laptop, a mobile phone, a tablet or like a flash drive. in fact, i think the statistic is that some 60,000, plus, laptops are stolen from laguardia in a given year, just one airport. still by far the largest cause of breach. >> wow, wow. what does a business do? what should a business be doing to protect itself from those kinds of attacks? >> every business is a bit different. so, for every business, the answer is to did a risk assessment, to identify the vulnerabilities of the business. every business will look at a lot of the same areas, particularly their technical security around the servers or around their laptops or around their passwords. there will be a look at a security. and the fact that their server rooms are unsecure or that they have back doors that are not adequately secured with key code. for every business, it will be a process of identifying what the vulnerabilities are and then putting a checklist together, to figure out what patches they need to make. and then implementing them. >> training employees is critical. in fac

is it still a fish? a u.s.logical survey discovered this fish. >> not a pretty fish. >>> the flu is now in maryland. they confirmed the first case yesterday. the person is an adult who lives in the baltimore area. every year the health officials decide which strain to include in the flu vaccine. the patient became sick with the flu that's in the health vaccine and is expected to recover soon jeer the national weather service canceled a dense fog advisory in our area. take a look outside. you can see it's still a little bit foggy out there. it's clearing out. what will it be like when your kids head to the bus stop? that's at 5:41. >>> we have an update on a story of a needle found in headline candy. why police say it was nothing but a hoax. but a hoax. >>> this vulgarity at the ut ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $33

she didn't offer a name or a genre. but fans suspect that it will be unrelated to harry potter. >> hmm. the script for the potter spinoff. "fantastic feats and where to find them."." >> justin bieber no longer on probation f vandalizing his neighbor's home with eggs but he's still take his hits in the court of public opinion. >> yeah, he is. so you remember this. when he walked out on a radio intervieiew in spn. the host apparently looking for a viral moment and getting a completely different one. >> then over the weekend in norway another walk-off, getting anoid when fans kept grabbing his legs. he didn't like it, so he stormed off. >> but before leaving europe justin provides one last awkward moment with thisesson for some rhythmically challenged fans. >> at least clap on the right notes. come on, guys. stop, stop, stop. it's like this. if you're going to clap. it's not -- yeah. at least clap on beat. got to make up your mind fans were way off. >> onehalf of those fans -- >> our own newsroom. take a look at this. we c

police say a man broke a fence a fence outside of the mosque. he threw a fake explosive device onto the parking lot. that man was arrested in is in jail. he will want to assure the community that the facility is safe. >>> police in prince george's county continue to investigate a shooting death outside of the apartment complex in landover. what have you found out? >> reporter: within the last half hour police have finished their work of collecting evidence. they have been here for more than six hours. this after someone shot a young man to death in the parking lot behind me. police got the call just before 5:00 across the street from a busy shopping center they were told shots had been fired. they found the body of a young man that were fatal gunshot wounds. police immediately began to canvas the apartment building. one question they had hoped to answer tonight is why. >> as of right now it is still too early to tell what the motive is. it is under investigation. >> reporter: unfortunately no public answer to that question tonight. know the name

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right now cnn is citing a source put a bomb on that plane. not a passenger. rather, someone else on the in the initial investigation, terrorism experts thought the plane could' ve crashed because of a mechanical issue, but now it is looking more likely that an explosion is to blame. >> what investigators are looking for is if there is any kind of explosive material on any of the debris. emily: investigators are looking to see if passengers have injuries from an explosion. that includes a shrapnel. all 224 people on board that jetliner were killed. randy: jury selection is underway for the trial of a danvers teenager accused of raping and killing his teacher. a judge cleared the way for the trial by declaring philip chisolm mentally competent. the trial was stopped last months when he began to behave strangely. he is accused of murdering colling retzer two years ago. police want to know if you recognize the suspects. business. the surveillance video released from eye care optics on the middlesex turnpike. the suspects stole designer frames. one assaulted an em

