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i just remember miss tyson's reaction. i don't know that we expected it to be different but after seeing the play, see where i'm going with it, that verdict comes down. everybody in the theater, you almost heard a gasp. everybody turned their phones on. while we were in the play, here comes the verdict. it said a lot about racial relations in america then. this play says a lot about it then. what do you think makes the play so enduring after all these years? >> a story of a family. it's a story about trying to go back to what makes you feel good. what makes you feel alive and the roots that you have. you know, there's one sentence that they say i just want to go back and work that dirt. she just wants to get her hands in the place where she knows, loves and has connection to. that doesn't always need to be a rural spot. it could be a city where you grew up and have lovely memories or a suburb where you have lovely memories. i grew up with two parents. my dad was a country boy who picked beans in the field and wanted to be

neil degrasse tyson, this is overheard. >> actually, there are not two sides to every issue. >> i guess you can't fire him now. >> i guess we can't fire him now. might win an emmy. >> being on the supreme court was an improbable dream. it's hard work and controversial. >> window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes until 11:00. [laughter]. >> dr. tyson, welcome. >> thanks. my first time. >> it's wonderful to have you here, the coolest guy in the

there is new concerns with a silver lining at tyson's corner. because with the increase of people comes the increase of crime. we show you what is being done to keep you safe this holiday season. >> reporter: if you're a metro rider, this is a god send. >> is it a train station. >> reporter: they like to see the added traffic especially during the added holiday shopping season. but thousands of people riding the train into the tyson's business district has also brought trouble. >> we've seen an increase in larcenies, shoplifting, credit card theft and fraud cases and retail crimes. >> reporter: the numbers are significant and add, say police, is the fact that people are coming here to do legitimate business and are arriving with their guards down. >> crime? here? no. >> very comfortable. riding the metro. perfect. >> reporter: since the beginning of the year the fairfax county police urban team has made more than 800 arrests and recovered $123,000 in property. that's three times the number of arrests made in all of last year. >> you don't hear a

a "new york times" article suggests tyson had no formal training for such a task. she did, however, have a friend working at the white house who requested her help driving some of the president's entourage. tyson posted these photos to her facebook page with a comment wondering why anyone would trust her with a 15 passenger van full of reporters. the secret service told the "times" it has relied on volunteers since the '80s to drive reporters and staff driving with the president. critics warn this poses a serious safety threat. coming up on "world news tonight with david muir" in half an hour the secret service defends this motorcade practice. here what they told tyson moments before she got behind the wheel. >>> owners of one particular tesla car get an unexpected gift this holiday season. the first 2500 owners of the roadster will soon receive a free upgrade nearly doubling the car's range. tesla founder elon musk say the company plans to test the range by driving it nonstop from san francisco to los angeles early next year. the palo alto based company says its p

paula reid shows us how it works at tyson's corner mall. >> reporter: at the tyson's corner mall in virginia, the wait to see santa will be a lot more fun this year. there are games, dancing elves, and a machine that knows if you've been naughty or nice. >> you made the nice list! >> i haven't been to anything like this in a number of years but this definitely, i think, a better experience. things to do. >> reporter: santa's interactive workship is part of the plan -- workshop is part of the plan to get customers off their computers and into the mall to shop. >> they, of course, love coming to see santa and bringing santa into the digital age as well. >> reporter: malls are also offering apps that allow shoppers to make dinner reservations, get discounts and have packages delivered to their front door. this woman uses it every time she comes to the mall. she can even text the concierge special requests like package delivery. >> it would be nice not to have to carry my packages home. >> reporter: concierge requests are handled inside the mall's command center. >> i'm going to recommend great

we have more from tysons corner. >> ho, ho, ho. >> reporter: at the tysons corner mall in virginia, the wait to see santa will be a lot more fun this year. there are games, dancing elves and a machine that knows if you've been naturey or nice. -- naughty or nice. >> you made the nice list. >> i haven't been to anything like this in a number of years but this is definitely i think a better experience because there are things to do. you aren't just standing there bored. >> reporter: santa's interactive workshop is all part of the plan to get customers off their computers and into the mall to shop. >> they first love coming to see santa and it brings santa into the digital age as well. >> reporter: they also offer apps that allow shoppers to make dinner reservations, get discounts and have their packages delivered right to their front door. brook richards uses the app every time she comes to the mall. she gets special offers delivered on her phone and can contact a concierge for package delivery. requests are handled insides the mall's high-tech command center. >> the guest is looking for

