>> is that the most valuable? >> there is one tiny distinction that makes it more valuable, was it stained with moon dust. >> moon swag. what would it cost on the moon? >> this is highly affordable. anybody should be able to make that. >> without doubt. >> america's food desert. it is no secret that america is fat. that extra weight may be killing us. for first time in history, americans manned up with a short he life span than their parents, because of obesity. and the big part of the problem is food desert. where quick fix low nutrition meals have taken over. "america tonight's" michael okwu visited an american food desert. does the community really have an appetite for change? >> reporter: you're looking at a fast food waste land. south central los angeles. it's supersized with yurch junkd joints and drowning in big gulps. negotiating with the bloods and bloods and crips, time and sage in a song. >> you're going to smell how fragrant and different it is. the be chef at post and beam with its own herb garden. >>

they have metal goods that are very valuable. they have weapons that can allow you to gain advantage over others. scrapesre a woman who for a living, it is highly valuable to use a metal scraper than a bone scraper. the osage were able to monopolize and trade with other groups further away from french communities. they had contact with the french for trade. for the french, getting hides in particular is leather that they can train back to french and europe, which is highly valuable for them as well. so the osage will become famous in missouri as imperial native groups, so osage empire, as mans call it, was the large population dominated the trade of that region, both in terms of european trade and in terms of other european groups. so they have a large population, a lot of power, they were commercial hunters, and they wielded power in that region in much the way others were doing in the northern plains at the same time, the comanches are doing in the southwest and it to texas at the same time, so they were one of these our full,

that's the most valuable. tiny distinction was it stained with moon dust.ne of the checklists that was on their wrist, cuff checklist, you could see in every photo of them walk pg on the moon almost every page is coated in moon dust and traded to private entities for over $1 million. >> who can sell this moon swag has until recent been up in the air. ed mitchell, put the camera he used on apollo for auction in 2011, the space agency got involved. >> no charges were made against dr. mitchell. >> mitchell turned over the camera used to shoot this film to the smithsonian. but apollo astronauts pushed back. saying there was an informal agreement allowing them to hang onto their space souvenirs. and president obama quietly signed hr 4158 into law. it allows apollo astronauts to keep and cash in on items they brought home. like this flag flown to the moon and this personal preference kit belonging to buzz aldrin. and this schematic flown to the lunar surface and signed by gene cernan the last man to walk on the moon. >> right now, space is the most popular collec

what are the most viable companies -- most valuable companies in the world?f you guessed that many of them are not german, you would be right. >> only six german companies made it into the top 100. a bit of a letdown. chinese companies are right up there, especially u.s. corporations. the study reveals more than half the most valuable publicly traded companies are from the united states, especially high-tech firms with digital know-how or among the world leaders. apple is first place, followed by google's parent company and microsoft. together they are worth $1.5 trillion in market capitalization, making them more valuable than the 30 largest dax listed companies, worth just over one trillion. some other big german names did not make it onto the list. >> with their domination of digital technology, u.s. corporations, primarily tech companies, top the global business rankings. all 10 of the world's most viable firms come from the united states. u.s. firms are also predominate in i.t. they also lead in financial and pharmaceutical sectors. in europe, the top pl

and so, sugar is still valuable. in many ways, a more efficient decision for the planters to produce nothing but sugar and they use some of that value to purchase food from nearby. and here is where mainland north america comes into play. you look at any history textbook on u.s. history and if you look on the chapters dealing with the second half of the 1600 cc lots of stuff happening in all of these colonies at once. a lot of that is being pushed because of what is happening in the caribbean. this colonial system, kind of like billiard balls, one thing moves and one spot affects the others. him him they are all tied together. to give us a sense here, to keep these tiny islands running. one of the things that they need is that they need boats and ships which also need fish. fisher and easy source of protein and are relatively cheap to get because they do not have to be raised, they just have to because. and the second half of the 1600s, new england, which has lots of forests for ship building and easy access to great

personal data. >> guest: valuable personal data around consumers' viewing habits, searches, choices. as we've learned by watching silicon valley rise, big data sets are the gold, they are holy grail of monetization. and clearly, this is an effort to get government assistance, to get access to content that would allow you to collect the metadata around that content. if you're the tv one network, you negotiated effectively with charter or comcast for carriage. you've negotiated for what channel you sit on, what tier you'll be on. you had a negotiation around tezzing, what -- advertising, what the splits will be. you may have any number of other digital rights. if i give that deal to you and then that can be sucked out the back door through a box and put into google's box, right? who doesn't negotiate with tv one for access to the content but is merely taking it, and then you're free to strip out all that stuff he negotiated for, you're allowing one set of commercial interests to monetize valuable property that they didn't negotiate for and enjoy all the repneumonia rahtive benefits of

