is the one they believe struck and killed jacqueline cole who was deaf crosswalk. it happened tuesday morning. 14th street northwest. if you have information and if the weekend is familiar to you, it should have front end damage to go with it. police would like to hear from you. michelle: mourning the loss of the actress debbie reynolds and her daughter carrie fisher. still ahead, why fisher does not have a star on the walk of fame. >> right here is one of 11 pit bulls that recently rescued from filth. coming up, how you can now help. jonathan: are hotels booked up for the inauguration? we go looking from d.c. to prince george's county and we will tell you what we found. steve: i'm steve rudin. it's cold out there now. once the wind start to crank up later tonight and tomorrow morning, we are talking the wind chill factors in the teens and the 20's. plus looking ahead to ring in the new year. what to expect coming up. it's all about customization. the possibilities are endless. michelle: only on 7. a dozen pit bulls rescued from a montgomery county home. the owners

police say jacqueline cole struckwhile crossing 14th street near parkwood place. she was in a crosswalk at the time she was hit. the vehicle here hit her and should have serious front end damage. if you know the vehicle or see a vehicle with serious front end damage police want to hear from family, friends and fans are remembering their princess. best known for princess leia in the "star wars" franchise, carrie fisher died today. she suffered a heart attack on a plane on the way from london to l.a. on friday. now we have on what the fans say about the beloved actress tonight. she did pass too young. mike: jonathan, we moved across the street in downtown silver springs to get closer to john playing the trombone. a huge "star wars" fan. carrie fisher wisconsin -- was the daughter of debbie reynolds and eddie fisher. she is known for being candid about her adic she did this in the many books and the one woman show. the feature debut was in the 1975 hit "shampoo." she was in "the blues brothers" "when harry met sally" and other films. she will be remembered as princes

jacqueline cole who was deaf was killed and the driver never stopped. abc7 is following the story and will have an update at 4:30. q: a warning for residents in the northwest. be on high alert after the gunman opened fire in the same area in recent nights. they appear to be driving a sedan in georgia avenue. the first happened christmas eve. when the suspects followed a man, pilled up next to him and began shooting. he wasn't hit, though. last night the gunshots were heard in the same area again. michelle: coming up next for us, starbucks go black and white to greet the new year. q: and a multimillion dollar heist to talk to you about. also this -- >> oh, my gosh! q: yeah. mall brawl. the new concern from coast to coast and what the rash of violence is linked to. wi-fi comes to the metro system wide. we will explain what the riders think about it in a live report. michelle: we will take you inside the living room concert for her oldest fan. world war ii michelle: covering metro tonight. a lot of riders will like this knew. wi-fi coming to all undergroun

the victim, identified as jacqueline cole wa struck while crossing 14th street near parkwood place. police say she was in a corsswalk at the time investigators believe the dark colored suv involved has front end damage. coming up next on good morning washington.. madness behind the mayhem! coming up..how social media is being blamed for dozens of fights at malls across the country. and an escpaped jail inmate still on the run this morning.. how he used a toilet to escape.. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ but you don't lovereakfast. that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. - cooler today - rain tomorrow morning - few sprinkles nye; otherwise dry weekend - roller coaster temperatures first week of 2017 today: mostly sunny. cooler. highs: 45-50 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: increasing clouds. showers developing after 2am. lows: 30-36 wi

jacqueline cole was struck while crossing 14th street near parkwood place. she was in the crosswalk at the time it happened. investigators say the vehicle that hit her probably has significant front end damage. icon,le: cultural best-selling actor, mental health advocate, she wore so many hats, actress carrie fisher died this morning at the age of 60. of her death spread, tributes poured in from fr iends and longtime fans. tweeted "no words" and a photo. harrison ford remembered her as funny. if she everear recovered from going into cardiac arrest on her flight friday. >> we have seen her pull out many times in survive. there is no way to talk. i hope that people are praying for the best. survived bysher is her brother, daughter, and mother, actress debbie reynolds. all she completed her role in the next "star wars" film, it is not clear what impact her death will have on that fillmore the one to follow. jonathan: many reacting to the death of carrie fisher. what is with 2016? this has been a rough year, from prince to david bowie and muhammad ali, and that

