street win on thursday, the warriors are in chicago tonight as they try to set a new record at the united center. they were up ten early in this one. the bulls turnover here. green capped a 16-2 run with an easy jam. bulls would come storming back in the second quarter. just like that, the bulls are up one. warriors went into the half up 12. at the start of the third quarter, it is 65-53 golden state still on top. >>> the giants are still looking for someone to fill the void at the hot corner. according to fox sports, san francisco is now aggressively pursuing chase headley to fill that void. he already has a $65 million deal from an unknown team. as for the giants pursuits, jon lester is very tight with tim hudson and hudson is giving the hard sell on how great it is to play in san francisco. >>> the 49ers and raiders are set to tango for the first time since 2010. the 49ers are looking to rebound from defeat against the seattle seahawks. you can never underestimate a team in the nfl. >> there's no bad teams in the national football league. the nfl has done a great job making each game a test.

not far from the united medical center. just one block away from the hospital. one longtime resident said that crime is not rare in the neighborhood but a double homicide happening along this major road is surprising. >> i was shocked. we do not have a lot of things that really happen in our complex. when it comes from southeast ec, that part does not make it shocking. >> police -- southeast ec, that part does not make it shocking. >> -- southeast d.c., that part does not make it shocking. >> new at noon, the police are looking for a man who robbed a delivery driver with a machete. anne arundel county officers tell us that the driver showed up to deliver in order in the 100 block of oakland drive in glen burnie. one of the suspects held a large machete to his throat while the others went through the pockets in his car -- and his car. they got away with cash, keys, and food. a bond hearing will be held for a maryland woman charged with murdering her own rant mother. she is accused of stabbing her grandmother to death outside of her home in jefferson last monday.

. >>> the search from the air, on the ground and involving a k-9 unit centered on a doylestown communitylooking for bradly stone, wanted for shooting and killing his ex-wife and five family members. a report of a carjacking led authorities to the parking complex when a man in military fatigues and matching stone's description demanded him to stop. earlier, s.w.a.t. searched stone's home on fourth street in pensburg, montgomery county, where he lives. a k-9 picked up his scent at one point but lost it. and a philadelphia police chopper aided in the search over the wooded area near the reservoir but was called off due to low clouds. >> the u.s. martial's office offered stone as soon as tomorrow. for now, people in this community are asked to be individual lent about stlant ab about locking their doors and staying inside. >> and to give you a better idea of how this all unfolded, here is a timeline of the events. >> the killing spree started around 3:30 this morning and ended about 90 minutes later. bradly stone first went to the home in souderton, where he allegedly killed his ex-wife's si

con la derrota el equipo ahora tiene la marca de 23 victorias y 5 derrotas. vo en el united center, lakersn con kobey bryant que descanso por lesion. pero esta vez no les salieron las cosas tan bien al equipo angelino y terminaron perdiendo el juego 113 a 93. el espaÑol paul gasol aporto 23 puntos y 13 rebotes mientras que derk rose por otro lado sumo un total de 20 unidades en la victoria. vo oklahoma city thunder visito a los spurs en el at&t center... tony parker y tim duncan hicieron los posible para que su equipo le regalara una victoria a su aficion esta navidad pero el hombre del partido sin lugar a duda fue russell westbrook aportando 34 puntos con 11 asistencias y cinco rebotes para lograr la victoria 114 a 106 en tierras ajenas. gabriel no solo fue la actividad en la tarde y en la noche lo que llamo la atencion en la jornada de la nba de esta navidad. take vo vo uno de los encuentros mas esperados, era el de cavaliers y heat...... lo que era el regreso de lebron james a miami desde que partio con el equipo para reintegrarse con los cavs. lebron aporto 30 puntos, cuatro rebotes y

. >> reporter: the way the united center peacekeepers handled street protest on his friday has also beenzed. some people have accused them of using excessive force. but they are responsible for policing haiti. with protests growing, seemingly all the time. dominick kane, al jazerra. >>> after a deadline and long night of negotiations the delegates in peru have nine reached ideal. developing nation had his originally rejected a draft outline because it favored richer nations. the agreement will lay the foundations for a plan to be signed at next year's conference in paris. >> translator: allow me to tell you that this deal is not perfect but it respects the positions of the parties and what has been pro toesed. with this particular text we are all winners, no exceptions. i have heard from all of the groups and i have the absolute assurance with this text that we are to receiver we are all winners. >>> more now from our environment editor nick clark who has been following developments in lima at the conference. >> reporter: so after two weeks of seemingly endless debate and argument and ne

back at the united center tomorrow night and that is a look at sports.in the day. t the sunshine as we were driving and made it seem like >> it was warmer. it is amazing. we look at this forecast. what a change from an autumn dallas the 11th coldest on record for looks to be like a much wildemilder are sheen. temperatures going into them above a normal mode. a huge chunk of north america. if that is beautiful sunset. river forest was the site. gorgeous sunset. to look at the shot from this morning. capt. both the waves and the beautiful sun rise. nighttime chicago from the hancock. so beautiful had to send it along and share it with you. looking south from the john hancock building across the looped around town. this is almost a mesmerizing shot. he was downed visiting his daughter in st. petersburg. from the chicago area. look at that. these are mid-level crowd clouds. >> you must feel like you can walk into the water here. this is miami beach on black friday. in a beautiful country sunset with a wind mill there. some gorgeous sunsets around here recent