you look at how valuable that problem is. things people put in their dropbox are the most important possessions. the stuff in your dropbox is stuff that if your house were burning down, these are the things you would get. for a company making their team productive, having a safe place for their most important information, these are extremely valuable problems we solve. we are shipped on most samsung phones out of the box. we just partnered with microsoft last year to build dropbox into office. there's a lot going on, and investors see the potential here. emily: you always said dropbox is a standalone company. do you have that same conviction today that you had two years ago, eight years ago when you started? drew: for sure. it is important that we are -- being independent allows us to support all of the different platforms equally. you see as the other companies try to move in the space, they tend to favor their native platform at the expense of others. that is something that is really core. the switzerland approach is valuab

>> is that the most valuable? >> there is one tiny distinction that makes it more valuable, was it stained with moon dust. >> moon swag. what would it cost on the moon? >> this is

authorities say it's a arime first, never leave any valuables in your vehicle. the majority of thieves check the car doors to see if they're open, so always lock your doors. and if they're able to get into the car, thieves will rummage around so don't leave a spare key in the vehicle. "it's one of those things, it's a preventable crime. you know a lot of these we get there we're like k we give tips when we get there, but unfortunately it's too late the party we're talking to. keep those valuables hidden," said sioux city police officer, sgt. scott hatting. sergeant hatting says the simplest way to avoid becoming a victim is to take anything valuable out of your vehicle. a georgia man, who's charged in the armed robbery of a north sioux city, south dakota. convenience store, says he's not guilty of the crime. the robbery happened back on december 1st at the casey's general store on river drive. 25-year-old mykel booth from atlanta was arrested in sioux falls. he faces several charges including first degree robbery, assault and grand theft. investigators say he th

to help us garner valuable ground intelligence, further enhance our air campaign and above all enable local forces that can hold territory occupied by isil. >> the question during tuesday's hearing, but this hasn't been enough of a robust discussion about this really because even though the administration said at the end of october, that it was looking at taking these sorts of steps to increase it's -- it's actions against isil, there hasn't really been a full throated public debate about it the way we are seeing, for example, in the united king come. so with the announcement that mrs. going to be this force,

you look at how valuable that problem is. things people put in their dropbox are the most important possessions. the stuff in your dropbox is stuff that if your house were burning down, you would go get. for a company making their team productive, having a safe place for their most important information. these are extremely valuable problems we solve. we are shipped on most samsung phones out of the box. we just partnered with microsoft last year to bills dropbox into office. there's a lot going on, and investors see the potential here. emily: you always said dropbox is a standalone company. do you have that same conviction today that you had two years ago, three years ago, eight years ago when you started? drew: for sure. and i think it is important that we are -- being independent allows us to support all of the different platforms equally. you see as the other companies try to move in the space, they tend to favor their native platform kind of at the expense of others. that is something that is really core. that sort of sw

either this is valuable information that the public has determined was very worthwhile and prize-winning at that or it is criminal that it can't be both i would think. tom blanton who runs the national security archive in washington knows more about classification of documents than just about anybody and he has written a very interesting chapter on classification which gets to one of the points of the balance we talked about earlier. in the wake of 9/11, brennan has been in the white house, and others said we need to gather the biggest haystack of information because we don't know what we don't know. we don't want to miss anything, we need to have the biggest haystack. critics of that have taken the position that we don't know what we do know because the haystack has been so expanded that the needles of information to use that metaphor have been lost. >> host: your book you quote the wall street journal as saying 75% of all u.s. internet traffic is being vacuumed by the u.s. surveillance program including private communications. both u.s. and foreign citizens. ..f u.s. and foreign citize

sometimes people think there is something valuable. i leave nothing in my car.basically tore everything up. bill: the 2nd chase car that has been robbed. >> i don't know what you're talking about. nothing important stolen. bill: is that a camera on the school? is there a possibility of getting it? >> i was not able to obtain them. >> when i was in chicago. valuable wordprocessor. it had a lot of stories that i had written. and it broke my heart. you can never really write these things. you know what happened. they don't care about anything. in a town like chicago. >> any chance you might drive a car that is a little less flashy? >> i don't draw the flashy car. >> you are very judgmental. >> i really appreciated. >> no one is frustrated. ♪ bill: "high speed chase". >> this little guy must have nine lives. on the east river on sunday rescued again but this time a new york city firefighters. right near the world trade center. they flew about a hundred feet before crashing to the ground. he will be on the strict diet of pain medication and bourbon. >> on the lookout

