people like steve pows are tired of waiting for answers. he doeoenot care who does the testing. his goal is beating cancer for good and getting the feds to stop passing the ball. >> a central agency needs to take a hard look at this. i'i'm shocked they arardragging eir feet in not doing so. how can they not? sharyl: the epa says it is crafting its response to the house committee's letter, although the deadline passed more than a month ago. the consumer product safety commission's chairman is also working to his response to the if congress wants that kind of in-depth research, they say congress needs to provide resources and funding. coming up, it has been a wild year in the media. media sharyl: you may already know -- there is something o oarisis of confidence in the media today. according to a poll this fall, four in 10 americans say they have a great deal or fair amount of trust in the mass media to the news fairly andndccurately. this ties historic lows set in 2014 and 2012. among the younger audience, the confidence is even lower. only 36% say they have a fair amount of trus

why did sergeant bowe bergdahl leave his post in 2009 and end up as the longest held american pow since the vietnam war. we finally got an answer from "serial" and bergdahl who made a surprise appearance himself. >> breaking his silence. for years he was america's only prisoner of war after walking off his remote post in afghanistan in the middle of the night. >> 20 minutes out i'm going good grief i'm in over my head. suddenly this sinks in i really did something bad. >> his first person account is featured in the new somebody of serial. bergdahl insists he wanted to warn commanders about leadership problems before quickly concocting a new plan, casting himself as a super soldier. >> i was trying to prove to the world i am, i don't know like jason bourn. >> but critics say bergdahl was a trader. burg dahl speaking with film maker mark bold, the man behind hollywood hits. >> the more information people have about sergeant bergdahl, his motivation, the better. >> 19 months after his release and the white house ceremony with his parents, the obama administration blind sided law makes were

i am not sure when the german pow got there. [inaudible] >> how about that. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> the question is did he ever run across them in world war ii. now he did and that he entered into the dulles story at a very critical point. what it was is in the war getting near its end, he was conducting secret negotiations with the general in northern italy for the surrender of the northern german forces in italy. this was in the overall surrender of the troops. he'd been working on it for a long time in a very torturous diplomatic negotiation he was doing in complete secrecy. the americans codenamed the operation sunrise, the british codename because churchill thought that it was an antenna chart all crossword puzzle. the way that colby fits into the picture where he's fixing to fit into the picture was the russians were outraged when he started picking up the word about the secret negotiations. and the germans occupied northern italy and and in fact stalin and roosevelt exchanged some of the most hostile dean's putative letters that you ever did durin

lit coy. -- powe lit coy. white house not confirming on the report but president expected to react with gun control very soon. >>> ben carson's top aides resigned today. we'll tell you who is in and who is out. coming up next. melissa: fire tears through a luxury hotel in dubai where the city carries on with its festivities. we'll keep you updated. e future. like turning algae into biofuel... ...new technology for capturing co2 emissions... ...and cars twice as efficient as the average car today. ideas exxonmobil scientists are working on to make energy go further... ...no matter how many tries it takes. energy lives here. david: big break being news story of the die, fire engulfing one side of a luxury apartment building while at same time the city went ahead with their new year's eve celebration. it was bizarre. the building is near the world's tallest building the burj khalifa. 14 people were reported hurt but a possibility of many more. we don't know which story to believe. hear to weigh in, chuck nash, re

king, pow, gandhi, jesus -- so we can ease into the ending of racism, not abruptly. i hope we can get our act together. >> what do you think about interracial relationships? >> i think it's good. i think it's good. it's important, you know what i mean? we have to learn about each other's differences and cultures. like my sister married a black guy, he's a good guy. he's a lawyer. good to have a lawyer in your family, right? i never thought that my brother-in-law would be a brother-in-law. >> what do you think about white people? >> white people, they are all white. white people are cool, they are good, until they get fired. right? then they go postal and shoot everybody. when blacks and latinos get fired, it's about time, sucka. right? fire a white guy, i'm fired, what? i'll be back. go home, get the guns, come back, and they shoot everybody. i know because i'm filipino. a lot of filipinos work in the post office. you don't see filipinos in the news shooting people. if we're on the news, it's because we're the witness. i saw the whole thing from the back counter. the

