he actually admits that he and his cell mate weston kruger had gotten in a fight. he had told us that the fight was over a disrespect issue. he was trying to watch tv from his cell, which is a challenge because you can't always hear the television from your cell. and his cell mate was in the rear of the cell, shouting through the vents to someone else. a common way that inmates communicate. >> a pretty long dude. i told him once before, keep it down. still talks, still loud. look, bro, be quiet when i watch tv. that's when he said [ bleep ]. that's when i got off the desk and started laying in on him. the minute he did that, i drew the line and doesn't matter how big he is, how small he is, i just needed to draw that and get that off my chest to let him know this is what's up. and it's sad. we went off like 20, 30 seconds and then stopped, shook hands, there ain't no problems no more. from that point on, he was quiet when i was watching tv. >> the two men are moved to holding cells until authorities can find new housing assignments for them. >> we'll bring each of

. >> that attention to detail has worked out well for weston kruger and brandyn scotto. they have spent the last eight their conflicts rarely go beyond orange county lacy steel jail. their conflicts rarely go beyond cards. >> trump. >> yes, it is. >> a club is trump. you got clubs. see that? got to watch. >> play it back. >> kruger has seemingly adjusted to a peaceful life in jail. but his life on the outside was dedicated to fighting. he made his name as a mixed martial arts cage fighter. >> came natural, being a big guy, left-handed, the natural double jointer right shoulder, i had a right cross that just put down anybody that i connected with the right spot on the chin. i just used to love to fight. i got those basically when i was bare knuckle boxing and fighting in reno. you would fight, sometimes you take about six weeks to heal, but now harm and heal, makes a lot of sense now too, you know? because i did a lot of harm out there and now i'm here to heal. >> a few weeks earlier, kruger was convicted of robbing and murdering the owner of an orange county liquor store

i'm jim weston. 2016 -- i am david weston. 2016 saw the pace picking up as the year went on.s a look back at the against and most interesting deals. >> ehealth and pharma deals a came out today. abbott laboratories buying st. jude medical at a deal valued at $25 billion. forie acquired stem centrex $520 million. >> the year started with the equity market up and down. that slowed a lot of deals. in january and february, the deals were one that we were working on last year. and then he got slow. today is a busy day and health care is leading the way. that is not surprise, with obamacare and the push for consolidation, you're going to -- you'reompanies going to see consolidation. --congress plan -- can't comcast tried to buy dreamcast. >> one thing that makes it appealing is the theme park action. >> kung fu panda and shrek are going to be at universal studios. >> their sequels and a very clear tie-in between kids movies and the theme parks that was appealing to comcast. blockbuster deal would create the world's biggest supplier of farm cannibals -- farm chemicals. represented 2

he spoke about his strategy in an exquisite interview with weston in boston. weston in boston.an: when i interviewed, i had a list of everything that did not its with the core consumer franchise. core commercial banking franchise. capital markets franchise. it came through a lot of the enterprises we acquired. we needed to deal with it. i showed the board, and if we took the risk out of those out,ess, to the capital took the complexity out, you could tighten for company. so we went from $2.7 trillion in assets to $2.2 trillion. we went from credit card operations in five or six countries too, if we complete down to onee, country. it was based on a basic principle that our basic business model was all of our businesses operate in the united states. and then we have our corporate investment banking business. because corporations are large global beings. -- andhad that list done we are largely done with it -- it has taken a while to finish it. when you flip to the other side, for us to buy a depository in the united states. it has nothing to do with dodd-frank. it was before that.

judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. officials in oakland, california said earlier today that the death toll from this weekend's tragic warehouse fire is at least 30 people, and is expected to rise as they find more victims. several dozen people initially reported "missing" have been reunited with their families, but officials are asking relatives of the missing to save items that might have dna samples of their loved ones.

