zeus go out near 21st avenue and cactus and has not been seen. they scoured the neighbor hood. without zeus walker is more anxious than ever. >> i haven't slept but a couple hours in 48 hours and a couple hours are not peaceful sleep. worrying about him and when i he needs to come home. >> we're told zeus, he's microchipped and friendly, if you see him take him to a vet or shelter and his owners will be contacted. >>> tomorrow arizona highest chair lift will open, this is snow bowl in flagstaff of their new lift that will take you over 11,000 feet. these are pictures. snow bowl will be open tomorrow from nine in the afternoon. great to see all the snow. >> this is a picture from my buddy joe, he was up at snow bowl. headed to flagstaff early in the morning. got out there when the resorter opened up. it will be very cold. a gorgeous shot of the sunrise. there's a slight chance of a live look in our neighborhood. clear conditions, a weak disduring tushance. temperature -- disturbance. winds nice and calm. you can see light snow showers across flagstaff, toward the white mountains

hailey ryan: "i didn't know how to go on-without zeus." zeus." they put out fliers... made multiple calls-- and months passed.then on october 28th... a miracle.ryan received word that a man in kentucky tracked the ryans down through zeus' dog tags. the family says the man found him within a mile of the accident site. 3 3 3 anchor reaction... stay close...we'll be back after this. 3 we'll leave you with a live look outside on this bitterly cold thursday morning!you're watching the cbs 58 morning now at 5:30--- a wind chilll advisory is in affect for ?all? counties in our area. area.with the wind... it's the kind of cold that stings your face! it's brutal out there. the coldest day of the season so far is upon us.and we have you covered during this arctic blast. 3 3 good thursday, december 15-th.this is one of those mornings... we know many of you wan't to pull the covers all the way up... and stay warm in bed.mother nature is packing a one-two pun! punch! bringing heavy winds... and dangerously cold temperatur. temperatures. meteorologist justin thompson gee is tracking

the statue of zeus, the famous painting of napoleon, 1811. greenough's is combined with antonio canova's napoleon as mars in london today, 1806. i think greenough's painting has a really interesting career. it was installed in the capital, as we know. people always say, they don't like its nakedness, its nudeness. they had to remove it. but if that was the reason, you wouldn't move it to the lawn, right? there's a story there. and i'm not prepared to tell the subtext of that story. i do want to move on quickly, i want to make sure we have time, but this is maybe the most -- the part that will tug at your hearts more, because it's something we can all relate to. i introduce it with this, maybe the most famous iconographic image of all, grant wood, the famous regionalist from the midwest in the 1930s. and his parson weems' fable, at least that's the title i have of it. it's ancestor worship. the flip side of that, of course, is debunking myths. if pietism is myth making, then debunking it is the flip side of the same coin. parity attacks those

on naxos in particular, where zeus himself was said to live.ked and presumably drank and threw orgies and dropped e, and danced all night to the bc version of edm. these days you have to go over to mykonos for that. anyway lambros here runs a bar in athens, but comes out here frequently to get away from it all. >> lambros: if you were a greek, you would definitely dig boarding a boat and leaving for the cyclades. you know, there's this air of mysticism about them, like an arcane feeling, that definitely doesn't exist in the other islands, the archipelagos in greece. [ server speaking greek ] >> anthony: a big glass of raki on the rocks. >> lambros: and a big glass of raki on the rocks. >> anthony: oh jeez, that's a -- that's a little more than i'd sort of -- well, i'll have a sip. >> lambros: yamas. good morning. >> anthony: yamas. oh. [ lambros laughing ] >> lambros: it kind of puts the day into perspective when you start off with a -- with a drink. >> anthony: ah. wow, it's a perfect day for the beach. >> lambros: it's a perfect day, yes. >>

zeus sounded the alarm. the ludwigs are out of their home tonight. they're crediting their dog for saving their lives. >> a treasured member of the family for sure. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, if you are a recent customer at quest diagnosis you should listen to they've been hacked. the data breach exposed information from about 34,000 customers, including names and test results. now social security numbers and financial information was not stolen and if you've been impacted, quest will notify you by mail. >>> google may be taking its foot off the pedal for the self driving vehicles. the company is reportedly scaling back efforts to develop the first of its kind car. they have been testing a vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals but now the company is going to be partnering with auto makers to make a car that drives itself but still has those traditional features that give you more control as a human. >>> here's a high-tech way for parents to find out what the kids want for christmas. you could just ask them. the cloud communications company h

