i'll contact captain christopher. yes, sir. bridge out. captain christopher... captain christopher? security team here, sir. all-decks alert. captain christopher is not in his assigned quarters. he may be trying to escape the ship. i want a man outside the transporter room immediately. i'm heading there myself. all right! nice and easy. now i'm going to step into that thing, and you're going to transport me back to earth. well, jim, with the exception of a slight bruise or two, our captain is as healthy as a proverbial horse. he'll be coming out of it in a minute or two. he tried to escape. i know how he feels, jim, what if we can't go back? what can we do? sit up here and wait for our supplies to run out, our power to die? it has to eventually, and we certainly can't go back to earth. it would be worse than the captain being returned. there are 430 of us. now, that means 430 chances of altering the future. yes. but we're not in that position yet. well, i'm glad to hear it. back to where we belong, then he won't belong. we're roughly about the same age. but in our society, he'd be u

christopher: welcome back here with dw news. president-elect donald trump has put his vice president-elect mike pence in charge of his transition team. pence will head the process of killing -- filling key administration posts. that means chris christie is out. he had started planning the transition before trump's victory. among the many other questions that the world is asking about the future trump administration is this one, how will he change international trade? that and all business news now from danny. daniel:e will focus on ttip, the name of a huge transatlantic trade deal being the question for years. but under trump it is luckily -- likely it will be sunk. the trade commissioner says it will not move ahead. potential billions of euros and extra business on overnight. the ttip trade deal was supposed to turbocharge commerce between europe and the united states, creating billions in new wealth and millions of new jobs. but resistance in europe was intense, and the deal viewed as giving up channel -- giving up multination

back over to christopher. christopher: japan's meteorological agency says a major earthquake could hit the country in the next few days. the warning follows a quake earlier today that caused panic in some areas, but no casualties. there were fears for the fukushima power plants, which suffered a meltdown after the 2012 earthquake. but, there is no sign of damage this time. reporter: the powerful magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck the coast of japan's fukushima prefecture. soon after, authorities issued a synonymy warning, making waves of up to -- a tsunami warning, projecting waves of up to three meters. fishing boats, evacuating local ports, are headed out to sea. open -- "i experienced the big tsunami last time, so i didn't know what to expect. i was glad we returned with out any injuries or damage to the boats." coastal residents were ordered to flee to higher ground. speaking during a visit to argentina, japan's prime minister shinzo abe said his government is doing its best to ensure the safety of those affe

christopher has the latest sports for you now. christopher: that is right. plenty of soccer action. in the bundesliga, the top game features a clash between the first-place team and the third-place team. when they last visited in munich , they were second to last, hoffenheim. things are very different now thanks to the 29-year-old coach. >> the man who brought success to hoffenheim. they have not last -- they have not lost in nine games. >> we are prepared. it may be more suspenseful than in recent years. we can be proud of going there in third-place instead of 15 or 16. >> in the first season in 2008, hoffenheim were the surprise table toppers when they played in munich. in that encounter, luca scored the match winner. the bavarians are favored to win this time as well. >> it can't be a voted that munich will get some chances. you have to focus on avoiding those chances. you can't let a lot if you want to be successful. >> and 16 clashes, hoffenheim have never run out victorious. this next match features a coaching generation gap. when he was born, carlo was transferring to ac mila

captain christopher. this is christopher. we're coming up on earth fast, captain. are you ready? everything a-ok. uh, captain... thanks for the look ahead. 20 minutes, sir. it'll be close. bridge to transporter room. prepare to energize. 10 minutes. 9... 8... 7... 6... 5...4... 3...2... energize. blackjack: you should be close enough bluejay 4. can you see it? what is it? blackjack, this is bluejay 4. i could have sworn there was some kind of ship, but... nothing could have moved that fast. we don't track mirages. mark it down as another ufo. bluejay 4 returning to base. out. approaching second beaming, captain. bridge to transporter room, prepare to energize. now. energize. approaching our century, captain. braking should begin... now. bridge to engineering. begin full braking power. pulling away from the sun weakened them, sir. they may blow apart if i reverse. no choice, mr. scott. aye, sir. 50 years to go. engines cutting back, sir. no decrease in speed. 40... never mind, mr. spock. the engines! engine room to bridge. ey're buckling! bridge! mr. scott is still with us. captai

