anders: absolutely.still in the air -- we are still hearing about ukraine from the europeans. it is still a big issue. we are not going to forget it. nato secretary-general's have called for a stronger nato presence in the baltic countries and in the eastern european countries. we are definitely not forgetting that. meanwhile, putin is wasting money in the middle east. he is trying to protect the naval base there, and he has got to protect assad. tom: what would henry kissinger do? pro, at our as a diplomacy now is radically different from the time of dr. kissinger, or are we moved on to some new evolution? -- what wehink are seeing now is that our military is trying to balance against china as opposed to -- we are balancing against about. we are rallying the allies in europe to defend against putin. we are rallying the allies in asia to run against china. tom: thank you so much. this has been a great two days in a row. anders corr with core analytics. an update on international relations. william nyehou

rs a for instance, she grows up in ah home with her grandparents ander her mother. her grandfather come after world uptake ofne assist violence in alabama. sit out at night, and young 6-year-old rosa parks will sit with him, pushes her hand she pushes back. political life starts when she needs to she describes, first elected as she ever met and that is raymond parks as they get married in 1932 and join him organizing around the scottsborough case, and for the next 20 years she will be active, she will join the naacp in 1943 for the next ten years, leading the montgomery naacp into becoming a more activist chapter doing the registration, working on legal cases, a legal lynching cases and try to get justice for black women who have been victims of sexual violence. in 1955 rosa parks is a seasoned rebel if you will. >> host: was december 1st, 1955, the bus sitdown, what was the plan? >> it was not planned, but it was up process both in terms of her life, a culmination of many acts of rebellion. certainly montgomerie's black community is thinking about filing a suit. as

you andere counted as the person for purposes of frustrating seats in the house of representatives. thereby increasing the power of the slave states and congress. the constitution also included a fugitive slave laws. returnused to ensure the of runaway slaves. in addition, the u.s. constitution prohibited the import slaves after 1808. but the language did not refer to african. clausesusion of these in the nation's founding document is a testament to economic and political influence. moving to related document, this is the contract dust between thomas jefferson and james madison were the sale of the slave john freeman area jefferson freed him from william baker in maryland and eight or. he wouldndition that be set free after 11 years of service. he returned unsold freeman to james madison. after madison friedman did receive his freedom. the white house service. moving into the segregation era as the founding document of the naacp. disenfranchised and interracial this flag was first flown in 1920 outside the unit orders. -- headquarters. it marked every time a person was lynched. they

. >> reporter: the lawyer asking the questions, jim ander, has brought more than 50 death and injury lawsuits in window mind cases. >> how many have gone to trial? >> none. they've all settled. >> why? >> the documents and the testimony is too condemning. i don't think a manufacturer can afford to go to trial. >> reporter: the industry disputes the safety commission's accident numbers and has produced videos to show a range of safety features that it says have substantially cut the death rate, including breakaway cords and methods to keep cords out of a child's reach. there is no need to ban window >> for the 90% of american consumers who don't have small children, the corded option may make some sense. >> reporter: nancy nord is a former member of the consumer product safety commission who industry lobbyists arranged to talk with us. >> you can't have an environment, one where all risk has been eliminated. that just is a naive thing to want. >> reporter: the parents of 2-year-old matt thomas strongly disagree. >> would you like more? >> reporter: erika and steven thomas of suburban

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this is 30 year old kerr sten andere.he driver is expected in court next week. >>> no bail for the man accused of stabbing spencer stone in sacramento. stone is the man who helped stop an attack on a paris-bound train over the summer. james tranwas charged this morning on attempted murder but he did not enter a plea. prosecutors say tranrepeatedly stabbed spencer stone during a fight outside a nightclub. >>> a grim reminder of the flu season. minutes ago we got word the flu has claimed the life of a stanislaus infant. the first death was of a patient this week. both cases are grim reminders that everyone should get a flu shot. >> this year, my message is get your flu shot. it can't be as bad as last year. got to be better. i'm sure we're going to have a better match this year. and they did change the strain in the vaccine to a better match what was circulating late last year. >> health experts expect the same strain of flu as last year, so they expect this year's vaccine with that little tweaking to be exceptionally succe

