his side, he was 74 years old. you are watching fox t.v. i m todd piro. carley: i m carley shimkus. i was looking up information on meatloaf, one of the best-selling artists of all time and sold worldwide 80 million records. his first album bat out of hell, can you believe this, still sells 200,000 copies annually, in movies like rocky horror picture show and fight club, and i was working on my first job and i was don imus s assistant and he was a guest two times. had a big smile throughout the interview. sometimes celebrities would be nice to don imus and not nice to the bottom-tier people like me. he was the exact opposite, such a sweet man. i m so sad to hear he died at 74 years old. he did die with his wife by his side. if have you to die issue at least you have your family with you. todd: we highlighted how his career spanned generations. he was an icon in the 70s. i have to bring up, in jersey, whenever paradise on the dashboard comes on, guyos one side and the
encounter. it wasn t just santa who visited this florida family. what provoked this bear to do some of his own breaking and entering? good morning. also coming up this morning, big, new developments in that massive target data breach. the company saying, yes, some debit card p.i.n. numbers were stolen. target insists customers shouldn t be worried. but some experts we ve been speaking with, not so sure. it s a huge deal. the second-largest data breach in retail history. 40 million customers. on a lighter note, i guess. we ll introduce you to this beautiful ultimate fighting star, defending her title tonight, after appearing in not one, but two hollywood blockbuster movies. we begin with more nasty weather this weekend. and all of the new year s eve revelers who will be slivering. we have bill evans, from wabc, right next door, here with us. we re looking at very cold air, now surging back into the northern portion of the country here. it s going to be coming up around
it wasn t just santa who visited this florida family. he s a big one. what provoked this bear to do some of his own breaking and entering? good morning. also coming up this morning, big, new developments in that massive target data breach. the company pulling an about-face and admitting that yes, some debit card p.i.n. numbers were stolen. target insists customers shouldn t be worried. but some experts we ve been speaking with, not so sure. it s turning into a huge deal. the second-largest data breach in retail history. affecting 40 million customers. also ahead, on a lighter note, i guess. we ll introduce you to this beautiful ultimate fighting star, defending her title tonight, after appearing in not one, but two hollywood blockbuster movies. that s all coming up ahead. we begin with more nasty weather this weekend. and all of the new year s eve revelers who will be shivering in the cold around the country. we have bill evans, from wabc, right next door, here wi
good morning, america. this morning, winter blast. a one-two punch, about to hit millions of americans. an arctic express, with temperatures of 40 below zero. and a rain and snowstorm moves in. on the run. leading police on a chase of a cross-country trek. where could they be headed next? ducks in a row. breaking overnight, after suspending the patriarch and star of duck dynasty, for offensive comments, what made a&e change course overnight about phil robertson? that is how you carve a pumpkin. and christmas close encounter. it wasn t just santa who visited this florida family. what provoked this bear to do some of his own breaking and entering? good morning. also coming up this morning, big, new developments in that massive target data breach. the company saying, yes, some debit card p.i.n. numbers were stolen. target insists customers shouldn t be worried. but some experts we ve been speaking with, not so sure. it s a huge deal. the second-largest data breach
iraq, afghanistan we have to think of the consequences of inaction. it could have been tony blair 11 years ago. we will confront the terrorists who put our way of life at risk. no one is under this is not the stuff of that air strikes alone will destroy isil. this is about psych pathic terrorists that are trying to kill us. something that should be unremarkable happened today in the united kingdom. for nearly the entire day, elected officials in the british parliament had a debate over its country s military action against isis in iraq before the military did anything. as a part of this democratic procedure, the prime minister opened the debate to make the case for air strikes. i believe, mr. speaker, it is also our duty to take part. this international operation is about protecting our people, too. and protecting the streets of britain should not be a task that we are prepared to entirely subcontract to other air forces of other countries. it is rig