roxanne a saberry met with bosniasns after surviving years of war. >> thank you so. >> closman, running this restaurant is proof that refugees like him can succeed. >> the united states is my home. it is something that i will another leave. >> war drove him from his hold land of bosnia 20 years ago. he settled in utica, new york. this summer, he opened a bakery. >> do you want it named here? >> aimed after his oldest son, an aspiring attorney. >> i think it's great opportunities. this is the city that is very known for welcoming any refugees. >> utica used to be known as a factory town. when the textile middle closed in the 50s and heavy industry left in the '90s, jobs vanished and the population plunged. >> at one point, there were folks with bumper stickers that said will the last person out of the city turn out the lights? >> when the city leaders decided to bet on refugees. about 12,000 came from more than 30 countries, mainly bosni bosnia myanmar and the former soviet union. >> they come, they bring other aspirations, their children, their dreams. they buy houses. they get jobs. >>

>> on the beginning stages of hip-hop coming to mainstream with -- karate and producing history, roxanne so we're not a hip-hop group but r&b producers but gifted to be able to produce pop r&b hip-hop and had success in so yeah. >> i have to tell you my sister played all cried out. that was your collaboration. you know that, and out of all of the artists you've worked with and things you've done. my favorite is i'm real. james brown. i played that cassette to death somewhere. >> i got you. but we know you're from brooklyn. but you have a serious health scare we want to know what happened you were in the gym. >> i was training heavy back then training very heavy. and my training partner life brother, colin a nurse he knows lump in my neck as i was doing squats. amazing because i was squatting heavy he said you need to check that out. that looks unusual. i don't wait. out. i did an a s and a that stands for fluid seems to be consistent with mental cell lymphoma i think know what that was. i heard that vaguely in the past. i typed out the mental cell lymphoma i saw what it was d cell, seein

and i said, roxanne, come over here. fool hasn't flown into the world trade center.e watched the second airplane fly into the tower. all of you know where you were on a day and what you are doing. that is where i was and i will tell you what i did, i was the chief executive of the state. the first thing i did come i .icked up the phone identify the emergency operations center. i called the head of the state police and said if there is any evidence of gunplay in virginia, that the emergency center needed to be notified. i put the guard on immediate alert and i walked across capitol square to the governor's office where i learned that the second attack that day was in virginia. because the pentagon is not in washington dc, it is in virginia. friend who was on the plane that was flown into the pentagon. daysn that day and following, my job was to handle that crisis. i was a war governor. i had to deal with that issue of i spoke to the people virginia and alerted them to what we were doing. i went to washington to the pentagon and to arlington, saw hole where the pentago

when they met with the buyer they exchange $800 and found that the box of iphones were filled with roxanne cotton. >> reporter: just in time for shopping the department is doing something to ensure safety of person to person on line transactions. they created a safe transaction zone at the police station. there is one place outside in the drop off loop in the parking lot and other spot is in the waiting area inside the police station lobby. >> they are both available 24/7. we've electric tronic surveillance and if somebody wants to meet we encourage them to come, so it is safe for them. >> reporter: not only can video recording help police find a person that does a bogus deal it can assure personal safety that you won't ab tack in anyway. >> we hope it would not deter anyone with the criminal purpose, where they wouldn't want to meet in the police department knowing it is under surveillance. >> reporter: if someone is not willing to meet at a police station maybe it is a red flag you shouldn't do the deal. >> i think it is a great idea, safe place and you are not taking a risk. >> reporter

tonight - - dave bon-sen - and his wife roxanne -- flipped the switch - - to make their house glow - - in holiday charm - - just like they have - - for the - past - 25** years.a lot of work - but dave says it is worth - every minute. "i don't have any "i don't have any other way of doing these types of things to help other people i consider it kind of like my ministry to bring people joy this time of year." year."dave measures it in smiles - - and you're thinking about the electric bill.the family - actually uses budget billing - - to spread the cost - over the entire year.but they joke - - the electric meter - is spinning so fast - you could america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. and the cyclones -- well -- they announced that the paul rhoads era in ames is over -- after yesterday's meltd

roxanne, lisa, lisa. greg: it was thanksgiving. more on the thanksgiving stuff. rosanna: i had pictures because we went out east and they were surfing. >> who is that? roz this is by cooper's beach. the weather was in the 60s. >> they are hard core. rosanna: i almost could have gone in the water. greg: no, you couldn't. rosanna: you are right, i only go in when it is a hundred degrees. unless you make me go in. greg: yes. rosanna: what'd you do the rest of the weekend? greg: i chilled. a lot of sleep. i exercised. rosanna: you exercised? >> greg: i know. can you believe it. three and a half weeks to christmas. the big day. around here, we are taking it seriously. last year we had a christmas party that was awesome. rosanna: we had a lot of fun. greg: here we go. everybody had a gift to give somebody because somebody was thinking and had chris kringel. rosanna: yes. i got a cook book, thank you, greg. greg: everybody's name is in the thing. you have picked a name. some crumbling and don't want to do it. rosanna: well, last year some people didn't get a gift and le