>>the blackhawks will take a four- game winning streak to the united center tonight, as they face the canadiens. patrick sharp practiced again yesterday, but coach q says he probably won't play until next week. antti raanta makes his second straight st posting a care- 40 saves against the blues. cubs manager joe maddon has filled out the rest of his coaching staff. the team hired former cubs outfielder dave martinez as bench coach. he had the same role with maddon in tampa bay since 2008. to make room, current bench coach brandon hyde moves to first base coach. after the break, tom fuecr >> one of their songs is featured in the season premiere songs is featured in the season premiere of a show. what if your morning routine... weren't so routine introducting one a day vitacraves chewy bites... ...complete multivitamins with nutrients like... ...b vitamins... ...and vitamin d... ...in hard shelled, chocolatey chewy bites. new from one a day it is pretty gray out there. a little dampness and here. the motion of the california system that produced of the rainfall a couple of days ago appe

the bulls finally return to the united center tomorrow night, and they wrapped up the "circus road trip" with a winning record for just the second time since the jordan- era. derrick rose scored 14 points in 26 minutes in brooklyn. bulls up three in the second. pau gasol posts up and scores two of his 25 points... he got his ninth double- double of the year. up six in the third bulls force a turnover a jimmy tlefs from otd. he pin 39 bulls win 102-84 to finish the trip four- and- three. they are also undefeated when the starting line- up plays this season. no game for the bears yesterday, but they were back at practice to prepare ghh-upother thursda ais. they'h the se without veten linke who en "injured grju the bear are virtually eliminated p s f fines >> if our goal is going to be ruined other people's dreams and that is what we're going to do. we're not going to come out and lay down for anybody. you have to look at the positives. >>a battle of first- place teams up in green bay. packers lead the patriots in the final minutes of the half. tom brady hits brandon lafell for his first o

la derrota el equipo de la bahia ahora tiene la marca de 23 triunfos y 5 derrotas. vo --en el united center"kobey bryant" que descanso por lesion. --pero esta vez no les salieron las cosas tan bien al equipo angelino y terminaron perdiendo el juego 113 a 93. el espaÑol "paul gasol" aporto 23 puntos y 13 rebotes mientras que "derk rose" sumo un total de 20 unidades en la victoria. vo -- "oklahoma city thunder" visito a los "spurs" en el at&t center... --"tony parker" y "tim duncan" hicieron lo posible para que su equipo le regalara una victoria a su aficion esta navidad pero el hombre del partido sin lugar a duda fue "russell westbrook" aportando 34 puntos con 11 asistencias y cinco rebotes para lograr la victoria 114 a 106 en tierras ajenas. --es todo por el momento... tenemos mucho mas con lorena lorena facebook lorena --- hablemos de la polmica entre marta snchez y el venezolano carlos baute, pus ambos estn literlamente colgando en sus manos -- wait for cu 3sec ---y es que la cantante espaÑola hizo varias declaraciones sobre su relacin laboral con "carlos baute" en un programa espaÑol---

. >>> dc police are investigating a murder scene near united medical center in southeast washington. officers found two people with gunshot wounds along southern avenue just before 10:00 last night. police kept the 1300 block of southern avenue shut down. >>> police have identified a suspect in the christmas eve murder of ffxa woman in northwest washington. a warrant is out for 35-year- old marvin lopez. he is on your screen right now. he is charged in the death of 39-year-old y'all leak arroyo. there is a makeshift memorial at the scene of the crime. she was one of four people murdered in the district on christmas eve. >>> a wake is going to be held this afternoon for a teacher's aide who was stabbed to death. the 19-year-old granddaughter of lily bell morris is charged in her death. she was found dying in front of her home on burkettsville lane in washington. services will be today and this evening in jackson chapel united methodist church. >>> a viewing will take place today for an officer killed in a crash last week jamaal congratulateett was headed home from his overnight shift

the band just announced they will play united center next summer--on june 24 and 25. this will the bands first indoor arena tour in 10 years. each city will get two concerts with a different feeling each night. tickets go on sale monday at 10 a-m. the tour kicks off may 14 in vancouver. mariah carey almost didn't perform at the annual tree lighting ceremony in rockefeller centrer. the singer was a no-show for the singer was a no-show for the pre- >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for luminess air. >> people have said to me, "you look amazing. what have you done?" >> people ask me if i've had a face-lift. >> people asked if i got botox. >> announcer: these women all switched to a new foundation. >> people come up to me and say, "your skin is beautiful." >> announcer: it's not a skin-care lotion or potion. it's not even plastic surgery. >> i will have people say, "what are you doing? you look younger." >> announcer: it's a huge leap forward in makeup technology. >> this is what i used to look like 10 years ago. >> announcer: and it can help you look 10

