outside where there's a sizable police search going on by troopers lining the woods. now it was yesterday that police discovered the body of 83-year-old lois collie. the manner of death considered a homicide. though no specific cause of death given. the state police have been combing the woods near the property. the edge of the property. which is right by the titic us reservoir, a police helicopter has been covering the area as well hoe flying. no -- low flying as well. now lois is married to eugene collie. he is one of the biggest owners of mcdonald's properties in the country. it's blocked off by police vehicles and numerous investigators roaming the compound and as you can tell, the search continuing for evidence in this apparent homicide. details expected a little bit later on when state police hold a briefing. for now that's the latest in north salem, marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> marcus thank you. and right now wave of from tests for higher pay stretching from downtown brooklyn to a

rally in harlem. thousands of workers and supporters have hit the street to make their voices heard. they say that they deserve to make $15 an hour. political reporter dave evans joining us live from the demonstration in harlem. >> reporter: lori when the movement began two years ago, no one thought that $15 an hour minimum wage could become the norm in system places. it has in seattle and san francisco and eventually will for fast food workers in new york state and new york state. now the protesters here on 125th street and harlem right now, they say they're fighting for the rest of the country. [ chanting ] this morning, a nationwide fast food protest in 270 cities across america. came to harlem. and marched up adam clayton powell boulevard, marchers even

>> $8.75, $15 an hour would definitely would definitely help me with the cost of living. >> reporter: the goal is to make $15 an hour the minimum wage for everyone across the country and they want that as part of the national discussion in the ongoing presidential election. >> we okay if we going for president or local dogcatcher, you are not getting into office unless you're with child care and $15 and union rights for everybody in the united states. >> reporter: the day of protests actually began at 6:00 this morning in brooklyn. governor cuomo already signed off an $15 an hour for fast food workers. phased in over the next six years. he and the mayor now want that for everyone. >> this being america we believe in, when someone works all day long and still can't get by. no, we deserve better. working people deserve better, the fight for 15 is working and it is succeeding. >> reporter: well, there are three protests scheduled in new york city today.

the one going on here in harlem right now. and then one this afternoon at about 4:30 in the financial district. governor cuomo will be there this afternoon: for the now reporting live from harlem, dave evans, channel 7 eyewitness news. police have identified a suspect wanted in connection with a shooting near p.m. station that left a man dead. investigators believe 27-year- old vincent arcona told the victims they couldn't sell drugs inside a mcdonald's. police believe he lured them into a subway station on 35th street and 8th avenue and that's when a second suspect came up from behind the victims and began shooting. 43-year-old angel quinones was killed and two other men were wounded. a developing story in new jersey and firefighters continue to battle a fire that has been burning now for 13 hours straight. at an abandoned armory in pat person. that -- paterson. the fire started in the basement of the building and forced schools to close. new jersey reporter toni yates

is live now on the scene. >> reporter: hi lori you know they've been hitting this fire with water, now you can see those water towers -- ladders, they have them stationed around this building. they've been going at it for more than ten hours now. trying to make sure they get this fire completely out. it's taken seven alarms and 100 firefighters to tackle what was an immense blaze that began in the basement of the armory at 11:00 last night. >> on arrival. companies entered the structure and tried to make an interior attack. encountered heavy fire in the basement area and that went in about 200 feet and then saw it collapsing in around them and got really hot. they had to withdraw. >> reporter: even nine hours after the fire started, peeks inside the huge 100-year-old building show fire still burning. contained but not under control. >> here we are now, whatever -- how many hours later on seven alarm fire.

>> reporter: six schools in the area are closed and several homes near the armory were evacuated for safety reasons. the fire, the smoke and the possibility of toxic fumes from asbestos. >> pretty much looked like it was under control. until we woke up this morning and seen the blaze coming from the roof. the whole top of this thing was on fire. >> reporter: back live now. there's still as you can see pumping water into that building trying the make sure the hot spots and flames are out. this building used to belong to the national guard and has basically sat empty for decades now. it is a city property. they had plans to try to make it a recreational center at one point but that didn't pan out. and right now, no word on what caused this fire that started in the basement. 11:00 last night. as you can see hundreds of firefighters still at it. for now we are live here in paterson, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you. police in newark are investigating dead body found in a garage. the body was discovered inside

