and why you and bellevue did not. -- nyu and bellevue did not. that is something i think they should be very proud of. i will tell you one other story about bellevue, then i will turn the microphone over. century,te 19th bellevue physicians and surgeons treated four american presidents, all of whom were in desperate condition. you may not know this, but a young army surgeon who had just graduated from bellevue medical college named charles augustus field was the man who rush to abraham lincoln at ford's theater. he happened to buy a ticket that night and was with lincoln for the next 18 hours until lincoln died. and charles augustus field made some important decisions. they were not always right. the president was dead. but he did the best he could. the ofwhat sort of was this young bellevue graduate was that he held abraham lincoln's hand until the moment lincoln died. he sat across from lincoln and was asked what it -- why he did this. he said i wanted the president to know in his blindness that he had a friend. i thought, that is the bellevue

that happened in my time at bellevue. i actually haven't talked to anybody for whom this is not true that officers go into this work because they actually want to help people and their different ways and approaches to helping people. some of them feel like they are helping the community at large because they are keeping these dangerous criminals out of the streets. some of them are born-again social workers and like they really feel they will be able to have them, provide treatment. we can't walk away from you and those kinds of things and there are some officers for whom it's a source of great pride to be part of this paramilitary organization. they call themselves new york city's boldest and i think they are proud of that. what happens and it's very troubling to me. i feel like there has to be a next step somewhere. what happens the officers and what happens to the health staff overtime is in the scary broken system all that good stuff shifts and i mentioned it a little bit in the beginning. people change when they are

ford's time, but he was sent to bellevue hospital to the prison ward as a patient. think about the difficulty of being the eye chi tryst -- psychiatrist who's supposed to have this man as your patient. now, it's one thing to be able to say to yourself as a psychiatrist i'll try to to maintain my equanimity here. i can do a careful evaluation, i can prescribe the appropriate medication if it's necessary, and i'll try to restrain my feelings and not show the contempt or rage or hatred that i might feel for this person. but here's the question. this is the question that is really the heart of this book. how to you manage to bring yourself -- how do you manage to bring yourself to actually care about that person? i think, again, if you read the book, you'll see that dr. ford has answered that question and made it clear how it's possible, it's possible to care in spite of some of the awful things that you have to teal -- to deal with. now, there are stories in this book that are heroic, and there are other stories that are just mundane. the heroic stories are things like

, as did he some on bellevue, with the bellevue local. >> what? let's go with the story. it is great. >> does it mean you don't believe it? >> no, i do believe it. pre true. >> so if we do there is can i still get reservations in. >> reservations still open. you can go onto hyatt. com or 19 restaurant. com. get our phone number. give us a call. still booking. >> but the best part is after dinner, there is a movie. so it is dinner and a movie? >> there is a movie? >> showing dracula the original. >> okay, what are you going to search? just give me an idea. a lot of things on the menu. >> so we start off with a great cocktail called the impaler. >> that's right. >> after slad the i am pailer. >> sure. >> first course pumpkin row soto. >> but it is actually in -- >> wait. >> alex's plate. >> pumpkin rosoto served in a pumpkin. >> the pumpkin cook, as well, you can eat the pumpkin. >> you can eat the pumpkin? >> do that again! >> o, o o. >> you suck. >> now, you suck blood still right? >> so, alex was concerned about, she doesn't like hickeys, so none

right here to bellevue hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries. now, we also know that of the injured, some of those injuries, again, being treated at another local hospital. we can imagine what those injuries can be like with a truck moving at very high speeds. we know that the suspect hit a school bus, as we've been reporting. two adults, two children injured there. we also know of the eight plowed down and killed in this incident, two of them were pronounced dead here at the scene at bellevue hospital, and officials are saying there could be others who were injured that left on their own to seek medical treatment. david? >> adrienne, thank you. we know there were so many witnesses this afternoon, they were seen actually bending over the victims on that pathway, trying to help, trying to do what they could in ways that you would expect here in new york city and across this country to respond in moments like this. we do know that late today, president trump was briefed on this apparent attack of terror, right here in his hometown, new york city.