i'm david weston. from's victory in the u.s.l election was largely unexpected and the president-elect transition has been under close scrutiny as the business community looks ahead to the new and administration. >> it's going to be a very business friendly administration. i want to say it's going to be a christmas tree, but business is going to be down. in the short run, all of this is probably good for business. in the longer run, $5.8 trillion in tax cut is probably not so great for business because of inflation, just rates, and so on. >> you are just like everyone else in your industry, and for that matter, all of finance. all of industry is trying to figure out what a trump presidency means to your business. >> it is a sea change. republican senate, republican house, and a president who wants to do things like infrastructure spending to get it done. we are moving to a faster growing economy. the pace will determine interest rates. david: the president-elect's cabinet is coming together. what does that appointment tell us abo

judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> stewart:: good evening and thanks for joining us. the c.i.a. assessment that russian hackers tried to tilt the u.s. election in favor of donald trump by targeting emails from the democratic party drew fire from the president- elect himself. mr. trump blasted the reports today in an interview on fox news sunday. >> i think it's ridiculous, i think it's just another excuse, i don't believe it. i think the dems are putting it out becaus

the eastbound side is moving well from route 128 and weston into downtown boston. 128 and weston, a 28 minute drive. >>> in today's health cast, a new drug may help ease anxiety and depression in cancer patients. >> a study gave 51 adults suffering from cancer the drug and it is the same thing that is in magic mushrooms. feeling less fearful of death, a sense of optimism and overall better quality of life after taking the drug. even six months lather 80% felt less anxiety and depression. >>> the majority of people with depression don't get the minimal amount of treatment needed. harvard reviewed data from 50,000 people from 21 countries. only one in five people we the presentation received good treatment in high income nations only one in 27 people were getting suitable care. >>> white wine may increase the cause of melanoma. a new study from brown university found 200,000 adults for 18 years. each drink per day of white wine increased the chance of melanoma by 13% in white men and women. >>> ahead on 7 news, breaking a record. the new movie that is conjuring bers a ? at blue cross blu

judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening, and thanks for joining us. emergency responders in oakland, california, spent the day searching the site of a massive fatal fire that broke out just before midnight and burned down a two-story warehouse where some people lived and others gathered for parties and performances. oakland's mayor calls the fire an immense tragedy. he also says the building was permitted only as a warehouse, not as a residence or a per

judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. tomorrow, an institution enshrined in the u.s. constitution-- the electoral college-- is expected to ratify donald j. trump's election as the 45th president of the united states. meeting in their separate states, 538 electors will cast their votes. only one of the 306 electors awarded to mister trump has declared publicly he won't vote for him, leaving the president- elect well past the

judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. searchers scoured the black sea this evening looking for survivors and wreckage from the crash of an aging russian airliner operated by the military. but all 92 people on board are feared dead, including more than sixty performers from the world famous red army choir. the tupolev-tu-154 aircraft, built in 1983, had just taken off in good weather from the black sea resort of sochi,

judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening, and thanks for joining us. today, president-elect donald trump finished his so-called" thank you" tour of some of the 30 states he carried in last month's election to win his electoral college majority. this afternoon, he appeared in mobile, alabama, a state where he won 63% of the vote. last night, mr. trump told a crowd of 11,000 supporters in orlando, florida, as commander- in-chief, he'll deploy the u.s. mili

judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. there have been new arrests in this week's berlin christmas market truck attack that killed 12 people and injured 56 others. today, police in tunisia arrested the nephew of accused attacker anis amri and two other suspected militants. tunisia's interior ministry says amri's 18-year-old nephew had contact with amri through an encrypted messaging app. all three are suspected of belongin

judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening, and thanks for joining us. widespread and intense reaction today to a "washington post" report that the c.i.a. in a secret assessment has determined covert russian hacking was in fact an attempt to help donald trump win the white house. a month before the presidential election, u.s. officials said they were confident that russia was behind the hacking of democratic party emails for the purpose of undermining the voting process, but it

half hour on expressway and 35 minutes 128 southbound peabody to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. shiri, you're telling us it is going to feel more like december by the time sunday rolls around. >> shiri: a little bit mild, average temperatures this afternoon but we do have wind gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour right now in boston and upper 30s portsmouth, new hampshire to lawrence and 35? in worcester and show you difference between the temperature and wind chill and because of those sustained winds right now at 16 miles per hour and temperatures work way into the lower 40s here in worcester area and afternoon clouds and overall going to be a decent day and cooler locations and boston at 50, ipswich at 50 norwood 52 and 50s going up into the sea coast of new hampshire all the way down bit and 35 to 40? overnight and maintain the breeze now. going to fast forward through most of the future cast today because we have the sun, got clouds added in there and forecast is dry. overnight tonight and flurry coast to southern new hampshire and not l

