. >> reporter: david mack is vying for the same deep discount tv. >> are you going to keep it? >> yes, i'm going to keep it. in the past i just got all of these tvs and sold them. >> reporter: those who have done this on this day before told us these lines with actually shorter this year. perhaps it has to do with black friday sales that now extend over several days. not everyone we talked with is headed to the mall or in the market for some big electronic device. >> i went tobt two or three different stores so i thought maybe they're outlawed. >> reporter: mike knapp was on a mission in search of one very small item, the all important turkey baster. >> you're the hero of thanksgiving. >> well, no, i better show up with this or they won't be inviting me back. they'll send me home. >> we're back live here at the jcpenney at sun valley mall. the national retail federation predicts that holiday sales will be up this year by more than 3%. and i can tell you guys, these folks are doing their part. live at sun valley mall, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> if you miss shopp

quote, he handed them a fake million dollar bill, said david macke mackenulty. he then gave them $200 in real money. why just $200? i have no idea. he was about the most clueless person i've ever seen. joining us now, david fahrenthold, reporter for the washington post, and you also report that a woman in new york read about this episode in the "new york times." she then called up the school and donated the $5,000 that donald trump didn't and said, when she called, i am ashamed to be the same species as this man. and that's just one of the stories in your latest report. >> that's right. who went looking for examples over the years where trump had tried to exaggerate his scha charitable giving. there were a number of cases that despite the image he was cultivating as a generous person he was giving little or nothing to the charities he seemed to be helping. >> let's listen to donald trump. >> you got paid over a million. >> a lot more than that. >> you are getting paid $2.5 million. >> i am giving the money to charity. >> what charity are you giving it to? >> lots

. >> was david weaver a sitting target in a mack mum security prison?ox 29 investigates ahead. >>> and it's a strong image with a strong message. some people in a local community are not happy at all with this billboard above i-95. why they want it taken down. what's nearby that has them so concern. ♪ ♪ >>> if you've given on i-95 in chester recently one billboard may have caught your attention. it's a bold tie many for a gun range. >> some residents are very upset tonight. they want it taken down. they say they're mainly concerned about the ads location really. fox 29's dave schratwieser is right on the highway and parents are concerned that a bunch of children could see it every day. >> reporter: lucy, about 80,000 cars pass that billboard on 95 every day. that's good news for the advertisers but parents here in chester say that billboard is only a quarter of a mile from a charter school and kids have to walk by it on their way to class every day. >> kids will be afraid of that. >> reporter: the tie advertising meant to catch your attention and imposi

mack is one of 9 schools on a list that could be run by a private charter school company. now... here's a look at the other top local stories.... we're following right now... i'm david schuman at james gibson elementary in henderson where a book assigned in a third grade class has infuriated some parents. the book uses symbols in place of exclamations that the parents believe are curse words. the author of the book says they're just symbols and can be cow or holy smokes. the teacher told the mother who brought this up that the book will be removed from the assignment. i'm tom george here at secta where kids are already getting ahead of the curve and theyre only in high school. learning about electricity and manufacutirng hands on. but will there be jobs in the valley for them when they gradaute college? with some high tech companies in question right now we hear from economic overnight this happened i'm counting more than 20 evidence markers these bullets went into this apartment police are saying it was empty take vo at there was a family, small children asleep and these bullets just kept going amazingly no one got hurt president elect donald trump continues to pre

mack. &a, symantectech m agreed to buy the identity protection company lifelock for more than $2 billion. bloomberg's intelligence analyst and davidatrick joined us for more insight on the deal. >> right now symantec is addressing the problems it has with its flagship norton product, which has been bleeding sales. growth has been hard to come by. what they are trying to fix is a revenue stream from a company, lifelock, and it hardly -- partly addresses the problem they have in the consumer segment. the bluecoat acquisition was targeted at the enterprise segment. emily: let's talk about the challenges they face. symantec has struggled because its security software was loaded onto pcs, then the world went mobile. how well-positioned is symantec to compete in a world where there are a lot of mobile threats? >> you are absolutely right. the security landscape has changed completely. you have seen the rise of a lot of smaller point solution vendors who have done well, scaled themselves up to $400 million, $500 million. they are not integrated platforms, except for palo alto networks. i think what you're going to see is a lot of these v

david aeigtoys approach the big meal. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. rahel, this is the deal, instead of the having three macktwo this year. >> i can take on more than that but i got to have more than one. got to have more than one. >> portion control, gayle. >> i'm with you. >> everything in moderation. >> we will be watching,. >> thank you. >> take care. >> macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city will see unprecedented security tomorrow. >> macy's is working with the nypd to make sure balloon handlers, float drivers and other participants are vetted. one acquaintance said it took him an entire year to be screened and accepted, as aid balloon wrangler. >> they checked my background as good as they can. tell they take your social security number, driver's license number and all those things. >> more than 3,000 police officers will be posted along the two and a half mile route including first time ever, more than 80 salt and sand trucks will be parked at intersections to prevent possible car bombs from infiltrating the parade. >>> thanksgiving holiday is great time for family and friend to come togethe