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tyson, welcome. >> thanks. my first time. >> it's wonderful to have you here, the coolest guy in the world. >> the the introduction it was the coolest guy in the universe. what did i do in the last five seconds to lose -- >> and it died out -- it's an honor to meet you and i'm so excited about this series, i and other peoples here watching remember the carl sagan series which is the sequel. >> which was 1980. >> if anything in the interim, the interest in the subject matter has gotten more mass. more people are interested in the subject partly because of people like you and others like you. >> i'm just the conduit of people who access the -- >> so humble. >> no, i don't -- it's inherently interesting. it's inherently mind blowing. i just have the vocabulary to reveal that fact. >> right. >> i'm not creating an interest in the universe that the universe didn't already earn. >> but you're helping to make it accessible to a wider audience, and for that -- >> i'm just trying open existence for that access. >> so wh

and curry tosses the shoe aside, and later he would try to get it back, but then tyson chandler is noting it. watch this one. get out of here! never saw that before. the win streak pushed to 15. here is more on the crazy play. >> i don't know, the transition, i knew he had to get his shoe back, but tyson thought otherwise, i guess. i never seen that happen before. and i didn't know it was allowed. i didn't know that was a basketball play, but they let it go. >> and the predators tonight, early in the first, ringing off the post, and then hurdle's second of the year. look at the youngster. same in the third, and nashville goes empty nets, and logan couture and thornton make them pay for that division. and then the sharks take this one 2-0 and have won seven of their last eight. trying to make it back to the final three games this year. they are making room for comarte. and then the winner of the heisman trophy. the first oregon player to every win the prestigious award. glad to see the trophy meek it back to the west coast. a lot of teams would love to have a chance to draft mario to co

context for you and quite candidly it is personal for a couple reasons one i don't know if bernard tyson knows this i like the number 5 i was born in the 5th day the 52 year and something along those links is good i'm happy to welcome bernard tyson the chief executive officer for kaiser permanente to make this announcement second reason i want to kind of put this in context a few weeks ago the

context for you and quite candidly it is personal for a couple reasons one i don't know if bernard tyson knows this i like the number 5 i was born in the 5th day the 52 year and something along those links is good i'm happy to welcome bernard tyson the chief executive officer for kaiser permanente to make this announcement second reason i want to kind of put this in context a few weeks ago the council released a report that confirms what i think we've been seeing for quite some time the health care industry in san francisco is the number one employment and economic quack industry in all our industrial settings over $23 billion impact in our local economy and certainly a great employer of thousands of people many are standing beside me and around me i want to welcome our director of public health department barbara and supervisor london breed as well as our director of our san francisco foundation for a black well here as well so the health care industry a big driver of the economy lots of jobs but ultimately it is also and, of course, i want to welcome in our supervisor cohen who i just

mike tyson. and you have got to watch. we are on next! >> crowns for kids. google about to roll out child friendly versions of its product. next year, new youtube, search, chrome. kids 13 and under. more and more kids are using their products. they want to make sure it is accessible. google processes 40,000 searches a second. >> drop your iphone. no worries. your screen might not crack. a dream, right. apple granted a patent to build a gravity defying tool in the future hi phones. the tool would reorient the phone and when it dropped. to protect the screen from shattering. according to the patent document, the tool would use air foils like the ones used in space x rockets to change shape and cushion the fall. >> huh. >> no idea what i just said. very interesting. i am an electric crew foreman out of the cupertino service center. i was born and raised in the cupertino area. it's a fantastic area to work. the new technology that we are installing out in the field is important for the customers because system reliability i believe is number one. pg&e is always

