. ♪ holy night >> reporter: hope for a peaceful christmas renewed tonight as nigeria claims to have finally crushed the islamist extremist group boko haram. the president saying the militants are on the run. driven from their last enclave in the sambisi forest, their hostages freed. for seven years, they've murdered and terrorized in their quest to set up an islamic state in africa. their brazen kidnapping of more than 200 schoolgirls inspired a worldwide campaign "bring back our girls." two years later, barely any escaped. just 21 released. most still missing. boko haram joined forces with isis last year, becoming its most sinister franchise. >> they actually are far, far more lethal. they were far more lethal than isis was. >> reporter: unlike isis, boko haram's attacks are focused on nigeria and neighboring countries. >> it could be possible that boko haram has been defeated at the base camp. but they may have broken down into smaller units and going underground back into clandestine terrorism. >> reporter: as isis has already proven, losing ground doesn't mean they can't continue to kil

the danger going on in nigeria as that roof comes crashing down. >>> fourth in line to the presidency, donald trump's expected pick for secretary of state and the new concerns about controversial ties to russia. >>> good sunday morning, everyone, i'm mom let green in for adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. two weekends to get a lot of your holiday shopping done. >> we have to get it done but the weather is a big factor, too, for the plan of action. >> do you know what the key is, >> uh-huh. definitely. >> that's right. if you're going to be heading out getting some last minute holiday shopping in today is going to be a good day, just some clouds around, but predawn we had a dusting of line snow north and west of the metro area. storm team 4 radar showing that through predawn this sunday, now it's long gone heading on up into pennsylvania, it's a very fast moving system. did leave a dusting in northern montgomery county, this was near damascus, other folks reporting in from frederick county maryland, hagerstown, as well as the panhandle of west virginia they, too, got that light dusting.

and in nigeria, two suicide bombers striking minutes apart in a crowded market. the blasts are blamed on the militant group boko haram. in turkey the twin blasts, the latest attack targeting police forces and this one, now the largest assault in the city to date. now, while there is no official claim of responsibility yet, the turkish deputy prime minister says this deadly attack bears all the hallmarks of pkk which has a history of attacking the country's security forces. dan. >> lama, thank you. a very violent weekend. >>> now to the formation of the trump administration and news on one of the most high-profile jobs in washington. officials with the trump transition team telling abc news the president-elect is likely to name this gentleman rex tillerson, the head of exxonmobil as his secretary of state. this choice would not be without controversy and mary bruce has the story from the white house. mary, good morning to you. >> reporter: while the trump team says no offer has been made just yet but this morning the president-elect is praising his likely pick. ti

. >> breaking news overseas, more than 100 killed in a sudden church collapse, the danger in nigeria as the roof comes crashing down. >>> fourth in line to the presidency, donald trump's new pick for secretary of state and the controversial ties to russia. >>> good morning everyone, i'm molette green. >> and i'm angie goff. we want to begin with the weather because that's going to be the big story. we are talking snow. >> and i know we're into december, snow is not something

it was just a bit higher in israel, the most in nigeria. tell us what you think about those numbers and that shift. >> i think we have always to look at two issues. one, i think it's positive to see that overall, people still feel torture is something totally wrong, and i think more than two-thirds of people, including people exposed on-- you know, on the daily life at what is happening in war, still feel torture is absolutely wrong. what i found interesting is-- and that's the other issue-- issh when you ask more specific questions, it's true. you see a growing tolerance in specific country. you mention nigeria, israel, but also the u.s., when it comes to torturing an enemy combatant to get information you see people are more open to that. i think maybe one of the reasons is because people feel on that case it will maybe help to save the security of the country. this is what they've seen in the media, right? if i look at the last 10 years, so many times where you torture the enemy to get information. and on the other hand, we know that tor