the garage at 11th street and madison avenue. neighbors called police because of smell coming from the site. so far the person has not been identified. and an autopsy they hope will determine the exact cause of death. a developing story to bring you now. a break in the biggest theft ever of customer data from a bank. federal prosecutors in new york say they will announce charges against three people responsible for the breach of data at jpmorgan. investigators say the two israeli citizens and one american citizen were part of schemes involving stocks and unlicensed money transfers. information about 83 million people and businesses were compromised. well, former new york state assemblyman lopez has died at age of 74. the brooklyn native died at memorial sloan-kettering hospital last night. he was a powerful political figure in albany until a sexual harassment scandal involving two female staffers forced him

funeral arkments for -- arrangements for mr. lopez are still being made. after a 50 year old man became the 12th pedestrian killed by a car in new york city since october 31st. surveillance sid joe shows the moments before a nissan slammed into a man talking on his cell brooklyn yesterday. the driver and a 3-year-old stage condition. no charges have been filed. turn now to the weather. and you are going to need the umbrellas handy as a storm system system moving through the area. and as we take a live look outside, finally beginning to feel like november. let's check in with meteorologist bill evans. bill? >> well it's feeling wet and damp. that's for sure. ling and we're looking at temperatures -- and we're looking at temperatures right now right at 56-degrees and that's the normal high temperature for this time of the year. and get a little warmer this afternoon and we'll approach 60. and we are looking at some wind out there. with that rain that makes it a lit built you know -- little bit you know kind of damp and uncomfortable because they're

blowing the rain arnold. you need all -- around. you need all the gear, the showers from the south and heavier rain has been eastward acrossfire island here and suffolk county. across montauk highway a more moderate shower or two and then this low cutting up into the western part of the state. a few more showers this evening. but so far, the park is reporting .12 just over a tenth and look at toms river over an inch so far and that's where sort of that path has been out east where there's .2 of rain out toward islip. so you see, south another inch of rain a quarter inch to inch of rain out of this and about a half inch to .75 of rain. our futurecast is showing the higher amounts out toward the east by 7:00 this evening there'll be a few showers around. some heavier showers overnight after midnight tonight and then you see this band for the commute tomorrow morning making its way out on veterans day and there might be brightening in the skies but by 5:00 by the time the sun sets it looks like you know we could be out of the

but it looks like sunshine and clouds will return after thursday for the weekend. which we'll talk about in your accuweather seven day forecast coming up in just a moment. keep the rain gear handy for the rest of the day and tonight. back to you guys, lori, david? the jury in the so-called heist trial resumed deliberations this morning. vincent asaro is accused of planning the 1978 heist of cash and jewels from a lufthansa cargo terminal at kennedy airport. he's also charged with arson, murder, extortion, and other crimes. 80-year-old faces life in prison if he's convicted. russia is suspending all flights to egypt in response to security concerns following the crash of a russian jet in the sinai desert. there has been no confirmation of suspicions that a bomb brought down the jet killing all 224 people on board. but russia is joining other countries with concerns about security at egypt's airports. now russian official says the flight ban could last several months.

new at noon, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu visiting washington and addressing thousands of jewish community leaders. now this is all part of the jewish federation of north america's general assembly. it follows netanyahu's meeting yesterday with the president to discuss topics including concerns over the palestinian authority in iran, nuclear agreement. and also an eyewitness news exclusive, a woman now missing four weeks and her husband under investigation. now speaks out for the first time. also dramatic video, a driver

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>> thank you. >> perfect. >> okay. >> great. >> you nailed it. couldn't have been said better. >> okay. excellent. >> mountains you know have like a cone shape so the wind comes up the mountain and the moisture comes cup the cloud -- up and the clouds make like a dome. >> that's it. >> otherwise, they're made by ufos. >> it's one of the other -- or the other. either way you were right. it's raining and going to rain here for the afternoon and want to show you a few pictures that folks send us on twitter of this sun dog we had roaming around yesterday. that's where the high -- thanks from louis. high thin clouds yesterday from bringing us rain today. from the rain today this is all were there. and then here's this photo. >> that's the ufo. >> no question about it. smiling at us. universe. >> yes absolutely the aliens love us and so they're smiling at us from outer space. little bit of some moisture. the sun rays bend through there and make ha rainbow. what a nice time it would be if we had a rainbow right now but