jacqueline and square where signs are up warning people to stay away from the bay. tests should come back early next week to make sure the water is safe. every time the rain, aging sewer pipes allow the rainwater to get in overwhelming the system. those pipes are under a federal order to be replaced. >>> san francisco police took 113 guns off the streets in today's gun buyback event. take a look at these pictures. officers collected rifles, hand guns, and semiautomatic weapons. 80% of unintentional firearm deaths with kids happen in ho homes. >>> the state has extended the deadline to sign up for cover california. today was the original deadline to sign up, but because of last-minute rush to get coverage, insurance officialing -- officials decided to move the deadline to monday. >>> donald trump is taking on the chinese over twitter, while president obama is finding himself on the defensive. mary bruce has the latest now from washington. >> come on. >> reporter: president obama defending his response to russia's hacking and interference in the u.s. election. >> ever

almost immediately and spend 15 to 20 minutes putting out the fire discovered the lifeless body of jacqueline no one else was injured several neighbors were concerned that the death was no accident there recalled last tuesday's fire there is no connection between this fire. >>robin winston: here is a live shot a major accident asset who won and trucks loaded with passengers from the post office it flipped over spilled out of those packages to replacement trucks on the way to the scene stopped 682 right lanes a block and you mix in the typical commuter traffic. >>james: calling for recall of the cigarette batteries and devices that caught fire and injuring dozens of people the food and drug diminish racism there about 66 ease cigarette related explosions and 2015 will have senator to calling on the u.s. safety commission to join the fda and of the federal government to review whether there is a pattern related to e cigarettes the industry says the product is safe when used properly it is reviewing the cigarettes. çbreakÑáááábreakáááá çááájamesáááÑ[take vo]çááávo in big st

police used surveillance video to track down 49-year-old jacqueline ross investigators say she took the porcelain baby jesus a hospital with a note explaining that the baby had been neglected by his parents. joseph and mary christ. she's now charged with theft and institutional vandalism. >>> well, a happy ending in south philadelphia after a grinch tried ruining the season of giving. we were there at the gw childs elementary school in south philadelphia today as teachers helped unload donations earlier this week we told you about a man who stole packages right off a woman's doorstep. that happened in northern liberties. well, those packages contained winter coats, hats and scarves for children in need. well after viewers saw our story more donations well they just started pouring in. police did catch that alleged thief. >>> well check this out. a truck caravan for a good cause. it was the annual toyota tundra food drive. it was pretty impressive to see what can happen when people from all walks of life come together to help those who are less fortunate. >> it was quite a site. a convoy

ladies and gentlemen, miss jacqueline ashwell. [applause] ms. ashwell: aloha. it is my great pleasure to serve as a co-host and welcome you to the national pearl harbor remembrance day commemoration marking the 75th anniversary of the attack on oahu. among the dignitaries we welcome today, and ladies and gentlemen, if you could, please hold your applause until the end, the honorable david egay, governor of hawaii, governor of the state of arizona. the honorable ralph torres, governor, commonwealth of the marianas islands. former secretary of veterans affairs. admiral john richardson, chief of naval operations. admiral harry harris, commander, u.s. pacific command. admiral william fallon, former commander, u.s. pacific command. admiral thomas fargo, former commander, u.s. pacific command. admiral richard mackey, former commander, u.s. pacific command. the honorable spencer cox, lieutenant governor, state of utah. the honorable lieutenant governor of hawaii. chief justice, hawaii state supreme court. the honorable janine davidson, under-secretary of the navy. the

jacqueline kennedy was responsible for the creation of the white house historical association. nancy reagan, as a young -- she, saw her name appealed to ronald reagan for help. she later became his wife. these stories appear in "first ladies." the book makes a great gift for the holidays, giving readers a look at the personal lives of every first lady in american history. stories of fascinating women and how their legacies resonate today. first ladies in paperback, published b

>> reporter: they have a good idea, jacqueline, i'm at the base of the walnut bridge that connects mt. airy over to roxborough. police tell us they found a bloody jacket they hope to lead them to a female who shot a man as he was driving through mt. airy. >> i was coming across walnut lane bridge here around the circle when i noticed the expedition lying across the intersection over the island and taking out the stop line and plowing into the sub rue. >>. >> reporter: little did michael know that the 30-year-old driver was shot in his right ear. he tells us what he saw he approached the vehicle. >> he was not moving. >> reporter: witnesses say the driver of the subaru appeared not to be injured. and witnesses also tell police a female was seen running west on washington bridge towards henry avenue. she appeared to be tossing a jacket off the bridge. canine and s.w.a.t. searched the under the bridge along the wissahickon. >> it's a tragedy to see something like that especially so close to your house. >> reporter: and back out here live now, no weapon has been recovered. police sources

