there's going be vocal inflections, there's how the rhythm sections work together, the drums, the percussion, how the guitars work together. it's really complex, but a lot of times, if you listen to a song and you pick apart each part, you realize that there's no one part that is just incredibly complex. they're all real simple parts, all put together, weaved together to make this thing that sounds really complex, but in its essence, it's really simple. [mellow rock music with flute and drums] (berlin) the live performance-- that's the place where we get to sort of try it out on people and see how it works. the parts really take on a new depth to them. (glabicki) the audience gives to it. you can visualize it as a tree. back to when i receive a seed of it, i bring it until it's about this big, you know, and i present it to the band, and then we work on the foundation of it. then when you perform it, it starts to change all different seasons, and change colors, and then it gets much bigger. then you truly realize that there's something bigger happening. it's not your song anymore. it's gone.

then the power of a symphony back it up into your those great parts and the melodies and just the percussions alone is something to watch it is stunning it jus really rocks. the first live shows are expected to take place next year forecasts and why have you grabbing staubach and snow shovels. >> it was, melissa myers is trying to figure out the crazy week aheada >> provides security for all of us. >> looking at these temperatures. sun cloud's trying to filter th sunny for much of the day program looking at a few showers to the north africa the clouds overnight will be skirted the northeast quadrant. scrimmage while on of the few raindrops wentnt vastly cloudy tonight, most of the area will be nothing about the dimora/russo the afternoon eating. ting. expecting the video shot by schneider 70 saw someone confront the office you want to see what was happening, this guy just jumped right in trying to fight the cop. >> in canton detective , darrell pearson seen or heard of the atop. the car keys backing up into the officer trend oneke at that point., i think that he showed great restraint to not

the wide receiver who suffered a concussion will undergo a test of that would clear him from the percussion -- concussion protocol. he was at practice yesterday and it clear he will be able to play sunday afternoon against the bears here at home. >>> doug martin also at participation. still an encouraging site since he injured his hamstring back in week 2. dan lucas expects his game status to remain inclusive until the report comes out sunday. >>> the islanders will likely be without jonathan for 4th straight game. this was days after he was level in this return yet. >>> that moment of unity certainly a bright spot in what has been an uneven reaction to donald trump is president of the united dates. -- united states . z25ehz z16fz >>> 2 officer shot overnight in pennsylvania and the gunman is so on the loose. we just got enough it on the condition of those 2 officers. >>> right now president-elect donald trump is in washington dc at the white house meeting with president barack obama just 70 days away from inauguration day. woolwich him presidency look like? his views, how do they compare t

shelley: any family in need to get in contact with spencer on the recycled percussion facebook page. they'll be giving the gifts out at three locations on christmas day. tom: every child gets a gift this holiday season by helping the spirit of giving toy drive. it kicks off friday, december 2 and runs through the 4th at the toys-r-us locations in manchester and nashua and at the crossings in newington. you can give new, unwrapped toys for the toys for tots program. the need is particularly great for donations for children under three and older than ten. shelley: thanks for joining us >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, benedict cumberbatch, isla fisher, "this week in unnecessary censorship" and music from flatbush zombies. and now, moving right along -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. very nice of you. hi, everybody. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. wow, that's very nice. i'm glad you're with us. you know, we have a good one

. >> what they managed to do was make the percussive regularity of bombs going off the norm in northerning the 1970s. >> what do you think will happen? >> i think they'll just keep bombing going on. >> it's got to end some time. >> aye, some time, but i don't know when. nobody knows. >> i'm jim mckay speaking to you live at this moment from abc headquarters just outside the olympic village in munich, west germany. the olympics of serenity have become the one thing the germans didn't want them to be, the olympics of terror. >> i was in my bed at the hotel. and the phone rang, and they said, you better get in here. some terrorists have taken over the apartments of the israeli team. and i said, they did what? >> at about 5:00 this morning, before dawn, arab guerillas believed now to be five in number got over the fence into the headquarters of the israeli team. >> this was the first olympics that was going to have unprecedented live television coverage. >> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. arab guerillas are still holding inside the rooms of the israeli olympic team