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we know that the driver was take tony bellevue hospital in new york city. it's unclear whether he engaged with gunfire before or -- or after he got out of that car. i am a looking at an evidence technician and the n.y.p.d.'s crime scene people. you are looking at the screen, the crime scene people are on the right. they are in an evidence gathering phase. it's unclear whether the suspect is in a position to talk. i don't know the seriousness of his injuries. if he is able the talk, if he is cooperating with police. this is an active investigation. home depot issued a statement saying yes indeed that was our truck. it appears to be a rental truck. it rents for $19 a day. you can see the advertisement there on the back of the truck. i do know in the new york city area counter-terrorism officials regularly go to these rental places and say hey we've seen this in other places, in europe, you want to be on the lookout for anyone that comes in. are they acting suspicious, is there anything about the way that they are behaving that you may want to be concerned abo

hospital emergency room and then in the psychiatric prison ward on the 19th floor of bellevue it takes you to the trials and hard-won battles that we early stages of her career in psychiatry. i want to go back first to the first time i ever met elizabeth. i was at that time as i am now part of the faculty of the forensic division of dull view at and white -- bellevue at nyu. this is the point in the book where she has finished her specialty framing in psychiatry and was starting, and was starting her forensic psychiatry fellowship. the first time i met elizabeth i was impressed and it wasn't just that she was a very smart and well-trained and very energetic young psychiatrist. there was another quality which struck me very early on and that was she was fierce. what i mean by that is she was fiercely determined whenever she saw someone getting a raw deal for particularly when she saw mentally ill people or were not getting proper treatment. she had the fierce determination that something should be done to correct the situation. think of the wonderful scene in the second alien movie. [la

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and of course, the water main break is still with us between lake view in bellevue. back in the next 10 minutes in we will update that ride on the top side of the beltway. up, a terrifying attack at a rosslyn condo building. arlington county -- john: arlington county police officers have just arrived as the search continues for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman. we will tell you how the man made it inside yesterday morning. suzanne? suzanne: ano for president trump's proposed travel ban. a live report is coming up. kidd: good morning. in the prize pavilion, i'm kidd o'shea, it is moms week here. what would you do prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. rrator: "the time is to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants

. >> reporter: we've come to bellevue, seattle's wealthiest suburb. hermes, prada. to learn more about the korean prostitution ring here and why some say this case could change the way sex buyers are prosecuted across the country. the idea broth they wills were being operated out of this upscale, suburban apartment building, lots of fancy people in the area who have no idea that sex is being sold right next door. there were several korean brothels raided in this case. the 12 women found inside release the without charges. described by police as trafficked. we tried to track them down but they seem to have scattered to the wind. it is really hard to get a genuine glimpse inside one of these korean brothels. no one will talk to you, no one will admit to anything, because there's too much fear. tiers too much shame. there's too much criminality. we went to a guy who ran one of these brothels. he actually agreed to talk to us. michael durnel managed -- >> he's opening the door, hi. >> reporter: -- two of the bellevue broth they willed. when they were busted he served 45

he is currently at bellevue hospital. this is cell phone video, i think this is the video taken by a student at stiveson high school a school near the scene. and you see sayfullo saipov pellet gun in hand. after he ran down his victim but before felled and shot by new york city police. he is now in the hospital. let us move on. >>> eagles making a major trade today to sure up their running attack. >> we did not see this one coming we thought an offensive line men but a running back. they sit at 7-1 and still trying to improve. they are serious about making a run toward the super bowl. they acquired jay ajayi, for a fourth round draft pick. he made the pro bowl after 1200 rushing yards and three games where he ran over 200 yards last year. and the two teams dolphins and eagles held joint practices. >> we saw the player and had the player here in philadelphia on our field. and he is one of those guys when we came back after the practices, we said that is our kind of guy, the mentality we are looking for and brings the press