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what was that transition like going from jacqueline kennedy to lbj? [laughter] >> well, it was quite a transition, going -- [laughter] going from the banks of cape cod to the banks of the ferdinalis -- [laughter] from clam chowder to chili. but it was one of those things. it's just a part of the job. >> and from what you've told me, president johnson was not nearly as predictable as president eisenhower had been or kennedy. >> he was not predictable at all. he had the opinion that if he didn't tell anybody what his plans were, nobody could do him harm, and that included us. [laughter] and so often times what we'd see is we'd be on post, and we'd see the valet come out of the kitchen door with a little satchel and a hang-up bag. now, we knew the valet wasn't going anywhere, but we -- that meant the president was. [laughter] we didn't know where. he'd get in a golf cart and head for the parking zone where we had jet star and a helicopter, and then we had cars. so he had one choice out of three, he was either going to fly to st. louis or detroit or houst

bite --pero en la histia de jacqueline bdy hay docosas que impactan, la primera, su fijacion con un premio de solo numeros 5 y la segunda que es mas insolita aun es que que ni siquiera queria ese billete de loteria. el ganador. -- ella compro el boleto preciso en una tienda que no frecuentaba y para colmo de males. o de bienes. mejor, --el cajero le vendio por equivocacion el boleto que ella no queria. al intentar regresarlo le dijeron que and sorry con excuse me, pero no se aceptaban devoluciones. pero ese dia, estaba mas de buenas que adan el dia de la suegra. porque no tuvo mas opcion que rascar el billete y se llevo la sorpresa de su vida bite no podia creer que fuera real comenta. seis cincos que cambiaran su vida esta vez si se cumplio aquello que no hay quinto malo.. --y ella, pues lo primero que dijo que pensaria hacer es comprar el carro de sus sueÑos, esos si para seguirle haciendo honor al numero se su suerte, que sea 5 puertas, para cinco personas, cinco llantas con la de repuesto 555 rque no, e cste 55 mil dolares con 55 centavos. --no sabemos si tenga 5 hijos que alimentar..

portman portrays former first lady jacqueline kennedy in the new film, "jackie" hitting theaters today. the movie is already generating award season buzz. portman was here in d-c last night for the movie's premiere and our own kidd o'shea was there on the red carpet. he'll have more coming nokia is dialing back time in 2017 - with plans to sell phones again! abc's kendis gibson and adrienne bankert have the details in this morning's he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the the confrontation between a culpeper resident and a stranger in their home, that turned deadly. plus - seven on your side with a holiday warning. the three things you need to have at your home, to keep away those package theives. good morning washington. toss to eileen - dry & cool weekend ahead - next chance of rain tuesday - another big cool down late next week tod breezy

jacqueline bracamontes: no, espera, dame chance! reportero: sergio mayer mori fue el gran ausente de la noche. alan: pues quÉ raro que haya participado sergio mayer mori y no haya ido. ana patricia: para que no lo entrevistaran. y la pelÍcula iba a quedar de Último. vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos. Él es jorge estrada. hace cuatro meses, él y su esposa, andrea, tomaron la audaz decisión de comprar su propia casa. y aunque no saben lo que el futuro les tiene preparado, adquirieron un préstamo a 30 años. porque el futuro de su familia es lo más importante. buy in. quicken loans. compra tu casa. refinancia. toma el control. karla: ay, feliz navidad! y feliz navidad va a tener mi willy con ojos nuevos! estÁ a punto de someterse a una cirugÍa para ver mejor. william: asÍ es, aquí estoy en el laser eye of miami, con mi doctor, gabriel lezcano. estoy un poco nervioso. doctor lezcano: tranquilito, va a estar excelente. william: mÁs adelante nos va a explicar el procedimiento, es muy fÁcil. estoy más que listo. mÁs adelant

