transpired. >> i want to bring in harry hawk, our former member of the nypd and police investigator.nd is this common? the police give it up, and then d -- >> anderson, i have chills down my spine what i am seeing here. and this apartment is clearly full of evidence. i don't see any fingerprint dust on the walls for connection of other people connected with the two, and you have documents laying all over the place, and you have shredded documents that need to be take n out of there, and put together to see what it was shredded and you have passports and driver's licenses and now you have thousands of fingerprints all over inside of this crime scene. now, this should have been some crime scene tape up there, and usually in an instance like this, if crime scene goes in and comes out, you will keep the scene locked up, and what with the sign on board saying that you cannot be coming in until the police release it. maybe they did not do that here. i am -- i will tell you that i am so shock ed that i cannot believe it. this is detective 101 for crying out loud and now we have, and it look

director of homeland security to the oval office yesterday to get an update about what exactly transpired and to make sure they understand how determi determined he is to get to the bottom of exactly what transpired. and that's exactly what the fbi and law enforcement officials, and intelligence officials, and others are doing. they are using the significant resources of the united states government the use as much as they can about what transpired. the president is getting regular updates as recently as this morning, but it is the responsibility of the investigators the make information public when they have concluded that it wouldn't harm the unvestigation to do so. >> josh, i want to ask you about a stunning scene that played out on live television a few moments before we came out here in which reporters and television crews broadcasting live were permitted into the home of the killers and al loued to broadcast all kinds of passports, photos, i.d. cards that were left in there. since the fbi is as you said running this investigation, and the landlord said that it was handed back to him

what transpired in chicago a few days ago, with a nine-year-old little boy, that was a him. but this was not a hit, it was a high body count. they were not going to single out anybody. and if they were going to do that, based with the weapons that they were armed with, set up at this location and pick out a person of interest to them. >> we're going to pick up more on that, but this is a live picture that you're seeing from san bernardino, california, where police believed that they exchanged gunfire with a suspect, related to the mass shooting earlier today at a social services facility. police say 14 people in that facility at a conference center on the campus were shot to death. 17 people were injured. witnesses described as many as three suspects in armor with long guns who fled the scene in a black suv. the police had a conference earlier today and said this was clearly an organized attack that these shooters, according to the police came prepared. and the police say that they do not know if this is a terrorist incident. but again, where terrorism has lost its meaning i

will we have real indications of what hags transpirate in this -- haas transpired in this crucial election. one of the members of the electoral council that represents the opposition, the only opposition member of the 5-person council came out a short while ago and challenged the extension of the voting period. he said that it was illegal, and should not have happened. tensions are beginning to be raised. they are getting a little high. people nervous on both sides about what would happen. the opposition comes to it for the first time, there's a chance of breaking the government's graham on state united nations by gaining a majority in the legislative council. >> what is at stake for venezuelans. we mentioned earlier the huge turn out and how crucial the election is. a lot of people have been suffering under the economic stress there. >> well, yes, this country has now the highest inflation rate in the world, according to some independent economists, it's in the three digit area now. crime rate is huge, one of the highest murder rates in the world. the scarcities of every major good force

. >> i have no idea what might transpire next. then i was allowed to dress and that was a huge relief. then they told me i was to go in to be interrogated. zeynep was there, panic in her eyes. they would say "we know you're a spy." and all i could tell them, of course, was the truth. >> you are not a journalist! you are an american. >> we can easily get around this. i can prove my identity. >> look at the internet. >> stop lying! >> i'm not lying. >> it was getting late. early hours of the morning and the generator sputtered to life and the lights started coming on. they scrambled to put on their ski masks to hide their identity, they didn't get them lined up properly. they were looking funny. it broke the tension because it was so absurd. it was a monty python moment. even the emir laughed and basically dismissed us and said "you sleep now. if we check your story and you're telling the truth you will be allowed to live. if not we will kill you." the next morning came very quickly. i was kicked awake. there was a feeling of tensio

we do not know what exactly will transpire there on the 14th. working to find out there but you can see the crush of reporters there encircling that black suv with bill cosby and his attorneys inside. i believe we want to listen in a bit now on gloria allred and we should note gloria allred said she represents 29, 29 of the other women accusing bill cosby of similar things. allred does not represent the woman who is at the center of the case that triggered the charges today. we should also note here there was some confusion over first or second degree. there's a news conference this morning, the district attorney said that cosby being charged with first-degree aggravated indecent assault. we received clarification shortly after that news conference wrapped up that the district attorney had essentially spoken in error. cosby being charged, in fact, with second degree and karen, really quickly, the difference between first and second here in terms of potential jail time would be what? >> ten years. >> ten years. let's listen back in to gloria allr

