the water. thai relatives created a memorial with photos of their lost loved ones. commemorations were also held in sri lanka and indonesia. >> reporter: welcome to southern thailand where here these memorial services, the official memorial service that has been taking place for the last hour and a half is drawing to a close. you may be able to make out behind me an illuminated giant police boat which has very much become a symbol of the tragedy that befell this region ten years ago. it was picked up and tossed a mile inland by that giant tsunami wave. it waves several tons and symbolizes the helplessness of many here when that tsunami struck. we've been hearing from the prime minister. he gave an address here at this official commemoration ceremony and the deputy prime minister and a couple of officials from the united nations as well who were keen to stress there is now in place a much better early warning system covering the southern indian ocean and that perhaps if there was a similar tragedy to affect this region would help minimize the loss of life. of course ten years ago, close to a quarter of a million people perished as a result of that earthquake triggered beneath the island in indonesia and causing t

and hundreds of people have brought flowers to the makeshift memorial by the cafe. officials attended a memorial service. who was the man behind the horrifying 16-hour hostage standoff? he has been identified as 50-year-old man heron monis. an iranian ref too agree. being described as a self-style muslim collaric. he held 17 people hostage with a sawed off shotgun. he demanded an isis flag and wanted to speak australia's prime minister. he was currently on bail after being charged with helping a woman stab his ex-wife to death and set her on fire. he was charged this year with sexually assaulting at least seven women. he was sent to prison in 2012 for mailing threatening letters to family was australian soldiers who were killed in the line of duty in afghanistan. >> what we know the perpetrator was well known to state and commonwealth authorities. he had a long history of violent crime. infatuation with extremism. as the siege unfolded yesterday, he sought to cloak his actions with the symbolism of the isil death count. tragically, there are people in our community ready to e

the end of three years of mourning for his father. thousands of government and military officials turned out for the memorial. kim jong-un visited the palace of the sun in pyongyang, which houses his father's body. chairman of the procedure of the supreme people's assembly said the late leader laid the foundation for his son's rule. north koreas living in the chinese border city paid their respect. they visited the consulate general building to offer flowers. two senior members of the chinese communist party made condolence visits in beijing. a standing committee member of the political bureau -- is head of the party's international department. china has additionally been north korea's closest ally. relations have cooled since kim jong-un had his uncle executed about a year ago on treason charges. analysts say the visits offer a sign that ties remain friendly. chinese foreign ministry spokesperson says his country regrets the loss of kim jong-il. he success says the late leader made significant contributions to creating friendly ties between the two nations. >>> time if r a check of the weather. heavy snow is

official: the harbaugh era is over. >>> best time of my life. a lot of -- a lot of great memories. reat moments. >> tonight, it is official, the harbaugh era is over. >> now a lot of fans are asking, what is next? >> yes. york rating starting to sink. it is not funny for the 49er empire out there. we knew this would likely be his final game today. less than an hour after the win over arizona and their season finale the team released a statement saying they agreed to part ways. now, harbaugh leaves after 4 seasons in which he compiled 49 wins, 3 conference championship appearances and a super bowl trip. the speculation is is that he will now take the head coaching job at his alma mater, michigan. >> he could be introduced as early as tuesday. he did not address job rumors but he praised his time with the 49ers. >> i want to really focus and concentrate on how much i appreciate you, too. i appreciate the fans, media, people that i mentioned in terls of our football team. great allies, great friends. and, people going to have -- in terms of our football team. great allies, great friend

dressing down the pope's unprecedented critic of top vatican officials. in memory, the 2004 tsunami. 10 years later - could it happen again. >>> we begin with the fall out in new york across the nation after the murders of two new york city police officers, ambushed, gunned down whilst sitting in a patrol car. targeted because they were police officers. it comes in the wake of protests over the killings of unarmed black men. there's debate, division in the city of new york and fear on all sides. jonathan betz has more. >> the concern is growing that this could trigger copy cat attacks in other cities. officers are onalert. there's anger not just at the murderer, but also new york's leaders. >> reporter: in new york vigils were held for fallen officers. the city's mayors called for protests to be put on hold. >> i'm asking everyone across the spectrum to put aside protests, demonstrations, until the funerals are past. let's focus just on the families, and what they have lost. >> some say the weeks of demonstrations directed at police over the recent deaths of unarme