he discussed with david weston have banking sectors have been braced, technology and in particular howis affecting the workforce. >> there is a basic fundamental shift. we have got to a certain level. you go back a few years ago. we had 50,000-60,000 people. then you had shipping down the collections efforts. that has come down. we are at 200-8000 people. -- 208,000 people. is largely through attrition and the operational process being digitized. when i customer takes a picture of a check and send it in, that saves time for us taking paper out of the system and digitizing and applying that. a project with all simplify and improve. they are not $1 billion investments. these are $10 million investments, $5 billion investments. taking technology and applying it many workplaces. you just keep going on. in the meantime we hired 20,000 people, salespeople, you were building the sales component. if you look across time, we went across 100,000 people to 60,000 people in the retail environment. ,000, whater the 208 proportionally will there be more of an class of? >> if we do it right, and the

expect slippery spots on the roads and drive times, 33 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to the weston tolls. then another 20 minutes from the tolls to the ted tunnel and half hour on the expressway, approaching the exit for the pike. back >> sara: violence unfolded on quiet dead end street. >> michael: 18-year-old arraigned on multiple charges in just a little bit. the district attorney says 18-year-old frantz polynice killed his 44-year-old mother neighbor tells fox25 the teen's grandmother who does not speak english came out on the street screaming for help. grandmother then pulled the neighbor toward the house and that's when she saw polynice for herself. >> came lunging through the kitchen at the door where we were standing and i just pulled the grandmother out of there and you're not >> d.a. says officers recovered the knife and arrested poll niece on scene. charges of homicide and assault and battery with dangerous weapon and arraignment to happen at district court house today and fox25 will be inside when it in the morning and in the area of sumner street. police have not said

. ♪ david: this is bloomberg, i am david weston. christmas attack. blows into a christmas market at the heart of berlin, killing at least 12 people. two is allowable of merkel must assume it is terrorism. kuroda stands back. has an updatepan on the economy but keeps the yield curve an asset for such -- and asset or just programs unchanged. who were the winners and losers in the hedge fund world in 2016, and what will it mean to have one of their own running the treasury department? we have the scorecard. that's what you need to know in this hour. jonathan: the euro and the stoxx 600 getting to a 2016 hi, positive for the s&p 500. in the fx market, we catch a 14 year high on the dollar index back on thursday, we are back there today with dollar-yen up .8%. treasuries up three basis points to dollars $.57 is your 10 year yield. 2016 was a tumultuous year for hedge funds. who did well, who did less than well, and how much of it was because of the election of donald trump? a bloomberg report card on hedge funds is out today. a ripple across the markets f

an easy 7 minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south. 11 from westwood to the weston tolls. >>> breaking this morning, police are investigating after a cruiser is hit overnight near the campus of the wentworth technical institute. our catherine parrotta is live in roxbury this morning. catherine, actually a couple of different crime scenes in the area. >> reporter: yes, so we are at the second scene where the cruiser was hit to give you the lift a land. ruggles week runs behind me. park are street here. the scene has been cleared and this is where the scene was situated. not many details yet about this, but in what we do know. the crash happened in the area parker and ruggles street overnight. a crew on the scene said the officer was in the cruiser that was crashed into. that officer was taken away by ambulance for what and to be minor injuries. a second scene nearby over on mcgreevey way. you can see video of that. several vehicles with their windows shot out in that location, and at this point, we are working to learn how or if those t i connected. we are also learning -- wor

