washington argued countries cannot claim the territorial waters surrounding manmade features. >>> japan's defense minister gen nakatani will continue to monitor china's actions after one of the naval vessels was spotted close to the senkaku islands. the japanese government maintains the islands in the east china sea are an inherent part of japan's territory. japan controls the islands. china and taiwan claim them. japanese defense officials said that an intelligence-gathering chinese navy ship was seen in islands from wednesday through thursday. they say the ship came within 44 kilometers of the islands. they said that it is rare for chinese navy vessels to sail so close to the senkakus. nakatani said he felt it was important to publicize the incident. >> translator: the vessel's actions were unusual. it sailed back and forth from west to east all day. we were closely monitoring its activities. i thought we needed to reveal the facts to people around the world. >> nakatani said the chinese military has rapidly increased training and intelligence gathering missions and will likely expand s

at least not a manmade one. >> that's the one night when you have the plane cutting across the bottom -- the middle light and the bottom light. there's airplanes along with them. look at that. look at that. there's airplanes with them. yeah. but the size of it compared to the commercial airliner that was cutting through, it's huge. it's big. it's big. >> we're talking something, you know, just shy of a mile. so something very, very large moving about with impunity and making no sound whatsoever. >> i see. i got one minute left on the tape. >> many have tried to explain the tinley park lights, but years later the mystery remains. >> what happens if it's something bad? >> the weathermen's favorite one is it's the aurora borealis. the aurora borealis is, of course, an array of fast-moving brilliant colored illuminations throughout the sky. not lights that stay in the atmosphere. >> there are chinese lanterns. you would see it flickering or just moving with the wind. this didn't move with the wind. >> it's not a plane, it's not a helicopter. flares, no, because we would have seen smoke. t

warship sailed within a few hours of one of beijing's manmade islands. china is clinging to its territory. >>> harry fawcett is in the summit talks in seoul, south korea. what is the most pressing issue there? >> well, as far as the south koreans are concerned, the key interest is prime minister shinzo abe is in town, he'll stay for a second day and hold his first face-to-face bilateral summit with president of south korea. since both of these leaders came into office in the answered of 2012 and in the beginning o of 2013, they have had an incredibly frosty relationship. there has been real deterioration in relations between tokyo and seoul large ly over issues of history. prime minister is trying to put something of a gloss over actions during it's colonial period, the issue of comfort women who were induced, tricked, enslaved as they say in south korea, in providing sexual services for japan's military. they want a more sincere repentance over that than has been made so far. >> is there any possibility of some kind of trade deal enhanced trade agreemen

. >> coming all new the a 6:00 the mistake a local manmade on social media that could actually save his wife's live. how a random connection is lea leading to a potentially live-saving surgery. ♪ >>> water main break in north jersey behind some big problems tonight. it's not getting fixed any time soon. officials in hoboken say a 36-inch water main broke last night. now it is of course a main feed that moves water from jersey city into hoboken. suez water north jersey says residents should definitely boil water before drinking it and to expect low water pressure. crews say it could be days before things get back to norm normal. >>> now to northeast philadelphia where a suspected drunk driver crashed into a philadelphia police cruiser on interstate 95. it happened around 2:20 this morning on the southbound lanes. state police say a man driving a black suv slammed into the rear of the patrol car. no officers were in the car at the time of the crash. speaking of driving/big changes happening on columbus boulevard. there are now more options for drivers to turn off the street. start dag, ro

armed police -- the summit is looking for an ambitious global deal to reduce manmade emissions blamed for global warming and president obama is in paris tonight. he actually made a stop at the bataclan after he arrived. he and at the friend president placed flowers at the deadly attack. also attending jerry brown, bash boxer. >> we had a freezing cold morning and the worst might be over but there's more to come. meteorologist drew tuma has more on that. >> this morning, many cities fell below that freezing mark with a number some locations starting off in the teens. lake port. another freeze warning in effect overnight but i am tracking mild air on the doorstep and the next significant storm. >> see you in a few. harrowing moments captured on video. alert neighbors noticed something strange on a train track floor their house. their reaction made the difference between life and death. >> the baby is still alive. >> so many of you were touched by the story. neighbors in southern california react officer a newborn is found buried alive. how two women on a walk saved the child's ono off-d

