. we are waiting to hear firsthand from allen gross, the american who is back on urz soil freed after spending five years in the cuban prison. >> this as president obama shifts the american policy. saying it is time for new relations with castro's cuba. we are waiting for it. it is all "happening now". >> all eyes on the white house as we get new insight in the presidential race. but horr foying new footage in a deadly hostage siege. now, more questions than answers on the sid no attack. >> and why was the armed extremist with a violent criminal record able to walk the streets? >> and? >> oh, my god. it is coming in. >> it is getting higher. >> a woman trapped in her car in what could have turned out to be a watery grave. >> people need to get out. >> the heroic rescue that saved her life. it is all "happening now". >> first, begin with the release of allen gross after five years in a cuban prison and a huge historic change with the policy change of united states toward cuba. president obama announced normalizing relations with the castro government. i. eric shaun in for jon sco

work and school on monday. >>> big news from redskins park. >> yeah. bruce allen talking today for his year end kind of press conference. it was another losing season, another drama filled season for the team. the redskins are left with plenty of questions heading into the offseason and the media had plenty of questions for general manager bruce allen. coming up >>> now wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset brought to you by xfinity. >> today was the annual end of year press conference from redskins general manager bruce allen, his fourth in five years following a last place finish. it lasted nearly 40 minutes and things got a little testy at times as allen struggled to defend why he still deserves to have a job in. five years under allen the skins are 28-52. he took over the football operations and became president when mike shanahan left, but the team has only regressed. with obvious frustration mounting and said and outside of the organization. during his nearly 40 minute press conference allen announced the departure of defensive coordinator jim haslet and promised even more

: chargers really feeling the absence of keenan allen. allen was 77 catches this season. broke his collar bone last week. you can see that rivers is a little bit off when he's throwing to ajirotutu or inman. ian: san diego, only team in the nfl to have four players with at least 589 receiving yards and four touchdowns. but the absence of allen has been evident. rivers, a strike. inman coming upstairs for a 19-yard reception and they are n san francisco territory. keenan allen, the numbers in his second year, allen had a terrific rookie season with 71 catches, 1,046 yards and eight touchdowns. the cal product, third-round pick. and he actually dropped in the draft because of various injuries. broken collar bone for allen. ankle trouble keeping him out of this one. inside the 40. rivers, the throw to the outside, inman continues to see a lot of action here. dan: rivers is hot right now and he's getting good pass protection. that's a dangerous combination for this 49er defense. ian: philip rivers, 22-38, 239 yards, two touchdowns, three interceptions. seven-yard catch made by inman. f

stuck in the traffic. both directions of 680 are shut down -- 680 are shut down at allen rock. >>> to the san jose state university campus. police have given the all clear following a report of a gunman on campus. police received a report this afternoon of someone with a gun in the business comment plex, where business classes are held. -- complex. where business classes are held. no one was found. >>> in berkeley police are repairing -- preparing for another night of protests. protests grew violent over the weekend. ktvu's john fowler is live in berkeley. already a few protesters are out again tonight. >> reporter: that's right. we are here that instance. there are a few protesters. they tell us this is the beginning of a new civil rights movement. this is vowel plaza, the beginning of the spree speech movement. there is no purpose or actually no direction for them to go. they may go to the police department or city hall. police are determined to prevent anymore lawlessness. >> damage still evident at city hall and 16 businesses in berkeley. some people angry at trouble makers. >> no