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planning. >>> a mother making a mistake in the east bay. her 2-year-old daughter paying the price. >>> and a hate laced computer message that led to protests in berkeley. poli plus, chaos in alameda over rising rents. >> he had an elaborate idea of what he wanted to do. >> tonight, we're learning the santa clara teenager who stabbed four people at uc merced was planning to do something worse. >> the 18-year-old was from santa clara. the photo on the right was taken recently. the sheriff revealed a hand written manifesto was found during the autopsy. he listed names of students he wanted to zip tie to death after being kicked out of a study group. the sheriff says he laid out the plan carefully, but things didn't go according to plan. >> his plan went haywire because people fought back. that is his badluck. the fortunate part is that we have a brave construction worker that stopped this from going on. >> what may have motivated him? we live with melanie woodrow. >> reporter: the sheriff confirmed that that manifesto suggested this may have c

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the aircraft drifted slowly out of the sky a a landed on a road in fayetteville. kris van cleave has more on the accident that could have been much worse. >> reporter: that parachute is right back here inside cirrus aircra like the one bill simon was flying tuesday. he took off from 235i yetville, arkansas heading for waco, texas when he had an engine problem. as he was losing altitude he made a split-second decision, and it saved lives. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: witnesses watched in amazement. >> we're going to try to find a place that's clear. >> reporter: a single-engine plane suspended by a parachute gliding to the ground. >> there's a plane coming down with a parachute. >> plane down, plane down. >> reporter: it landed on this stretch of road. the entire aircraft still visibly intact. >> looked up, there was a plane like freefalling for a second, then popped a parachute. >> reporter: seconds before touching down the plane struck a pickup truck carrying a female driver and two children. that driver and all three people on board the plane including the pilot,

>> is a hot d a sandwich? >> no. >> is a subway sandwich a sandwich. >> yes. >> is the bread cut the same way. >> no, it's a loaf of bread. >> no, wrong. >> yes, it is. >> it's a hot dog bun. >> not a loaf of bun. a piece ofbread. >> wrong. >> a meatball sub is a sub. >> it's made out of e same kind of meatt a paddy is. >> it got heated >> it got heated. i'm going to one up these boys in the nfl. if you thihink a hot dog a sandwich, is this? it's a turkey wrap but it also has the bread around it. is a wrap a sandwich. >> assam on twitter points out, i hate to say this, if you take the bun off of a hot dog, what is? it's still a hot dog. >> okay. >> so even if you take the wra ofoff tha -- >> if i unwrap this. >> now i'm confused. >> then what do i have? >> you have lunch. thank you. >> yeah, there you go. you got your protein for the day. look at this. we're going to ctinue to debate that. we encourage you online. take a look at this. this is a real-life ironman you might say. science fiction meets science fac

the ad features a cute blond boy sporting a mohawk playing with a doll along with a group of girls.nder lines in toys and accessories have been slowly breaking down. target has already moved to make signage nor gender neutral. >>> happy national unfriend day. because sometimes 450 friends are just too many to keep track of. what started as a silly holiday by jim plea kimmel a few years ago has turned into an annual occurrence every november 17th. today is the day when participating facebook users take a good hard look at their friends list and choose people to unfriend. and whether or not they really like things or not. >> be ready erin. people get some hurt feelings when you unfriend them. >> yes, they do. >> very much so. >> 6:28. upset parents shame a south jersey mall to check its santa policy and check it twice. >> also wild weather moves across the nation's heartland. meteorologist, david murphy is check how long it will impactins here. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with