we don't know what is transpiring here or who might be in the car but this is the kind of act of situation we have been watching for hours. there is a s.w.a.t. team on the sweet -- on the street. this is one of the reasons why a no -- why in all clear has not been given. they are on high alert. >> kcb sr sister station in california are reporting that police are responding to a possible barricade situation in the area. as you said paula, you can see street with the s.w.a.t. teams behind it. this suv that you pointed out had bullet holes all throughout the windshield. this does not appear to be a police vehicle but rather a vehicle that they may have been chasing.>> yes, they are here behind this telephone pole and corner of the yard with their guns trained on this dark suv where the windows have been shot out. we are going to go to -- we are going to leave this picture up here for you. we have no idea what is playing a. three armed gunmen left the scene. they were described as guns according to police and eyewitnesses. they walked right into the building and sprayed billets --

we are learning a little more about what transpired. a student shutdown a classroom to keep this substitute teacher from being removed from the school. she is a substitute teacher but it didn't pass her test to get a teacher's license. she told us she has been the victim of ongoing racism and she told students about it and she says that led to the protest there. teachers and in one video, you will see this motion in the classroom after students told us she said what she was facing behind the scenes. >> she stays. >> but then back up. >> they told her that because of blacks and mexicans, the school is becoming more ghetto. krystal: kind of a look inside of what was unfolding. according to this teacher, she had been subjected to this type of racism, telling the students about it. the students really liked this teacher so things got a bi control. she also told us she didn't encourage or discourage the protest. ultimately, police got involved. metro arrests a man accused of killing a couple at two different locations downtown. he is charged

. >> investigators took a closer look into all that transpired here and what they found revealed something troubling. >> 8-year-old -- apparently she was in the house. >> neighbors speak highly of the family and that 8-year-old little girl. they comforted her when she ran out and called 911. >> just a mistake. they take really good care children -- of their children. >> do not leave your children alone. >> back to you >>> on this friday night turning to weather and changes are >> yeah. we will go to pretty much winter overnight. >> this one stat has caught my eye more than any other. we are looking at night that will go below freezing. the least number of days is at 11. it is 17. look at those numbers. we are already going to break the record and we are going to do it in boston as well. this weekend we will add a couple to that list. tonight we are down to 30. some gradual clearing. tomorrow morning winter will be in the air. a gusty saturday. even a few snow showers and flurries are possible. for our coldest day of the month. then we head to sunday, still quite chilly. question -- we will

. >> investigators took a closer look into all that transpired here and what they found revealed something troubling. >> an 8-year-old, apparently, she was in the house. >> neighbors speak highly of the family and that 8-year-old little girl. they comforted her when she ran out and called 911. >> she went for a second. i don't think she went to buy anything. she took care of her children >> reporter: nonetheless, the department of children and family is investigating as investigators are determining if this was negligence or a mother's mistake. >> if you have a stove on, or a space heater on, do not leave. >>> the mother of a boston bar should down after her son was shot and killed last month. >> she is upset that the city did not take action against the "who's on first" bar. under advisement. the bar owner says he should not be responsible for a shooting that happened outside his establishmentbut that left the mother fuming. the mother of a murder victim furious that the boston licensing board did not take action in the case of the fenway back "who's on first". >> they should have shut do

george knapp so much of what transpires here at the public view so, last night, when concerns over water law stopped the faraday legislation in its tracks, a small and select group of folks work through the night to come up with language that would satisfy most of those concerns. this afternoon, a new concern that has been simmering below the surface for weeks came bubbling up. . it came during the public testimony portion of the process.....a parade of private citizens and pro business groups spoke about the bill, mostly in support of it. among those speakers were two officials from the city of north las vegas, both of whom had been directly involved in creating the faraday deal in the first placel. they told the state senate that the bills as written essentially handcuff the city the hook for potential liability if things with faraday go amiss, but at ability of the city to raise money thru bonding capacity. ryann juden and darren adair told lawmakers that north las vegas has compromised on many key pointr the last several weeks but that the provisions in the proposal would leave the c

we have memories you know transpired. but you know there are top stories, you just compile them, we start with list. number one' the stop story. >> would be probably no surprise, conflict with isis and civil war in syria. which also has caused this refugee crisis. including over a million that entered europe this year. reporter: dominating the headline. u.s. supreme court had a big year as well. >> big year in supreme court. the same sex marriage decision was huge earth shattering ripple effect. we had a big obamacare decision with some subsidies upheld. one of the -- saying one of the last bigging challenge to obama care. reporter: women's world soccer that. >> so much fun to pay attention to world cup this summer, women's u.s. team did a great job, a lot of other fun sport stories, serena williams, boxing match of the century, might have been disappointing. we have first triple crown winner since the '70s. reporter: great stuff, and right now, a occur en story, tar wars, what a -- current story, star wars. >> it has tak