. subcontractor, allen gross, for five years. over many months, my administration has held talks with the cuban government. his holiness, pope francis, gave a particular plea to me and the cuban government for the release of allen gross. today, allen returned home. reunited with his family at long last. allen was released by the qa government on humanitarian grounds. separately, in exchange for the three cuban agents, cuba today released one of the most important intelligence agents that the united states have -- agent that the united states has ever had in cuba. this man, who sacrifice has been known to only a few, provided america with the information that allows to arrest the nnetwork of agents and other spies in the united states. having recovered these two men, who sacrifice for our country, are now taking steps to place the interest of people of both countries at the heart of our policy. first, i have instructed secretary kerry to reestablish diplomatic relations that have severed since january 7 of 1961. going forth, the united states will establish an embassy in havana where w

attacks. >> allen how does a cyber attack on this scale happen? >> well, it depends. and of course with this attack we're still learning the details. that's the problems for those outside the security world trying to understand what's happening. attacks are multistage. often they begin with simple social engineering. you send a targeted e-mail to the right executive trying to get someone to click, that gives you access to a computer which you can then escalate throughout the network before you are trying to do whatever you're trying to do. they have varying levels of sophistication. if you are trying to break into a network, all you have to do is trick a couple of people into their computer network. >> it's not like you go to school to do this. what about the training dan involved? >> in fact you can go to school -- >> not specifically a cyber attack though? >> oh yes. the knowledge required to perform such attacks, for instance if i wanted to send you an e-mail, that you would most likely click on there's a wealth of information i could gain from the al jazeera website that i think you

. today general manager bruce allen announced that defensive coordinator jim haslett is no longer with the organization. sports anchor kristen berset is here with more. >> redskins fans have been begging for some major changes to happen in ashburn. of course, they went to a new owner of the team. it's not going to happen any time soon. they also have been calling for general manager bruce allen to get fired. that doesn't appear to be happening either. in fact, today allen gave his annual postseason press conference to talk about the state of the franchise which is 28-52 in his five years as general manager. he s pokeabout 40 minutes. it got pretty testy at times. he promised to reevaluate the program, make some changes, the first which of we now know is a new defensive coordinator. jim haslett and the redskins agreed to part ways. this was haslet's fifth year with the team in. that team the redskins' defense collectively finished 29th in total yard and 30th in points allowed. on monday head coach jay gruden said he would recommend the team keep haslett, but two days later that's not the ca

former phils slugger dick allen. allen now 72 years young, and he was under consideration with nine other players from the so-called golden era, 1947 to 1972. allen played nine of his 15 seasons with the phillies. i remember having a dick allen louisville slugger back in the day. waist national league slugger rookie of the year back in 1964 and american league mvp in 1972. >> well, it is that time again, sports radio 94wip's wing bowl 23. coming up friday, january 30th, at the wells fargo center, tickets go on sale today at 9:00 a.m. for more information on wing bowl, all do you have do just go to cbsphilly.com. erika, back over to you. >> thanks, ukeement coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", our live team coverage continues this morning storm. we will will check in with reporters all across the region to see what you can expect when you walk out the door this morning. also, jessica, katie, return, they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. we're back in just two minutes. don't go anywhere. >> philadelphia fire department is in mourning right now, after a f

>>> welcome to the real story. i'm gretchen carlson. allen gross has come to the microphone. let's listen in. >> today i want to acknowledge the extraordinary determined efforts of my wife. 44 1/2 years we've been married. and my lawyer and personal moses, scott gill and their efforts to restore my freedom. they have my endless gratitude, love, and respect. the relentless and often intense efforts by judy and scott, the partners and associates and staff of gilbert llp law firm, that's where we are right now -- they made me take the jacket off. i didn't want to take it off. jill suckman of knicker bacher have been inconceivable. their efforts have been inconceivable. senator patrick leahy of vermont has been instrumental in shepherding the arrival of this day, and i want to thank all of the members of congress from all sides of the aisle such as senator -- representatives chris van holland and barbara lee and numerous others who spoke up or visited me, subjected themselves to my ranting and helped me regain some of my weight. even in cuba m & m's melt in your mouth, not in your hand

the world. >> reporter: charlie allen, a former cia assistant director says the program saved lives. >> i think at the time, we had to know what was going on and we got the information. >> reporter: the cia says it operated within the law at the time carrying out a program authorized by the white house and the justice department. craig boswell, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> we got surprising results when we asked bay area residents about cia interrogation tack takes. while most said water boarding is torture, they said they would not rule out using it. our allen martin with the numbers you will see only on 5. >> reporter: the senate intelligence committee report on cia interrogation tactics is likely to spark a new debate about how far is too far in protecting americans? in our exclusive kpix5 survey usa poll, we asked if it is sometimes justified to use water boarding and other aggressive interrogation tactics to get information from a suspected terrorist. 64% said it is sometimes justified. only 25% said it was not. the cia says the intelligence gathered in afghanistan and other pla