that you can make fun of a race, rise and rise in class, i'm quite surprising you can make fun of the pow a former former colleague of my colleague of mine is united states senate and still rise in the polls, unsurprisingly make fun of those with disabilities and still rise in the polls this is not an american that most americans are used to and frankly i think at the end of the day, all that changes.)) ((dave courvoisier)) senator heller gave his support to governor jeb bush a couple of months ago, and thinks the campaign will get a lot more serious in the new year. he also says he's doing what he can to get joe heck elected to and of course 8 news now is your neighborhood election headquarters. follow all the developments.. on air.. and online. and don't forget to watch our show... politics now. it airs sundays at 5-30 pm./// ((denise valdez)) > the coroner identifies a woman shot and killed by police: (( i pray for her. i said 'brenda, what did you do?')) the many questions neighbors now have -- after the deadly stand- off with police. plus -- the cold temperatures are going to drop ev

but as i said within a couple minutes of that train leaving the station they cut the pow you are. >> to the best of your knowledge, is it conceivable, governor, this motor man put something in gear, -- oh, i mistake. >> i don't want to get too i think the big question at bill, is the right one. take place on our end is going to be negligence versus something else, right? >> is tampering a question? >> it's pretty clear the main control that drives the train was testimony perked with. but as bill just said i think the big issue on this is whether it was a negligence issue or something else. >> thanks, everybody. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you just heard from governor baker talking about the redline incident that happened earlier today. he did say that right now the big question is was this negligence on part of the operator or something else. >> one the main controls was tampered with and that is the crux of the investigation, no one was hurt and this was an isolated incident, we are going to continue to follow this story for you. >>> coming up, new safety measures at fenway to pr

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the american pow spent five years as a taliban prisoner after deserting his post back in 2009. >>> an american man who helped take down a terrorist on board a train bound for france is being honored in the district today. the french embassy in northwest dc is hosting an event to honor spencer stone. he is one of the three americans that stopped that paris-bound train in august. >>> leaders in the hill say progress are being made in a spending bill and the force is awake in hollywood. they will come out for the latest star wars movie. >>> and despite that gusty winds that are out here that it is sunny and mild. temperatures are still in to the upper 50s and in to the 60s with the steady temperatures throughout the rest of the afternoon that they cannot last forever. of course not. we'll talk about the big chill for your weekend here. >>> 36 million americans are suffering from back pain right now, but that you don't have to as these experts are here to answer your questions about treatments for this common illness. just call 895-5560 now to get an advice on how to get relief for your b

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. >> the opposition which recently met in riyadh, says he has to leave before transition of pow power. kerry says that is not predetermined. >> that is not position of the international syria support group. it is not the basis of the geneva communique or the basis of the u.n. resolution. >> but the u.s. is doubling down, telling syria it won't agree to a ceasefire unless assad goes. >> the issg may have or has a different sense of what a political transition might look like than the group of opposition groups. so what does that tell you? that there is still more work to be done. >> analysts say that unless the assad situation is resolved, there will be a waste of time. >> as long as people feel unrepresented by their governments then you'll have a constant insurgency until you get a political solution. >> while there is a sense of urgency to end the civil war there is a reality that the parties may not be ready to do so. rosiland jordan, al jazeera, washington. >> to get a sense of the upcoming talks, mohammed javad zarif was spoken to. >> where foreign minister from some 17 countries

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the rain powe push coalition calling for changes in the police department. superintendent has been resigned but protestors think more should be done. >> we want the federal investigation overnight, not a local committee. a real civil rights charge: a real hate crime. a real volatile situation. >> jennifer: chicago's mayor has admitted to the city's problem with police accepts responsibility. >> kris: commuter train and a mini bus colliding. it killed at least 18 people in indonesia's capital. the accident happened at the train intersection in djakarta today. the manipulateu bus drove across the tracks despite a warning signal in place. an investigation into the crash is under way. fire sweeping through on oil rig on the caspian sea. the fire broke out when an underwater gas pipeline was damaged in a heavy storm. oil company officials say the missing workers were in a life boat that fell into strong wind and waves hampered the rescue efforts. >> jennifer: a popular band,hey plan to play in paris in a concert that will be broadcast all over the world. >> kris: patriots getting ready to roll a