remember the bidding war food fight between tyson foods and pilgrim pride?ing up, we have the market mentalist, the man who called it just right and made a stunning profit in the process. we'll tell you how he spots the next big money-making merger. what you need to look for. that's next liz: with just under ten minutes i want you to look at the dow and the s&p both aiming for new record closings after both closed intraday highs in the last ten minutes. let's talk about the winners getting us there. >> it's easy to find the winners. some of the dow leaders have included names such as united health care. ge. united technology. the names that have hit some highs include united health. 3m. travelers. vis co,those are the names that hit the highs as we're closing into a closing bell where we're likely to see records. also, seen plenty of winners on the s&p 500 as well. electronic arts included. al againy. some of the winners there. we have a winning year in 2014. going into the end of the year, may see some window dressing. pretty amazing. i walked into the offi

tyson said her driving record was 15 and she had driven a pickup truck, but not a van. sorry for all of that reading, just thought you would be interested in hearing that story. who do you like 2016? caller: i would like to recapture some of the southern texas, and i would think hillary clinton would be iny -- would be very good selecting julian castro, who is now the secretary of hud. pick?as a veep caller: as a feat pick. -- as a veep pick. host: and you like killer clinton? -- and you like hillary clinton? caller: yes. i am more liberal than she is. think about ayou hillary clinton-elizabeth warren ticket as proposed by "the national review." caller: i think "the national review" is generally conservative and would like to have a ticket that would have less of a chance to lose -- or a greater chance to lose. jay here inat is d.c., and this is mark in california. hey, mark. mark in san jose. caller: can you hear me? host: we are listening. caller: i would like to see a war in-clinton ticket is that of a clinton-warren ticket. i think clinton is an asset, but i think w

users debating the resulting accusation that tyson sent that tweet to bash christians. but tyson explained on facebook in part if a person actually wanted to express anti-christian sentiment, my guess is that alerting people of isaac newton's birthday would appear nowhere on the list. speaking of facebook, many are expressing their negative sentiments about the year in review app. people are sharing selecting the worst moments for their year-end gallery. about that particular image, this user tweeted in iron y so my beloved ex-boyfriend's apartment caught fire which was sad but facebook made it worth it. a man complained to facebook because it featured the tragic passing of his daughter. he said for those who have lived through the death of loved ones or spent extended time in the hospital or were hit by divorce or losing a job or any one of a hundred crises, we might not want to look back at this past year. many of you agree. facebook has since apologized and promises to improve the feature. you can join the conversation with fellow reiders on instagram, facebook twitt

he dishes to tyson chandler. warriors up 13 in the third. loses to shu.the floor, steph tosses it to mo. draymond green had a 20, including this layup. warriors win 105-98. 12th team in history to start the season 20-2. >> we kept our composure for the most part. and held strong in the second half, when they gave it all they had. and a big win for us. >>> stanford hosting denver. denver jumped out to a ten-point lead in the first half. love rises. buries the three. pioneers led 25-17 at the break. stanford fights back. he had ten. anthony brown, a game-high 17 off the pine, coast-to-coast. cardinal hang on. >>> cal's mopping the floor with opponents, undefeated at home. tigers jump out early. steven cook behind the screen. drains the princeton led by nine at the half. tyrone wallace, with the dunk. cal wins 67-57. abc 7 sports report. raider/niner previews coming up. >>> a sigh of relief in washington tonight. the big budget problem that was averted. and more secrets revealed from the sack at sony pictures. which means it's timeson for the volkswagen sign

it does not look too bad. >> coming out of tysons, very slow, heading up towards 270. talking about the rain showers, that is becoming a factor, especially on the maryland side right now. germantown,illage, and into prince george's county, so just looking at extended volume. i-95, baltimore-washington parkway doing alright, but looking for a crash southbound. here is what it looks like at the beltway at river road. it is hard to tell. and just slow traffic here and there on 395 headed south to the pentagon and on the left side of the street into southbound traffic, but no incidents along the way. wtopbob immler on the traffic center. >> up next on abc seven news at 4:00, the movie industry does not like it when 0 >> sony is investigating a hack involved five yet to be released movies online. interview. lists north korea on the of a cyberattacks on the studio, and it for some employees to use gmail accounts to communicate. >> north korea? those comedy stars plotting to kill north korean leader kim jong yield -- kim jong il. a hacker group called the gop, the guardians o