even if we were to say yes, it's real, it's manmade, it doesn't - it leaves us with a disconnect. which is how do we solve it. >> that's bullying technique on the left. i don't want to discourage companies from doing research. >> i'm having trouble with that idea that anyone is bullying exxon. they have enough resources to defend itself and does a good job. >> it's a $32 billion company. >> it will give them an edge, don't you think. >> when loretta lynch investigates private companies, it sends a warning to those that it... >> to defend the little guys, we have to defend the big guys. >> i'm saying that's a disturbing precedent and a tactic on the left. >> i'm not too disturbed by it. i think exxon can defend themselves, i think they do it all the time. schneiderman is not accusing them of misleading the public on the question of global warming. he's saying that he's investigating them for fraud. >> these going after them with the idea that this is a continuation. the reality is everyone wants a clean environment. everyone would like to use green energy when it's available. in th

usually that's manmade snow but this gift from mother nature is going to go a long way to help resorts get their lifts spinning. in the meantime you want to keep your wheels spinning up the hill and not spinning out, have chains or four wheel drive or good snow tires coming into the sierra. this is a significant storm, the kind of storm we see mid-winter and we'll take it right here in fall. again, two feet of snow in the forecast. hopefully this is a sign of more to come this winter to get us out of this drought. >> let's hope so. let's continue our tour, come back down the hill and go into the tri-valley. >> yeah, it was a very difficult commute especially in the tri-valley as scott mentioned. nbc bay bob redell is in livermore. >> reporter: a perfect example of why you shouldn't speed, especially in the rain says chp. around 2:20 this morning a driver lost control of this big rig, hit a car and rolled the trailer partially full of frozen chickens. narrowing the commute over westbound 580 to just two, sometimes just one lane of traffic at greenville in livermore. which for drivers li

they'll meet to reach an agreement to reduce manmade ash on emissions. >> and earlier today in paris police clash with pro testers upset that environmental march was cancelled and protesters said they would cover a city landmark with shoes to silence the marchers going to have contempt. some threw the shoes and others were arrested. >> the pontiff visited central african republic torn apart due to fighting between christian christian and muslim factions. fearly a fifth of that population called to the community to fight isis. they had you lay down your .reponderance and dpr >> they served their final meal tonight. the owners of snokie's oyster house held a canteen host to tell vait the last evening. 103 years later frank's grandchildren ken and skip said fine gal byes. they say the customers made tonight's farewell bitter sleep. >> any sadness on my part it's so outweighed by this warmth and affection sent out by all other regular customers. not even steady customers. just customers who come over the years. >> and both brothers now say they're looking forward to spending their free t

decisiono send a naval destroyer into waters near one of the manmade islands that china has built in the south china sea. he also plans to confirm with obama the importance of the maritime rule of law. in the meeting with putin, abe is expected to discuss the best timing for a possible visit to japan by the russian leader sometime next year. officials originally aim to arrange a visit by putin sometime this year. abe hopes to meet the chinese president one on one in what would be their third such meeting. he wants to see the bilateral relationship become stable and develop further. abe met chinese premier li keqiang a week ago. >>> hackers have reportedly been trying to steal secrets about a future fleet for australia's navy. australian media say those responsible for the attacks are from china and russia. hackers have targeted ship builders in germany, france and japan that are bidding for the project. the newspaper says a submarine shipyard belonging to a marine systems of germany has been targeted between 30 and 40 times a night. australianedia saying none of the hackers' attempts

they're from the summit with a mix of fresh and manmade snow. they opened their first two runs this season on friday. >> now to meteorologist mark tamayo tracking more rain in the forecast. >> yeah, today was just the set up with the clouds and a few light showers. parts of the bay aren't picking up any snowfall. but things will be changing quite a bit with the satellite show and cloud activity as far as rainfall totals, you can see those announced. the 10th of an inch. and a few hundredth of an inch out towards concord and san francisco only .01 as i saw some drizzle there as well. in fact we would show you the graphic once again and to show you once again that it is not a big amount of the rainfall that would push across the bay area, but that will be changing once again as we head in to monday with the front that will be moving across the cold front right now, approaching the bay. but look what's happening to the north with a speckled of a cloud cover. a sure sign of the cold unstabled air as they would move in to the bay area for the overnig