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shelley: any family in need to get in contact with spencer on the recycled percussion facebook page. they'll be giving the gifts out at three locations on christmas day. tom: you can help make sure every child gets a gift this spirit of giving toy drive. it kicks off friday, december 2 and runs through the 4th at the toys-r-us locations in manchester and nashua and at the crossings in newington. you can give new, unwrapped toys for the toys for tots program. the need is particularly great for donations for children under three and older than ten. shelley: thanks for joining us >> announcer: the following is a paid commercial program proudly brought to you be prosvent. do you make frequent trips to the bathroom... suffer from urgency... hesitancy? do you get up more than once a night? can you even sit through a movie? or, worse, have a diminished sex

justin spencer from the popular band "recycled percussion" has made it back to new hampshire. he went cross country and collected toys for local kids in need. here -- he did his role. he raised $10,000. mike: they do great work all year round. giving back to the community. i remember them bringing the couple of drumsticks and it sounded great. a tricky dan the road tomorrow. the critical time when many are heading out, it might start to spit freezing rain out there. look at this beautiful shop this morning. a top mount washington from the observation deck. a little bit of snow on the deck and in the distance, and under cast. the cloudy skies sitting there on the deck atut right over the top of the rest of the presidential range. full sunshine developed their during the late morning and afternoon. temperatures are quite chilly. all below freezing. a few temperatures to watch. one in the valleys, all below freezing. second is mount washington. 27. 19 degrees about four hours ago. lighter than the cold air sinking in the valleys. that warm air rides on top of it. that is why moun

camden sophisticated sisters drill team, which includes the distinguished brothers and taps, the almighty percussion job, babies. good job. clap it up for yourself. clap it up. clap it up. >> anthony: we meet at neighborhood stalwart tony & ruth's steaks, still doing what they do. >> tawanda: it doesn't get any better than this. >> anthony: what was camden like back in the good old days? >> tawanda: oh my god. it was so different coming up when i was younger. i didn't have to worry about, you know, my life being threatened coming outside, you know? the neighborhood, everyone knew everybody. that sense of community was strong back then. >> anthony: you're talking about your childhood as if it was a real long time ago. it's not that long ago. i'm an old dude. >> tawanda: right. >> anthony: what the hell went wrong? >> tawanda: people can blame it on the politics, but i think that's just too easy. many have failed our children, but it's up to the parents to really start getting more involved in a kid's education. you know, know what your child is doing. >> anthony: so you're putting it principally on t

the supermoon as it's called, making its closest appearance to earth since 1948. bigger and brighter than usual. >> so far, many questions. >> the.occasion even inspiring a local percussion ensemble known as the tribe. >> i think people want to take moments out of their day and enjoy moments like this. to take time to just relax and watch something you never goat see. >> moon gazers young and old enjoying the experience. high, like news3's tom hawley in news3, or matthew bolt. the reaction is the same. >> this does not disappoint, the beautiful moon. >> reporter: so the supermoon will be back out tomorrow, technically not as bright as it was today, but certainly impressi supermoon until the year, 2034. kevin janison will have more picks i believe and more information coming up in the weather segment. i'm gerard ramalho. back to you. >> use the hashtag news3 supermoon and you might see more pictures. buried thousands of dollars in debt and no end in sight. cash diet, the drastic measures they took to shed those bills. >> we will have your seven-day forecast which is featuring major league changes. not tomorrow though. 56?, to start a warm day, ?? ?? ?? >> it's a somebody

the dubuque colts -- consisting of a brass, percussion and color guard section. those auditioning here since friday...rehearsing hours and "in europe the level of drum you have the camps, you move in and tour for about three months, so you'll be doing drum corps everyday. from the morning to the evening then go to bed." the level of dedication from these teens and young adults is enormous. once they make the team -- they rehearse for 12 hours a day i'm told this is so much more newsroom, shirley descorbeth, news 7 kwwl. the people auditioning this weekend will find out if they they'll start rehearsing -- and then touring the country. still to come on kwwl -- after three straight wins the iowa football team has returned to the national rankings -- plus -- on the hardwood -- the cyclones go down to the wire against number 11 gonzaga -- we've got invitational in orlando -- iowa state knocked off miami on friday to get to this spot -- but things were a bit rough to start off -- nigel williams-goss 4 of 4 from long range in the first half -- the bulldogs led by 15 at t

