but tina was angry. and she still had the business card detective murphy had given her almost two years earlier. >> i grabbed my partner. we went out there in the middle of the night and we met up with tina. >> she told detective murphy and her partner what eric had said. a big break, yes, but not nearly enough for an arrest. remember, tina was pretty far from an ideal witness. detectives knew they would need more than just her word against eric. so they asked tina -- >> would you be willing to wear a we're? i said yes, that's the only way you're going to get him. >> why would you turn on a guy who had basically taken you from a terrible life and given you a great life? >> because i couldn't live with myself. i mean, no way. >> police planted microphones in her car, in her purse, and on her body. and tina arranged a meeting. she told eric that after the domestic violence call, sheriff's homicide detectives came in to ask questions about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their story strai

and tina arranged a meeting.d eric that after the domestic violence call, sheriff's homicide detectives came in to ask questions about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess again. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details aren't important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> reporter: it's no confession but it's not a denial, either. are you thinking to yourself at that's it, i got him? >> i thought it was good but i didn't think it was enough. >> reporter: remember, pegye had a life insurance poli

i'm here to meet tina brown. tina is 15. >> so tina, who do you live with?ister. two girls. >> and you all live together in the same house? >> yes. >> tell me about school. >> i love coming to school for the work. you meet new friends and have fun. share ideas and then you focus on your lesson. >> what's your favorite subject? >> my favorite subject is science. >> and you do well? >> yes. >> tina's father struggles to support the family. often, there's barely enough money for food. >> so there is a problem with the school fees? >> yes. >> no matter what, he pays tina's older brothers' school fees, but sometimes not hers. >> do you ever say to him it's not fair that you don't pay my school fees, that you pay my brothers' first, do you ever tell him that? >> no. i don't tell him that because of my fear. >> is that common in liberia? does that happen a lot where they prioritize the boys' education over girls'? >> yes. the boys go to school. if you want to learn, you have to keep on your parents every day. >> that's very brave of you to stay on your father and s

i'm here to meet tina brown. tina is 15. >> so tina, who do you live with? >> with my parents.'m the sister. >> you all live in the same house? >> yes. >> me about school. >> i have new friends and you have fun and share ideas and focus on your lesson. >> what's your favorite subject? >> science. >> you do well? >> yes. >> her father struggles to support the family. often there is barely enough money for food. >> there is a problem with the school? >> yes. >> no matter what, he pays her older brother's school fees and sometimes not hers. >> do you say to him it's not fair that you don't pay my school fees and you pay my brother's first? do you tell him that? >> no. >> is that common in liberia. does that happen a lot where they prioritize the boys's education over girls? >> yes. in liberia, the enjoys go to school and girls stay home. if you want to learn, you keep on your parents every day. i want to go to school. >> that's brave of to you stay on your father and say you should pay my fees. you know you are brave. do you feel brave? >> yeah. >> do you feel courageous? >> yes.

. >> santa rosa police arrested 41-year-old tina szczepanek on kidnapping charge. she entered a trader joe's on an that rose avenue and a four-year-old shopping with her mother went to return a kid's shopping cart and tina szczepanek grabbed the child saying she is mine, and walked out of the store. the mother chased after her. >> i'm glad someone was there to stop her. i could not imagine how that would feel. >> i feel like there are so men people around and it is so busy, we go in there every weekend and i am okay with dominic going a little bit in front me and not thinking anything will happen. even though the carts are by the door you do not think it will happen. >> tina szczepanek made it 30' and put the girl down when the mother yelled. officers arrest her in the parking lot. >> police say the woman is a transient from lake county. >>> an update from abc7 mornings. >> we have developing news coming in, korean lawmakers have voted to impeach their president over her alleged links to a corruption scandal. we received this video where people are celebrating in t

jen psaki keeping us informed, tina tchen directing the office of the first lady, or valerie jarrett serving as the presidents most trusted advisor. major accomplishments aside, one of the coolest things about the women in the white house is they created something they call amplification. when the woman made a point, other women would repeat it forcing the men in the room to take notice. it's in the spirit of the women of the white house that i ask all of the women here today, and particularly those will be instrumental in the next administration, to amplify our voices. there has never been a better time to be your sisters keeper. i truly believe if there's any hope of healing the deep divide in this country, it will start with women standing together and amplifying each other's voices. but i digress. please join me in welcoming and applauding from the white house lisa monaco, cecilia munoz, jen psaki and tina tchen, and moderator and founding editor of political magazine susan glaser. [applause] >> good morning, everybody at thank you so much, lori, for that great introduction. i ha