. >>> a phoenix family needs your help to find zeus. he's a service dog for this army veteran who toured in afghanistan and suffers from ptsd. the pitbull went missing yesterday. he's microchipped. they don't know if he got out or was stolen. they don't care. they just want him back so he can help their soldier. >>> a soldier missing for more than 60 years and declared dead a long time ago is now in a way home for christmas. daniel hunt fought in the yee yan war. he was -- korean war. he was labeled killed in action. his remains were finally recovered after decades of mystery. they are back in the states. his family was there at sky harbor today. will be there. join us that night to hear his story. >>> answers on the tradition of a christmas tree right at the top of camelback mountain. will it continue? >> jon erickson with a reason to be watching the hikers. >> the cacti are the year-round green decorations on camelback. this green decoration is just for the holidays and it's a tradition. here's why abc 15 toto last year. -- to be to -

. >> but zeus did. >> so lindsey got him. >> he gets between us on the bed and makes sure he doesn't harm me and he's there to give comfort and stuff and it works. >> he's microchipped and lindsey has registered him lost. she's checked all the shelters. >> we tried everything so far and now we're going to walk around. >> and now she's hoping someone watching will be in phoenix navideh forghani abc 15 news. >> hoping he shows up soon. >>> who says you can't fight city hall. a mom takes action. >>> busted in the act. the tempe creeper caught >>> i'm sonu wasu looking into new technology adot is using to stay one step ahead ofty thieves. use -- identity thieves. using a computer and facial recognition technology they've arrested two career identity thieves in the valley. >> we care about the identity because we are the constitution that issues -- institution that issues the ids and licenses. >> we'll tell you how they're doing it and we'll tell you about training they're getting. i'll see you at 6:00. >>> we've been telling you about car windows being shot out across the valley. dozens

remiss to not to , show it and show some of the iconographic antecedents, statue of zeus, olympia's, famous painting of napoleon, 1811. combined -- i think his painting has a really interesting career. it was installed in the capital and people always say they did not like the nude miss -- nudene ss, so they had to remove it. that was interesting, because you would not move it to the lawn right? , [laughter] >> there is a story there and i am not prepared to tell the subtext of the story. i do want to move on really quickly, because i want to make sure we have time. this is maybe the part that will tug at your hearts more. would -- grant wood and his -- called parson weems' fable. that is the title i have for it. it is born of the colonial revival movement and part of the ancestral worship. the flipside of that is the bunking myth. -- building up historical characters through mythmaking and debunking myths is the other side of the coin. myths rely on notions. parody attacks the mythic images or icons. this is the iconographic history of washington. what can i say about this? the most

>> was it zeus? >> there are some clouds in the sky, but no rain and there hadn't been any lightning. people were surprised by this, but notice right back here on that tree, that's where the lightning strike hit. this is a second video taken very close to where the first video was >> everyone is moving around under that awning by the tree. the person who posted the second video says a beam came down, but no indication of anyone being hurt. >>> coming to an end and let's face it, some of us didn't lose the weight we planned on losing it. he blames it on his inner fat person. my inner fat person tells me to do. >> he posted a kids, how strong is your inner fat person? >> do you ever think about what you're going to eat for your next meal while eating your current meal? >> i keep my inner fat person in confinement until saturday. >> my inner fat person is unable to pass by peanut m & ms. >> my inner fat person isn't inner. >> ever stop at one place for one part of another for another part? >> i do that.