but we do have crews going out to umc checking out the officer into the scene where this transpired. we understand this is the 9100 block of south las vegas boulevard. the suspect is a large. they are trying to find this individual as we speak right now. metro has been in contact with members of the media so we can get a better idea as to what is happening as this investigation continues to unfold. right now, the concern is the condition of that officer and try to find the suspect who fired the shots. michelle: usually, when an officer involved shooting involves an officer who gets hit, he is taken to umc and then you will see a large response of law enforcement making their way to the hospital as the hostels being -- as the officers being you can usually gather a lot of information standing around at umc because there are some a law-enforcement officials from around the valley, and from show up. took place, they have shut down the area to traffic. if you are in that immediate vicinity, they will have an ongoing investigation happening for quite some time. michelle: our producer tell

we don't know what transpired. we know it ended with the prince george's county officer firing his service weapon at that suspect and missing him. the suspect then took off into the neighborhood. the police officers swarmed the neighborhood as well on foot and with k-9 units, turning the neighborhood upside down before they were able to apprehend that suspect. there is a home behind me down this block, he entered. 4:00 in the afternoon. mop up work is continuing. we are awaiting a more complete briefing from the police as to exactly what transpired here. we know the officer was unhurt in this and that the suspect was not hit by the officer shooting at him. as we get more information we will provide it now. reporting live in washington, wusa9. >> all right, thank you. >>> meantime, dc police say they arrested two people who pushed pot brownies out of vehicles. the three vehicles painted with marijuana leafs advertised the business called "cush guys." they were seized. they distributed pot on the streets and donation

for those around new york they transpired over not open fires but off of street carts. when i was kid in the city take the train down, i railroad the smell and my mother would get a few. you know bring us some pudding reporter: the original back in the medieval period resemble something closer to a by which they later sweetened with dried fruit. a constant supply of sugar and more than century of mastering desserts to abandon the treats for specialties and tastier to us all. >> its my favorite cake. yellow sponge ap pri cat jam. >> its a christmas song. we won't go until we get some. >> we'll go before we get some because we can't find any anywhere. matt king, "fox 5 news." >> where will, a connecticut state senator in with as them to cut back on shipping tiers they used and kennedy jr. wants to introduce a bill that would curb the use of large boxes and packing materials so they say that state landfills are teaming with shipping supplies and it is costing towns more and it. well, kennedy says the problem has only gotten worse as more people are doing the shopping on-li

and they'll have eyes on what is transpiring what is happening for some time. >> it's not unusual for travels have cameras. how quickly would police able to get these cameras, and now we're two hours into this, is it fair to assume that the police have viewed those cameras right now? >> part of the responsibility of the police department whether local or federal law enforcement agencies is to properly manage information that they're discovering. they want to satiate the appetite of the media, but you don't want to give too much information because you may give too much information to the people who conducted this assault. >> we were talking with kristen myrex, and she mentioned that they have undergone training for mass shootings, you made note of that. >> yes, did i. i don't want to make light of it. it's important that we peach people how to protect themselves and evacuate in tempts of fires, but the sad truth to all this the only way to really address it is if you have a national security adviser eight in place to now i'm not suggesting that we put law enforcement in every school,

what want to know transpired prior to them yelling, help, help, help, they are going to kill me." of a protestvideo saturday, multiple organizations demanding justice for smith, who was a 26 euros father, a teaching assistant for special .eeds students d.c. police are still investigating and nobody has been charged. >> tell the truth. don't sweep it under the rug. come out with it. roz: roz plater, abc 7 news. alison: a large crowd tonight to honor the memory of 24-year-old montgomery county police officer noah leotta who died last week after being hit i suspected drunk driver. specially held two visitations today. his funeral will be tomorrow morning at 11 a.m. if you would like to make a donation in his memory, we have all the information at wjla.com. man is inryland custody after prosecutors charged him with providing material support to isis. he is also charged with lying to the fbi and concealing evidence. court documents reveal he received close to $9,000 from asis members to carry out an attack on u.s. soil. friday.rrested he is from edgewood, maryland, north of baltimore.