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book "unbroken," and i wondered what alan had to say about the comparison between americans held in pow camps in japan and the treatment of japanese-americans and german-americans in crystal city. i learned that alan had died, and i was devastated because i thought, "i have missed this chance to tell the story of crystal city." but his son handed me a file that had alan's- all of alan's notes on crystal city. and the number one name on that list was sumi. so i called her that night, and i explained my situation, and i asked if she would help me. and she said yes, and i flew out to los angeles that week, and the real research of the book began. >> cspan: how many hours did you talk to her? >> guest: over the course of these five years, hundreds of hours. and the other main character was ingrid eiserloh, the german-american. and the same. you know, one of the great things about doing books as opposed to magazine pieces and newspaper stories is that- is the long lead time and the research. and first i interviewed these people, and then they had no idea why they were in the camp, or what wa

. >>> for the first time since the military determined that he would face court-martial former pow sergeant bowe bergdahl appeared in military court at fort bragg, north carolina. he did not enter a plea. bergdahl was held for five years by the taliban after he left his post in afghanistan in 2009. now he has to decide whether he before a jury or a judge. his next court date is set for january 12th. >>> we are learning more about the americans killed in monday's suicide attack in afghanistan. six u.s. service members were killed when a suicide bomber rode a motorcycle into a routine patrol outside bag ram airfield, it was the deadliest attack on u.s. forces since july 2012. >> reporter: major adrianna vorderbruggen dedicated much of her life to the air force, she's also the first openly gay american female officer to be killed in combat. she and five other u.s. air men were meeting leaders near bag ram air base when a suicide bomber drove into the group and detonated his bomb killing all six americans. described as a champion of gay rights she was most proud of her wife and their young soun

for victims inside ravaged buildings and wrecked vehicles and utility crews are working to restore pow area cross the region. >> those tornadoes also with severe weather in other parts of the south are createsing all kind of problems for people trying to get home after the long holiday weekend. "action news" reporter jeff skversky is live at the philadelphia international airport to see how things are shaping up there, jeff. >> walter, it's not shaping up too well. so far airlines reported nairly 1500 cancelled flights across the country and nearly 6,000 delayed flights including hundreds in and out of philadelphia on this very busy day here at the airport. travelers are having to wreak after of course on the flying plans. >> as people scrambel to get home after the holiday weathe weather-related flight delays and cancellations mount at philadelphia international. >> it's a headache the line is really long. it's frustrated when you have work in the morning. >> jeff night yen and his family of pottstown know frustrating and severe weather west and snow el paso delayed their flight to ph

and breaking his silence, former pow, bo bergdahl explains why he walked away from his army outpost and ended up in enemy hands. >> a deeper look at the divide in chicago. >> a lot of people here are angry. >> we can do something different. >>> on capitol hill the house of representatives just passed a short-term bill to stop a government shutdown. under the plan lawmakers will have until wednesday to reach a longer-term deal. >>> paul ryan says congress will include a 9/11 health bill when it votes next week. jon stewart has been leading the fight for the act to be renewed. >> these 9/11 [ inaudible ] are the most [ inaudible ] heros america can produce. if i'm elected -- and i will be elected -- [ laughter ] >> i will build a wall around politics, and i will make politics pay for it. tweet at your congressman with the hashtag, worst responders, tell them donald said pull up your big boy pants and make america great again. pass this act or i will glue congress together, dip them in gold, and wear them around my neck. >> he was threatening lawmakers in character of the republican front

