wheeler within an hour or so of gerrard heading off to the east, wheeler reports circuit 230 to hood that the yankee flake is in the air. this gives hood the immediate opportunity to decide to launch his flanking attack. in the rear and flank. so on the afternoon of the 21st, he develops his plan. he's the outer line of confederate works. here's the perimeter. turg the night of the 21st, 22nd, they're going to withdraw from their outer line into the main confederate works. hardy's corps, one of his three, would keep marching through the city out by the mcdonagh road and head northeast and into position to attack the yankee army. mcpherson's army of the tennessee. general hood just asked for too much. after an all-night march, hardee's infantry corps is going to launch a morning attack? confederates were supermen but they couldn't do it all. moreover, he asked wheeler to accompany hardee for at least part of the march and they'd keep going to attack mcpherson's wagon train at decatur. there's my map colorized from my first book "atlanta will fall." historians have recognized the jacks

then they came in over the ridge and hit wheeler field. they knew exactly what hangers to hit so the whole wheeler field was -- destroyed within minutes. we didn't have any communication. >> he said time stood still as he watched the bombs rain down. >> you are in shock. we saw -- we saw them bomb. we could see the hangers -- that were blown up. you could still see the smoke coming out of that. >> he survived but more than 2,400 others aboard the uss arizona and at parole lar boar -- pearl harbor died that day. >> we are diminishing group. in california there is -- i would say -- maybe 200. i say under 200. those that haven't passed away, many of them are -- [ indiscernible ] >> another testament to the greatest generation. >> what a great couple. 73 years together. >> and he still looks good to 94. >> sure does. >> all right. lets get another check of our weather. >> the things they did -- when you see those stories we kind of move on with our lives. when you see those stories -- you just realize what he sacrificed and almost sacrificed.

keep streets passable, but the fast-moving storm coated rocky mountain roads in ice, slowing 18 wheelers to a crawl. in bolder, emergency workers stayed busy responding to accidents caused by the slick streets. further east in north dakota, more than 450 miles of interstate were frozen. in minot, frigid winds gusted more than 45mph. roadways because of limited visibility. even tow trucks needed towing. in bismark, the storm caught eric bjorie off guard. his honda civic had to get pulled out of the snow by a good samaritan. >> we deal with blizzardards every year, so it's kind of like

peter: what do you think tom wheeler's legacy is going to be? mr. o'rielly: i think that's an open question. i think his legacy is partly tied to decisions that he made and the process that he ran. he and i have a very from a relationship personally, but we disagreed on both the process and the outcome, and i imagine we will get a chance to review some of the outcome side and hopefully improve the process. i am troubled that after many years -- i've been there three that the legacy in terms of the policy he adopted and activities he has done will no longer be imposed -- be in existence, and i think that is an opportunity for the commission. there are things that can be adopted in a bipartisan way that can stand the test of time, and i just don't see that occurred, so it is harder to announce -- even how toay be improve commission functions so we don't do that again. david: what do you think of president-elect trump? mr. o'rielly: he is the president and many of my party. i give them all the credit for the campaign they ran. i share a love of views o

. >> host: in your view, commissioner what do you think tom wheeler's legacy is? >> guest: i think tom wheeler is an incredibly multidimensional individual who has seen, has background in cable and mobile. what i think about him i kind of smile i say this person has been on the cusp of two of the most incredibly life-changing when is it comes to the communications in the u.s. industries that we now take for granted. you know, cable as well as, you know cellular phones. he is a person passionate about providing opportunities, looking through a current day lens with some legacy background and i believe that he has been incredibly effective chairperson, moving the needle, challenging all of us. you know ruffling some feathers inside and outside of the agency and i think that's a good thing because i think your regulator should be one not only in tune with the times but will, you know, challenge all of us, consumers and companies to alike to be better at it. so i think, if even if you don't agree with every decision or every posture or every speech he has made he mad

do you have any insights, thoughts or unscientific wild guesses as to what chairman tom wheeler will do come january 30th? or should, or what he should do? >> guest: you know, the nomination process and the confirmation process done by, you know, the u.s. senate. a number of good friends there and former employers. they have their process. i leave it to them on how that shakes out. but to your point, you know, tom has always surprised me over the years. we've disagreed, though, you know, in a very thoughtful way i like to believe. i don't have any clue what he may or may not do. traditionally, the chairperson has resigned at the instance of a new commission, so i wouldn't be surprised if that were the case. but tom's always run things different, a different way. that's kind of, you know, some of the problems that we've had. >> other than the zero rating thing we already talked about, do you have any other areas of concern where the fcc democratic majority might try to push something through at the last minute? >> guest: so we're actively trying to find those items that can be adopted