christopher, i came here this morning on purpose. i came to tell you that if you still want me, i'll marry you. i'll make a good wife, someone to share with and talk to and blot out the loneliness. came to say. you didn't say you loved me. i'm fond of you. i'll make a good companion. no, you won't. you said i was too old to believe in girlish things like "one true love," and of course you're right. you just hear the things you want to hear, don't you, vivian? well, you don't qualify. you don't know the first thing about making a happy marriage. very well, christopher. if you don't want me. you think that looking your age is the answer? making yourself all go plain and dried-up? you don't want me. that's all i need to know. no. no, i don't want you. not this way. i wanted someone to grow old along with me. you don't know yourself. and that's a rotten shame, because somewhere once i saw something in you to love, something that... ( whistles ) ( shouting ) hup, now! hup, now! you're holding us up, tate. pull out of line if you can't kee

the only son of bill and pat buckley, christopher graduated cum laude from yale. former managing editor of es squire magazine. he knows a thing or two about books having written 16 or so, many exceptional. i must really encouraging you to read his most recent, the relic master, a marvelous novel. if you laugh, you will need to go to confession. and a personal side, i went to bed alone last night because my wife was up till the wee hours reading and laughing at a 22-year-old christopher buckley novel, thanks, pal. [laughter] >> he was speech writer to george h.w. bush and the price for american humor. last but not least a new friend, a man who inspired this book and contributor to it in beautiful probes as was bill buckley and that's james rosen. the chief washington correspondent for fox news, james has covered the white house and the state department and reported from capitol hill, the pentagon, the supreme court, nearly all 57 states -- 50 states, 40 foreign countries across five continents. rosen's articles and essays have appeared in "the new york times", wall

for launch of the campaign to prevent mistake that killed christopher, it is call just bag it. >> to encourage health care provide tours adopt a policy specifically designed to prevent a deadly medical error. >> reporter: just bag it launched by national comprehensive cancer network was directed at how chemo drugs encrypted is administered from a bag it is safer from in a syringe when it can be inject in the wrong place, that is what happened to christopher. >> i'm surprised. i was living in the bubble. i had no idea, you know, how often these medical errors happen. >> reporter: christopher died days after getting chemo from a syringe that went into his spinal colin steady of the vein. >> it is an orr when it happens it is devastating but thankfully it is not all that frequent. so hose hospitals don't see the error. >> reporter: doctor robert carlson who tried to save christopher in callus now at fox chase and head of the cancer network. he says all hospitals should adopt the just bag it protocol when using this to prevent mistakes like what happened with christopher. >> if we can co

kristen: christopher leite his 33rd birthday. his family is working to bring him back home and lay him to rest. christopher leite family has gathered in nashua to cope with his loss, the place where he lived with his three children. >> it has been great to have us all here. kristen: his brother anthony tells me he was in jamaica for his friends wedding. while he was there, he and another man were hit by a bus and died at the hospital. the couple who were married know what happened. >> it was not real. it still is not. because as far as i am concerned, he is still there. kristen: his twin brother jonathan says he is one of six children and the father of three. >> we need to get him home. we need to be able to say our goodbyes. focusing on who he was and what they will miss about the hard-working father, brother, son, and friend who gave so much. >> i cannot even begin to describe how much of an influence and how wonderful he is as a father and a provider. >> chris would do anything for anybody. he would not let anyone go without,

any questions for christopher? can you tell us how brilliant i am? be change mention how brilliant you are. >> only met once before today 10 or 12 years ago. i should point out, after providing a sense the project may go forward did he seek any input or control until the very end. there was one eulogy we looked at for space reasons, and we did so. note attempted control, well regarded biographies and she wrote her own memoir and it was a lesson to aspiring biographers and the title is complete with an exclamation point shoot the widow as the first piece of business any inspiring biographer would do when undertaking their first bit of work, shoot the widow. they seek to control the narrative and he engaged in none of that. this is my first meeting with christopher which is a great thrill for me. the fan boy questions i have not shared in advance but let me take this out. first of all, bill's handwriting was terrible, handwriting was so bad that at yale in the late 1930s he sought and was given permission to type his exams. remember the blue exam book

christopher was convicted of first degree murder. we know he'll be sentenced to to happen earlier this month. however, it was delayed. last time he appeared in court. today is the day we're expecting to hear from the judge as well as others involved in this case during this sentencing. let's talk about this case and really how impactful it was to this community and others surrounding it. the accident happened in may of 2015. christopher then accused, now convicted of killing 5:00 debt tyler tifo. this happened because from a traffic stop and hit the other officer as well as trooper rushing investigating a separate accident unrelated to what happened after that. again, sentence today. convicted in september, now carrying a mandatory life sentence. this happens as we've seen a terrible year for state troopers who have been hit and killed in car crash. trooper cody donohue is the most shoulder of i-25 near castle rock. a big rig hit him, killed him instantly when it crossed the solid white line. that driver is facing misdemeanor traffic