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justin spencer from the popular band recycled percussion has made it back to new hampshire after going on a cross challenge for charity. he went across the u.s., collecting toys for local kids in need. justin beat his goal by raising more than $10,000. and he had reason to celebrate in this picture. he loves new hampshire. still to come. need a place to vent your frustrations? are using anger rooms to relieve their stress. and now time for our u-local hot shots. take these pictures as proof that you are never too old to sit on santa's lap. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? (deep voice) with verizon you look awesome. ? you wanted more data and look what santa gave ya ? ? verizon keeps you going with that always-on data ? ? (deep voice) "that's the deal of my dreams." with verizon you look awesome. (vo) give verizon prepaid with always-on data on the best netw

people went in and that's has real remember percussions. therend has been in that direction over the years, but we are having, and this was culmination, but we were having elections more and more, partly because what money can do with negative ads and all that sort of thing. i don't remember negative ads from 1952. >> they both ran a lot. >> sure. and the reason they run them is they've been proven they work. money is way more of a factor, obviously in politics now. but it is different when 130 million people go to the polls with many of them voting for trump because they didn't like hillary and many voting for hillary because they didn't like trump. >> you're huge supporter for hillary clinton. >> true. >> you were one of the big names to support her. do you support donald trump as the next president. >> oh, sure, i support any president of the united states. it is very important that the american people coalesce behind the president. that doesn't mean they can't criticize or disagree with what he is doing maybe, but we need a country unified

may have something to do with 30-year on that took an of plano limit the cushion, the types plans they can use percussion debt.ing longer-term we are seeing a pullback in oil debt. that could be something that is affecting the market. prices. oil pulling back a little bit i about 1% this morning. third dow down by about a of 1%. digesting what the donald trump victory means. interesting statistic, seven swings between gains and losses. i do love stats like that. we have had the big gain the day elected lastas wednesday. it has gone sideways. an increase in third-quarter sales. gained 300-5000 subscribers. users, broadband number 218.7total million. it is maintaining momentum after shaking of the market with at two eurosting per month. the growth and mobile subscriber gains is outpacing this. shares lower. higher today. this is the french building in media conglomerate. overall third-quarter net income fell 1%. hugo boss. down by 11%. since february. the ailing german fashion house saying it will not return to until 2018. the chief executive embarks on plan.g turnaround slowing down store expansion and se

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the audience." >> okay, use that lifeline? >> yeah, please. >> final? >> final. >> okay, audience, jenn could use a little help. if you would pick up those keypads, enter your vote now. [percussivee a look at the results. hopefully, this will help you out. >> [grunts] >> 80% say it's d, "malcolm x." >> and that's what i would have guessed, so i should have gone with it, but that's all right. i'm glad i'm sure. so i'm gonna go with d, "malcolm x." final answer. >> now it's not a guess. it's correct. you got it. >> okay. >> $3,000. >> all right, all right. >> all right, next question, worth $5,000. it's also the first threshold. >> [grunts softly] okay. >> here we go. according to experts, among the many challenges of colonizing mars is that the planet's frequent what would make farming on its surface difficult? >> okay. so i saw a movie where they were colonizing mars... >> okay. >> and i don't think there was any snow, and there wouldn't be fire unless we brought something combustible. um, i am gonna say b, dust storms. final answer. >> i'm gonna say, you are $5,000 richer! [cheers and applause] there you go jenn! >> all right. >> you reached that threshold of $5,000. nothing ca

the oklahoma native played keyboard, guitar and percussion. and here's a list, the beach boys, b.b.the great sinatra. we are told he was 74 and died away in his sleep in nashville. >>> a set of the times arriving at rockefeller center on saturday. the massive christmas tree for the building's plaza arrive in midtown manhattan to fanfare. the nearly 100-foot-tall tree has been loaded onto the back of a truck. it originate in upstate new york and wound up there. you are going to have to wait just a few weeks for the actual lights, though. it's a few days after thanksgiving with special music and fun. listen, i love it. there are so many lights up in manhattan now. >> too many. >> no, you can never have too many christmas lights and it does feel like christmas. if you start feeling and listening to the music in october -- if you started music in october, it feels like it's right on time. >> yes, it does, indeed. i get to leave but you have to stick around, right? >> we'll see you for a special report at 8:00 tonight. >> tucker carlson, senator tom cotton is on with you, a great panel l