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. >> jadiann: a woman behind a midair scare will face a judge today. >> christa: why the teen standing trial for the murder of his math teacher may not be back in court today when testimony resumes. >> jadiann: the road to the white house travels through massachusetts where republican presidential candidate donald trump is rallying supporters. >>> good morning, everyone, it's wednesday. i'm jadiann thompson. >> christa: middle of the week. i'm christa delcamp. jeremy, a little frost on the windshield this morning. it's cold. >> jeremy: it is. you'll have to do scraping of that frost if you have it on the windshield. boston 35. norwood 19. orange at 17. even out on the cape and the islands, provincetown 22 so you have a cold morning commute. a cold morning. and like yesterday, it's a cool day. there will be a lot of sunshine also like yesterday. but despite the sunshine, the temperatures only make it into the normal high is 51, 52 so it's not unusual but because november has been warm it's a shock to the system. temperatures this afternoon, upper 40s. >> christa: let's get on the fast t

a decision made by a mayor or a congressman or congresswoman or a senator or a president is something that affects us, which it obviously does, then we all get to participate. "well, uh, let's see. in where you work, what they make affects your life." how they make it with this chemical or that, that affects your health, your life. whether they do it here or they fire you and do it in another country, you bet that affects your life. so what exactly is your participation in the decisions you have to live with the results of? answer--nothing. you come to work, and you do what you're told. and at the end of the day, you've poured your brains and your muscles into making something. and you know what you're supposed to do. and you all know because we all go to the same schools. at the end of the day, you leave there whatever it is you helped to make. and you go home. and if you forget and try to take with you when you go home one of those things you helped to make, a few hours later there's a knock on the door and people in dark blue uniforms hurt you and take it back. because it's not you

a nice wrap-up to a holiday week. that's a quick look at your weather picture. emily is standing by with traffic. >> a new accident just popped up, west side highway northbound just before exit 11, 96th street. you can start to see delays with that. also, with the fog, take it easy this morning. tappan zee, 45-mile-per-hour speetod restriction. modified schedule for metro path. lirr is on a regular schedule. saturday schedule. effect. more weather and traffic coming up. >> all right. 5:06 right now. happening today in chicago, protesters planning to mark black friday with a massive demonstration. reverend jesse jackson is organizing this rally. protesters planning to march down michigan avenue, which is pectedweo be very crowded with black friday shoppers. it's a huge strip of shops and retail locations. this all following that release of this dash cam video showing an officer gun amng down a teen.xejackson calling for an investigation as to why it took so long for that video to be made public. > well, new thisiomorning, a memorial service taking place in paris.

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a group of a group of college football players are taking a stand -- not in the trenches -- but off the football field. a months-long protest on the campus of the university of missouri got a boost when members of the football team joined the movement. movement.now today, the schools s board of curators will attend a closed door meeting to discuss the issue issueit all started in september, when the student body president, who is black, said white students in a pickup shouted racial slursrsat him. and there are other reports of a swastika being displayed by a dorm.the protesters says president tim woe hasn't done anything&to combat these racially motivated incidents. the football team announced they will not participate in team "so like i said we all gonna stay together as a team, we all made this decision as a team to you knowownot talk to the media so you;re not gonna hear much from the players so. i mean this is kind of the outlet for me." me."head football coach gary pinkel tweeted a photo of aches and players locking arms last night,t,saying the coaches are fully behind the players

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it's a nightmare. bodies. interrupted. panic broke out at a memorial at a for attack. mourners lit candles and laid flowers when dozens of people ran after someone claimed to hear gunshots. police fanned out with guns in their hands. the noise was just from a fire cracker. this as french police put a face to one of the accomplices. the notice is for salah abdeslam, a 26-year-old man born in belgium. he rentalled a black volkswagenen. there were strong links between the killers and isis members in iraq and syria. french authorities have not identified most of the seven attackers' bodies. at lease three were french. new images emerged from friday's chaos. this is the moment when the deadly massacre began. a band is performing when gunfire is heard. by the time police stormed the hall, three terrorists killed 89 people. nbc news learned at least four of the attackers were from belgium. detectives were searching for the eighth suspect. live in the control room, kris anderson, "7 news today in new england." >> christa: thank you. world leaders attending the g20 summit in tu