. >>> in nigeria, families and lawyers are accusing officials of preventing kidnapped girls free for more than to years of captivity from spending christmas at home with their country. islamic extremists back in october. they had been held in the capitol for trauma counseling were held at a legislature's house. >>> a group of syrians for their alleged involvement in chemical a un security council would, investigators have endorsement wanted used in chemical attacks. >>> two major precipitation drugs distributors agreed to settle a lawsuit. alleges they feel the state of opiate epidemic. drug companies shipped nearly 800 million hydrocodone and october see codeine pills over there six years ago, in that period, more than 1700 people fatally overdaft >>> christmas is the season of giving. january is the months returns, ups said it respects to return more than 5 million packages. ups says january 5th is traditionally celebrated by delivery companies as national returns day. on that day alone, an average of 1.5 million packages are returned to retail companies in 2015 more than 260 billi

. >>> 100 worshipers were killed when the roof of their church in nigeria collapsed. officials say the bible church was under construction and workers had been rushing to finish it. hundreds were inside when the metal girders fell and the iron roof caved in. >> today is national day of mourning in turkey after two bombings killed 38 people and injured 150 others. surveillance video captured the first explosion outside a football stadium on sunday. the match had just finished and fans were flooding into the streets. a second blast by a suicide bomber exploded less than a mile away. a kurdish militant group said they were not targeting civilians only police. >>> another loss for the eagles, penalties cost the team a victory over the washington redskins. the eagles would later take a one point lead on a field goal. they needed to hold off the redskins offense for two minutes, but they couldn't. washington chris thompson scored a touchdown. carson wentz could have turned the game around in the final seconds, but he was nailed and fumbled. >> we've had a lot of games like

and meanwhile there were attacks in egypt and nigeria and we are covering it all. and could donald trump be closing in on a secretary of state? officials report to go abc news he could tap exxon mobile reg tillerson but some of raising questions about his close ties with russia. we will see you soon. >> >> a celebration rising from the ashes. parishner's at holy cross catholic church held a special ceremony yesterday as they rebuild following a devastating fire two years ago. ♪ >> music filled the multi-purpose hall that's doubled for a place for religious services for the past two years. the holy cross community blessed the ground where the new church will stand. >> it means a lot. a lot of people here and really grieved a lot. seeing the old smoke going newspaper smoke. but now we are hopeful to see the community gets back on its feet. >> parishioners hope to have their new church finished by april of 2018, just in time to celebrate easter. >>> santa claus brightend many faces at san jose's international airport yesterday. a police helicopter helped santa finis

sheldon: investigators in nigeria are looking into a roof collapse that killed 160 people during church service. officials say the church was still under construction, when worshipers gathered for a ceremony yesterday. hundreds of people were inside when metal girders crashed and the iron roof caved in. worshippers say construction of the church was rushed. in cairo, egypt, 25 people are dead after someone bombed a church. officials say that person threw the complex. so far, no one is claiming responsibility for the attack. egypt's president is declaring 3 days of mourning and has vowed to hunt down the bomber. we're learning more details about how astronaut john glenn will be honored and remembered. tomorrow, the ohio state university board will vote on plans to hold a memorial service for glenn along with a public viewing of his body at the campus this friday. glenn will later be buried at arlington national cemetary. glenn died last week at the age of 95. he was the first american to orbit the earth. he later served as a senator, representing ohio for 24 years. patrick: tonight only

and in nigeria, two suicide bombers striking minutes apart in a crowded market. it's blamed on a militant group. and a coordinate attack targeting police forces and this one, now the largest assault in the city to date. abc news, london. ♪ ♪ the tributes continue for those who lost their lives in oakland's warehouse fire. the youngest victim was honored in song. the school of the arts held a memorial concert last night. former classmates and ensembles performed in honor of 17-year-old draven mcgill. our news reporter wases there and has the story. ♪ >> a touching memorial for the youngest victim of the ghost ship warehouse fire, draven mcgill. the 17-year-old was a student and vocalist as a san francisco school of the arts. saturday a performance was held in his honor. >> choir is a team sport and this was his team, this was his family. >> the director of cal music was also drave of n's teacher. she said he have loved electronic dance music and hip-hop but was trained in classical. ♪ >> having to say good-bye to him has been very, very difficult. and this