as part of the settlement, the two firms say they've also agreed to jointly develop manufacturing technology for next generation memory chips. >>> officials at the bank of japan have wrapped up their two-day policy meeting. they decided to keep their overall assessment unchanged. they say the economy is continuing its moderate recovery trend. officials voted 8-1 to maintain their monetary easing measures. they had expanded the program in late october to achieve the bank's goal of 2% inflation. and they revised upward their assessment of exports. they previously said the sector was more or less flat. now they say exports are showing signs of picking up. they also see an improvement in the state of industrial production. officials maintained the view that private consumption is resilient, with employment and incomes steadily improving. they also assessed the continuing impact of the consumption tax hike. they say it's put a damper on demand, but that the effects of this have been on the wane. officials are believed to have discussed the impact of sliding oil prices on the economy, and consumer prices, as well as the effects of their monetar

dressing down the pope's unprecedented critic of top vatican officials. in memory, the 2004 tsunami.

south korean officials say some of the websites that had been down included the north official korean news agency. >>> ♪ >>> a private memorialplanned for joe cocker. he died yesterday after a battle with lung cancer. cocker did aver sean of with a little help from my friends, paul mccartney, who co-wrote it, quote, mind blowing. british blues rock singer also had hits you are so beautiful, and that's where we belong. that duet topped the billboard charts in 1982, winning cock area grammy and an oscar. joe cocker was 70. >>> coming up on 4:43, little bit of trade off, mixed bag you say when it comes to the forecast? >> absolutely, in terms of traveling, anything like, that looks like we will be dealt much more of glancing blow than maybe some of our neighbors out through the upper midwest, for example, that's where we're going to have serious storm developing. but his is huge storm. so, just the shear size of it means it will have an impact, but, no white christmas this year either. that's what it boiles down to. >> we're all right with that, katie, we'll get by with that. >> all three of us, that's cool. >> i don't mind brin

the border with afghanistan. another 124 students and officials wounded and several funerals were held but most of the victims have been buried. >> if australia, a memorial service was held if one of individuals of the deadly hostage ordeal. family and friends of tory johnson hugged. johnson was the manager, 17 the take were hostage died trying to disarm the gunman. the father and family friend specific to the media. >> everyone is supporting us through this terrible time. >> a memorial at the cafe grows and several filed in respect for a fellow attorney killed in the siege with lawyers streaming by. authorities will investigate why the gunman man haron monis was dropped from the security watch list. >> the prosecution if los angeles will not charge bill cross by based on allegations that he me live add 15-year-old girl at lay boy mansion in 1974. the statue of limitations expired in the late 1970's. the accuser said he gave her alcohol, took her to the mansion and sexually assaulted her. she filed a civil lawsuit. cosby lawyers say the claim is false and defamatory. >>> san francisco board of supervisors is considering an ordinance to protect nightclubs

flags are now flying at half staff across the country, and hundreds of people brought flowers to a makeshift memorial right by the cafe. officialsentified as 50-year-old man haron monis. he's described as a self style muslim cleric who considered himself a martyr and a loner. he demanded the isis flag, which could be seen through the window, an islamic state flag. he wanted to speak to the prime minister. he was currently out on bail after being charged with helping a woman stab his ex-wife to death and set her on fire. he was also charged with sexually assaulting at least seven women. he was also sent to frizz in 2012 for mailing threatening letters to families of australian soldiers who were killed in afghanistan. >> we know the perpetrator was well known to state and commonwealth authorities. he had a long history of violent crime, infatuation with extremism and mental instability. as the siege unfolded yesterday, he sought to cloak his actions tw the symbolism of the isil death count. tragically, there are people in our community ready to engage in politically motivated violence. the events also show that we are ready to dea

denied but now admits making the remarks to the "washington post" friday morning after a car plowed through a memorial of stuffed animals and flowers. city officials say the officer's remarks do not reflect the feelings of the ferguson police department. a new blast of arctic air will have temperatures plunging across much of the u.s. this week. for more on this we're joined by eric fisher, jeef meteorologist at wbz. what's happening? >>. >> it has been so warm over the holidaysing especially in the eastern united states, it didn't feel like christmasment but now the colder air returning, in particular watching the upper midwest across the plains and front range well below average temperatures. for the rest of the country more typical winter chill that has been absent over the last faw days. core of the cold northern montana, north dakota northwestern minnesota windchill 25 to 35 below zero. we'll feel that monday through much of tuesday. then slowly the cold air works its way eastward, so monday's highs starting to see it across the northern plains. tuesday single digit highs in denver minneapolis 20 for a high in chicago and subfreezing highs in