but you have into zeus who want wild nature and not stuck in reservations among but in widescale. our main business at the wild site is to take people into the park, yellowstone visitors, so we often get hired by people who specifically want to see a wolf in the wild. we lk at the livelihood today because we do feel there is such a big economy based around the wolf and there are a lot of us were trying to make our livelihoods around the wolf, two. so it is not just the livestock inducers livelihood or the elk hunting outfitters livelihood that we are talking about in the western will debate. there is a lot of tourism livelihood that is at stake to- . -- at stake, too. did allowstone economist survey where he estimated people are spending about $35 million every year in the communities around yellowstone to do this. so it is a significant impact for our economy to have these animals back and people coming to it to see that. >> we never had the expectation that yellowstone wolves would always be protected. we accept and understand that, when they leave our park, they fall into a dif

and then all of a sudden president obama, then senator obama comes along and he's a combination of zeus and pele and jesus, right? - [maureen] right. (laughing) - once in a lifetime kind of candidate and so she was gonna be the one and then suddenly this phenomenon happens and then that's it. - well you know mac dowd has this interesting point that she got it reversed. she ran as a man in 2008 when she should of run as a woman. - [evan] switched. right. - and then a woman when she should of run as a man. because mark penn wrote a memo and said they're looking for the father of the country not the mother so she was just trying to be all tough and she didn't show, you know, herself and her humanity and then when she cried in new hampshire people were like yeah well that's, she's a human being, she's great. - that's what we wanted. - but she is still trying to prove she's a human being. i mean her aides were on tv today and in the book i talk about how in '92 her aides, when she was running as bill's wife, were sending her memos saying this week we're gonna, you know, convince people, we'r

>> i'm really going for more of a ben cuzi or zeus look. >> stephen: that isn't bad.u been. >> great, all things considered. it has been a rough year for everyone. >> stephen: sure, yeah, yeah, we had you on the old show six times. >> six times and matter of fact, you were such an integral part of the old show. we are so happy to have you that the very end of the last week of the old show we had a garage sale. >> yes. >> stephen: we didn't tell anybody we were having it. we just put an ad up on craigslist, gave the address and we sold everything off of the set to any stranger who would walk by, including, we put you on one of the tables, michael a little price sticker on your head. now r.e.m. sold a hundred million records. how much did you go for that day. >> a dollar and a dream, i think i remember am like a quarter. >> stephen: yeah, yeah. you actually didn't sell. >> you i didn't sell. >> stephen: you forgot, was that too painful of a memory. >> i got pushed back on to the shelf, i guess. >> stephen: when is the last time r.e.m. performed together. >> the last tim

they say he created this game over zeus, it is a game that's over a malware. it takes your user's name and password and banking information. they say a million computers were impacted by this. 25% of those computers were in the u.s. and over hundreds of millions of dollars were taken and tied to this software that he created. >> he's a soupuper hacker. >> yes, they called him one of the worst. >> $3 million reward for him. >> the other person took information from three cyber firms in san francisco and he's got federal warrants for both locations. he's on the fbi's most wanted cyber criminals list. >> what's the likelihood that we'll ever be able to get these? >> no extradition agreement ws russia and as we have seen with edward snowden, there is no chance that we are able to get criminals that we wanted from russia in the past. you can imagine of these two of the chance of getting them back is very slim. >> belan does have a russian passport. >> and appears to be a dozen of alias as well. >> they are both known to travel -- belan is known to travel in other p

. >>> and a family needs your help this morning to find zeus. the family says they don't know if he got out or they really don't care either way they just want him back. >>> new at six thousand nine people busted. as deputies uncover -- even along with drug paraphernalia and meth. this was part of a three month long investigation in arizona city near eloy. >>> closer to home the search is intensifying for a suspect involved in a deadly double shooting. you're looking at surveillance rail platform. do you recognize that person. >>> dan at 6:06 i have some breaking news into the live desk. listen to this. buzz aldrin was just lifted from a station out of the south pole. this according to the national science foundation which provided that flight. the flight was requested by a private tourism firm. i don't know what the situation here is. dan, i don't know conditions are but buzz aldrin just evacuated from the south pole. >>> president elect donald trump kicks off his victory tour today as he continues to build his administration. abc news is now r