over goth amount. low clouds and fog and rain. 56 degrees and 93% the humidity. east wind at 9 gusting up to 21. that keeps kind of the rain blowing arnold. you need a raincoat for the afternoon and the pressure continues to fall. normal high is 56. the park's had just about .1 of rain. and that's not much of a sunset coming your way. it's breezy with rain at times through tonight. murky morning tomorrow with a shower and clouds linger through the day maybe brightening of skies on veterans day. a little rain on thursday, not much. should be good weather for football thursday night and then seasonal temperatures, normal temperatures for the weekend. visibility is four miles at the park and jfk has a ten mile visibility. not bad and vicinities are not reduced too bad. you see white plains there is reporting unlimited visibilitiment even with the rain and the low clouds. the visibilities at the surface are pretty good. 53 at caramel and kingston and around pro ken ski, got the

northeast wind flow in here. 17 miles an hour right around flushing and laguardia. 13 miles per hour. 16 belmar. that's coming in this way. the rain coming up this way. so we just going to blanket the cloud cover with rain. and so the rain showers have been little more moderate out her across the great south bay and taconic bay and shelter island the north and south port there. and there'll be a few more showers to come up with off and on through the evening hours and as you can see toms river reporting every on inch of rain -- over an inch of rain there. the more age keepings coming you up south and north and there could be a quarter inch here and about three quarters of an inch south of that. more of the rain in tonight developing on the futurecast and that's where some of the rainfall amounts could be heavy in feral field county. in -- fair field county. rockland, westchester county tonight. then we see the sunshine returning as we get to friday. thursday there'll be a shower or two around. that leaves. but the rainfall amounts are going to be right around .3 so maybe another .3 to an inch around.

so cloudy and breezy. occasional rain this evening and even into tonight. and we'll have this rain at times. overnight there'll be some showers and tomorrow morning there'll be a shower. then it's cloudy on veterans day. maybe some brightening of the skies late in the day towards sunset but that's at 5:45 and skies got to clear out tomorrow night. but that will be after the sun sets. so we're looking at a nice day on friday and the weekend looks great. couple of showers on thursday, then there's the big football game at metlife stadium thursday night. if you didn't know it's the buffalo bills playing. >> a throwdown. >> oh yes it. >> considering their new coach. >> the new coach -- the guy who broke gee know's jaw, the quarterback, now plays for the buffalo bills. he made him captain. >> i know. oh, yeah. >> going to be a locker room banter over that. all right bill thanks a lot. can't wait. well, looking for healthy snacks. we're going to tell you why

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a controversial arrest. a car heads straight towards a police officer, and a bartender's life-saving leap just some of the stories we

caught on camera and caught our attention. we're going to begin with the disturbing video showing police officers using force while responding to a noise complaint in alabama. watch as the officers barge into an apartment in tuscaloosa and pull two students outside. the students are shoved to the ground and then tased. another officer uses what appears to be a baton as well. when all is done, three students were arrested. but after the chief of that police force watched the video, he placed the three officers on paid administrate e live pending the outcome of a full investigation. video just released by police in sand springs, oklahoma capture an officer's close call. the police were chasing dakar suspected of being stolen when the driver turns around and comes tight at the officer. the officer yells pulls out his gun and fires at the car. but it's still ramming right into the patrol car. it's so frightening but despite the gunfire and the head-on crash, you see on video, no one was seriously hurt. in the end, the woman taken into custody.

a hamburger in a california bar and the manager literally leaps to his rescue. he hops over it and does the heimlich maneuver and continues until piece of food is dislodged. just amazing a great reminder for all of us. the customer doing just fine. thanks to that manager. good stuff there lori. >> we have some quick moves there. all right, well much more news ahead in our next half hour, a woman vanishes on long island. police are eyeing her husband in the case and now, he's talking exclusively to eyewitness news. >> plus, a new report about -- another laser being pointed at

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we continue to follow breaking news, the body of an 83-year-old woman was found in north salem and police are calling her death suspicious. police say the victim lois colley is well-known in the community. she was found dead at her estate. a seven alarm fire ripped through an abandoned armly in paterson overnight. it's now under control and nobody was hurt but a high school, four elementary schools and a pre-k school were closed today because of the fire. a rally underway in harlem. thousands of fast food workers and supporters are protesting the minimum wage. it's one of the many protests in the past several months.