the second violation is $500 to. >>vicki liviakis:a ferguson missouri police officer is suspended without pay. after referring to a michael brown memorial as "a pile of trash." officials say officer timothy zoll faces disciplinary action for what he said in a washington a reporter asked officer zoll about the memorial at the site where brown was killed in august. last week. someone ran over the memorial with a car and destroyed it. the newspaper quoted zoll as saying -- quote-- "i don't know that a crime has occurred" when asked about the incident. zoll also said - quote - "but a pile of trash in the middle of the street? the washington post is making a call over this?" police say zoll has admitted to making those comments to the newspaper. after nearly 13 years america's combat mission aft in afghanistan is almost over president released a statement today the longest war in american history's coming to irresponsible conclusion the president think all of the military men and women who served in afghanistan since the 911 he says their efforts have made the u.s. more secure and help the afghan people reclaim their own communities the u.s. military will continue to have

the indian ocean tsunami. in thailand people laid flowers on this memorial wall. and in indonesia, elected officialsffered flowers at a mass grave. the more than 30-foot killer wave was triggered by a 9.1 magnitude earthquake. >>> we do have stunning video to show you. the ratest rash of violence in the west bank. the israeli military says a molotov cocktail was thrown at this civilian car. now the man who owned it suffered minor injuries. but officials say the man's daughter was severely burned. the israeli military expects the palestinians are blind the attack. >> the driver of this car and the truck that plowed into him suffered minor injuries. but look at that. the driver of the electric tricycle right in middle of it all slid right past and walked away without a scratch. that person can hopefully buy a lottery ticket because they are one lucky being. >>> the holiday shopping season is so far from over. you know it. kirk gregory now has the latest. >> just when you thought you were done for the holidays with the malls, the crowds, the deals and the bags, get ready for round two, those dreaded re

the south korean war memorial. the mummers are serving in the southeast asia. the officialbe canceled because not enough members were going to be home. >>reporter:scott brown was in the navy. he helps those to serve. >> to be part of the veterans affairs i see a lot of mummers every day. >>reporter:they raise their hands in a moment of recognition for those francis the uniform that guarantees the freedom to celebrate it. >>> it's time for sports tonight. for that we turn to ducis rodgers live at the the big board. hi ducis. >>> we are talking about the birds. the eagles' roster is going to be >> i get as much sleep as i can. i am not even anywhere near trying to look at 2015. i am not saying it in a bad way. we need time to rest and revaluate ourselves and see what you need to improve. >>> the sixers are taking on the warriors the best team in the nba. the the first-quarter the sixers trail 15-11. temple hits the road at they may be winning five of the last six games. they are looking forward to the challenge. >> they are defending champs like you said. you want to go out a

the dining experience makes for a wonderful memory. >>> hello, you're watching "newsline". health officials say they've confirmed an outbreak of bird flu at a poultry farm. they found the h5 strain of the flu in three birds. they conducted a genetic test after 29 birds were found dead on the farm. workers began counting chickens early tuesday morning.

the time just seemed right for him to move on. team officials felt the same way. disappointing decision for many of his players. >> a lot of great memory. great moments. >> a lot of us have been with coach harbaugh since he has been here. the players that were here beforehand saw how he turned things around. and turned this organization back into a winning one. it's tough to let that go but at the same time we keep moving forward. >> reporter: and there are multiple reports that harbaugh will become the head coach of the university of michigan. he is expected to be introduced there tomorrow. there is the question of who will replace harbaugh. a couple of in house candidates are a possibility. and later on today we do understand the 49ers ceo jed york and dm trent bulky will be holding a news conference for the search for a new head coach. >> thanks. i know a lot of people will be watching that news conference very closely. >>> players are not the only one bidding him farewell. fans reacted to the news that he is leaving the organization. >> we went through years of turmoil and jim harbaugh brought us back to prominence. >> and while it

the right thing to do. i know there was no official anniversary memorial being done on behalf of the town, but do you get a light vigil that many of the families attended. this year, i think they're deliberately trying to keep it very low key. >> yeah. >> a lot of these families, you know, frankly have been out of the public eye for, you know, for two years. >> yeah. >> there's a very diverse group. many of them didn't really know each other. their children were only first graders. so, and they were thrown together into this -- >> in a horrible way. >> what's interesting, in the wake of this, all of us that are parents, journalists, anybody, we were all horrified by this. and the thought of gun legislation finally being passed as this being the tip of the spear, this is the thing that's going to make it happen. there was a sense of that. but it has not happened. the federal level here, the lack of reaction to the movement on gun law reform. what is the response there to that? >> i think in general from the family's perspective, i think they're frustrated on a lot of fronts. the big issue recently, a couple