winds were powerful enough to topple an 18-wheeler. we're tracking the storm's latest path. >>> victory tour. president-elect donald trump hitting the road as he takes credit for saving jobs, plus the cabinet position that could be filled by sarah palin. >>> and it's a sweet break, a major candymaker says a new chocolate formula has nearly >>> good thurs >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we are following a null of breaking news stories. we're going to start with another police officer gunned down in the line of duty. >> it happened in tacoma, washington, just hours ago when the officer responded to a domestic violence call. he was shot several times and died later at the hospital. this was the solemn scene as his body was taken away. >> the suspect was believed to be barricaded inside the house overnight. the neighborhood on lockdown. 133 law enforcement officers have died in the line far this year. that is more than all of last year. >>> also breaking overnight protesters hit the streets of charlotte, north carolina, angry that pro

saunders, wheelers and news out of the trump corporation, which is that they have agreed to allow union a do you have any reaction to that? all, the first contract for quite a while, and donald trump and his managers in las vegas have been blocking them from even sitting at the table. but they won a major victory. they stood strong and we hope that spreads. clearly, i think it was because of the will of the employees. theyer

. >> in your view what you think tom wheeler's legacy is? >> i think tom wheeler is an incredibly multi dimensional individual who has got backgrounds and table and mobile, when i think about him i say this person has been on the cusp of two of the most incredibly life-changing when it comes to the communications in the us, industries industries that we now take for granted, cable as well as -- he is a person person passionate about providing opportunities, looking through a current day lands with some legacy background. i believe that he has been an incredibly effective chairperson , moving the needle in challenging all of us. there's things inside and outside the agency. i think your regulator should be one that not only is in tune with the times, but will challenge all of us, consumers and companies alike to be better at it. so i think that even if you don't agree with every decision or every speech is made, he has made us better at what our respective portfolios or gains are. i think history will be kind to him. >> what about the commiss

about chairman wheeler, what do you think about the interim chairman? ms. clyburn: he is incredibly bright. i do not know where he gets all of his social references from. if you ever watch some of his speeches -- he is incredibly witty. but he is extremely bright. he is committed i believe to ensure that america is connected. i mentioned to you that there are places where we agree and where we do agree, we are embracing of that. or avenuesome places amre we diverge but i hopeful that if our predictions are true that we will meet and come together and really not allow one or two things where we might differ to cause us not to move ahead unanimously with an item that i think would be for the good of the country. i start from the 50 yard line. i do not start from a place or a posture where i am assuming that i will get 100% of everything that i want. -- compromise is not my middle name but it is a posture from where i start. i am willing and i believe in reciprocity. mr. kaut: there have been some rumors even that the republicans are taking order and one of th

an 18-wheeler with a cargo of steel tore through a crowded christmas market in berlin this evening. the death toll has been steadily rising and dozens were hurt. the white house called it an apparent terrorist attack. the driver has been arrested. just last month, the state department warned americans that holiday day festivals and outdoor markets in europe could come under attack, and tonight security is tightening here in the u.s. charlie d'agata begins our coverage. >> reporter: the battered windshield shows the damage done when the 18-wheeler became a weapon. witnesses said the truck jumped the curb, barreled into the crowd, and just kept going. american journalist shandana durrani said she was just feet away from its deadly path. >> i saw a truck barreling into a crowd of innocent people tonight. it looked like an accident. it looked like the truck jumped the curb and was going too fast and got out of control and sort of just swerved into the market. >> reporter: british tourist mike fox said the truck narrowly missed him. >> i spoke to two people who were lying on the floor wi

this is helen wheeler. well, hello, miss wheeler. welcome, helen. sorry i'm late. oh. i had to drop into a store to get, uh, mrs. bellows a little present. uh... maybe you'd like to open it? now? yes. yes, why not? oh, miss wheeler, won't you, uh... please call me helen. let's see, let's see. oh, major, it's miss moderne. that is my very favorite. oh, really? thank you so much. i'm so glad you like it, it's nothing. maybe you'd like to try it, huh? why now? well, i love the smell of perfume, sir. oh. don't you? well, i-- all right. love, this is my favorite. [sniffs] mm. [mouths words] helen? well, all right. dr. bellows? major. oh, i'm sorry. oh, i'm sorry. bellows: major... can we begin now, please? yes, of course. [bellows humming] major. yes? it's your play. mm? oh, yes. all right, sir. major. mm-hm? clubs are called for. oh. can i take it back? you have to. my trick. helen: may i have some water? bellows: oh, certainly. excuse me. i'll get some too. uh... here you are, mrs. bellows. thank you very much. here you are, helen. thank you. you trumped my ace. huh? oh,