. >> justin spencer from the popular band recycled percussion is embarking on an across country mission to select as many toys as possible for local children in need and sent news 9 this message out on the road. >> so here i am driving across the country from las vegas to new hampshire. my goal is to do it in three days and to raise $10,000 for every single bits of that will go to buying toys this week for kids. >> his goal is to raise $10,000 you heard him there by the time he reaches new hampshire and his deadline is today. to learn more how to donate, visit wmur.com. well, nothing quite shakes off the post thanksgiving blues like a quick plunge into freezing cold water. that's exactly what happened at adaptive ski programs, athletic activities for children and adults with disabilities and these brave plungers helped to bring in more than $40,000. impressive take there. we hope you stay with us. coming up next, a decisive victory or unh and jamie has coverage ahead. josh: the last few days have been cloudy with on and off showers. that's about to change at least for now. we take a fou

the oklahoma native played keyboard, percussion for a diverse group of talent. and roll hall of fame member is known for his work with the beach boys. bob dylan, doris day, bb king, the rolling stones and frank senate tra. leon russell was 74. quite a diverse group. >>> by the way, do not forget tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m., tucker carlson tonight premiers. thank you so much for invitinin us into your home tonight. that is it for this edition of "special report." justice with judge jeanine starts next. >> it is monday november 14th. this is a fox news alert. isis calling fon lone wolf attackers oo to use trucks as weapons. the target? new york's famous macy's day parade. the terrifying warning less than two weeks before thanksgiving. >> they begin to take shape with two key positions picked. trying to reassure divided america on the first tv interview as president elect. >> don't be afraid. we are going to bring our country back. don't be afraid. i am going to bring this country together. >> our future president for the border wall. >> the airline of the year just

reporter: with sawdust flying downstairs around the clock, they take their love for percussion even further with their resident inventor upstairs coming up with the next best bright idea for drummers. >> i have three patents pending right now. reporter: shakers, even a bomber jacket, kevin's creativity is that is part of being a drummer, being creative. reporter: it cannot compete with the manufacturing big guys, but they are lowering the custom market out of the water. shaping and stamping each set by hand. they say the biggest challenge is getting a pair of sticks into a drummer's hands. after that, they say the sticks speak for themselves. >> when you see a post from a looking for the perfect stick all my life and you gave it to me, there is nothing more satisfying. cherise: pretty cool stuff. next week, drinking away the apple a day. three granite state businesses making beverages with the abundant apple. i think you need to grow a beard and buy some beard oil. adam: it might take a while to people. cherise: it turns out the same is true for pandas. how the animals are dealing with cult

the band also took home awards for best percussion, best color guard and best overaffect best music. >> we honestly were not expecting this win because we had competed last weekend and we were a couple points behind the group that came in second yesterday and so it. just a real thrill. pride and the passion and it includes 66 middle and high school students. king philip serves the town of wrentham, plainville and north brook. congrats to them. >>> temperatures are dropping tonight but we've got another mild day on tap. i'm going to show you when this warmer trend comes to an end and the risk of rain arrives. >>> these football players had one mission today, win. the huge reward for a select few teams. >>> but first, they saw something and said something most banks are all the same... capital one isn't most banks. ?? it's a relaxed place with helpful people focused on you, not trying to sell you things you don't want. and free checking accounts that are actually free. no minimums. no fees. no nonsense. capital one even has a top-rated app that lets you bank wherever you are. that's ban

the oklahoma native played keyboard, percussion for a diverse group of talent. hall of fame member is known for his work with the beach boys. bob dylan, doris day, bb king, the rolling stones and frank senate tra. leon russell was 74. quite a diverse group. >>> by the way, do not forget tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m., tucker carlson tonight premiers. thank you so much for invitinin us into your home tonight. that is it for this edition of "special report." justice with judge jeanine starts next. >>> breaking tonight, donald trump names his chief of staff, unof two key appointments in the administration. hello and welcome to a special sunday edition of justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us. the word coming from trump tower in new york city late this afternoon, reince priebus the chairman of the republican national committee has been named white house chief of staff by president-elect trump. the president-elect also announced today that steven bannon, who served as the ceo of the trump campaign has been named chief strategist and senior counselor