the fair's opening, none has had to be sheltered overnight. offer a officials better solution. hold on to your parents, tight! >> american history tv recently visited the macarthur memorial in norfolk, virginia. coming up next, old dominion professor timothy orr describes how world war i was different from previous wars and highlights some of the major battles. this introduction is just under half an hour. this time, i'd like to bring up dr. timothy orr, who will lead all of our sessions today. dr. orr is a professor of history at old dominion university and specializes in american military history and the history of the civil war era. in particular, he's written on the liveslization and of union soldiers. his latest research focuses on theisan conflict within officer corps and also a set of interests, u.s. naval dive bombing during the midway.f dr. orr teaches courses on history. dr. timothy orr. [applause] 13, 1917, aber who had been off the front lines for a full year, received the iron cross, second class. one of 5.1 million medals the german army. he was not pleased. at first he admitted that the offered him some small sense of compensation for his services. but the

the victim's parents are considering plans for a permanent memorial. meanwhile, the city has taken possession of the lanza home, but officials have not decided what to doth it yet. we'll have more from connecticut in a moment. former vice president dick cheney defended the c.i.a.'s post-9/11 interrogation program, despite criticism in the wake of the senate report released earlier this week. on nbc's "meet the press" today, cheney said the program carefully avoided torture. >> and the techniques we did in fact use, which the president authorized, that produced results, that gave us the information we needed to be able to safeguard the nation against further attacks, and to be able to track down those guilty for 9/11, did in fact work. >> sreenivasan: and, for the first time in history, climate change negotiators have come up with a plan to limit greenhouse gas emissions in every single nation. the agreement requires all 196 countries to create a detailed plan within the next six months to limit emissions from burning coal, gas, and oil. negotiators in peru hailed the deal as a victory, but environmental groups say it falls far short of staving off glob

the gunman was a convert to islam and according to officials, driven by ideological and political motives. after the war memorial shooting, that killed corporal nathan cirillo, security footage captured scenes of panic as he hijacked a car to parliament's door. the gunman ran through this main entrance. there's no metal detectors at this entrance. it's normally used by reporters and those with proper credentials. once he entered the building, that's when shots began. >> as the shooting began, i moved behind this pillar -- josh wingrove captured some of the most dramatic video inside. >> the prime minister was right over here. 300 people, 300 parliamentarians total. chairs being piled as makeshift barricade against this dor door way. >> knowing the doors couldn't be locked and hearing that much fire power was really shocking. violet freeman was one of those parliamentarians. >> it was intense for everyone in the room. we, you know, hid under desks. >> no, no. go. >> i think we were all afraid for our lives. >> afraid until kevin vickers made his stand. >> at that moment after the first exchange, just down another

this the symbolic moment a $60 million fund which officially and legally agreed. it is our duty to remember, to pass on these memories to future generations. for us, our president reaffirm it is not the history of the jewish people, it is our history. >> asensia itself had little to say. in fact it refused to comment when approached by al jazeera and asked us to talk to the foreign ministery. those who survived deportation stand to get at least $100,000 each. spouses of those who were deported will also be able to apply, amounts will vary but they will get tens of thousands of dollars and there will be money for the estates of those survivors of the hole scawft or theiholocaust ortheir spouses we died. what this cash represents for those survivors for their loved ones is at the very least some form of justice, however small it might be in comparison for their loss. having waited so long for this, the wait is still not over. yes, the money has been agreed but now it has to be formally signed off in there. the french parliament. and that process in itself could take many more months. phil lavelle, al jazeera, paris. >>

the items and have good memories of japan after they return home. >> the store's operator is preparing lucky bags of regional specialties for sale online. company officials hope these bags will help revitalize regional stores suffering. here are the latest market figures. >>> the japanese government has released more interview accounts of the fukushima plant. one is that tep co refused to use the term melt down at the time. the company operates the crippled nuclear plant. 772 interviews were conducted in 2011 and 2012 by a government committee that investigated the disaster. the testimony came mainly from government officials. 127 interviews were made public on thursday, after receiving consent from the participants. one is from an employee at the tepco headquarters. he analyzed conditions inside reactor in early april 2011. the worker said he thought the upper half of the nuclear fuel rods in the number 1 reactor core must have completely melted down. cooling water was only covering the lower half of the rods. he added he heard tepco feared that a misunderstanding could occur as there was no exact definition of the term "meltdown." nuclear fuel melted a