icy roads were too slippery for even the toughest four-wheelers. dan boschee's truck slid into a ditch. but luckily, his dad, reid, showed up to pull him back on track. tim kunz of ace 24-hour towing started working earlier this week pulling dozens of cars and even big-rig trucks off the roads around bismarck. >> the guys that are empty, it's been the wind. the wind pushes the trailer off, and then they get jackknifed and stuck. >> reporter: since monday tow trucks have pulled roughly 400 scott, they expect to stay busy because there is more snow and subzero temperatures in the forecast. >> omar villafranca in bismarck for us. now let's go to eric fisher, the chief meteorologist of our boston station wbz. eric, what's next? >> well, scott, the remarkable thing here is that in november we had widespread record warmth nearly over all of north america. at the same time we had major snow and cold across siberia and ru. kind of cooking in the dark and the cold, is moving right up over the pole and coming right down into the same areas that were warmest

icy roads were too slippery for even the toughest four wheelers. dan ditch, but luckily... his dad, reid, showed up to pull him back on track. tim kunz of ace 24-hour towing, started working earlier this week pulling dozens of cars and even big-rig trucks off the roads around bismarck. >> the guys that are empty, it's been the wind. the wind pushes the trailer off, and then they get jackknifed and stuck. >> reporter: since monday, tow into this lot alone. scott, they expect to stay busy because there is more snow and subzero temperatures in the forecast. >> pelley: omar villafranca in bismarck for us. now, let's go to eric fisher, the chief meteorologist of our boston station, wbz. eric, what's next? >> well, scott, the remarkable thing here is that in november, we had widespread record warmth over all of north america. at the same time, we had major snow and cold across siberia and russia. now, all that air, which was over the pole and coming right down into the same areas that were warmest last month. it's a complete 1-80 in the pattern. how could are we talking about? lo

in charlotte, north carolina, the winds were to flip this 18-wheeler. in greensville, south carolina, a tree slammed into this home landing on a child's bedroom. his mother says she told him to get out of that room just seconds before the tree came down. >> i just screamed at brandon, get downstairs. the wind is really bad and he came downstairs and we all huddled in the downstairs bathroom. >> reporter: the overnight storms come after tornado sirens blared in atlanta with at least like this. i'm kind of still in shock. it's like, wow, so close. >> you can see trees piled on parked cars and this large chunk of metal is part of the roof of a recycling center that wrapped around a pole a quarter of a mile ago. >> the sound was very, very loud and it hits on that driveway there. >> reporter: at this children's learning center workers say an employee was walking from her car to the building when the storm hit. >> she had an umbrella in her hand and it flew right out of her hand. by the time she put her hand on the door it flew open and started shakeing. >>

a school bus full of cheerleaders and an 18-wheeler collide. the team heading home following a football playoff victory. it happened on interstate 20 near midland, texas. the front of the ira-an sheffield bus crushed. 52-year-old liz castaneda-pope, killed. her sister, the driver of that bus, remains in critical three cheerleaders are still hospitalized with multiple injuries. the vehicle they were riding in had no seat belts. this crash test showing how dangerous that can be. few buses allow for children to buckle up. the consequences, tragic. just three weeks ago in tennessee, six students killed. 20 injured, when the driver of this school bus plowed into a mailbox and a light pole. and dramatic video of this >> seat belts unquestionably save lives. >> reporter: only six states require school buses to have seat belts, including texas. but so far, there's no state funding. cecilia, we're learning tonight, the semi-truck driver did cross over the median to avoid hitting a vehicle right in front of him, striking that bus. the bus driver had no t