it all transpired in that period of time. it was caused by an issue with the stove. we believe it got into the vent from the stove and you know, spread into the wall. and the attic. >> reporter: at family list upstairs. now they are removing belongings days before christmas. a woman ran outside from the second floor after hearing her smoke detector go off and she called her fiance. >> she was crying. she said that the house is on fire. i left work and came straight here. >> reporter: luckily, nobody was hurt here in the close homeless, looking for places to stay. the windows boarded up. damage is extensive. the fire chief says this will not be a knock-down. not a total loss. jonathan hall, 7 news. >> christa: breaking news on the run-away red line train. attorneys for the driver david vasquez plan to appeal. he was fired from the m.b.t.a. this week. he was supposed to be on a train that left braintree station last week. that unmanned train then traveled without a driver for roughly nine minutes through several stops and dozens of passengers were onboard at the time.

it will be interesting to hear what transpired in the meeting, did he try to strip him of personnel decisions or did kelly balk at the notion, but the firing with one game to go stunned the players. >> i was surprised. because i really thought they were going to give him another offseason to prove himself after all the stuff that happened this past year, as far as stuff that happened off the field but i understand the business but you know i was kind of shocked. >> reporter: kelly went 26-21 in his three seasons here, that on paper sounds like a good record but his team progressively got worse sitting at 6-9 and once again no playoffs. we are live at the nova care facility. back to you. >> thank you. reaction from eagles fans was swift and celebratory, gray hall has that story from south philadelphia. >> reporter: well, sara as you might imagine everybody has an opinion about chip kelly being fired, some say they were sad to see him go but most say it was time the third time is not a charm for eagles head coach chip kelly, he was fired with only one game left of the season. >> i'm glad it's o

. >> it appears there's a physical altercation that's transpiring at this time. you can see the bodies jerking back and forth. >> the inmates say it was nothing. >> it was just rough housing, that's all. >> that's for children. >> but one sergeant isn't so sure. >> we know that these individuals are gang members. this may have been a new recruit to this gang, getting jumped in. >> a wounded warrior now faces a whole new battle. >> they said i stabbed one guy ten times. >> stop at the red line. turn and face the wall. >> arrested with him, is his girlfriend. but will jail tear them apart. >> it feels like his lawyers are trying to put it on me. >>> just a mile from the state capitol building in sacramento, california, it could be mistaken for just another office, instead of open cubicles, you'll only find locked cells inside the main branch of the sacramento county jail system. of the 2,000 men and women incarcerated here, about 60% are only charged with crimes. and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. the downtown branch is one of two jails run b

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apply those tools, those survey tools to ultimately paint that picture of why -- of how everything transpiredthat day. we have transpored -- we've collected over 320 pieces of evidence in this investigation so far. and we have transported a number of those pieces of evidence to washington, d.c. primarily to our fbi laboratory, to our bomb lab back there analytical center. the last thing before i open it up for questions and they i'm going to introduce some -- and then i'm going to intrope introduce my counterparts. we've found evidence of financing pramp parenting -- i'm sorry. we've found evidence of replanning of the let me correct that. a i want to say is -- what i want to say is i want to make sure the public rests assures again we're an a-political organization. we will get to the bottom of this and we want to find out everyone who participated in the preplanning, if there was anyone else. we don't know everything yet. we want to find out everyone who profited from it, financed it. i'm not saying there's anything like that. but we will not leave a stone unturned, just like i said in the

whether it transpires that we are on the brink of a global or u.s. recession.ark: -- said where is the ammunition for the next crisis? you can refer that to the fed the ecb or the bank of england. what is the answer? neil: there isn't much ammunition at all. it is boxed in. it is left interest rates too low for too long and now does that the mercy of external factors whether that is china or a stronger dollar or whatever it is. it could circumcise the fed's ability to raise rates in the way that it will want to. mark: where do you stand? neil: i think they will go again in march but it will be difficult after. there is a presidential election in november. not that they are necessarily obliged to do anything with the election but i think you have to know that the election will have a bearing. and we are sure what will happen to the u.s. economy. they are expected to announce an interest rate hike and then announce the economy was uncertain or the outlook was on shore. she said what she had to shape. -- had to say. the outlook is not clear. 2% growth, 2% inflatio

