tresa thank you so much. be one of boy scout leaders recovering this morning following a bear in new jersey. authorities say 50-year-old was exploring a cave at split rock reservoir when the attack happened. three scouts were with him at the time but were not injured. the animal bit his leg are not life-threatening. he hit the bear with the rock hammer and shouted for the boys to get >> liz: former radio shock jock anthony eight cumia was in trouble with the law. the girlfriend live streamed the robert has more. >> reporter: lives in cary, good morning to. the alleged encounter took place here at cumia's home in rockland heights. while his girlfriend was visiting. this is a a new age considering social media allows us to record and disseminate anything even when it occurs behind closed doors. >> hi, i'm on long island i, hand broken broken and waiting for the police to come. don't hit me again. stay away from me. >> reporter: the girlfriend of anthony cumia recorded this video a periscope on saturday, shortly

tresa is life for us in time square where you people will gather to ring in the new year. >> reporter: good morning and time square at the end of this week to ring in the new year. you can see preparations already underway. the nypd is doing what it can to keep all of the people safe, there are reports that the support prices may be intensifying. >> isis is stronger than i believe it was six or eight months ago. >> reporter: these are words from peter king, despite proclamations from barack obama that the united states is strategically eliminating isis, king believes this does not occur to be a fight we are winning. >> after 16 months of air attacks by the u.s., it has had minimal impact on isis considering how long they've been going on. >> reporter: the comments come 24 hours after the leader of the islamic state told his fighters to be patient. in a 24 minute video that service saturday says that they do not scare our group. he claimed the caliphate in syria and iraq is alive and well despite the ongoing airstrikes from the west. >> loop had some impacts but overall he's probably r

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only at priceless.com >> liz: let's check the >> anna: so tresa has been covering the mishap. let's talk about a more touching part of the night. [inaudible] recovery is expected. >> anna: she suffered a seizure which prevented her from competing. so they let her take a walk on the stage as she had intended she is hoping she will be back for next year's ms. universe. nikki me nage ignored pleas from human rights activist. she she performed in an african nation at holiday conference which is controlled by the daughter of a country's president. he has been nage posted of photo with the daughter and the message of girl power. she was draped in the flag, reports said she would be paid $2 million for the concert. you know they wave the money versus the out wage. she went with the concert. tina faye and amy poehler made a big splash on snl. they even even poke fun at taylor swift. take a look. >> you got movies, television, how do you juggle it all. >> we have a great squad of people who help us out. >> squad? it's not like that. >> anna: they went to market taylor swift and her bad

in kind of say you want to show you can be that good, tresa brown, super nurse, but we know one of the key issues and factors in burnout on any job, but especially i think for those in nursing is if we feel like we don't have control over our work environment. but, that is really status quo for us in the hospital on health care. we have a lot of control, not only because we can't control illnesses, but because there is so much system of the delivery here, so are the expectations really high on nurses and how do you think we adapt to that other than you use the example of how you don't want to show vulnerability. how does that impact us long-term staying in the profession? >> guest: it is not good for you , expectations are very high and i remember starting and thinking i would never learn how to do this and then i did, but so many details struggling remembering who to call when and what needs to happen at this time and, oh, wait i just found out something that now throws the whole schedule out the window and the whole new schedule that is in place. it's incredibly taxing because we fee

. >> mher tresa will become a saint next yr on decision of pope francis. and today the vatican announced that the pontiff recognized second miracle attributed to the bloved none. she was celebrated witthe poor in india and died 1997 at the age of 87 ranonization is expected to held next september 19 years after her death. >> let's get the weekend avr meteorologist cecily tynan. >> find the sweaters and make hot chocolate this weekend. it will feel like winter. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have dry conditions out there d tthe cold air a lot ofolks heading to river rink at penns landing and we got the people all bundles up and if you dressed for this weather it's perfect. it's not that unusually cold. it's just fact we had record warmth elier in week it's a bit of shock tohe system and winds fixing up. typically at night when winds -- or sun sets the winds diminish dpposite is tonight. sustained winds in pladelphia up to 20 miles an hour. we could have wind gusts of 35. that's b impact on eay it fields. right nowind chill dropped below freezing

