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and then weñ will be below average into the 30s. tonight it will be a mild evening.ures drop down to 40 for philadelphia. 34 in the suburbs north and west. mostly cloudy skies tomorrow with a few passing showers as we head into sunday. temperatures range between 48 and 52 degrees. the seven-day forecast shows a big dropdu5) in temperatures. you will notice the difference monday and tuesday. wednesday night the lows will will be in the 20s and for new year's day, 40 degrees and cold. >>> i'm jen daniels from comcast sports net. the flyers were looking foreúijv a four-game winning streak tonight in nashville. flyers tried to sign him away for big bucks a few years ago. it's the first time they have faced the head coach of nashville since they fired him. mike fisher stuffs home the rebound. and on the five-on-four colin wilson gives the predators the lead. the flyers lose 4-1. >>> steve mason did skate at the end of the morning skate and took some shots. his back feels close to 100% and he hopes to play monday in arizona. >>> the sixers face the jazz tonight. they haven

that helped, as wen element of etherial with it and brought brought a folkle point in terms of theatricsof just one person that could soared of be a front person and writing. >> fit teen of on the other side, that's been missing. and jane and mick are severally t -- they're the best as far as i'm concerned. >> when you've been apart, all of you, for 16 years and you come back together as you are now on this tour. what gives you the confidence and faith to believe that tell work again as it once did? >> that's a really prime question. you know, we got this call from christine saying she wanted to come back. we were in the middle of touring last year with the four of us. and my initial was. >> we have to take this with baby steps because what you're saying might have been the case. the want history. it doesn't mean that all the tools, all the reference points are still there for it all to work. having said that, though, christine is and always was a working musician. she was someone who had a great discipline and of very, very crafty in her place. it was daunting in the early to see to say

unbelievable stories in the running community but we really wanted to bring as many stories together as weÑe. the contest was live for six weeks and we got 2,341 entries. we noticed her fairly early .". once we got to knowoier better and heard more about her story and traumatic brain injury and how she responded to that and over came that and the fact she is running across the country self-supported which is pretty unique and to raise money for a strongly about, and the more we talked to her, the more blown away we were by this young woman who is all of 23. we just became convince that there is really nothing this girl cannot do.[o >> as christina's journey progressed, she crossed into california and closer to her goal of raising both money and awareness for the cause. along the way, she had been met with words of encouragement, and smiles, and it was the perfect opportunity for the 49er franchise to ask her to take a small detour before5,fñ crossinr own personal finish line.cm2v >> hi christina jerry rice here. i heard about your cross country run from new york to san francisco and that

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. >> our crews, i can't te as far as wen this building will reopen, that's going to be up to safeway and how fast they can get the building rebuilt. i don't know the extent of the damage at this point. i haven't been inside. >> captain from the san jose fire department, thank you. we do appreciate it. one person, minor injury here at the capitol express way near silver creek valley. we are told that for now all entrances to the parking lot will continue to remain blocked off for the time being. and again, power currently out in this area as well. >> all right. our weather team told us what would come. part of the problem, therm right, it's rain. >> sandhya joins us weather. as you take a look, i'll remind you of the intensity of the storm 6789 it's still coming down. right now in oakland, very heavy rain is being reported. as i take you down to street level here, you'll see right around red road road and mcarthur, broad way, definitely downpowers. also heavy rain from strahan towards the coast and the south bay. san jose is getting pretty good rain now in gilroy. morgan hill area. as

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he has asked for a halt in the protests against police conduct until officers wen jian liu and rafaelamos are laid to rest. president obama condemned the killings of the two officers, but there have been calls for the nation's first african- american president to do more to defuse tensions after two grand juries cleared white officers in the deaths of black men. major garrett has more on the president's balancing act. >> reporter: as protests rage throughout the country, the white house debated ways to put president obama at the center of the race and justice debate. mr. obama dismissed many as too showy or distracting. among the ideas floated-- a town hall on racial divisions, an event highlighting black and white churches building racial reconciliation, trips to memorialize michael brown or eric garner, or an ambitious national speech on race. >> the speech that needs to be had ultimately is the speech about citizenship and democracy. >> reporter: ben jealous led the n.a.a.c.p., from 2008 to 2013. >> this president's greatest power is to call citizens of this country into action to

