't. denise knapp tells us they have used the name for years and its was never an issue until last month. 3 3 a manhunt is underway this morning, after someone shot and killed a 19-year-old man near florida atlantic university. a lockdown was in effect for several hours. officers armed with rifles patrolled the area. police are looking for five people for questioning in the murder. they say a witness gave them a good description of at least one of the possible shooters. 3

that release the names of the two fatalities. as for the seventh disk of the other from woodbridge of virginia won had a broken pelvis neither was wearing their seat belts. >> pam: to avoid being charged as an adult for murder for an incident at oakland park monday night. they told police shot and killed zero mar because the man was a close with him. body of gomez was donald and marla the king jr. regional shoreline park tuesday. lopez was arrested wednesday afternoon and police spotted him driving the victim's car. fancying back in court monday possibly enter a plea of be seen on camera during packages run up the back porch of fallout toque. they're asking the public to identify the man in this video victim. was out of town after viewing the home surveillance system she found five packages taken from her porch of the 2700 block of south court. and the militia the suspect is going through the neighborhood it then partner in front of her home suspect appears to be a hispanic male 25 and 30 years old age as tall. and federal scienc

to god glory in the highest o come let us adore him o come let us adore him christ the lord >> in the name of the father and of the son and of the holy spirit -- >> amen. >> peace be with you. >> and with your spirit. >> brothers and sisters, let us acknowledge our sins and so prepare ourselves to celebrate the sacred mysteries. lord jesus you were sent to heal the contrite of heart. lord have mercy. you came to call sinners. christ have mercy. >> christ have mercy. >> you were seated at the right hand of the father tointercede for us. lord have mercy. >> may almighty lord have mercy on us, forgive us our sins and >> amen. glory to god glory to god glory to god in the highest glory to god glory to god glory to god glory to god glory to god in the highest glory to god glory to god glory to god in the highest glory to god amen amen amen >> let us pray. grant, we pray almighty god, that as we are bathed in the new radiance of your incarnate word, the light of faith which illumens our minds may also shine through in our deeds through our lord jesus christ, your son, who lives and reigns with y

in the space. >> of the big names, delta. the one question i would loved to have suicide swramy, why does he leave out hawaiian, alaska, some of the regional airlines as well. when you look at what the trajectory has been for these guys, talk about pricing power. they don't have the same competition that they used to have. a lot of the big names have gone away from those areas. hawaiian, absolutely has a lock on the west coast and the islands. going to the asian markets. alaska as well on the west coast. there are regionals out there that don't forget about these names. delta is any favorite of all. >> alk is a 12 multiple grew earnings this year. close to 20%. this thing is a beast. it's 84. i think that's $100. >> just this morning we were sitting. pete and i were rebalancing a portfolio for the uit, and we added swret blue to that portfolio. we already had delta to it. we added jetblue to it, and i think that you are going to be well sebed owning those just as jamie said into 2016. zi like the airlines overall. i do think t

the fire marshall is investigating there. >> happening today, terrorist attacks in the name of religion. an issue that follows headline grabbing tragedies sparks debate across america. monique braxton is live in center city. how are the leaders tackling this issue? >> in a couple hours, interdenominational leaders will come towing to say islam, christianity and judaism are all religions of peace. this symbolic call for unity comes for politicians and civil rights leaders. they are urging the city of brotherly love to say, no, the massacres we witnessed in the name of religion, this follows the murders of 14 people in san bernardino and the terrorist attacks that killed 130 in paris. since monday, mayor nutter and republican presidential candidate donald trump have verbally sparred over temporarily blocking the entry of muslims to america. trump is suggesting customs agents decides won't ters and who doesn't. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims intering the united states. >> you cannot take this car do you know barker, reality person in any serious

police releasing the names of the victims. a candle light vigil held in san bernardino. >> the situation was surreal. >> an emotional commander described chaos unfolding inside. >> although we train for it, it's sometng we never prarp for. >> the number of injured stands at 21. many are treated at local hospitals. >> also for the first time police relating -- police relating to coverage. we are seeing bags of ammunition. it is the black suf that they rented and used as the get away car. it is riddled with bullets. it was inside the car. where the two suspects died. >> jennifer london in san bernardino. we are learning the names of the 14 killed in the shooting. and who they were. they include a father of six children, a woman that fled iran to escape the persecution of christians, and a young woman who joined the san bernardino health department. >> police are trained to handle shootings, but the event are something nobody can ever truly prepare for. the first officer on the scene, lieutenant mike madden made the point. he gav

we love the name biltmore bride. they don't sell dresses and we do. decide. >> reporter: in a statement, biltmore estate told us they say they've asked the store to stop using the biltmore name. now we reached out to several attorneys in this case who tell me this could be an important case. it could also have implications in the beer industry where a lot of trademarks are being used with beer name. they say that industry will be watching this very closely. jennifer emert, news 13. >> frank: the recent flooding affecting a few roads. >> jaclyn: i just checked in with dispatchers, there are seven roads closed including island ford road. avoid those spots if you can on your commute. heads up for drivers over in jackson county. south river road and old settlement road are closed due there are closures in macon and swain county. we have those listed. mount carmel road right there in front of the ingles. >> frank: coming up, another accident involving a hoverboard. the damage it caused. offering consumers a way out. this is the best block of all. it's like