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jeff crook operated on tina as soon as she got to the hospital.ries was 90% blocked. >> would she have lived had it not been for the intervention of officer jones? >> i don't think she would have. starting the cpr when he did greatly improved her chance of survival. >> he was a hero. he did everything he could. >> he didn't just save tina's life, he saved her family. >> every night, i go out to make a difference in somebody's life. that was just a night i won. >> reporter: stephanie elam, cnn, blanchard, oklahoma. >> incredible officer. thank you, steph, for that. >>> coming up next, in our america, from humble beginnings, it's become a mission and holiday tradition. ahead, the meaning behind special wreaths and why you can find them at memorials and cemeteries now in every state. you're live in the cnn newsroom. this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contrib

take a breath, come on. >> reporter: tina is moved to an ambulance. emotional, jeff and brittany thank officer jones. >> thank you. >> puts his big arm around me and says it's going to be all right, buddy. >> what did you think when you watched the video? >> i just cried. i just cried. i just love officer jones. he's an angel. he's a true angel. >> reporter: the doctor operated on tina as soon as she got to the hospital. one of her arteries was 90% blocked. would she had lived if it was not for the intervention of officer jones? >> i don't think she would have. starting the cpr when he did greatly improved her chance of survival. >> he is a hero. he did everything he could. >> he didn't just save tina's life, he saved our family. >> every night i go out to make a difference in somebody's lives and it's just a night i won. >> reporter: stephanie elum, cnn, oklahoma. >> brave men and women going beyond the call every day to save people's lives. >> what an angel. i'm so glad we bring you those stories. >>> now, big political story and big story of policy

uh, that's tina angelos, vince. d.o.a. was a woman. oh. so, what are the odds that it was foul play? double homicide--always a high likelihood. nk that maybe it was an insurance whack? well, what kind of policy did the company write there? the guy... carried a 1.4 million term on himself and a million on the wife. on him we could understand because he has a big claim out against the city. but the wife seems potentially stinky. so this guy fights through his grief from a hospital bed filing for his wife's benefits. well, i don't know the point of origin of the phone call. we gotta go check out a girlie bar, vince. well, uh, which girlie bar you going to? the cottontail club. you ever frequent that hutch? [loud music playing] where's the owner? er? let me tell her someone's here. what did he just ask you? thank you. new york city detectives. any crime. well, if we applied ourselves there, shauna, i bet we could drum something up. what's that about? live video on the internet. you got any experience? hey, be nice. what's paul angelos talk abo

tina: iron ore is interesting.more steel being built, it really rose substantially. it's up 81% on the year. however, going forward, it's a little bit unclear about whether or not those price rises are sustainable, at least one analyst at citi group has called the rise a fluke. ramy: in terms of the consumers driving that demand, china, the u.s., japan, how are they fairing or what's the outlook for them for consumption? tina: well, china is always a bit of a black box in terms of consumption numbers. there was some concern earlier about the factory closures for pollution reasons and what that might do for demand. again, there's the feeling from several analysts is that you're going to see some cooling in the chinese property market and that's going to be bad for iron ore for 2017. betty: let's turn to our favorite commodity here, oil. oil prices and natural gas. so where are both going to go? tina: well, oil as you know is having the best year since probably 2009 at this point and everything that oil needs right n

tina angelos, deceased. mr. angelos has requested expedited settlement and has agreed to a polygraph while giving his account of the murder of his wife and son. also present are detective bobby simone and andy sipowicz, and polygraph examiner jill hardstone. ok... no, it's fine. so everyone's on the same page, i'm going to tell in my own words what happened. gotelli: correct. she'll just ask unconnected questions to establish a baseline. all right. is your name paul angelos? yes, it is. are you a citizen of the united states of america? naturalized. yes, i am. which i assumed was my son, who's an invalid with heart problems. he doesn't sleep well. at a certain point, i became aware of a flashlight. i realized there was an intruder. i got up from the bed to intervene, i was struck on the head, and i recall vaguely a sharp pain in the stomach, which i assumed subsequently is when i was shot. when i regained consciousness, i saw that my wife and son had been executed i think i lapsed into unconsciousness one more t