steps right to get it back to him but the mavs tyson chandler isn't having it. come on.t trying to get his sneak back. they are now 20-2 on the season. here is the crazy play. >> not a transition. have part in the play so he can get his shoe back. tyson thought otherwise. i never seen that happen before. i didn't know it was like allowed. i didn't know it was a basketball play. >> we need to come up with a name for that move. san jose hosting the predators first period. hurdle is right there for the put back. his 7th goal of the year gives the sharks a 1-0 lead. that's the way the game stayed until a goal was added late in the third. san jose wins their sixth straight game. >>> still to come, it's a hot button issue, the treatment of minorities by police. we are join eed take a closer lk at what's behind the civil unrest. over a million californians have a gotten something that's beend. out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading healt

macerich partnered with h-g-t-v to create "santa's h-q" in ten of their malls, including tysons cornerubman malls have incorporated the "frozen" phenomenon into ice palaces housing santa in 10 malls. there's a heavy digital component to the experiences, but it's still about driving people into the brick-and-mortar mall. >> you can't really see and feel and experience santa in your jammies at home. we wanted to take that experience and extend it and keep it relevant and make it more current and more modern. >> simon malls will even feature programs that let people bring pets to visit with santa. >> really you're just raising the bar on the experience and just making people feel warm and fuzzy during this festive holiday season. >> at one point it was a novel idea to sell photos with santa. now, it's to instagram them. the same classic experience, changing with the times. in mclean, virginia, i'm karin caifa. >>vicki liviackis they say all dogs go to heaven--that will be especially true for one german shepherd. police say the dog protected a family from gunfire. ken whitney has the story

and we were unable to reach tyson for comment.ls here, though, note that the white house hired a company of professional drivers that they have used in past years to shuttle the press around on this trip in hawaii. alex? >> i want to ask you about one more thing. we have to talk a little politics here. the president should be living it up out there in this serene, beautiful landscape. he's coming home to a republican-controlled house and senate. no day at the beach there. what do we expect in his first week back at washington? >> reporter: you're right. he's trying to relax here in hawaii. played a number of rounds of golf. that will probably continue. when he heads home, he and republicans who are set to take control of congress, as you point out, have said they want to try to find some common ground on a few issues, things like corporate tax reform, trade and infrastructure projects. but there will be big battles ahead, alex, some that we've already seen like health care, for example. republicans vowing to try to pass legislatio

he passes to tyson chandler. alley-oop dunk. warriors up 13 in the third. loses his shoe. steph tosses it out of the way. next time down the floor, steph tosses it back. into the first row. draymond green had a 20, including this layup and one. mavs mount a comeback. but the warriors win. one hand all the way. now, 12th team in the nba to start 20-2. >> we kept our come poe chur po. and really held strong in the second half. and a big win for us. >>> denver jumped out to a half. love, the three. taking a 25-17 lead at the break. stanford fights back. nossek, in the point. 17 off the bench. coast-to-coast. and one. cardinal hang on to win, 49-43, improving to 5-2. >>> cal's been mopping the floor with opponents, undefeated at home. hosting princeton. tigers jump out early. steven cook, behind the screen, the three. princeton up nine at the half. the embassy pull back. blocked the shot in transition. cal down five. cal forces the turnover. tyrone wallace with the emphatic dunk. wallace has 23. cal wins by ten. bears improve to 9-1. >>> st. mary's, meanwhile, early season non

i want to be in my life in my 50's and 60's, and i watch "trip to bountiful" with sicily tyson tyson,i stay sane enough, i can do it until i die. a story. tell >> absolutely. you can do it on your cell phone now. someone.weet to it is so amazing, the connection. i am enjoying it and rolling with it. " goes wide on friday, december 12. back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> anonymous is among the biggest online vigilante groups, and its members break into the computer systems of companies and governments. of themonsegur was one most effective operatives, instrumental in cyber attacks, including visa, mastercard, sony, and the u.s. senate. in 2011, he infiltrated the tunisian government website in support of protesters at the height of the air of spring. later that year, he was apprehended after hacking into an fbi affiliate. he became an informant, allowing the government to launch his actions as he engaged in hacking activities with his former peers. the fbi says he has helped them prevent more than 300 cyberattacks in systems controlled by the military and nasa. i sat down him recent