. >> breaking news overseas, more than 100 killed in a sudden church collapse, the danger in nigeria as the roof comes crashing down. >>> fourth in line to the presidency, donald trump's new pick for secretary of state and the controversial ties to russia. >>> good morning everyone, i'm molette green. >> and i'm angie goff. we want to begin with the weather because that's going to be the big story. we are talking snow. >> and i know we're into december, snow is not something that we don't -- you know, we expect it, but i'm not ready. >> we're not ready for that and freezing rain and all that other mess, tom kierein. >> we do have it cold enough for snow, we're down into the 20s. storm team 4 radar showing a little bit of very light snow and some flurries north of the metro area. that's moving off all to the north and east this morning. so very early here predawn on this sunday we are seeing some of that moving on through coming in from the north and west and up into western pennsylvania and into ohio as well. closer up this area in the gray zone showing light snow, howard, northern m

. >>> we head to nigeria tonight, a religious celebration ending with at lea a building collapse. the roof crashing down as it celebrated the church's new bishop. workers had rushed to finish the construction. and reports are that the roof gave way. >>> and the trial in new orleans, closing arguments in the shooting death of former nfl here's phillip mena. >> reporter: prosecutors calling the road rage shooting an execution. jurors hearing closing arguments in the killing of former new orleans saints star, will smith. smith's wife, struck by the gunfire, too. >> my leg has been shot! >> reporter: speaking in his own defense, hayes told jurors he opened fire fearing for his own life. i know get shot, hayes said. claiming he heard a gunshot before pulling the trigger. police say a gun found in smith's car was not fired. >> the testimony has been contradicted by third-party witnesses and by the forensic evidence. >> reporter: former teammates like drew brees showing support throughout the trial. up, deliberations are set to begin. hayes faces a possibility of life in prison if he's c

the petroleum minister of nigeria there. let's get the bloomberg business flash. here's nejra cehic. nejra: a monday has agreed to buy pioneer global asset management from unicredit. will pay about 3.5 billion euros in cash. willurchase of pioneer make the french company the world's eighth largest asset manager. phillips has agreed to sell a majority stake in its light in component unit. the deal values the business at $2 billion. today's agreement comes after an earlier sale to a consortium led by a chinese buyer fell through. 21st century fox and sky executives have worked through the weekend to nail down file terms -- final terms of a takeover deal. according to people familiar with the situation, rupert murdoch and his son have been involved in the discussions. while the preliminary agreement is backed by sky's independent directors, some issues remain under discussion. representatives for sky and fox declined to comment. bill gates and the world's wealthiest individuals have revealed a new $1 billion investment fund dubbed breakthrough energy ventures. the fu

ir isha sesay, chibok, nigeria. >> she has been on the forefront of that story with her reporting. the personal touch she has given drives it home. >> that whole emotional journey for those girls. next year on "cnn newsroom" fans are saying goodbye to george michael a day after his sudden death. more on the british singer's rise to star dom and his personal struggles. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ wake me up before you go, girl ♪ ♪ don't leave me hanging on like a yo-yo ♪ ♪ can wake me up >> i think it is fair to say the music of george michael from wham to the solo career that he had, his music brought people to their feet. >> just incredible. fans are holding on to those tunes as they say goodbye to the late british pop star. ian lee reports. >> reporter: it is a familiar scene in 2016, fans grappling with how to say goodbye to an icon. while many of them never knew george michael personally, they pay tribute as if they were old friends. ♪ yes, i've got to have faith >> reporter: the pop superstar's sudden death at just 53 years old has come as a shock to his fans around th