the wider international community. >>> remembering a tragedy. survivors, victims' families and government officials are gathering for a beach side memorial today to mark the 10th anniversary of the indian ocean tsunami. it killed more than 230,000 people. the disaster struck a dozen countries around the indian ocean rim. it wiped out many coastal communities in thailand, indonesia and india. this morning, parts of thailand are recovering from floods that killed at least 13 people. the country declared eight of the southern provinces disaster zones. the floods forced nearly 8,000 people out of their homes. the water level is starting to recede in two provinces. authorities say they are still monitoring the situation around the clock. >>> malaysia's prime minister is cutting short his u.s. vacation to deal with the worst floods in his country in decades. the floods killed at least five people and forced more than 100,000 out of their homes. the people are now living in schools, community halls and our relief centers. the area is regularly hit by flooding during the northeast monsoon season. but this year's rains, they have been particularly bad. >>

the question now - did criticism from government officials encourage the attack. tom ackerman has more. >> reporter: at a makeshift memorial their respects to the two officers shot while sitting in their patrol cars on saturday. the killer who posted social media threats to avenge the deaths of michael brown and eric garner. those two unarmed men killed by police in missouri and new york are symbols of injustice for protesters across the u.s. new york mayor bill de blasio have aroused the anger of the police force. members accusing him of impairing safety. by stoking hostility against them. bill de blasio said the grief should be the focus for everyone. >> how do we support them. any organization planning events or gathering about politics and protests - that can be for another day. >> racial tensions have grown, spiked by social media's attention to alleged police brutality. this is something that should bring us together. the president obama administration rejected accusations that their effectiveness had not been undercut. >> we need to make sure we have conversations about how policing can be done effectively. we need

the public on monday. >>> veterans and local officials stopped to remember the victim of the attack on pearl harbor. the memorial comes two days ahead of the 73rd anniversary of the 1941 attack that killed sailers, marines and soldiers. there is much more to come on "action news" at noon, after several delays, the orion spacecraft finally lifts off, what the journey will provide for nasa coming up and a rose cued seal pup is released after months of specialized care, and this remindser, our call to action volunteers are standing by to help you with any consumer issue you may have. the number is on your screen, take 6abc.com with you wherever you go. it changes the layout to fit any device including your smart phone, check it out at 6abc.com any time anywhere. in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. so he talked to me about xarelto®. >>xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent

the indian ocean tsunami ten years ago. in thailand people laid flowers on this memorial wall. in indonesia where at least 168,000 people died, elected officialsred flowers at a mass grave. the more than 30 foot killer wave was triggered by a 9.1 magnitude earthquake off western indonesia. >>> we have some stunning video to show you. the latest rash of violence in the occupied west bank. the israeli military says a molotov cocktail was thrown at a civilian car. the israeli man who owned it suffered minor injuries but officials say his daughter was severely burned. the israeli military suspects palestinians are behind that attack. >>> the driver of this car and truck that plowed into him after running a red light suffered just minor injuries, but the driver of the green electric tricycle walked away without a scratch. amazing. >>> and big fries, they are back on the mcdonald's menu in japan. restaurants were forced to give customers small fries because of labor disruptions in states along the west coast of the u.s., but now they are receiving shipments from the u.s. east coast so, yes, japan once again, you can have big fries with that. >>> so,

the 11 year veteran was stationed. small memorial outside the firehouse on rising sun avenue. >> everybody in the city i'm sure is praying for this family. >> reporter: officials also revealed that the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty was seriously injured in a fire several years ago. >> she recovered from it, she came back both physically and psychologically, and came back to performing her job to the best of her abilities. >> reporter: meanwhile fire investigators from a citywide task force returned to the fatal fire scene for a second day piecing together the cause and origin of the fire. >> the up tent of the investigations are always to find out what happened so that we can avoid a similar occurrence from happening again. >> reporter: raid radio tran missions indicate there were two may day calls from the firefighter saying she was trapped. investigators will also interview all fire personnel on the seen on the conditions inside. the fire fighting tactics used. how she got trapped. when commands realized that and all rescue efforts. a funeral is planned for saturday. >> we'll give her all the ceremony and all, you know, all the dignity