be the worst negotiator we have ever had. >> allen gross is expected to speak in about 30 minutes. when he does we will hear from him live. >> for more perspective on the changing cuban relations sebastian arcos at florida international university is with us on the phone. he was born in havana in 1961. his entire family at one time was arrested for attempting to flee the country 20 years later. good to have you with us. i'm going to begin with a simple question. what do you think? >> thank you very much for the invitation. i don't like what is going on. it's not that i don't like the fact that allen gross has been released. i think that is the one exception in everything that is going on. i am very happy that he has been released. i am very happy for his family particularly this time of year it should be a blessing for them to be reunited. i know what he was going through. my father was in the same prison for a number of years so i know exactly, i know the place, i know the prison. i know what he was going through. but the way it was done i am seriously concerned about the price t

5 and it was somehow not connected to the rest of the deal. >> allen was released by the cuban government on humanitarian grounds separately in exchange for the three cuban avenlths. they released one of the most important intelligence agents the united states has ever had in cuba. >> that is proving to be a tough sell to the white house press corps. jonathan carl going toe-to-toe with press secretary john earnest. >> you are not going to stand there and say that allen gross' release had nothing to do with the release at the same time with the three cuban spies. >> the allen gross release is unrelated to the three con -- three spies convicted. >> the miami spy ring tasked with cuban exile groups and u.s. military assets. >> overnight move ago christmas church service plowed down by an out of control driver. a woman running ago red light outside of the church hitting dozens of people on the sidewalk. one person was killed the driver now killed with vehicular plan slaughter and dui. >> stand your ground defense failing in montana. heart tin karma found guilty after shooting a ger

released. allen gross was released and a separate source. he was arrested in 2009 and later sentenced to 15 years in cuban prison for importing banned technology and trying to establish internet service for a jewish community in cuba. >> in my last letter to president obama i wrote that despite my five-year tenure in captivity i would not want to trade place wz him. and i certainly wouldn't want to trade places with him on this glorious day. it was particularly cool to be sitting next to the secretarile of state as he was hearing about his job description for the next couple months. in all seriousness this is a game changer which i fully support. >> white house correspondent joins us now, nbc anchor and presidential historian, thank you all for being with us. jose' let me start with you first. in terms of the magnitude of this decision, the affect it will have on cuban-american exiles and families in the united states, do you sense this news will generally be greeted with outstretched arms? with positivity. i know the notion of normalizing relations has been fraut among cuban-americans h

to all words can not express how sorry i am lauren. >> mark albert in washington. allen pizzey joins us on the phone with the breaking developments. he's in the indonesian city of surabaya where flight 8501 took off. allen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it's quite a scene. relatives of the victims are staying here in a room. when the first pictures of a body floating in the water were broadcast on television. there was a monitor inside with some people going hysterical. local journals are disgusted that it happened. nonetheless, it was done. we understand at least three have been winced up to helicopters and an indonesian navy ship. a co-pilot of a hurt key lease said when they first spotted bodies they thought the people were waving help and suddenly realized that these are dead bodies and not survivors. earlier today, relatives, representing a group, about five members representing relatives were flown by indonesian military or plane over the spot where more or less the plane was thought to have gone down at that stage. so that they can pray over it. not that they could