. >>> we do have breaking news to tell you about coming out of nigeria this morning. 160 people killed after a church collapsed while worshippers were inside. we are hearing from officials that that number will most likely go up. the state department sayinghat it will continue to investigate to see if standing standards were compromised. >>> 38 people are dead, nearly 200 hurt after a series of explosions in istanbul night. >>> several police officers are among the dead, the white house just released a statement in the last hour calling this a terror attack. the two blasts happened outside a major soccer stadium after fans had gone home. now, so far ten people have been arrested in connection with those attacks. >>> president-elect donald trump's highest profile cabinet position could soon be filled at least we will know the nomination. sources telling nbc news he is expected to tap exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson for secretary of state. nbc's chris palone shows us why this pick is drawing fire from both sides of the aisle. >>> donald trump in baltimore for the annual army navy football g

nigeria's anticorruption agency is investigating 11 people involved in obtaining the salaries and pensions of thousands of nonexistent or dead employees. taking the ghost workers off the books has saved $600 million. the zika outbreak is no longer considered a global health fourgency, but the mosquito- and virus is here to stay. the who is expecting more babies to be born with brain damage because of complications caused by zika. the virus caught the world by surprise last year. they are scrambling to learn more about the mysterious and devastating disease. our health correspondent reports on what is next. of zika.gacy a generation of children whose lives will be changed by the bite of a tiny, blood thursday creature. bloodthirsty creature. a year ago we knew very little. today we know it can cause birth defects, and the virus, though mainly transmitted through mosquitoes, can also be transmitted through sex. the outbreak has mainly been in latin america and the caribbean. it is the impact on unborn babies that is a concern. half of zika hit countries and territories reported babies being

some of the countries that are in a weaker state at the moment, nigeria and libya. that makes it -- that makes noncompliance slightly more likely. five of those countries can manage to make significant production increases. others in opec would have to make a big cut to actually hit the target they were aiming for. francine: james and geoffrey, thank you so much. next half hour. next, china could be facing a grim new year's eve. we will also speak to jonathan and get more from geoffrey. we will talk about china, renminbi, and whether a u.s.-china trade war is on the cards. ♪ . francine: let's get straight to the first word news. russian investigators are studying the flight data recorder from the military plane that crashed into the black sea on sunday. 92 people were killed. it disappeared from radar shortly after taking off. recovery of the remains continues. toshiba has fallen by the david limit after forecasting a loss. the right downfall is the acquisition of a power systems operator westinghouse units. arguments over new nuclear projections which are a year

. >>> we head to nigeria tonight, a religious celebration ending with at least 160 people dead in a building collapse. the roof crashing down as it celebrated the church's new bishop. workers had rushed to finish the construction. initial reports say the metal girders and the iron roof gave way. >>> back in the states, we're following the road rage trial out of new orleans. closing arguments in the shooting death of former nfl star, will smith. the fate of the defendant, cardell hayes, in the jurors' hands. here's phillip mena. >> reporter: prosecutors calling the road rage shooting an execution. jurors hearing closing arguments in the killing of former new orleans saints star, will smith. cardell hayes, shooting smith eight times. seven in the back. smith's wife, struck by the gunfire, too. >> my leg has been shot! >> reporter: speaking in his own defense, hayes told jurors he opened fire fearing for his own life. claiming smith attacked him and grabbed a gun. "i know for a fact i was going to get shot," hayes said. claiming he heard a gunshot before pulling the trigger. police say a gun fo

. >> taking a turn to this horrible story out of nigeria, 160 people killed in a church collapse over the weekend. the associated press reports hundreds were inside the bible church international saturday when the roof caved in on the worshiper. they were gathering for a ceremony to ordain the church's founder as bishop. construction of the building was rushed ahead of that event. >> clom been plane crash survivor is still recovering from the deadly crash that left all of his teammates and two others dead. the remarkable news is that he has no idea the crash ever took place some two weeks later. doctors and family have decided to withhold the tragic news because they're concerned about the emotional shock it could have on his recovery from head trauma. >> well, it's a solution many of us use when dealing with relationship problems. retail therapy. that's what ikea is calling their new ad campaign. they have reniemed some of their best selling products. here's an example. he can't say he loves me. okay, so you search for that. that's a magneting writing board. and some of the other pro