the demonstrators say they deserve $15 an hour. hello again, i'm david novarro. >> and i'm lori stokes in for shirleen allicot. we are going to start the half hour with an eyewitness news exclusive in the disappearance of a long island woman. >> police have been questioning her husband. now he's talking to eyewitness news and saying he's innocent. long island reporter kristin thorne is live in south hampton with this exclusive. kristin? >> reporter: dave, carlos aucapina remained quiet about his wife's disappearance until now. he says everyone has been pointing the finger at him with it. he says he absolutely had nothing to do with his wife's disappearance. he spoke with me exclusively at his attorney's office here in south hampton just a short time ago. he says his wife of 21 years, lilia aucapina had obtained an order of protection against him just a few days before she disappeared. that order of protection allowed him to see her, allowed him to go to their house, he just was not allowed to spend

the night there. lilia aucapina 40 years old, mother of two, last seen saturday, october 10th at 9:30 in the morning in east hampton. there was an intense search to try to find her. i mean we're talking k-9 units and aviation units that began about 12 hours after she was last seen and continued for several days. her car was found in her driveway with her purse in it. but her cell phone missing. aucapina believes she is alive and want hearse to come home. -- wants her to come home. >> i hope that she's okay. that's my -- prayers. that's my willing. that's my wishes. she's okay. whatever she is, just we want to know that she's okay. so everybody can be more peaceful. >> reporter: aucapina's says voluntarily submitted to a polygraph test with police yesterday. those results should be back later on today. we're live in south hampton, i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. chris thin thank you.

jet coming in for a landing at laguardia airport reports someone pointing a laser at the plane. the faa is investigating and says the green laser was aimed from fort lee last night. the spirit airlines cockpit crew experienced the problem on a flight coming in from chicago o'hare at about 10:00. fortunately though, no one was injured and the plane landed safely. two defendants in the george washington bridge lane closure scandal will file motions in federal court today. governor christie's former deputy chief of staff kelly and post-- port authority official bill baroney are charged with crimes including conspiracy, fraud and civil rights violations. they're accused of causing traffic jams to punish fort lee's mayor for not endorsing christie for re-election in 2013. now to vote 2016. the eight major republican candidates saddle up for another presidential debate tonight. now it kicks off at 9:00 p.m. this evening in milwaukee.

qualify for the main debate. and in the meantime, a new poll shows ben carson with a narrow 24% to 23% lead over donald trump. they are followed by rubio at 12% and ted cruz and jeb bush at 8% each. well, now on to that major doping scandal that has russia on the defense. and it could have an impact on the upcoming olympics. russia is denying allegations of state sponsored cheating and corruption. but a new report is crying foul. abc's elizabeth hur has the story. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. the agency in charge of the investigation is not only claiming the russian government cheated, they are also recommending lifetime bans for the athletes they say were involved. allegations of doping, cheating, and bribing according to russian president vladimir putin are quote unfounded. putin firing back at the scathing report that russian

drugs in the 2012 olympics. sweeping all the races including the women's 800 meters. >> this is one of the biggest scandals to rock international sport in quite some time. >> reporter: despite russian denials, the world amendment doping agency says -- anti- doping agency says its investigation revealed that the abuse was systemic. they helped stage a cover-up. >> it's worse than we thought. unlike other forms of corruption, affecting the results on the -- field of play. >> reporter: the agency is now demanding that the russians be stripped of all their medals. >> i'm hoping we're going to see the medals that our owed to me. >> reporter: which could mean american athletes could earn a bronze medal. >> sometimes you wonder like why are you crying and it's just such natural human emotion to just feel like a loss. >> reporter: in addition if agency is calling for russia to be banned from international games including next year's rio olympics. that's not all. sources say criminal

launched and fifa says it is now closely monitoring the situation as russia is set to host the 2018 soccer world cup. the international olympics committee has the final say and for now they gave russia until friday to respond. stressing the committee has a zero tolerance policy, i'm elizabeth hur for channel 7 eyewitness news. >> and gunfire wounded two 18- year-olds in a packed bronx deli. and the shooting was caught on camera. store video shows the crowd scatter as the gunman fires from the deli door. a baby is abandoned. people dive for cover. and one victim falls behind the deli counter. the two wounded teens are expected to recover. and it's not even clear if they were the intended targets. police are still looking for the gunman. police have caught the third suspect who they say ran from a police involved shooting in bedford-stuyvesant and he's just 150 years old. -- he's just 15 years old.

they stole from a plains clothes detective who then drew his gun and shot one suspect who was pointing a gun at him. they face robbery and grand larceny and weapons charges and again the ages range from 15 to 20 years old. turn now to meteorologist bill evans. >> yes, he has the afterschool accuweather forecast. and well, it is very rainy as we go into the afterschool hours. >> a lot of afterschool sports have been canceled and some will keep going. they always play lacrosse and football in the rain for some reason. want to be aware there'll be sprinkles and showers through the rest of the afternoon. and into tonight. it's not drenching flooding rains but it is rain through the evening and into tonight and after school kids. at the bus stop, just take your time and be very careful and watch out for the kids the bus stop parents and teachers and superintendents athletic directors all that kind of stuff. evening and into tonight. tomorrow. that's and the weekend too looking really good if your accuweather forecast. -- in your accuweather forecast, that is in a couple david. speaking of kids, we're talking about finding healthy snacks for kids.