jacqueline felt is in washington with how much it will cost tax payers in the coming years. >> reporter: it's going to cost tax payers $108 billion to help struggling student loan borrowers. that is far more than the u.s. department of education thought. the obama administration pushed student borrowers to enroll in repayment programs that factor in their income. that can help keep payments low just entering the work force. the administration urged enrollment after increase in number of borrowers defaulting on federal loans. the price tag the for the various programs is at least double what the aide occasion department previously estimated. more than 5 billion borrowers are enrolled in income driven repayment plans. lawmakers looking to target expensive student aid programs to help ring in costs. in washington, jacqueline felt, fox 25 news. >> a local town worker accused of stealing expensive prime rib and replacing it with buffalo wings. the food was supposed to go to needy, one of his guests supposedly said about him after he heard of the allegations. >> we're now ending the day on a

jacqueline cole was walking in marked crosswalk on 14th street in colombia heights. witnesses say the driver hit and dragged her body. cole who was deaf lived a few blocks from where she was killed. next at 11:00, caught on camera, the moment a car slides off the road and barely misses a state trooper. >> tonight, a murder is igniting a debate over privacy inside the home. why authorities want access to an amazon echo who help crack down this case. >>> hours after carry fisher's death, almost a sold out theater here at the air and space museum. coming up tonight on news 4110, how "star wars":0 afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> i'm a member on a diplomatic mission. >>> the national air and space museum has been showing the new movie "rogue one" since it came out. fans seeing the movie are feeling the loss and say certain scenes are even more meaningful now. kristin w

i'm jacqueline london. tonight's viewing came hours after they said they arrested the killer maurice green. >> this line showed how loved marie buck was in south philadelphia. people waited to get inside the funeral home and say their good-byes to the 81-year-old store owner killed on christmas eve. >> it's like a bad dream. >> al buck is marie's brother-in-law. just moments earlier al said he learned about the arrest in marie's shooting death while watching nbc 10. >> i feel relieved and glad they got him. i'm all torn up with her. it's a hell of a way to die. >> philadelphia police gave us our first look at the suspect, maurice green. homicide detectives say green walked into marie's grocery on 6th and titan sheets and shot marie 11 times. >> her grandson was supposed to be working that morning. >> police told us green claims marie's grandson stole his necklace worth $5,000 to $10,000. this isn't green's first brush with the law. a docket search shows he's been arrested 17 times since 2005. the 31-year-ol

this dark captured leaving the scene after the crash yesterday in northwest jacqueline kohl's was walking in the crosswalk along 14th street and park wood place when she was hit. the driver took objection to the form kohl's was rushed to the hospital where she died from her injuries. d.c. police want to hear from anyone with information that could help them track down the hit and run driver. > fox5 is in prince george's county where police are working to bring a man to justice who was suspected of range a teenage girl more than a decade ago. richard taylor is wanted for the 19 the 9 rape of a 5 year old. his last known address was in temple hits. a recent dna hit linked taylor to the crime. detectives have linked taylor to the crime but have not been able to find hip. he's been known to use several alien aces including came ontaylor. > a sky fox was over the it happened just before 6:00 p.m. on beans drive in annapolis. police say the driver left the scene before calling for help. at this point police do not have a suspect or a motive. a sheriff deputy on maryland's eastern shore is fight

jacqueline kohl's was walking ik the crosswalk when she was hit. show was rushed to the hospital where she died.wh police areere looking for a dak colored suv with front headlight damage. maryland state police are investigating a deadlyly pedestrian crash in laurel. this one happened overnight on route 1 just north of 200. a box truck was traveling when it hit a man in the road. no word on what led to thatat crash. and the driver of a car that crashed into a tree in laurel remains in critical condition. the accident happened yesterday afternoon near sandy spring road. a passenger in the car, 58 year old sonia smith of baltimore wam killed. the driver is undergoing treatment at prince george's hospital center.it the investigators are stillre trying to determine the cause oa the crash.. our top story tonight, the bodye of a missing d.c. yoga instructor and actress has been found.foun patricia mack cull i was found inside her car at # 2*7bd and northwest. she had been missing since christmas day. the man who was driving her car is now in police custod

jacqueline mcdonald says the first seven numbers of a recall phone number match her home phone. she says her phone started ringing constantly after cuisinart recalled 8 million food processors. she says people are calling for land lines and not dialing one first meaning the call goes directly to her. >> i get calls from all kinds of area codes, las vegas, puerto rico, i talk to people. i try to put myself in their shoes. they're just trying to find the information. kimberly: she hopes cuisinart changes the number or notifies customers they have to dial a one when calling from a land line. for information on the recall go to 7 on your side section of wjla.com. sounds a little like