for now, christopher king, 13 action news. >> thank you christopher and brian. also following breaking political new lawsuit filed by the trump campaign against clark county. 13 action news reporter tom george is live at the regional justice center to explain what this is about and the latest on the judge's decision. tom. >> reporter: steve, that judge a few hours ago denied that request from the trump campaign and not only did they deny it but essentially said it was a waste of time. she asked why are we here because she claimed everything asking about is something that the secretary of state's office and the county already have to provide for bylaw, that is, keeping records of who voted and in what locations. now, this is all stemming from early voting that happened in several locations on friday, including cardana's market. after they closed there were several hundred people in mind and kept it open for a couple hours. the trump campaign argued that hillary clinton. also in court today the judge actually said that this was a waste of time because -- was a was

>> wasn't that christopher columbus? >> the indians native americans. >> they said christopher columbus but it was named after america who had initially discovered the cob continue meant. >> that is correct. >> what was the ship that came to america on. >> the america. >> that was the name of the ship? >> yeah. i mean maybe the ship's name was america. >> i think you might be on to something. >> okay. >> did lincoln free the slaves before or after he discovered america? >> after he discovered america. >> who do you think got here first? >> i thought probably the vikings. >> so you think the vikings got here first but christopher columbus has better pr. >> i don't know. i feel like i'm being tricked. >> what is watt indian tribe that discovered america. >> cherokees. >> all i know cherokees and iriguay. >> probably indians. >> what a woman. >> do you harbor animosity toward columbus since you are native american? >> not at all. you have to forgive to live. ♪ ♪ >> tell me how columbus got here. >> [inaudible] >> wilson

before i do, however, might you have any questions for christopher? >> can you tell us again how brilliant i am? [laughter] >> we've only met once before today about ten or 12 years ago and i should point out at no point after providing his us and dissent that the project may go forward did he seek any input or control over them until the very end and there was one eulogy that we looked at and again for the reasons not included and we did so. but there was no attempted control. there is a lady that has written half a dozen well-regarded biographies and then she wrote her own memoir and it was kind of a lesson to the aspiring biographers. with yoko zero no they seek to control the narrative. the first meeting is a great thrill for me and there were a couple of questions that i have not shared in advance. first of all, his handwriting was terrible. it was so bad that at yale in the 1940s, he actually sought and was given permission to type his exams. remember the mentioning of which they said yes so they would go to an adjoining classroom while everyone

and christopher bedford editor in chief of the daily news. i will start with you, nina. if you were one of the two candidates, which one would you like to be right now? >> wow, that is a tough question. i think donald trump looks more calm on the stump and more happy and momentum is in his direction. the question is whether it is enough. when you look at electoral map, his path to 270 is a narrow and widening in the last couple of days, and so he's feeling, you can see it on the stump. he locks more relaxed and more disciplined and make its difficult for hillary clinton when he's disciplined, frankly. >> christopher, which candidate which one would you be? >> the statistics favor hillary clinton, but she's in panic mode right now. she and her friendly friends in the media have been really saying no shot that donald trump would win and don't think about it. and the polls are tightened all away. i haven't seen one going for hillary clinton right now. she has to go in overdrive and obama is her best surrogate in florida. and donald trump has a chance. he has a busy schedule

oh, this is my friend and co-international spy christopher larson. this is mr. waverly. - how do you do? - how do you do? he's one of us. i know i've been anxixis for you to meet my beautiful widowed mother and all, but...well, if you met and liked each other you might even wanna getetarried. - oh. - 'yeah.' (chris) 'and, uh...well, i like you an awful lot, mr. solo' but i still gotta take care of mother first. she needs somebody to be around a lot 'you know, to kiss and stuff.' well, being a spy and all you probably wouldn't be able to s snd much time at home. well, that would make mother awful unhappy. i see. i'd like to shop around a little more for a father. well, i am disappointed. but i understand. - oh, look. there's mother. - where? (chris) 'right over there by the gate.' goodbye, chris. i think your mother looks like a very fine woman. goodbye. and don't forget, i'll always be your friend. and i'll always be yours, okay? that's mother? ah, mr. waverly, perhaps i should, after all come along, mr. solo. mother is a boy's best friend. [jazz music] ?? >> he

my name is christopher kolakowski. it is my honor to be the director here. we are a museum, and research center, dedicated to the life and times of douglas macarthur.