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bernie anders and carly fiorina and marco rubio stopped by the secretary of state's office to file for the february vote. martin o'malley and donald trump were first to sign up yesterday. jeb bush spent the past few days in new hampshire but doesn't have his name on the ballot just yet. as the days count down to february vote, the urgency to protect the candidates is ramping up. the head of the department of homeland security announced that trump and dr. ben carson will begin receiving secret service protection as early as next week. they had requested the protection last month. >>> donald trump will be in new york hosting saturday night live but there is growing pressure for nbc to pull the plug on the presidential guest host. >> hey, hey, oh, oh donald trump has got to go. >> they should demonstrate. ratings will be higher. it will be one of the highest rated shows ever. >> of course. latino groups delivered signatures calling on the network to dump trump over his comments about mexican immigrants. nbc hasn't said whether other presidential candidates will host. last month you may re

ander: he got married raising a family. thank you for sharing your story. did you have a question? or just your own comment. caller: i just want him to be recognized. host: and he just was. thank you. how important is it for the generation whose fathers are primarily of world war ii, for them to phone internet knowledge their service? one of the comments for this generation is that the men came home and did not talk about it that much. i thinkr cassimere: they want their story told. i remember talking to professor ambrose about that. he taught two courses on the civil war and world war ii. quitember he said, i was young, and he have been a sophomore in college. as a white man, i don't think i could have fought. it's something i have thought about forever. i remember when he first broached the idea of what he called the d-day museum, and i thought that was very thoughtful. when they started doing interviews and i remember seeing a couple of african-american soldiers who came down, he reminded me they just want their stories told. they're not looking for anything else. a lot of them

alex ander peters couldn't be in a veterans day parade because it was cancelled so a nurse at a hospital had one for him. the land i love . >> julie: that is peter's nurse, carly, marching him down the hamways of elliott hospital the hamways of elliott hospital. carly put a sign on peter's back that read i am a world war ii vet. thank me for my service. >>> the ntsb is moving forward into the investigation into a sunkle cargo ship. the piece of equipment that they cannot find that could

. >> reporter: let cool ander is before whipped cream and fruit. a sweeteneding for hour holiday holidayer. i'm bri eggers, 7 news . >> anchor: an act of sport sportmanship that earned a . >> anchor: look forward to that and good evening to you everyone everyone. i'm kim khazei. >> anchor: nice to see you. we're follow breaking news coming up at 6:00. really sad story. missing two-year-old girl from hamilton has been fund alive and is reunited with her parent. there is a lot going on here. police are searching for a person of interest. someone left her there. her hair was shave. shehad a contusion on her forehead apparently. >> anchor: very disturbing but she is in the hospital alive. we're hearing from a friend of the couple who found the little . >> anchor: breaking overseas right now a deadly hostage stand standoff in mali islamic extremists storm a hotel. we just got word that an american was killed there. those stories and much more . >> anchor: we hope you join us then. >>> coming up, the latest from mali on the terror attack that left at lea

and grabbing the tipped ball ander about september this andrew luck pass. seconds later, ganeau steps up and hits the game winner from 52 yard. the panthers are 7-0 for the first time in franchise history first time in franchise history. >>> two high-flying protesters are in trouble for disrupting that game in charlotte. the demonstrators rapelled from the second deck of the stadium to display a banner. it had a message about a liquefied natural gas facility. the game was not stopped but hundreds of fans in one part of the stadium had to leave. police arrested for the demonstrators to come down and then arrested them. >>> heading out on the roads this morning, shiri and i are in close touch about foggy spots. right now volume is so light that your visibility is all right and you are very -- real lonely on the roads. 93 south wide open. only a dozen or so cars crossing the zakim bridge. live drive times. 13 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 19 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. 23 minutes on 128. if you were headed southbound from route 1 in

the government has done things that are shameful ander t torturous. donald trump, worried about being treated fairly, what is he worried about? >> it is a little bit ridiculous occur considering he is operating from a base of total unfairness, he can fund his total base, how is that fair. kennedy: it breeds its own sort of confident. >> wonderful charming classy confidence, that is what is interesting about the trump card llc, the guerrilla movement to derail his campaign, it could work. i am worried that every effort to derail him has ended up bolstering his numbers. >> a big call all networks on a conference call monday morning say, how do we treat trump he has been the most aggressive with the press. there has not been a statement since then. kennedy: we'll see. a new fox poll has hillary clinton trailing. she is awful with the press. trailing with marco rubio performing best. 50 to 42%, this is first time trump beats her but why is rubio doing so well? >> i thought for a long time that rubio would do really well, in the general election because, h