. clint trickett, out at quarterback for west virginia due to concussions. kyle allen started for west virginia. true freshman. fifth career start. a touchdown pass. howard going for west virginia making his second-career start. but here's allen once again. another touchdown pass for him. allen, threw for 294 yards, 4 touchdowns and ran for another one. >> nice work. >>> clippers/jazz, across the street. jordan i bet he makes top plays. blake griffin, right there. kenny's favorite player. chris paul. jordan. no. chris paul there. still no jordan. oh, that's jordan up there. just touch it in, no dunk. 101-97. clippers. >> good bounce back win for the clippers after losing at home. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> that's all we got. >> happy holidays. >>> up next in the pulse. hollywood's hottest couple, "modern family"'s sophia verfia vergara and her summer love who just got serious. >>> and president obama apologizing to some newlyweds for becoming the ultimate party crasher. nourishes from the inside... with biotin for beautiful hair and strong nails. and vitamin c and e for vibrant

allen, is also the owner of the seattle seahawks. awkward. >> do you have your own incredible faithful story to tell or do you know someone who truly is a faithful? let us know about it. email 49ers studios at f fns @49ers.com and share it with the world. >>> strike gold with nbc bay area. submit your best 49er fan photo for a chance to win $4,900. visit us on facebook and click the sweepstakes button to enter. share your niners pride and strike gold with nbc bay area. the redesigned news app for iphone has it all. top stories and video, groundbreaking investigation, interactive radar, and push notifications for news breaking now. download the nbc bay area news app for iphone now. >>> i am the public address announcer in the nba for the trail blazers. i'm in my 18th season. paul allen, the owner of the portland trail blazers, my boss, is also the owner of the seattle seahawks. awkward. yeah. he sits 45 feet away from me every game. i don't know if he -- he may be finding out right now that his p.a. guy in portland is a 49ers fan. he's got bragging rights right now. so i don't

comment on this item and the action. first speaker is allen cobb. >> do you want to speak? >> yes. this issue of generating the days to see the subclass areas in the mix which is in one sense another way of doing it or a new way of doing it and the issue of the strategy and the hedge fund areas, there are 16-20 strategies. i believe it was never our intent to go back to the questions i posed in june and they were not all going to be recommended to us. if we are breaking things down further, only those strategies that we would reasonably want to do, that kind of breakdown should also be in here. it would approve the risk numbers as well as the rate of return number. i'm sure that number is possible to generate based on the consultants and as well as cambridge as our consultants. that's a request on the same timeline. >> go ahead. >> in terms of the research, i think it has to be, i heard comments from the customers here that i have heard say that it has not been objective. i would like to see it objective, that is not everything compared to hedge funds. it has to be objective, it h

new testament. allen pizzey on the nano -- >> this is the captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> jeff: hi, everyone, i'm jeff glor. and the first full day of searching is under way. crews are looking for airasia flight 8501 which has now been missing for more than 24 hours. teams from at least three different countries are involved. 162 people were on 8501 including 17 children. the search zone is in the java sea in between surabaya indonesia, where the plane took off and sing more-- singapore its intended destination. we have a series of reports. a terrible nine months facing malaysia we begin with deborah patta, deborah? >> search-and-rescue operations for the plane were called off as night fell in the southeast asian region. those operations resumed again at dawn local time. indonesia, singapore and malaysia are all involved in a massive search-and-rescue operation for the missing plane. rescuers spent hours flying over areas of the java sea but the dark and stormy indonesian waters have so far provided no clues. >> the flight time line is a

findings of a grand jury. it's where we begin tonight with nbc's ron allen. >> reporter: good evening, brian. we've still not seen more of the violence that flared after the grand jury cleared darren wilson in the death of michael brown, but there's still a resistant feeling among here and across the country that justice was not done, and worry about whether the relative calm here will prevail. from new york to los angeles and washington, d.c., every day in the streets, cries of protest still demanding justice for michael brown. >> hands up! >> don't shoot! >> reporter: and yesterday this hands-up movement by several st. louis rams mimicking protesters who claim brown was surrendering, has st. louis police angry. >> this hands up, don't shoot gesture represents the idea that our fellow officer darren wilson gunned down michael brown in cold blood. that's not what the grand jury said happened. >> reporter: the reaction is widespread. on msnbc, the host said players actions were the last straw. >> we are doing such a grave disservice to police officers in this country by pushing a narra