but christopher gebers was given an additional 342 counts. it's a sentence that taylor thyfault's family says fits. taylor thyfault was just 21 years old when he was killed in the line of duty. >> he didn't meet to meet his end goal. it got taken away from him. >> reporter: taken by christopher gebers, who crashed police. 18 months later the family and fellow troopers asked a boulder judge to give gebers the maximum sentences, including clinton rushing who was nearly killed. >> gebers will never have to experience that kind of pain. i share that because it's the only memory i have of that day and not knowing what happened. not knowing a man you were responsible for that day died. >> reporter: thyfault's grandfather wrote a letter taylor thyfault wrote to his mother when he was in high school. >> we have been through tough times and i admire your strength as you seem to come out stronger every time. >> i will forever be his mom, but do you know how hard it is to be a mom when you don't get to see your child every day? it's heart breaking. >> r

launch of the campaign to prevent the mistake that killed christopher. called just bag it. >> to encourage healthcare provide tears adopt a policy specifically designed to prevent a deadly medical error. >> just bag it, launched by the national comprehensive cancer network, directed at how the chemo drugs is administered. from iv bag safer than in a syringe when it can be injected into the wrong place. that's what happened to christopher. >> i was surprised. i was living in a bubble. i had no idea, you know, how often these medical errors happen. >> christopher died days after getting chemo from a an is her -- syringe that went into his spinal column instead of a vein. >> it is an error when it happens it is devastatingment thankfully not all that frequent. so most hospitalization don't see the overrer. >> doctor robert carlson, who tried to save christoff nerve california; now at fox chase in the head of the cancer network. he says all hospitals should adopt the just bag it protocol when using to prevent mistakes like what happened with christoffer. >>

christoph: i would say you have to look at spreads. i think there would be a strong distortion between individual commodities. you see that this year, when metals like team that went up 60%. that in itself bears a lot of how to goyou know long and short the commodities. the second is, if you look at relative value between commodity sectors -- you look at the agricultural space versus the mental space, which in itself is no direct correlation. commodityltural products have been treated since metals, there is a pattern. caroline: i want to go back to a comment you made about china. you see manufacturing is going relatively great guns at the moment, in terms of pmi numbers in china. that seems to go in long -- in lockstep with the metals. you see how they seem to be dragging each other higher. today, metals go a little bit lower. we are seeing the metals index trading up, and chinese pmi doing the same. how much is this banked on china's ongoing strength? or how much do you look at a global outlook in terms of the economy? christoph: with

christopher... time: 7:50pm location: 420 puebla st and e san miguel ave victim was approached by 3 subjects and a fight ensued. one of the suspects pulled out a gun and shot the victim. victim was transpo trauma where he was pronounced deceased homicide detectives are en route and will be conducting a briefing. new tonight at 11.. was such a good person a month after a valley woman's husband was gunned down while he was driving.. henderson police say they still don't have a suspect in custody. 13 action news reporter mahsa saeidi is live near anthem and bicentennial parkway to explain why the woman says she's living in fear. mahsa. (sot, maria stewart, wife of close to me (track)(vo = ring) she keeps his wedding ring next to her (track)(vo = daytime tears) the love that had her in tears... from the moment she sat down... (track)(vo = nighttime tears) until nightfall ... maria's husband... (track)(vo = reveal first time recent vic pic/map from old pkg, etc) christopher stewart ... shot and killed...

christopher jones is one employee that works directly with developmentally disabled clients every day. both trevor and christopher would be directly affected by an increase in arizona's minimum just don't do it. it don't do it any more. everything is going up. except the minimum wage. >> while workers like christopher would get a pay boost if prop 206 passes, clients like trevor could see a reduction in programs and services. that's because this organization relies on government funding. >> we calculate for our organization alone it will be about $800,000 per year and this would start january 1. we were concerned about waiting for >> if arizona lawmakers don't include a boost for education and social services in the upcoming state budget, the state's most vulnerable citizens could suffer. >> to make a non-profit like the mark center suffer the consequences of that without making a adjustment, i think it's terrible. >> the ceo urging lawmakers to develop a contingency plan if the coming weeks. emergency session before december 31. california did. utah did. i would certainly urge the go