jack and george wheeler, 2a yea rs photos. ago, a pair of duties, in 1992. still a pair of cuties, recreating that special moment. and here, you can see in the space ofa and here, you can see in the space of a year, lucas went from bump to baby. and these families are having fun with this recreation, that was then. hey! that is a good one. if you have pictures like this, keep sending your photos in to us. we will try to show a few more later. i will be back with the headlines shortly. hello, this is breakfast on christmas morning with naga munchetty. it's 8:30. now, a summary of this morning's main news: a russian military plane has crashed into the black sea just minutes after taking off from sochi. the russian defence ministry says there were at least 92 people on board. the aircraft was flying to syria and disappeared from radar around 20 minutes after take—off. some debris has now been found in the sea and an investigation has been launched. "inspiration" is to be the theme of the queen's christmas broadcast this year. she

the attacker then killed that driver and stole the 18-wheeler to commit this crime. witnesses say that the 18-wheeler came at about 40 miles an hour into this group of holiday revellers, people who were celebrating, shopping at a christmas market there. they're very famous in germany. they bring millions of people, locals and tourists into those areas. again, police are still on the lookout this morning. now, all of this has actually changed security within the united states in some large cities. for instance, new york is beefing up security around areas normally frequented by tourists going to holiday events around the christmas tree in rockefeller center, also macy's. a number of large cities are increasing the police presence because they're concerned of other attacks like this that have been inspired or tried to be inspired by isis. live in washington, edward lawrence, back to you. >> thank you very much, edward. >>> also new this morning, a north bay school targeted by vandals. this morning we're getting a closer look at the massive amount of damage left behind.

an 18 wheeler can do a lot of damage if the driver of that 18 wheeler falls asleep at the wheel.an't rule that out immediately. and so it's up to law enforcement and the intelligence agencies to pin point what they have this best then and the vehicle and today and his nexus to this part of up to, his driving history. so you have soup to nuts before you reach a conclusion. >> you know, one thing we're learning from witnesses on the scene north always reliable but providing some early information what was going on -- a tourist from england told the "associated press" that the large truck missed him by three meteres, as i drove into the market, tearing how to table. it was definitely deliberate, that he helped people who appeared to have broken limits as the truck kept plowing on. >> it's easy to come to that conclusion if you were passed 0 so closely by such a mammoth vehicle going through a civilian population, tourist area, popular area, it's eggy to come to -- it's easy to come to that conclusion but it's incumbent on us to take a deep breath, let the investigators work. is very

we are back with chris wheeler joining us from london.ost simple and orderly resolution to deal with the italian banks? do we need to look at mergers? christopher: i think we have had a lot of merger activity in the recent months and over the last few years. i think it is likely to continue because i think the most important thing is to create a stable banking industry. while people may not like seeing unicredit getting bigger, i think they realize that blindfolding some of the smaller banks into the bigger players or medium players, they will create a more robust banking system. in addition there is a lot of talk about creating a bank that can take off the balance sheets of some of these banks their nonperforming loans ahead of any reform of the bankruptcy laws. francine: yesterday i had quite an important interview with the unicredit ceo for the first time he spoke on the record. he was trying to break the linkage between a failed market capitalization of monte dei paschi and what would happen in his own case if he were to raise capital

. >> reporter: the battered windshield showed the damage done when the 18-wheeler became a weapon.nesses said the truck jumped the curb, barreled into the crowd and just kept going. american journalist, shandana from its deadly path. >> i saw a truck barrelling into a crowd of innocent people tonight. it looked look an accident. it looked like the truck jumped the curb and was going fast and got out of control. and -- sort of just swerved into the market. >> reporter: british tourist mike fox said the truck narrowly missed him. >> i spoke to two people lying on the floor with broken limbs. going to be okay. saw one guy dragged away with blood on his face. i helped several other people, lift the side of one of the stalls up so they could pull two other people. >> reporter: some of the wooden stalls at popular christmas market were flattened. emergency crews struggled to reach victims stuck under the truck. german police said a passenger in the truck was found dead at the scene. they said the driver fled. and a suspect was later arrested. the truck had polish license plates, was regi

icy roads were too slippery for even the toughest four-wheelers. monday tow trucks have pulled roughly 400 stranded or damaged vehicles into this lot alone. scott, they expect to stay busy because there is more snow and subzero temperatures in the forecast. >>> president-elect donald trump's victory tour pulled into des moines, iowa last night. mr. trump and vice president-elect mike pence will be in louisiana today. meanwhile, the president-elect's cabinet continues to take shape. dean grinlds our coverage. >> reporter: the president-elect made his second visit to ohio since his election, and while his stop in columbus involved soothing the survivors of last week's attack at ohio state, getting back at any and all critics was still on his mind. the latest to draw mr. trump's wrath was chuck jones, an indianapolis union president who had the crust to say that mr. trump exaggerated the number of jobs he saved last week at the carrier company. >> if in fact it was an oversight, you know, it was a big mistake not knowing how many people's livelihoods