recovered from flight 8501. allen pizzey reports from indonesia. jeff pegues on what's next in the crash investigation. a top house republican admits he addressed a white supremacist group but says he had no idea who they were. will party leaders buy his explanation? wyatt andrews has that. the blame game over the sony hacking attack. cyber experts say it may have been an inside job. but the f.b.i. again focuses directly on north korea. margaret brennan looks at the latest evidence. and major garrett on the effort to save the koalas before it's too late. >> reporter: is the word "extinction" too alarmist? >> no, extinction isn't too alarmist. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm norah o'donnell. the news came suddenly and cut like a dagger. after three days of searching debris and bodies from air asia flight 8501 were located today off borneo, not far from where the a-320 vanished from radar screens with 162 people on board. many of their families were overcome with sorrow as they saw the telev

word, there's a call for u.s. help. reports from allen pizzey and jeff pegues. trapped for 30 hours on a burning ferry. >> it was a panic. it was crazy. >> reporter: elizabeth palmer tells us at least ten are dead but hundreds were rescued. a top house republican admits he spoke at a gathering of white supremacists. wyatt andrews is on the story. and... >> these three right here, i'm not happy with. >> o'donnell: seth doane with butlers in training in a place you wouldn't expect. >> this doesn't seem like mao's communist china. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is off, i'm norah o'donnell. this is our western edition. tonight the search is expanding for a missing air asia flight. by all indication, this is the third tragedy to hit that part of the world this year. malaysia airlines flight 370 vanished in march. flight 17 was shot down over ukraine in july. and now fight 8501. the airbus a320 with 162 people on board left indonesia this past weekend headed for singapore and vanished shortly after the pilot mad

total yards, 30th in points for games there you do the math. it is not good. allen said four in 12 is not acceptable. listen to how he addressed not only the firing, but also a question as to why, after six years in office, he should keep his job. >> i appreciate the coach bus is work and what he has done for the redskins, and i think it was the right decision. we will make sure we hold everyone accountable for everything that happened. >> allen added you could put the blame on him with what happens with the organization moving forward. earlier this month, former redskins says he believes he was clueless. allen said today he was extremely disappointed with how the season ended up but was clearly trying to look at the bright side, saying the team won division games against the cowboys and eagles, something they did not do last season. abc 7 news there questions up the road in baltimore, the ravens say security director darren sanders will not accompany the team to the playoffs game in pittsburgh. now charged with a fourth degree sexual offense, and it stems from events on december 14th

allen. the associated press writes that "top five" defies categorization, is a romance, a gross-out comedy, a silly industry is a tire and a sweet look at an artist who is just trying to figure out what he wants. here is the trailer for the film. >> what's up? this is andre allen. when i listen to satellite radio, i listen to sirius hits one. >> that's good. just make it a little funnier. >> funnier? >> put a little stank on it. >> stank? >> nice and funny. >> was's up mother [bleep] this is [bleep] andre allen [bleep], scratch my nuts that is. >> first take was good. >> in 2005 "time" magazine voted today's guest the funniest man in america. >> by 2010, the former stand-up hit it big with "hammie the bear one, two and three" >> you got hammie time. it's hammie time. >> you can also see him getting married to star erica long. >> where's my kiss. >> do we have to do this on camera. >> not on camera it doesn't exist. >> i don't feel like doing funny movies any more. i don't feel funny. >> save that for your time's interview. >> i want a decent story. give me a couple of really honest