if you get a chance, you should stop by 14-89 valley view drive in coralallle.dave and roxanne bonsen have lit up their street with some serious holiday charm.they've decorated like this for the past 25 years.dave tells us it's alot of work, but it's worth every minute.e. "i don't have any other way of doing these types of things to help other people i consider it kind of like my ministry to bring people joy this time of year." year."and if you're wondering how this might affect the electric bill, dave says they use budget billing to spread out the cost over the entire year. it's coming up next... next...we hit the streets to see what y y thininabout starting the christmas shopping season before thanksgiving is even over. it started as something of an experiment stretching black friday shopping deals into thanksgiving thursday. thursday.and this week a record number of stores will open right at dinner time on turkey day. whether you'll be among the shoppers is our topic in this morning's say what. what. " chaos crowds rush in " for decades thanksgiving was one of the thanksgiving for

four times the female population of the united states roxanne muhamed sabry sat down with who former victims. >> translation: the man was too old for me. i was young. >> reporter: she was 15 when her father forced her to marry his friend 45. >> translation: i was very stressed, depressed, traumatized. >> reporter: her husband made her quit school, rarely letting her leave her home. >> translation: my husband used violence against me. >> reporter: i asked what kind of violence. >> he beat me when i refused to have sex. i couldn't take it. one day i tidied to escape. >> 30% of children are married before they are 18. it rises to 75%. the la bars girls younger than 15 to marry. >> my father agreed to give me up for marriage. despite my cries, nothing could be done. i got married. >> this girl had her fires child a year after her father forced her to marry. >> i was mad at my father. i felt he wanted to get rid of me. i asked it she was angry with him. >> for a lodge title. i was upset with him. >> the president of the new york health senior olympic games social conditions >> it's been e

. >> reporter: roxanne was jeremy's special needs teacher.onverbal autistic one of her favorite students. she loved the way his eyes lit up when he smiled. >> he loved clasp i sent all of the pictures to family members. they have all of those mementos he. loved dress-up centers, doing alphabet puzzles. an awesome boy. >> reporter: he heard gunshots on his way home from work. he knows the officers well. >> i know derek and norris, they're like ply brothers, two of them. >> reporter: tell us about them because we don't know anything about them. >> they cool people, man. they ain't bad for nothing, sir. never did nothing bad. >> reporter: neither marshall has been convicted of a crime but according to local news reports in 2011, stafford indicted on two counts of aggravated rape, the case dismissed. both marshalls expected to make their first court appearance monday. and both those marshalls remain in police custody here at the detention center behind me. we should mention that 6-year-old boy had a viewing in hattiesburg, mississippi today. and

. >> reporter: roxanne was jere jeremy's special needs teacher. the child was nonverbal autistic.e of her favorite students. she especially loved the way his eyes lit up when he smiled. >> he loved class. i sent all the pictures we have of the family members so he has all the momentous. he loved the dress-up centers we had, pretend play, doing the alphabet puzzles. he was an awesome boy. >> reporter: at a local store, he heard gunshots on the way home from work. he knows the officers well. >> they're like my brothers. >> reporter: tell us about them. >> they cool people, man. they ain't bad for nothing, sir. they never did nothing bad. >> reporter: in fact, neither marshal has been convicted of a crime but according to local news reports in 2011, stafford was indicted on two counts of aggravated ra perpe. the case was eventually dismissed. both are expected to make court appearances on monday. >> nick valencia reporting for us. >>> a series of race-related incidents. now football players are calling for the man in charge to step down. one student there on a hunger strike. the deta

roxanne couvillion was his first grade teacher. >> he was an angel.always had his wings here on earth. >> reporter: those two officers are going to face a judge in about two hours. the father of one of the officers norris greenhouse jr. is an assistant district attorney here because of that the district attorney has just said he will ask the louisiana attorney general's office to prosecute the case. charlie? >> david, thanks. >>> we are following breaking news in the heart of manhattan. police are on the scene of a deadly shooting outside of a starbucks store near penn station. one person is dead, two others are hurt. it happened about an hour ago in the middle of the morning rush. our new york station wcbs says there are no suspects in custody. >>> republican presidential candidate ben carson is bashing news report that questions some details of his life story. several reporters have dug into carson's biography and they found eyewitnesses and other sources that contradict some of the candidate's stories. major garrett is in washington and looks at ca