. >>> today marks the two-year anniversary of a school massacre in connecticut. no public memorials were held as newtown officialswantetwels th day to be about private 20 children and six educators were killed when a gunman opened fire inside sandy hook elementary school. adam lanza murdered his mother in their home before driving to school with a semiautomatic rifle. he committed suicide as police closed in. >>> protesters in delaware county lined a busy street this afternoon, demanding stricter gun laws in the wake of the sandy hook shooting. about 60 people held a candlelit vigil along old sprole road, manyuyñ holding pictures of san hook victims. they're hoping pennsylvania lawmakers will consider a universal background check during the upcoming session. >>> well, time is running out for americans to get or plan to get their insurance through the healthcare marketplace. tomorrow is the deadline for people who want coverage starting january 1st. it's also the deadline for those already covered to make changes to their plans. if you do nothing, your plan choices remain the same for 2015. february 15 is the last

the shooting at this gas station and convenience store brought up memories of many people of the shooting of michael brown just five miles from here in ferguson, missouri. but tonight officials here in berkeley are quick to say that the two cases are very different. today, officials were quick to release security video of the incident showing different angles. a berkeley, missouri police officer investigating a shoplifting report encounters two men. less than a minute later one of them, identified as 18-year-old antonio martin, raises his arm pointing a gun, officials say, at the officer who quickly backs up. >> the officer produced his service weapon and fired what we think at this point is three shots. >> reporter: one struck martin killing him. police say they recovered a loaded .9 millimeter at the scene and martin has a criminal record. as social media spread word of the shooting, a crowd gathered. a firecracker was thrown. there were four arrests. >> he gone. he gone. >> reporter: martin's girlfriend and his mother were there. >> try to get him back in school and stuff. >> reporter: today, berkeley mayor conceded emphatically this is not ferguson. >> here in berkeley i

the tsunami killed more than 226,000 people in about a dozen countries. in southern thailand, officials held a religious ceremony to mark the opening of the tsunami memorialrk. it 2350features the portrait of son of the a thai princess who died in that tsunami. other countries also held memorials today. indonesia's vice president led a ceremony in an area where at least 168,000 people were killed. performers waved flags of the countries who helped them recover. mann time, families who lost loved ones in the tsunami gathered to pray in a small town in india. mourners laid flowers and held special prayers for their lost relatives at a local cemetery. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> there's a live look at the slopes at camelback mountain resort. this day after christmas. you can see some people trying out their skis, snowboarding, that they've received as gifts over the holiday. cam camelback is open until 10:00 tonight. it's been rough weather for the ski folks in the last few days but next week, they're beginning to be able to make snow every day, because it's going to be plenty cold enough. b

cafe or the siege took place under the people that to the memorial service for the cafe customer attorney mother of two who was killed. * 626 world news u.s. officialsnot sang with the heady thing to do with internet outage in north korea key web sites in north korea shut down for web resisted back on line now but south korean official system of censorship on were north korea's new central news agency and north korean newspaper main channels for official north korean news sony pictures says that even after north korean hackmatack it plans to release the movie interview which made north korea might mad because a joke about the assassination of can jump moon. and the non clear when the movie come out what platform of a weekend sunday denied reports is to release the movie for france website crackle which is owned by sony and the release of the this for and what service for cable, answering service and still had on kron 4 morning news some dense fog across some parts of bay area this morning little break the golden gate fog thickened of the summer was awesome update on latest weather traffic but that hast stpedme fm molingf my dtor ld m abt stara. it h

the tree vandalism has been an issue for years in golden gate park. police officials say many of the culprits are believed to have significant mental health problems. >>> a trip to the jersey shore ended in lost memoriesfor a family who left the camera at a candy shop on the boardwalk. >> 16 years later they learned camera was found and here are the home votes discovered in a camera bag last on the beach at the boardwalk, put in lost and found which was relocated over the years as the board walk expanded and a few months ago an employee found the camera but it no longer worked so he put the tapes it his new camera and voila! he her the girls names and then dad said, their last name, and a reporter with our sister station wabc was there when dad called to claim the tapes. >> it was unbelievable discovery. completely surprised. >> how old are the girls? they are beautiful. >> 23 and 21. >> we imagine part of holiday will be a loving family laughing together in memories lost and now found. >>> you can put the tapes in a new camera and it works? they are compatible? mindboggling. >>> high surf advisory tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. to saturday at 3:00 p.m. with official breakers over 20' for the north bay coast,