this was right outside united medical center. police got a call about 10:00 last night. we just learned that two men died in a shooting there. police tell us one man was shot in the head. no word where the other man was shot. there was a lot of police activity around the car you see here. officers and crime scene techs sectioned off the area during the investigation. police don't know what led up to the shooting and don't have any suspect information right now. >>> d.c. mayoral-elect mur yell bowser is meeting with police chief lanier to discuss ward 4 a after multiple shootings and two deaths. one is called now called a murder. d.c. police have now charged this man in arroyo's death. his name is marvin lopez but he also goes by the name marvin cabrera. police have not arrested him as of yet. they are hoping a tip cracks him down. there is a $25,000 reward in the base. >>> accused of hitting and killing a bicyclist. heather cook was involved in a deadly crash on roland avenue in baltimore on saturday. cook left the scene and then returned. she is the second highest ranki

recent circus trip----- and they didn't skip a beat when they came home and posted a blues at the united center. and, coach joel quenneville's about to get another offensive weapon back with the imminent return of winger patrick sharp----though probably not till next week. he won't play tonight vs montreal. and while goaltender corey crawford's out at least a 'couple' weeks, the hawks were in good hands wednesday night with anti raanta: 40 saves in his first start in over a month. if he was rusty, it was tough to tell. >> there's always a bit of unrest in the beginning. there was when crossbar and a pool, that helped me a bit. but otherwise, it was fairly good. i felt like i was in the right place. didn't have to do too much reaching. it's always a good feeling when you play a game and you have some good saves. >> came out hard early, got better and more comfortable as the game went on beat some key stops. help to get some big situations through. now plan for a month, but a great way to get back in. >>maybe anti raanta wasn't rusty but tiger 'woods' sure was...in his first official round since

they'll play the united center on june 28th and june 29th for a total of 4 chicago shows. tickets go on sale on monday- but u-2 subscribers get access to a special presale that starts tomorrow at 10 a-m. >> we are expecting a high temperature of 36 today. tonight down to 24 appear tomorrow, 39 degrees. sunshine there . friday, 43. saturday and sunday into the 50s. it all evens out. >> that's how you start the forecast . 51 on sunday. >> bring out the good part at the beginning. >> coming up, we remember the life of judy baar topinka died suddenly this morning after a stroke. you will speak to several people who knew her best including the governor george ryan and tom cross, they will share their thoughts on her life and legacy. >> everybody is remembering her to date for reaching across party lines, working with democrats on a number of issues. also for her big personality and how she told it like it was. again, she'd suffered a stroke or night was hospitalized and a few hours later she died. she was 70 years old. we will continue to cover her death this morning here on th

this was right outside united medical center. the shooting happened around 10:00 last night and police tell us one man was shot in the head. investigators were focusing the investigation on this car you're looking at. police don't have a suspect in the shooting. >>> a d.c. cab driver is opening up about a brutal atktack at the hands of his customers. he was beaten robbed and then stuffed into the trunk of his own car. this happened early on sunday morning. he was taking a group of men from adams morgan to congress heights d of pairingy get fare the men attacked, choked and punched him. and demanded his money. >> my mind was telling me i was not going to be okay. they put me in the trunk. >> he has been driving a cab about ten months and isn't sure if he will return to the job. >>> this afternoon the actor who played screech back in the 1990s television show "saved by the bell" will be in court. dustin diamond is accused of stabbing a man during a bar fight on christmas day in wisconsin. he's facing several charges, including carr

and a father and son were found shot to death near united medical center. >> it's ridiculous. young and old, it does not matter, you cannot walk or drive. without somebody trying to do something to you. >> monday afternoon, another shooting in northeast. mayor elect muriel bowser spoke with residents saturday night meeting with the police monday to map out a strategy. >> this ability is important. patrols, residents have pointed out to us, we need more patrols. >> we need a serious look at deployment and how beat officers are supervised. >> the man who was shot on division avenue late this afternoon, he becomes the cities 106th homicide this year. last year there were 104 12 of those from the navy yard shooting. roz plater, abc 7 news. >> two years later, a local family continues to push for an arrest in the hit-and-run death of a teenager. 16-year-old jackson died in 2012 after being struck by two vehicles on new york avenue, not far from her northwest d.c. home. tonight her family held a vigil in her memory near the scene of the crash. >> i feel proud and blessed that my dau