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a little bit of a clip out of the north east north is about 1015 a little bit of a chill factor by noon were in the fifth is just about everywhere 40 for those inland valleys by 5:00 p.m. will call recall by 50 votes to close 53 of the bay for six and will have the seventh forecast of what is going on for the rest of the weekend coming up. >>reporter: we're following recon news this morning three people are dead included one police officer after a man opened fire at a plant of the suspected shooting is under arrest following and hours long standoff this here is the shot that we just got into the newsroom all this happening yesterday and carlos friends in this morning we've learned a lot more about the stunning crime here is the very latest the accused gunman has not been identified as robert louis beer we mentioned three people were killed nine others also hurt. >>reporter: as you mentioned we did lose three people yesterday two of them civilians one was a police officer and is identified as 44 year-old he was a six year veteran of the university colors friends university he respond wil

it's a happy ending and a new beginning for a newborn found abandoned near a clinic. an employee spotted a jacket -- then it moved. inside, she found a newborn baby, with her umbilical chord still attached. the chicago fire department says the infant was in good condition. the child is now in state custody. the illlnois safe haveve law requires a newborn to be handed over personally to a staff member at a hospital, police or fire station... "at least just go to the hospital. the hospital is just right here." a surveillance camera could be the key to the case -- after a city bus hits an elderly woman as she crosses the street. it happened in brooklyn. you can see the woman look both ways beere crossing, the out- of-service bus comes through and we won't show what happened next. the 70-year-old woman die the driver keeps going. "he stopped. i don't know whether he knew but he stopped realize. i have no idea." the driver was later arrested and is now facing multiple charges. three people including a firefighter are hurt when an apartment complex caaches fire. this video

a group forced him into a vehicle and threatened him with a machete. the teenager was walking near the west gauge apartments last week when this happened. detech tifbs with the gang unit is now looking into the abduction. >>> two deadly officer-involveding. they say he ignored ordered to put his gun down and was pointing it at a woman. deputies shot and killed that man. the woman involved with us not hurt. >>> now to san francisco, police shot and killed a suspect after he climbed scaffolding. officers say they opened fire after he pointed a stolen rifle at them. they shut the street down when they learned he left a sporting goods store and climbed to a roof of a nearby building. >>> scandal-riddled fifa is getling closer to getting a new president. there were five of them. one of them is controversy. one is from bahrain. former president seth blaert st platter stepped down in the middle of that huge, huge corruption scandal. back to you. >>> right now the storms that ground strong winds and tornadoes to iowa is headed to the east. they're closely watc

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a very solemn procession, as the officer who leaves behind a wife a son and a daughter was take top a local funeral home. behind me the crime scene active still. they are still piecing together what happened. less than 24 hours ago when officials say a man deranged walked into the planned parenthood and started shooting. for more than five hours there was a standoff and there were including catania crowne. she was a patient inside and what she has to say is chilling. >> i heard everybody in the lobby screaming get down get down. and i saw a gunman walking with a shotgun just shooting randomly. >> this morning catania crowne's boyfriend is missing. we are told by kattancatania he was at the facility with her. at some point he walked outside of the facility is&she has not been able to find him since. all were treated at the local hospital and this morning we're told they are all in good condition. >>> parts of the central u.s. getting hit with dangerous and deadly weather. >> flood watches and warnings from texas to missouri. three died when their cars were washed away in flash flooding

. >> a motorcyclist drags a deputy across a highway. >> i thought i was going to die that day. >> a suspect attack an officer behind the desk. >> he's reaching for my gun in the holster. >> an ex-con plows a hole through a maximum security wall. >> nobody has ever seen anything like that before. >> caught on camera, odd ishs jail breaks. >> i can't imagine what they were thinking. >> savage beatings. >> they were going to be administering their own form of jail. >> and one of the most notorious prison riots in history. >> the thing that was was so notorious is the rifles didn't stop them. ♪ ♪ >> "caught on camera inmates and outlaws." >>> hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to caught on camera. when deal with dangerous people out on patrol orren side prison walls members of law enforcement know never to let down their guard because the minute that happens, something terrible could unfold. one ohio officer learned that lesson the hard way. >> a late-night arrest leads to something vile sneent this came out of the blew. he did not see it coming. >> and a fight for his life. >> you don't know