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well, a new report is pointing out some problems with long island railroad's lost and found operation. the mta inspector general's report cited the lost and found for lax security, poor organization, and inadequate recordkeeping. it says many problems are due

to the office's practice of keeping isle tells longer than require -- ape tells longer than requiredpy -- items longer than required by law. the lost and found received more than 15,000 items in 2013. it says about 60% of them were returned. meanwhile, active and retired members of the military will get free new jersey transit rides on very day. they will -- veterans day. they will be able to use trains and buses and lightrail for free all day tomorrow by using a valid military id. new jersey transit's executive director says it's a privilege to salute the nation's veterans. a person of interest is in an attack on a judge is now in custody. the arrest was made in houston on an unrelated charge. someone shot judge julie kocurek as she got out of her car at her home in austin on friday. she wasn't hit. but she was injured by shrapnel and broken glass. investigators believe she was targeted. "rolling stone" magazine now facing a $25 million lawsuit over a controversial

on a rape at the university of virginia. the piece examined what was supposed to be the school's callous response to a 2012 sex assault at a frat house. well, a review by police and other journalism organizations found no evidence of an attack. mayor of mississippi city where a drainage structure collapsed swallowing more than a dozen seeks now declaring a of emergency there. -- state of emergency there. the gives the city the quick financial resources to remove the 14 vehicles and hire the this. no one was hurt in the collapse outside on ihop restaurant. but it remains a dangerous situation with the hole 30 feet wide and 360 feet long. it follows a culvert that channels water to a creek. a boy got the thrill of his game. colin toller's father promised to take him to a carolina panthers' game but he never did because he died unexpectedly. friends of the family gave

tickets to see them. colin's day got a whole lot better when cam newton scored a touchdown in the second quarter. and began walking toward him. >> like oh gosh, oh gosh, am i -- am i going to be on tv? i'm like jumping up and down, like yeah. >> already been on the fan cam, then you got the ball. i said that's my grandson too. what a day he's having. >> with you, well newtonn't -- wow. well newton decided give him the ball. it was spontaneous. colin says that fans also went out of their way to make his day special. he says that he cannot wait until his next game. >> and you know people in -- first heard about this story when cam was trying the get that football. -- to get that football. and julius peppers was playing like you can't have it and threw the ball to the ground and newton ran over and got that ball and gave it to the young boy. >> not knowing -- >> it's a whole back story. one of the hot shared stories

right now on social media. >> miracle. very special. well, general mills on the defense. cheerios with protein. may be in your pantry but now a misleading. >> a dive team trying to kill some time at an airport.

try pero well, now to general mills product called cheerios protein. now one group says it may not would think. and it's packed with sugar. abc's jim avila has the story. >> power up with the cheerios protein. >> reporter: something new on cheerios. in big bold letters. >> oh high in protein. >> reporter: but according to the food watchdog the center for science and the public interest, cheerios undercuts its healthful reputation by marketing this new cereal as

packed with protein. when according to a just filed lawsuit, it's actually packed with sugar. >> you're getting a little more protein but it's not worth the price of four teaspoons more sugar. >> reporter: here's the numbers according to cspi. for the same 200-calories regular cheerios has six grams of protein. cheerios protein just a smidgen more. 6.7 grams. but look at the sugar breakdown we found. that same 200-calories of regular cheerios just two grams of sugar. while cheerios protein oats and honey has a whopping 16 grams of sugar. in fact, this cheerios variety has more sugar than every other cheerios on the market. more than frosted cheerios, fruity cheerios, even chocolate cheerios. >> people are being cheated. not only is general mills giving you so much more sugar, they're also charging you more for this product. >> reporter: general mills told

us in a statement -- cheerios protein is accurately labeled. and equal amount of cheerios protein contains 18% more protein by weight than original cheerios. and they did not respond to repeated questions about the amount of sugar. >> well, that was jim laugh reporting, and -- jim avila reporting, and that food watchdog is asking for unspecified damages in the lawsuit and for cheerios to new product. so -- lot of people thinking you know -- might be surprised when you hear about this out. this story, many teens dream of working for nasa one day. >> and for one 17-year-old that dream already a reality. calvin is nearly done with his masters degree in cyber security. now while kids his age may be playing video games, californian teen works with engineers on simulations to keep airplanes and drones safe during flights. the secret to his success? >> i don't often compare myself