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which, wen tackling have control over destiny. we have alternatives.ll the legal license apps that do government background checks, we have the option. be rest assured that not only this method and cyber security issues with sony and all the stuff that is going on, senator frank is really questioning the and the alleged spying and tracking and use of data. i do not know what is really going on there and i will hopefully know in the future what the deal is. the bottom line is when i put the gps in the new york city cap yellow ca weity said by law we had to haveb, provisions of any data. to seeve the ability where you are going, but we have lost that says it is illegal for under two run the system of taxicabs to use that data of where you are going. we should do the same thing for r >> maybe he will call you up and ask for your advice on this. i want to read a statement very ub they say theyr began a global reviewer. and that they will build new safety programs and intensify others. >> if they call me, i will talk to them. cityrmer chairman of the -- new

make sure you tune in to the end of the show for a special goodbye for wen daal. why some of the people who were at benghazi were upset got the latest report on the terrorist attacks. >>> we now know when the house select committee on benghazi will now hold it's next public hearing, next wednesday, a week from today. this comes as we're getting more reaction from the house intelligence report from those who witnessed the report first hand believe went soft on the obama administration and is filled inaccuracies. >> it's supposed to be a u.s. government official report, to me it's just a disgrace to the guys that died that night. >> reporter: former cia security contractors who were on the ground in benghazi say the house intelligence committee investigation takes the assessment of official washington over the eyewitness accounts in almost every case. >> we fought and bled for a government that we swore to protect and now they're calling us liars, we continue to feel betrayed and shunneded by our own government that we swore to defend. >> reporter: contrary to the r

wake up tommy wen gels. tied things in the fourth, 3-3. 36 minutes later. barkly good throw. to be the game winner back in the net right there. 4-3 you can make it four straight wins. the sharks as a matter of fact they've won eight out of their last nine. >>> if you watch the thursday night nfl match up this evening you are a serious candidate for football rehab. or you had absolutely nothing else to do. jags and titans go in. somebody had to win. there was one of the better shots of the night. mascot getting into the activity but seriously though. because you have a couple of teams that are bet doesn't mean you don't have good plays liked toman on -- plays like todman. jags now 3-12. and they win it 21-13. probably messed themselves out of a chance for the number one draft pick. raiders right in there for that too. that is the sporting life for a thursday night. boy, the a's warriors great. >> i don't get it. >> norris getting traded and it's going to be a, has to get a program just to learn who these guys are. >> all new. >> we have no idea. >> hopefully billy bean knows s

and this operation will continue until wen baish this from our country. >> eight hours after it started the siege was over. all nine gunman were killed. but the group has proved it's point, if anyone thought it was on the back foot, here is the reminder of what it can do. the real challenge is preventing it from doing it again. nicole johnston, al jazeera. >> joins us now live, and you are at the hospital where it's been a very distressing day. a lot of parents coming to claim the bodies of their children. >> absolutely. the parents are now taking the bodies to the residents where they will be preparing for the burials tomorrow morning. of course as you heard earlier, the military finally coming out with a statement, coming out with the figures and the number of people killed. but the people in pakistan who are asking as to how how so many gunman can get into a school in such a secure area with the military, the police, everybody present, and yet, cause may ham so there will be many questions as far as security preparedness. this is a city that has been hit hard, everybody in the past.

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wen my facebook page and twitter so you can check it out district. >> richard, thank you. >>> today you could be delayed on your way to work if you live in fairfax county. crews are starting on the wal any road project. that will change from two lanes to four. you can expect delays between westfield boulevard and mariah court. the project is expected to be g f the about a yea person who shot two teenagers in northwest washington, the 16 and 17-year-olds were heading to dunbar high school when a man open fire at 6th and n streets. one teen was shot in the back. the other in the leg. bothd to be okay. >>> surveillance video giving d.c. police the upper hand in tracking down two men who attacked a group of women. this is the video police are using to track them down. take a look at 2:45 in the morning, november 8. two n three exchange students. this happened in the noma neighborhood. you can see the women trying to get away from the suspects and into their build iing. arod a n stole pe took off. a friend of the victims says they are from mexico and thought they were safe here. >> we are co

how do wen between work between international institutions and liberal internationals. and where do we actually use the force directly. one of the things you mentioned in your article was the first two years of the obama administration was more realist. if you look at things like the smartistan surge and the power sort of campaign. if you look at the israeli-palestinian negotiation effort, one would say that was not terribly realistic or did not produce the results that they hoped. there was a strand of idealism that goes back. it's hard for us to check these high ideals. there is the instinct there and it is hard, i think, for many americans to leave that at the door. the one thing that has changed which maybe wasn't so much in the article but we will talk about is how the world is changed fundamentally. i think obama has adapted to it somewhat. and the criticism of the indispensable power framework is spot on. thes not only the rise of other countries like india and china which is quite obvious and nothing new over the last few decades. it is the diffusion of power. c