this is a pwlivlt a turkey day -- a little bit of a turkey day treat. partly cloudy skies out there. 43 in boston. a warm way to start off our day. 41 in burlington. drops to 31 in wellesley. we have the freezing temperatures back and we have to go back a little closer to 495 to encounter some of the real chilly temperatures. bridgewater at 32. along the south shore. i have got 40s right now. worcester at 38. freezing in pepperell and amherst, new hampshire with lower 30s. by noon time, we are going to be into the lower 50s. highs peak there in the 50s. partly sunny skies. i will time out the cool down as we hit the evening coming up as we hit the evening coming up, but for now, back over to you, catherine. >> back to that breaking news in boston where police are investigating an overnight shooting outside a busy bar. fox25's michael henrich is live in when r fenway where one person has died, michael. >>reporter: a half a block where i stand at van necessary and youngkey way. police tell thus happened right outside of who's on first. a popular pub in th

>> jadiann: a dgerous drive sends a car plunging into the charles river. what we're learning about the couple killed in the crash. >> christa: the pats remain undefeated but the big win over washington comes at a cost. the key player that could be sideline. >> jadiann: good morning, it's monday. we're here to help you through it. i'm jadiann thompson. >> christa: we'll get through it together. i'm christa delcamp. jeremy reiner needed a break from us. >> jadiann: they didn't ask us. >> christa: he's gone today. >> jadiann: we have a great guy with us. >> chris: thank you. i appreciate the compliments. we have to track j.r. down in florida somewhere. a well-deserved vacation, it's a cold started outside the city. usually with clear skies, light wind at night, you get big ranges in the city of boston to the suburbs. rain from the carolinas to the florida panhandle, working up the coastline. that's something we'll contend with through the afternoon, tomorrow night and wednesday. today 57 to 62, nice day. several degrees above the average for it time of year.

that is a felony. >>> we're getting a look at a confrontation between serena williams and a man who tried to steal her cell phone. williams says a man lurked by her table at a restaurant in san francisco then grabbed her phone. surveillance video shows serena running outside after the man. she says on facebook when she confronted him, she asked him if he took the phone maybe by accident. the man says he did. he handed the phone back over. darlene, you were saying she really handled that well. >> she did. >> she didn't have to -- she could have been much more -- >> exactly. she gave him the opportunity to say it was a mistake. >>> coming up next, a special postseason honor for one of our world series mets. >>> and later, they're the toys that have stood the test of time. which favorite play things have earned a spot in the national toy hall of fame. >>> don't forget, follow the sbhier "today in new york" team on facebook and twitter. we'll be right back. entire "today in new york" team l welcome, to the simply orange tour. this is our plant. these are our workers. and this, is upper manage

a half a foot of snow. -- a half a foot of snow. rain going to be heading toward the chicago area. quite a mess developing in the middle of the country. ahead of that storm, we are going to enjoy milder temperatures. we are heading into the 60' s this afternoon. after being in the 40' s, mid-50' s today. 60 degrees tomorrow before we start to cool down. the story is a warmer one. temps is around 40 degrees at the coast line. mid 40' s on the cape. 37 degrees in worcester. a little bit of cloud cover. these clouds are going to be resistant here this morning. during the football game, there will be areas of low clouds. partial sunshine by midday. we are in the 50' s as you head home this evening. topping up around 54 degrees. we will watch that frontal warm tomorrow, temperatures up near 60 degrees. we will have clouds to contend with but breaks of sunshine. friday night, a few showers that could linger into the first part of your saturday. overnight, one person is dead two others hurt busy yawkey way. s antoinette antonio is live at the scene with the information in overnight. antoi