. >> the small nonprofit said setting on an issue like this, david and tina. >> specialized. >> yes. i'm thinking. >> but the folks here already know that's not an opt upgrades. >> nothing we did here to improve this property came out of funds that directly before our children. >> reporter: tina's mom says, if it weren't for music therapy night their lives wouldn't be the same. >> once she joined this group there just became a connection that is unreal. deface the sign, their focus is on giving. the folks here says it will take several thousand dollars to replace the sign. they are hoping to do it by way of donation, once again. you can find this all on our website, news3lv.com. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you christy. a police being shot several times in tacoma. when the officer was responding to a domestic violence call this afternoon, several children might have been inside, there suspect barricaded himself inside but they think the shooter may have escaped at this point. >> more issues from tennessee, firefighters try to put out the the flames at bay in that area. meanwhil

tina i've known for 30 years. and we're all like family. and so it is, in a sense, i suppose the analogy would be when my daughter went off to college. you knew it was going to be different. it wasn't necessarily going to ever be quite the same again. but just because it's different doesn't mean those relationships end. but it is, it is hard to say good-bye to the people and also to the privilege of working in the white house. so there's that element. the president has been clear with us that our number one priority -- other than finishing up the business that we have left to do before january 20th -- is to insure a smooth and orderly transition. and i often say, as the president has said, that president george bush and his team could not have been more supportive of us. and i was skeptical. i was one of the co-chairs of the president's transition, and i didn't expect -- considering we'd been quite critical of him during the campaign -- that he and his team would be as supportive as they were. they were terrific. and so we want to make sure

you are that tina tchen from 1978. it has been a, a, privilege to take what i learned from 1978 through what we've been able to do, council of women and girls, united states of women, tory burch, i see tailor folks what we've been able to do here in the obama administration some years later. >> great question. you ma'am, right there. >> you have been extremely candor but i want to take it one step further. >> oh, boy. >> some of your rookie mistakes, thank you, as you transition to working at the white house and assistants to the president how you work to overcome those mistakes? >> too numerous to mention. not confined to rookie but to not make light. i think it's a serious point, right? recognizing, my space i grew up a lawyer, and for years as a prosecutor, and when you appear before a judge you realize pretty quickly you better answer the question directly and own up when you don't have the information or you can't answer the question or you've made a mistake. that is something that carried with me no matter what t

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. >> reporter: monica, mar tina west cot turned herself in and confessed to the murder. family says she is a scorned ex-girlfriend who couldn't take no for an answer. >> just to get the phone call and then have to go down 10 speak to detectives about my brother. it hurts. >> reporter: natalie kirkland chokes back tears as she relives the moments she learned her brother was dead. shot at point-blank lane before crashing into another car. 24 hours later. police arrested 27-year-old mar tina west cot for a his murder >> she needs to understand what she took from us. to do that because you're heart broken? he did nothing wrong. terrell wasn't a person who held grudges. she knew that. she took advantage. >> reporter: they say west cot was an ex-girlfriend. they were apparently arguing moments before she pulled the trigger >> she told her mother what happened. her mother took her to the 14th police department in germantown town. illustrated the man jobs he touched as a realtor. >> from starting the nonprofit and his brother's honor to starting, you know, scholarship funds to h

officers arrested tina szczepanek. she entered the trader joe's at 10:00 a.m.little girl went to return a shopping cart while her mother checked out and tina szczepanek grabbed the child say "she's mine," and walked out of the store. the mother chased after her. >> someone stop her. i could not imagine how that would feel. >> we go in there and slop and i am okay with him going a result bit in front me not thinking anything will happen. >> tina szczepanek made it 30' and pit -- put the girl down. officers arrested her in the parking lot. >> san francisco mayor lee vetoed legislation to put new limits on short-term rentals like airbnb saying the proposed 630 night limit would drive pore hosts to rent afternoons illegally. city regulations about 90 nights for unhosted rentals and a full year for hosted rentals. >> you will not need the heavy coat this morning. the temperatures are south bay 53 at santa clara and saratoga, the cool spots, and slow at 58, but you want to be dry with a last mist and drizzle and cool of the in novato at 52 and lafayette and brentwood

