springs with more than 200,000 bucks on him. police say he took off from amarillo, texas, after grabbing money out of his armored truck and then ditching it. another case of stolen valor caught on camera. 21-year-old christian palmer noticed this guy at the fresno airport. he was wearing an army hat indoors which is against protocol. he jammed his hands inside his pocket another strike. listen to his first excuse. [inaudible] yes. you re not supposed to wear uniform [inaudible] i have nothing else that is clean. palmer and a police officer continued questioning and heard the story change pretty quickly. army uniform [inaudible] what s your [inaudible]
answer? it needs to be cold enough. i would say 2, 20 degrees. i m going with 20 or 40 dawes i think santa has had trouble with the workshop. it s a, minus 40 degrees farenheit, the average temperature for the north pole. we all went over so the price was wrong. peter was saying it was warm there. it s the north pole. some scientist came up with this. redirecting blame. there is no global warming obviously. maria molina thank you so much. we re going to switch gears with a look at more of our headlines. good morning. merry christmas eve. he s considered armed and dangerous. police in texas hunting for the drive of an armored truck who disappeared with $200,000 in cash. they ve charged trent michael cook and arrested his father for tampering with evidence. cook was supposed to meet
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police officers and prosecutors and the families of three murdered victims are all weighing in tonight after a domestic terrorist asks the governor of new york to grant her clemency. judith clark, a former member of the weather underground, is serving 75 years in prison after killing two cops and a security guard in a brinks armored truck robbery more than three decades ago. trace gallagher digs deeper in a kelly file investigation. judith clark is now 64 and is supposed to stay in prison until she s 107, which is exactly how long the victims families want her there. clark was convicted of murder in the 1981 brinks robbery, a $1.6 million heist that left two police officers and an armored guard dead. clark, who once belonged to the radical 1960s group, the weather underground, which advocated violence against the government, drove one of the getaway cars in
where the concrete dropped off by 20 to 30 feet. people should be concerned with their well-being. it s not a safe place to be at the best of times, particularly not in the pitch black of night. but these fires continuing to burn. ambulances in the background and riot police far from the occasional armored truck we re seeing moving back into the corner of this square. all right. and the prime minister has said today even, those that want to continue with the incidents, i say it s over. we won t show anymore tolerance. is he making good on that promise, nick? he has always threatened that his patience is wearing thin. we saw that this morning. the question really is what s the plan? they can do this all night. they can continue. you have seen other protests, i m sure yourself. the police have a plan, they capture territory, they arrest people, they hold it. this is a strange routine where protesters are pushed back by