. >> the president of extell, gary barnett, was also there. he dismissed people's complaints and scoffed at their numbers. >> so let's keep it in context. the actual shadows here are not a threat to the park. it's a tiny amount of any new yorkers, for sure, that are going to grumble about it. >> perhaps from billionaires' row other human beings down below are hardly worth noting. but taking the light from 40 million people, the number who visited the park last year, seems more than a tiny offense. >> this is a park used by millions upon millions of people, and to have it impacted by a developer for a relative handful of units and to make a great profit for himself, seems to me that we probably should have had a discussion about that. >> in defending his claim on the sky and light around the park for luxury towers, the developer accused dissenters of demonizing the rich. "if we drive away a pool of ready buyers at luxury prices," he wrote, "some of these buildings will not get built at all. we need a balanced approach if we don't want to injure

. >> reporter: the iteam discovered 64 shootings tonalist including the murder of tyson barnett killed on his route delivering mail one year ago this week in cheverly. we were there when dodge and union leaders from all over our region held a protest following barnett's murder on the national mall. >> the bad thing is things are happening they don't bring to it our attention. we don't hear a word about it. management doesn't come and say hey listen we're aware. >> reporter: the record we obtained show all kind of employees getting robbed including commercial truck drivers and mail claerks but 84% of victims are the men and women who deliver the mail to your home. and they don't happen at night. instead we found 80% of robberies occur during the day between 5:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.. we spent months interviewing the post master general. mr. we finally caught up with him. >> robberies happen across america. >> your folks tell us they are easy targets and worried about their safety and they want the postal service to do more. >> we provide very good safety for employees in areas that have h

ellen baker, malcolm x and otto while barnett. examine the impact of these men and women in their ear ats and across the decades and rediscovers the integrity and commitment within these passionate advocates and all so therefore wines by providing new insights that humanize these well-known figures cornel west takes an important step in rekindling the black prophetic fire so essentials in the age of obama. helen has been director of the beacon press since october of 1995. she pulled a master's degree in english literature from the university of virginia. she began her career in publishing and random house in 1976. acquisitions that beginning could get killed don't's the healing, national book finalist, the iron cage, one today, cornel west's "black prophetic fire" and anita hill at 3 imagining quality. cheese sayre eight years on the board of pen, new england, and is administrator of the hemingway foundation pen award. thank you for being you today. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you for that very warm miami welcome. it

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm natalie allen. our top stories this hour. >> right now pope francis is on his way to turkey. during his three-day trip he'll meet with turkey's president, and he's expected to denounce violence by islamic militants targeting christians there. christians are among the hundreds of thousands of refugees who've fled to turkey to escape isis in iraq and syria. >>> the head of cricket australia says it's too soon to say when the next test series will go forward following the death of batsman phil hughes. the 25-year-old died thursday after being hit by a ball during a match in sydney. certainly a freak accident. >>> in mexico a disturbing find is rattling the families of 43 missing college students. 11 bodies partially boundary and some even decapitated were found in guerrero state on thursday. the victims have not yet been identified, and it's not known if there's a connection to the students who disappeared in september. >>> well, the frifg holiday in the u.s. seemed to bring more calm to the streets of

>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the orlando pop i'm errol barnett. coming up this hour, protesters take to the streets for a third night to speak their minds about the police shooting of michael brown. things much more peaceful these past few days. we're watching live to make sure and see if these demonstrations remain peaceful. also michael brown's parents react to disgust to officer brown's first public comments sin their son's death. what they say their focus is now. plus this -- >> it's just going to cause a whole bunch of mess and carnage everywhere and interrupt everybody's travel. >> one of the busiest travel days of the year in the u.s. marred by dangerous roads and hundreds of canceled flights. a look at what the rest of the thanksgiving weekend has in store. >> first we went to get to breaking news coming from australia where phillip hughes has died. >> the batsman was hit by a ball on tuesday. he was wearing a held mitt at the time. he collapsed on the field and was tape to the hospital. doctors. it him into a medically induced coma and pe

and applause ] ♪ >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the orlando pop i'm errol barnett. coming up this hour, protesters take to the streets for a third night to speak their minds about the police shooting of michael brown. things much more peaceful these past few days. we're watching live to make sure and see if these demonstrations remain peaceful. also michael brown's parents react to disgust to officer brown's first public comments sin their son's death. what they say their focus is now. plus this -- >> it's just going to

