senior state police investigator tom hughes >> truck passenger was there and 22-year-old male had damage and the operator of the vehicle was a 21-year-old male and he received a bruise to his right shoulder >> reporter: we obtained this photo of the brick where it landed inside the car. today investigators showed us piles of them just steps away from the overpass. a pedestrian overpass used students from nearby kellenburg memorial high school where the bricks are stockpiled with other supplies by the school's landscapers. investigators say it's apparently not the first time broken bricks were found along the roadside and on the ledge of the overpass. this afternoon the meadow brook was shut down so a highway worker in a bucket truck could left. >> this could have been anyone's mom, dad, sister and brother out there. we'd like to find out who did and it make an arrest. >> reporter: holiday driving is hectic enough without having to worry about this. >> to have no consideration for any individual and children. they could have been killed. >> reporter: police know where the brick came from,

tom coughlin. get into a two-back set. run to whitlock. and reynolds, number 61, in the ball game. hugh checks in at left tackle. flowers, out of the game. how about that, for having confidence in the left side? >> mike: manning. checks the formation. maxes the play clock. first down, shotgun run. two yards for jennings. >> jon: suh needs to get back in this game. you need to find a way to make the play, to give the ball back to your offense. hot night, highest-paid player in the national football league. got to find something in the tank. >> mike: dan campbell time-out. down to one left. trying to put all the eggs in the basket to make the stop here. eli manning. his highest completion percentage, just over 79% against arizona seven years ago in the desert, tonight, 86%. the manning family, peyton has had over 80% 18 times. archie hasn't done it. completions tonight, and more importantly, a chance for a huge first down. and complete to harris at the 45 yard line with 2:43 to go. >> jon: you just can't defend it. sharp slant, and eli manning is on fire. read the blitz perfectly. hard to blitz eli manning when he

tom llamas. who landed a gyroscopic on the lawn of the u.s. capitol as a political protest is now running for congress. douglas hughes will run for the congressional seat held by representative debbie wasserman schultz, the chairwoman of the dnc. his lawyers argue that his felony conviction does not make him ineligible to run for congress. it feels like flori when you step outside this afternoon. warm and muggy december. eileen: it is so odd. i can't remember a christmas eve like this. it really is something so completely strange. i will show you some of the top warmest christmases. i want to start off with current conditions. it is soonly warm but humid outside. 65 degrees at reagan national. is 63. point we talk about the dew point a lot in the summertime because the dew point temperature gets close to the air temperature and then you really feel the stickiness. we have a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. we had heavy rain yesterday and this morning. because of the saturated ground there is still the potential for rain later this evening and a flash flood watch is in effect for the entire d.c. metro area through t

hughes is out a little later on today. plenty more still to come on bloomberg television. tom i will be taking to the airwaves very shortly. we've got some great guests lined up. oil as ever taking center stage. the spread between brent and wti is now virtually zero, which is another interesting aspect of what we're seeing in the world of oil. u.s. exports cleared for takeoff. that's it. "the pulse" is over. "surveillance" up next. ♪ ♪ opec says oil demand will continue to slide into the end of the decade. risky business. british exit from the european union is the first and biggest threat to the european economy. nike outruns the china slowdown. good morning, this is bloomberg "surveillance." i am guy johnson in london with tom keene in new york.

tom brady if they hope to turn things around. kickoff is at 4:30. in fox borough. >>> temple owls are still optimistic despite falling to hughes on in the aac conference game yesterday. fans say despite the loss they couldn't be prouder of their home team. >> it started off beating penn state the first time in 74 years. >> fans say they are excited to learn which bowl game the owls will be playing in the announcement is expected later today on espn. >>> happening today, the jewish holiday hanukkah against at sundown. the celebration got started early in center city with the menorah car parade. people cheered always the cars strolled by. >>> it's the picture that has gone viral. we'll explain how this santa ended up snoozing with this little guy. >> heavy rains flood parts of miami this weekend. looking live may, sunshine in new jersey. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. >> actor morgan freeman was shown, but unhurt after a private plane carrying the oscar within had to make an emergency language. this is the plane in mississippi, it blew a tire during takeoff last night. the pilot

tom clark had a great quote where he was criticizing colorado. he said the case was like an empty gesture. it was like what chief justice hughes used to say. it's no use to have a constitution. it is just a piece of paper unless you live by it and enforce it. that is what mapp and the fourth amendment is all about which is you need to have that exclusionary rule in order to realize the promise of the fourth amendment. if you don't have it, the you have options of people filing a civil suit against the police they will lose, having the police police themselves, which may or may not work. or having prosecutors go after police who have misbehaved, which also doesn't happen very often. there isn't any other way you can realize the amendment without the rule. ali is correct about the fact there is prudence during these courses, using the evisceration of the rule but he is wrong in terms of how it came about and how it was originally described. susan: we have about 12 minutes left. i want to talk about the impact of the mapp decision on policing in america. you will start by listening to the chief justice earl warren before he retired. this was

outdoorsman hugh glass in "the revenant," his powerhouse performance bringing him into the academy award conversation. >> all i had was that boy and he took him from me. >> reporter: alongside nemesis tom hardy for this harrowing survival saga in limited release today. there's more real-life drama debuting in theaters, this time for will smith. >> tell the truth. >> reporter: as a uk doctor uncovering the brain damage done to pro football players in the ripped from the headlines drama "concussion." >> my name is joy, by the way. >> reporter: want more? "joy" reunites jennifer lawrence, bradley cooper and robert de niro with their "american hustle" director david o. russell. >> got room for one more? >> reporter: "bounty hunters," long enough at three hours plus to need an intermission. >> reporter: and santa's put the will ferrell/mark wahlberg comedy "daddy's home" under the tree. >> going to steal it? >> no, we're going to liberate it. >> reporter: maybe you thought keanu and the late patrick swayze got "point break" right the first time, but there's a remake of the actioner with new stars, a newish plot, plus more staggering stunts and, of course, big wave surfing. >> it shouldn't b