local team, the boston pride had a player injured, went to the boards, had to be transported pow mass general okay. that is the story here, winter classic alumni game. you never know what they are going to do next. >> it is pretty exciting. tell us about the mask. >> it's all about -- he's so creative and he wants the painting a certain way, he loves it, he is into it, check it out, he has all types of things on it, gronk, you see gronk, you see patriot players, you see -- i'm trying to look closely at this thing, the kicker, brady is on it as well. i imagine at the end he is going to want to get this mask autographed, it's all about pro hockey players getting with the pro football players and sharing their treasures. he will keep that probably forever. he will probably have two and auction one off, back to you. >> that is a good souvenir. >> thank you very much. >>> preview of the patriots check out patriots all access to tomorrow and wbz is your official patriot station, sunday at is 1:30 patriots game day. after the gage you can flip over to my tv 38 for patriots 5th quarter. >>> i

democrat leader ace greed to lift the ban. restore tax cid its for wind and solar pow her. a bill that both parties agreed to. the tentative deal worth $1.1 trillion. it will fund all of government agencies through most of 2016. speaker paul ryan said the deal is done. house democrats say details are being worked out. congress plans to pass a temporary spending bill to allow the government to function through the holidays. >>> happening today have rates are expected to rise for the first time in nearly a decade. this afternoon the federal reserve will wrap up a two-day meeting. the central bank will raise borrowing rates from the current low levels the increase is expected to be gradual. credit card have rates will seat biggest jump and mortgage and price also also increase. >>> 4:07. the mbta operator accused of rigging a runaway train is suspended as the mbta moves forward to fire him. david vasquez attended a procedures. the transit chief is expected to fire vasquez for last week's incident where the red line train barrels through four stops without a conduct per. his la

this is in word if pow enter become on. firefighters say there was a heavy fire in the garage and flames coming through the roof when the crews arrived. everyone is okay. there are no reports of injuries >> police are giving an autopsy date on this woman consider add suspect in the deaths of two children. tami huntsman is the aunt of two cringe steps missing, delylah tara and shaun tara. investigators are trying to determine if they are the girl and boy found dead inside a storage unit. delylah tara and shaun tara were missing while in huntsman care and video has surfaced showing her last month in a he tell lobby with her boyfriend gonzalo curiel accuseed of authorityturing nine-year-old niece. the whole fair worker said repeated visits showed no evidence of children at risk. our this woman now facing criminal chars after being accused of attacking a muslim man with hot coffee. cell phone video shows denice slatter this month and the police say she tapped several about their faith. she will appear in court to answer misdeme

sunday night holiday travelers are hitting roads, rails and skies today and death toll is rising after pow powerful storms and big story on "action news" is a big drop in temperatures moving our way. before that happens, though, plenty of us made the best of relatively warm conditions today. this is boardwalk own rehoboth beach were a lot of people were taking a leashly sunday scroll on a balmy december day. it seems like our good fortune is coming to an end. we're tracking more rain brick ping with it more of wintry feel. meteorologist melissa magee is at the "action news" buying board with a check of the accuweather forecast. may, melissa. >> as you mentioned another rorld in philadelphia. we climbed up to 65 in city breaking old record of 64 setback in 1949 and well above average of 42 degrees for this time of year. pretty mild this evening. currently coming in at 64 in city and 56 in allentown and lehigh valley. 66 in mill villa long the coast in sea isle city coming in at 61. don't get used to milder eyre because we have changes on the way. stormtracker 6 double scan radar showing you

. >> reporter: officials in las vegas want to know why 24lakeesha holloway powed down pedestrians on sunday night. her 3-year-old daughter was in the backseat as the 1996 oldsmobile sped along the sidewalk. >> people were bouncing along and she road on the sidewalk and accelerated again and just kept mowing everyone down. >> reporter: a 32-year-old arizona woman was killed and three dozen others were injured. the sheriff says yet to be released surveillance video indicates the act was intentional. >> lakeesha holloway repeatedly droveover pedestrians and some banged on the windows trying to get her to stop, but she didn't. >> 24-year-old drove to a nearby casino and asked a valet to call 911 and it appear she was under the influence of some kind of stimulant. she is facing one count of murder but more charges are on the way aincluding multiple accounts of attempted murderer with a deadly weapon and child abuse and living the scene of an accident. she had been living in her car for about a week. police say she said she was stressed out after being chased out of parking ramps. chris ma