the winds are moving into bellevue from smithsville. on the west side of e-95, they're moving away and that is why the tornado warning was issued for the area. that is south of bell view, south of fredericksburg and east of spotsylvania. da you have any reports of anything, we would love for you to get it to us. facebook or twitter. i am on hbws -- hbwusa9. the tornado warning is until 6:45 p.m. on the spotsylvania area. and stafford as well. the city of fredericksburg, although we'll tell you, i believe, that even though it's clipping the south part of fredericksburg, we have the worse part of the storm looking south of fredericksburg and those areas. i will zoom out a bit. we're seeing strong, gusty winds with the storms and we'll give you back this particular view. we'll put it in motion here. this storm whether it has a tornado or stays as a severe thunderstorm, is moving into the east here. we'll lose the graphics in a moment. 6:45. the severe thunderstorm warning until seven. east on 17 from fredericks bug, if there is a tornado,

hallie, back to you. >> gadi schwartz reporting outside bellevue. this could be the first truck attack in united states but not in europe where this has become all too common. up next, we're heading to london to see what they are doing and how to help us be more prepared here at home. is up to four times greater. but there are steps you can take to lower your cardiovascular risk. talk to your health care provider today about diabetic heart disease. and find out more at heartoftype2.com. your heart and type 2 diabetes. make the connection. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachm

he is now being treated at bellevue hospital. others who saw this unfold say there is no doubt in their minds for the individual who was driving a rented pickup truck from home depot, we know now, intentionally tried to mow down bicyclists. one witness said he saw at least two bodies covered over with some type of material. a both of them appeared to be dead. authorities telling us eight people have been killed, at least 12 injured. authorities trying to figure out more about the perpetrator. consistent with everything we have heard, authorities are investigating this as an act of terror. this is a joint investigation by the new york city police department as well as the fbi. it appears there was only one perpetrator. authorities, as best we know at this hour, not looking for another individual. this appeared to be a lone wolf acting out. we do not know the catalyst, why now, a few short hours before halloween when the streets of lower manhattan are packed with thousands and thousands of people. there's a halloween parade that ta

as you can see, there is a police presence outside of bellevue hospital. we spoke to many of the people walking outside. they told us there was a heavier-than-normal police presence inside. they are checking i.d.toss make sure that people are who they are, where they're supposed to be. so the n.y.p.d. keeping a close watch here at bellevue. jeff. >> michelle miller, thank you very much. with an update on those who were hurt. major garrett has reaction from the white house tonight to what we saw here in manhattan this afternoon. major. >> reporter: jeff, president trump has been briefed on this terrorist attack and for the very first time through his twitter feed just moments ago gave it an inisis inspiration or at least indirect isis linkage, the president writing, "we must not athrough isis to return our country after defeating them." that is a tweet from the president just moments ago. earlier today, the president made his first comment about this episode in new york saying, this yief trump, saying, "heartbreaking news coming out of new york city. prayin

>> glor: michelle miller, thank you very much from bellevue. the president's first comment on the attack in his hometown came on twitter. major garrett is at the white house with more on this. major? >> reporter: jeff, the president was briefed by his chief of staff, retired marine general john kelly and later issued a statement that read in part, "my administration will provide its full support to the new york city police department, including through a joint investigation with the federal bureau of investigation. we offer our thanks to the first responders who stopped the suspect and rendered immediate aid to the victims of this cowardly attack." earlier the president was one of the first and most prom -- prominent federal officials to draw a link between this attack and isis, tweet, "we must not allow isis to return or enter our country after defeating them in the middle east and elsewhere." before that the president called the attacker a "very sick and deranged person," adding in all cap, "not in the u.s.a." the very first white house offic

we confirmed he is in custody in bellevue hospital. just to give you a mood of things as people are still trying to get by to work. this has really shut down this main grid. this really serious transit area at this hour. people are coming by. people are looking. people are asking officers questions. >> all right, morgan radford. let's bring in nbc's anne thompson also live at the scene. an anne, as we look at these pictures, we can still see people in the streets. are businesses open around that? it's 9:30 in the morning on monday december 11th. this is a very busy time in new york city. >> stephanie, let me show you a scene that you would never see on a typical monday morning at 9:30. this is 8th avenue. it is free of traffic. and i am about two blocks south of where morgan is. and there, that awning that you see on left-hand side of your screen, that's the entrance to the port authority. it's in there, that's where that explosion happened. the police have done a really great job of controlling access to this area. you can only get he