depending on who gets elected and somebody who is going to enforce the law for a change, all bets are off and it will have all kinds of he percussionso the states themselves. >> both candidates have said they would let the states make this decision. they would continue the o damma administration policy on this. that puts in a legal limbo about this and how do financial institutions interact with scores that sell marijuana? >> that's right. you will find and i don't see why you want to add to the misery and the social problems that exist. washington state had a doubling in traffic-related fatalities of drivers under the influence of marijuana. colorado experienced organized crime groups from not only other states, but entering groups as well. in any tax revenue they generate as a result of legalizing marijuana is all going to be consumed in taking care of the treatment programs and the social problems that will result as -- >> i understand and i want to get away from the normal argument because what you said about marijuana, plenty of people will make the same case about alcohol, but society made a decision on alcohol and society may

the band also took home awards for best percussion, best color overall effect, and best music. . >> we honestly was not expecting this win because we competed last weekend and western a couple of points behind the group that came in second yesterday, so it was just a real thrill. >> the band is known as the pride and the passion, and includes 66 middle and high school students. king phillips serves the towns of wrentham, plainville and norfolk. >>>.rain chances coming into play tomorrow. we will need to look for a risk of coastal flooding through the middle of the week. the timeline minutes away. >>> the famous comedian got a cold shoulder during a charity event. the rant she went on that i really did save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth? uh, yeah i have an early day tomorrow so... wait. almost there. ne the "a." (humming) take a closer

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. >> who place the slide whistle and if you don't have it, can i be >> it's actually a percussion chair. >> i want a slide whistle. that would be amazing. >> it's a lot of fun. we've got that. the show covers so much musical ground genre wise. we go from waltzes to foxtrot from the 20s, vaudeville stuff, jazz. if you like 20th century music, we've got that, too. then lastly, like we said, this is the nevada premiere of the who is alive and well. it's his most celebrated work. in another city, you might get to see a show like this, but not very often. this is a great chance to see what a home grown modern opera might look like. >> general ginger, we're looking forward to hearing you see. tell us what we can expect for the rest of the season. >> we're looking at doing a big russian opera. we're doing that in february. then we're going to do french opera that's completely english language, updated. very funny. it's called the star. we're doing that in may. >> awesome. the reason why ginger -- she has a little microphone because her voice is too powerful. >> you are about to hear from ginge

in on tom: staying true to their new hampshire recycled percussion is aiming to make a difference for granite state families in need. jennifer: the band's leader putting out a challenge on facebook bringing in more than $10,000 in donations. as wmur's siobhan lopez explains, that money helped buy hundreds of gifts today. reporter: a long receipt and thousands of dollars later, performance group recycled brighter for new hampshire families. >> this is cool. reporter: front man justin spencer having plenty of fun on the wal-mart shopping spree. >> these are ideal. if thereof was ever a gift for a kid, drumming is the best. reporter: picking out toys and gifts for kids of awe ages using money donated by people from all over the country. spencer drove his box truck already full of presents across the u.s. >> i locked myself in the cab of the truck, slept in there and used that money otherwise -- reporter: putting those gifts in a safe place. he credits the generosity of hundreds of people who donated to his dawes, some handling them cash when they saw him. >> those people are the reason i'm here today. i'm not the hero in this. they'

the new music that they're playing and stuff. it's nice to hear. >> more than 30,000 people take part in that annual event. >> a local musician is on a justin spencer from recycled percussion is on a mission to collect as many toys as possible. he sent news 9 this message while out on the road. >> so here i am driving from las vegas to new hampshire. my goal is to do it in three days and to raise $10,000 where every single penny will go to buy toy first kids. to learn more about how to donate you can visit wmur.com. announcer: hayley lapoint and your storm 9 norkt. hayley: still mostly cloudy. but there might be some drizzle, low clouds hanging around. your house or go and cut down down your christmas tree, tomorrow will be the day to do i because we'll have some sunshine and we'll be dry as well. it's not going to be perfectly sunny. up in the north country could be a few flurryies coming through. tells in the 30's and 40's by the afternoon tomorrow. so some scattered rain showers and snow showers. they've been lurking throughout the evening here. and even though on radart and done with. there is some drizz to be had. so overnight it will be slow improvement. you can see