jeffrey brown sat down recently with best-selling authors jacqueline woodson, the 2016 national book award winner for fiction, and daniel pink, at "politics and prose," a popular bookstore here in washington, d.c. for daniel pink, the highlight of the year was matthew desmond's "evicted: poverty and profit in the american city." >> this is an incredible book by a guy named matthew desmond, a sociologist at harvard, but this is not a dry, academic book. it almost reads like a very harrowing november. he spent about a year living in two different loy-income parts of milwaukee. this book i think shines a light on things that middle-class people don't really understand. first of all, most low-income people in this country do not live in public housing. they operate in the private rental market. the second thing is they're spending 60%, 70%, sometimes 80% of their income on housing. and it's not sustainable. and so what happen, they scrape together money for a deposit. they pay first month's rent. they can't sustain it and they get evicted. these evictions are happening not in thousands b

the video shows 46-year-old jacqueline craig, who is african american, telling a white police officer that a white man choked her son after the boy supposedly threw a piece of paper on the ground. the officer, who has not been named, responds -- "why don't you teach your son not to litter?" cook's he told me my son littered. it doesn't matter if you did or didn't, it doesn't give him the right to put his hands on him. amy: the video next shows jacqueline craig arguing with the officer over the alleged assault on her son, before the officer tackles and handcuffs craig while pointing a weapon at her and at her teenaged daughter, who he had already grabbed. the officer then tackles and arrests the girl as well. in a statement, the fort worth police department said it has launched an internal affairs investigation into the arrest. and in chile, family members of those killed or disappeared under the u.s.-backed dictatorship of augusto pinochet held a protest outside santiago's main cathedral on thursday ahead of a planned catholic mass today for jailed members of the former regime. the pr

the victim has been identified as jacqueline cole. she was in the crosswalk at the time. investigators believe that dark-colored suv has front in the damage. county police are looking for this man. they say he is responsible for six robberies, and it may not be the only place he committed crimes. alexandria police believe he is responsible for one robbery in that area, too. john gonzalez has details. john: they have some similarities proved alexandria police investigating two armed robberies a mile and a half away from each other. this is where the most recent one occurred at the 7-eleven on john carlisle just down the road from the federal courthouse in alexandria. the clerk who was working overnight tells us that around 3:30 this morning, a young man, slim build, wearing a mask, came in, walked up to the counter, and down what he described as a -- and pulled out a black pistol. the clerk removed the door from the register, placed it on top of the counter, and the guy took off with the cash. it is taken >> this seems like a fairly safe neighborhood. the earlier incident

jacqueline cole was walking in a the crosswalk near 14th streettr and parkwood place when shewood was hit. the driver just took off. cole was rushed to thehe the hospital where she later died le from her injuries. iie if you have any information hav about the car ore driver, drive please contact d.c. police. i know you didn't see it butolst hopefully in the newscastscas we'll show you more video asid we did earlier of the car toar help you perhaps help police pie catch that person. >> all right. now. nme right let's switch gears and talkars a weather with gary mcgrady.with r hey, gary. gar >> kind of cold out thisd of cou morning. the winds have kicked up.winds colder air is coming ihan.ve k there's a big nor'easter north and east of us so we're allst kind of getting ous a return onr the backside of that bringing bg in the winds from the north n and the northwest and a little t bit to the west today so the s t winds will be gusty and that'stt going to keep things cold.gsd. here's t out there this morning just so you know. this is what you're stepping out to if you have to getwhat y an

welcome to dallas, darling. >> thank you so much. >> that was natalie portman brilliantly portraying jacqueline kennedy on that tragic day in dallas in november of 1963. it's a scene from the new film "jackie," which chronicles how the first lady faced the emotional whirlwind of her life following the assassination of her husband, john f. kennedy. and as she describes it in the film, i lost track somewhere, what was real and what was performance. well, here's a clip. >> you'll have to share sympathet something personal eventually. people won't stop asking until you do. >> and if i don't, trathal intet my silence however they want. she holds back her tears, but she can't hide her anger. >> most writers want to be famous. >> do you want to be famous? >> no, i am fine as i am, thank you. >> you should prepare yourself, this article will bring you a great deal of attention. >> in that case, any advice for me? >> yes. don't marry the president. are you afraid i'm about to cry again? >> no, i would sit here more likely to scream. >> scream what? >> my husband was a great man. >> i'm joined by the scr