. >> plus the mistake local manmade on social media that could save his wife's live. how random connection leading to a potentially live-saving surgery. howard? >> not a pretty game to say the least. chip kelly talks about it. the players talk about it and there will be any change with the lineup or with the personn personnel? that's coming up later in sports. this is black friday. oh my god. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on 2015 silverado light duty models. cool time to go shopping. ♪ >>> swiped right off their front porch. a memory quilt made by a grieving mother to remember her son who has passed on. karen dellmon nikau of edison, new jersey, lost her son robert a year ago to remember the ho

one manmade it back to shore. people living on the shore heard his calls for help. >> he was screaming and crying morning. my friend heard him screaming so she called the cops. >> reporter: hours of searching found no trace of the second man. >>> also in new jersey, police made a big heroin bust at a hotel. police responded to the holiday inn in has let because of a -- hazlet because of a sick child. in the room officers spotted heroin, about 1,000 packets of the drug. police arrested the woman with drugs and endangering the welfare of a child. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist brie bill evans with the -- meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> this is our time's square south. pretty morning. it's cold. winds out of the northwest making it feel like the 20s today around much of the area. a few 30s here and there. it will feel like the 30s much of the day. 36 the temperature in central park. you know it's 10 degrees colder to the north and w

. >> managers at the resort are hoping a wet el nino year will replace the manmade snow with the real thing. >> as soon as conditions allow, we're going to open more lift, get more trails on and get a ton of people up here and having a lot of fun in the snow. >> so far, three of the 14 chair lifts are open here at sierra at tahoe. and they are expecting a big crowd over the weekend. this is the earliest that they have opened in 11 years. reporting live near tahoe, michelle roberts. >> thanks, michelle. working hard. i hope you're able to enjoy some of that snow. thanks so much. we're going to be tracking the snow and rain on our nbc bay area app throughout the holiday weekend. click on weather on the drop down menu and you'll find the latest forecast. >>> a conflict between federal and state law is causing some problems when it comes to child pornography. some law enforcement officials are worried that a child porn suspect might some day walk free without a trial. senior investigative reporter steven sock is with us. it seems like a simple problem, but there's always seemingly a compl

it's been stressed that it's because of manmade climate change behind it. not natural cycles. >> indonesia will ask the world to restore the peak land forest during a conference in paris. fire destroyed billions of hectares. this has made indonesia the fourth largest greenhouse gas emitter ever the u.s., china and brazil. we sat with joko widodo >>> fire in large parts of indonesia, a disaster for the climate and millions of team who had to breathe toxic air for months. after international criticism over the fire, the president joko widodo decided to travel to paris to ask for help. >> translation: it was very difficult for us, because this year we face el nino, which made everything dry and hot. so the fire is travelling vast. it goes into the peatland forest, it can burn game. in respect 29 planes and helicopter trying to douse the fires. they didn't have an effect >>> al jazeera found on the ground that a lot of fires was caused by palm oil companies paper and poll okay. will you do law enforcement. >> there are 11 companies investigated. two are suspect

an injured manmade it through the back door.king in native tongue] >> what's happening shouted someone? >> other made it to safety. they started killing hostages. elite forced units to move quickliment one witness said the gunman was silent and calm and shot people randomly. they would reload and carry on. the attackers in the hole recordedly. >> reportedly blue up when the police raided the place. [sirens] >> survivors left in submission and in horror. state of emergency has now been announced. 1500 military personnel have been launched to capital now in lockdown and the response was almost immediate from france. launch massive air strikes in syria over the weekend. fox news is live on the ground with that angle, amy, good morning to you. >> hi, maria, in the last i would say half hour or so a french official has named the master mind of the paris attacks as abdelhamid abaaoud. he was seen in an isis truck looking positive, so he had traveled to syria but there are mix reports about whether he has return today europe or remains