and at that point officer tyson was basically at my side. >> stay still, buddy. >> i'm trying. >> youtay right here with me. >> i'm losing too much blood. >> you're losing a lot, but you're going to be okay. >> how bad does it look? >> you're going to be okay. i think you're going to be okay. all right? >> he keeps talking to me. i keep asking how bad does it look, how bad's my eye? >> you don't look pretty. you weren't pretty before, jim. >> he was joking with me, you didn't look good before the shooting. it took me a minute to realize, hey, i'm still getting humor out of this. i can hear everything he's saying and everything that's going on. >> sergeant kellerman and i joke around a lot with one another. when he said that, i just wanted to give some level of normalcy to him. >> everybody had a role out there on that scene. the officers that responded by shooting back had a role that they played. officer raleigh, when he arrived, he took on the role of being by my side. he knew i've been hit, and i can't say enough about him and what he does because me being on the ground and seeing

he passes to tyson chandler. he had 12 and 11. warriors up 13 in the third. loses a sho stephs tos it out of the way and back. swatted by chandler into the first row. one-handed lay up and on. the warriors win 105-98. look at this play. they are 12th team in the nba to start the season 20-2. >> we've kept our composure for the most part and really held strong in t second half when they gave it all they had. big win for us. >> stanford hosting denver. cardinals coming in with a 4-2 record. fires the three. oneers up 25-17 at the half. stanford fights back in the second. anthony brown a game high 17 off the bench. coast to coastff the steal and one. they'll hang onto win 49-43. this abc 7 sports report brought this abc 7 sports report brought what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that informs and delights in ways you never thought possible. comcast nbcuniversal bringing media and technology together for you. >

he passes to tyson chandler. he had 12 and 11. warriors up 13 in the third. loses a shoe.tephs tos it out of the way and back. swatted by chandler into the first row. one-handed lay up and on. the warriors win 105-98. look at this play. they are 12th team in the nba to start the season 20-2. >> we've kept our composure for the most part and really held strong in the second half when they gave it all they had. big win for us. >> stanford hosting denver. cardinals coming in with a 4-2 record. fires the three. pioneers up 25-17 at the half. stanford fights back in the second. anthony brown a game high 17 off the bench. coast to coast off the steal and one. they'll hang onto win 49-43. this abc 7 sports report brought the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a fo

changes there it makes sense early on to have a larger percentage of small overlay so for if you have tyson plus year alliance it is very good so i certainly favor that i want to comment your lowering the inflation sensitive in terms of the tips your lowering the commodity so could you examine on that. >> certainly our expectation as i mentioned inflation is relatively new in this environment in addition it has an impact on the benefit enroll of the commodities and tips commodities in particular we'll have discussion on it is a difficult thing to forecast but we believe that the forecast for commodities it has been coming down just given the supply demand changes that we've seen in the marketplace over the last five or six years we're seeing that play identity in the fourth quarter especially and i think our near term expectation for commodities is lower so it's a combination of factors for a lower rate for commodities. >> one last question how often do you update. >> the aggregate level of risks we're not being be coming back every year there may be a refresh on an annual basis but the agg

tyson chandler blocks it into the stand. honestly, who blocks a shoe? get that shoe out of there. it back to you. >> yeah, that's interesting. get that out of there. thanks, john. >>> this time of year, many people want to head someplace warm for a vacation but the newest vacation hot spot is beyond cold. explorers and thrill seekers are flocking to the mountains of antarctica. it's a fully serviced all inclusive getaway. guests live in double wall tents especially heated by the 24 hour sunlight. the cost for the breathtaking antarctic experience is roughly $400 per night. the eagles game tomorrow. >> temperatures in the lower 40s to start. >> thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you night at 11:00. >>> on this saturday night, day of protest and demands for greater accountability over the use of deadly force by police as tens of thousands converge on washington and well beyond. >>> without warning, a rare tornado in los angeles captured on tape as the region digs out from this week's devastating storm. >>> cyber hunt, after a major computer attack, we'll show you how they b