highs: 44-49 winds: s 5 mph a man is behind bars in nigeria after a church collapses on hundreds of worshippers over the weekend. at least 160 people are confirmed dead and dozens more are seriously injured. witnesses say the building's iron roof collapsed during a service on saturday. nigerian officials have launched an investigation into roof down-- and the building's contractor is now under arrest. the church was reportedly still under construction at the time of the tragedy. back here we're learning more about the two men shot late friday in woodbridge. the suspected gunman --mohammad sherdil... is still on the run. prince william county police are asking anyone who has seen him... to give them a call. investigators say the two victims are both suffering from life threatening injuries. in alexandria-- we now know what caused a serious fire at the the woodlawn garden apartments over the weekend. fire investigators say the fire ignited because of a mechanical failure in a furnace flue. that's the pipe that exhausts dangerous gases away from the living spaces. the flames started in the attic..

we will see how nigeria and libya are able to impact their production. we have other non-opec countries we are trying to bring into the fold. these are issues that will still remain to be seen, how they impact the cuts. those issues outstanding to see how that impacts the market, yousef. yousef: thanks. our man on energy. we are now joined by a founding a consultingrto company. thank you for joining us. surprises, key perhaps coming out of the opec meeting. iraq or saudi arabia taking on more than expected? >> there was a deal and it was stronger than most people were expecting. i think it is interesting, there , effectivetion exemption of iran. mostbody is cutting 4.6% exactly so it is evenly distributed. this amazingp function. you can do that on your bloomberg. it shows the state of play when it comes to individual members, how much they have been pumping. it puts that up on several charts. is this cut enough to make a meaningful impact? yes, we have seen energy prices surge. how sustainable is this? >> i do not think is going to be very sustainable.

. >>> the roof of a crowded church collapsed in southern nigeria killing at least 60 people. disaster crews expect that death toll to climb higher for the church was still under construction when the roof caved in. investigators say crews rushed to finish the work and time for saturday's ceremony to ordain a new vision. >>> woman in san jose was killed after police say she led officers on a chase. it happened after a 30 last night, there's a map showing where it's was. food deal avenue and sherman oaks drive. it also try to stop the woman but she took off. please didn't chase of the said she ends up crashing later and her name has not been released. >>> that is if please search for the driver who hit and killed a man kept going. happened after 3 o'clock yesterday morning. best used in the man was pronounced dead at the scene. please don't have a description of the car, the theaters ask anyone with information to call san jose police. >>> today, family and friends will pay their final respects the youngest victim of the tragedy. funeral services scheduled today for 17-year-old

close ties with the russian government, the government of nigeria and texaco and energy sequences around the world. it is something we don't know and -- >> negative implications, one of the largest energy companies on the planet. if he didn't have relations, he wouldn't be doing his job. >> i look at energy concerns between russia over ukraine. a rival does that. they talk smack, throw shade. mitt romney said some things about donald trump. >> i am surprised he is still in the running which i listened to what he said and it was pretty bad. this whole process, obviously not going to pay somebody back for having helped him on the campaign but look. there is a lot of work to be done at the state department because our position has declined under obama. we need someone who will project strength in the world and if you ask me, i like rudy giuliani and the fact he is not entering in and out of trump tower, what does that mean? he can pick up the phone and call donald trump. one of the strengths is he knows donald trump so well. that is a great pick. >> you have talked about who you like. any s

company called andela, and what they do is they goes into places and subsaharan africa, like less go nigeria and nairobi kenya with lots of population that have benefited in recent years from connectivity, and the thesis behind andela if you five the top one percent of talent in these places, and if you rigorously train them, then they could be good enough to work for, like, google. right? but because of october connect different they don't have to leave lagos or nairobi. so, what they have done is essentially bail marketplace out of that. they're taking speak darkly brilliant young nigerians and kenyans and putting them through the toughest kind of technology training, and they then create essentially marketplace where they can go work for google, but they can do so from lagos or from nairobi. what that mean us is that capital is flowing from silicon valley to subsaharan africa and you're able to build human capital in these countries that is going to be lasting and they'll be the founders of future companies. this is a case where i'm wildly opt mick cities. >> anybody else out there doing

