those engaged in business or on the boards of enterprise or educational institutions and you have helped to lay out how we can combat climate change and i thank you for doing that. now it s time to build on the pledges. let us know how you re doing. let us know throw the state department, through state.gov, and how we can help you make progress, and this is the kind of shared resolve that will help ensure that we are successful in paris and beyond. in closing i ask you to consider one basic question. suppose stretching your imaginations as it will have to be that somehow those 97% of studies i just talked about suppose that somehow they were wrong, about climate change in the end. hard to understand, after 20 years of 97%, but imagine it. just imagine it. what are the consequences we would face for taking the actions that we re talking about? and based on the notion that those might be correct. i ll tell you what the consequences are. you ll create an extraordinary number o
amber alert we have told but all morning long. police are still looking for 1- month-old alexis rose carlisle. we have just learned that police have located the vehicle they thought she was in and one of the adults she was with. authorities tell us they have found eric eugene black but jennifer dawn carlisle and the toddler are still missing. if you have any information in this case, call virginia state police or call 911. this is also more information on our web site, myfoxdc.com. time now to turn things over to tucker barnes. good morning. a decent friday. we have a little cloud cover out there this morning and some cold temperatures. later today, low to mid others. a little warmer than yesterday and should be plenty of sunshine here by late morning. a little cloud cover to start your day and a few showers as well south and east of the city. most of that is not touching the ground and it looks a little gloomy out there but just out to our west, out towards charlottesvil
beating victim brian stowe, the giants fan who suffered brain damage after being attacked outside dodger stadium. the family is certainly relieved the jury found stowe was in no way at fault, but the nearly $18 million judgment is only a fraction of what they say is needed to cover all of his medical bills. good evening. i m dan ashley. i m ama dates. word of the verdict spread quickly at the giants versus a s game. alan wang is live at at&t park with the story. alan? reporter: dan and ama, a lot of giants fans and players talking about the verdict. the stowe family is satisfied with the verdict because this could changing major league baseball s attitude toward ballpark security. the financial award, however, is less than half of what they sought. were any of the following negligent, los angeles dodgers, llc? yes. the jury decided the dodgers did not provide enough security at their stadium parking lot when brian stowe was beaten on opening day 2011. stowe was left
that does not belong in the super bowl. who do you think should be the halftime performer? gwar. you don t even know one of their songs. yes. would you prefer to hear torture of the pig children? over gorilla? or will they play their hit blood bath? football is a blood s is an the halftime is for minuten. it s time for the men to go to the bathroom. i don t even know what a gwar is. everybody knows that i m world s biggest back street boy f fan, right? that explains the shirt. taking inspiration from them. one back street boy is back with a vengeance. is that the title of his album? no. but nick carter has his new memoir coming out facing the music and living to talk about it. that is deep. he talks about his issues with drug addiction which he kicked after about a decade. but he brings up paris hilton. in because they dated like a year. and she sahe said she was tht influence on him ever. and everybody says duh? isn t she the one that got
Stephen Patterson, CEO of the Central Valley building supply chain, faces felony manslaughter and drunken driving charges connected to his wife’s death in a crash last August.