my name is jacqueline novogratz. and this is my brief but spectacular take on dignity and the moral imagination. >> sreenivasan: you can find additional "brief but spectacular >> sreenivasan: you can find additional brief but spectacular episodes on our website. pbs.org/newshour/brief. >> woodruff: online right now, our politics team talk with the newshour's p.j. tobia about the racist ideology of the white nationalist movement in our weekly edition of politics live on facebook. that's at facebook.com/newshour. also, why are nations all over the world urgently pulling their bank notes out of circulation? read about the emerging trend that's changing the face of money on our making sense page. that and more is on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. >> sreenivasan: and i'm hari sreenivasan. join us online, and again here tomorrow evening with mark shields and ramesh ponnuru. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs news

ladies and gentlemen, miss jacqueline ashwell. [ applause ] >> aloha. it is my great pleasure to serve as a co-host and welcome you to the national pearl harbor remembrance day commemoration marking the 75th anniversary of the attack on oahu. among the dig stories we welcome today, and ladies and gentlemen, if you could, please hold your applause until the end, the honorable daeon onable david egay, governor of hawaii, governor of the state of arizona. the honorable ralph torres, governor, commonwealth of islands. former secretary of veterans affairs. admiral john richardson, chief of naval operations. admiral harry harris, commander, u.s. pacific command. admiral william fallon, former commander, u.s. pacific command. admiral thomas fargo, former commander, u.s. pacific command. admiral richard mackey, former commander, u.s. pacific command. the honorable spencer cox, lieutenant governor, state of utah. the honorabon rabhonorable lieu governor of hawaii. chief justice, hawaii state supreme court. the honorable janine davidson, under-secretary of the na

. >>> and natalie portman getting all kinds of oscar buzz for portraying jacqueline kennedy just after the death of jfk. we talk to the star about what she learned playing the role on this friday, december 2nd. it's good to be here on a friday. i have adrian here. we haven't seen diane since she started rubbing elbows with the stars. >> well, you know. she's having her people call our people. >> she was here and she's like, i'll be off this friday, having tea and crumpets. >> we'll see that interview with natalie portman later on, but we begin with donald trump, thanking supporters and celebrating his successful run to the white house. election rally in cincinnati, ohio. he highlighted his agenda, boasted about his midwest wins and blasted the media. then he announced another cabinet pick. more now from abc's kenneth motin. >> donald trump's victory lap, a thank you to battleground ohio for giving him a decisive victory. >> i love you, ohio. this is a great place. great people, i have so many friends. on his thank you tour as the news broke that the president-elect picked his secretary

>> reporter: scary couple of hours here, jacqueline. u.s. marshals were waiting for the guy to come out. when they finally saw him come out, they tried to take him in peacefully but he took off into the alley over here. marshals say he pointed a gun at them and that's why they had to shoot him. >> he had the biggest heart ever. >> reporter: shirley says her son was a good guy but she isn't surprised the 28-year-old's guy ended the way it did today, shot and killed by a u.s. marshal. on the run since shooting a man in late july, alex robledo was afraid to have contact with his family members. >> the last thing i heard from him, after he did what he did, he said he didn't want to live anymore, he was tired of living. i said, please don't talk like that. he hung up the phone. that was the last i heard from him. >> reporter: u.s. marshals tracked robledo to this house and had been staking it out. when he came out with his girlfriend, they tried to bring him in peacefully but he pulled out a gun. >> he pointed at the direction of officers, refuse