this is the area around where canine units picked up his center near the stoning ton farm apartmentsdoylestown. a chopper was flying overhead last night with the hopes an infrared camera would detect him. let's get to that picture of bradley tomorrow. law enforcement flooded the area after an attempted carjacking near shady retreat and beg your pardony road. there were reports of shots fired. a victim told police a man strongly resembling stone ran into the woods. the search for stone is now stretching into its second day into its seconds county after shooting spree that began yesterday morning and extended to three different homes in montgomery county. authorities say he shot and killed his 33-year-old ex-wife nicole hill, then went ton kill her mother, grandmother, sister, brother-in-law and her 14-year-old niece. he shot her 17-year-old nephew in the head but he is clinging to life. an ongoing custody dispute could be at the center of all of this. >> they weren't getting along. i guess she didn't want anything -- when they start arguing with one another, i don't want you to have h

united players center, howard street, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.n a weapon you get $200 no questions asked. >> lot's turn things over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. tracking the time line of the storm. how are we doing? >> so far really good here. check in, take a look, excuse me at the forecast models. see how they're initializing. how is it right now, matching up with forecast models have. there was no forecast model. at the moment that has anything changing from what we saw prior to today, so it is looking more and more likely like again, heavy rain event through tomorrow. ramped up our rainfall totals. 1/2 inch in the north bay. spotty there in marin, napa, sonoma counties. heavier rainfall, offshore. will move into the north bay, as we head through one to two hours. likely, the valley by 12:05. again this is just the beginning of our storm system. take you to the timing. a lot to go over. if you are tire, had a long day. take a moment. follow the time line to the top. thursday forecast. see at 1:00 a.m. heavier areas of rainfall. that we

this happened just after 10:00 last night near united medical center on southern avenue. one victim was found inside a car, another one was found outside the vehicle. both were pronounced dead at the scene. southern avenue was temporarily shut down in both directions overnight as police continue their investigation. >>> and a wake is planned this afternoon for a teacher's aide. >> who was stabbed to death last monday. maryland state troopers found lily bell morris dying in front ofler home in jefferson, maryland. and now her 19-year-old granddaughter is charged with her murder. services are set from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. this afternoon at gary rollins funeral home in frederick and again from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. tonight at jackson chapel united methodist church. that is also in frederick. >>> still ahead on wusa9, a republican lawmaker gives president obama rare kudos on his handling of the sony cyber attack. sort of. >>> plus, should another country aside from north korea be held accountable for this as well? we'll explain, coming up after the break. as a small business owner y

. >>> meantime, this weekend about 1,000 demonstrators united in center city for one of the largest rallies and marches yet through philadelphia. the group blackout philly began at 15th and arch streets with their hands up and they made their way around city hall. their message, fight hate with love. men, women and children called for change in race relations and policing across the country. >> i think it's a good thing, because we should be talking about race relations. i think that it's a huge problem in the united states right now. >> you know what's beautiful, this is when you know america's changing, when young, white people are standing up across the world saying black lives matter. >> protesters marched for hours, making it to the steps of the art museum and shutting down some city streets, but the protest was peaceful and police say there were no arrests. >>> today, souderton area high school will hold a vigil for two of the victims of last week's killing spree in montgomery county. ninth grader nina flick was killed. her 17-year-old brother, anthony flick, a junior at the high scho

. >>> and this weekend, about 1,000 demonstrators united in center city for one of the largest rallies and marches yet through philadelphia. the group blackout philly began at 15th and arch with their hands up and then made their way around city hall. their message, fight hate with love. men, women and children called for a change in race relations and policing across the country. >> i think it's a good thing, because we should be talking about race relations. i think that it's a huge problem in the united states right now. >> you know what's beautiful, this is when you know america's changing, when young, white people are standing up across the world saying black lives matter. >> protesters marched for hours, making it to the steps of the art museum, shutting down some city streets. the protest was peaceful and police say there were no arrests. >>> today, souderton area high school will hold a vigil for two of the victims of last week's killing spree in montgomery county. ninth grader nina flick was killed. her 17-year-old brother, anthony flick, a junior at the high school, was serio

. >>> meanwhile, the protests continue, and this weekend about 1,000 demonstrators united in center city for one of the largest rallies and marches yet through philadelphia. the group blackout philly began at 15th and art streets with their hands up and then made their way around city hall. their message, fight hate with love. men, women and even young children called for change in race relations and policing across the country. >> i think it's a good thing, because we should be talking about race relations. i think that it's a huge problem in the united states right now. >> you know what's beautiful, this is when you know america's changing, when young white people are standing up across the world saying black lives matter. >> the protesters marched for hours, making it to the steps of the art museum, even shutting down some city streets, but the protest was peaceful, and police say there were no arrests. >>> new from overnight, crews are trying to figure out what caused a fire at a halfway house in camden. flames broke out at the building along magnolia avenue around 11:30 last night.