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. well, police say they made 44 ares in a second night of racially charged violence in ferguson, missouri. and they've tweeted these pictures of some of the vandalism bad enough but certainly an improvement over monday night when dozens of buildings were burned to the ground or looted. >> we've got to make the point that protesters are making themselves heard well beyond ferguson as you see on this map. we've highlighted protests held in dozens of cities tuesday night by one estimate 170 lik0 locations and while we did see instances of violence and arrests most of these were peaceful. >> we just heard from police in the ferguson area just a short time ago, in fact, they showed off some of the bottles and other projectiles thrown at officers during tuesday night's protest and say all but four of the arrests were on misdemeanor charges. take a listen to a little section here. >> we talked last night about the fact that we were perhaps not optimistic but hopeful we would have a better nigh

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. we are following the breaking news out of ferguson, missouri, and indeed, across the u.s. where protesters are out in force. a live police news conference is due shortly. >> take a look at what we've already witnessed, racially charged protests have erupted into a second night of violence in ferguson, missouri. to a much lesser degree than we saw 24 hours ago. we have to make the point that the situation is much calmer now. it's just past 1:30 a.m. there at this moment. but the protests have themselves spread to dozens of cities all over the u.s. those have mostly been peaceful, as well. but not without a number of confrontations and several arrests. as we've been watching, some major transportation avs being blocked. >> while this is playing out, we are hearing for the first time in fact directly from the police officer who shot and killed michael brown. >> darren wilson tells abc news he feared for his life, as brown punched him in the face and tried to grab his gun. >> after the su

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. >> allison barnett and her family, they are starting their trip an entire day early. they didn't want to take any chances. >> we knew it was coming. we didn't want to get stuck. the storm -- the storm is likely to significantly impact travel on the east coast. the vast majority of americans will be driving by car. swarts rgh resident-on- and her husband least day early. >> i don't want to get stuck in it. have you ever been stuck in bad weather before? the ice, snow. it's bad. i don't want to be in an accident. you slide. >> ray brown thought i-95 go from an interstate to a parking lot. > it was almost stopped. >> and it was just as bad. southbound route 1 is backed up or miles with motorists trying unsuccessfully trying to outrun the traffic. >> we just want to be with our families during thanksgiving. >> on i-395, it's very slow. to give you a sense of what the department of transportation is tell us us, they say they have about 400 trucks prepared. in maryland they're saying if at all possible, please stay home tomorrow but if you have to travel there will be equip

. >> i'm erol barnett. we're watching a number of still developing angles to this story. a number of buildings are on fehr. cnn is still going through the documents from the decision from the grand jury to not indict daryl wilson. >> we just want to take you through what we just heard from a police news conference. basically we heard 29 people were arrested. at least aye dozen buildings were set ablaze and 150 shots were heard. the police were happy to report, though, no lives were lost, although some unfortunate incidents. an old man was carjacked and run over by some protesters. and at this stage, of course, we're talking about smaller groups of agitators. for the most part, and we must emphasize this. for 100 days or so, there were peaceful protests taking part on the streets of ferguson there. but we did hear from captain ron johnson. he emphasized we can't blame outsiders for this. this is the community that needs to turn around and take responsibility for this and decide this is not what they want for their future. >> they also found, they mentioned at that press co

. >> i'm erol barnett. thanks for staying with us as we continue with our coverage of the still developing situation in ferguson, missouri. we'll bring you all the latest information coming up. >> they determined no probable cause exists to file charges against officer wilson. >> no charges, not a single one. a grand jury clears a white police officer, darren wilson in the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager michael brown. the streets of ferguson erupt in looting and gunfire. also ahead -- >> to those in ferguson, there are ways of channeling your concerns constructively, and there are ways of channeling your concerns destructively. >> also there's never an excuse for violence. the u.s. present urges ferguson protesters to accept the judicial process and vent their anger peacefully at the precise moment things unraveled. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> fears of violence are coming true this morning in ferguson, missouri, after a grand jury cleared police officer darren wilson in the august 9th shoo