she really wants to do good, by the youth and for the youth. >> le tina is a great person.he's a great role model. >> reporter: boys and girls club is one of the three organizations benefiting from the cbs-3 joy of sharing toy fest, jameer says teens appreciate gifts too but they don't tend to ask for much. >> their main thing is anything to do with sports. so basketball, football, so that is their main thing. >> it is kind of an early christmas, so they are really excited about it. >> reporter: our annual joy of sharing toy fest is going on right now, toys will be donated, salvation army and uso, and boy and girls club. find out how to give at cbs philly.com/toy fest. i'm ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead, older would hand should cut from their diets to lower their risk of heart failure. >>> new trend in college acceptance letters forget waiting by mailbox we will show you much faster way colleges are notifying graduates that they got in ...one of mlife.ieces in my so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talke

up tina fey looked when she did sarah palin. similar pay. they call it scale. used to do this kind of work in los angeles. autria q: i did bit roles. prices have gone up. [laughter] $906.sarah palin was q: i was feeling $800 for something like that -- paid like $800 for something like that. autria: when tina fey was doing sarah palin and him doing trump, people have been tuning into snl. poor people are getting paid. poort for people. -- not peop it is greatle for the up-and-coming actor, not the established. not poor people. kidd: it is great for the up-and-coming actor, not be established actor. >> they may have detained the wrong man. >> this is all that is left of one of mexico's most famous city. >> residents out in their cars right now trying to stay warm after this fire started at around 12:45 here in the greenbelt apartment complex. >> i just ran back to my cousin. >> they now have final approval from the d.c. council. 8 weeks off to care for a newborn baby and six weeks to care for a sick family member. >> somebody caught in the car burning in texas ri

. >> uno puede preparar una tina de agua con una temperatura de 104.riesgo que corre esta poblaciÓn. esta onda gÉlida no solamente afecta a illinois. se verÁn afectados por el drÁstico descenso de temperaturas. con bajas sensaciones tÉrmicas. sensaciones de -5 hasta -40. hasta nebraska con nieve, hielo y lluvia. liliana: esta intenciÓn frÍo es el preÁmbulo de una precipitaciÓn que comenzarÁ a caer a partir del viernes y comenzarÁ a caer hasta el fin de semana. ilia: habrÁ un conflicto de intereses ya que se encuentran arrendado el gobierno federal. el presidente electo deberÍa renunciar a este negocio. el secretario de prensa de la casa blanca dijo hoy que durante la campaÑa electoral, habrÁ una investigaciÓn sobre el presunto jaque de rusia. es muy probable que todas las partes involucradas se presidencia no existieron millares de los economÍa devastada. enrique: en los mÁs de cinco aÑos que han tenido la duraciÓn del conflicto armado de siria, el mÁs sangriento del siglo, mÁs de 10 millones de personas han sido forzados a abandonar sus hogares. la tr

. >>> tina ewell will spend sister eve nance was found guilty in january of shooting and killing her husband timothy, whom she accused of cheating on her. he was found in a wooded area on the northwest side. >>> one man responsible for the death of laylah petersen will spend time in prison. arlis gordon >> my life was almost destroyed that day. >> reporter: 5-year-old laylah petersen's father sat just feet from arlis gordon. >> my daughter meant more to me than anything in this world. she was the most wonderful little girl. >> reporter: speaking moments before gordon was sentenced to 30 yea in laylah petersen's death. gordon and another man targeted the wrong house in november of 2014. petersen, inside with her grandparents and younger sister died in the shoot. >> i would like to give my condolences to the family of laylah petersen. >> reporter: he is remorseful. >> . [ inaudible ] >> reporter: but his father doesn't believe >> they say he has remorse. he has remorse for being caught. >> reporter: the judge says gordon will have three decades to think about the lives impacted by pete

appeared in a crate they were cleaning some things out in storage and there was this beautiful pabst sign tina and girls. gouda girls they say the pabst building's history... is one reason they decided to expand what was just a food truck... into their first, brick and mortar restaurant. we want to share what we can - to be in the pabst building and share our cheese and our heritage here they hope foot traffic from the nearby courthouse... and other government buildings... will mean plenty of business. owners say this is the largest, combined restaurant opening in dt milwaukee snice the grand ave. opened in 1982. the pabst building also contains student apartments. those opened earlier this year. this week is national influenza vaccine week. the center for disease control chose this week because many people think it's too late to get their flu shot. influenza can cause serious illness and secondary infections like pnemounia. it can even cause death or hospitilization. while most people get their vaccine in late fall-- experts say late. the vaccine." "influenza can start anywhere from october t