fox news is reporting bellevue hospital. continuing the times reporting, he had crashed the truck into a schoolbus. it was unclear if anyone was on that bus. the police said they were not looking for additional suspects. a large section of west side highway was closed for the investigation as hundreds of officers including bomb squad, responded to the scene. the truck came to a rest near chambers street facing eastbou eastbound. students stive stress san high school reported they saw the man shooting from a pickup truck. then saw the truck turn and stride a schoolbus. raymond cruz 27 said the driver appeared injured. mr. cruz said he heard someone yell run. he's got a gun. run. run. several nearby buildings including stive stress san high school were placed on lock down. now the investigation begins. who was, hooks is this man? why did he do this? to whom is he connected? are there others in his group of similar mind? in the meantime, new york city rolls on. the afternoon rush is underway. the sun has set. the halloween para

it was well past midnight on the aids ward at bellevue. despite the late hour, nurses and doctors were rushing around at full speed. each more tired than the previous paper given the aids ward eventually quieted down at night. except that is for the howler. the house there was a patient in his 30s earned his nickname for his nightly bouts of whaling. he was a very getting hefty doses of pain medications. he kept screaming to the nurses about his pain. this went on night after night. despite extensive medical evaluations to see if there were any missed explanations for his pain. nothing seemed to help. and the nightly yelling was agitating the other patients. not to mention driving nursing staff to distraction. the headmeans that patient 3 o'clock in the morning. you have to do something she said before someone strangles him. i went to his room had been on my feet more hours than i could count. this is my fourth visit to him that night. by this point, we were both pretty exasperated with each other. he was cranky and i was exhausted and at

. >> 599 bellevue avenue in santa rosa is open. and new life christian church is taking in about 500 evacuees. >> and perks, taluma count -- pet petaluma community center. >> and analy high school on analy avenue. salono community college in fair field. we do have a full list of evacuation centers on our website, abc 7 news.com. >>> several other fires are threatening homes in the bay area including the red wood valley area. >> that fire has now burned more than 19,000 acres and in mendocino county sheriff shared several photos of the damage. >> you can see the burned down pick up truck left in the middle of the road and this picture showing the bright glow of the flames in the background. these pictures were taken in the area of west road, east road and tom key road. at least one person has been killed in this fire. >> a check on the weather because that plays such a big role in terms of being able to contain this fire make progress. we want to check in with meteorologist, drew tooma. >> the winds have calmed down. the humeidity i

the impasse over the formation of a new government for the country meeting at the presidential palace bellevue here in berlin lasted more than two hours afterwards the party leaders left without making any formal statements council on a macro has been trying to put together a workable alliance since september inconclusive elections the social democrat leader martin scholtz at first ruled out forming another coalition with michael's conservatives but the pressure is building on him to reconsider that position. so how things go last night joining me now to talk about that is our correspondent all over celica morning all over to you you know after the first meeting do we have a sketch now of what we can expect for these talks but we don't know for sure if there will be any other talks at this point though so rumors basically right now we are waiting for any official confirmation of that of course what we know is the talks lasted laying longer than expected and this was quite a historic situation really when the president called in all leaders of different german parties here in especially yesterd

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she was cofounder and editor in chief of the bellevue literary review. critically acclaimed book "what patients say, what doctors hear" has been a bestseller for some time. please join me in welcoming dr. danielle ofri to the stand. [applause] >> it is so nice to be here. this has been a regular new york city hunt, the food groups, i was seeing patientss at bellevue, and improving a little bit, continuing medical information, and pull out the physical exam book and commit myself to learning to copy the spleen again. i was certified for my boards, and never really thought much about how i speak with patients. to interview a doctor and the patient for the past couple years, it was fascinating when they told the story of the same event it was completely different. and two different movies, i was fascinated by the gap between what patientss and what doctors here and vice versa. we think about what matters most in doctors interaction. when talking with doctors and patients. the doctor-patient conversation is the single most powerful diagnostic tool we have. i