that said, i have to tell you what has transpired since sunday has taken on a life of its own. christina: like a mob. russ: a lynch mob. i'm not condoning his actions. what he did was wrong. he snapped. he let the emotions get the best of him. that said, people are talking about it. i wake up and i'm hearing and reading the same stuff that -- you hear from the fans as well. he's this guy, he's that guy. his behavior in this league should not be tolerated. he doesn't have a history of being a bad guy. he's got a history of being a good guy. he made a bad mistake. it happened. nobody was hurt. it's real bizarre. it is. christina: you're a fan. smart kid. russ: he is -- he's a bright kid. he's a good kid. i heard somebody make a comparison today, you know, even lawrence taylor did this. let me tell you something. if you asked lawrence taylor who should your kid be more like, me, being lawrence, or odell beckham, jr., he's going to say odell beckham, jr. it's been a mob mentality. had he caught the winning touchdown, you know what? we can make a fortune selling chapstick for everyo

be extremely methodical and we have those tools toly paint a picture of how and why everything transpired that day. we have collected over 320 pieces of evidence. we have transported that evidence, primarily to washington d c -- washington, lab. our crime the last thing before i open it up to questions, and then i will introduce some of my counterparts as well -- we have found evidence of planning, participation, financing. what i will tell you -- i'm sorry. we found evidence of preplanning. let me correct that. what i want to say is, i want to make sure the public wrists assured we are in a political organization and we will get to be bottom of this. we will find everyone who purchase of it in the preplanning -- if there was anyone else. we do not know yet. we want to find anyone who profited from it, financed it, and i'm not saying that there is anything like that, but we believe no stone unturned. just like i said in the past. the last thing, we have to remember, this is a human tragedy. this is truly a tragedy what occurred. we have brought out victims assistance personnel from washin

look at what transpired in 14 years. decisionss make huge that affect the lives of our students, whether or not the schools have the resources they need, whether or not their voices are respected. we look far beyond that public school. the broad middle class depends on the public school for everything that family wants to accomplish. >> we appreciate you being on this week's newsmaker. thank you very much. and we are back with reporters lauren camera and to maggie with political. -- with politico. happy, but what are some of the concerns people have with this new law? : the new law gives states school districts flexibility to create their own education system, everything from how they envision their accountability system set up to teacher evaluations. it also gives them freedom to choose whatever academic standards they want. it gives them incredible flexibility. things that is starting to pop up in terms of people being concerned about what could happen over the next couple of years is that keep -- is that in giving fle

>> i am fairly confident based on what transpired.re trying to say a workplace incident but it just does not -- workplace incidents are not planned or premeditated and they usually involve one person and don't involve hype alms. so you take a -- involve pipe bombs. so you take all that -- anchor: to be clear, you don't think this because they were muslim? >> i think this was a premeditated attack. later on, we will learn that the alleged incident in the day earlier will be a precursor, but obviously they were armed to inflict a lot more damage, hundreds more if they had been able to do that. you are now in san bernardino, what is your priority? >> the fbi is going to do as deep a dive with electronic media. if there are telephone connections to anyone anyone on a terrorist this. whetherl tell about anything was known about either of these individuals and whether there was follow-up by the fbi or any agency. -- well, iture to have drawn the conclusion so i shouldn't say that. but whether or not this access -- stockpiles of ammunition,

tape closely and you zero in what he is calling into his superiors, he flat out lies about what transpiredhe stop. he said he tried to deescalate the situation. he says, "i don't know why she got so upset. i never told her she was under arrest." he said she was under arrest. she asked him 14 times once was under arrest and received no response. the dashcam video coupled with the strength of the bystander video, which shows the use of the excessive force used by the officer after he yanks sadie out of the vehicle and even pulled his taser and threatened to light her up. amy: after she is arrested and is a joke, she faces $5,000 bond? -- after she is arrested and is in jail, she faces a $5,000 bond? she received a phone call from a friend. i want to play the voicemail. >> this is me. i was just able to see the judge. i don't really know. they have me set at a $5,000 bond. i'm still just at a loss for words, honestly, about this whole process, how this turned into all of this. i don't even know. but i'm still here. call me back when you can. amy: cannon lambert, have you ever had this explain

see how this transpires today. in the meantime, many officials as you mention, making sure no suspicious theages, backpacks as e-mail quoted, are there and do not pose a threat to anybody, including teachers or students. while police officials physically search for schools and look for suspicious packages, we will say that the e-mail itself has been analyzed and has been tracked to a computer in germany. two authorities have any idea about who might have sent it? >> that is what they are investigating. they do say that the ip address was traced to germany, but they are not sure if that is where the e-mail was jerked -- was generated because, as you know, a lot of these hackers and people that generate e-mails, especially coming from a terrorist entity, have a lot of different methods they use so that they are not traced easily, but that will be one of the things that police and authorities and the fbi will be investigating in the coming hours. anchor: this is affecting an enormous number of children and their famil