. -- trade anders transpacific partnership on the agenda. is not part of tpp. >> our relationship with china is important. we are the two largest economies in the world. it is important we focus on the opportunities we have to work together as well as the challenges we face. tpp is not standing in the way of a bilateral investment treaty. tpp is really about the relationship among the 12 countries. a mixed bag of trading activity at the moment across the asia-pacific. yvonne: a comeback coming in the regional index. i want to talk about malaysia inflation. 2.5% for the month of october, that is in line with estimates. slowest pace in four months. the ringgit surging 1.4%. we are counting down to the reopen in hong kong and china. change your alibaba strategy or face a proxy fight. star board asked yahoo! not to spin off its stake in alibaba. they are asking yahoo! to sell its search and display advertising businesses. the enterprise value is $31.2 billion but excluding alibaba and partial ownership, the core business is actually worth $2 mil

er andere is before eig here is after. it is the moonshot. that is espn, right?onnie: it has not quite happened yet. will it happen? michael nathanson say you can stay on this juggernaut you? he thinks we will all be buying individual football games, if you want. tom: there is the research on the street -- right, wrong, and always interesting, to say the least we know that willem buiter is right and wrong every once in a while. also jason furman -- dr. fuhrman, i should say. coming out of the think tanks of washington, if you will, more so than academics. an on at 9:00 this morning. ♪ francine: welcome back. you are seeing live pictures from london. , not as gorgeous as it is in new york. tom keene in new york. tom: when does the sun come out? brits love speaking about the weather, but if you realize the amount of money that house prices took over the last three years, can you imagine if we had better weather? everybody and their mother would be here. tom: that is true. you sound like gordon brown. i do not want to get into the politics of this, but i thought it

one of the things that is unique it is ander is that mobile first company.rly for the younger users, this is in the sweet spot of that business. like so many mobile businesses, the revenue is less than those on desktop. you can see the excitement about the company because you can see the numbers. in the numbers now and understand the online dating business. it is a massive business. it is a shock to me who was dating long before there was online dating. emily: ok. pg-13 take there. thank you corey. coming up, when we meet a competitor to square capitalizing on the opportunity in india. and don't miss global market strategy's david stout. more bloomberg west is next. ♪ emily: easy tap, a combination of the square and apple pay in india is experiencing rapid growth. payments provider has over $1 billion and has employed over 100,000 points of sales devices within india. joining me now, the ceo. 100,000? >> yesterday that is correct. emily: talk to me about your business. since where is the story of the day how was your company similar and different? >> similar

it's called car pooling and charging each person for gas and wear ander it." marie says "i wouldn't be open to picking up random people. the whole uber thing is pretty risky." there's a number of ways to spent on our various social media platforms. we'll read more comments at 6:00. chris, kathryn? >>> how much would you pay to be santa? >> how about $35? maybe $75? parents in one new jersey mall say that's just too much. after a backlash, the mall has agreed to drop the price and make santa free. they were charging at least $35 for a photo package to sit on santa's lap, be sarin natured by the elves, go on a virtual sleigh ride and get the checks from "shrek." believe it or not, there are just 37 days to go until christmas. >> join us this saturday for the faneuil hall tree lighting spectacular. it's live at 7:00 p.m. on wbz and on my tv 38. i don't know how much it costs to see santa normally. this is my first go at it. >> i always thought it was free to see him but you pay for the pictures maybe. that christmas tree lighting at faneuil hall will be awesome.

is with us ander luigi zingales is with us as well. you say about a with joseph stiglitz and paul turner? you cannot do that. daniel yergin is coming up on oil. we will talk to him about the prize and the quest for hydrocarbon stability. stay with us. from london and new york, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. what an interesting friday market. euro at 1.08 moments ago. the canadians lost to the pittsburgh penguins. i had a little bit to do with that as well. loonie, 132.70 4 -- 1.3274. what do you have this morning, david? stephanie: i'm sorry, you're getting me. nordstrom.ws out of we are paying attention to jcpenney today, and who better then federica marchionni? we will sit down with cisco cbo -- cisco ceo chuck robbins. lot aboutwe talk a grexit and the referendum. today we had the british bankers association saying that the u.k. needs action to keep tanks in london. -- to keep banks in london. we have a great guest in new york, adair turner. given what we know, should britain wish them the best of l