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[shouting] >> it was the first to veto a treaty, bring substantial pow toars britain. we have a great record on europe and we will get a good deal for the british people. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker, we were reminded that there's a strong majority in scottland to remain within the european union, and the prime minister has failed -- i know his side doesn't like to hear it. the prime minister doesn't give any guaranties that scottland won't be forced out of the eu by the rest of the uk. does he have any idea of the consequences of taking scottland out of the eu against the wishes of voters in scottland? [shouting] >> why is he so frightening to listening to people. i say, get a good deal for britain and then trust the people. [shouting] >> thank you, speaker. [shouting] >> the prime minister visited constituency and given the united kingdom is conducting air strikes over syria as well as over iraq, why is our country still not at highest level of threat? >> first of all, let me join my honorable friend in praising those who work around the clock to keep us safe

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a euphemism for america getting the heck out of vietnam with its pows and not having the south all in the immediate aftermath. in nixon's own words, we were fighting for a decent interval percent vietnam. ist political objective infinitely easier to achieve with any form of military power and what lyndon johnson was after. force willstates air focus on those 11 days at the end of the war and say hey the north vietnamese signed the peace accord less than a month later. vindicated what our doctrine said. advancementtinued of precision guided munitions, now the new strategic bomber in the form of a drone. not only have air force officers have thehis but so too last four presidents of the united states including the current one. that is an argument for a different day. what did air power in vietnam show? you have got to be able to determine the kind of war the enemy is fighting. the nature of the enemy. you've got to know the nature of the combat environment. the nature ofknow the political objectives and whether airpower will match up with that. those conditions rarely occurred in vietna

chip kelly stepped to the pow yum. let's listen to his comments. >> you know again i think we. i thought he threw the ball well tonight. he got hit. he stayed in there delivered the ball. i think he got flushed. from my standpoint on the under exception he got flushed and just through it behind. it was. you got to go with whose available you don't get to call a time out and say hey give giva couple more days to get ready. we've been fortunate. we've been healthy. we lost no one on thanksgiving. so now we were, so now you are down to number four and five. that's what we're going to do. that's just part of the game at this point p time during the season. >> what was the plan for demarco. >> rotate running backs. we didn't run the ball as much as we wanted to run the ball we only played three tonight. >> that's a question for him. >> run the ball better obviously the more carries you have the more you can distribute it. that's what happens in those games. >> what was the problem there. >> i have to look at all the film we did not tackle well. we did not do a good job tackling him

rooting pow, the dif tell is handling the fog. look at the parts of southern maine and southern new hampshire and parts of northern massachusetts. we have fog and some of it is dense. most of the rest of the region is fog free. there could be some that forms overnight into early tomorrow morning. but i wouldn't expect it to be as wide spread or as listening lasting into the morning about shall, but see that visibility reduction half mile, quarter mile, a quarter mile that is dense fog. and i know that was real shall hue for many of you earlier today. but then, high temperatures tomorrow today, the help of afternoon sun. 58 boston. 60 plymouth. 61 providence. i see no reason why these won't be reached or he eclipsed on saturday. yes, i am a calling for saturday the very mild day. this the milder of the two weekend days and the nicer because it with will have more sunshine than sunday will. i i basically see sunday as the dry day. these are high temperatures every day so far this month. when see you it in red. you take the month so

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a look at the pow wow meant to raise awareness about alcohol abuse. some siouxlanders are starting the new year with a >>. >> finally tonight, hopes and dreams for 2016 as the world turns a page on a year that some are ready to bid farewell. around the planet tonight, displays of optimism at a time when we could use a good helping of that. the fireworks and other celebrations asia, including the simplicity of white balloons being released in tokyo. from the pyramids of egypt to red square in russia, a turning point expressed in many languages with a universal wish. in a still-recovering paris, a new year's display of resilience. the french president calling on people there to make 2016 a year of courage and hope, words that resonate far beyond france on this new year's eve. here at nbc, we will welcome the new year with our own toast. it all begins with hoda and kathie lee with a farewell to 2015. that's at 8:00/7:00 central time. get your glasses ready. that will do it for us on this new year's eve. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, thank you

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