introducing a resolution to authorized $500,000 for the fund to support the nonprofit building the unit players group center and also for west bay in the south of market those projects were funded and were by the stabilitytion fund and recommended by the citizens advisory committee this september up in 2005 was part of the rincon hill plan to have the improvement in the south of market many years latter this fund will help us to acquire the in time spaces for spaces that provide spaces for youngest people this the first time to allocate the funds with the help the united players purported the building between 6 and 7 in the heart of market and united players is a invention preservation program and work closely with our office in enhancing and promoting parks and thuf the center and the park since moving to the space an howard space they've been active in kruth prongs in this past year they've started the construction companies to impose o impose youth to the jobs the money for the south of market stabilization funds will help them purchase they're building sold for slightly over one million dollars the $4 m

. >>> meantime, the protests continue, and this weekend about 1,000 demonstrators united in center city, philadelphia, for one of the largest rallies and marches yet through philadelphia. the group blackout philly began at 15th and arch with their hands up and then made their way around city hall. their message, fight hate with love. protesters marched for hours last night, making it to the steps of the art museum, even shutting down some city streets. men, women and young children called for a change in race relations and policing across the country. >>> new from overnight in camden, investigators are looking for the cause of a fire at a halfway house. flames broke out in the building along magnolia avenue around 11:30 last night. everybody made it out okay and there are no reports of any injuries. >>> this morning police in montgomery county are looking for two masked men armed with guns who robbed a 7-eleven overnight. nbc 10 was there as police searched for clues at 54th and city avenue in lower merion township. officers told us the men held up the store around 12:30 this morning. o

gibbs: h.r. 1378 designates the united states federal judicial center located at 333 west broadway in san diego, california, as the john roads federal judicial center, it also designates the united states courthouse in san diego, california, as the james m. carter and judeth n. keep united states courthouse. john s. roach senior was a united states federal judge on the united states tisstrict court for the southern district of california for 22 years. before judge roach became -- began practicing law, he served in the united states navy during world war ii. early in his career he practiced law for the city of san diego, california, as a prosecuting attorney and deputy city attorney. judge roach was nominated by president reagan in 1985 to serve as federal judge on the united states district court in california where he served 2007.his death in jew dit n. keep was nominated for jummingship by president carter and serve for years. she was the first female judge if her district and later became its first female chief judge serving in that capacity from 1991 to 199 . she continued to serv

the bill is targeted as it applies to centralized treasury units centers, or c.t.u.'s, of nonfinancial end user companies. the c.t.u. model enables a end user corporation to efficiently centralize hedging risks for the entire consolidated corporate group and is in fact a corporate best practice. it prevents companies to more efficiently hedge commercial business risk which was always the intent of dodd-frank. the c.t.f. agrees with the underlying policy of the bill as they provided no action relief on this point. however, h.r. 5471 is still needed because as a practical matter no action relief is no substitute for statutory fixes as it creates legal uncertainty when deciding how to organize your global business structure. corporate boards may be hesitant to approve a decision, as they're required to do, that violates the law based only on the assurance that c.t.f. staff will not recommend enforcement. h.r. 5471 fixes the quirky result of treating companies that uses a c.t.u. model differently than companies that do not accomplish the same result. the bill also solves

. >>> behind the walls of the detense center in charleston, south carolina one of the loudest housing units is a1a also known as disciplinary segregation. >> a lot of noise. beating on the door. flooding, busted sprinkler heads. hanging arms out the flaps. just anything to disrupt the unit and stop the flow of the unit. you have to be prepared for those things. >> the unit houses 48 inmates and is always at full capacity. >> they're a danger to themselves and or others. they have violated one of our regulations within the jail and they have been sentenced for a period of time in segregation. >> they're confined to single person cells all but one hour per day which they can either spend in the day room or in an adjacent recreation area with little to do but walk around. >> they're handcuffed and they have leg irons on so it's a lot differ from general population and a lot of them that come in here don't ever want to come back in here so they learn their lesson. however we do have a lot of individuals that it's like a revolving door. they're in here every other week. >> along with the officer

delaware bureau, police have arrested a man accused of stealing 12 air conditioning units off the roof of a shopping centerjohn royer iii is charged with felony theft and criminal mischief. police say he stole the units from the river plaza shopping center in new castle earlier this week. police believe there may be more suspects out there and are still investigating. >>> to this now, home owners in northampton county may have to pay more in taxes soon, because the northampton county council voted to increase real estate taxes by $1 million last night. that would cost the average homeowner about $117 more a year. this comes as the county's reserve fund has dropped $142 million this year. the tax hike isn't final until the county executive signs off on it. >>> nbc 10 first alert weather, tracking showers moving across the delaware valley tonight. but even more rain is expected for saturday. glenn? >> yes, that's right. the weekend is not going to be a total washout. the rain could be heavy at times tomorrow. i am tracking the timing to help you plan ahead. >>> a gloomy day in atlantic city but a glimmer of