christopher gebers was sentenced to life in prison. he was driving high and wrecklessly at thyfault. trooper rushing was also hurt. kelly werthmann was at the sentencing at the boulder county justice center. kelly, you heard emotional testimony in the courtroom. >> reporter: there were a lot of tears. from the troopers who knew thyfault, some who only had worked for him a few hours. and his family who had known him all his life. for a first degree murder conviction. it is a sentence his family says is fair given that he took the life of a young hero. >> we will live fiercely in his absence as he watches over us. >> reporter: trooper taylor thyfault was just 21 years old when he was killed in the line of duty. >> it got taken from him. >> reporter: taken by christopher gebers who crashed into thyfault eluding police on highway 66. 18 months later, au asked a boulder judge to give gebers the maximum sentence for his actions including trooper clinton rushing who was nearly killed by gebers. >> he will never have to experience that kind of

an update now on the death of christopher barry-- son of late d-c mayor, marion barry. the d-c medical examiner's office confirms - christopher barry died from a p-c-p overdose. he 36 years old when he passed away in august. as we first reported - christopher barry had been using rushed to the hospital- and later died. the medical examiner's office also confirms - it was an accident. happening now. more than 100 people are waking up outside this morning. this was the scene on new york avenue in northeast. it's part of a fundraiser for covenant house, and it's effort to offer shelter and social services to homeless children. the facility also offers education and job training, so homeless children can avoid a life of poverty. also happening today-- hundreds of students at at thanksgiving dinner, thanks to wizards player-- john wall. his foundation is partnering with giant grocery store, to host the dinner this afternoon. afterwards-- each family will also recieve a turkey for next week's thanksgiving feast. wall adopted malcolm x elementary school this year and held a ba

police say the man threatened to stab christoph. that man is under arrest tonight. >>> today the city of philadelphia helped expunge the records of more than 1,000 people, a free city-wide expungement clinic took place at six locations, 150 lawyers, paralegals and law students volunteered to help it comes after a new bill expanded criminal records sealing in pennsylvania. saying expunging someone's record can drastically improve their lives. >> today this is about how we can help those who messed up you know with a criminal record. how we can fix that for them so folks can be gainfully employed and/or move their employment forward. >> more than 1800 people signed up for the free expungement clinic today. >> in philadelphia a group came together to discuss how the community should move forward in the wake of president-elect trump's victory. a solidarity forum was held this afternoon at the united methodist church on arch street. the group discussed ways to help activists in the city connect with one another and create a movement for

they switch their beacons to receive and listen for christopher's signal. within minutes they pick up his signal and start digging. six feet under they find him. >> all of the sudden i could hear their voices. well they dug my face out so i could breathe free air again. that was quite nice. >> our experts have these tips to avoid and survive becoming a victim of an avalanche. stay on marked trails, move left or right towards a ridgeline to escape the avalanche's path and create an air pocket around your face before the snow stops moving. >> i feel really lucky about being alive, also very grateful to my friends that saved me that day. i wouldn't have been here without them and they know it. >> studies show the average american spends more than two whole years of their life in their cars. but at any moment another vehicle can disrupt that drive >> when you drive a vehicle it's so important to stay vigilant because you're in control of something that could cause a lot of harm to people if you aren't doing it correctly or safely. >> according to the national h

yes, gentlemen, on that screen, as it happened, the incredible experience of captain christopher pike on talos iv. if, after witnessing this, the court wishes to turn this vessel back, i will release this ship to manual control. you're in no position to bargain. this is ridiculous. abducted captain pike. well, for me, this has gone far enough. we still haven't heard the full story. i vote to continue. and i vote we do not. deadlock-- not a deadlock. there's still one member of the trial board to be heard from. very well. captain pike, it's up to you. do we continue under these conditions? captain's log supplemental. mr. spock, on trial for mutiny, has forced the court to accept unusual evidence. on our monitor screen, the voyage of captain pike and the enterprise to the one forbidden world in all the galaxy. screen on. we've settled into orbit, sir. geological lab report complete, captain. spectography? our reading shows an oxygen/nitrogen atmosphere, sir, heavy with inert elements, but well within safety limits. gravity? 0.9 of earth. captain, reflections, sir, from the planet's surf

christopher pierce. he's a local surgeon who has a practice in coralville. he's a us army surgeon. 50% to 42% with 40% of the precincts reporting. we will continue to monitor these results and bring you we are also digging into the 'voice of the voter' here in eastern iowa.fox 28 news political reporter and host of 'iowa in focus' kevin barry -- --joins us now with our panel next on cbs 2 and fox 28 -- --we'll take a break from the campaign to update the road to a state title.your first highlights of the night from the state volleyball when this election night vote 2016 special report continues tournament when the election night vote 2016 special report continues on cbs 2 and fox28. >> we connect with the core door why are you checking your credit score? i wanna see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much, do they? really? i'll take it. sir, your credit... -is great right? when was the last time you checked? yeah, i'd better check my credit score. here, try credit karma. it's free. all right. no more surprises. the state volleyball tournament is