. >> he's that enflu wen shall? >> i was going to buy six of them. >> you were going to buy six?ive, six. >> oh, my, i'm set. i don't need anything else. >> here's watters. go back to costco, i want you there for the next ten days. >> you remember the cabbage patch kids and all the years there was this mania. is there anything this year that people have to have? >> not that prevalent. elf on a shelf is a big deal. >> everybody i talked to got it. probably cost a dollar to make. but they sell it for $15. this little cotton elf, it's all over the house and it changes place each night. >> i have a real elf that does that in my house. >> you should call somebody for that. >> "frozen," that's big. >> huge. i've seen it probably a thousand times. probably see it another thousand. >> really? >> not because i like it, bill. >> no, of course not. >> because my kids watch it. >> okay, sure. your kids. it's your kids watching it. sure it is. all right, watters, thanks very much. we'd like to thank costco as well for allowing watters to unfold its westbury, long island store, i've been there

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wen jen lu and his partner. seated in the front of of their vehicle. >> the beginning of a lengthy investigation. the person responsible killed himself, they are not able to question him. there'll be a lengthy investigation to figure out what led to this and two families - three, let's not forget the woman shot in baltimore changed more ever. stay on this, we'll check in shortly. >>> also in miami protesters in the streets of little havana to voice opposition to president obama's new policy to cuba. it was a small process as raul castro directed his national assembly in cuba. praising president obama for the communist shift and warning change will not come easily. >> translation: our people must understand that the announced changes will require a long and hard fight requiring the participation of international community and american society. >> the cuban leader welcomed the new embrace, promising to defend the country's ideology. this report from havana. >> this was a highly anticipated speech by the cuban pres

from below, we have organized mentioned, wen are saying, we are tired, too. 43 cities, more than 43 citiesbe organized today to basically light a candle to tell the story of the 43 disappeared people as we bring light on the darkness of u.s. aid to the government of enrique peÑa nieto that ranks in the billions. people can go online and find a city and i would just say this -- if you love mexico, like many of us do, this is your greatest opportunity to send a powerful message to the people of mexico that we love you and your not alone anymore. but also to the government of barack obama for providing that aid in military aid to human rights abusers that are disappearing people, 225,000 people in many dead, many of whom were killed by their own government, and to the people of mexico, we want to say, we are with you. this is our greatest opportunity. check out the website ustired2 .com and join something that will be historic. >> how do these 43 people die? >> the 43 people aren't dead yet. that is the issue. when you talk to the families in mexico, as we have, we're still holding out the ex

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his partner wen gin liu by his side. he joined the force two years ago. he turned 40 this month. the married father of two remembered as a hero by his oldest son justin who says i'm going to miss his loving presence and i can't even begin to fathom what life is going to be without him. >> despite it the tragedy, the hate and rhetoric continues. >> any statements suggesting violence against the police need to be reported to the police so we can stop future tragedies. >> this week seven people arrested in connection with alleged threats against police officers. one person targeting the home of the fallen partners. >> make no mistake about it, they died for you and died to keep you safe. this isn't a matter of a little charity here and there. you owe them this mon. >> the tunnels to tower foundation announcing the mortgages of both officers will be paid. the new york yankees will pay for the children's education. >> jetblue is working to fly in more than 600 officers from around the country for the funeral saturday. the airline also, woulding to bring officer liu's family in from ch

country is mourning their loss, all this following the assassinations of police officers rafael ramos and wen. officer ramos being remembered at a wake today in queens. his funeral is set for tomorrow. arrangements for liu have yet to be announced, we'll report them when they are. and with protests still going on in new york city, the nypd is monitoring, as i mentioned, an uptick in threats against police. several arrests already made including one man. he was reportedly heard saying he's going to kill another officer. and demonstrations against police violence are going on across the nation. this was the scene in oakland, california, last night. windows smashe