in the last one hour, i've been speaking to united states center for disease control.ut in place to tackle the virus. >> thanks for speaking to us from sierra leone. thank you. >>> before we go, our top story today. first pictures from inside the school in pakistan where a taliban attack left more than 140 dead, most of them children. three days of mourning are underway in pakistan. bbc journalists have been in the compound sharing the site of the attack and also speaking to taliban who are expressing no remorse for that attack at all. this is bbc world news. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ break the ice, with breath freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. >>> hello. you're watching "gmt" on bbc world news. i'm lucy hockings. our top stories. a nation in shock. pakistan mourns for those killed in the peshawar massacre. funerals are held for 142 children and teacher who is died many the taliban's deadliest ever attack in pakistan. the prime minister calls it the worst tragedy in the country's history. we report from inside the school. >> this is entirely burnt out because e

decided it should be named in his honor for his patriotic devotion to the national constitution center into united states of america. we are grateful for governor bush taking of his father's example, and his engagement with the national constitution center. he is joined by his son, jeb jr. governor jeb bush. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all very much. thank you. if you can't get fired up about the declaration of independence and the constitution of the bill of rights, you just need to go back and learn how to get ired up. [laughter] the enthusiasm for what jeb brings to this job is extraordinary. i love the mission of visit, learn, debate. the visiting comes to this great city of philadelphia. hopefully we will get more visitors because of this historic arrangement with the new york library and the state f pennsylvania to have the bill of rights be located here. there are a lot of great exhibits. tell your friends and neighbors to come. it is important for cash flow purposes that we have people that come to visit. [laughter] learning about our heritages and our past is something i think we l

about a block away from the united medical center. one man found dead outside this car. one man found debt inside the preston cornelius johnson sr. was retired from the maryland department of environment services. he was the father of ten children. johnny law is one of his sons. >> it took the holidays completely away from us. the new year is coming it took that away. at least we did get to spend christmas with my dad, so that's a plus. now i don't have a dad or >> reporter: in the last week we're averaging about a murder a day. coming up at 6:00 mayor-elect will talk about the increase in violence in our city. live in northeast, pat collins, news 4. >> well, this double shooting now brings the total number of home cites in the district to 105 this year. those numbers are close to last year but last year there was an inflated total because of the mass shooting at the navy yard. the others do not include two people shot and killed by police officers this week. a frederick county maryland woman accused of killing her grandmother will be examined by a psychiatrist. the judg

both hug shot a short distance from united medical center. in just a few moments police will provide an up date on their investigation. we'll have more on news 4 at 5:00. >>> right now first at 4:00 the washington monument is open again. the national park service had to shut it down for a short time because of a leak above the screening area. that affected the x-ray machine and could have compromised security. it's still not clear where the leak generated. two weeks ago an elevator outage forced crews to close the monument for an entire day. >>> first at 4:00 police want been to be careful when you answer the phone. montgomery county police tell us there's been a rise in phone scams within the past week. officers say someo has randomly dialing numbers, saying that a family member or friend of yours is in jail in an accident even kidnapped. the scammer then asks you to send money via a wire transfer or prepaid card. if you get a call like this don't give away any of your personal information, just ask if you can call them back. >>> a president

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this was right outside united medical center. two men died from the shooting last night. one man was shot in the head. police aren't releasing any suspect information as of right now. >>> and speaking of now, police are also looking for a gunman who opened fire at a police car in california. the shooting happened last night in los angeles. no officers were hurt. l.a. police department declared a city wide tactical alert sending every available officer to the scene. one person is in custody in connection with the shooting. police did find a rifle >> across the country there is a rift between police and the communities they protect. over the weekend we saw there is quickly becoming a division between police departments and government agencies. the white house and federal lawmakers say constructive dialogue needs to take place to bridge the gap on all levels. richard jordan live on capitol hill with how some feel the conver isn't many coming fast enough. good morning. >> reporte aaron, good morning. that dialogue critical coming to some kind of resolution. over the weekend,

siding with these guys, judge siding with these guys, the president of the united states defending these guys. ever feel like cust center. >> i feel like i'm in a time warp nightmare. what is going on here with the police across the country, and how people are turning. these cops are doing a great job. the brought crime down. they're putting their lives at risk. where is the demonstration with the 100 cops killed last year in the united states of america? where is the president, where is this big bird mayor when you get

this weekend about 1,000 demonstrators united in center city for one of the largest rallies yet in philadelphia. the group blackout philly began at 15th and arch streets with their hands up, and then made their way around city hall. their message, fight hate with love. men, women, and even young children called for change in race relations and policing across the country. >> i think it's a good thing because we should be talking about race relations. i think that it's a huge problem in the united states right now. >> you know what's beautiful? this is when you know america is changing, when young white people are standing up across the world saying black lives matter. >> protesters marched for hours making it to the steps of the art museum. police say it was peaceful and there were no arrests. >>> in cleveland demonstrators took to the streets to protest the death of a 12-year-old boy who police shot and killed last month. a group of protesters from ferguson, missouri, came to the city as well. no one was arrested. meantime, there was a vigil at the park last night where tamir rice was killed.