it exploded into flames killing >> in nigeria at least 160 people were killed this weekend when the roof of a church collapsed. the church was still under construction but hundreds were allowed inside yesterday for a ceremony to order anne a bishop. at the vatican today pope francis prayed for the victims of this weekend's terror attacks and also for the people of war-torn aleppo. francis said he prays for them every day. coming up, a report from inside aleppo. a city under seige blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. raise your expectations. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, control is possible. at planters we know how to throw a remarkable holiday party. just serve classy snacks and be a gracious host, no matter who shows up. [cricket sound

more or less constructive outside of some factors such as lower compliance where potentially libya and nigeria come back or potentially saudi arabia or kuwait increasing production from the neutral zone. vonnie: for more from bloomberg b.i.ligence, check out go. lowering capital requirements for 2017. what that could mean. here's a look at how deutsche bank's shares have performed. around 18%. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn and this is bloomberg markets. the european close. on's turn to the latest deutsche bank. the german lender could benefit from a lower capital hurdle next year. the ecb is taking it down a little bit. is jeffreynow voegeli, banking reporter for bloomberg news. >> this is good news for deutsche bank. i would assume they would like lower interests. one, this is not a surprise. we are expected to lower the requirements for the bank next year. s have dropped down to 8% by 2%. maybe deutsche bank is better off now but it didn't sustain as much as others. vonnie: why is the ecb doing this? how does its criteria work

. >> growing up in nigeria, i was inspired by wildlife. and japanese designs and all of that coming together -- the better the robot can do, the better it can interact with the world around it. there are things taken from nature. if you look at spider legs, they can change direction quite quickly. >> we are moving it around. why do we need a little carpet square? >> that is where we are building the world from. from trouble. -- rubble. >> they take it one step further by putting real-life robots into virtual game space. >> that is the robot taking a hit. it is a virtual opponent. >> i fight back? >> yes. gone will be the days of overlaying images. you should look at the world you are in and adapt to it. have one.ling us we >> yes. and getting ready for the next challenge. my robot does different things and interacting with virtual opponents and other robots. take it for a spin. we can have a battle. realityhe augmented function only works in single player mode. and actual robots can battle in real life. >> bring it on. [inaudible] >> we ar

. >> growing up in nigeria, i was inspired by wildlife. and japanese designs and all of that coming together -- the better the robot can move, the better it can interact with the world around it. there are things taken from nature. if you look at spider legs, they can change direction quite quickly. >> we are moving it around. why do we need a little carpet square? >> that is where we are building the world from. from rubble. >> they take it one step further by putting real-life robots into virtual game space. >> that is the robot taking a hit. it is a virtual opponent. >> i fight back? >> yes. gone will be the days of overlaying images. you should look at the world you are in and adapt to it. >> so, telling us we have one. >> yes. and getting ready for the next challenge. my robot does different things and interacting with virtual opponents and other robots. take it for a spin. we can have a battle. >> now the augmented reality function only works in single player mode. and actual robots can battle in real life. >> bring it on. [inaudible

. >>> poor construction caused a collapse in nigeria. the bible church was under construction, workers were rushing to finish it in time for saturday's ceremony to ordain a church bishop. >>> google will allow cubans access to a network google global cash it stores content from g mail to youtube. cuba seems to be speeding up deals with u.s. companies to build momentum before president-elect trump takes office next months. >>> we know traveling on empty stomachs is never fun. delta is rolling out free snacks including yoga bars and pretzels and they will come in the larger portions. delta is testing free sandwiches and other meals in economy on flights between new york and california. another airline has angered flier with a new fee. some say united is chargeing a fee for using the overhead bins. >> flying is not much fun any more. a fee to this and fee for that. >> reporter: if it wasn't confusing enough charging a all the fees for the different airlines, united will be offering one of the cheapest airfares on the mark. there is no guara