that wasn't some random person. >> the againgetaway driver. >> don't leave valuables in your car and don't be an idiot and steal stuff. >>> we're finally ready to relaunch crystal pepsi. >> i thought they shut that division down decades ago. >> we never shut down. >> you knew that, and you know who's going to get you dry, crystal pepsi. >> crystal pepsi! >> crystal pepsi. >> that's been around five times >> crystal pepsi was canned in '93. >> let's get word out. >> and vito and his dad are going to be trying this together. >> we're so lucky and so honored. they sent us two of the very first crystal pepsis. >> after all that time he spent getting crystal pepsi, they're just going to give two away? >> this is cool. let's not forget, it's sod did a. -- soda. >> it tastes like regular pepsi. >>> any time we have a video on this show we defer to ours are pretty boy oli pettigrew. but who is the cowboy now? >> that's right. they wanted her to model some gowns so i tagged along with her. they even shot a video which was really slick. they shot the photos and video in north phoenix. >> did s

that wasn't some random person. >> the again getaway driver. >> don't leave valuables in your car and don't be an idiot and steal stuff. >>> we're finally ready to relaunch crystal pepsi. >> i thought they shut that division down decades ago. >> we never shut down. >> you knew that, and you know who's going to get you dry, crystal pepsi. >> crystal pepsi! >> crystal pepsi. >> that's been around five times longer than he's been alive. >> crystal pepsi was canned in '93. >> let's get word out. >> and vito and his dad are going to be trying this >> we're so lucky and so honored. they sent us two of the very first crystal pepsis. >> after all that time he spent getting crystal pepsi, they're just going to give two away? >> this is cool. let's not forget, it's sod did a. -- soda. >> it tastes like regular pepsi. >> but clear. >>> any time we have a video on this show we defer to ours are pretty boy oli pettigrew. >> that's right. they wanted her to model some gowns so i tagged along with her. they even shot a video which was really slick. they shot the photos and video in north phoenix. >>

. >> that tool we lost, the metadata program, was a valuable tool that we no longer have at our disposal. >> the old program covered 20% to 30% of phone numbers to search for terrorists. the new program covers nearly 100%. that gives us greater ability to stop acts of terrorism and he knows that that's the case. >> i don't think national television in front of 15

so-- adam: metric, not-- jack: if this thing migrates over to montana, then this is going to be valuable: when we were done recording all of the data, we carefully placed the snake in its den. populations of the prairie rattlesnake appear to be falling. hopefully this research will help identify their habitats so wildlife managers can find new ways to protect them. though black bears are the most common bear in north america, very few people have ever seen a white black bear. but why are they white? and why are they so rare? to solve this mystery, we went to a mysterious place, an ancient rainforest on a remote island in canada. my daughter kathaleen and i traveled to princess royal island in hopes of seeing the white black bear, commonly called the spirit bear. scientists believe that these black bears have been isolated from other populations for over 350,000 years. they evolved separately, allowing the white bear subspecies to develop and eventually thrive. to cover more ground, kathaleen went searching with guide chris hudson while i headed farther up stream. kathaleen: good luck. ja

can anybody credibly argue the video market, the access to valuable content in new and amazing forms, is not running at light speed? that we are not seeing explosive innovation, constant new offerings. we have a company that used to mail you d.v.d.'s a handful of years ago that now has more sobs that any pay-tv provider in the world, whose stock has appreciated greater than anybody could imagine, who is doing exceptionally well and now has a series of original content in the form netflix delivers. what is wrong with this market that we need the government to try to engineer yet another competitive alternative? a second thing that is wrong is consumers don't want it. if anything netflix and services are proving is that streaming is an invention that has overtaken what a lot of people have relied on this box to do. take dvr functionality. it is an important service. as streaming becomes more dominant, the need to record, skip through commercials, it becomes less significant to a lot of consumers. why? because they can stream it. i can stream it wants, 10 times. i can rewind, move it for