the gifts he did enjoy an amazing party. cherise: a new hampshire musician's cross-country journey to spread joy to granite state kids is coming to an end. percussion. he's been on a mission to collect toys and money for local children. and he's been driving a box truck from las vegas today he's passing through the midwest. his goal is to hit $10,000 by the time he reaches new hampshire tomorrow and today he said he still needs about $4,000 to reach that goal. we're pretty confident he can do it. what a great thing. cherise: thanks for joining us for news 9 at 5:00. adam: we'll be right back with news 9 at 6:00. mike: with the ground not frozen yet in many areas, rain would certainly help against the drought. a look at when the next system moves in. >> a lot of folks want to clean things up before the snow flies. cherise: water restrictions temporarily eased in salem. have to get everything ready for winter. adam: suspect now under arrest, accused of robbing two banks. and attempting to rob another one. where police found him as he was trying to get away. cherise: and, ready to work with trump? one new hampshire democrat says yes. tonight, why she

and when you hear the power of parts great melodies great guitar riffs just orchestra pro percussion alone is something to come and watch. it's, it's stunning. it really, really, just rocks. first live shows are expected to take place early next year. dan springer, fox news. >>> partial oh orchestra so that looks pretty darn cool. okay. still to come tradition or savings? battle over closing on love publix digital coupons... i signed up for them at publix.com and i just clip them like this... clip...save clip...save clip...save that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? ok, so here are two cans of vegetables... this one i paid for, this one was free. because they're bogo maybe this one was free. either way... that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? ((russell//live pix)) here's another live picture of the board on wall street. adlib over pix. ((laura /2sh/dbx) all right another live picture of board on wall street. dow is down. 50 we don't see that lot have lately. our lauren simonetti is back to talk a little bit about with us. still closer that. 2,000 park let's talk markets. w

in 198 8 i graduated from cal state los ang and studied mostly classical percussion and music education but at thetime i was in hollywood so played at night in rock bands so was doing two different things. >> the reason i'm [inaudible] the people. there is a extremely vibrant art community especially arounds the red poppy art house [inaudible] as a artist in the past 2 or 3 years there is a event called the [inaudible] every 3 months a free art music festival that i usually play at and just met so many people. >> i was teaching a little bit and doing odd jobs like waitressing and going at night and playing in bands and meeting a lot of people. i chss in ban that had cool break jz get parts on tv shows or things like that. a friend of mine, we had mutual friends that got signed to a record deal in san francisco called 4 nonblaunds and i addition frd the bands and moved to the bay area. i think things are different now than 30 years ago, the world evolved a lot. it could be a challenge but have to know how to negotiate everything and sometimeatize is [inaudible] it was great to get to a point where

the santa clara county jail. deputies received a tip that he was a days inn hotel. they went and looked for him but have not found him. deputies to take three people in percussive -- questioning. -- for questioning. and, this repel to the end of the ground, are building that they are both facing life sentences >>> a shooting outside a concord movie theater continues it happened last night effect frightened moviegoers running out of the theater. we are joined live with an update on the story. >> reporter: the man shot by the security guard is expected to survive he was shot three times and is about to undergo surgery. , concord police detectives have not yet had a chance to interview him to get his side of the story about what happened but we have learned that the man who shot by the guard tested positive for methamphetamine that his blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit. they say he snuck into the theater and when a security guard confronted him and told him to leave he became angry and threatened to shoot and kill him. the guard chased him outside and shot him three times. they later discovered that the man who was shot did not have a w

when i joined the department of energy 6 or 7 nuclear plants were being fielded every year, we had four us manufacturing reactors at wilcox, percussion engineering, ge and westinghouse, four competing us firms. that kind of capability won't be there in 2030 for sure, no new plants will be built in the united states unless they have a very favorable regulatory finding about managing the market problems. >> we would lose 20% of our base load capacity for electricity based on capacity in this case and 60% of our carbon free. what is likely to replace that? >> natural gas. said of the or so plants will reach 80 years of age by 2038. i personally do not think it likely the companies that manage those plants are likely to go from 60 to 80 years, they would require quite a lot of additional investment without any attention to not whether their cost of construction is cheap but if they don't have their electricity dispatched, they are not going to be there. >> to reiterate again you gave a recommendation and said unless you do something like a 25 year $11.6 billion program to create advanced reactors we won't have the option. something like