otherwise, a dry afternoon. a lot of clouds. a few peeks of sun. a chilly afternoon. temps this afternoon, 36-41. the city this afternoon, 41. >> christa: a last leicester man appearing in court after weapons and ammunition were discovered inside his home. the weapons weren't the only problem. >> jadiann: the man took off, prompting a huge manhunt. >> reporter: a friend describes 2-year-old dean as a survivalist. scared to face charges in worcester. that is why early saturday morning, dean retreed to the woods with weapons as police searched for him. >> he was going to stay in the woods for a while. he wasn't looking to hurt anyone. anything like. that that is the type of person he is. >> reporter: monday dean was when police arrested anymore royalston after a manhunt that spanned 24 hours and 40 miles, he was wearing a bulletproof vest and armed with two guns. >> this is an officer's nightmare. the damage or karnbling that would be inflicted by the fire power before you is almost unthinkable. >> reporter: but the man's royalston while he was on the danger. >> no, not

a street cleaner found a suicide bomber belt in a pile of rubble monday. the belt had been disabled and police are examining the device to see if it was used in a terror attack overseas. overnight as well, four people have died in a helicopter crash at fort hood. officials say the crew was on a routine training mission when the cause of that crash is under >> jadiann: the babe sitter accused of kidnapping a toddler fromhamton is held without bail while she undergoes a psychiatric evaluation. abigail hanna suffers from hallucinations and expressed suicidal thoughts. yesterday hanna was held up by court officers. she's charged with kidnapping and assaulting lyndon albers, the toddler's parents reported her missing from home in hamilton friday morning. hours later she was found on the side of the road naked with cigarette burns and her head shaved. >> christa: a dorchester man charged with robbing several men was wearing a gps monitor when arrested. the 30-year-old who refused to show his face in court was one of hundreds of people who have drug charges overt

police say a man took a woman hostage, into a home, prompting a response from san jose pd who brought in the s.w.a.t. team. what led up to the gunfire that resulted in the death is something we're hoping to find out very soon. that is the latest from san jose, abc7 news. >>> a milestone tonight. 14 months since the napa county earthquake. >> michael finney credited the day with helping a group of people still getting their lives back in order. he is here now with what is a victory. >> reporter: napa self storage was red tagged after the quake. the owners planned to bull doze the building unless tenants came up with $190,000. it seemed impossible, but sometimes, the impossible happens. >> these items were in danger of being bull dozed. here she is, in the rain, smiling. >> my stuff looks good. it looks good. i was confident it looked good. i'm just so happy. today is a good day. >> reporter: it was a day long incoming. napa self storage had been red tagged after the quake. then, for tenants, things went from bad to worse. the storage company pointed to the rental agreement, saying the

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. >> give me a eak. give me a break. give me a break. >> on ben carson. >> if you're pathological, there is no cure for that, folks. >> on hillary clinton. >> she's going to lose. you. >> and what he would do about isis. out. >> and just wait, there is more. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. >>toning the colors of christmas for last night's game. so why is there so much discussion online? this morning the color blind controversy. >>> and destination 1a. al is just minutes away from week. all that is left, connecticut and new york. and then we'll celebrate his victory with a big roke-a-thon party on the plaza today, today friday, november 13, 2015. >> narrator: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to today on a friday morning, 50 state, 7 days. i think we're holding up very >> exactly. i'm exhausted watching al. >> he's not holding up so well. he's in stamford, connecticut this morning. actually looks pretty good.

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a bed in a bunk bed., right. >> yes. >> wow. >> reporter: i asked him, you know, why is this -- i know it is an obvious question but good to hear it from someone who lives in the city. why is housing an important issue this year and he kind of chuckled to himself and that was the first example that came to mind. it drives home the housing crunch that people face here. >> one other quick thing. it looks like the weather is okay out where you are. that may help with turn-out or people dropping off a ballot. >> reporter: yeah. the weather is absolutely gorgeous out here. there wasn't even any fog. we have seen a lot of people walking to these drop-on stations. but honestly now that we're heading into the morning rush hour we're seeing more and more people driving by and dropping them off like this gentleman right here did. definitely weather shouldn't have any impact on the turnout. it should help it if anything. most people are casting their vote by mail. either dropping it off. not as many people are walki