we have seen a row of 18 wheeler trucks that are loaded with humanitarian supplies. a slow trickle to get supplies into syria. we have been told speaking with one of the koord nationcoordino that eight trucks will cross the border. turkey announcing setting up a refugee ramp to house 80,000 people. most of those are people evacuated from aleppo. they are not setting that camp up inside turkey. it is set up in syrian territory. jomana said the place they are considering setting it up as a presence of al qaeda and other militant groups. russia has been striking some of those areas in that province in idlib. it is unclear how soon the refugee camp can be set up and whether people will want to move there given how volatile that region is in the first place. if you were evacuated from aleppo where you were bombed every day, the last thing you want to do is go to another area that could be bombed again. >> a sick irony. they are trying to flee to safety and fleeing to could ultimately kill them. muhammad lila, thank you. >>> 49 minutes past the hour. if you haven't noticed

plagued parts of georgia, louisiana, and mississippi...where powerful winds flipped cars and even 18-wheelers: we're really lucky that nobody was hurt //it could be the other way the storm system also moved through the caroli nasbringing down trees, snapping power lines, and closing roads. roxana saberi cbs news. sherry how's the weather today? the storms tore through just as that destroyed hundreds of crews in eastern tennessee were containing a deadly wildfire that destroyed hundreds of structures in two resort towns. dolly parton, who has a theme park in the affected area, plans to give one-thousand dollars a month to families who lost their homes. onslaught of severe weather the storms tore through just as crews in eastern tennessee were crews in eastern tennessee were that destroyed hundreds of structures in two resort towns. dolly parton, who has a theme park in the affected area, plans to give one-thousand dollars a month to families who lost their homes. the twisters were part of an onslaught of severe weather that also plagued parts of georgia, louisiana, and mississippi...where powe

in pineville 1 and8-wheeler was tossed on it side. the driver went to the hospital with a head injury. firefighters responded to reports of trees down including one on a house in south charlotte. greenville, south carolina area. trees felony car and also blocked roads in the upstate portions of south carolina. meteorologist say a tornado may have also touched down in the greenville area. >>> we felt lucky but -- that by the storm got to us it did not have much of a punch. >>> i was hoping to see more rain than we did see. we had about an average of a quarter inch from monday and tuesday. we see plenty of sunshine looking down western boulevard. this tower will be let tonight at 6:15 pm. temperatures are all over the place. 50 in roxboro. 60 in clinton. the reason is the front has slipped to the east and we now have the cooler air starting to filter in. it's cool things down for roxboro but it's on the mild side for goldsborough and all day long. the sunshine will work against it. our temperature this afternoon is likely to be nice. a

chris wheeler is a banks analyst from atlantic equities. he's with us. good morning. good to have you with us. deutsche bank, they're agreeing to a settlement, credit suisse is settling. barclays not so at the moment. what are your initial thoughts? >> the initial thoughts on deutsche bank, it's good news that the issue has been dealt with. similar story with credit suisse. barclays is more interesting, i'm wondering i would they're pushing back. if we look at european settlements, they are substantially bigger than the u.s. ones in terms of the amount of issuance those banks carried out, and maybe they feel they're being too unfair to the european banks, i wonder if they're also including lehman brothers issuance in this settlement given that barclays did not buy lehman brothers until january of '09. maybe barclays feels they shouldn't be on the hook for anything lehman for anything did before that time. >> it took took time in the past for settlements. when looking at deutsche bank, they have assets of 1.6 trillion euros, give or take. hsbc's around 50% greater. sti

the exact numbers at wheeler field, i don't have. what i do know, the number of planes that we lost were almost equal to the number of japanese planes that launched their attack and we lost roughly 190 planes were destroyed. and there was probably another 160 planes that were damaged, so you add those up, it was 360 planes and those two that were launch frd the japanese carriers, so yeah, you know, the devastation of battleship road, that was a big blow to the naval fleet, but also you know, the japanese had a sound battle plan, they took out the airfields and basically just eliminated air force that we had there. >> next up the russell in river fall, wisconsin. go ahead. >> hello, paul. >> hello. >> lieutenant colonel russell nelson, u.s. army retired. >> oh, i know russell nelson. it's a pleasure to hear your voice again. >> congratulations on the reissue. if you recall, you gave me a copy of the book for a retirement gift! yes, i did. >> i read it several years ago. it should become one of the standard works on pearl harbor. i thi

