making news in america this morning, terror concerns at home and abroad overnight. a bulletin from the fbi and homeland security warning about the most likely threat to the homeland. plus, the worldwide travel alert from the state department. breaking overnight, a protest turning violent. people shot near a demonstration being held for the shooting of a black man by a police officer. new details coming in. caught on camera, a man dressed as darth vader robbing a tore and getting more than he bargained for. season finale on "dancing with the stars," who was sent home setting the stage for tonight's big show and the moment that moved the judges to tears.

and we do say good tuesday morning. authorities are sounding the alarm after a month of deadly terror attacks. >> growing concerns about terror organizations and their possible plans during the busy holiday week. here are new developments. a joint bulletin issued by the fbi and homeland security saying terror groups could try to replicate the effects of the paris attacks. >> the state department issuing a worldwide travel alert because of terror threats and right now the terror dragnet in brussels paralyzing them for a fourth straight day in belgium and could last another week. abc's joe ramstetter ramstette with the details. >> reporter: the state department is -- they say they're not telling americans not to travel around the world but to be vigilant. if you plan on traveling this holiday season, a new warning for you in the wake of recent deadly attacks in paris.

mali and egypt. the state department issuing a worldwide alert due to increased terrorist threats. >> we are and we continue to be and we have been concerned about copycat-like attacks. >> reporter: the state department says current information suggests isil and other terrorist groups continue to plan terrorist attacks in multiple the regions that may employ a variety of tactics using conventional and n nonconventional weapon, proof that isis is not giving up. promising attacks in this video showing images of new york city's times square, the city in turn stepping up its police presence. as this heightened alert remains global today president obama is set to meet with french president francois hollande but the french president might leave empty-handed. president is showing no signs of expanding the u.s. strategy in the middle east and now western europe even though he's under pressure to do so from france. kendis, reena, back to you. >> stephanie ramos, steph,

thanks so much. a possible new clue in the hunt for an eighth suspect in the paris attacks. >> a suicide belt turning up in the suburb of that city. did it belong to salah abdeslam, who is still on the run? authorities say his cell phone signal was pinging in the very same suburb late at night after the attacks. he was last seen in brussels, belgium. >> of course, that city which is the headquarters of nato and the european union on lockdown this morning for a fourth consecutive day. s.w.a.t. teams in masks swarming the neighborhood where that eighth suspect lived. officials imposing the highest alert because of a possible terror threat that they say, quoting here, is serious and imminent. abc's matt gutman driving along with brussels police officers seeing the city under siege. >> reporter: this whole city is on lockdown. everywhere you go you see police officers with masks, machine guns, army. >> yes. >> that will remain in place until next week but schools,

public transportation and government offices in brussels will begin to open again tomorrow. we've got breaking news that is coming in from turkey where the military says it has shot down a russian plane and now we're getting reports that russia is confirming that report. turkey says the russian jet violated its airspace near the syrian border. the early reports that we're getting say the two pilots parachuted to safety. russia, of course, has been conducting air strikes in syria since september. this morning donald trump is doubling down on his statement that he saw on television muslims in new jersey celebrating the 9/11 attacks. he says he's received hundreds of calls and tweets in recent days from people who told him that they eyewitnessed the scenes that he described and he read part of this article from "the washington post." >> in jersey city within hours of two jetliners plowing into the world trade center, law enforcement authorities detained

and questioned a number of people who were allegedly seen celebrating the attacks and holding tailgate-style -- >> "the washington post" later said that article was incorrect. ben carson, trump's main rival is backing away from claims he made earlier about muslims in new jersey celebrating. a spokesman said carson remembers news footage of groups in the middle east celebrating. the republican governor of indiana is being sued over his attempts to block syrian refugees from settling in that state. that federal lawsuit brought by the aclu, governor mike pence suspended the resettlement following the paris attacks. the lawsuits indicate it violates the equal protection clause of the constitution because indiana accepts refugees from other countries. well, breaking overnight four crew members are dead after a helicopter crash at the ft. hood range in texas. military officials say the helicopter was on a routine training mission and