. >> it is sort of manmade holiday, right. >> reporter: retailer made.e explained logistics behind managing so many orders. >> we prepare for this for a long time. and we have the plans for unexpected. what if one warehouse, and the orders exceed our expectation. a pretty complicated math problem for us. >> reporter: a complicated math problem with very big numbers. in 2014. online shopping on singles day reached close to $10 billion. compare that to america's cyber monday, with just over $2 billion in sales. at jd's high tech warehouse on the outskirts of shanghai, we watched as everything from diapers to computer equipment almost magically whipped into place on a conveyor belt. this warehouse system the most sophisticated sorting technology in the word it has capacity to sort 16,000 passages in an hour with accuracy of 99.99%. all of this sorting and shipping and promising in most cases to get it there in 24 hours, is to lure folks like this woman on the other side of the order form. days in advance, we found her filling her online cart. buying shoes?

sneaky move this manmade when he stole money meant to help kids with cancer. >> shiri: 53 at 8:00 a.m. and mostly cloudy skies and 9:00 a.m. 54, 57 at 10:00 this morning and wait until you see how warm two get next. >> daniel: jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war it is the struggle the fate of the united states in leading a to take out isis with total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of >> sara: mother grieving. >> her son won't be home for thanksgiving decrease what would have been thirtieth birthday. >> shiri: see how long the mild stretch will stick around. >> reporter: friday in full swing getting the best deal with the least amount of hassle. >> daniel: more trouble for trump. >> i don't remember what i said. don't remember. >> daniel: who he may have been mocking and why some say it is unforgivable. >> daniel: good morning, friday, november 22nd, i hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving i'm daniel miller for gene

there may be something that was manmade like an e explosive event onboard on the plane. >> in alex's report, we heard, this report coming in from the wife of the co-pilot, what kind of issues could have been with the plane itself? >> russian commercial aviation has just about the worst safety record in the world, poorly safety standards, that wouldn't be anything surprising. one thing that's interesting to me the data that we just heard, just prior to the airplane being lost on radar, it's very contradictory. you don't see a defined descent or indicate what actually happened. it's quite confusing. >> so many questions, it is very confusing. colonel steve ganyard, we appreciate your guidance this morning. >>> a little more clarity, let's bring in global affairs correspondent martha raddatz now from washington. now, an isis branch as we have heard is claiming responsibility. do they actually the capability to shoot down a plane at altitude? >> they don't have surface to air missiles to reach that altitude. we know now surface to air missile. isis has portable missiles. >> okay, we shou

. >> it is sort of manmade holiday, right. >> reporter: retailer made. a jd executive explained logistics behind managing so many orders. >> we prepare for this for a long time. and we have the plans for unexpected. what if one warehouse, and the orders exceed our expectation. a pretty complicated math problem for us. >> reporter: a complicated math problem with very big numbers. in 2014. online shopping on singles day reached close to $10 billion. compare that to america's cyber monday, with just over $2 billion in sales. at jd's high tech warehouse on the outskirts of shanghai, we watched as everything from diapers to computer equipment almost magically whipped into place on a conveyor belt. this warehouse system the most sophisticated sorting technology in the word it has capacity to sort 16,000 packages in an hour with accuracy of 99.99%. all of this sorting and shipping and promising in most cases to get it there in 24 hours, is to lure folks like this woman on the other side of the order form. days in advance, we found her filling her online cart.

time talks that will begin today it comes the long-term global agreement for all countries to reduce manmade emissions that he plant processes are clashing with riot police in paris and upset over restrictions put on protest their some people through items and police who then respond with tear gas to more than 24 arrested some were later released french president francois said the violence has nothing to do the environmental defenders would take a quick break tylenol still ahead of the raiders travel to tennessee yesterday esterified in four playoff spot tile-from yesterday come up after the break to live look outside the toll plaza camera in the oakland shoulders of pretty easy ride so far will be up with an of the on the commute to and what the come up to the bottom of the our. >>james: he determined to get back to the winning track against titans but he structures and he had former cal rear crate stevens for the score but the raiders would come right back the final score in the keep the raiders in the stick in an afc wild-card there on the game out of it with five like to play their host