, which used to proudly display the trump name. t anymore. and in toronto the city's trump tower is a target for one local politician. >> i'm calling on the owners of the trump tower here in toronto to disassociate themselves and therefore our city from the trump brand. we should see the name of that tower changed. >> reporter: and in manhattan trump's comments about banning muslims from the united states are provoking a mixed reaction from residents of his real estate properties and potential customers. >> i cringed when we moved in here three years ago. so i definitely cringe now. >> i'm proud to live at trump place. i think donald trump has done a brilliant job with building what he's built here and i've been proud to know him, which -- and his family. and i think he's a great american. >> as an immigrant it's definitely a hard message to hear. you know, you move to this country because you believe in all that it is and all the opportunities. i definitely don't think i'll go to the hotel. >> reporter: branding expert mike jackson

it's hoped the new measures will reduce the numbers of lions killed in it the name of sport >>> let's dig a little deeper and bring in adam roberts, c.e.o. of the advocacy group born free u.s.a. his group's petition set the stage for the move. he is joining us from washington. thank you for being with us. i'm curious how big of a difference will this make having the protections in the u.s. when you have france involved, and the u.k. coming on board. there's a lot of other countries. where people can trophy hunt. >> it's a significant victory for a number of ways. the first victory is for the co-petitioners. born free. international front for animal welfare that led the charge, and did so in the face of opposition. and we were able to prevail at the end of the day. secondly, it's a shuj victory for lions across africa, west and central african lines, put on as endangered species, and eastern and southern african lions, and third, it's a significant victory for the u.s. government, showing that they are able to work this kind of scientific process to the end of the process, that they ar

. >> jimmy: what are the name of the guys in white standing right in front of you? >> guillermo: uh -- what are your names, guys? >> jimmy: no, i don't want their when do you know what they're called, the group of guys? >> guillermo: star troopers. >> jimmy: you can see we really sent the right guy out to the red carpet. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so i know there are a lot of fans out there in the stands in costume. and i was thinking maybe it would be fun if you found the best 1s 1s ones and we have a costume contest. >> guillermo: sure. >> jimmy: not right now, we'll check back with you. you find them and may the force be with you, guillermo. >> guillermo: may the force be with you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: unless you've been living under a rock you know "star wars" comes out everywhere on friday although they've been running a big ad campaign under rocks. so even those people who live under them know about it. "star wars" is everywhere. they're predicting the film could gross more than $2 billion. the united states just promised $800 million as par

are still in the beginning stages of changing the name... so they don't know exactly how much the change will cost... though they believe it will be significant. the school will also be asking for input from stuuents for a new name to ensure it's something they feel is appropriate. the school hopes to have the new name officially in place by spring... but students say there's no hurry to get rid of iowa isn't ssanding with isisi, the terroo organization. but i get that, you know, we don't wanna seem affiliated with it if that's the case." now -- the university says they will start using theheew name and program before they completely get rid of the old one... so there's not a high level of confusion among students and staff... most of the complaints were from students and parents on social media... time now is... coming up on todayin iowa... eastern iowa..as doctors search for the illness that's plaguing a little boy...that story on the way. then u-n-i panther fans are getting ready for a big game today.. a preview..on the way. you're watchin

. >> reporter: authorities will begin releasing the names of the victims later today. >> the suspect left behind a 6- month-old daughter in the care of relatives right now. investigators say they're aware of farook's travels to saudi arabia but they aren't ready to say this attack is related to radical islamic terrorism. we'll be talking about danielle about that live in california in just a few minutes. >> danielle mentioned the victims' names would be released today. we are learning more about one of the people wounded. the mother of 32-year-old amanda gaspert posted this photo on her facebook page. amanda's grandmother says she works for the san bernardino county health department. she's already had surgery for some of her injuries but is expected to be okay and massachusetts governor charlie baker says the recent mass shootings from paris to california have prompted our state to take action. >> there have been ongoing discussions that started right after paris between federal, national security officials and state and local officials that day and at this point there's no connecti

the couple chose the name saint. the baby was born saturday in cedar sinai hospital in hospital laying 8 pounds 1 ounce much they took almost a week to name their first child of course the name was north. >> the holiday season means front yards full of lights and decorations all across our area. >> dry through neighborhoods you'll find twink list displays inflatable santas but local attraction that's really brought christmas to life. >> our vittoria woodill in glenn mills delaware county where the displays have taken on life of their own. tori? >> reporter: you know you guys this is the first time that i can say during the holidays you can feed a live camel. i didn't think i'd he have say that on life tv. that's right. i'm live at the farm take look how some of the nativity scene is coming to life. and not only do they have amaz amazing creatures like this but they have amazing grounds earlier dye their holiday hayride. it was spectacular. take a look. we got to fine the perfect tree. can youing down or pickin pickit