. >> reporter: jacqueline craig is telling a ft. worth cop that a neighbor has choked her 7-year-old son for littering. but it's the officer's next question that has sparked outrage. >> why don't you teach your son not to litter? >> it doesn't matter if he did or didn't. it doesn't give him the right to put his hands on him. >> why not? >> because he don't! >> reporter: tensions escalate fast. >> don't grab her! don't grab her! >> reporter: craig's daughter shot the video, which appears to have breaks. today, craig has a message for police. >> it was not fair to degrade me as a parent. it was not fair what you did to my children. you degraded your profession, period. >> the officer was rude. this is not the way we do things here. >> reporter: tonight, that officer has been pulled from duty. while investigators review the case. >> thank you. >>> there are new developments in the road rage killing of a 3-year-old boy, shot while riding in the backseat of his grandmother's car. the suspect surrendering, pleading not guilty. he fired in

this happened just before 6:30 this morning along fourth street jacqueline kohl's was walking ik the crosswalk when she was hit. show was rushed to the hospital where she died.wh police areere looking for a dak colored suv with front headlight damage. maryland state police are investigating a deadlyly pedestrian crash in laurel. this one happened overnight on route 1 just north of 200. a box truck was traveling when it hit a man in the road. no word on what led to thatat crash. and the driver of a car that crashed into a tree in laurel remains in critical condition. the accident happened yesterday afternoon near sandy spring road. a passenger in the car, 58 year old sonia smith of baltimore wam killed. the driver is undergoing treatment at prince george's hospital center.it the investigators are stillre trying to determine the cause oa the crash.. our top story tonight, the bodye of a missing d.c. yoga instructor and actress has been found.foun patricia mack cull i was found inside her car at # 2*7bd and northwest. she had been missing since

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the official party for today's ceremony includes jacqueline ashwell superintendent world war ii valor in pacific national monument park service the regional director pacific west region national park service. >>> navy region hawaii and naval service group the pacific ♪ ♪ united states pacific command arriving. ♪ ♪ please be seated. ladies and gentlemen it is customary december 7 we observe a moment of silence as 0755 to commemorate the beginning of the attack on pearl harbor. 0755 you will hear the ship whistle. please join me at the time bowing our heads for a moment of silence to remember those that courageously fought and those who died here december 71941. the f-22 raptors from the 199 and the 19th squadron for the flyover formation from just beyond the arizona memorial and continuing over the island in honor of those who gave their lives here 75 years ago today. you may see one pull away from the formation and fly to the club's honor on december 7 the gap in the formation represents the fallen comrades and we shall always remember their sacrifice. please rise for the morn

. >> i'm jacqueline london. up next, "nbc nightly news." see you back here at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. christmas market horror. scores killed and injured as a driver plows a massive truck through a packed holiday crowd in berlin. was it terrorism? tonight, stepped-up security at home. >>> assassinated on camera. shocking images as russia's ambassador to turkey is gunned down by a killer cght lurking from behind. tonight what the gunman was screaming. how will putin respond? >>> road rage manhunt. a toddler fatally shot in the car while out shopping with his grandmother. >>> are women doctors better? provocative new research that will have you talking about patient care and the difference between life and death. >>> and magic bag full of surprises, carried by a librarian on a mission.

i'm jacquelin london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. cedarville is a town that is so small, fewer than 800 people live there, but it is also the hometown of jeremiah, accused of killing his wife while their children watched. police found his truck in the woods but have not found him. denise has the latest. >> reporter: the search for jeremiah lasted several hours in a back wooded area not far from where his truck was found. the search complicated by high brush and the onset of darkness. >> it was -- you couldn't find a quieter town. >> reporter: the silence so many here are used to in this one traffic light town disrupted by the search for a wanted man, jeremiah monell. he is accused of murdering his estranged wife in front of their children. >> i heard a lot of choeppers ad stuff around because we got the meadows, and there's a lot of places that he could go. >> reporter: the manhunt brought state police searching by air, and teams were working on the ground near saw mill in cedarville. monell's pickup truck was found abandoned this af

. >> reporter: the unidentified fort worth police officer appears to listen while jacqueline craig explains how a neighbor physically confronted her 7-year-old son claiming he littered. >> why don't you teach your son not to litter? >> reporter: from there things escalated. >> it doesn't give him the right to put his hands on him. >> reporter: craig's young daughter get in between the mother and officer and the officer takes the woman to the ground. craig and her two daughters were arrested. >> i was hurt about the whole matter. i don't feel like justice was served. >> reporter: fort worth police said it launched an immediate internal affairs investigation. we acknowledge the initial appearance of the video may raise serious questions. we ask that our investigators are given the time and opportunity to thoroughly examine this incident. craig's attorney said the officer should be held accountable. >> i want to see the arrest of that officer and see him charged with crimes. i want to see the arrest of the original culprit, the person who struck the child. i want to see all charges against my