that has an immediate impact, especially on fellow folks of color so that if i meet a sly stone or a tina to me different than they would have if it was a white person from "time." >> this is an issue for all communities. >> yes. >> but in the pacific islander and asian-american communities, a specific circumstance. >> we know professional caregivers but the title family caregiver is not something we wear on a badge or that you see at the bottom of the screen. family caregiver, robert handa, although we do do it. it's just naturally part of wha we do and it's so important because of the sacrifice, the energy that's required, and the great outcomes to be honest that result from family care giving. >> times are better know. even after i retired i did play like heaven and earth was after i moved here and a few other projects, and i did a few really wonderful chinese films and australian films. >> boy, it's very enjoyable to watch that. amazing to have so many high-prohil guests we can't even show them all. >> i kind of like richard liu, the way he was sitting. >> he said something as well as

you know tina fey! >> i do know tina fey very well. well, one day. one day maybe. >> i tina fey.l faint. out of nerves though because she scares me to death. >> what was your first lime meeting her like? >> the first time i met tina was on set for "30 rock." i had a recur for two seasons. i had a character, defwon. i had never done anything on network television outside of -- yep, that was the first thing. i had one line that eventually turned into four episodes. i heard her laughing in one of my takes and it calmed me down and heard her simultaneously. >>> a young boy got a sweet surprise between the falcons/panthers game in sh charlotte. salmon was brought on the field and his dad, navy petty officer 1st class david fletcher jumped out of santa's sleigh to surprise him. willie geist always says if there was a network just with these clips of families being reunited after being deployed, that you wouldn't change the channel. this is just incredible. >> so beautiful. >>> i'm being told in my ear -- al roker's not here so i get to throw to the weather. >> let's do it. >> i am offi

the years nominated for things and everyone inner done, the one year i finally get to thank "the" tina fey for all the years of employment and great roles nerve her a chance to, so, here it is, thanks, tina! >> yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> oh! by the way. this is the end of your career music. thank you so much, everybody. >> by the way, i love you in "the unbreakable kimmy schmidt" without question one of our favorite shows, but watching, "30 rock" at the gym. can't stop watching out loud. let's watch one for fun. >> what's too old? >> how old are you? >> 21. >> when did you graduate high school. >> what movie did you lose your virginity at? >> arachnophobia". >> theater or drive-in. >> what's a drive-in? >> that is one of the fun -- >> craziest characters. memorized all the lied, wrong answers to lower her age. genius. >> did you love that show, by the way? "30 rock"? >> once in a lifetime great times. we just had the best cast, best group of people, the most fun. i haven't gone back and looked at any of it. any weird. like looking at your high school photo. just wonder why i wore

thanks, tina! >> by the way -- >> this is the end of your career. thank you so much, everybody. >> by the way, i love you in the unbreakable kimmi schmidt but i've been watching on loop "30 rock" at the gym. i can't stop watching it. let's just watch one just for fun. >> what's too old? >> that's a very good question. how old are you? >> 29. >> what year were you born. >> 1977. >> when did you graduate. >> why 94. >> when do you durn turn 40? >> what movie did you lose your virg virginity? >> movie or drive-in. >> what's a drive-in? >> characters. he memorized all the wrong hours. >> did you love that show, by the way? >> oh, my god. it was like once in a lifetime great times. we had the best cast, the most fun. i haven't gone back and looked at any of it. that's a little weird. it's like looking at your high school photo. >> you need time to let it soak in? >> did you all have fun holiday parties? >> we had great parties on that show. >> were they like sweaty dancing kind of fun parties or just regular holiday parties? >> no, no, our final party fo

tina szczepanek grabbed the child saying "she's mine," and walked out. the mom chased after her. >> someone was there to stop her and i could not imagine how that would feel. >> we go each weekend and shop and i am okay with him going in front of me and not thing anything will happen. >> such made it 30' and put down the gill when the immigration reform started yelling, officers arrested her in the parking lot. >> an update from abc. >> at look at nasa television where they are getting ready to launch the cargo craft from southern japan. this is the flight path with everything here written in job necessary and they will deliver 4.3 tops of supplies including water and space parts and experimental hardware. there are six astronauts on board including two americans, from the live desk. the launch is ready to go in about 20 minutes. >> now the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> check out the 24 hour temperature change up to 12 degrees warmer. it is really mild. how mild? in the north by, the 8:00 spot is 50. in guerneville we have 55 at b