. >> we don't want to but we have to. allen micelli is retirement he joined the team way back in 1991 as a bureau chief in harrisburg. from there he moved on to the assignment desk but allen has really made his biggest impact right here on the morning show as a producer where he's known for his knack for writing. >> we have known for awhile that this day was coming and it didn't make it any easier. allen you will be missed. we know you're looking forward to spending more time with your family including your eight month old grandson so for all you have done at "action news," allen micelli thank you. now go home and smash that alarm clock. [laughter] >> you don't need it any more. >> he's got the hawaiian shirt. he's ready to travel. >> cruise wear. >> allen we couldn't have asked for a better friend over the years, the knowledge the kindness he's brought to the show it's been wonderful. it has been an honor. >> we absolutely love him. >> maybe we should say most never die. he's a big fan of saint joe's. >> all right. >> thanks al. >> enjoy your retirement. thank you allen. >> see you l

fiscal imbalances. it is by allen auerback from the university of california at berkeley. the paper will be discussed first by professor charles manski of northwestern university, and then peter diamond. we then feature a paper on policies that can insulate the federal budget from uncertainty by a nyu law professor, david cayman. that paper will be discussed by panel of experts with much practical experience formulating policy, consistenting of senior vice president of the bipartisan policy center. jean sperling, and tennessee congressman jim cooper. finally, we will hear from two people who actually have the responsibility of explaining uncertainty in the policy. both papers presented today, as well as the slide shows you will see will be available on our website. let's get started with the first paper. i'm particularly pleased to have allen auerbach here to kick off our first purely fiscal event at hutchins. allen taught me most of what i know about public finance, first as my professor in graduate school, then at the joint committee on taxation where we again overlapped. i still

out what he wants. here is the trailer. >> what is up. this is andre allen. when i listen to satellite radio, i listen to serious hits one. >> just make it funnier. >> funnier? >> what's up. this is [audio deleted]. >> first take was good. >> in 2005, "time" magazine voted today's guest the funniest man in america. in 2010, he hit it big. you can also see him getting married to reality star erica long. >> do we have to do this on camera? >> if it is not on camera, it doesn't exist. >> i don't feel like doing funny movies anymore. i don't feel funny. >> i just want a decent story. if you give me a couple of honest things, i will be more than fair. >> she is doing a story on me. >> i'm going to turn over like an apple pie. >> you just ate an apple pie. >> things are changing. you need to wake up. >> a black man, trying to get a cab in new york city. taxi. do you think the wedding is hurting me? >> you could be talking dancing with the stars here. zoolander is in the conference room. >> these white people don't tell me -- >> why don't you skip those questions and go to something

said it is time to look at a new plan with cuba and led to freeing allen gross and a cuban who bravely spied for us and imprisonned in cuba for 20 years. the u.s. released three intelligence officers one serving life in prison. outrage from law makers from both parties who are vowing to an. one republican calling it another concession to tyranny. james rosen is live with more. hi, james. >> reporter: good afternoon. the white house wants to see an american embassy open its doors for business in havana in the coming months, but critecs and opponents of the president may use congressional authority to starve such a mission of funding and block a nomination of american ambassador to cub a. president obama telegrapped his normalizing. he liberalized travel rules and last year shook hands with castro at the funeral of nelson mandela. critics wonder why the regime was not forced to address its abysmal human right's record. if you look at the details of the agreement castro gave up nothing. i don't know what the congress is going to allow him to do. he wants to give them the money they want n

interests of been cubans who have jailed in the u.s. for over 15 years. today, allen returned home, reunited with his family at long last. allen was released on humanitarian grounds. separately, in exchange for the three cuban agents, cuba today released one of the most important intelligence agents that the united states has ever had in cuba and who has been imprisoned for nearly two decades. ,his man who sacrificed provided america with the information that allowed us to arrest the network of cuban agents including the men transferred to cuba today as well as other spies in the united states. this man is now safely on our shores. president raul castro also talk about the move to normalize relations. as a result of a dialogue at the highest level, which included a phone conversation i had yesterday with president obama, we have been able to make headway in a solution of mutual interests or both nations. as for dell promised on june, ,hen he said, they shall return her virgo, ramon, and antonio, have arrived today to their homeland. the enormous joy of their families and all of our

