the scene which is sponsored by a group caulder the thomas moore society will be replaced with displaysheist group says will educate the public on the importance of the separation of church and state. >> thomas moore society can contacted to us ask for us to share this space, then the board would have discussed it and that could have been addressed at that time. but that never took place. >> the group that put up the nativity seen claims they did just that. they asked the atheist group if they can share the space but that request was denied so the nativity will be down by saturday. >>> japan is on track to build a massive new olympic stadium for the 2020 games. two companies have submitted designs for the new facility for the summer olympic. the japan sports council just released the designs. the project is expected to cost $158 billion. the council will choose the winning design before the new year. the stadium will replace the raced national stadium built in the late 1950's much it hosted the 1964 olympic. >>> little boy finds 300 bucks and even though his family could really use the

thomas moore. it was stolen from the church two weeks ago along with money too. on saturday when someone checked the case there it was, back where it belonged. no one knows when or how it was returned. >> but it is back. >>> winter may not have officially started but the weather feels like it in the midwest. several states will be blanketed by more snow. kansas had spread outages and south dakota is getting ready for the second major storm this fall. half foot of snow has fallen across the sioux empire. it's coming down out there. >> i know. we have rain getting ready to move in. we were talking about how tough it is with coat weather. you need a raincoat and then layers and it is cold and. >> 50s the next couple of days we venn though we will have more rain. the weather has been up and down. it is winter out west but we are concerned about what will happen here for wednesday of course. big event in rockefeller center is the tree lighting. we will let you know about that in a second. a look at the top of the rock camera, the empire state building is shining in re

thomas moore church in morris township two weeks ago. over the weekend it was returned to a closet where it was normally kept. up to $300 was also taken from the box. electronic toy maker vtech admitting tonight it's been targeted by hackers. company says hackers accessed the personal information of nearly 5 million customers including data on 200,000 children. the hong kong-based company says the compromised information includes names and birthday of child users and passwords and addresses of adults. the stolen data includes pictures of children and online chats. >> most of us repeat passwords on multiple different plalt forms. if you use that password for there, maybe you use the same for your nanny cam or bank. realize that password has been compromised. change it right away. >> vtech claims the hacked information does not include any credit card numbers. company says it's contacted all affected users and temporarily suspended some of its website. >>> new york city couldn't put the brakes on uber so now it's taking other steps to help

thomas moore church in morris township two weeks ago. over the weekend it was returned to a closet where it up to $300 takessen from the poor box is still missing. >>> are americans self-gifting more than ever before. the national retail federation thinks so. it says nearly 60% of people are buying presents for themselves. the federation estimates americans will spend on average about 800 bucks on gifts this holiday season, about the same as last year. the amount people set aside for themselves has gone up to 130 bucks. >> as we continue at noon, a new warning popping up on some restaurant menus in new york city. plus they are some of season but could hover woman: my mom and i have the same hands. same eyes. same laugh. and since she's had moderate alzheimer's disease, i've discovered we have the same fighting spirit, too. that's why i asked her doctor about new once-a-day namzaric . vo: new namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are currently taking, and can continue to take certain doses of both

thomas moore society in nevada. graduated magna cum laude from georgetown and received his law degree from georgetown. let's welcome our speakers and we will begin. [applause] >> and if i may begin with you, judge pryor, since you served a little while ago, what was it like serving as attorney general then? >> it was a different world. i became the attorney general of alabama in january of 1997. jeff sessions, former boss, had just been elected to the united states senate, and the governor appointed me to finish his term. and the first issue really on my plate was whether the state would join a national tobacco litigation. i had served as the chair of the task force the year before for both the governor and the attorney general, as i was jeff sessions deputy ag, in evaluating whether the state should file such a lawsuit. our neighboring states mississippi and florida had. and our recommendation was that we not do so. we thought it was contrary to law, so into the law of alabama. that was our perspective. and bad pub

and it was kept as a war souvenir by captain thomas moore. they called it the silent witness.e family kept that doll in new york. the men would exhibit it as a war souvenir. in the early 1990s, the ladies of the family saying the men had passed away, they wanted that to come back to the appomattox courthouse, and it's now on the second level of our visitor center museum. once the letters were finished by parker and marshall, they were exchanged. the commanders lee and grant did not sign one document. they simply exchanged those letters. the meeting concluding lee and grant shook hands, general lee went out on to the front porch, called for johns and traveler. and once lee mounted, grant who had come out of the house with his staff tipped his hat to lee. and lee returned that gesture and began to ride to his army. upon approaching his men in the appomattox river valley, general lee informed them that they had been surrendered and then told them to go home and make as good citizens as you have soldiers. when general grant left the mclean house, he heard the celebratory firing of