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we are live at bellevue hospital. back to you, shannon. >> shannon: we will have more of that conversation as to whether classifying him as an enemy combatant. eric shawn live in new york. thank you very much. new video showing nypd cops apprehending businessmen to terrorists, taken from high above in an apartment and by cell phone. it shows him running away and the cops closing in on him. if you hear the gunfire, it's chilling. also, saipov's public defender says it's important to let the judicial process play out. attorney david patton says, "hot mr. saipov will say more about us than we about him." not surprising you took no time at all for the new york tragedy to turn political. rhetoric from both parties and both ends of pennsylvania avenu pennsylvania avenue. chief national correspondent ed henry. >> republicans were all over hillary clinton for focusing on gun control after the las vegas massacre. now that she was on the other foot. democrats expressing outrage tonight that the president is pushing extreme vett

it happened last night but still restricting traffic on route 72 southbound near bellevue road. so if you're in this area stick to 896 as your alternate. one more live look. area bridges in great shape. westbound traffic just a few cars up and about headed towards the city and moving just fine, matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> breaking news, it was a lie. police had been searching for a missing four-year-old since last night. now they tell usman has admitted to making up an elaborate story about a child kidnapping and a carjacking. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at northwest detectives where, annie, the details just didn't add up. >> reporter: and matt, that's right, they say that the man made the entire story up. they think possibly mental health issues could be into play but that's all something they're going to investigate. however that man could face charges now. this is video from the scene. the police say the initial reports of the incident came in around 10:15 last night along the 4600 block of sydenham street in logan. a pizza delivery man said he was carja

a 14-year-old was transferred to bellevue. what's the update on that person? >> this 14-year-old was in the icu and has been transferred to another hospital. we don't have the updated status but what i heard is that this 14-year-old is expected to recover. >> sandra: there were children involved. the school bus that the suspect eventually rammed into, two adults and two children were injured and transferred to area hospitals. a woman with both legs amputated as well. >> bill: this is a terrible injury. probably going to be stable also. someone with a chest tube, a spleen. all expected to be stable. >> sandra: let's go to bill. >> bill: as the conditions change we'll bring that information. one hour from now meanwhile we'll be getting an update from new york city officials. the police department, fire department, mayor, possibly the governor jam-packed hour ahead on all that. house homeland security committee member new york congressman peter king is our guest. senator rand paul is here live as our coverage of the new york terror attacks continue at the top of

>> anne thompson there for us at bellevue. anne, thank you. >>> let's head across the hudson to paterson, new jersey, where ron allen is standing by. ron is outside the suspect's home. ron, what can you tell us? >> well, craig, it's quiet here now but the fbi have been very active overnight here searching the premises and the area to find out what they can about this suspect. we're in a very diverse neighborhood. paterson, new jersey, lies just across the river from manhattan. we understand the suspect drove over the george washington bridge and then down the west side highway. on a normal day you can do that in about a half hour, 45 minutes or so, depending on the traffic. most people here say they don't know him, have never seen him. he's only been in this community for a few months. he apparently arrived here from florida and from ohio before that. on a marriage license his occupation is listed as a truck driver. we believe he was married or is married and has three small children. we understand that the wife is in custody

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for spotsylvania county and bellevue and coshen now. let's go back and show you where the storm is. as long as we have a tornado warning, we'll stay on and track it for you. storms moving east-southeast and a severe thunderstorm warning until 7:00 p.m. if you're not sure what to do, get to the lowest willful of your home, a lot of folks in the midwest and plains will go into the bathroom and get it over with. we don't have reports of tornados on e we'll treat it as such, nonetheless. we'll switch back to velocity mode. the rain and hail and snow in the winder time to see where the storm is. we'll take off the labels and give us more real estate to track. once again, we're looking up the storm in that area. gate-to-gate sheer, 61 and checking the other values here. not the most impressive-look rotation but a rotation, nonetheless. we don't want this to be on the ground. that is the area that we continue to monitor for you. we will zoom in and if there is a rotation tornado on the ground, that would be olive now. we're just checking the flipo drive. there is lancaster ring road and in