if thieves see a box for something valuable, they may want to break into your home. reed: this security video caught footage of this robbery. breaking the glass into the convenience store window. they actually pick up the atm so far, no word -- all in the back -- in the back of the suv. marie: in most early cities, the showing of the new star wars movie started tuesday evening. reed: what about the people who have no clue about what th excitement is about. that is what binge marathons is about. >> the early morning hours on hollywood boulevard were quiet and peaceful. unless, you were here inside the el capitan theater. the star wars marathon began at 1:00 a.m. in the morning. fans that to see the first star wars movie ever made circa 1977 on the big screen. >> i am seeing star wars on the big screen. six before the big premiere is like a long refresher course. 20 minute breaks and pajamas are breaking up the 20 hours. >> it has feet and it is fuzzy. >> elizabeth was even more prepared. she came with princess leia buns , looking on point. star wars, the force awakens

profiling is a valuable tool in intelligence and law enforcement. unfortunately, it has been abused. some police officers have stopped motorists for d-w-b . . . driving while black. this isn't just illegal. it's 3 unconstitutional.but don't end profiling because some have abused it.emerging evidence officials overlooked or perhaps ignored warning signs regarding the san bernardino husband and wife terror team. the man brought home from saudi arabia a woman who was essentially an internet bride. u-s officials approved her visa in spite of giving a fake address and posting social media comments favorable toward violent islamic jihad. she also had ties to a radical cleric . . . and a notorious mosque. saudi arabia and her birth country, . . .pakistan, . . . have both produced countless islamic jihadists. all of these are clear warning signs.yet there are suggestions federal authorities avoid any behavior that might be considered profiling of muslims. so they ignore obvious warning signs of those most likely to engage in violent islamic jihad. or they g

convicted of taking valuable maps across the country. they tracked it down at a dealer ship in new york city. the map dates back to 1612. apparently they had plans on selling it from somewhere in the neighborhood of $250,000. >>> still to come the cities where people will spend the most of christmas. from sky eye earlier today. well if you are hoping for a great christmas gift, you should be really nice to anyone you know who lives in summerville. >> i happen to know someone. the website says people in those it those -- cities will spend the most this holiday season. >> wow. >> my in-s from -- in-laws are from there. i am all set. >> [ laughter ] the weekend. it is looking like low 50s tomorrow and upper 50s sunday. sunshine throughout. >> thank you for watching. see you back here for the news

. >> well the secret service lost something valuable. not an asset. an agent's gun. how it was taken. >>> a cub on the run. the future of this little one named simba. that is next. >> there is a bear on north avenue. >> that is a bear cub. they think it was inside of a trash compactor, either sleeping or looking for food. the wear will be returned to the hume lake area. >> a lot of charities are coming up short of needed items. one needing help is in concord. donations are down a third this year. volunteers are trying to keep the faith. >> i can't figure out we're not getting the toys like we yugsed to. i don't know. it's strange to me. but it does happen, every year. we panic and we did come true. >> there is still time to help if you'd like. the church is expected donations through christmas day. >> four scientists from cal have been named by the president as recipients of the national medal of science and technology for the bears, the cardinal is dr. albert van buren. and a major player in the study that is recognized. >> someone stole from the secret service and

i think it would be very valuable for the treasury department to have him confirmed. he is obviously working diligently every day. as you know, there is a difference between working in an acting capacity over there and actually being confirmed and in full authority. i certainly think when you're looking at what treasury can do to combat the financing of isil, having their entire team in place including the undersecretary would be valuable. senator: does anyone on the pedal disagreed -- panel disagree that we should go ahead with this confirmation? nobody disagrees. thank you. another question, mr. harrell, you noted in your testimony that there is a flow of oil related equipment that supports isil's revenue stream from oil and we should target this flow of oil related equipment. do you have any thoughts on how the u.s. could best do that? do we know who is supplying all of this oil related equipment? and what we can do to stop them from continuing to sell the equipment to isil? mr. harrell: the answer to the second question, if the information is imperfect. gathering

my friend richard vigil on today told me that, no jewelry is valuable and people cherish it because it is really money. money is separate from the economy. it is the measuring stick and the root of the value of money is in time. this insight i sorta of came up with but not fully because mocking noto, which is the new digital currency for the internet chiefly, but could ultimately become an important role. the coin is explicitly based on zeroing out the impact of technology, so more is lost as the computer power doubles every 18 months to two years, he was worried that if he made his good points dependent and responsive to economic activity in the computer industry, it would not be as stable measuring stick. you just function as the ingenuity of computer scientists. so he nullifies the advance of technology by making the coin explicitly based on the time it takes to mint another block. this is the genius of him who has been an anonymous figure, we don't know who he is, although i have my suspicions who influenced him at least. i discuss that in my book. whether it is him or not it is a