zeus her run on "jeopardy" ended with last night's episode, airing 16 days after the 41-year-old died from colon cancer. her boyfriend says the austin, texas, woman dug deep to be able to take the episode august. >> it's still amazing to me. she was not doing well the day before. she was understandably worn out and exhausted right afterwards. she did, she did great. suzanne: before her audition she e-mailed the "jeopardy" producers telling them she didn't have long to live. she passed the audition and was booked for the first available taping. >> she has had a crazy run of skill and a little luck mixed in. >> what is the peach state? >> correct. >> what is the joy of cooking? >> cooking, yes. suzanne: she answered her final question on last night's show correctly but still came in second place in her final appearance. afterwards, host alex trebek paid tribute to the woman who showed unusual strength. >> congratulations, young lady. suzanne: she came from behind several time to extend the run to six nights. in the end she earned more than $100,000. all of cancer-related charities. in t

necessarily say that that's, you know, offensive or promotingç rape, but i think it can't hurt to zeusant to. let's have some fun with it. >> so yankee doodle got the girl's consent before getting handy with her sort of thing? >> not necessarily. >> kids, everyone is afraid of what the kids are listening to. they want to make sure they are listening to good, wholesome stuff. >> right. >> sometimes it can be taken differently than how other kids take it making one version good example. couldn't necessarily hurt. >> you are familiar with the son farra fair jocka. he is asleep and the doesn't wake up. a little insensitive to narcotic helnarcoleptics. >> no. >> i wanted to see. we are on the same page. as much as i'm making fun it because i think it needs to be made fun of you are obviously very talented and i appreciate you coming on. >> thank you, tucker. >> berlin terror attack causing new fears here in the u.s. what is being done toç keep us safe? what did the germans do test test. >>> fox news learned a massive international manhunt underway at this hour for suspects to truck into ber

are people who the fbi says broke into -- in the case of bogachov, he's the overseeing of game of zeushich would infiltrate people's computers and thought to have stolen millions of dollars. the same thing with bilan, who according to the fbi, was behind cyber tacks that stole personal information and financial information of millions of americans. >> but not specific to the dnc hacks? >> what's interesting about this, what we're hearing from this announcement here is that the fbi and the intelligence agencies are saying to the world now that the russians have been employing criminal hackers to do some of their work. that's something spy agencies don't typically do. we all spy on each other. the united states hacks into russian entities. the chinese do it. but they usually keep it within their agent sis. what the united states is saying with this announcement is that the russians have been employing known criminal hackers, who are stealing on the side, while also doing the work of spies. and that's somewhat is unusual here in this announcement. >> no question. interesting. one of many

> reporter: in zografos' modest home, there was a last-minute technical briefing beneath a bust of zeushe ancient greek god who dispensed power through thunderbolts. then, colleague pantelis kotsianis gave a demonstration. >> we have no wires, no external wires from the grid, connected to the system. this is the machine stand alone, reconnect later on, to the mains, get off the grid, and then we'll put the water from the glass into this tube and within 40 seconds we'll have the power to power the whole house. ( power turning off ) right now, we're off the grid. we've turned off the switch, we'll prove that this connector has no power at all. you see there's no power on this connector. so i'm putting some water slowly right now, and we just connect the mains right now to the machine. ( power turning on ) and basically, you can run the whole house now and turn on the tv and anything else in the house that you want right now. >> how much power do you have? >> about 800 watts. >> reporter: which was enough to enable the inventor's wife to prepare lunch. the average american house needs abou

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like zeus, hera, artemis and athena, apollo was one of the olympian gods, that family of divinities who presided over the ancient and diverse pagan universe. >> paganism is our designation for what 90-something percent of the people in the mediterranean were doing. jews are a visible minority. and then, everybody is doing lots of other things. >> one would have found a rich array of deities meeting the various needs of individuals. it's like going to a supermarket and being able to sort of shop for god. and you have them at various times in your life and for various functions of your... of your living. >> narrator: by the time paul arrived in corinth, pilgrims had been worshipping for centuries at local shrines, like the sacred spring of the pierenne. to devout pagans like these, paul's message of a jewish messiah come to save all mankind, jew and gentile alike, must have seemed outlandish. >> and so, when we hear paul say, "i've determined to know nothing among you but jesus christ, jesus the messiah and him crucified," that must have struck an interesting chord among these cosmopolita