john: in countries where there isn't much of a capitalist sector, like, nigeria, turkey, china, vietnam, people have a higher view of the marketplace than america. >> yeah they have, they have eyes to see what we enjoy. john: i should be clear, that the people who said they prefer socialism to capitalism were just people your age, younger than age 30. and it was a very narrow difference. it may be that they just don't know what socialism means? >> i think that is actually true. when you ask the question slightly differently, hey, who do you want controlling your life, private sector interactions or government interactions, most say i want the private sector to be determining factor in my life. john: critics say we libertarians talk, we're selfish, don't care other people that is why we support business. >> one we tend not to be as good at pointing out some other aspects of the market that antimarket folks have claimed, like community or justice or relationships or inclusiveness. these are things that the market actually fosters. almost nobody in this room would say i love markets becaus

witnesses say two young girls strapped with explosives blew up near a crowded market in northern nigeria. the blast injured 17 people. officials blamed boko haram. witness says the girl may have been as young as seven or eight-year-old old and in the attack on friday, two women suicide bombers killed 57 people. >>> a big sinkhole swallowed a walkway in san francisco. the rain coming could make the problem worse. >> new video of firefighters in canada rescuing a moose in new brunswick. the crews use action -- axes to give space for the animal. it is now on the loose. the news continues right after this. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tu

niger nigeria's government says it will investigate. >>> a va hospital is reeling from a bombshell report. a findings that staffers mishandled the remains of a veteran, left him in a shower for nine hours. how the facility is responding and this. >>> we are touring the windy city. >> heavy snowfall hitting a chunk of the country. we'll cover the massive storm generosity is its own form of power. you can handle being a mom for half an hour. i'm in all the way. is that understood? i don't know what she's up to, but it's not good. can't the world be my noodles and butter? get your mind out of the gutter. mornings are for coffee and contemplation. that was a really profound observation. you got a mean case of the detox blues. don't start a war you know you're going to lose. finally you can now find all of netflix in the same place as all your other entertainment. on xfinity x1. >>> now to the situation at a veteran affairs hospital in florida. an investigation has found the body of a veteran was left in a shower for nine hours and the staff tried to cover it up. we don't know his name. we do

boko haram is the group that captured hundreds of schoolgirls in nigeria in 2014. there was a campaign to help them called bring back our girls. only 21 of those girls were ever released. >>> researchers at the university of montreal say there is a strong link between sleep patterns and recovery for patients with traumatic brain injuries. the team of researchers followed the progress of 30 people who were hospitalized for moderate to severe brain injury. as time went on, they say the patient's thinking abilities and sleep problems improved at the same time. more research is needed to figure out why they intertwine. >>> researchers at north western university say the ear may actually help diagnose a concussi concussion. the researchers used special sensors to monitor a group of kids as they listened to differt smaller brain responses to sound than those who did not have concussions. this test correctly identified 90% of the kids who had a concussion. >> only one week left in the nfl season and there are a lot of ways it can end. >> the redskins still have a shot at

niger nigeria's government says it will investigate. >>> a va hospital is reeling from a bombshell report. a findings that staffers mishandled the remains of a veteran, left him in a shower for nine hours. how the facility is responding and this. >>> we are touring the windy city. >> heavy snowfall hitting a chunk of the country. we'll cover the massive storm >>> now to the situation at a veteran affairs hospital in florida. an investigation has found the body of a veteran was left in a shower for nine hours and the staff tried to cover it up. we don't know his name. we do know he died in hospice care in february. according to the report, the request to remove the remains to the morgue were not handled correctly so it didn't happen. once the staff figured out the problem, they allegedly lied about what happened. the hospital says it is retraining the staff, but is not saying whether anyone will be fired. because of confidentiality rules we might not learn more at this point and all this comes as problems continue to plague our va facilities across america and lawmakers and officials work