she is identified as 51-year-old jacqueline burns. neighbors saw the smoke and flames engulf the second floor of the duplex firefighters put out the fire in 15 minutes but crews found the bed of the victim in an upstairs bathroom. >> i opened the door and looked right over there and the flames must have been 30 feet in the air. on thursday the body of a woman was found after a fire broke out she was murdered and that fire was an attempt to cover up the crime. investigators say so far the two fears are not red. >> this week the city of richmond is taking action against a warehouse feared to be another ghost ship. city officials red tagged this underground nightclub called "burnt ramen." it is not permitted or licensed to be a concert venue and officials will give those officials will give those operating the building the cad 600 arts build education are out of compliance and said the four profit college has been illegally converting rental units into student housing without the right permits. >>> for the first time in 14 years, the oak

police say jacqueline ross left a note saying the baby had been neglected by his parents joseph and mary christ. that's what she wrote. the 49-year-old was identified from surveillance video, you just saw the picture. police say ross went to the hospital on december 4th minutes after stealing the $2,700 figurine from the plaza. >>> there are numerous food drives during the holiday season. none more worthy than any other but this one was certainly more dramatic than most. katherine scott has the story. >> reporter: a convoy of 75 toyota tundras and a police escort headed to citizens bank park. it spans the length of five football fields and carries thousands of pounds of food to help the hungry. this is the end result of the tenth toyota tundra food drive. >> this is a community where we make our living where we feed our families and we think it's important that we help feed other people's. >> reporter: this morning in north philadelphia each tundra pulled into position. then food was loaded into the vehicles at this philadbundance warehouse. soon it was time for the 7-mile trek under pol

. >> thanks for watching, i'm jacqueline london. nbc "nightly news" is next what tamron hall filling in. good night. >>> tonight, russia hack payback. president obama strikes back for russia's cyber attacks, slapping down sanctions, picking dozens of diplomats out of the u.s. but president-elect trump says it's time to move on. >>> nasty nor'easter. a powerful winter blast of ice, freezing rain, some expecting over a foot of snow. 14 million feeling the wrath. >>> new year's alert. an unprecedented level of security in times square. law enforcement ramping up around the world after a year of horrific terror attacks. >>> hollywood heartbreak. tributes pouring in for legendary star debbie reynolds. so many in shock over her back-to-back death with daughter carrie fisher. >>> and one last taste. they're lining up down the block at a landmark american restaurant closing its doors after eight decades. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good ev

. >> reporter: the unidentified fort worth police officer appears to listen while jacqueline craig explains. from there things escalated. >> it doesn't give him the right to put his hands on him. >> reporter: craig's young daughter gets between her mother and the officer, and the officer takes the woman to the ground. craig and her two daughters were arrested. >> i was hurt about the whole matter. i don't feel like justice was served. >> reporter: fort worth police say they launched an immediate internal affairs investigation. we acknowledge that the initial appearance of the video may raise serious questions. wesk are given the time and opportunity to thoroughly examine this incident. craig's attorney says the officer should be held accountable. >> i want to see the arrest of that officer. i want to see him charged with crimes. i want to see the arrest of the original culprit, the person who struck the child. i want to see all charges against my client dropped. >> tonight the officer involved has been placed on restricted duty. the investigation will include a review of the body camera he

. >> i've been on my way to bethlehem i drew through zio zionville jacqueline ross is in custody for allegedly snatching the baby jesus from bethlehem city hall nativity. ross then drop the baby statue at a local hospital with a note essentially calling joseph and mary bad parents. karen, was symptommed. >> i just couldn't believe it. first of all, i couldn't believe it. then that the the next thank i thought here we go again. >> again is right. it happens all the time. not necessarily to the same nativity scene in the tame town but it's a holiday constant. in many case ross is being held on charge charges of institutiol vandalism, bail set at $30,000. but while in town i dropped by the beautiful scene at christ church united church of christ no baby jesus in the manger. had it been stolen? not quite. >> staffers tell the explanation is simple it's not christ today's day. so jesus hasn't been born yet. fine. but they say when he is placed in the cradle they use cable and zip ties to make sure he stays l he's been stolen in the past. and so has the virgin mother. but back to zion hill