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usually nine from westwood to the weston tolls. >>> happening this morning the man accused of killing his own mother inside brockton home will appear in court on murder charges. started 1:00 when neighbors called 911 to report a panicked woman screaming for help on merit avenue. police say that frantz you a meneide and attacked two others. they are trying to find out why he stabbed his mother. his arraign number district court today. >>> one street remains closed as cleanup work continues. video showing crews trying to repair the damage from a water main break that happened nearly 24 hours ago. the scene breaking yesterday. nearly two feet of water pulled at the intersection of washington and neelen street. some of that water seeped into electrical fires, chain of poisonous gases. and they hope to finish repairs before the bulk of the morning commute get under way. >>> happening today, a natural pipe gas line that runs through west roxbury has been the site of protests a year will open up. the people against the pipeline say they aren't giving up. >> yeah, this has been an ongoing iss

it is a bill that actually came out of anna weston's untimely death. the young girl struggled with an eating disorder, eventually died relating to her eating disorder. her mother kitty weston has carried her torch. first gave it to paul wellstone, her senator. paul died way too young in that tragic plane crash. then passed on to senator harkin of iowa. i was on the floor with him, and when senator harkin left, i took over and went across the aisle to get the support of the presiding officer senator capito as well as senator ayotte and senator baldwin. what this bill does is it builds upon the wellstone-domenici mental health and addiction clarity act to clarify that centers must cover treating -- eating disorders the same way they treat other illnesses. over 200,000 people in my state suffer from eating disorders. of any mental illness, it's the leading cause of death of mental illness. people don't realize that, but obviously anorexia is a very dangerous, dangerous disease as are other eating disorders. so that has a lot in one bill, but we know there

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rain arrives across the west of scotland and weston and northern ireland.oorstep through tomorrow morning. a strong winds and heavy rain around that. it will turn wet and windy across the west of scotland. the good gale blowing. a narrowing, intense band of rain will switch its way south eastwards. after a bright start, rain will arrive across the south—east later in the day. behind that it brightens up. that is only half a story. the worst of the winds will arrive later on tomorrow and into the evening, across the far north—west of scotland with 80, possibly 90 mile an hour gusts, particularly across the far north of scotland. some travel disruption and power outages. an amber warning in force from the met office. be prepared for significant destruction. still a good gale blowing. frequent wintry showers down to low levels. that could cause some problems. further south, relatively benign. a bright and breezy day on christmas eve. more rain in the far north—west by the end of the day as the next system arise. this will follow a similar track. we don't think

. >> reporter: we found chases in quincy, weston, bridgewater and more. now is the t. state is pushing gas stations to protect their pumps with tamper resistant seals look these, and asking customers to watch out. >> it was surprising to me that there were so many. >> reporter: and here's how you can protect yourself. if there's a seal on the pump, inside or even use cash. in the newsroom, i'm hank phillippi ryan. >> adam: following more news tonight a thief in new york grabbing gold and getting away. you can see h'm walk up to the armored truck left open by the a distracted guard, grab the pot of gold flakes. police say the gold flakes are worth about $1.6 million. >> kim: caught on camera in >> come on, bro. let's go. come on. everybody fete away from the car! >> kim: a risky rescues for police officers in the town of winlt on, e. expt a man was trapped inside that burning car and officers ran over with fire extinguishers, clearing a path. took several minutes but they finally knocked out the windows and dragged that man to safety. >> adam: also caught on camera, a s

i'm alix steel alongside david weston. jonathan ferro is off today. dow jones and s&p futures flat. .1% almost higher by wiping out all of the losses for the year. u.k. markets are closed for the holiday. the story of a stronger dollar continues. around the highest level in over a decade. up and oiling higher. david: more cash for monti. monte dei paschi needs 18 , not the 5 billion bid failed to get from investors next week. no holiday for trump tweets. the president-elect taking to social media to say the u.n. doesn't really do anything. democrats are planning to challenge him on tax reform. looking back on a year of historic surprises and forward to a no less challenging 2017 when it comes to markets. need monte dei paschi's for cash. what did we learn over the last 24 hours? >> good morning. we've last christmas with the fund set up by the government and we came back from the short break with the new issue for the bank. almost 4 billion extra required to cover the needs of the bank. sent to the letter bank yesterday evening to the italian lender.