first, never leave any valuables in your vehicle. the majority of thieves check the car doors to see if they're open, so always lock your doors. and if they're able to get into the car, thieves will rummage around so don't leave a spare key in the vehicle. "it's one of those things, it's a preventable crime. you know a lot of these we get there we're like k we give tips when we get there, but unfortunately it's too late the party we're talking to. keep those valuables hidden," said sioux city police officer, sgt. scott hatting. sergeant hatting says the easiest way to o avoid becoming a victim is to take anything valuable out of your vehicle. the armed robbery of a north sioux city, south dakota. convenience store, says he's not guilty of the crime. the robbery happened back on december 1st at the casey's general store on river drive. 25-year-old mykel booth from atlanta was arrested in sioux falls. he faces several charges including first degree robbery, assault and grand theft. investigators say he threatened people inside of the c

and i think it would be very valuable for the treasury department to have him confirmed. he is obviously working diligently every day. but as you know, senator, there's a difference between working in an acting capacity over there and actually being confirmed and in full authority. i think when you're looking at what treasury can do to combat the financing of isil, having the entire team in place would be valuable. >> does anyone disagree we should go ahead with this confirmation at this point? nobody disagrees? thank you. another question for you, mr. harrell. you noted in your testimony that there is a flow of oil-related equipment that supports isil's revenue stream from oil and we should target on this oil-related equipment. do you have any thoughts on how the u.s. could best do that? for example, do we know who is supplying all these oil-related equipment and what they can do to stop them from continuing to sell this equipment to isil? >> thank you, senator. i think the answer to the second question is the information is obviously imperfect. and gathering additional

♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ most valuable player...at out in dallas with a leg injury.. first missed game of the upposed to >>> tonight should have summit of the fact that steph curry is the most valuable nba player. he sat out with a leg injury. he is also to be on the bench tomorrow in houston and without the leader the warriors could not make their shots. clay thompson and green were combined age for 30. warriors fans not pleased. five the seventh of downtown included a game-high 20 points and kate steinle puts on a poster. the second loss of the season, the warriors worse off than 2013. former quarterback threw six touchdown passes. yesterday and likely saved the best for the last with the bears. >> i'm sure you heard the fans at the end, chanting one more year. what does that mean to you? >> i was chanting that also [laughter]. >>a press conference has been scheduled in berkeley and according to espn, he will announce he is going to enter the draft. the 49ers currently have the thick and he is projected to go in the top 10.>>> fly

most truck companies offer insurance as well to safeguard your valuables. in a follow up to a story we brought you as breaking news last night at 11... clark county fire says it took several units and to get an apartment fire under control. neighbors in this complex said the size of the fire was alarming. " i said, hold on, let me see outside. i see a fire, everyone's yelling "fire, fire!" i run past two cell phones, "call 911, call 911"!" this happened at the hesperian falls apartment complex near flamingo and maryland parkway around ten p-m. fire crews had to attack the fire from the outside and inside... while more crews had to attack the blaze burning on the roof. two people had minor injuries, and the red cross is who are out of a home. the runnin' rebels at home tonight. fox5's kevin some of the challenges they dealt with tonight. will resume the runnin' rebels wrapped up the non-conference part of their schedule tonight and we're trying to get back on track after two straight losses. unlv taking on south dakota....and they had to play without star ce

. >> well the secret service lost something valuable. not an asset. an agent's gun. how it was taken. >>> a cub on the run. the future of this little one named simba. that is next. it's also a story about canals and the artificial heart,oers. electric guitars and rockets to the moon. in other words, this is the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. hard-working doers and smart-working doers. olds changed the way we put things together. and keepin'em together? that was walter's doin'. doers built this country. they built the dams and the railroads. ♪john henry was a steel drivin' man♪ hmm, catchy. they built the golden gates and the empire states. doers turn nothing into something. and something into something else. doin' got this nation done... along with the hula hoop, blue jeans and that little thing we call the interstate highway system. and all this doin'? it takes energy, no matter who's doin'. there's all kinds of doin' up in here. or what they're doin'. what the heck's he doin'? energy got us here. and it's our job to make sure there's e