start to finish the entire incident when the suspect had contact with our officers transpired in 19 seconds. >>police have not said how many times raff was shot but nine bullet casings were recovered. this was captured on dash cam video for more than one angle. that footage is being turned over to the dist. atty.'s office. >>> just a few minutes ago oakland mayor libby schaaf said the city responded to the anna fell about trying to keep the raiders from leaving town. the anna fell set a deadline for tomorrow for oakland and two other cities to present their plans to keep the team from moving. the raiders are considering relocating to los angeles. shaft said oakland presented a letter stating why the raiders should stay. she said no new money should be spent on a new stadium. >>we are committed to making this an open, transparent and public process that cannot be rushed. there are many publicly necessary approvals to get to a formal proposal. >>raiders owner mark davis says he wants them to give his team hundred 69 acres of land at the coliseum site. besides oakland the rams and the chargers

we have a timeline of the events that transpired yesterday. we know what kind of guns they used. we know they have an enormous cache of weapons, not only in the car they were driving but back home as well, and we know the tally of the carnage, 14 dead. the wounded count has gone up to 21 in that time, and we just have another community very scarred by this horrible attack. >> rose: and we do not know whether it was set off by some incident at the party? >> well, the police chief in san bernardino has discussed witnesses coming forward saying there was some kind of dispute at that party and mr. farook, perhaps, left early and came back with his wife and all the weapons and ammunition, but they've underscored a really important point, which is the level of planning, the level of sophistication, you know, to have this stockpile, we'll talking over 5,000 rounds of ammunition they had between at the house, in the car, on their person. so the officials are really stressing this was planned. it might have been a workplace-related incident that set them off at the last steps, but they we

what transpired yesterday. the nypd did so. in l.a., a very different response. >> raised on past circumstances, i could not take the chance. >> we do not see that as a credible terrorist threat. >> two very different reactions. >> i am not taking the chance of bringing children anyplace into any part of the building until i know that it is safe. situations a hoax. >> it is very easy. >> reporter: l.a. in new york city school superintendent received nearly identical e-mails. >> explosive devices. the specific threat was attack with assault rifles. >> big females differed. inconsistencies. they have since been traced to a german ip. >> it was not spelled with a >> in l.a. with the san bernardino massacre still fresh, school was shut down. here in new york, commissioner bratton said that that was an overreaction. >> i think the threat, maybe homeland fan. watching homeland episodes. a lot of recent episodes on homeland. >> that meeting today kits underway here at 10:00 o'clock. in l.a., they have done a full sweep in that distric

this would only be the beginning as and when that final agreement happens and let's see what has transpired this afternoon >>> see indeed. thanks. polls have opened in saudi arabia for ground breaking local elections. women are taking part for the first time both as candidates and voters. around 900 women and 3000 men are applying for election. the legal voting age has been lowered from 21 to 18. many young people welcome the changes >> translation: it was difficult in the past to communicate with men, but with the presence of a woman now i can speak through her >>> not everyone agrees with allowing women to run >> we know that women make up half of society, but her role is not in such places. her home if is at home and bringing up a new generation. if we allow her to get out of our house and do the business, who is going to take care of my son >>> how much of a key moment is this? not just for saudi politics but for society? >> reporter: it is a major shift in saudi society. it is not only the first time that women are voting or even standing in these elections, but it's also only the thir

take us through the coaching ahead of that play and what transpired in front of you. >> it's amazing what you can do with 10 seconds of football. i don't know. they had the miss. >> the game winning field goal in columbus. >> yes, geiger a great play. it all the way. a great drive down the field to gettous that position with 4 seconds to go. >> in this stretch, did you think he would stoptupt. >> no. i didn't. i thought he was hit. hands down. >> [laughing]. >> describe me the health of connor cook tonight. >> i thought he was good. he is good. iowa has a great football team. a lot of throws. you saw a result of that. >> coach, your number 5 right now. tell me why you belong in the college football playoffs. >> i ought to ask you why don't we belong? we are number 5. nobody will jump us. we are in. you can take that to the bank. we beat a number 4 team and ohio state and oregon who played in the game last year. >> coach, we appreciate your time with us again. a regular visitor here the last couple of years. we hope to hear your name called in the top 4 tomorrow. >> we are excited abo