. >> the i-team discovered 64 shootings on the list, including the murder of tyson barnett, killed on his route delivering mail one year ago this week. >> what do we want! >> reporter: we were there when dodge and union leaders held a protest following barnett's murder on the national mall. >> the sad thing is, when things are happening, they don't bring it to our attention. we'll hear it from someone else. management doesn't say, hey, pay attention, this is what's going on. >> reporter: the records we obtained show all kinds of employees getting robbed. including commercial truck drivers and mail clerks. but 84% of the victims are the men and women who deliver the mail to your home. and they don't happen at night. instead, we found 80% of robberies occur during the day between 5:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. upon we spent months asking to interview post master general patrick donahoe. finally caught up with him at a stamp event at the postal museum. >> robberies occur across america. we're represented in every city in the u.s. and it happens unfortunately. >> but your folks tell us they're e

>> jim, this week marks the anniversary of the unsolved murder of tyson barnett. he was the postal carrier working an overtime shift when someone shot and killed him in cheverly. his murder made us wonder how often are the women and men delivering your mail targeted for violent crime. we got our hands on this list which tells a frightening story about robberies, shootings, even murder. >> you shouldn't come to work every day and worry whether you're going to be attacked. you shouldn't come to work today and worry about whether you're going to get hurt on the job today. >> see what happened when we tracked down the postmaster general for answers after his staff repeatedly refused to let us interview. we will also tell you where the robberies are happening and at what time tonight on news4 at 11:00. tisha thompson, news4 i-team. >>> a broken system. still ahead, a look at the challenges the mental health patients can face trying to book their first appointment with a psychiatrist. >>> a celebration at the white house. as some big names are given the nation's highest

and scotland and wales is determined by the barnett formula. but as i said, if you didn't have that formula, you'd have to have something else. and it would still then be an accident of geography if you were living just one side of the border or the other side of the border as to which pot your money was coming from. so you've got the national distributions, then you have the distributions within each nation, which should be done by the relevant authorities. >> of course, but coming back to the fact that if you have a larger cake to distribute in first place and that that is a larger cake per head of population, that it's very difficult to make adjustments for that that seem fair across borders, and i think that -- >> on that, i think that's really important. because -- i know, but one more go at this because i think it's important. if scotland and england were exactly the same size and same scale and there was a radically different distribution, it would have more power. i often say to english colleagues who say why don't -- the barnett formul

. >>> it's been a year since postal worker tyson barnett was killed while delivering while in cheverly, maryland. tonight co-workers, family and friends held a candlelight vigil on the very same spot where the 26-year-old was fatally shot. they're hoping the $125,000 reward will somehow encourage somebody with information about the case to come forward. barnett's murder convinced the postal service to make some changes so that mail carriers finished their routes a lot earlier. >>> commuters who use georgia avenue near wheaton will want to take a detour tomorrow or later this morning. a ruptured water main has traffic down to one northbound lane and two southbound lanes near randolph road. crews expect to have that 16- inch main repaired sometime monday afternoon. >>> coming up there is still such a thing as free tv.

barnett, we would need some other formula. and you used the word need. don't you think there is merit -- everyone has agreed that the barnett formula is extra generous at an expense. don't you think, therefore, for ais at least a need grand commission of some sort of all the nations to look into the to allocatehow best resources according to need between them? >> it is something, i am sure, does get examined by experts and commissions, and that will continue. i have made a commitment. i will stick to that commitment, and i think most important way is to deliver this fiscal devolution, which is also important but will also decrease the relevance of barnett. >> so the answer to that is no, really. >> it is not on my horizon. >> all right. i would just like to ask one question. that one lordtion has had a question in, as well. one other issue that needs picking up on borrowing. presume, thate, i is more fiscal devolution is granted, there would be spend, or in tax and tax, at least. the evidence suggests that. whatever you do. in