i am here with alix steel and david weston.ork it open. -- from the markets open. at -- a week yen in the fx market. crude is trending higher for much of the morning. david: here is what you need to know at this hour. donald trump's global pick is rex tillerson -- probable pick for secretary of state is rex to listen. -- tillerson. donald trump calls him a world-class player, while many senators are concerned about his close relations with vladimir putin. opec has agreed to a production cut with non-opec oil producers. it is the first agreement of its kind in the teen years. -- 15 years. monte dei paschi moves ahead planits recapitalization after the ecb rejected its request for more time to raise capital. that is what you need to know at this hour. alix: i want to pick up on what you in jonathan have touched on which is the rally in the crude market. gasoline futures are up 3.5%. natural gas is taking a bit of a break, off almost 6%. volume on the contract are searching today at 77% compared to the 10 day average. you have str

jonathan: david weston says this is quite a bench to step in for gary cohn.es the next lloyd blankfein out of these two? is that what it comes down to? michael: i think certainly many people will see it as them trying out for the job, perhaps competing against each other. i do not think it rules out potential of the candidates besides these two, but it would certainly put them in place to be the front runners for that job. david: one of the big challenges when a succession happens like this is you have the top dog still there in lloyd blankfein. you want to make your impression on the firm. you cannot fear too much from where it has been because you still have lloyd in charge, but what have you done to make your impression on the firm? do we have any sense of what either of these individuals might do to take it in a somewhat different direction? michael: i don't think you will see them move in a majorly different direction. harvey has been the cfo the last few years. a big part of his effort has been boosting the firm on the capital front and also cutting cos

backed on leverett connector and 20 minutes route 1 south and 42 minutes on 93 and 44 minutes 128 weston tolls. >> julie: temperatures warm. >> shiri: afternoon to mosey. >> julie: bring the word back. >> gene: afternoon delight. >> shiri: i like where we are going with this. totals since midnight and i know it has been a drench the last couple of days and since midnight we got about quarter inch of rain from boston south and east and up to the north and west and get an up to nearly inch of rain and portsmouth, new hampshire. so we needed it. rains good thing and next half hour check on new drought monitor, not to be a spoiler but there's a reason that you don't see this week's rainfall really reflected in that and i will explain more on that and 50? and 47 in lawrence and worcester, 53 in plymouth but i want to go down to plymouth because i think temperatures here and spots and sticking with mostly sunny skies and wouldn't be surprised to see couple 58, 59 and even 1 or 260s on the map and as soon as the sun goes down, real quick drop in temperatures so future cast today really looking

delays to franconia, vienna, and weston east. >>> it's almost christmas but you have time to get a fewore christmas gifts if you need to. >> megan is out there. >> reporter: they work here. there's a changing of shifts going on. many of the employees are taking advantage of the sales that we're seeing here. now, this kohl's, the kohl's chain, they're open 24 hours a day. have been since tuesday morning and that's going to trying to allow everybody no matter what your schedule to get your sales. there are a lot of sales ou folks are taking advantage. it's not just here. many are offering extended hours. the great thing is if you're shopping off time, there are generally no lines. there are also lots of online coupons. some come in the mail and a lot of folks take advantage of those, but before you go shopping go to the websites because really you can find a lot of things online. in fact, even if you're out, use your smartphone and use your website. i did that last week, got another 20% off because of a coupon i was able to get off the phone. a lot of deals are had. it's a win/win for co

bloomberg david weston asked him about the u.s.ifically if he is seeing a fundamental difference in the economy rather than just a recent market rally based around hope. bank of america having a decent size customer base and seeing $50 billion in credit card index card spending grow 5% year-over-year and growing faster, those are all very good things. that means the economy is in good shape and making progress. the difference after the election has been in the business side, the enthusiasm that the world is our oyster. enthusiasm and midsize companies that they feel there is more that is going to get done, they feel better about the process -- prospects of regulatory environment with their business, the final demand. that will take time to actually come through. -- theaneously the consumer confidence shot up. you and i own a company, we can decide to do something or not do something. build a factory. if we feel better, we will do it. if we do it, that means was -- what was happening before, i feel people are saying let's go try int