they hope cameras will provide clues to what transpired prior to the stabbing. this is a heavenry traveled one way street. it's also an area where the homeless find shelter or seek shelter. in the next hour we hope to provide more information about the suspects. monique braxton. >> 51 degrees outside. on the atlantic city bailout vote we told you about yesterday. last night the state assembly passed parts of a financial aid package. the key would let the city casinos make payments for 15 years instead of paying property taxes that allows them to predict the cost and prohibits them appealing foxes that has turt the city finances. >> the state takes action following a daycare death. up next we'll tell what you the decision means for some parents in philadelphia. a road to the white house brings -- begins in new hampshire. when voters head through the polls in the first primary election. >> i'm tracking colder temperatures, drop even more heading into tomorrow and then we warm things up. i'll go over more in my full forecast. >> good morning. it's a cold start, tem

also tonight, asking questions, saying they want to understand exactly what transpired here, and they just another shooting has now taken place in their neighborhood. live in brooklyn, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> new information on an investigation into a deadly explosion in brooklyn. authorities now say the fire was intentionally set by one of the women who died in the blast. s fdny officials say a manpowerred gasoline that triggered a blast, in the a natural gas leak. figueroa was on the brink of being evicted from her apartment. >>> as we continue with eyewitness news at 6:00, it's a very busy thursday night. caught on tape, a woman accused of stealing toys from a collection bin for sick and needy kids. >> what's really surprising is where that bin is located. >>> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get

. >> reporter: all the events that transpired here, a little about the of a surprise for a lot of people because that was supposed to be a sentencing, but exactly what was going to happen was very up clear. before that sentencing the judge basically telling silva to remember that he is the one that provided the gun that led to the deaths of a police officer. something that he would have to live with for the right field of his life. >> do you want to apologize to the collier family? >> i like to give my deepest condolences. i'm very upset that the firearm was used to killham. i had no idea where it would end and it's difficult but something i got to live with. >> reporter: just released after serving 17 months behind bars, silva offers an apology to the family of sean collier. he was sentenced to time served by judge mark wolf here at federal court. clearing the way for his prison. silva who went to high school in cambridge with convicted marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev testified at his trial back in march. silva struck a deal with prosecutors in exchange for a lighter sentence. prosecu

which were a street away so, you know, in reality she shot next door to grab the kids and it all transpired in that period of time . >> anchor: the girls mother wouldn't comment and her dad told me it is a tough time this woman and herity i don't know say rent the second floor apartment, she was home and heard a smoke detector go off . >>> she was crying and say the and came straight here. >> anchor: she said his fiance say checked on the family downstairs right away . >>> she went to go knock on the door to make sure everything was okay and the for was already open. >> anchor: your fiance say concerned for this little girl? >>> yeah. >> anchor: was she able to comfort her or anything . >>> yeah, they were all across the street with the neighbor . >> anchor: the kitchen fire spread from the oven to a vent and on into the walls. the back of the building heavily damaged. the department of children and families is now investigating. some of the moms neighbors are supportive . >>> she takes real good care of her children . >> anchor: among items destroyed by water and smoke, wrapped christmas g

clint, when you heard it was a man and woman, did that change your thoughts about what may have transpired here? >> i think it confirmed what we talked about earlier today. there had to be some type of emotional glue. these weren't just random friends, whatever the case may be. there was a likely possibility there was a strong emotional connection between the two. we know that since the house they were seen leaving was only two hours or only two miles from the shooting scene, it's likely the shooting took place, went to the house, hunkered down and left again. what's puzzling is we've got more answers or more questions than we do answers. if for example the question posed to the chief of police, did somebody get angry and get up and leave a meeting and come back and commit this? how would you have all the tactical gear, the guns, accomplices, everybody sitting in a vehicle in full anticipation would you get in some type of argument? you notice the reluctant on the part of the fbi to say whether it's terrorism as well as the chief of police to comment on the ethnicity of the individuals, tw

and now we are transitioning back to images where -- of where this transpired. so we are following that situation. michelle: we are ping-pong a we have the officer involved shooting and we also have a thread called into the clock county school district. this is a press release from the school district saying they felt it was necessary to share the information, but they do not want to cause alarm. they don't feel at this time that this is a credible threat. so much of the one i happen in new york, miami, houston, los angeles. they believe this is probably along the same lines. this morning. and they are expecting a regular tomorrow. so we are just passing that information on to you. we do not want to alarm any parents are now. the school saying that, at this time, there is no credible threat. and we will keep you posted as this information is very fluid. krystal: we are also active on social media. if you are on facebook or twitter, we will continue to give you information on these breaking stories. when it comes to issues of national security and threats, that t