police say that 45-year-old was working on the disabled vehicle on the outer loop near tyson's corner when a box truck slammed in to him. police say that the driver was on the phone at the wreckless driving charges. he was a father of three and his friends say he was a fun guy who loved to make people laugh. >>> a cloudy start to a cool day. first alert meteorologist here with a few peeks of sunshine. not too bad, right allison? >> we are starting to see things turn around for the rest of the day. not everyone is seeing the sun though. really areas around the district and off to the north. even a few last lingering flurries. if you're heading for the new year, well right now just a couple of showers out there. one thing that we know it's a little cold out there. 39 degrees for college park. 41 for dc. 37 for rock belt. lots of sunshine today, but with high pressure, the northerly winds are headed our way. they won't warm up too much. temperature wills be below average for the first time since before christmas. you can look at the satellite and radar with the clearing skies headed your

. >> reporter: at tyson's corner mall in virginia the wait the to see santa will be more fun this yearere are games, dancing elfs and a machine that knows whether you have been naughty or nice. >> you made the nice list. >> i have been to anything like this in a number of years but this is definitely a better experience because there is things to do, you weren't just standing there bored. >> reporter: santa a's interactive workshop is part of the plan to get customers off their computers and into the mall to shop. bobbies tyson's are marketing manager. >> they love coming to see santa and brings santa in the digital age as well. >> reporter: malls are offering apps that a allows shop tours make dinner reservations, get discounts, even have have their packages delivered right to the that front door. >> reporter: brook bridges using the app every time she comes to the mall. she gets special offers on her phone and can even text a special request like package delivery. >> it would be nice to not to have to carry my packages home. >> reporter: concierge requests are handled inside the mall

tyson and ashley welcomed quad ruplets to the world. they're two sets of identical twins, all of them girls conceived at the same time through in vitro fertilization. maybe you saw mom's reaction to the news she was having four babies when it went viral earlier this year. >>> when we come back, a zoo's worth of animals all in one household and the joy they provide to kids who need it most. >>> during the holidays with kids home from school and new toys strewn everywhere, may seem like your house is a zoo, but probably not as much as one certain family's house where they actually live with hundreds of exotic animals. for some kids it's a place where nature meets nurture. the story tonight from nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: the kangaroo in the kitchen might seem strange until you meet the baby otters having breakfast at the table. >> i can't help but kiss them. >> reporter: out back they're hungry for face time. the 300 animals living at this house moved in five years ago when the family made a life change after a wildfire destroyed

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a volunteer picked by the white house, who is screened for a record. 24 year-old natalie tyson identified by the "new york times" today as the volunteer press driver in san francisco this fall. she posted her picture next to the president's limo. >> i think the selection process for the drivers on the white house end is subpar. i think it's been for a long time. >> reporter: but is it more than that? in an embarrassing year for the secret service when this man made it inside the white house front door, is it safe to have a novice driving among the professionals, and so close to the president? the concern is that the untrained driver could be in the way. >>> let's head to pakistan with a development in the killing last week. the taliban storming a school. this officer, amid the rubble. tonight, word of the alleged mastermind of the attack has been killed in a remote area near the border of afghanistan. >>> and tonight, prayers along the beaches once marked by so much tragedy. look at the remarkable progress, streets, parks, once destroyed, now flourishing. >>> and we're tracking some extre