we're going to the hospitals next he tells me, wen watt to make the children there happy. a force of good. as long as there's demand, the amazing adventures of egypt's spiderman will continue. cnn, cairo. >> whoever thought all that egypt has been through would have spiderman come to the rescue. what a nice young man. >>> in the u.s. state of michigan, what started as a traffic stop for a few drivers ended with some unexpected holiday cheer. in a hidden camera stunt, orchestrated by a local tv station, a police officer delivered gifts to unsuspecting drivers instead of traffic tickets. >> got all your christmas shopping done? >> no, i haven't started. >> the xbox one, that's what your kids wanted? >> they're not going to have it. >> he has all these things that he wants that are unrealistic. >> like what? >> an electric scooter. >> oh, my god, she just put that on her list. >> oh, my god. >> can i hug you? >> am i getting it? i'm not getting a ticket? >> i can give you one if you want. >> you're not going to open it, are you? >> have you tried those? >> no. >> will those m

fer wen geen lieu, a seven-year vet an and officer rafael ramos who first joined the department in 201284th precinct in downtown brooklyn. officer ramos worked as a school security officer before joining the nypd and reportedly loved the mets. he was married with two children. on facebook his 13-year-old son wrote he was there for me every day of my life. he was the best father i could ask for. it's horrible that someone gets shot dead just for being a police officer. i will always love you, and i will never forget you. rest in peace, dad. >> he said he was god because the heart he had was uncompared to other people's heart. >> reporter: ramos' cousin told "the wall street journal" that god was a priority in ramos' life. the officer in recent years grew more passionate about his church. on his facebook page a quote reads if your way isn't working, try god's way. the same page said officer ramos had been married since 1993 and once studied at a seminary. before his death ramos was studying to become a chaplain. in fact later that saturday afternoon, the day he was killed, he was schedule

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raphiael ramos, left behind a wife, his 13-year-old son and his partner, wen gin luu from the 84th precinct. the gunman, 28-year-old brinsly who went, traveled from baltimore after shooting an injurying his exgirlfriend, posting on insta gram of his intentions going to new york with ties to the east flat bush area of new york and then going to these police officers in their marked vehicle while they were uniformed and execution style shot at them through the front passenger window. the officers never had a chance to draw their weapon and maybe didn't see the gunmen. there's questions as to what the gunman's motive is. from the press conference, he's seen someone with an extreme antipolice and antijudicial system. as far as his initiatives and his intentions, so now comes the investigation as to what happened. the police commissioner of new york city said quite simply, these two were assassinated. targeted for their uniform and the responsibility to keep people safe and the mayor of new york, bill de blaj owe speaking out saying this is a despicable act, tearing through the foundation of soc

. >> charlie: we wen went througha terrible experience in 2007 and 2008. dodd-frank came out of that, and a lot of people were hurt, as you well know. >> right. absolutely. >> charlie: have we taken the measurers as a country to minimize the possibility of that happening again, or is it inevitable almost part of the business psychle? >> i think a few points i would make, charlie. first, i think the fact that we have been able to come out of the financial crisis as a country, as we did, speaks to the resilience of this country. for all the criticism of our political system and frustration that we all have had, it speaks to the strength of that political system. it speaks to the culture in this country. very frankly, if you had said to me, in 2009, ken, here is where we would be in the economy in 2014 -- >> charlie: you would have said? >> i would have said, charlie, i think you are way optimistic. >> charlie: really? because there is the fear that we were falling off the cliff. what i do think is that, with the regulation that has been put in place, with th

officers rafael ramos and wen general lou were shot in the head, ambushed as they sat in their patrolar in brooklyn on saturday. the gunman taking his own life. a candlelight vigil held last night near the spot where the two were killed. david lee miller is following that story. >> reporter: that's right, andrea. we are at the scene of the crime. it is now a makeshift memorial, and we've just received confirmation that a short time ago new york mayor bill de blasio paid a visit to the home of one of the victims, officer ramos, he's expected to visit the home of other officer slain in the next few hours. as for the gunman, an incomplete portrait has emerged. he was, obviously, a very troubled young man. he was 28 years old. he was upset over the death of eric garner and michael brown, but there are many more parts of his personality leading up to the events of this weekend. he had a very long criminal history. he was arrested in the state of georgia at least 15 times. among these charges, assault, shoplifting and larceny. he was also arrested four times in the state of ohio. charges th

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