tina, your friday night plans are safe. >> date night is good. get home by what time ?midnight or 1:00 a.m.. don't be uberring it home at 4:00 a.m. >> your problems won't be the weather. >> let's start with the 3 degree guarantee. i'm worried about this. i thought that we would see some sunshine. we are 25 of the last 26 days. we'll let you not my -- you know how we did at 11:00. it's 27 right now. the dew point is 3 . that's pretty low. the dew points yesterday were 7 below zero. the humidity is only 37 %. we have a lot of stuff going on above us before it hits the ground. that's why we are safe until well after midnight. okay. the headlines, yellow weather a wirt and a and tomorrow morning critical time, midnight to 9:00 a.m. if you're 29 to the north, 34 downtown. we are going to lose the cold air dc south. by 10:00 everything is pretty much kicked to just plain old rain. a cold rain, yes, except maybe into howard county, maybe around -- actually clarksville. we are waiting for the temperatures to clock to rain. we take you all the way into sunday now at 9:30 at 9:30

reporter: but every person here has a reason: on the hunt for the perfect gift, and sometimes, for tina stargio, holiday shopping isn't swift. tis the season for last-minute shopping, gift giving and, of course, a little bit of caroling. . kpux 5. >>> san jose police -- the department is hoping to ease its staffing crisis after voters approved restoring pension and benefits for city workers in november. the east ridge and oak ridge miles were part of the strategy to get the right people in blue. >> because they grew up here, they live here. they know the inside and out, and what better people to be able to police our own community? . >> for those who didn't get to the mall, the department wants to get the word out, if they want to join the force, now is a good time to do it. >>> sports is up. >> we've got some football coming up tomorrow. >> the play offs are obviously out of the question for the 49ers. the question for them is whether they can even pick up one more win or fin tissue year 1-15, which would be the worst record in franchise history. smith was knocked out and suffered a co

i'm used to the classic look it has during the day and now i have the impression of tina different placethe elements of nature. telling a visual story on the side of a monument, that's pretty fabulous. >> its original. using walls as canvas. the techniques keep progressing. in total there are 40 some lights to be found in the streets and plazas waiting to be happened upon and discovered. open to everyone beginning tonight. let's take a look at today's top stories. ministerformer budget gets three years behind bars in one of the biggest political standards in recent years. he championed a crackdown on tax evasion during his time in office while also hiding away millions in recent accounts. eastern aleppo continues to despite desperate pleas for a humanitarian cease-fire. the syrian president calls a chance of a truce practically nonexistent. italy's prime minister officially resigns but not without hinting he wants to lead his party back into an early election battle. time for our business news with stephen carroll. the european central bank is meeting today and they have a lot to talk ab

the whole process was a sight to see for tina hatton. >> happy they rescued this manatee and that he's going to be okay but at the same time i'm thinking this poor creature was wondering where am i? where is the rest of my family? it just gives me goosebumps talking about it. >> reporter: after a long day returning them back to the wild, i guess you could say it was a very good day for manatees. anthony allred, news channel 8. >>> it's a pretty sweet idea. coming up, how one chocolate maker wants to change sugar so it can use less. >>> will your pet have a very merry christmas? a bigger holiday than ever for today, we talk differently.... work differently... relax differently. and all those differences take energy. at duke energy, we're doing things differently too. like new ways to generate power and even store it... ...for cleaner energy every day. so no matter how different things become, >>> the dow gained 60 points, the s&p 500 was down seven and the nasdaq drops 72. >>> cord cutters have any way to get cinemax. amazon is giving prime members the ability to add on premium talent -

. -- for tina hatton. >> i was thinking this poor creature is wondering where am i? where is my family? >> reporter: it's giving me goosebumps being out here all day while they pulled three manatees from the water. before our last shot, they got the third one out of the water and gave it a clean bill of health. they are returning it to safety harbor. it was a very good day out here on lake tarpon. >> a quick question. now that they have pulled three manatees out of the water, is fwc going back to look to make sure there are no other manatees on lake tarpon? or do they think they got them all. >> they think they got all three that were spotted but to be safe, they are coming back out here tomorrow at 8:00 to search for more. as the sun has gone down, it is getting a little cold so i understand why they want these manatees out of the water. >> they are true floridians. they like warm water as they should.>>> now, max defender 8, the world's most powerful radar and your storm team 8 forecast with chief meteorologist steve jerve. >> with a cold front coming cooler. water