a community is taking a stunning turn. this morning, sources tell our chicago station wbbm officials will announce lieutenant joe gliniewicz took his own life. >> remember his shooting death in september launched a massive manhunt. schools cancelled classes to keep children safe. dean reynolds is in nearby round lake beach with how the investigation turns. dean, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there were questions from the start of this case, where were the suspects, for example? and why was the coroner here unable to say publicly whether this was a suicide or a homicide? morning. after the initial report he was killed in the line of duty, after the funeral that drew thousands of mourners and cops from across the country. >> my world got a little bit smaller. >> reporter: after his wife's tear-filled tribute. >> joe was my best friend. >> reporter: and after the media reported the story in a way that furthered the narrative of cops under fire. >> when an instance like this happens it victimized not just the police

my father was a bartender my mother a maid. they worked for a living. they were successful people but because despite the fact they weren't well educated and had those jobs, they made enough money to buy a home in a safe, stable neighborhood. retire with dignity. leave their children better off than themselves. we call it an american dream but it is a universal dream of a better life. it is a reminder hat every country in the world has rich people. what makes america special is we have millions of people who are not rich through hard work and perseverance are able to be successful. the problem is today people are not successful working hard as ever because the economy is not providing jobs that pay enough. if i thought raising the minimum wage was the best way to increase pay i would be for it. but it isn't. in the 21st century it is a disaster. if you raise the minimum wage you will make people more expensive than a machine. debate from des moines, iowa. our coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. the cbs overnight news will be right back. with thre

well, a little bit of a wet day later on. here is a live look outside. you see the clouds out there, bri. what does that mean for us? >> reporter: not as wet as yesterday, jadiann. remember the storm system making headlines yesterday. thunder-snow, blizzard conditions. rolling through the rockies. severe weather through the plains. here is that storm now. and the front is lifting through our neck of the woods to bring us another round of showers for the afternoon. you see those showers already starting to creep in as we take a closer look through worcester county. up through athol and down through buzzards bay. it is lighter activity of showers than what we saw yesterday. we are not expecting inches. however, i do think everybody gets their fair share of this. the fair share being around a tenth of an inch to maybe a quarter of an inch. looking ahead through the timeline here, it takes until 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon for those scattered showers to become more widespread. there could be some areas that see steady rainfall for some time. this storm syste

a step -- or a cop pushing a step. ishing a step. and one of my sisters is in medical school. i think my mom was very proud mostly for me, but i think she knows she did a great job. host: and when you took the oath of office, what was going through your mind? mr. gallego: i had three members from my platoon holds the -- the bible. what was going through my mind is that i'm here and it is my charge to do my best for my country and for my district. and i was thinking about the weight of that pressure, and that i needed to fulfill, i think, what people wanted me to do, which was come here and be a strong advocate for everyday people and veterans. host: how do you know whether you have achieved that? what is your benchmark? mr. gallego: guess how many facebook posts i get? no, just kidding. i think at the end of the day, it is a lot of times if i feel i put it all on the table, that i have pushed where i can push, and even if i fail, i know that i did give it my best. and that is just an internal gut check that i have all

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driving a bit of a challenge, too. this blast of arctic weather headed for the northeast and coastal regions. >> good morning, reena and kennedys. it will be a downright chilly start to the workweek. the trough will bring a blast of cold air. we'll be about ten degrees below where we should be. the the cold air dipping as far down south as the lower mississippi and the eastern gulf coast where we have freeze warnings in effect. that includes places likes houston and austin, as far east as alabama. >> thank you so much, cam. >>> president obama back at the white house. the commander in chief landing last night at andrews air force base. the president has no public events schedule frd today. >>> still ahead, gas prices falling fast. but will they stay low for thanksgiving travel? >>> and breaking overnight. shooting spree. 16 people hospitalized. >>> stuck in a car and sink fast. a woman's dramatic 911 call after she accidentally drives into a river. the secret to mastering black friday shopping is kohl's! so right now a