about a half hour on 93 south, 25 minutes on 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls. >> daniel: 9:16 right now. friday morning off to head start and shiri spear joins us with the forecast. shiri spear, 2 days of sunshine, hi-5. >> let's make it a couple more too because the weekend -- weekend going nice as well and a my piece of advice is this. it is december. of course it, it is going to get cooler, 20 to 30 miles per hour, so we have wind chill to consider for friday, for saturday, slight risk of overnight flurry i'm looking at towns and cities far inland for that. no major rain or for that matter no major snow until we get into next week's forecast. 43? in boston and lawrence and norwood, worcester lagging behind at only 37 right now, we got the sunny skies, but feels -- has all morning long. it feels 10? cooler because of the wind. fox25 weather app right there you open it, got the temperatures, got feels like temperature, know exactly what you're dressing for in worcester today we got highs in the lower 40s. this is going to be 1 of the cooler spots. got clouds that bubble

the macon and weston down to macon and eventually savannah. the atlanta and west point eventually to montgomery. cut the railroads. and his plan was succeeding. david evans of athens, georgia, has written the book on sherman's cavalry in the atlanta campaign. he reminds us that rousseau had cut the line to montgomery in mid-july cutting fully 26 miles or so of that line. it was knocked out of operation for at least a month. moreover, when sherman was throwing his cavalry and mcpherson's army east of atlanta, they descended upon the railroad to augusta at stone mountain and started marching in tearing up more railroad on july 18th and more on the 19th, 20th as mcpherson was coming toward the city from the east. hood, on his first full day of command faced this situation with at least four of thomas' 14th, 14th, 21st, 4th divisions and corps south of the teapeache creek. schofield coming in from the northeast. as i see, mcpherson's army of the tennessee, the 15th, 16th and 17th corps coming from decatur. hood saw an opportunity to attack at peac

there is an accident heading eastbound as you make your way to weston. this is at exit 14 and the backup is piling up to the weston state police barracks. getting into the city. >>> breaking overnight, shots fired near the ruggles "t" station. a car fleeing the scene crashes into a campus police cruiser. one person is now in custody. police are still searching for three others who ran from the scene. the wentworth officer was taken to the hospital for evaluation. >>> also breaking overnight, one person rushed to the hospital over a shooting in dorchester. this happened near devon and norm and randy streets not far from a playground and a middle condition. >>> an autopsy may reveal more later today about a decapitated body found along the meramec river in lawrence. family members fear it belongs to 16-year-old lee manuel paulino who has been missing since the middle of november. the district attorney's office says it will not speculate on an identification until the medical examiner has finished. >>> and rob gronkowski is set to have back surgery today an

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. 35 on the pike eastbound. 25 minutes on the expressway. 32 minutes on 128 south approaching the weston tolls. back to you. killing his own mother. police say 18-year-old frantz >> that run through neighborhoods and densely populated areas to be worry some. in the meantime, spectra released a statement of their own saying this project, all the facilities that are involved do meet and exceed federal safety standards. live in west roxbury, catherine parrotta, fox25 morning news. >>> a fire chief is now off the job accused of billing the town for gifts that he bought for his girlfriend. the board of selectmen voted police say he used his clothing alliance to buy caprices, tube tops and a woman's coat and used wite-out to change receipts to read that they were men's clothing. roderick claimed that women's clothing fit him better. >>> a sheriff deputy is recovering at home after a car crash in rockland. police tell us the officer had been headed to a call when a car tried to turn in front of him on beach street. according to the patriots ledger, the driver did not pass him. the driver was ta

i'm david weston. call it the great writ debate of 2016.oughout the year, economist -- as the year progressed, the fy two he became increasingly divided on the issue. let's take a look back at a fascinating 12 months for u.s. monetary policy. >> the rate remains unchanged. the fed like you to know that they are watching things. they see what you see and everybody can take a deep breath and stop freaking out. here are the key language to address everybody's concerns. the are closely monitoring economic commissions and financial development. assessing the invitations for the labor market and the delta risks. attake us inside the debate the fed of the how. how do you determine through 2016 do when of those rate increases. >> we don't have to do it to make that decision. be dated.will the result will be dependent on the economy. that is what is most important. equally important is the fed scaling back. expect to readw the fed funds target by only one half of a percentage point. i don't need to tell you that it is a big change from where we were