the president's golf game. why do you send white house official to brown's funeral but no one to james foley's memorial service. i don't remember you injecting yourself in the death of a young white american or sending the attorney general on a local crime before the justice system can act, as you did with eric holder, sending him to ferguson. why not speak about young african americans killed by other african americans, black on black crime, the kind of crime for which your hometown of chicago is so infamous. instead you see racism everywhere. >> i think ferguson laid bare a problem, and that is a simmering distrust that exists between too many police departments and too many communities of color. >> mr. president, you say we need trust between police and the african american community. police need to be sensitive to minority concerns. well, how about you teach respect for those who put their lives on the line every day, for those who protect us, for those who are the one line of defense against an otherwise barbaric and chaotic society. how about you teach that when a police officer says move along or put you

the official visit and the symbolic significance of the trip. >> reporter: prince william and wife kate visiting the 9/11 memorial museum. visiting the twin towers once were. >> it's actually a serious point to this trip. it's about transferring william into more of a statesman. >> reporter: will and kate also visiting the empire state building. the last planned event is a $10,000 a seat event tonight. the star studded gala benefits the university where the two first met. >> tom hanks is going to be there. his daughter went to st. andrews and you're going to see the gliteroty trying to meet william and kate. >> reporter: today's event followed a busy monday for the couple. the prince met with president obama during a solo trip to washington. the royal couple also chatting with former first lady and secretary of state hillary clinton and chelsea before the two sat court side to watch the brooklyn nets play the cleveland cavaliers. the duke and dutchess also chatting it up with jay z and wife beyonce and james lebron, king james. in new york, joel walman, fox news. >>> looks like it's raining there in new york. and a lot o

the time we have. thank you very much. thanks to rachel and caitlin and everybody. >> friends and colleagues of former dc mayor marion bailey will attend the memorial service tomorrow. several government officials and civil rights leaders are expected to attend including reverend jesse jackson. we will have that event live tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> and compton who recently retired as abc news white house correspondent on her over 40 years covering the white house and the administrations of gerald ford through barack obama. >> we watched and listened to a group of second graders go through. came and came and interrupted the president, whispered to him. i was stunned. nobody interrupts nobody interrupts a president, even in front of second graders. the president stood and said he had to go. then we heard that it was two planes down. stay right here. the here. the president will come talk. no. the president has to speak. he did not want to scare the children. i must return to washington. we raced to the plane, poster board quickly, the door slammed the land and the pentagon was hit. >> sunday night at 8:00 o'clock eastern and pacific on c-span q&a. coming up next, a a recent add

the big apple for their first official visit to the u.s. they will be here until tomorrow. william is set to meet with the president today in d.c. they will also go to the september 11th memorial museum, but perhaps the highlight of the trip, the future king of england will take in a game between the brooklyn nets and cleveland cavaliers. >>> in the philippines, typhoon hagupit has spared many of the central islands that were hit hard by last year's typhoon haiyan. a million people are in shelter. forecasters say while the storm is weakening, it is still potentially deadly with sustained winds up to 75 miles per hour. the typhoon is expected to reach manila on early tuesday. bill karins is here with a look at a possible nor'easter this morning. is that right? >> noew england will get a nor'easter. i was reading the forecast discussion from the national weather service in san francisco, they're saying this could be compared to some of the storms they had, the big ones, like 2009 and 2008, that's how long it has been since we had a storm potentially this rainy and this windy in the bay area. so that's the thing, big headline to watch in the west this week. this storm that we jus

the accident. friends gathered last flight for a candle light memorial and they talked of a confident free spirited young lady. they observed a moment of silence before the city council meeting last night and district officials are meeting with police to review safety issues at the bus stop and residents describe it as a dangerous intersection where drivers often ignore the speed limit. >> investigators are give the suv augh investigation today. >>> the chester county couple accused of torturing a boy to death. jillian tate, and her boyfriend have a preliminary hearing today. they are accused of killing little scotty mcmillin. they believe that scotty was being punished for not eating his breakfast. the district attorney will seek the death penalty in this case. >>> and police hope someone can help them find a missing senior citizen. he was last seen at the macaroni lounge. but his car was found in north philadelphia and it was set on fire. he has several medical conditions that would require taking medication on a regular basis. >>> new developments in the hack against sony, the movie studio has canceled the release of the interview-and reaction is mixed. after sony pulled the film about the assassination a