jackson is one of the gun slinging eight with pistols pointed at kurt russell and his valuable catch.ifer is the most hateful. >> jennifer definitely i think one of the baddest. she is just bad. >> so badhe's good. jennifer is up for a golden globe so is quinten's screen play. >> we're waiting for anybody to go to sleep. then we're going to kill y'all. >> there is something to be said to be the only female energy in that whole group of men. how did that work? >> first of all, like, dreamy. you know what i mean? >> yeah. >> it was the best group of men ever. >> after a while, the guys, we all began to realize, general sf jennifer is a girl. we don't think of that ever. we consider it once in a while. then we went, no, we shouldn't. >> filming in the colorado winter was hard but it could pay off with award show gold. >> i pick the five actors you think did a great job this year. so if i did five movies, i put my name in best actor five times. you know? sam jackson. >> sam jackson. always keeping it real. >> i love it. >> a point in this movie that makes you sit up and say oh, my god thi

if you are, you are losing valuable work. both of us have valuable time, that is where our thoughts are. not getting caught up in the national talks, user to worry about that or look up at what you have accomplished, you will probably not do as well as you need to do on the field. andy: now the hawks and spartans take off here at lucas oil stadium tomorrow night at about 7:15 iowa time. we had hawkeye fans walking by, there are a lot more where ryan ryan: andy, that is right. where we are standing, it is truly a hawkeye heaven inside the big ten fan fest in the indiana convention center, located just a couple of blocks away from you -- from lucas oil stadium. there is so much to see and do here. this is been one of the most popular attractions here today. this is live, big 10 trivia. and of course, there is so much more to see out here. you have, as we can over, tons of merchandise to shop through. inflatable's for the kids, some putt-putt golf. this is try onulof the coolest features, this is the real deal. this is not a rep

>> is that the most valuable?re is one tiny distinction that makes it more valuable, was it stained with moon dust. >> moon swag. what would it cost on the moon? >> this is highly affordable. anybody should be able to make that. >> without doubt. >> america's food desert.

they know what they have is valuable.e in a strong negotiating position when they sit down with any distributor, including apple. david: joe, we want to hear the different about cutting the cord, getting off of cable. --had the president of media earlier today. >> just because it is on-demand, that does not mean that people will cut the cord. it is appointment viewing. there is some shaving going on, cord shaving and cutting, i am more bullish that cable networks and television will be around longer term. david: do you agree? >> for right now, maybe that is true. but i look at what my kids are doing and what people are doing in general and the number of screens people have up when they are watching tv is amazing and i would guess, i do not know the numbers, but i would guess that the under 30 crowd is turning to tablets and smartphones to consume media. whatever the media may become a short form video or programming. david: you talked about devaluing -- valuing content, how do you go to doing that? andhave content provide

it is estimated ten to 20 times more valuable. it is because it gives criminals access to bank accounts, insurance accounts, ability to obtain transcriptions. there is a huge lag time between when the information is stolen and when the victim actually realises it is being used and frankly criminals are hearing what the f.b.i.s are telling hospitals for years, that they are an easy target, they are far more susceptible to cyber attacks than other sectors like retail and banking >>> i haven't thought this, but i would not have thought, hey, you can use somebody's identity to get surgery, to have a baby. >> it is unbelievable. the number of victims that we talked to in addition to this lady told us us story that we have started getting bills for my son's broken leg. he never had a broken leg. another one bought a prosthetic. it is across the board. it takes a year or 18 months or two years before people figure out that their data has been hacked >>> if this is so common, certainly hospitals have taken steps. i imagine, i go into a ho

san mateo police made a youtube video reminding everyone to be safe and do not leave valuables in the car. autumns of valuable including flashers and storm trooper outfits, anything you are bringing with us. >> the force will be in the east bay where walnut creek police have extra officers on duty in anticipation of sold out clothes. and maybe an invasion of clones. >> imagine going to the hours for 16 hours and 40 minutes? you need the force? the fans have it. they got if line outside san francisco's theater to experience the "star wars" marathon. they are watching all of the "star wars" filming starting with the beginning and ending with "the force awakens". >> what it is like? >> i did sleep a little bit during...if way i could make it through the whole thing. during the first couple. >> "the force awakens" is expected to be a huge box office hit with reviews good and the shows tonight at the theater are sold out and bay area theaters have some tickets available after tonight's show. can you imagine? watching all of the movies? you will need a last coke. >> a car that will not run