>> anne thompson for us at bellevue hospital, thank you. there's also a big story happening right now down in washington, d.c. we'll get to that in a moment. some other headlines. let's start with the russian investigation. in newly unsealed documents last night, robert mueller revealed a lot more about the case against paul manafort and rick gates. telling the court, quote, defendants pose a risk of flight based on the serious nature of the charges, their history of deceptive and misleading conduct, the potentially significant sentences the defendants faced, the strong evident of guilt, their significant financial resources and their foreign connections. to capitol hill now, a house committee hearing is about to start for lawyers for tech giants, facebook, twitter, google, about their role, the role those sites played in russia's campaign to influence the 2016 election. they appeared before the senate intel committee. this morning nbc's jo ling kent has been following it from capitol hill. jo, what's happening on the hill? >> reporter: we

i talk to a hospital administrator in bellevue, one of the hospitals in the state, and in cleveland, one of the largest hospitals in the state. they know they were very ahead of rainbow children in cleveland and the bellevue hospital, both very involved in fighting the medicaid cuts. they know with a that does to hospitals. they know what it does on modern and low income people. we talked about how you know they're coming back. they may do it through chip. the children's health insurance program. they will look for any vehicle. we have to be, as we need to be prepared for this tax cut. that's what the aca in part was about. that's why the patriot corporation act and the corporate freeloader bill we're introducing. and they want to do tax cuts and go after medicaid. that has been their reason to elect them. that's what they've tried to do for so many years on those two things. the tax cuts for the wealthy and the assault on middle and working class and low income penal who rely medicaid. >> all right. thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, new reporting on the trump-russia investiga

german president frank held his first christmas greeting as president from his residence schloss bellevue he called on people to seize initiative in uncertain times. because indian for help in this way not going to help the situation so our future is not sitting starn we can overcome the sense of powerlessness and alienation on both a large and small scale if we take action as a community if we stop calling on others to be responsible and start to realize that responsibility begins with us can. each time i also addressed the deny in forming a new german government now the longest in post-war history which leaves lish not only things that are unexpected should inspire a shia this also applies when the formation of a new government takes longer than full scene. of the vote in the us but the german president gave his assurance that the country remained stable. aren't to tell you now about some news just coming in there right now a bus has crashed into an underground passageway in moscow killing at least four people and injuring fifteen more all the cause of the crash at this moment isn't cle

he still at bellevue hospital, the trauma center. if a surgery was scheduled, whether it's complete or not i do not know. i've confirmed with two more people in the last 10 minutes that they believe his injuries were not life-threatening so they will be able to talk to him. as for the background, catherine herridge is reporting tonight that he is believed to have been here on a green card. he's a uzbeki national who was in the united states on a green card. has expired identifications from both tampa, florida, and in near new jersey. new jersey near the city of new jersey. he is believed to have been living in new jersey for the better part of the last few years and most recently, "the new york post," with which this channel scares common ownership. he was in uber driver. once took him to the airport, wanted to take pictures, says that he wasn't willing to take pictures, described him as a friendly guy who was good to everybody. obviously that was not the case here. three: 905 this afternoon, according to authorities he began a rampa

the fact that he's at bellevue hospital being treated with respect is a testament to this country. kennedy: what is law enforcement doing right? we talk so much about the failures of government and intelligence services when one of these guys is let go or engages in a deadly attack like this. but what are they doing right? >> it's important to underscore the fact that we can't regulate this. there is nothing that can stop someone from renting a truck and deciding to mow down people literally for 20 blocks. civic education is on a decline in the youth. a lot of people have forgotten who we are, what we stand for and what's important to us. and i think the only common values that are binding us together as we push out religion and pushed out caring for one another and being neighborly toward one another, the only ones holding us together are political correctness which is flimsy. there are people who are flailing. and they are look for a cause to fight for. we have seen a rash of young men who decided to pick up and fight for radical causes like isis. kennedy: there has to be somethi

german president frank held his first christmas greeting as president from his residence bellevue he called on people to seize initiative in uncertain times. because indian for help when not in a hopeless situation so our future is not sit in stone we can overcome the sense of powerlessness and alienation on both a large and small scale if we take action as a community if we stop calling on others to be responsible and start to realize that responsibility begins with us and. each time i also addressed the deny in forming a new german government now the longest in post-war history. not all things that are unexpected should inspire fear this also applies when the formation of a new government takes longer than foreseen one. of the involved in this but the german president gave his assurance that the country remained stable. let's catch up now with some of the other stories making news around the world tunisia has banned planes belonging to the dubai eline emirates from landing in its capital tunis officials that say they are responding to moves by the year one thousand arab emirates to