he is raising 35 thousand dollars for the christopher & dana reeve foundation. ((nia wong)) >>> the internet is buzzing after the first full trailer of the upcoming wonder woman movie is released. the new trailer features the amazonian super-hero, played by gal gidot going head to head with word war i era bad guys. this is the first stand-alone movie to feature the d-c hero, who stole superman: dawn of justice. the film also stars chris pine and robin wright and was directed by patty jenkins. it hits theater's june 2 of next year./// ((nia wong)) >> that's all the time we have for as you make up your mind, remember -- congressman heck voted 10 times to defund planned parenthood. he even threatened to shut down the government over it. heck took all that money from wall street risking it on the stock market. congressman heck just doesn't care about people like us. captioning sponsored by cbs dickerson: today on "face the nation" it's down to the wire as campaign 2016 finally comes to a close. >> on this last weekend before election day the end can't come soon enou

christopher-- trouble in a small boy. and i was dreading the moment that we ride into bitter springs. whoa! whoa. mr. ramsey, if we hurry we can make the iron riv before sundodo. well, we're mighty anxious, mr. mccullough. we'll hurry, don't worry none. well, they kee yeah. gettin' so you can't shoot a cannon down th without hittin' new settlers. to life. you folks been traveling some? we beeeedoing just that, sir. georgia, sir.. we all from georgia. hello, courtney. you ought knowowettet. these folks got their rights same as anybody else. this isn't georgia. boy: come on, mr. christopher. you fixin' to gully up all t t water in the world? what's the matter with him? what's the matter, sonny? mule givin' you a hard time? ristopher, he give everybody a hard time. but he's a mighty good mule. those folks you're traveling with-- e you take care of the mule, huh? everybody's got a job, sir-- mister? this here is thomas pope. they're pl to settle down in the iron river valley. this boy here-- what is he to you? why, he's with

christopher king is down with the latest there, chris? >> reporter: steve, it's a packed house inside. take a look, hundreds of parents and students are crowding agassi prep they want to hear about this possible merger and it's a number of parents saying no to the potential merger with democracy prep. that's a school that has a reputation for strict discipline. now they fear the rules like no talking during lunch and longer class hours and they also worry about a 6-day school week. now, the ceo for democracy prep already tells me that there won't be a 6-day school week but she says, there could be longer hours. another big question is, what could possibly happen to the teachers here at agassi prep and the ceo that that remains to be seen. this meeting is getting very emotional. we'll be here live at 11:00 to give you an update what happens for now we're live at agassi prep, christopher king, "channel 13 action news." >> and right now metro is on the hunt for a bank robbery suspect. this happened yesterday near desert inn and mccloud. inve

christopher's. they were listed in critical condition when they arrived. firefighters say both children were rescued from a row home on sheldon street in philly's olney neighborhood a little after 9:45 last night. 40 firefighters were on scene within a matter of minutes, rescuing the kid from the second floor as they were working on putting out that fire. when the children were brought out, firefighters immediately started working to keep them alive as neighbors looked on in shock. >> this fire, like so many others points out the importance of fire prevention, fire safety in the home, having a working smoke alarm on every level of your home. >> and fire investigators areç trying to determine a few things this morning. one, the cause of that fire. two, if there were working smoke detectors inside of that home and three, if there was an adult in that home at the time the fire started. for now, reporting live outside the st. christopher's hospital, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> 5:37 right now. 54 degrees outside. lawmakers in new jersey are considering a

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the davis family still has a civil case in christophers death. davis was shot by a walworth coty wasnt charged. now davis sister says shes pushing ahead in the name of her brother and other families impacted by officer involved shootings. she started an organization named after the date of her brothers death. "everything is connected we're all connected whether we want to believe it our not and this is how i show it is through through them because this was my catalyst to me opening soul to 2-4." davis says she wants to use who may be impcted by any type of violence in the community. live in mke cg tmj4 a packers player is becoming a star. what he's doing better this year... later in sports. the same storm system that brought us monday's rain continues to crawl across the country at a snails pace, the ce will move across wisconsin today and into thursday, wrapping a bit of moisture around it. this means scattered light rain showers mixing in with scattered light snow showers will be present this evening and into the overnight hours when more snow