. >> reporter: later today jeremy will be burden yeed in hattees burring, mississippi, roxanne was his grade teacher. >> he was an awesome little boy, he would smile and his eyes would light up, he was an angel, he always had his wings here on earth. >> reporter: those officers will face a judge sometime midmorning for their arraignment hearing, the officer norris greenhouse, jr. his dad is an assistant district attorney and that's why the district attorney says his office will not be handling the case so the da is go to ask the louisiana attorney general to prosecute these two officers. >> thanks, david. >>> in las vegas this morning an american airlines jet had to make an emergency landing because of a bird strike. american flight 334 had just taken off for chicago with 160 people on board. pilots reported the bird strike just after 5:30 pacific time, the boeing 737 landed safely 12 minutes later. >>> republican presidential candidate ben carson is bark news reports that question some details of his life story. several reporters have dug into carson's biography and they found eyewitn

. >> reporter: roxanne was jeremy's teacher. he was one of her favorite students. she loved how his eyes lit up when he smiled. >> he loved class. i sent all the pictures we have to the family members so they have all the mementos. he loved the dress up centers he had, pretend play, doing the al fa b -- alphabet puzzles. >> at a nearby store, an employee says he heard shots on the way home from work. he knows the officers, as well. >> tell us about them. we don't know them. >> they cool people. they're not bad. never did nothing bad. >> reporter: in fact, neither marshall has been convicted of a crime. according to local news reports, in 2011, stafford was indicted on aggravated rape. the case was eventually dismissed. >> adding to the outrage in the community is the father, chris, was unarmed when deputies opened fire. he is still in the hospital recovering from his injuries. the funeral for the little boy, the 6-year-old jeremy, is later today in mississippi. the community here really grappling with this tragedy, that they can't understand, carol. >> nick valenci

. >> and i give a shoutout to the analyst there, roxanne. she downgraded the stock a couple months ago and that's been a sec of a good call. all right. finally, to day's under the radar name is lados holdings. reston, virginia best national security and i.t. produce r. provider to the government. it was spun out of an old company. they won a huge five-year potentially $660 million contract recently. they raise the target to $60. yes, 10% upside. the stock has also got a couple upgrades in the past few weeks so maybe a stock to watch. >> that is a nice top. take a look at the tail end of the chart. the chart is up 25% since mid october. huge move there for them. >> through go. and with that, we wrap up street talk on a very rainy day in new york. let's get to the oil close. >> good afternoon, brian. oil prices getting a boost today despite the fact that the dollar index is moving higher. one of the reasons is there was some comments in the marketplace that the opec secretary-general made at a conference today. misinterpreted says opec. people

. >> that's what happened to roxanne. doctors say spinning five to seven day a week in back to back classes can be dangerous. and good posture and of course execution is key to staying healthy. >> people focus on the intensity so they are in how hard they're pedaling, how much tension they have. and this affects the body. >> fitness experts say you need to listen to your body when you do the exercise, don't push yourself to the point of an empty stomach. it's like driving a car without gasoline. >> good advice. be careful with the knees. >>> up next, the day's top stories. >>> police this morning continue to hunt for an alleged rapest, accused of preying on women in manhattan. video of that suspect coming up next in a live report. >>> and don't let a fear of flying keep you from seeing your family this holiday season. the virtual experience that's allowing people to overcome nerves. this. atou. keai oaaloa.t st tth: amy lkg) th's dfentinofun >>> it's 5:30. 56 degrees on this friday the 13th of november. get ready to battl

and i said, roxanne, come over here. fool hasn't flown into the world trade center.nd airplane fly into the tower. all of you know where you were on a day and what you are doing. that is where i was and i will tell you what i did, i was the chief executive of the state. the first thing i did come i .icked up the phone identify the emergency operations center. i called the head of the state police and said if there is any evidence of gunplay in virginia, that the emergency center needed to be notified. i put the guard on immediate alert and i walked across capitol square to the governor's office where i learned that the second attack that day was in virginia. because the pentagon is not in washington dc, it is in virginia. friend who was on the plane that was flown into the pentagon. daysn that day and following, my job was to handle that crisis. i was a war governor. i had to deal with that issue of i spoke to the people virginia and alerted them to what we were doing. i went to washington to the pentagon and to arlington, saw hole where the pentagon was on fire come

i looked at it and said, roxanne , some full has flown his airplane into the world trade center, youere and watched the second plane fly into the second tower. all of you know where you were on that date. every american knows where they were and what they were doing. that is where i was. i will tell you what i did. i was teasing second of of this day, and the first thing i did was pick up the phone and the governor's mansion, i notified the emergency operations center activity. i notified the national guard to go on immediate alert. then, i walked across capitol square to the governor's office, where i learned that the second state attacked that day was virginia. the pentagon is not in washington, d.c., it is in virginia. i had a friend by the name of bob olson that was on the plane flown into the pentagon. and the days following, my job as chief executive was to handle that crisis. i was suddenly a war governor. i had to deal with that issue. i spoke to the people of virginia, and alerted them what we were doing. i went to washington, to the , and saw to arlington the smoking hole w