the war memorial board of trustees welcome to you. (clapping.) city administrator naomi kelly welcome. (clapping.) other elected officialslic works director mohammed nuru welcome, sir san francisco arts director tom decan go necessary tom (clapping) and the san francisco public utilities deputy general manager michael and because in the fleet week i could i'll recognize everyone i do have the commander the third fleet he's here (clapping) admiral ray from the coast guard he's here (clapping) and lieutenant general miles commander is here (clapping) and jorp general colorado nays he's here (clapping) and former mayor willie brown we're going to recognize him he's here (clapping) i tell you i'd like to thank more than 2 hundred donors it the san francisco memorial that made this project possible the san francisco veterans memorial was funded entirely by private dpoomgsz and i'd like to recognize the leaders for this effort steven beck natural fund, the big one made this charlotte and george schultz and susan i didn't bechtel and her husband robert a day (clapping) charles and ann johnson foundation (clapping) the san franc

>>: at this weather is great for the holiday >> pam: official and larkspur say they will keep an eye on that landslide. >> pam: today is rain brought back taw memoriessiness folders and timber run or still cleaning up after the past flooding. sandbags sat in front of doors in the cold shopping center today the business owners bay are were trying to keep water out of their already damaged the worst the owner of the nearby physical therapy jim says business is jazz beat and getting back to normal. >> pam: the flooding a few weeks ago was caused by a backup water pumping station. >> reporter: this is starting to feel like it might be one of those winters where it keeps raining in rainy any time we have a new design kron 4 website they have all kinds of helpful fools alive radar is my personal favorite that have a lot of helpful tools. >> reporter: what happened who stole christmas tree on the corner of michigan and ocean and was decorated with christmas lights and there's a place where christmas tree once sat here folk of the christmas tree there was a part of the community and was decorated by the community all this left are few of the ornaments the l

the border with afghanistan. another 1124 students and -- 124 students and officials were wounded. most victims have been buried. in australia, a memoriale ordeal. family and friends hugged outside the memorial. johnson was the manager where 17 were taken hostage, died while trying to disarm the gunman. the family spoke to the media. >> we thank everyone for supporting us through this terrible time. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> a flower memorial is growing. several lawyers filed if respect for katrina dawson, a fellow attorney killed in the siege. >> australian authorities will investigate why the gunman was dropped from their security watch list. >>> san francisco board of supervisors is considering an ordinance to recollect nightclubs from noise complaints by residents. the supervisor introduced the legislation saying that the city's music venues need to be preserved at a time when residential units are built in formally commercial areas which requires developers to engage with existing venues from the start protecting the night clubs from unfair noise come complaints had future and ensuring that residents are aware of the venu

the nation to pay respects. city officials expect a similar turnout this time. late today the firefighters and paramedics unit. local 22 set up a memorial fund for joyce craig-lewis's children, aging 16 and 16 months. >> tonight the philadelphia examiner says that the results of craig-lewis's autopsy are still pending. >> thank you vernon here are more details on the memorial fund, philadelphia firefighters and paramedics union local 22 have started to raise money for craig-lewis's two children, make a check to joyce craig-lewis memorial fund and mail it to the address on your screen. we have mosted the latest on this story at our website at 6abc.com. >>> in other news, protests continue across the america in the wake of grand jury decisions in new york and ferguson, new jersey. that includes a protest in new jersey's capital. people marched to trenton, and asked for a mural that featured michael brown to be restored in trenton. brown is the teenager that was shot and killed by a police officer in ferguson. >>> a u.n. official said today he wants to prosecute the agents that tortured detainees after the 9/11 attacks and meanwhile they a

memory by helping to rebuild the ferguson community. >>> overseas both iranian sources and pentagon officials are acknowledging that iran struck isis targetsq recently and now the u.s. is carefully trying to define the extent to which countries are fighting a common enemy. iran reportedly increased its military presence in neighboring iraq last week with fighter jets bombing targets in a buffer zone. a pentagon spokesman said wednesday he no reason to believe the iranian air strikes weren't taking place. secretary of state john kerry decline to confirm whether or not they may have occurred but wouldn't say they necessarily wouldn't be a bad thing. >>> we switch gears now to give you a little bit of a mini cooler moment. we have to give a special thanks to people who helped us with our "way too early" christmas party. did you have a good time? yes. look that. a talented group. we had noah rick kerickets. 57 students have gone on to perform on broadway and other to yours and read more about their work by going to broadway dreams.com and i'll add a whole bunch of behind-the-scenes fun. we the eat morris food truck there. they provided grilled