significant level draft eir page 24 the eir is deficient it didn't analysis a shorter building of manmade point that a shorter this what mitigate the building they only have a reasonable number of alternatives we believe this should include one shorter alternative do you this they've certainly had time to do a complete study thank you very much. >> thank you are 33 there any members of the public that time to comment in support of appeal at this time please step forward. >> commissioners my name is alyssa i appreciate your being here late this evening for an important project i live on rincon hill and the involved in the neighborhood association when it comes to amend this has to do with the developers responsibility please keep in mind the development team stated in the press and community meeting they get a healthy income from the business one of the key members called the garage a gold mine it is worst remember remembering the reality e real estate industry built open to site they could have built housing it is newcomers and commercial believes that were built next to the freeway and p

one manmade it back to shore. calls for help. hours of searching they found no trace of the second man. it's considered a recovery operation. >>> closing arguments have gun in the political corruption trial of sheldon silver. he told the judge he would testify and his lawyers will not call any witnesses. they will enter documents as their defense in the trial. prosecutors say silver collected nearly $4 million in illicit fees in return for official favors to real estate developers and others. >>> it's 40 degrees right now. let's turn to meteorologist bill evans with the after school accuweather forecast. >> the temperatures this afternoon will hover around the 42, 43-degree mark after school time. into the night, clear skies, temperatures dropping into the 30s. it will feel like the 30s this afternoon. after school dress in layers, kiddos, coaches, kids, it will be on the chilly side with the real fees around 35 degrees. it warms up this week and what to expect for thanksgiving and a big travel day on wednesday. shirleen, david,

here, millions swirling in a tiny manmade algae bloom. >> they like it nice and cold. >> reporter: the doctor recalls an incident back east with blue. mussels in the ocean. >> over 100 people got sick. >> reporter: today the doctor says any seafood that makes it to the restaurant is tested and is say. and there's good news. >> for the coastal waters, the problem seems to be dissipating. >> reporter: they think it could be maybe gone by january. unfortunately, this unexpected research wasn't budgeted. as the scientists here try to learn more about the problem and how and why it produces so much acid, they're also looking to find ways to pay for it all. in tiburon, don food, kpix 5. >> concern is also growing for another sea creature, starfish. researchers at the center say that starfish wasting disease is killing a wide variety of starfish up and down the west coast. and they are gathering information to help them better understand why. >> have you noticed more rats lately? you can blame the drought. tonight why it is going to cost more than ever to get rid of them. i will have details

the fine print of the science, what the scientists tell us, all those scientist who seai rates and manmade, they say a single nation acting alone will make no difference at all. it would take a concerted global effort. i think the likelihood is near zero, i think it would be far more productive if president obama indeed was there leading an international coalition to stop human trafficking or for humanitarian relief for the refugees or international coalition to defeat isis. all those would be more useful than time in paris tacking about climate change. >>> let's turn to the republican presidential race. you have gotten a big lift in the polls, particularly after the first two republican debates, but just looking at the numbers, you have fallen back since then. let's look at a couple polls in iowa you're not sixth, down from where you were running third in early october. it's the same in new hampshire. you're now tied for with 4.3% down from early october when you were running second with 14.3%. you have a numbers person. why do you keep sliding back? >> well, i'm a numbers person, but nat

it's one the few manmade things you can see from space. but again, they have made major, major improvements, and the oil sands people are not forthcoming and honest about how filthy of a process this is. but the only reason that they make this much oil is because people use this much oil. and though the demand for oil, though it has slackened in the world s. still very high. so they said we won't build the pipeline to the united states, but the west coast of canada where it gets on ships and goes to china. this is one the few things in life and in politics that everybody takes a side on very very early. and if oil were still $100 a barrel like it was a year ago, i think that the pipeline might be getting a green light from the administration, and not where we are now. >> what's on the show tonight? >> some workers in america are making as little as $2 an hour, and it's 100% legal. we're doing a story about disabled workers. critics say that they're being exploited but others say that if you pay disabled people at prevailing wages, they wil