ellen baker, malcolm x and otto while barnett. examine the impact of these men and women in their ear ats and across the decades and rediscovers the integrity and commitment within these passionate advocates and all so therefore wines by providing new insights that humanize these well-known figures cornel west takes an important step in rekindling the black prophetic fire so essentials in the age of obama. helen has been director of the beacon press since october of 1995. she pulled a master's degree in english literature from the university of virginia. she began her career in publishing and random house in 1976. acquisitions that beginning could get killed don't's the healing, national book finalist, the iron cage, one today, cornel west's "black prophetic fire" and anita hill at 3 imagining quality. cheese sayre eight years on the board of pen, new england, and is administrator of the hemingway foundation pen award. thank you for being you today. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you for that very warm miami welcome. it

inspectors spent the morning and land of her passing out flyers to try to solve the murder of tyson barnette. a year ago sunday he was shot to death delivering mail. there is a reward of up to $125,000 for information leading to an arrest and indictment. still ahead, changes for u.s. troops in afghanistan. president obama expanded the mission overseas. in the race to the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen gn-then-drive event.son is here, for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen is season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. hurry in and get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. >> frederick police are investigating the death of a man atman ochocinco village park. his body was found in a creek this afternoon. he is from frederick. an autopsy will figure out how he died. anne aru

tyson barnett was shot and killed while delivering play after dark. last month the postal service released this video. tomorrow night letter carriers will come together for a vigil. there was a bizarre drug bust. deputies pulled nearly 200 grams of heroin out of a toilet drain. that much is worth somewhere between 20 and $60,000. police found about $10,000 in cash and who have arrested a man and his girlfriend >>> a strange stour from boston's logan airport. a man took off his clothes and climbed into the ceiling. he fell and monthliested an 82-year-old man. dozens of people can say he is at a home. >>> stay tuned for this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >>> tonight mor

on the fliers, the photo of tyson barnett. the postal worker who was gunned down in this very same neighborhood one year ago tomorrow. the crime is still unsolved, but a year later, some neighbors tell me they remember it well. >> i've been living here 32 years and this is the first time that someone has been killed in our neighborhood. and it was very frightening. >> robin recalls hearing a gun shot. but she looked outside and saw nothing. the fatal shooting happened in cheverly. he was on the job, which sparked concerns over delivering at night. inspectors went door to door, handing out similar fliers. >> investigators have been searching for the suspect since day one, taking tips and going through surveillance video. there's an important reason for why they are out here. >> tom with the postal inspection service says they want to jog memories in the hope that someone will recall a detail they might have forgotten. >> atmosphere that it was originally a year ago. yes, it is possible that the detail can make a world of differ

postal service inspectors will be in landover looking for clues in the murder barnett, the 26 year postal carrier who was shot and killed. police will be near where the crime happened. for $125,000ward for information. tune into news channel 8 for the annual montgomery county thanksgiving parade. we will have live reports from the sidelines with kristin holmes. we turn it over to lauren, who has the forecast. >> it will be relatively speaking, a warm day out there. silver spring, a beautiful day. the warm up starting today. rain after sunset sunday. most of the day remains dry. midweek.uestions or -- for midweek. a possible coastal system forming. 27 degrees is the temperature right now in d.c.. a chilly start. rain and snow in the ohio valley, but other than that, that is the only thing you will have to worry about. we are clear all the way through into the evening hours. sunday rain moving in night, may be early monday morning, but not looking too bad. temperatures in the 50's tomorrow. .0's could break records we will watch for mid next week. >> thanks. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown"

tyson barnett was shot and killed while delivering mail. he was working in the fairmont area after dark when the shooting happened. there is a $125,000 reward in this case. the canvassing will happen starting at 9:00 this morning. >>> students at university of virginia marched on campus to demonstrate their anger over what they call a rape culture on campus n a rolling stone article a woman claim she was raped by seven fraternity brothers during 2012. once a member of that fraternity, phi kapa si. letters were sent promising to address issues raised in the article. >>> following a developing story out of ohio this morning. a pregnant woman and three others were murdered overnight inside a cleveland home. the victims include two men and two women. one of the women was six months pregnant. a 10-year-old girl was also shot but she is expected to survive. police say they don't have any suspects right now. >>> now to a chilling crime confession you'll see only on news 4. for the first time, we're hearing from a local marine veteran who killed hi