he defeated republican christopher peters with 54% of the vote, to peters' 46%. voters in iowa's 3rd congressional district are giving republican david young a second term. young won his re- election bid over democrat jim mowrer, grabbing 54% of the vote. mowrer had 40%. young was a longtime aide to u-s senator charles grassley before being republican steve king has been re-elected to an 8th term in the u-s house. he is representing iowa's 4th congressiona l district. king beat democrat kim weaver 61% to 39%. voters have re-elected king by wide margins ever since his first house election in 2002. in an interview with tv-nine, university of iowa professor cary covington said donald trump's following extended to other republican candidates in this election. helped a lot of republicans down ballot. what we thought might be a detriment down the ballot would end up being an advantage. i think rod blum is a candidate who was helped by trump's performance here in iowa." looking at today's election results in iowa, republicans now hold a majority in the state's senate. i

they did test the truck for human blood and it tested positive, the investigation is ongoing, christopher lewis excuse me charles lewis now the suspect arrested in the hit and run accident. we will now go to denis with a look at the weather. >> now, the most accurate weather team in florida, action weather. >> looking at a few showers, one popping up in sumter county, a few more in hardee county, an outside chance folks are heading over to raymond james doing some tailgating. there is the outside chance of a few showers, you can seem very close to raymond james stadium right this second. while this is very light stuff it will only last for a few minutes, it is something you may run into for the next couple of hours, other than that things clear up nicely, we at futurecast show showers long gone by 9:30 or 10:00. the hour by hour forecast partly cloudy to clear overnight, a front arrives tomorrow, how it will impact your weekend in a few minutes.>>> in the past year no candidate on the intro kept the fact checkers busier than donald trump. five days to go until the election. how trump fare

christopher king is at the school right now.. with more.... on what's expected when the meeting starts... in a few minutes. christopher. this is agassi prep. board members will meet right behind those doors. and parents worry..will their kids charter school..be run more like a military academy? doing things here at agassi prep. the board is consdiering a merger with new york based democracy prep..a school with a reputation..for high academic standards..and strict discipline. and that..is what worries a lot of parents. they fear..the discipline..may be too strict. like..no talking during lunch time..longer class hours..and an extra day of school democracy prep says..there won't be any extra class days. but the time..in class.. each could be longer each . and..the other big question: what will happen to all the current teachers at agassi questions answered when the meeting starts. we will give updates..from the meeting. ck, 13 action news. a sign supporting a hot political issue has been raising some eyebrows outside a fast food restaurant on tr

christopher berry was 36 at the time of his death. >>> uber and lyft riders take note. the ube is threatening to pull out of maryland if they require a fbi background check. stephanie ramirez is on the story now. >> reporter: as we may not know the answer until early next week arguments began today before the maryland public service commission which was a big surprise to just about every driver and rider that i spoke to in our dmv area. we are talking about 30,000 drivers maybe going on. >> an uber driver said now that he knows -- >> i have to find something else to do. >> this woman is also a driver. >> i think it would prolong the process of driving for uber. for me it was maybe a couple of days and you could start working. >> this was one of the reasons that uber to does not want the change as the state continues to hear arguments on senate bill 868. the new law pas year ago requires drivers of companies like uber and lyft to use fbi fingerprint background checks unless the state grants them a waiver. if the state doesn't the uber general manager has threatened to pu

christopher: they do not have much to show for their investment now. they are troubled by this development. on the one hand we have got trump and his administration criticizing the iran deal, so powers like saudi and kuwait feel comfort by that. but i do not think they should because trump is a businessman who will -- i feel he was attacking a foreign-policy legacy by obama here. foreign: will he scrap policy? he needs to focus on domestic policy first. christopher: we need to be dropping the "nuclear" from the title of this deal. get iran to settle on international markets once more. some of the deals being signed at the moment in iran with boeing, with oil concessions, etc., are bigger relatively than the deals in the latter days of -- tom: christopher davidson is with us. his acclaimed book on dubai years ago was a book written with much courage, very controversial, about the united emirates. he followed up with a book on abu dhabi. as we look at the end of shadow wars, christopher davidson, if you were to write an individual book now on iran, what

christopher wright resigned from the phoenix police department in 2009. he violence, and the police report also indicates that he had been using cocaine for at least a week. >>> you decide, well, they are now under a hundred thousand ballots still to be counted in maricopa county. tabulation continues at a slow but steady pace. as of this morning, there were 45,000 early ballots and 55,000 provisional ballots still to be counted. it's going to affect the outcome of the closest race, for adrian fontes currently leads the incumbent, helen purcell, by about 13,000 votes. >>> vice president elect mike pence has arrived at trump tower in manhattan for a meeting with president elect donald trump as they look to fill more cabinet posts. giuliani is said to be the front-runner for secretary of state. john bolton is still in the running. as opposed to giuliani, bolton has years of experience, but he also has raised some eyebrows with some of his hawkish positions. >> john would be a very good choice. >> is there anyone better? >> maybe me, i don't know. >> you kno