we know that we need to stop emissions that are coming from all sorts of manmade forces whether it's fossil fuel extraction for the western world or intentionally set fires that we see raging throughout indonesia. >> when we look at the figures, the u.s. has long been one of the world polluters. they produce 15% of the carbon dioxide emissions. china pumps out 24%. although china is a massive economy, but still growing, there could be an issue there. the developing world may in theory deserve financial aid, but can you see that it would be difficult to put in action or how do you put a voice to overcome this? >> i think what we've seen in previous climate talks is that it is very easy to point the finger at others who need to make reductions. the reality is if we want to keep the climate oh below the 2 degrees we need to see a shift. in a means we need to keep fossil fuels in the ground even though it's challenging. we saw from the report released that renewable energy is surging and it needs support in the western world and support in the developing nations. >> you wrote a very conv

the state is facing, the resort is following strict guidelines when it comes to water and making manmadenow. >> the beauty of snowmaking is we use the water put it on the mountain as snow in the spring it melts and runs back into the water supply. >> i think a lot of people were curious wondering what happened and how are you able to do this but i know you guys are following the strict restrictions and the guidelines from the state? >> absolutely. yeah. we want to take care of the drought we consider this very drought friendly. >> reporter: and it's become a friendly atmosphere on opening day. >> i have been waiting for four years like this. finally got snow and opened this early. i'm pumped. >> that was sean bennett reporting there. this week's storm meant a ski resort in southern california could also open its doors. mountain high resort in wrightwood is ready for you. but the resort says it really expects its slopes to be crowded once stronger el nino weather hits. >>> that's going to be something. >>> paul deanno is live in midtown. paul, i'm pumped! >> sunday night it's going to dro

it interesting that the st majority of the candidates and people who are republicans believe that manmade climate change is a myth or some sort of conspiracy designed to hurt our economy. >> right. >> jimmy: you think thatost people genuinely do believe that? or are they toeing the party line? >> i think it's both. i think some people do believe it. when you hear them say, like they often , look, i'm not a scientist. my resnse to that is, go talk to one and maybe you could get some information that enlighten you and educate you. [ cheers and applause ] on the problem, that climate change is confronting us with, because it is an exist 10 rl crisis. i think some are doing it because they have strong supporters, people who maybe are from the fossil fuel industry, for example,e, andhey don't want to cross them. so they adopt that position. and whether they really believe it or it's just political opportunism, i can't tell. bu the fact iss is hurting our country. and what i don't understand is there are huge economic opportunities here. if we were a clean enenergy ser power of the 2t century w

manmade snow being shot out of snow guns. boreal has 35 snow guns spread out over the mountains. as the resort gets set for its 51st opening day on friday. >> it's so great. it's so wonderful to see snow! >> this is really happening. >> reporter: the vice president of operations at boreal says the resort pumped in millions over the last few years adding the snow guns. >> these are going to put out the two or three feet of base that most of what we'll ski on for the early season is based on, 10 inches of natural that we got makes everything white and adds a nice touch. >> reporter: the magic touch boreal says is to run the gun 24 hours a day until the opening. >> compressed air and high pressure water and that knew creates in the air and falls as snow. >> reporter: snow that hasn't been seen in the sierra in a long time. >> i hope it fills up the reservoirs come spring. >> it is amazing. >> that was sean bennett reporting. boreal isn't the only resort getting ready to open. mount rose in nevada plans to open, get this, tomorrow! they will be skiing there tomorrow! heavenly and nor

we interview people who used to be believers in manmade globe warming and have grown skeptical. nobel prize winning scientists and u.n. scientists. >> a lot of people go bark and forth why to to hold hose negotiations right after the paris attacks. i can understand giving the benefit of the doubt to the president of franks, the presidents of the united states to say if we cancel the thing it would look bad for the terrorists but to continue it without mentionings terrorism, although they did at the outset; it send others very different message and almost makes the terrorists think, are you serious. >> the terrorist might be upset. why aren't you paying attention to us? what they have -- i can understand the notion of going forward no matter what. we won't let terrorists deter it but we have voices including cnn and the administration and others who are claiming that global warming will solve terrorism or lessen terrorism or if we solve global warming and lower co2 levels the middle east may turn peaceful, as if the middle east used to be peaceful until the last 50 years of carbo