yet you've told us that reforming barnett isn't on your horizon. could you set out how to puzzle the right that someone is living with heart disease, dementia, arthritis or cancer on one side of the border, there should be so much less of a pot to spend on health care than it would be if the sabres living on the other side of the border? >> i don't think there is so much less of a pot. as i said earlier, if we didn't have the barnett formula we have to come up with some other format that would be stupid but according to need. we would sit around and have a debate about that. what we have with barnett is a system where if we spend more in england, it has a consequence for scotland and that leads to the overall level of health spending money that is available in scotland. the scottish government has to complete power to spend less than that amount of money, more than that of money, were exactly the same. it has that choice. i sort of repeat myself but as you increase the amount of tax revenue that scotland raises, so you increased -- decrease the ski

i'm errol barnett. >> the u.s. president, barack obama, said it's time to take steps to fix the country's immigration system. he announced executive action that will shield up to five million illegal immigrants from deportation. the centerpiece of this plan would let the undocumented parents of u.s. citizens apply for work permits, so long as they've been in the u.s. for at least five years. but mr. obama stressed that his plan does not grant citizenship alone. >> we expect people who live in this country to play by the rules. we expect that those who cut the line will not be unfairly rewarded. so we're going to offer the following deal. if you've been in america for more than five years, if you have children who are american citizens or legal residents, if you register, pass a criminal background check, and you're willing to pay your fair share of taxes, you'll be able to apply to stay in this country temporarily without fear of deportation. >> knowing there would be backlash, mr. obama made a special point to def

money between england and scotland is determined by the barnett formula. but as i said, if you didn't have that formula, you'd have to have something else. it would still then be an accident of geography if you were living just one side of the border or the other side of the border as to which pot your money was coming from. so you've got the national distributions, then you have the distributions within each nation, which should be done by the authorities. >> of course, but coming back to the fact that if you have a larger cake to distribute in first place and that that is a larger cake per head of population, that it's very difficult to make adjustments for that that seem fair across borders, and i think that -- >> i think that's really important. because -- i know, but one more go at this because i think it's important. if scotland and england were exactly the same size and same scale and there was a radically different distribution, it would have more power. i often say to english colleagues who say why don't -- the barnett formula, is so unfair. if yo

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okay. >> what you said so far there is you're not going to tear up barnett, and if we didn't have barnett, in any case, we would need some other case of needs assessment. and you have used the word. don't you think there is merit -- everyone is agreed that the barnett formula is overgenerous at the expense of the english. there isn't a single analysis that has concluded otherwise. don't you think, therefore, there is at least a least the na grand commission of some sort of all the nations to look into the question of how best to allocate resources according to need between them? >> well, it's something i'm sure, you know, it does get examined by experts and commissions and i'm very happy for that to continue. i'm just saying i made a commitment. this is not something that is on my horizon and i'm sticking to that. the most important thing is to deliver this fiscal devolution which in itself is an important thing but decreases the relevance of barnett. i'm sure people will argue about it. >> so the answer to that is no really? >> as i've said, it's not on my horizon. >> i would just like t

i'm zain asher. >> i'm erroll barnett. u.s. president barack obama has unveiled the most sweeping immigration reform in decades. and all by executive order. he says the goal is to deport fell lops, not families. his plan will give some 5 million undocumented immigrants temporary protection from deportation. >> this is the chaotic scene in mexico city a short while ago. tensions are high now. police used fire extinguishers and shields to disperse some protesters who they say ended up throwing molotov cocktails in front of the national palace. >> the death toll from a brutal winter storm in buffalo, new york, now stands at ten. but rising temperatures and a weekend of rape could cause record six feet of snow to start melting. officials are warning residents to prepare for the possibility now of major flooding. >> let's go straight to our top story. more on president obama's sweeping and i would certainly say controversial jofr haul of the american immigration system. he says he's taking action where congress has failed. >> mr. ob

. >> i'm errol barnett. >> i'm zain asher. so glad to have you with us over the next hour. exercising in his executive power, u.s. president barack obama anouss his highly controversial immigration reform.