hours passed before without hearing from darren, their son, they got in the car and drove 45 minutes to bellevue to see if maybe he was there. he was. >> just picture that face. he really looked, he looked like he was having a nice dream. >> reporter: darren drake was a graduate of rutgers university and worked for moody's. he read all the time, went fishing with his dad and lived at home. he had his entire life ahead of him. to the other victims his father has a message. >> your family did absolutely nothing wrong. they were where they were supposed to be in a marked, desi it's not like they were running across the street and get hit in traffic. the man is a psycho. >> reporter: darren drake's father jimmy tells me, his mother, his wife, barbara, planning their son's funeral, it will be this saturday. in new milford. >> hard to believe what that family and the seven others dealing with this tragedy are going through right now. >>> we're going to shift gears now. the u.s. has voted against a u.n. resolution on an embargo against cuba, the general assembly overwhelmingly approved the resolution b

deeply hodgkinson traveled from his home in bellevue, illinois. the fbi released this poster asking the public for help. >> to the local alexandria community. we believe the shooter has been living out of his vehicle on eastman monroe street, therefore asking you to report any interactions you may have had with him. reporter: the fbi is looking into this notice and acquaintances and whereabouts leading up to the shooting. also look at the rifle and handgun, if it belongs in and how he acquired it. they are searching his home in illinois to try and learn more about him. lori: thanks. almost 24 hours now and it still so shocking. lauren: a show of unity and support. the baseball games are baseball games are practicing for raises hundreds of thousands of dollars to charity will go on tonight. paul republican team is very the lsu tigers jersey in support of representative scalise in louisiana -- from louisiana. lori: that speaks volumes. can the country hold onto this message in the wake of so much political violence and turmoil? republican strategist

german president frank held his first christmas greeting as president from his residence bellevue he called on people to seize initiative in uncertain times. because indian for help to help the situation so our future is not sitting story when we can overcome the sense of powerlessness and alienation on both a large and small scale if we take action as a community if we stop calling on others to be responsible and start to realize that responsibility begins with us. steinmeyer also addressed the delay in forming a new german government now the longest in post-war history. not all things that are unexpected should inspire shia this also applies when the formation of a new government takes longer than foreseen. of the thought in the us but the german president gave his assurance that the country remained stable. and german soccer they were in this league is enjoying a well earned winter break after one of the most compelling first half of the season in years high profile sacking some spectacular goals and huge controversy over the new video referee system meaning there's hardly been a

they are,now where but if they can stand, mike kelley, missy lovejoy, the principle of bellevue, the principle of ridge elementary, and vanessa brown, the principal of -- elementary. [applause] gov. justice: your courage goes way, way, way beyond going unnoticed. you know, it took wisdom and courage to some way, somehow battled back. we have got a long ways to go, but that is what we do. there is another group year systems, andalth there is the ceo that is the national ceo. his name is jason hoover, and let me tell you what they are doing. they are going to bring a college, basically for foster kids, to montgomery. this,e that really needs needs our jobs, it needs hope. some have been terribly instrumental in this. are, jason, and your team, please stand, as well. [applause] gov. justice: now, stay with me. isn't this place reverent? hallowed ground? theght, i'm going to do best in my ability to deliver a speech that i think is phenomenally important. question there has been speech after speech delivered here. i am telling you i cannot is ably imagine that there time as dyer and a ti

now to our political correspondent thomas sparrow he is outside the presidential residence schloss bellevue here in berlin where these three party leaders have just arrived good evening to you out in the cold forest this evening told us what can we expect to happen inside that building there behind you tonight. it is indeed cold brant it's hope it's not ask cold inside among those leaders that as you say have just arrived what we can expect tonight is an initial conversation between those leaders directed by the german president. to see if there's any possibility of finding common ground of setting perhaps the basis for a future grand coalition in germany it is very unlikely that they will be actually discussing current policy proposals current projects that they would like to bring forward it is more likely that they will try and see if there is any possibility of finding that common ground if there's any possibility of working together in the future and in the meantime we know there's an interim government that's in place right now to keep things working until a new government is formed a