sydney's united states center. and also anna coren, our correspondent, who is based there. anna, i'm going to start with you. what do you know about the victims tonight? >> reporter: we know about the two hostages that were killed. 34-year-old tori johnson. he was of course the manager of the lindt chocolate cafe, which is a block from where we are standing. we understand from media reports, local media reports, that perhaps he was grappling with the gunman, this lone gunman, and that is when perhaps one of the shots was fired. we heard from police that they heard gunshots just after 2:00 a.m. this morning. that is why they stormed the cafe and ended the siege. but certainly lindt, the lindt ceo as well as the family of tori johnson have both spoken out talking about the incredible man that he was. they describe him as a hero. he worked at that particular cafe for some two years, and obviously they are all grieving his loss. the other person who was killed was 38-year-old katrina dawson, a mother of three, a lawyer here in sydney, and once again, don, friends and family spe

ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. >>> inside the sheriff al cannon detention center, unita1a, disciplinary segregation, not unlike other disciplinary segregation units throughout the nati nation. it's solitary confinement 23 hours a day but in charleston, it's different from all others. it houses both men and women. while women comprise 10% of the total inmate population of 1300, relatively few get into serious trouble. >> we never have more than 3 to 5 females at a time. so to take up an entire housing unit for just females doesn't seem to make a whole lot of sense. >> give it to me when you come out. >> we keep the females closest to the officer's desk to monitor the communication between the females and the males. sometimes you'll have a male or female that you want to come to disciplinary so they can communicate. they have married couples and partners here. >> drives me crazy being in here. >> try to speak to them through ventilation system. >> what are you doing? >> of course. >> or they attempt to pass notes from the unit workers. so they want to keep an eye on that.

police team us sunday's overnight double homicide near united medical center involved a father and a son. the two are 71-year-old preston johnson and his 49-year-old son preston johnson, jr. both of prince george's county. a patrol officer spotted their car sunday night on southern avenue in southeast d.c. the officer found one body lying in the road. another one inside the car. police are now offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. >>> a funeral will be held today for 67-year-old lillie morris. the family will receive friends at jackson chapel united methodist church beginning at 11:00 this morning. the funeral will begin at noon. investigators say morris was stabbed last week at her home in jefferson, maryland. a passing driver spotted morris on her front lawn breeding. her granddaughter 19-year-old hestina harris is charged with murder. she'll undergo a psyche evaluation to see if she understands the proceedings before action is taken. >>> d.c. mayor vincent gray still has some items on his to do list. he plans to sign four more bills befo

. >>> meantime, protests continue, and this weekend about 1,000 demonstrators united in center city for one of the largest rallies yet through philadelphia. the group blackout philly began at 15th and arch with their hands in the air, then made their way around city hall. and their message is fight hate with love. men, women and young children called for a change in race relations and policing across the country. >> i think it's a good thing, because we should be talking about race relations. i think that it's a huge problem in the united states right now. >> you know what's beautiful, this is when you know america is changing, when young, white people are standing up across the world saying black lives matter. >> protesters marched for hours, making it to the steps of the art moou zeem and shutting down some city streets, but police say it was peaceful and there were no arrests. >>> new from overnight, crews are trying to figure out what caused a fire at a halfway house in camden. flames broke out at the building along magnolia avenue around 11:30 last night. everybody made it out safe

shortly after arriving in west berlin, i went to a large refugee center operated there by the united states army to receive the thousands riverview refugees fleeing communism in east germany poland and czechoslovakia. during my time there that number reached over 3,000 persons a week. those brave east germans czechs, poles all were demonstrating that the appeal democracy was and is universal. in response to that human tide the east german government with the help of the soviet allies, built the infamous wall. i believe then and believe now that the wall is the most tangible symbol of the failure of communism that exists. is -- for it demonstrated for the world to see in the most stark and barbaric way that the only way the east german government could keep their people within their country was to prevent them from leaving their country. #could keep their people within their country was to prevent them from leaving their country. for nearly 30 years the berlin wall has stood as a symbol of the failure of communism. many saw that failure occurring over time and now it is said that even

at some place in the middle of no place -- ♪ >> all right, men, on behalf of the united states army, the reception centerere today and into the united states army. we're glad to see all of your happy, smiling faces. fellows, during the first new days you'll be with us here at this camp, you'll be converted from a civilian into a full-fledged soldier. you'll be interviewed by someone who will inquire into your past life before you came into the army. >> machinist on construction of gun and gun pocks. >> that's right. >> what machines did you operate? >> i operated boring mills tool grinders, tool pressers, planes and -- >> fall in! >> forward. hut, hut hut. pick it up, pick it up! >> company halt. >> fall out. >> i don't want to give you the impression it's only for religious services and advice that you can come to the chaplain. you can come to him at any time. for example, if you g pl in trouble with your girlfriend and she doesn't write you anymore, you want to know how to propose, why, just come see the chaplain and he'll give you some advice. or if if you get in trouble with your first sergeant, you