>> those hydrocarbons are a very valuable public resource. we own it. and it's going to get more valuable into the future. >> so you think the benefits could vastly outweigh the risks. >> yes. >> and are we there? >> no. >> austin ahmasuk hopes those benefits don't come at the cost of his family's way of life. >> i want to live here, i want my children to live here and i want them to enjoy a clean environment. i want them to enjoy a kind of lifestyle that i have always lived. >> it really is kind of the greatest irony, right. the sea ice is melting because of the carbon emissions that are in the atmosphere right now, and that's allowing us to say, hey maybe it would be a good idea to go up and drill for more fossil fuels to cause more catastrophic climate change. >> now we heard it said time and time again that what works in the lower forty eight does not work up there in alaska, in the arctic - and i saw first hand things were breaking, the conditions were tough to even get their operations done. >> and oil companies across the globe are either stoppin

>> very valuable.quivalent for us, as americans, of owning something that would have been there with george washington. >> wow. >> "wow" is right. >> betting that wealthy chinese buyers will bid high for something that could have sat on qianlong's desk, lark jacks up his price a bit above his 15-grand appraisal in 1995. >> the table screen was now valued at between $60,000 and $90,000. >> six to seven times more than 20 years ago? >> that's right. >> it was more than we make in a year for sure... [ laughs ] ...which, to me, was more than i could ever dream about. >> 90 grand. an elated paul and sarah know that will go a long way to pay their son's college bill. but lark advises them to test the market by first selling one of the other pieces paul's dad received from that long-ago client. the result is positive. >> that jade piece that we thought would sell for about $1,000 ended up selling for $12,000. >> what?! >> and we were really stunned. >> tough to come up with the estimates in a very strong, upw

some residents told city leaders fronz is wasting valuable police reso you ares with her crusade. >> she's not a folk hero. >> reporter: fronz says she doesn't want to be a hero she just wants to drive her caddy without fear of arrest. >> it's my right, it's my legal right that's what this country is based on. they're trying to take my rights away. >> reporter: now prosecutors have asked the judge to consider arresting fronz for contempt of court if she continues to drive for uber while her case is pending. but fronz whose fees and lawyer are being paid for by uber tells know that won't stop her. kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> a lot of debate over concussions and football. new tonight the world renown specialist now says the only watching it is from the sideline. >> plus, the brand new terror alert plan being rolled out to keep americans >>> some paris less than a month after terrorists killed 132 people the band playing the bataclan theatre played an concert with u2. tonight's concert was the band's first performance since the attacks. >>> a new way to alert you of a terror threat

this man possibly others are breaking into people's homes in broad daylight and making off with valuabletems like tv's and jewelry and in one case a gun. fox 29's joanne phil will he gee is in bethel township where she talked to nervous residents. joanne? >> reporter: yes, dawn, a week before christmas, and instead of holiday cheer, there's pre holiday fear and quite frankly anger. after a series of burglars in and around bethel township in one case the thieves stole expensive laptops an x box and guns and in another jewelry. >> very upsetting. we're been nine years. we've never an issue. feel completely violated. >> reporter: in homes where the christmas lights sparkle and residents in southern delaware county getting ready for the holiday this woman one of the victims was fearful of an on camera interview. >> i was notified that my neighbor was robbed yesterday afternoon. i rushed home to check our neighborhood and drove into my driveway and noticed that my basement was burglarized and someone had entered the home. >> reporter: in her home and from others on the street nearby neighborh

. >> reporter: mother teresa tout all are valuable in god's eyes and said catherine's inn inviting visitors to enjoy, at christmas and christmas eve services. in chester, cleve bryan, cb is s3 "eyewitness news". >>> mother teresa's sainthood is expect to be made official, in september, 206. jessica. >>> it is going to feel more like december, starting tomorrow, a cold weekend is in store for us. "eyewitness news" on the drexel university campus, as those out and about contended with those chilly wind we felt making it feel that much colder. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the skies deck now with more on the changes we can expect as we head in the weekend, kate. >> jessica, as i have been saying all week if we have been looking for a day to curl up by the fireplace with hot chocolate and blankets, and holiday movies, tomorrow is your day. we have not really had a cold day in december, tomorrow we've got one, and then, temperatures will rebound. we have another warm spell on the way next week. enjoy chill while we have it. i can tell you i can feel it coming in the past hour, temperatures