cantrell says "..we damages to some barns and different things, and like i say, trees and some 18-wheeler beds and things that were actually tilted over." meanwhile, further north in tennessee, crews are still battling the biggest wildfire to hit the state in a century. more than fourteen thousand people evacuated from the resort city of gatlinburg as hundreds of firefighters work to save homes and businesses, including their own. burkhalter says "..we've got fire fighters, first responders who are helping put out the fires, when their own homes are being lost. and that's just something that people just don't (on cam tag) fire officials are saying the heavy rains from the past twenty-four hours could help them battle the flames. they're keeping their fingers crossed that the wet weather will continue. in atlanta, georgia, john roberts, fox news. temperatures remain on the cold side tonight with overnight lows the las vegas valley. we'll see a few clouds drift across the area, keeping temperatures up just a degree or two compared to last night. skies will be mostly sunny on thursday with a

the departure of wheeler, democrat, sets up the commission for 2-1 republican majority. on the horizon for the fcc, net neutrality, privacy roles that impose obligations on carriers, and ownership rules for restricting tv station combinations. trouble on the horizon for president obama's signature piece of legislation. taxpayers will forgo for nearly $10 billion more next year to cover double-digit premium hikes for subsidized out the insurance. this is according to a report from the nonpartisan center for health and economy. the analysis comes as congress looks to repeal the affordable care act. the average monthly subsidy will increase by $76 from $291 to 300 $67. egypt civil aviation ministry says traces of explosion have been found on some victims of the egyptair flight that crashed in may. officials say a criminal investigation will begin into the flight data for, which killed all 66 people on board. no one has claim to attack the plane. japan is trying to resolve a dispute with russia that lasted seven decades. prime minister shinzo abe met with vladimir putin at a

tom wheeler's departure will leave republicans with a two to one advantage on the fcc. it's typical for the agency chairman to leave with the old administration outgoing. there had been speculation that wheeler might stay on. >>> stocks were up today. the dow gained 60. the s&p finished ahead nine. the nasdaq jumped 20. >>> president obama, president-elect trump, the russians, the iranians and syria. we will talk about all of it with the panel when we come >>> to those who support the assad regime, the days are numbered. >> i am con iffident that assad days are numbered. the use of chemical weapons is totally unacceptable. if you make the mistake of using these weapons, there will be consequences and you will be held accountable. >> the assad regime is aiding and abetting and carrying out nothing short of a massacre. >> syrian civil war has been going on for a long time. today, you hear the secretary of state john kerry saying it's a massacre happening in aleppo. before you heard all the days were numbered. we will put a number on those. since the president first mentio

the departure of wheeler a democrat will set it up for a 2-1 majority of republicans.ed by more than 2,600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. it's just after 5:30, thursday here in new york and it's 9:30 friday morning in sydney. i'm joined by bloomberg's paul allen with a look at the markets. good morning. paul: good morning, have a look at new zealand. it's already up about .4%. a strong showing after 90 minutes' trade. another good decision on wall street. we are expecting positive start on the nikkei in japan and modest gains here on the a.s.x. when trading gets under way in 30 minutes. a couple of big a.g.m.'s today both the banks, national australiaa having their annual get togethers. might be worth keeping an eye on the ine or saying it's going to pay down the $1 billion of 2019 debt. that will should save $38 million in interest payments. crown resorts trading is set to resume after thursday's announcement that it will partly sell its stake in melco entertainment. bloomberg's also seen a term sheet which suggests a crown sub

. >> after surveying the crime screen, investigator chuck wheeler examines the weapon. >> it's an x-actolade from a hobby craft box. took a little bit of time to put a couple pieces of wood together to hold it in place. a ray razor blade type weapon will do a lot of damage. >> the suspect, michael ray stafford, is brought in for questioning. >> have a seat right there. do you want to tell me where you got the knifes from? >>> coming up -- >> oh, i'm innocent. >> investigator wheeler finds both the suspect and the victim unwilling to cooperate. >> the victim doesn't want to be labeled as a snitch. take one. directv now. stream all your entertainment! anywhere! anytime! can we lose the 'all'. there's no cbs and we don't have a ton of sports. anywhere, any... let's lose the 'anywhere, anytime' too. you can't download on-the-go, there's no dvr, yada yada yada. stream some stuff! somewhere! sometimes! you totally nailed that buddy. simple. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. >>> when you throw 200, 300 men in close confines like