investigation to determine the cause of the crash is under way. the names of the deceased have not been released. following more breaking news from minneapolis where five protesters have been shot overnight near ongoing demonstrations over the fatal shooting of a black man by police officers. the shooters were part of a white supremacist group with at least one wearing a mask when protesters tried to herd them away from the scene, the shooting broke out. none of the injuries were told to be life-threatening. 9 weather not doing favors to those flying to or from the west coast. storm system moving into california, oregon and washington. we're talking up to a foot of snow expected in the sierra nevada. more from accuweather's molly cochran. how is it looking, molly? good morning, kendis and reena. we continue to keep an eye out on the next system impacting the pac northwest bringing in heavy snow totals through wednesday night. sierra nevadas could look at 6 to 12 inches of snow. now, wednesday a very high

travel day, before the thanksgiving holiday. this red-shaded area indicating poor condition, las vegas towards the denver area, on the flip side east coast looks good to go. new york city, philadelphia, going to be warming up and expecting some sunshine. here's a look at our thanksgiving day, some soaking rain coming into the country's midsection, dallas by the time it's all said and done can be looking at 2 to 3 inches of rain, also travel plans in chicago could be looking a little hairy by thag day. kendis and reena, back to you. >> our thanks to molly at accuweather. still ahead the shoppers already camping out for black friday. and under investigation, the nfl questioning a team after a quarterback took a big hit and continued to play. plus, a child battling breast cancer. one of the youngest patients ever for this type of the disease.

more incidents of laser pointers aimed at cockpits. at least eight planes were targeted near love field in dallas sunday night. most of them were inbound southwest airlines jets. at least one pilot reported a minor eye injury. so far no arrest has been made. in texas a family of that 14-year-old texas boy whose teacher thought his homemade clock was a bomb wants $15 million and an apology for his treatment. he was arrested and suspended over that device. his treatment sparked allegations of racism because he is muslim. ahmed's family claims his reputation in the global community is now permanently damaged. >> he is forever associated with bombmaking. there's a picture out on the

web, a blog post, where somebody took osama bin laden's face off of a very famous picture of bin laden and dropped ahmed's face behind the beard. >> twitter, google, facebook all reaching out to him and president obama you'll recall invited him to the white house but the family has moved to the persian gulf since and the country of qatar which offered him generous support for his education. volkswagen is making progress toward putting the diesel emissions scandal in its rearview mirror. they have submitted proposals to federal and california regulators for fixing software that reported false results. volkswagen's ceo says it will be several months before the automaker knows who was responsible for installing that software. black friday three days away but people are already camping out to be the first in line for those deals. analysts at nerd wallet say best deals are usually electronics and point to target's 25% discount and all beats wireless

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pastor davey blackburn had left the front door unlocked when he went to the gym. amanda blackburn was 13 weeks pregnant. her 15-month-old son in the home was unharmed. police are investigating whether another man was involved. davey blackburn will talk about the arrest later this morning on "good morning america." there's also an arrest for another headline grabbing crime. this one in new orleans. peter gold was shot when he says he saw a woman being dragged down the street and stopped to help. the crimes were caught on surveillance video. gold remains in guarded condition after being shot in the stomach. the mayor says gold has a difficult recovery ahead. take a look at this. the man you see here dressed as darth vader is now charged with armed robbery and other counts after attempting a holdup at a florida convenience store. he demanded money from the clerk. you see that, the ranch dressing is what they used to fight him off, not a lightsaber. the guy was identified by a neighbor who clearly recognized his face.

well, utah couple is going public with an incredible health crisis. their 8-year-old daughter has breast cancer that started with a lump later confirmed by tests. chrissy turner is scheduled to have surgery next month. her case is being closely watched by specialists around the world. >> it is a very rare form of breast cancer that it's call ed se s secretory carcinoma. she's the youngest they had run across having this particular type of breast cancer. >> incredibly the unfortunate news this isn't the first bout of cancer. mom annette is a cervical cancer survivor. dad a "desert storm" veteran diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma. friends set up a go fund me page to help them. the nfl is looking into whether correct procedures were followed when the st. louis rams

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yards, caught by leodis mckelvin. watch, he'll fumble. loose ball recovered by johnny freeney returned the fumble five yards and lost it himself. that added to a fgcu and led to a patriots win. >> got the former sonics against the jazz, kevin durant back from injury. set to face off second quarter already, durante, worked on the three in that off time. 18 first half points. durant, russell westbrook working well fogt, back together in the third quarter and in. team likes these two on the court at once. still in the third, thunder up by many, durant crossover, throw it down, big man. good move. durant, 27 and thunder, 11-89. >> i like it when he's healthy. >> yeah, when they're both healthy they're even better. now back to international news. >> all right. something like that. up next in "the pulse," take