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. >> tyson. >> up 24% year to date. ed a added to the buy list. still a buy. >> a pop, trulyia, up 3%. >> a bounce because their partner in crime had a big number in terms of november sales. remember this deal goes in front of shareholders on december 18th. both down significantly. whittled down the value of the deal. maybe doesn't get done. >> drop for american eagle, down 14%. >> i didn't think the quarter was a disaster, but the street did. it looked good for a while. all the names, you got to avoid them all right now. >> and a pop for pricey mushrooms. a record-setting white truffle weighing more than four pounds set to hit the soth bee's auction block tomorrow in new york. it is nicknamed big boy and is expected to start at 50 grand and fetch a million bucks. it was discovered last week in italy and specimens this size are set to be found once every 100 to 200 years. >> like an apple. >> wow. >> i got a bunch of these at home. i'm rich. rich, i tell you! >> that's good. >> funny. >> all right. >> serious now. >> yeah. >> one of biotech's conf

virginia state troopers say najdi was prepping a disabled vehicle to load onto his tow truck on the tysons corner stretch of 495. that's when troopers say the driver of an oncoming box truck crossed into the shoulder lane where aj was working, hit and killed him instantly. the box truck drive was charged with reckless driving. >> we had a motor carrier safety came out there and did an inspection of the box truck and also found that the brakes were inoperable and cited the -- put the vehicle out of service and for that and a few other safety equipment violations. >> reporter: police say had the driver obeyed virginia's move over laws, the accident may have been avoided. virginia and maryland drivers are required to move over a lane when approaching a work or emergency vehicle in the shoulder lane with red, blue or amber flashing lights. >> you've got vehicles traveling 50 to 70 plus miles an hour and all this you have between you and those passing vehicles is a cushion of air. >> reporter: high speeds, close contact, split seconds and one mistake can be deadly. >> it just takes a second for

left over showers, montgomery county north of the beltway and silver springs a couple showers toward tyson's corner. it's all green and all rain and also on the light side on our legend so nothing heavy overnight. good news for temps. these are current temps 36 gaithersburg, 39 downtown, 36 fredrick, 36 leesburg and 37 in manassas and this is as low as they go. temperatures remain steady overnight that's why we aren't concerned about freezing whatsoever. so wake up weather looks like this. you'll need a jacket no doubt, cold and 33-39 to start with, clouds and 34-40 at 7:00 and could see a passing shower and still chilly at 9:00, temperatures 34 to about 44 and it will come back and talk about a cold front moving through tomorrow and we'll tell you what that does to temperatures thursday and friday. >>> new york mayor bill did and his administration are preparing for any demonstrations that may break out after a grand jury decision in a fatal police chokehold case. the grand jury is expected to reveal its decision soon in the officer involved chokehold death of eric gardner who died as polic

untrained drivers like 24 year-old natalie tyson identified by the "new york times" today as the volunteerress driver in san francisco this fall. she posted her picture next to the president's limo. >> i think the selection process for the drivers on the white house end is subpar. i think it's been for a long time. >> reporter: but is it more than that? in an embarrassing year for the secret service when this man made it inside the white house front door, is it safe to have a novice driving among the professionals, and so close to the president? the concern is that the untrained driver could be in the way during an emembers of the jury si. the secret service says the roads are cleared if the president is moved and the press car is in the rear for a reason. the president's car will speed off, leaving the press car to fend for themselves. >> jim, thank you. >>> let's head to pakistan with a development in the vicious school massacre last week. at least 148 killed, most of them children. the taliban storming a school. some children rushed to safety. this officer, amid the rubble. tonight, wor

i remember one time in missouri, i was at a tyson foods plant, talking with the plant manager, and i'm sitting in his office and we're chatting, and behind him his computer goes into sleep mode and we see his screen save and it's this one sentence go by saying run d-bone at full speed. it's the line where they're cutting apart chicken carcasses. that's what this guy's mantra. that's what the industry wants more than anything because you have this giant expensive slaughterhouse and you can run more products through the and boost your profit margins. that's is what they want. let's talk about what life looks spike -- looks like inseed inside one of this plants. more workers along the line -- >> guest: some more workers. that's the question here. is that if you look at what is happened in the hormel plant in fremont, nebraska, and the quality pork processors plant in austin, minnesota, which is the subsidiary that exists inside of the fence of hormel. what you see is their line speeds have increased by about 50%. at the same time, yes, there are jobs add but the number of workers add at t