christopher. these anti-trump protesters are frustrated by the results of the election. but a lot of other folks.. are just tired of talking about politics altogether. so..they're taking ..a social- media timeout. tired of all the political talk "i am super tired it." you're not the only one. "i'm just done with facebook and the political stuff-and twitter and all that." people posts..are getting so toxic on sites like facebook..after a bruising..and divisive presidential campaign..ana curbelo..is taking a timeout. "i don't even look." jessica markowitz says..she's seen friends fight online..and family members..freeze each other out. : "blocking each other, seeing my friending each other. and not communicating anymore." terelle chandler tells us..the language..is growing downright hostile. "sometimes it comes off as sarcastic- kind of insulting." "i just feel like too many people are taking like a personal thing." emily gurlides ..would much rather watch her son play soccer. putting politics on facebook..is too much like playing social-media roulette. "everybody should h

up on the surface, christopher's friends also know they don't have much time to find him. thankfully, they're all wearing electronic transmitters or beacons, they switch their beacons to receive, and listen for christopher's signal. within minutes they pick up his signal and start digging. 6 feet under they find him. >> all of a sudden, i could hear their voices. they dug my face out so i could breathe free air again and that was quite nice. >> our experts have these tips to avoid and survive becoming a victim of an avalanche. stay on marketed trails, move left or right towards a ridge line and create a space around your face before the snow stops moving. >> i feel very lucky to be alive and also very grateful to my friends who saved me that day. i wouldn't be here without them. and they know it. >> studies show the average american spends more than two whole years of their life in their cars, but at any moment, another vehicle can disrupt that dry. >> when you're driving, it's important to stay vigilant, because you can cause a lot of people harm if you're not doing it sa

. >> my name is christopher. thanks for joining us. we start in columbia. a historic day for that country. the leftist farc rebels signing a peace agreement aimed at ending nearly a century of armed conflict. >> this could be a historic handshake. colombian president one melelt melt fenceposts -- and the leader of the frac rebels. millions have been displaced and killed. >> what have colombians achieved with this peace deal? we managed to deal the armed conflict with farc and set up a piece that is wide-ranging and profound. >> government and farc rebels had already signed an agreement but it was defeated inin an referendum. many colombians were angered by negotiations with the farc. >> the citizens of columbia spoke this october. they said, we do want peace, but we want a different pieces deal -- peace deal. we listen to the people for 40 days and listened to their encouragement and told them not to lose their momentum so close to the goal. >> this time colombians want to have a say. the revised accord won't be put to a referendum. it will be up to congres

seattle we have team coverage 13 action news anchor christopher king is standing by near trump international.. but let's start with carla wade at the breaking news desk. carla. most of the protests have remained peaceful--but as crowds grew into the thousands in some cities police began taking steps to keep order in oakland--an explosion of fireworks and fires set in the streets causing police to move in and stop the crowd of 6-thousand from blocking traffic. and a live look in downtown los both directions. police in riot gear have moved in earlier tonight--they burned a large pinata designed to look like trump's head. protesters have also been seen spray- painting buildingsas well as news vans 13 action news anchor christopher king is live outside trump international where protesters are gathering right now. the votes are in. the p but that isn't stopping protesters..from telling the world..they're angry. dozens of demonstrators..marche d down the strip this evening. they kknow the election is over. but many say..they were forced to choose between two candidates they did not like. and they

but christopher gebers was charges. it is a sentence that taylor teffault's family is fear saying he took the life of a young hero. >> we will live fiercely in his absence. >> reporter: trooper tyler was just 21 years old when he was killed in the line of duty. >> it got taken away from him. >> taken away by christopher gebers who crashed into him 18 months later, the family of the fallen trooper asked the judge to give gebers the maximum sentence including trooper rusher who was nearly killed as well. >> he will never have to experience that kind of thing. it is the only memory i have of that day. not knowing what happened. not knowing a man you were supposed to be responsible for that day had died. read a letter he had written in high school. >> i admire your strength as you seem to come out stronger every time. >> i will forever be his mom. do now know how hard it is to see you mom when you don't see your child every day? >> and before the sentence was handed down. he addressed the family. >> i'm sorry. if i could ta