the world, you're watching cnn live coverage, i'm natalie allen. the terror group isis released a disturbing manual that describes details on how to properly beat and rape non-muslim women held and beaten as slaves. according to their rules, they can have intercourse with a girl before she reaches puberty. it is quite an alarming document. and joining me now is cnn's ian lee with more on it and reaction that is probably there to come in the region. ian? >> reporter: well, natalie, this is something we have been hearing and know has been going on for quite sometime. it now has been coming out in a formal way, we talked to three residents in mosul in iraq about this pamphlet, and they confirmed it. and like you said, some very horrific things coming out from it. as you said, the fighters having sex with young girls, owning them as slaves, beating them if they get out of line. really a horrific manual on how to own slaves. and looking at it even further, it talks about trading women. it also talks about having them -- or also talks about having them do your beck and call, do your bid

state and strategy for defeating it. retired general john allen was former commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan. he was interviewed by former congresswoman and will send center president jane harman. this is just over an hour. >> i'm jane harman, the president and ceo of the wilson center and recovering pop tish shun. general allen says that i haven't recovered. probably true. it is not a 12 step program. but we're delighted to host him here today. i first met general john allen while i was leading a congressional delegation to guantanamo prison. we stopped first, the stopped first at certaintycom to see my good friend, david petraeus, who was our then centcom commander. general allen was dave's deputy. we sat next to each other at dinner, and boy, was i am impressed and he has continued to impress. first rising to deputy commander to acting commander after dave left to head isaf. then taking command of isaf himself when dave moved to the cia. his is a hell of a resume'. general allen spearheaded some tough missions in uniform but he has led two of his toughest out of it. organiz

brown are encouraged to stage walkouts across the country. nbc's ron allen has the latest. >> reporter: darren wilson, 28 and recently married to another ferguson police officer, expecting their first child, is no longer with the police force. wilson has been getting death threats according to his attorneys, who also say he made his decision it resign minutes after hearing from the police chief that others could be in danger. the chief would not go into detail about the threat. were there threats against the department and him as well? >> there have been. >> reporter: you take them seriously? >> yes. >> reporter: what makes them credible? >> who makes the threat and the capability of carrying them out. >> reporter: are they still out there? >> yes. >> reporter: in a letter, wilson said it is my hope that my resignation will allow the community to heal. the mayor echoed that sentiment. >> the city of ferguson will not be making a severance payment to officer wilson. now is the time for the city of ferguson to begin its healing process. >> reporter: at a church service micha

to ray allen to gauge interest. allen is 39 years old, not currently with a team. warriors gm bob meyers telling 95.7 the game, no contract has been offered and allen has given no occasions of his plans. but one of the best three-point shooters in nba history, he might fit right in. >> absolutely. >> never know. >> three-point team. >> scott, thank you. >>> before we go tonight, we want to let you know the san jose fire department has started a go fund me account to help finish the house for their captain, darryl weeden, who suddenly passed away on thanksgiving morning. donations can also be made to the premier one credit union in san jose. we'll post a link on our website, ktvu.com. >>> and stay with us. tonight at 10:00, we'll share the story of a south bay family helped by a holiday angel. the big surprise they got and why the timing has them particularly grateful. that's tonight at 10:00. we're always here for you at ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. >> thanks for joining us tonight. have a great night and a great weekend. see you tonight at 10:00. ♪ this holiday season, subwa

a wider recovery. allen pizzey is with the families jeff pegues on why it's so difficult to track so many flights. frigid weather in the west. carter evans with drivers stuck in the snow in california. arizona could get up to a foot. eric fisher tells us where the cold is headed next. with times square jammed for new year's eve police face protests and threats. jericka duncan is there. and the whiskey rebellion. chip reid distilled down the debate on how many brands are bottled. >> if you're making good bourbon whiskey, you can't take shortcuts. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> good evening, scott is off tonight, i'm jeff glor. the helicopters can't fly and the divers can't go in the water. heavy storms over the java sea have prevented a closer search for air asia flight 8501. relatives have jammed a crisis center in indonesia desperate for word. hundreds took part in a candlelight vigil. allen pizzey begins our coverage in surabaya. >> reporter: wooden coffins, simply numbers 1 and 2 brought the first bodies back to the airport from