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investigators believe 20-year-old khalil wheeler weaver is responsible for killing 33-year-old joanne brown who was found strangled to death in a vacant home in out on december 5. this was days after sarah butler was found strangled to death on december 1 in west orange. he pleaded not guilty for murder for butler's death. he was held on friday in lieu of 5,000,000 dollars bail. >> we will decorate a decorator christmas trees with ornaments, bows, garland and maybe the occasional state, right? >> that's what they got over the weekend. a woman from the nearby town looked at her christmas tree and saw that a big snake was just chilling. it turns out the tiger snake which is the six deadly snake in the world got in through an open back door but left 20 minutes later in a bag. so classic australian christmas problems. >> less regard by an emotional series stories about a homeless heroin heroin addicted man that come along with his loving family and some true professionals we located and convinced to turn his life around and enter rehab. we received messages from all over the country as he

four wheelers, right?ooks like they are out for a day of playing in the snow. >> everyone is being relatively unstupid. >> for this weather. >> three, two, one. the guy starts to go out on what's a frozen lake or a pond. >> stupid. >> no. it's the guy in the suv who decides to go out and play, as well. that's a very large toyota land cruiser. begins drifting around on the frozen lake and pond, kicking snow up as he goes. this is in moscow, russia. >> it does get really, really, really cold in russia. >> wow, you're absolutely right. apparently -- >> oh! oh! get out! >> i think they speak morse code in russia. you start to see the suv sink and sink and sink. >> that is a total loss. it's not going to get that thing back. >> after about a minute or so in the ice you see the driver is able to get out. he stumbles to his feet. the guy drags him, continuing to curse. >> stupid as these people may be, you have to give them credit. in the case of this disaster, they put the camera down, pointing exactly where the

the 18 wheeler ended up on top of a pick up struck. pickup truck.es have not released information about the victim. >> a victim is in critical condition after a shooting in german town along the 300 block of aptly street. officers found the male lying in the street with multiple gunshot wounds. they are searching for a suspect and motivate. >>> a pennsylvania judge ruled the damaging testimony that cosby gave in andrea's lawsuit can be used in a sexual assault trial. college said he had given women drugs before sexual assault. he's accused of sexual assault in his home in 2004. >> a social media scare kept students home today. police say a message posted on instagram, a video some perceived as a threat was a misunderstanding. police identified the person that made the post and determined there was no credible or intended threat. >> donald trump selected one of his former rivals as his pick for housing secretary today. he nominated ben carson for the job. he called the retired neurosurgeon and presidential candidate passionate about strengthening com

the polish company that owns the 18 wheeler says they have not been able to locate the driver assigned to the truck. the truck was loaded with steel and may have been hijacked. as of now the police are not calling this a terror attack. >>> another deadly terror attack, this one in turkey. the russian ambassador assassinated right in front of cameras. we have the story in a video that is quite graphic. >>reporter: the sound of gunfire as an attacker open fire. andre carlisle was speaking in the capital city and fell to the ground as the bullets hit. the shooter waved his gun in the air shouting his allegiance to the prophet mohammed and pledging to carry out a g hot. he also reportedly -- jihad. he also reportedly says serial would pay for its cruelty. police shot and killed the gunman who had fired at least a shot and smashed photos. the mayor said the assailant was a turkish police officer. russia have supported the syrian government putting the kremlin on the opposite side of turkey's position. moscow called the shooting a terror attack and says it isn't -- is in contact with turkish

. >> what was it like at wheeler? >> it was wonderful.ery happy there, and this is when i first started to really, you know, having a more sense of myself. >> these are letters fm your aunt gertrude? >> yes. the interesting ones are the ones interesting to me when i was in california are and had gone out to stay with my mother for two weeks with a chaperone called constance. ♪ >> miss vanderbilt and i have just finished. we are concluding our trip now. we are in hollywood. i would like to thank everybody for being so nice. >> i was so movie struck growing up from the time i was 9, and sudden lly suddenly suddenly errol flynn was dating me. >> and so you were dating errol flynn? >> yes. >> and how old were you? >> 17. i was google eyed. i had another year at wheeler, and hi had not finished high school. >> and your mom was fine with it? >> she literally let me do anything. it was like living in a hotel, i could do anything that i wanted to do. and i mean, looking back at it now, it was very terrible. you know. i mean, i would not want my d