. >>> tina young has a series online. she tries, obviously, a bunch of different products.this case, she's trying something i didn't even know existed. it's an armpit brightener. >> most people do it the natural way, though. lemon juice or vinegar. >> this is a korean product and comes in the form of a thick, pasty cream. you put it on and it does have a number of ingredients. one is a lemon extract. >> you get a lot of products out in asia. culture thing if you have whiter skin, you're rich enough to stay inside. back in the day it meant more wealth. >> it's like bleaching cream for your underarms. >> basically, yeah. you put it on, let it dry. once it dries, you basically rub it off and she thinks it's really working. >> maybe armpits are supposed to look like that, you know? >> honestly, this could have the reverse effect and irritate the skin and make it darker. >> honestly, i think this is the pits. >> instances where some pregnancy or perhaps changes your skin does pigment a bit and people use it to fix those problems. she did show us a before and after. >>> you guys

. ♪ >>> hey, guys, welcome back to another episode of tina tries it. >> face is not the only thing thatoliating or you may apply a mask to. >> in today's episode i'll be trying out a hand wax. >> my my days of hand modeling are still in front of me. >> product i'm trying out is a hand wax. this product is made in taiwan and it's meant to nourish your hands, prevent dryness, and exfoliate your hands, making them whiter. >> she does mention people use it for their elbows, hands, maybe their feet. >> i'm going to use a little bit of this. i'm just going to apply a nice, even layer. the trick is not to get it too thin or thick. i'm meant to leave it on for about 15 to 30 minutes until it completely dries, and then just peel it off. so let's go ahead and peel this baby off. >> yank it off. go on. >> yeah, that's not good. >> like when i got really badly sun burned as a child. that's what i'd do with my arms. peel off these huge bits of skin. >> definitely looks more red, this arm, and definitely because i have little fine hairs there, so i feel like i waxed my hand pretty much. >> in conclus

video of an alleged murder suspect returning home shortly after a killing, police say 27-year-old mar tina westcott shot and killed her ex-boyfriend 33-year-old terrell bruce tuesday while he was driving. the suv then crashed into another vehicle along walnut lane in mt. airy. detectives claim westcott tossed the gun and her jacket then walked home right here seemingly calm, told her mom what she did and turned himself into police. >>> police say they now have the two armed bandits in custody who robbed a bucks county bank this afternoon in a residential neighborhood. channel 6 was over the bank in the 1200 block of buck road in lower southampton township. authorities have not said how much the pair got away with before being apprehended. >>> authorities tripled the reward for information leading to the capture of a wanted murder suspect. $2500 is now being offered for information leading to cumberland county prosecutor's office for the arrest and con invasive of jeremiah me knell. killed her on december 19th in commercial township. >>> radnor township commissioner william spinningler is f

. >> reporter: tina swurz was in the car when the little girl was in the car with the little girl. >> the worst thing comes when a little girl says, ma'am, he shot me. >> oh my good! >> reporter: local police are trying to find road rage gunman who murdered little ason king. they say road rage incidents as a growing number of americans pack the roads and parking lots. aaa says 80% of drivers experience some sort of road rage this year, statistics show deadly encounters are on the rise, 42005 deaths in 2018 t. holidays may be here. christmas spirit is not a given on the road, miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> wow! >> still to come, tennessee moments on a city bus when an electronic cigarette goes hayweir. >>> take a look at this video of old faithful putting op a show, with tenants zero degrees fahrenheit, it is shooting a giant cloud of hot team into the air. meanwhile, some parts of the country could see a white christmas. >> i got to get yellowstone off my list of things to do. who ill the very impressive storm system is spreading rain through arizona, now we will see the a

12 chance to do so you have to be the bus to get there tomorrow night at the fourth-ranked huskies tina lack. conference much mention third and all of college football 45 points per game no question is been a world when wide getting here for see you now mike mcintyre and company are ready to go further. the last two weeks very tough for them and tough for us could have gone either way. i think that you keep lane each game in each week. we finish saturday night and new backup and here we go. at that there's quite a few teens on that side that we're good of course washington as a team that's put out there all against the best. we told you a little earlier might mcintyre was walter camp national coach of the year pretty big deal when he scum the second coach and cu program history build a car and he did back in 1989 a big sis a store this year can use in san francisco head of the big game tonight she has more. the buffaloes off this place better than they did against utah last week one kiddos ready for that challenge and tailback is philip lindsay a kid always a kid it always runs a chip o