this weekend, nurse and new york times columnist tresa brown will talk about the challenges patient space in the healthcare system. >> i really wanted readers to get a sense of how important nurses are to patient care and to give them a very tactile detailed, sense of that. reading the book seemed like a great way to do that. it also makes a great story, you meet these people at the beginning of the day and then at the end of the day you more or less find out how they did. but it lets people know what's the shift is really like and everything that goes into it. >> afterwards airs on book to be every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous afterwards programs on our website, book tv.org. [inaudible]

tresa has a more information from time square. the nypd does a great job, particularly particularly under your seat. >> reporter: always. good morning. we talk about is a potential terror target, because they're so much going on here. that may be the case later on this week. they're preparing for the ball to drop later this week, 1 million people are expected to be at times square. as that occurs there is concern that an attack on the homeland might be possible or likely. the nypd says there's no specific threat. still, people are on edge. peter king says despite reports from the white house to the contrary, isis is stronger than ever. certainly stronger than it was 16 months ago when the airstrikes by the u.s. and russia began. his comment comes in the wake of a video from a video released from the isis leader who tells and patient. he says the terror group is not scared off by the airstrikes against them. take a listen to congressman, peter king. >> after 16 months after 16 months of air attacks by the u.s., it has had minimal i

tresa is following this and so much more. remac senator paul and christie are both happy. tomorrow's debate is the sixth of this season. it's the first to use early state polls as whether not they can be on the stage. it could be a catalyst for fireworks between can the polls. the billionaire businessman is still the front runner for the gop nomination. will be joined on the mainstage for the cnn sponsored debate by ted cruz, ben ben carson, jeb bush, marco rubio, john k sick and carly fee arena. christie and rand paul a last-minute addition because they had a recent resurgence in the poll. candidates had to meet one of three criteria, and and average training of three have% nationally or at least 4% in new hampshire or iowa. the des moines register shows a cruise leading trump 31 points. >> you look at the way he has dealt with the senate where he goes in there like a maniac he will never get things done that way. refrain responded tweeting, in honor of my friend donald trump and the goodhearted maniacs everywhere. >> the back and forth lead up to the convention next summ

tresa parrilla has details. >> reporter: and morning. you can still smell the smoke here, you can see the charred rubble of what was supposed to be a family's home. you consider this happened on the morning of the first night of hanukkah, this neighborhood is on edge. they are fearful the next fire will be set soon. take a look at the surveillance video, watch of this man appears to be casing the construction site. that's in forest hills. police and fire officials say he is the same guy torching homes owned by the jews in the neighborhood. here's a better look, seven times since october twentieth, large, opulent homes under construction have gone up in flames. why remains unclear. >> it's a very involved investigation with both apartments. specifics of it. we are confident will find the person behind it and we'll find out soon. >> reporter: the latest incident occurred on sunday morning at 69th road. attempted to turn the construction site to ash. this time they have succeeded. they took 150 firefighters to douse the flames. police offic

juliet: they say they want to first concert to be. please are searching for an arsonist in queens. now, tresa perillo is live now. a lot of people are on edge in please have released new images of the man. >> reporter: good morning everyone. in this neighborhood there is still that stench of fire and charge rubble that remained 24 hours after the building behind me was set ablaze. this is a second time that this one home has been torched. as mentioned, neighbors are on edge. there simply waiting for the next fire to occur. take a good look at the surveillance video, watch of this man appears to be case in the construction site. this is in for sales. police and fire officials say this is the same guy torching hills homes in the neighborhood. here's a better look. seven times since october 20. have gone up in flames. why, it remains unclear. >> it's a very involved investigation with both departments. i don't want to talk about the specifics of it. we are confident we'll find the person behind it. we'll find them soon. >> reporter: the latest incident occurred sunday morning on 69th road. the s

be in doctor brown and the nurse always being, tresa reinforces that sense. that the dr. is the expert and the authority and the nurses something between a waitress and a best friend. i don't mind at all having patients call me teresa, in fact i like it. i would like the formality that doctors work with us, i find it so strange to be talk into physician and they'll be talking about another dr. and they'll just say dr.. sometime it's a really, last name like doctor scott, doctor brown, doctor miller. you have. you have no idea who they're talking about. so on a very basic level, this reinforcing hierarchy with titles can get in the way of really elementary things like care like who is the dr.? how do i call that person? >> host: another example used in the book is how nurses -- are certainly trusted to administer a drug that could be very damaging on an individual particularly in an oncology unit, a cancer unit. you are administering medication through the vein yet you counter that example how you are not quite sure that you can use google without filters. so it is likely