but when officer moore first noticed thomas, he was more than a little surprised. >> at first, i saw the guy and i was like, is that him? i said nah, that's not him. >> no, that's not him. >> three years earlier, he was making a name for himself in san antonio. due to the popularity of his barbecue restaurant and catering service. >> he kind of had a barbecue and i thought i would check it out. the food was delicious. his brisket, whatever you name, he did it. >> narrator: officer moore's brother who is also a deputy at the jail was a fan, as well. >> he came to my home and catered my kid's party. came over, you know, he barbecued it. everything was wonderful. it was beautiful. like i say, he was a pillar in the community. >> everyone knew me and loved me. and i always showed up to the neighborhood. >> i believe that god allowed me to come here. i am definitely an innocent man. and just sad to say a tragedy happen. and it cost me to lose everything. >> narrator: fames is in jail on capital murder and concealing a human corpse. prosecutors say he was part of a drug deal gone bad. whil

other gentleman said, under reagan, it actually began during the presidency of thomas jefferson when we were theting the moors on barbary coast who were common during our ships and kidnapping our sailors and taking them into slavery. host: ron in kentucky, a republican. let's listen to what the president had to say about congress taking up a new authorization to fight isis. [video clip] obama: if congress believes, as i do, that we are at war with isil, it should go ahead and vote to authorize the continued use of military force against these terrorists. for over a year, i have ordered our military to take thousands of airstrikes against isil targets. i think it's time for congress to vote to demonstrate that the american people are united, and committed, to this fight. host: the president last night calling on congress to act on fighting isis with new authorization. as you heard from that caller, many say he has it on the 2001 authorization to fight al qaeda. others say that is a different war and different group and the president needs new authority. paul ryan, new speaker of the house, his reaction. "this

deirdre: thomas picketty said that economic inequality is behind the rise of isis. for more on this potential link, bring in visiting fellow steve moore. you are an economist, does income inequality in oil driven economies feed terrorism or has picketty gone too far? >> there may be something. so, he may have a points, that kind of inequality festers terrorism. but i would make point because we know that isis is funded by petro dollars, all oil money that makes isis possible. we should do two things bombing the oil fields, and we should be drills for every barrel of oil we can in united states, we're not sending money to people who are trying to kill us. this is an obvious thing. we have a shale oil and gas revolution going on here, we have more oil, gas and cold than any other country in the world,. deirdre: we do get most of our oil from canada and mexico. >> true. deirdre: we're less dependent on middle east. >> true. deirdre: i want to ask about this goldman sachs back research saying that price of oil could drop to $20 a barrel that is a big move, opec meeting friday. what happens to what the capital market call the fragile 5? th

>>pam moore: across the country gun sales spike at the terror attack in paris and san bernardino in san jose than they visit to date has sold out of minute the models and ammunition but thomas tells us he does not always pushed for people to purchase >>reporter: they noticed a more panicked customers to describe the enthusiast jeff robbins came in to buy it is not his first gun and will not be his last family understands anxiety the christmas shopping season has added to sales and fears of tighter gun laws ought to be better for the bottom line here is not always encourage people to leave with the gun when the common. >>reporter: 4 looking for protection and many now are wanting to pull the trigger and purchase a gun >>grant lodes: most of the san they're not confident the government can protect them against an organized large-scale pterosaur like paris attack on 22 percent said different protect against loan wills like a couple the high in the san bernardino massacre that adds which is the best choice and fighting terrorism 47 percent said it is encouraging more americans to get guns for the 2 percent chose stricter gun control, americans' attitude toward also weapons as c

candidate mean for key early voting states in matt moore is south carolina republican party chair and joins me now. good to have you here. >> good to be here, thomas so i got to ask you, are you surprised by senator graham's announcement? and if so, why do you think he didn't feel he could pull forward, at least get through iowa? >> well, senator graham gave 110% effort over the last few months, particularly in new hampshire. he's said continue alally if th poll numbers in new hampshire he would reassess the race and he did today, of course. it speaks to senator graham he is hurt in the race. this is a national security election. senator graham is right on a lot of things on national security and i think he's hurt and thear >> why do you think that the folks in south carolina were not as supportive of their own senator to take the white house as they would be for a candidate like donald trump where he seems to have south carolina in the bag? >> well, a couple of thing that is are important. senator graham wanted a big re-election victory here and he's very popular here in south carolina. but senator graham said all along he is not running for pres