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weston not say much immediately what he did test for a few hours later.ed low for a different strokes and the facts of life take a listen to our interview where he tells the story of getting or roll of one of america's greatest that--dads. >>: and they could use otherwise i was going to be driving that year i was very happy to get the call and i remember when i got the part i burst into tears and the parking lot. >>anny hong: reaction to his death came pouring in on social media they're taken to twitter with condolences she said america loved him and where so sad he is gone. >>mark: a major new development would show you the new round of dna test police are conducting in the 1996 murder. >>james: i think by anyone's definition of the start off a live look outside that means heavy rain and begins to amplify as soon as we get to 1030 in the morning i would not let him walk home will try to make arrangements to pick them up. >>james: try to keep you ahead of all the accidents. >>robin winston: it is coming to a crawl on 92 we have to in the same howe about t

this is video of police officer weston, at the boys and girls skate club.ome kids skateboarding, and said hey, can i borough your skateboard? the kids needless to say were pretty impressed. >> know reason why we should give them a hard time and no reason why they should look at us as party crashers. just, you know, trying to do our job, they're just trying to have fun. >> the officer says it is all part every his effort to protect and interact with residents. i'm sure the kids enjoy. that will coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", president-elect donald trump sounds off on claims the russians have the prezzie election, how to could impact the secretary of state. learning new jersey governor chris christie turned down several key positions in the trump administration. find out what jobs christie said no to. meisha? >> rahel, good morning, slick conditions on this monday morning, causing slow and dangerous commute. i'll have all of the updates coming up of the, first i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this

toll bound -- toll roadtoll rd westbound at weston parkwayar tractor-trailer accident soaile there may be some delays ass a folks look over to see what's going on but looks like the like bulk of the activity iss westbound. check in with erin in minute. first here's tucker. >> cold on the way big timee cold or cold-cold as daytimeay highs around here by tomorrow tr and saturday, you know, upperw,p 30's and low 40's as bigs chge not here yet.. it's just chilly out thisust morning but the real coldthe red doesn't get in until later later ghnight. pickup forecast parts of the t area below freezing so it'sinso chilly out this morning.ly out show you the numbers in a second. little later today it will be cool andater t becoming breezy e we should still see some some daytime highs near 50 is that ta it will be a dry afternoon asbed you are coming home fromng homem school a little later this teternoon. here are your cold numbers.re 41 in washington. spot.41 spoar ymou 36 leonardtown. leona just starting to get the cloud o cover associated with ourh frontalou system so that's so hour or so.e so

joe: that was part of david weston's interview with the ceo of bank of america.et: as we said earlier, the doj is suing barclays. barclays has said they will seek dismissal of the claims and they have rejected these claims. more on this developing story, this is bloomberg. scarlet: barclays being sued by the u.s. department justice for deceiving investors. the doj said more than half of the $31 billion underlying the securities ended in default. barclays responded saying that they reject the claims and intent to seek dismissal of them. alman.g us is yo this was a surprise. what is different this time? guest: it was a big shock, they almost always settle. typically, especially with the mortgage cases and the mortgage crisis that we went through in 2009 with all of these blowing up, they have been settling. they have been settling them one by one and paying a lot of money in most of the cases. the u.s. banks have almost all settled, bank of america probably paid more than everybody else, the total fines near $7 billion. some of the europeans have settled. there are

market is ready for the fed to raise rates but what will the fomc deliver in 2017, that is the big weston. we will hear from three former central bankers, alan greenspan, philip hildebrandt, jean-claude trichet a all coming up. presidential pain. can your treasuries talking 3% will punish the market if financial repression finally over and is that -- that such a bad thing? for ropping the bid actelion. a fascinating deal. we will explore that. we will take a look at where futures are trading. it looks like a weaker start for stocks. you can see that the ftse is indicated down .3 of 1% as is .he cap -- cac there is a lot of earnings and equities. it will be an interesting day to see what happens at the open. guy: maybe a slight negative start. maybe the reason is we had a solid day yesterday. spain am a the, main european markets trading higher. of jewsst a little bit coming out of that trade. the dollar is weak or going into the fed. index down by .1 of 1%. on's generally better. the yields coming down the little bit. we will keep an eye on that and the other thing to watch out for his oi

market is ready for the fed to raise rates but what will the fomc deliver in 2017, that is the big westonar from three former central bankers, alan greenspan, philip hildebrandt, jean-claude trichet a all coming up. presidential pain. can your treasuries talking