in nigeria. it is also the first time since 1998 that iraq is part of the production management process. it has been exempted by opec from this role due to the geopolitical challenges that iraq had faced over the past several years or decades. and finally this agreement must for the first time, are not opec friends and colleagues have joined opec in a concerted effort to help bring stability back to this very fragile and battered market in this cycle, probably the longest and the worst that we have seen in the last five or six cycles. john hess reminded me when we met in london at the oil and money conference, if you recall with those encouraging words that we must move and work together to restore stability, that the industry needs stability on a sustainable basis, and no one group of countries or institutions can do this alone. hence, the very importance of this gathering. and finally the achievement of this important agreement is the culmination of months of intensive consultations of opec mem

sheldon: investigators in nigeria are looking into a roof collapse that killed 160 people during church service. officials say the church was still under construction, when worshipers gathered for a ceremony yesterday. hundreds of people were inside when metal girders crashed and the iron roof caved in. worshippers say construction of the church was rushed. in cairo, egypt, 25 people are dead after someone bombed a church. officials say that person threw the bomb over a wall and into the complex. so far, no one is claiming responsibility for the attack. egypt's president is declaring 3 days of mourning and has vowed to hunt down the bomber. we're learning more details about how astronaut john glenn will be honored and remembered. tomorrow, the ohio state university board will vote on plans to hold a memorial service for glenn along with a public glenn will later be buried at arlington national cemetary. glenn died last week at the age of 95. he was the first american to orbit the earth. he later served as a senator, representing ohio for 24 years. patrick: tonight only on 12 news, a loc

today they have tens of thousands, they are in libya, yemen, saudi arabia, turkey, egypt, pakistan, nigeria and afghanistan. they're coming after us. >> we know that. there's no question isis is a huge threat. the fact of the matter is thankfully isis has not been able to or not -- >> yet. >> perhaps yet, but let me be clear about something. mark seems to be laying this at the feet of president obama. let's remember who broke the middle east which was the war of choice that president bush fought in iraq and negotiated -- >> matt, i hear what you're saying but i think what people do feel uncomfortable with is the president painting any sort of rosy picture about big accomplishments here. they feel the world is much less safe. wouldn't it be better for the president to really give it to people in an honest way in terms of what he sees and what so many see as a threat that it is growing out there and we do need to step up our efforts with. go ahead. >> yes. but i think he has done that. what obama has been criticized for is his nuance when it comes to foreign policy and he is clear that things

isha sesay, cnn, chibok, nigeria. >> incredible reporting. she followed that story right through. >>> well, 2016 was full of political surprises. one of the biggest surprises here in the u.s. was of course the victory of donald trump. next the top ten u.s. political stories of 2016. thope to see you again soon.. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. growwwlph. it's what you do. oh that is good crispy duck. >>> parked and unused on a street here it zbll china's. >> it affects us a lot. we have to go through a path now. >> reporter: the company was supposed to return the road back to its original state by the end of august, but the tracks are still here, alodge wing with a that goes nowhere. >> i think it is worthless. it only runs 300 meters. you can't actually go anywhere. >> reporter: a city official said h

this attack part of a bloody weekend wave including bombings in egypt and nigeria. >> trump's team. the man believed to be the president-elect's likely pick for secretary of state.

she was building schools, teaching ideology in nigeria. when she decided to retire from her work in africa, she came back to the u.s. and instead of, she decided to break into one of the most secure facilities on the planet. her two compatriots who is a vietnam war veteran and has lived in washington for about 20 years now at the catholic worker house in washington and greg is from iowa and he is a long time anti- nuclear war activists who have committed actions like this many times before. he creates these intrepid acts of civil resistance which involve the weapons facility. this particular action at y12 was his sixth action. he served multiple years in prison for committing these actions. the three of them came together and decided this was the time and place to do it and they hiked over a wooded ridge in the middle of the night, four years ago this weekend. they got as far as they did and they are the reason we are all sitting here right now. >> now when the story broke, obviously there's a tremendous, it was shocking because y12 is whe