. >> i'm errol barnett. a big welcome to those watching here in the u.s. and all around the world. coming up this hour, the big story, u.s. president barack obama takes immigration reform into his own hands. >> we are and always will be a nation of immigrants. we were strangers once, too. and whether our fore bearers were strangers who koszed the atlantic or the pacific or the rio grande, here here only because this country welcomed them in. >> it was an emotional appeal from the president for his executive action. we'll bring you detail ops what's in this plan and personal stories from the people it will impact. plus, we'll dig into republican claims that mr. obama is overstepping his authority. >> and the police officer involved in the shooting death of michael brown back in august is planning to resign. how the community is preparing for a possible grand jury decision on friday. >> lshtd, letall right, let's gd begin in washington where president barack obama unveiled his executive action on immigration reform. essentially this would allow as many as 5 million people to stay in

. >> and i'm errol barnett. >> all right, here is what we know about the shooting so far. a nurse at the tallahassee campus tells cnn that the hospital has received two patients with gunshot wounds. we have spoken to a number of students in the library at the time of the shooting. they described a terrifying scene. there is no confirmation of the condition of those wounded or of course the status of the shooter. we're hearing various reports on that. now earlier, students received an e-mail from the university warning them of a dangerous situation and telling them to seek shelter away from doors or windows. and we are waiting for an official news conference from the university. of course, as soon as that happens we will take you there. at least bring you the main points of that. >> yeah, at this moment, though, we can connect on the line with one of the many students who heard and saw all of this unfold. perry kostadakis is the sports editor of the student newspaper. he joins us now on the phone. perry, just bring us up to speed on what you've seen. take us to the initial

. >>> and i'm errol barnett. we want to recap our story at this hour there are reports that at least two people were wounded. in this is in tallahassee, several people we talked to said it happened in the campus library. a real central location. and the pictures you see here from our cnn affiliate show a heavy police presence in the area. the condition of those wounded is not yet known, it is still unclear. the gunman was captured or killed. the students we spoke to believe the situation is under control. it is just past 2:30 a.m., and we're standing by to hear from officials who are expected to update the media and find out what took place. in the meantime, let's connect with one of the witnesses who was there a short time ago. alexandria, i understand you were close to where this incident took place. bring us up to speed and tell us what happened tonight. >> yeah, i was sitting with my brother and friends on the first floor. and it happened about 50 feet away from us. we heard the gunshots. and it was in a matt

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barnett greer affected the lives of countless residents and because of his passion and dedication to our community, his memory will undoubtedly live on. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. >> thank you, mr. speaker. president obama is expected to sign an executive order soon regarding illegal immigration. in july 20 11, he said, quote, i know some people want me to bypass congress and change the laws on my own but that's not how our system works, that's not how our democracy functions. a year ago, president obama said, quote if in fact i could solve all these problems without passing laws in congress, then i would do so but we're also a nation of laws, that's part of our tradition and what i'm proposing, he said then is the harder path, to use our democratic processes to achieve the same goal. president obama should reflect on his o

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. we're about to head out into the cold. stay with us, "newsroom" is next for our international viewers. >> and if you are watching in the united states, "early start" begins after this break. stick around. [ rob ] we werens the most adventurous couple. once we kept the lights on. but then we started using k-y yours & mine. yeah, we were nervous to try it. there's an amazing sensation for her. amazing. this one feels fantastic for me. and combined... ohh, it's a completely new sensation for us both. it's opened a whole new door for us. i've come to clean your pool. but we don't have a pool. i'll come in anyway. next week i'm going to be a maid. [ female announcer ] k-y yours & mine. his excites. hers delights. together feel them ignite. keep life sexy. >>> a crippling storm, preparations under way to send in the national guard as a relentless storm paralyzes the northeast, trapping motorists in up to 6 feet of snow. parts of all 50 states now below freezing. >>> terror attack. new details this morning about the seven minutes

i'm errol barnett. here are the top headlines now -- the death toll in tuesday's terror attack on a jerusalem synagogue has risen to five. four rabbis were killed in the initial assault. a policeman has since died of his wounds. police say the attackers, two palestinians, were shot and killed at the scene. israel's prime minister has vowed a strong response. >>> a u.n. committee has taken the first step to holding north korea accountable for alleged crimes against humanity. it voted in favor of a draft resolution referring the regime to the international criminal court. the vote is only a recommendation, though. only the u.n. security council has the authority to refer north korea or its leader, kim jong-un, to the icc. >>> residents in buffalo, new york, dealing with just incredible amounts of snow now. some places have seen more than 60 inches or 152 centimeters this week. where on the way. the mayor says snowfall there is heavier than anything they've seen in 40 years. >>> now for a palestinian persp