with others. i just try to be the best that i can be. >> well, moshe also claims he's just like any other teenager. saying that he enjoys superhero movies and martial arts. so what's next for this young genius? a ph.d. and maybe an mba to start his own business. >> he's not like any teen i knew growing up. >> no not like any other teen now. >> but he's humble and he's smart. amazing. >> good for him. yeah, he's not like my son you know, who's -- asked me for money to decorate his dorm room. that's -- i said -- >> that's what kids do. >> that's what -- yes. >> yes, yes, not all -- nasa science. >> exactly. a whole nother -- >> lower your expectations a little. >> work for nasa. then you can decorate your room. here's what's going on. we have fog and clouds and this is the camera in astoria looking south here at noontime.

you can see roosevelt isolate. s in distance cost -- in the distance. it's on the left side. the power plant and 59th street bridge and right there you can see that socrates scup secure park which actually along with many of the parks this is kind of a nice little day for that. a little shower, it's quiet. it's -- you can find a little solace working through the parks today like central park. 56-degrees the high humidity and the wind is east at 9 gusting up to 2 is. but kind of a light to moderate rain. instead of downpour and lightning and rains. it's been kind of quiet. one of the great sleeping-type rains. 59 around newark with th9 to 10 to 17-mile an hour wind here coming out of the northeast rather can that's the wind coming off the atlantic off long island sound. while the rain is coming up from this low out of the south. you get rid of the blanketing coverage where you get rain coming up and clouds over that. and some of the rain right here along the l.i.e. right out to riverhead. and headed up here toward the northern state is a little bit

northeastly just showers -- mostly just showers and off and on rain through the afternoon and evening which is much- needed rain that we need. tomorrow 61. a slow start with the rain. at least brightening of skies and then you see as all of this moves through the area with this front, there's a period of rain on thursday but this gets out of the way. this front pushing through the area thursday night and gives us some great weather for the weekend. still occasional rain off and on through the afternoon and into tonight rain at times and even maybe a leftover shower tomorrow morning and on veterans day. cloudy skies and right at 60 degrees. then we're looking at a period of rain a shower or two on thursday. that gets out of the way just in time for the big rumble at metlife stadium. the bills and the jets. that will be just fine. and then the front moves through thursday night and makes for a great weekend. with lots of sunshine. >> cool. army -- west point. >> the black nights of west point play tulane on saturday. i'm going to go that game. >> island love to go to west point.

we jus talked act chi owes being questioned on their new product, well a new study says parents are being manipulated. dartmouth university researchers looked at a tv commercial for packaged foods and drinks and they concluded that 25 of the 51 food products intended for children were also advertised specifically to parents. well, why? because they have the money. previous research found processed snacks do not meet federal health standards. something to remember. outrage on social media this afternoon. what a mcdonald's worker did to a homeless man in the drive- thru that has people calling for him to be fired. >> we're going to be right back first. here's a look at what's coming up next on "the chew." >> hey david and shirleen. today we're making the ultimate affordable apps for your thanksgiving. carla and mario are turning the same ingredients into two

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well, the feed, to t stories that got their start on social media and now getting share asked retweeted across the social media universe. and outrage over the mistreatment of what appears to be a homeless man is heating up the feeds. the youtube post of a man clearly down on his luck getting shared again and again after the man was lured into the offer by in man right here of having a mcdonald's hamburger only to have a drink tossed into his face. a lot of anger is directed at the guy. as many say it is important to stand up against hurtful acts like this. no word yet if the mcdonald -- going to take action in any of this. swim and dive team members from the university of louisville found a creative way to kill a little bit of time while they're waiting for a flight and it's gone viral. they used the moving walkway at raleigh durham international airport to simulate rowing over the weekend. since then the video posted on facebook by the team captain appropriately called airport shenanigans has received more

my son -- . >> i like that. >> nice backstroke. [ laughter ] >> great form. great form. >> just don't do this at laguardia. >> by the way that bar filthy. so -- >> that's why i said. >> disgusted and watching it at the same time. >> the kids are not thinking like that. that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news, i'm david novarro. >> and i'm lori stokes, make sure you're back here the

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