glitch, apparently a failure of the flight planning server at the main air traffic control center in the united kingdom. remember that name because i don't think it is the last time you will hear it. there was a problem for just under two hours, but two hours on a friday evening at this time of the year in what is -- heathrow is the busiest airport, we are told in the world busiest in europe. that has a huge knock-on effect. london alone has four airports. we know that the problem is over. the good news is that air space above london is now open again and has been since just after 1800 g.m.t. but the knock-on effect is going to be huge. we hear there are already 50 consolations and expect that number to grow out of heathrow airport. >> that is our report from london. there was transport chaos in italy as a strike brought the country to a stand still. they protested in 50 cities, and some of the protests turned violent as our correspondent now explains. >> angry students marched the streets of rome before jumping fence of a regional council building and flinging bottles at police, who fired back

. >> so far 10 of the 50 amazon fulfillment centers? the unitedtates have integrated the robots. >> the tracy fulfillment center at it's peak can ship 700,000 items per day and robots helping out in that regard. >> i have to tell you i like your socks. they are cool. >> with all the this efficiency how will it effect the cutoff times for orders. >> right now same day shipping the cutoff time is noon. they think with the use of technology they can push it back at least a couple more hours into the early or late afternoon. live in san jose. >>> our international markets are lowered today and future trading suggests wall street will head down when trading begins this morning. >> jill wagner has all the details. good morning. >> good morning brian and michelle. here in wall street stocks open in record high territory after a short trading day on friday. it was enough to close at another record high. nasdaq added about 4 points. black friday shopping weekend could be losing it's appeal according to estimates by the national retail federation spending f

this comes about a year after our investigative unit teamed with the center for investigative reporting and exposed that little information is available for parents who want to know about a day care's inspection history, past violation or safety issues. so we did it ourselves, posting all inspection reports on nbc's web site for napa county and santa clara county. after our reporting state lawmakers took action revamping the state site to include this information for every county. >> now you can get this information online. we've seen the improvements in the last year. >> it's significant how much has changed in a short amount of time. >> this evening at 11:00, we'll take you inside the system to show you how children, now better protected but also how child advocates say that even more needs to be done. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, police give us a call or send us an e-mail. >> wall street had a shortened work week this week. >> and scott mcgrew knows all about this. but we're seeing a resurge gent market in the last couple of days. will we carry this to this week? >>

they say the loss will lead to massive being gaps at health care centers. >> united in opposition to the government's draconian restructuring of russia's ramshackle health care service. nobody disagreed that it need a radical makeover. knowledge being rb being 27 moscow hospitals and clinics and 8,000 health care workers being made jobless. health care is being buried it says ton side of the coffin. the doctor a gastroengt rolingss igastroenterologist,dire shortaf in the capital. >> they fired doctors and nurses of preretirement age. those who gave up to 30 years of their lives to medicine. many doctors in city hospitals were offered ridiculous positions of cleaning staff. the situation is critical. they fire people because they say there are way too many doctors although it is acknowledged that there are way too few of them. >> genuinely concerned that the proposed cut would leave the vulnerable knowledge part of society at risk during a brutal moscow winter. sending a message to the government athat this rebellion by the doctors and their patients is far from over. peter sharp, al

same unit that i took to combat 11 years ago just returned from a six-month deployment to afghanistan where they had two pieces of equipment on their pliant one helmet if you will and they center units which gave them higher fidelity on what they are looking at in the cockpit. train them and sent the airplanes forward very successfully for six months in afghanistan and returned home. that money in ingria is very well spent, extremely well spent and how we do that and it's defendable unrepeatable and something we think is key to ensuring with the legacy airplanes we have we always have the capability to support the air force and the war -- and we also use that money for domestic operations. we will buy the explosive ordinance disposal robots, medical gear, seabearing equipment things we think that are important because on america's worst night i can guarantee you who's going to be out the door supporting the community or across the state. it will be air national guard members was alongside with army air national guard. we are going to be there and i always tell people if you are in the national guard you are always on a mission. you are part time. you can have somebody returned

also from delaware, you'ring looking at a man accuse of stealing 12 air conditioning units off the roof of a shopping center. police arrested him charged with felony theft and criminal mischief. recording to police he stole the units from the river plaza shopping center in new castle this week. investigators believe there may be more suspects in this case and they're continuing to investigate. >>> still ahead, today a berks county community will rally around its so-called charlie brown christmas tree. we'll tell you what they have planned in just a moment. >>> at 13 minutes after 9:00 here is a live look at boathouse row. a very cloudy picture out there. it looks like it's one of those raw kind of days. and it is, except the temperature is going to be pretty mild. we're going to warm up in the 50s. however, it's going to be raining. that threat of rain will be with us for most of the day into the night. tomorrow it will clear up. sunny but much cooler. meteorologist michelle grossman will have details coming up. >>> if you're planning on putting up your christmas lights this weekend, definitely do it tomorr