i'm errol barnett. >> we certainly do. and i'm rosemary church. want to check the headlines for you at this hour. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is promising to respond "with a heave i why hand" to today's attack on worshippers in a jerusalem synagogue. police say the knife and ax attack left four israelis dead and six wounded. police shot and killed two palestinian suspects. hamas has not claimed responsibility but says it supports "any military action" against the occupation. >>> the u.s. state of missouri and the fbi are warning of possible violence in the city of ferguson and the surrounding areas. a grand jury could announce this week if it will charge a white police officer in the august shooting death of an unarmed black teen. if they don't, the fear is there will be protests. already there have been hundreds of protests since the shooting. >>> in hong kong police officers and even some protesters are clearing away barricades set up by pro-democracy demonstrators in the admiralty district. so far there have been no signs of resis

i'm errol barnett. a pleasure to have you with me. coming up, break on a terror attack. a pair of men wielding axes and knives attack a sin going in jerusalem killing at least four israeli civilians. a live update on this in moments. >>> also, state of emergency. the governor of missouri takes preemptive action ahead of a grand jury decision that has the state on edge. >>> he's preparing for war and not necessarily peace. >> also coming up for you, the white house orders a comprehensive review of u.s. policy on hostage negotiations after a surge in kidnappings. >>> and coming to america. the pope with the people's touch announces plans for a visit to the city of brotherly love in 2015. all of that coming up right now. >>> we want to begin this hour in jerusalem. there's been a deadly attack inside a sin going -- synagogue. come coming after tensions between israelis and palestinians. we have more from ben wedeman on the latest. i know this is still a breaking story. what is the latest information? >> re

i'm errol barnett. a pleasure to have you with me. coming up, break on a terror attack. a pair of men wielding axes and knives attack a sin going in jerusalem killing at least four israeli civilians. a live update on this in moments. >>> also, state of emergency. the governor of missouri takes preemptive action ahead of a grand jury decision that has the state on edge. >>> he's preparing for war and not necessarily peace. >> also coming up for you, the white house orders a comprehensive review of u.s. policy on hostage negotiations after a surge in kidnappings. >>> and coming to

>> i think coach barnett said in '95 it was no upset. i'm really proud. especially our seniors made a lot of big plays down the stretch and notre dame it was a heck of a battle but really proud of our guys. >> kathryn: how would you grade your quarterback's performance? >> 1-0. our backs were against the wall. we talked about this being a playoff type game going back to high school in november. the young men got it done. i'm so happy for them. i'm so happy for our staff. daddy is coming home with a win. >> kathryn: jack mitchell had the game on his shoulders twice. what can you say about him performing under pressure? >> jack is a young man from california and pretty chill. he's a terrific young man. also plays baseball. really proud of him. it's a whole man operation, a team win and really proud of everybody. i can't thank our fans enough for the support. our backs are against the wall still. >> kathryn: what does a win like this do for the program? >> keep us one step closer getting to postseason for our seniors. we've been to five bowl games over the l

sinceow been a year someone shot tyson barnette to death as he delivered mail. last month, authorities released surveillance video showing a jeep grand cherokee speeding that same area. a $125,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in barnette's death. >> and now a look at today's other top stories. police are revealing new details about the married attorneys a home invasion in mclain. investigators say when alecia schmuhl and andrew schmuhl were arrested, the couple's car was soaked in blood. and andrew schmuhl was wearing just a diaper. faced a judge today on accusations the couple plotted an elaborate plan of revenge on alecia schmuhl's former boss. held withoutg bond. >> the suspect in the abduction of hannah graham pleaded not a fairfax county courtroom for an unrelated assault. jesse matthew is facing teamed and other charges related to the 2005 fairfax case. set for march.s >> the university of maryland is warning students not to share or utensils. the school wants to be sure students are taking the proper spike inns after a vira