tom wheeler announcing his resignation, intending to leave the f.c.c. on january 20, saying in part, quote, serving as f.c.c. chairman during this period of historic technological change has been the greatest honor of my life. i'm deepful grateful for the president for giving me this opportunity. and just a reminder, meant to mention the donald trump rally this evening. hershey, pennsylvania. we will have it live for you on c-span. we are live from the white house at about 11:15 with the news conference with josh earnest and also comments from economic director jason fuhrman. you can continue to watch video from trump tower lobby live at c-span.org. next up, a look at the democratic party. keith ellison outlined his vision to transform the democratic party. he's running for d.n.c. chairman. and senator bernie sanders was lso at this event. >> hello, everyone, who's here. welcome to the a.f.t. i'm andi and wanted to welcome you to the a.f.t. and the first job is i wanted to play from a message from former secretary of labor hilda solis who was unable to

authorities have arrested the man they believe intentionally drove the 18 wheeler into central berlin's crowded christmas market. they say he is 23 year old pakistani immigrant, who is staying at a river ooh gee center. >> this amateur video shows the chaotic aftermath, as bystanders tended to the injured. >> people lying on the floor with broken limb, so they were going to be okay. i saw one guy being dragged away with blood on his face. >> police are looking into whether the truck was hijacked from a polish construction site, an unidentified polish citizen was found dead, inside the vehicle. the owner of the truck says he hasn't heard from the driver, his cousin, since yesterday afternoon. >> monday's incident follows a similar attack in nice, france, in july, when a truck mode down rebelers watching fireworks on bastille day. isis claimed responsible for that attack, just last month, the us state department warned americans traveling to europe to, quote, exercise caution at holiday festivals, events, and outdoor markets, after isis encouraged lone wolf attacks on soft targets. law en

caller: yes, my question is when they first come in, they hit wheeler airfield. i wonder how many planes were destroyed and how many lives were lost? bill: question on wheeler field. paul: part of the battle plan was to take out the airfield. the exact numbers at that field i do not have, but what i do know is the number of planes we lost was almost equal to the number of japanese planes that launched their attack. we lost -- approximately 190 planes were destroyed, and there were probably another 160 planes that were damaged. add those up, and it was about 360 planes in those two waves launched from japanese carriers. the devastation at battleship row -- that was a big blow. also, the japanese had a sound battle plan. they took out the airfields, and basically eliminated the air force that we had there. bill: next up, russell in --river falls, wisconsin. caller: hello, paul. paul: hello. caller: lieutenant russell nelson, retired. paul: i know lieutenant colonel russell nelson. it is a pleasure to hear your voice again. caller: congratulations on the reissue. as

from germany this year. 12 people were killed in the rampage including the original driver of the 18-wheeler lucas irvin. the polish man was shot and stabbed in his truck. the truck's gps system indicates that by 3:45 p.m. on monday he wasn't in control of it and it was being driven as if the person inside was learning how to drive. just before 5 p.m., the engine was left running for 45 minutes, but the truck didn't move. then at 7:40 p.m., it started towards the christmas market. while authorities are stepping up security measures around germany, critics of the country's refugee program say it was only a matter of time until an attack like this took place. now the berlin market like other attack sites in europe this year has become a place for people to come together. >> we think people who in the country here illegally shouldn't be here. >> reporter: dozens sang in solidarity. cbs news, london. >>> president obama just made a last-ditch move to nail down environmental protections before president-elect trump takes office. the president blocked additional offshore drilling on hundreds of mi

plagued parts of georgia, louisiana, and mississippi, where powerful winds flipped cars and even 18-wheelers. the storm system also moved through the carolinas, bringing down trees and closing roads. the national weather service also destroyed. four people who were using it as a shelter were critically injured. >> that is going to be a tough day, for sure, for many. roxana saberi in new york, thank you so much. >>> there are at least seven confirmed fatalities from the wildfires that ransacked east tennessee. more than 400 homes and buildings were destroyed or damaged near the town of gatlinburg, just outside of the great smoky mountains national park. search and rescue crews continue to look for survivors or rain has helped suppress the flames but the danger is not over. >> we are concerned about a lot of the families that may not have been insured, a lot of the families that don't know where -- where to go or what is next. >> reporter: dolly parton's theme park dollywood escaped mostly intact but she made a very generous offer and pledged wednesday night to pay $1,000 a month to families w