she turned herself into a full-blown tomboy and wears the patriots every day anders that her way of keeping her dad by her side at all times. i was watching the game with him. the pregame events remind this family that specialist o'brien isn't forgetten and neither are they. we are just so honored to be here we expect to see him in the clouds today. that was just one of the activities that this family was able to participate in here at gill bet stadium and what a game for them to be at just one more win for season. a report came that the pentagon paid sports teams. we asked the patriots who paid for today's events and they said they were paid for by the kraft family. >> they are designed to keep things hidden and some in cases teens are using them to sext each other. the only way some parents can cover these potentially criminal secrets. >> this is our brand new tropical dressing breaking coming up i will show anuns now your local forecast from meteorologist rob i canner and the fox 25 storm trackinger weather team. last hour or so overall nothing too spectacular about monday keep in mind w

scarlet: anders melin, thank you for joining us.xt 20 minutes, cyber monday sales are already up 18% this year. one company looking forward to record sales is wayfair. we will hear about his company's advantage over amazon. apple spends a small percentage of its revenue on r&d compared to its peers, so where are they spending its money? we will take you inside the 9.1 some guard -- sunguard deal. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to bloomberg markets. time now with the bloomberg business flash. electricity network itc is it to be exploring sale options according to people with knowledge of the matter. they also say talks are still evolving and may not lead to a gille. -- to a deal. more than 10%. that gives the company a market value of about $5.5 billion. puerto rico's governor says the island has done decide whether to skip $354 million in bond payments due tomorrow. he says they are still in negotiations with creditors. the u.s. senate judiciary committee will be holding a hearing tomorrow on the fiscal problems. the federal reserve voted

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sot trt 10 oc: starting to show geraud on cam and that of course is bad >>> going try to get better ander more consistent and do the things we did last year even better. >> and that, of course, is bad news for the rest of the nba. good evening, joining you from the comcast sportsnet newsroom. so far, the reigning mvp is playing better, if you can believe that, than last season. that's right. through ten games, stefcurry is drawing comparisons to the great michael jordan, 1995/'96 season, and with good reason. the splash brothers averaging more points, shooting a higher percentage, dropping in more threes and averaging more assists. not to mention the club unbeaten at 10-0. the squad went on to win 70 games. >>> on the ice, kicking off a six-game roady in hockeytown. taking on the red wings. first period, san jose down 1-0. joe thornton shot wide. the first score of the year, even at one apiece. later in the period, brendan gillen shot it wide. trying the wrap-around, puts it home on the second effort. sharks led 2-1. in the second, paul martin will fire from the point. the beautiful redir

anders lee, fourth of the season to tie the game at 2-2. but a few minutes later, on the power play, 4-2, the final. isles have won the last eight of the last 12. >>> west coast, devils in a late game against the canucks tonight. devils, first goal of the game. 1-0. well, schneider playing well against his former team, shutting them down so far. right now, 1-0 devils in the second. >>> after a two-week break, tonight the red bulls resumed their playoff run as they began the eastern conference championships in the first leg on the road. clashing with the columbus crew this evening, and it was a pretty awful start for the red bulls. 10 seconds in, they were already down. 1-0 crew. they then add to it late. in the 85th minute, the huge goal, because this two-game series is -- red bulls fall 2- 0. that means they need three goals next week to advance. one other note, too, girls volleyball team out on long island, winning the state championship in albany this weekend. congratulations, ladies! >> excellent. very nice. >> way to go. >> congrats to

more about that, ander on tuesday, chilly monday, and talking those numbers too coming up. >> thanks.>> breaking news from west africa. another deadly attack in mali. this time at a u.n. peace keeping base. two peacekeepers and a mission contractor or civilian are dead and at least 20 others hurt. mortar fire hit the base at 4:00 this morning our time. so far, nobody claimed responsibility. now, this attack comes over a week after gunmen, some believed linked to al qaeda, stormed a hotel in the capital killing more than a dozen people there. >>> back in the u.s., the suspected gunman in a deadly shooting and standoff in a colorado planned parenthood clinic is now in police custody. three killed including a police officer, nine others wounded. take a look. this video shows the suspect after surrendering to police in colorado springs after a five hour standoff yesterday. he's been identified as robert lewis dear of north carolina. we also know the name of the police officer killed at the scene, you saw his picture a moment ago. he is garrett swasey. five of the nine victims are police o

few hours, mainly clear skies, it will be quite chilly overnight, upper teens north on average up ander 20's along lake shores. a few upper 20's to around 30 in places like manchester and right along the coast. good part of the country enjoying seasonably cool air right now. from the plains and points east. we do get a surge of cooler air tonight, but temperatures even though they'll be cooler tomorrow will run right at the average, not only tomorrow but even into wednesday as well. the real cold stuff at upper levels is back in the west and that's where some snow continues to fly, but no precipitation here over the next couple days. clear skies tonight, lots of sunshine out there for your tuesday, and more in the way of bright skies coming in for the day on wednesday. you will notice after that clouds beginning to roll in later wednesday night, especially early on thursday, and the next system approaches for thursday afternoon. so by then we'll start to see showers on the increase, mainly after the lunch time hour and especially during the late afternoon and into thursday night, possib