mickey barnett. mickey barnett is among a group of five bipartisan nominees to the postal board of governors submitted by a democratic president. two of the nominees republicans, mickey one of those, three of them are democrats. if we don't confirm mr. barnett and his colleagues by december 8, a little -- about on four weeks from now mr. barnett currently the board's chair will be forced to leave the board. if that happens the postal board of governors will not have enough members to achieve a quorum and will not be able to conduct business. at the time the postal service is struggling to aat the present time to the internet world we live in, being unable to conduct business would not be good for the postal service. in fact, it would be very bad and we need to avoid that happening. if it does happen, we'll be inviting a disaster. today because of our inability to come to consensus on postal reform legislation and they're colleague closer, good work of dr. coburn and other people to develop a consensu

. >> next two hours 40 minutes, kerrey barnett goes both ways, but at 7:00 it is over, okay? so for the next two hours and 40 minutes, it is the perfect time to go out and do something really special for a loved one or maybe even a stranger, in fact, at love park, we caught one folks who got a jump start on the day. our cute caught a couple of people snapping photos for one another it, then the christmas tree displace, em lip hard at work writing holiday song just for her mom. >> i wanted to do something nice for mommy. >> so you're writing a christmas song? you're going to sing it for her? >> yes. >> what have you got so far? >> this old christmas tree is very special it, makes me feel excited t makes me feel happy. >> what goes through your mind? >> she's just -- she's the best thing i've ever done. and she is the greatest gift i've ever gotten. >> i would die. how cute was that? >> you are talking about the mom? >> oh, both of them. >> oh, ya, the little girl is cute, too. >> get out of here. >> she is adorable that little kid. >> ridiculous. >> you know what? how come the

our guide to what happened is victoria barnett of the committee on ethics, religion and the holocaust at the u.s. holocaust memorial museum in washington. >> kristallnacht is actually a euphemism in german. it means the "night of broken glass" or crystal night because there were so many synagogue and home and business windows smashed so the streets of many german cities were literally strewn with broken shards of glass. thousands of businesses and synagogues and homes destroyed, 91 people literally beaten to death on the street, 30,000 jewish people arrested and taken to concentration camps. it was a shock in germany itself. kristallnacht went on actually for about 48 hours and it became open season. you had people watching the synagogues burn, you had people looting the businesses that been plundered. you had people joining in on the violence. in germany both the catholic and the protestant churches for the most part were silent about what had happened. you have a very few pastors who speak out against this, who actually preached sermons condemning the violence. you do have people in

we're new faces, we're not of washington, we hate this, we're not going to hire the lawyer bob barnett. we're not going to go to these parties. >> you mentioned politico, that's a dog whistle for all in the media because it's said to be significant institution of demark ating the revolution and the evolution of political journalism. you have a member of things to say in the book, most of them not terribly kind, not that they seem to care. >> they don't care. >> they, in fact, were celebrating, they were doing the icky shuffle when this book came out because they wrote about us and they spelled our names right. >> that again is part of the game. >> yeah. say what you think of them and what they've accomplished over the period of time in which they've been existence. >> so for those of you who are completely unaware, politico is a newspaper that was founded by two of my former colleagues from the washington post. their mission statement is essentially to do for politics what espn did for sports. >> : cover the players, the game. >> the celebration, the horse race, whatever sporting metap

so this is a start, and it's a great start. >> for eight years, barnett has been a model inmate. now he works as a custodian as he completes his sentence. >> you know, clean offices, you know, empty trash cans, garbage cans. whatever they need done, you know. and i -- i don't mind doing it. basically, i get up. fix my breakfast. go to work. come back, work out, walk along the lake, you know. shower, lay back, read, study, you know, can use the phone any time of night that i need to. and that's a privilege. and it's lockdown at 6:00. >> it just lightens the burden. it really helps. we get to cook our own food, and nothing is better than fresh vegetables. it's just a little bit of home in prison. >> barnett is taking the ged to better support his family. his children were in middle school when he went to prison, now they're adults. >> that's the prom night there. timothy on the left with his date, tiffany on the right with her date. and a picture of my son, 55 on the football field. and my daughter, she plays basketball. getting out of prison is going to mean the world to me. it's