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♪ time now for "the pulse" and start with the real estate tv star who can thank an eagle eyed fan for saving his life. >> tarek el moussa host of "flip or flop" along with his wife christina got an e-mail from that fan after she noticed a lump on his neck. the woman is a nurse and she urged them to get it checked out. christina picks up the story. >> the nurse's name is ryan reid and we are so thankful for her. >> so glad you made it. >> you look good. >> not too bad. it's healing. >> looks really good. >> thanks to her we caught the cancer before it spread.

they removed my thyroid and i'm cancer-free. i'm officially a survivor. >> thank you so much for sending that e-mail. honestly you saved his life. >> thank you. >> truly, truly. >> incredible. >> you heard that correctly. tarek had thyroid cancer. >> and the couple says if it wasn't for ryan they probably would have waited until the lump got worse. by that time it may have spread. that is the best deal he they probably ever made. >> got to read your e-mails. next up take a look at this dress behind us. like all of them. okay, they look familiar, of course. yeah. >> and you've probably seen it before and now the dress is taking the internet by storm. it all started when one tv meteorologist shared a link to it in a facebook group for women in the profession. >> severals others starting sharing pictures of themself in the dress. looks like everyone is wearing this one. >> it's universally friendly and

the budget friendly dress, $23, i'll take one in pink, please. >> not bad. >> smart. >> well, 14-year-old from kentucky is the new rubik's cube champion. the first ever to solve it in under five seconds. lucas etter's record time, 4.9 seconds. take a look. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> boom! you can see that record time there on the clock. you saw it there. the other contestants's official competition, this was in maryland celebrated along with him. the previous record, by the way was set this past april, a sluggish, sluggish 5.25 seconds. >> here's your rubik's cube tip of the day. they say number one, the top face you got to line up all white in one row and that's how you get to the next face so the first row has to be all white in top. >> as easy as that. nour next clue -- oh, wait,

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>> ♪ >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards. it's tuesday, november 24th. here's what's coming up on "action news." three people managed to escape their burning home in the cold overnight in north philadelphia. also just days out from thanksgiving a travel warning is issued over concerns about terrorism around the globe. and it was breaking yesterday on "action news." hear from the man who encountered a wrong way driver on the highway. he walked away without a scratch. those stories and a cold start to the day and of course a check of the traffic, too. "action news" is up in two. >> ♪ rockies. some areas could get up to a foot of snow. the battle in the ballroom not yet over. it's tonight, "dancing with the stars" finale event started last night, though, with four pairs. >> the competition so strong even a perfect score was not

enough to save one couple. >> carlos and witney. >> reporter: two weeks of perfect scores was just not enough to save carlos penavega, his hip-hop inspired freestyle had cameos from his wife alexa. >> backstage the big-time rush singer thanked his pro partner witn witney. >> we came in and wanted to win but wanted to have a good time and show the world like how much love we have for everyone. i think we did that especially with our freestyle dance tonight. it was just full of life and energy and i could not be more proud of what we accomplished. ♪ you can make it right >> reporter: two other stars had perfect scores monday night including nick carter who brought the audience to its feet with his dance to his own backstreet boys hit "larger than life." ♪ my name all right >> reporter: then there's bindi irwin, the judges moved to tears by her freestyle dance. you danced from the heart.

and you touched everybody's soul. not just here but i think all over america. >> rounding out the finnell three heading into tonight, alek skarlatos, the american hero, a favorite with voters at home so who will take home the mirrorball trophy? the final night season 21 now just hours away. ♪ >> oh, they've all worked so hard. it's pretty remarkable. >> all the excitement. i was looking at this. even before the season started, the oddsmakers in vegas had bindi irwin at 4-1 odds of winning it all. they knew something that clearly we didn't. >> yeah. >> well, bindi, nick and alek are all incredible dancers, i have to say and quite a show. i look forward to that. >> have a great tuesday.

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. here's what's happening here on this tuesday november 24th. >> an attempted robbery at a fast food joint leads police from the city and temple university on hot pursuit. >> french president francois hollande plans to visit the white house to discuss the fight against isis. >> video of a serial thief snatching unopened packages in the city. >> good morning, it's 4:30. it's also really cold. it was not a fun ride in dave murphy. you've got the latest from accuweather. >> did you leave the top down. >> no, it was very cool. the one do w