but had anything transpired from there, at least i know i was prepared.ut i really didn't want to have to do something like that. nobody would have to -- nobody should have to go something like that. >> did you get a clear look at the two shooters? could you describe what they were wearing? there was some description they were wearing assault-style clothing. some people described it as even armored vest, that kind of thing. masks on their face. could you tell? >> i couldn't see anything about them at all. the vehicle they were in, the suv had tinted windows. i looked really hard to try to even see the driver's face. and i couldn't see anything. so, no. and i didn't know if there was more. i didn't know if there was one. i didn't know how many there were. after i left there and went over to my neighbor's place to check on them, the lighthouse for the blind, they were all kind of tucking themselves away, too. and they were all okay in there. so, i just wanted to make sure, you know, everybody was okay around me here. >> glenn, we're glad you are safe. >> th

start to finish, the entire incident when the suspect had contact with our officers transpired in 19 seconds. police has not said how many times he was shot. nine bun avenue bum ets. captured on dash cam video from more than one angle. that footage has been turned over to the santa lara county district's attorney office. >>> pg ande is asking people in discovery bay to call and set up an appointment if they still have no gas and heat. more than 6000 homes lost their natural gas service on sunday. service has been restored to most of those homes, but some families still have no service because they were not home when pg ande crews came to turn the gas back on u. >> discory bay has been a vacation type community. this say second home for them. during the holidays, a lot of people are in location and gone elsewhere. >> pg ande investigating the cause of the outage. the company has a back-up situation to make sure it doesn't happen again. people who live near san bernadino experienced earthquakes. four earthquakes all happened within half an hour shown by the yellow dots you see there on

if something had transpired i have no knowledge of it. believe sincerely for the most part my son is safe. >> it's great here. >> reporter: no problems watch do you think about had. >> i feel bad for the parents. >> reporter: alarm you, make you nervous about your child. >> a little bit. they've taken care good care of him for quite a long time. i don't have any issues. i don't have anything against them. >> reporter: and so, again, detectives still on the scene. they've been here for several hours. i would imagine waiting for the last children to leave. the 6:00 o'clock hour they are probably winding down here. we hope to talk to police at that point to try to get some more information on what exactly caused this little 10 month old baby girl to die. lucy? >> so sad. all right. brad. we're on top of breaking news in baltimore. let's take a live look at downtown baltimore where people have been protesting in front of the courthouse and in the stre streets of baltimore. >> all night, all day, we'll pray for freddie gray! >> baltimore judge

apply the tools, the survey tools to ultimately paint that picture of why -- of how everything transpired that day. we have transported over -- we have collected over 320 pieces of evidence in this investigation so far. and we have transported a number of those pieces of evidence to washington, d.c.. primarily to the fbi laboratory, to the bomb lab back there, the terrorist explosive device analytical center. the last thing i want to talk to you about very quickly before i open it up for questions and then i'm going to introduce some of my counterparts up here to address you as well. we have found evidence of planning, participation, financing. what i will tell you this -- i'm sorry. we have found evidence of preplannings, let me correct that. what i want to say is i want to make sure the public rest assures again, we are an apolitical organization and we will get to the bottom of this and we want to find out everyone who has -- who participated in the preplanning. if there was anyone else. we don't know everything yet. we want to find out everyone who profited from it. financed it and i'

given what has transpired. he entered the united states to the k-1 visa program that program is at a minimum with a very close look. that is exactly what the department state and the department of homeland security are doing. if there are changes that are necessary, that can strengthen the program and greater ensure our security, then the president will direct those agencies to implement. >> longmore journal has published a story reporting that a former detaining at one time zero has resumed an act of war fighting war with al qaeda in yemen. can you confirm that story? >> i have seen those reports but i'm not in a position to confirm that particular story. any report about a former gitmo detainee, reengage in in the fight, would be a source of significant concern is something we would take quite there's lee. based on what we know so far, more than 90% of those who have been transferred from guantÁnamo bay have not reengage in the fight. we are certainly paying close attention, even if we find unconfirmed report

they were aware of what had transpired and yet they specifically set that aside and did nothing for many years. >> we're disappointed. >> no consequence no, discipline. these officers will get off the hook. >> we're now looking at around 4,000 cases that were impacted by those 14 officers, about 1,600 involving prosecutions. >> reporter: at issue? a slew of racist and homophobic messages between 10 officers. the messages were uncovered as part of a federal corruption case, but the feds told the locals not to take any action. >> you have to let the criminal investigation play out before you go forward on the administrative. >> reporter: by the time the feds were done with their case and the locals made their move the statute of limitations for firing the officers had run out. >> that was their choice and the consequences is exactly what happened here. >> i think people are going to look at this and say what is happening with our system? >> i had suspended without pay. the court ordered that they be paid. >> reporter: what's next? >> i can't think of a place where i could put such officers