. >> the prosecutor's behaviour has been very strange anderer erratic.he has engaged in conduct that known prosecutor wrote if they're seeking justice for victims. >> reporter: the prosecutor whos announced the results of three experts who have all test tied to the-- test tied to the-- testifieked to the jury that it triaz credible. >> it appears to be designed to get the public in accepting an injustice >> reporter: the prosecutor is being asked to remove them self from the case. that's all they can do besides grieve for the child. >> reporter: the family many hold another church service tomorrow morning followed by a candle light vigil in the night. they will march to the prosecutor's office on monday which they have a policy >>> are you hearing of protests tomorrow? >> we have not heard of any specific protests. the family don't want to go down that road. they want to get through the grand jury process as quickly as possible. they pointed out where a case of a grand jury came out within weeks. why is it going on for over a year now. that's their big q

. >> you get to december of 1968 and frank borman and jim lovell and bill anders have actually been trainingrst flight around the moon. >> we kind of feel that this flight set the pace to begin the in earnest our lunar landing apollo program. >> the countdown to liftoff for apollo 8 is now t-minus 50 minutes and counting. this will be the first manned flight of the saturn 5, the largest rocket man has ever built. and it has the explosive potential in its fuel of 2.5 million tons of tnt. >> broadcasting the launch of the saturn 5, i never got over it. >> we have ignition sequence. >> and i'm supposed to be talking all through this. >> the engines are on. >> it's hard to talk when you're holding your breath. >> three, two, one, zero. >>> three, two, one, zero. we have commenced -- we have liftoff. we have cleared the tower. >> oh, there's the rumble in our building. it looks good. it looks like a good flight. this building is shaking under us. our camera platform is shaking. but what a beautiful flight. >> we interrupt this program to present another in a series of onboard television transmiss

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we had mid up ander 60s. it's interesting how the climates get washed out.onies -- temperatures are cooler than in oakland. so cooler inland now than it is at the coast. that's very typical for this time of year. it is cold outside. we have clear skies. we talked about that frost advisories north and south of the area. maybe frost advisory tomorrow. it's 41 right now in nap a we talked about how cool it is. it's clear outside. it will be. when you get going tomorrow morning to school or to work, you are going to notice it. it's going to be frosty and you're going to be scraping those windshields tomorrow morning. more than likely. i just think especially those inland valleys, they're going to be in the low 30s. we could see 32 in a place like napa. 35 in santa rosa. easily near freezing outside. the winds have died down. that helps because that's what keeps it warmer. the winds die down. your bay area thursday a lot like today. not much warmer. saturday, a few clouds, a nice day like today. then sunday, this bad boy roles in and saturdays us into a pattern t

. >> prior itize it. christmas party. g ander alsoaimportant to enjoy the process of gettings things done. for example, involve your kid in the cook and bake. to ease financial stress set a holiday budget and stick to t.finally, don't feel guilty about taking a little time for yourself. >> read a book, med today quitely, go have a cup of coffee and look at the snow. anything that brings you comfort and joy. take the time to do that. >> that was frank mcgeorge reporting. experts also recommend letting government idea that everything has to be perfect. i think the list makes a lot of sense, david. >> yeah, it does. >> don't feel guilty bout enjoying our warm weather because thanksgiving felt a little bit more like christmas in south dakota. take a look at how it appeared there today. an inch and a half of snow fell covering the ground in white and just enough to make the roads slick and slippery and there was also some freezing rain. >> i don't know. i'm just not jealous bout any of those sights at all. >> no. >> i'm enjoying this mild weather, janice. >> we have had a lot of positive