. >> tina suarez was in the car when the little girl was grazed in the foot. >> the wet weather thing to hear as a mother is him saying, mom, he shot me. >> this comes just days after a toddler was shot. tonight local police are trying to find the road rage gunman who murdered little acen king. >> a growing number of americans pack the roads and parking lots. while aaa says 80% of drivers experience some sort of road rage this year, statistics show deadly encounters are on the rise. 425 deaths in 2014. tonight, the holidays may be here. but the christmas spirit is not a given on the road. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> with 30 days to go, donald trump waded in today on a range of issues, including this week's attacks in turkey and europe and staying the course in what he has said about tracking muslims in this country. and the cost of a new air force one. we get more tonight from nbc's kristen welker. >> president-elect donald trump tried to put on a show of strength as his inauguration fast approaches. emerging from national security meetings today, and casting the acts

you know tina fey. >> i do know tina fey very well.l me? i ran into her once at some bakery place. she said hi and i almost fainted she knew my name. >> i almost faint when she calls me out of nerves because she scares me to death. >> what was it like meeting her the first time? >> the first time was on set for "30 rock." it was over two seasons of a character. >> everyone needs one. >> i didn't know what i was doing. i had never done anything on network television outside -- no, that was the first thing. i had one line that eventually turned i heard her laughing at one of my takes. it calmed me down and scared me simultaneo simultaneously. >> that's why you're perfect to host. humbling, great stories. >>> going to the break, a young boy got a sweet surprise during saturday's carolina panthers and atlanta falcons game in charlotte. solomon had not seen his dad for six months. his dad, navy petty officer third class, david fletcher, jumped out of the santa display to surprise him. willie geist always says, if there was a network just wi

ought beeping noise was technology in a tesla, confirming that radar in the car sets the tina szczepaneklowing down and everyone involved in the crash is >> parents whose want their kids in bed early, necessity can give the kids the feeling they stayed up late to ring in the new year. but it is actually not hey look, it's those guys. [music] jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: go on and step out of the vehicle for me. bud: see ya, buddy. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital. i feel like a fish with no water. you know how to react to their asthma attacks. here's how to prevent them. call... visit... or call your doctor. because... ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. >> silicon valley companies made a list for demonstrating a c

santa rosa police arrested 41-year-old tina szczepanek on a kidnapping charge. around 10:45 this morning she entered the trader joe's on santa rosa avenue. a 4-year-old shopping with her mother went to return a kid's shopping cart while her mother checked out. that's when police say szczepanek grabbed the child saying "she is mine" and walked out of the store. the mother chased aftr her. >> so i'm glad somebody was there to stop her. i just couldn't imagine how that feel if that happened. >> especially because of the neighborhood. i feel like, i mean, like, there's so many people around and it's so busy, like, i mean, dominic, i mean, for instance, every single weekend we go in there and shop and, like, i'm okay with him going, you know, at least a little bit in front of me, not really thinking anything's going to happen. and, i mean, even though the carts are by the door, you don't really think anything like that is going to happen. >> reporter: police say she made it about 30 feet and put the girl down when the mother yelled at her. officers arrested her in th

yeah, we're working with tina fey to do a movie. >> wow, tina fey. >> that's amazing. >> we can't waitfor joining us. have a merry, merry christmas. >> merry christmas. [ cheers and applause ] >> great story. >> i love that. >> good things come to good people who give and inspire others. >> i thought they were excited about being on "gma." they got a movie with tina fey. >> thenary very inspiring and speaking of another inspiring story, it's about my friend eric legrand, he was a star player on the rutgers university football team before devastating injury ended his career. but it's what he's done since that's truly remarkable. take a look. >> fumbled it. rutgers says they have it. looks like eric legrand was at the bottom of that pile. >> reporter: at 6'2" and 275 pounds eric legrand was a star player on the rutgers football team. when one tackle changed his life. ooh. by eric legrand. >> fracturing his c-3 and c-4 vertebra paralyzing him from the neck down. in 2011 he told espn -- >> my body was stuck. tried to get up but i couldn't. i was like -- could i pass out, may i die here? >>