. >> no, i agree with you, arou anders anderson.he additional layer you get randomly through the gate after you've gone through security in the first place does nothing to deal with the backdoor of the airplane where you have caterers and airplane cleaners and mechanics coming in without any scrutiny whatsoever. the pilot who is flying your plane has to take his shoes off and do the whole routine and the back of the airplane, they are walking in. this is clear vulnerability and it's quite obvious and no one seems to want to deal with it, maybe now. >> miles appreciate it and john, david soucie, thank you so much. just ahead, a closer look at security of the airport in question. we'll go live to sham el-sheikh and ahead, just an incredible announcement, what many thought was an unsolved murder of an illinois police officer. the crime scene was staged by the officer himself who actually shot himself. ♪ just look at those two. happy. in love. and saving so much money on their car insurance by switching to geico... well, just look at th

the 23-year-old was charged with criminal sexual acts in he was hired at the anders learning center a daycare preschool learning facility for children from 18 months to 5 years old. he is accused ever inappropriately touching a 4- year-old child at the school. he was an aide and had been employed there just eight days. november 5th. which arrested mcknight after an investigation. the school says no other children were involved. still, as you would imagine, parents are quite concerned. >> i just shock -- just shock. just like if it could happen here it could happen anywhere, because you just never thought that something like that could happen here with somebody that worked here for eight days. and he was there a total of eight days at the school. >> reporter: and that parent appearance. however, mcninth's lawyer waived his court appearance upon seeing our cameras in the courtroom. again, mcknight is being held on $250,000 bail. we're live in tuckahoe, marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. the hunt continues in brooklyn today for the gunman no a rush hour -- in a rush

police say he inappropriately touched a 4-year-old boy at the anders learning center earlier this month. he had been only working at the center for eight days when the incident occurred. >> just shocked. just -- just like if it could happen here it could happen anywhere is i think the -- general feeling. because you just never thought something like that would happen here with somebody that worked here for eight days and he was there a toe al of eight days -- total of eight days at the school. >> he was immediately fired when the allegation was made. the daycare says no other children were abused. >>> it was a secret that he says was costing him millions of dollars to keep. but today, charlie sheen decided to reveal it himself by announcing to the world that he is hiv positive. sheen is one of more than a million people in the country who are living with the virus and he's hoping his announcement will help open the door for others battling in silence. entertainment reporter sandy kenyon here with more. sandy? >> reporter: well, dave and liz, his doctor says charlie responded well to tre

. >> reporter: the driver in yesterday's crash kirsten ander check. she was a friend of robin williams. the safety project here was approved two years ago today in 2013. >> how about that? when is that work expected to again? >> reporter: no date is set for the improvements. but we did look at an old version of the sfmta's website which said that they were supposed to be finished in september 2015. so clearly, there's been some sort of delay. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> we should know in a few hours whether this years' crab season will start on time. state fish & game officials will meet in sacramento to decide whether to delay or cancel the harvest. dangerous levels of a neurotoxin are in the water. so you could get sick if you eat dungeness or rock crab. the season is supposed to start november 15. >> with the seasons the way they have been real slow we counted ongoing. >> this is normally a real exciting time of year to make money. >> for many fisherman it's half their annual income but they say maintaining public health and sa

in the last four minutes we start to see traffic fill in these lanes andering lights turned on any second now, guys. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> as the area braces for yet another chilly day. around the world, ice is melting by the second. new drone video shows arctic glaciers and the north pole ice cap retreating further than ever before. temperatures rising faster than anywhere on the planet. president obama makes a stand before leaders about climate change. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez is keeping track of this summit happening in france. already strong emotions both for and against this plan. >> climate change and in the city that is still very, very rob raw because of those terrorist attacks. you can see security very tight at that united nations cop 21 conference as it's being called in paris. large gatherings are prohibited by the state of emergency which continues and, yet, protesters did turn out. right now 170 people are under arrest or being held for questioning. in paris, those wounds of the recent terror attacks are still raw, but protesters did still

. >> her ander who nurse tried to get cpr and keep him going, but they took him away a while ago. >>sara: neighbors say the victim lived in the building with his wife and two children. police are not commenting on the man's condition. >>> 5:0 of. police in worcester say a teenager tried to run over a teenager with his car. officer jeremy smith saw 19-year-old connor davis yelling at employees at a burger king drive through window when the officer approached davis and davis is charged with assault with intent to murder a police officer and is being held until he is returned to court on monday for a dangerousness hearing. >>> a lawrence high school charges this morning after police found him with a weapon on school property. officers were investigating a possible fight between two groups in lowell and say 18-year-old bruce crispin had a gun in his pocket. when they topped crispin and friend, they found in loaded pistol on him. lowell sun said he pled not guilty to charges. crispin will be back in court november 20. >>> the fight between brothers in canton turns deadly. an hours-long