one, the obvious, that a 3-year-old got ahold of an unsecured gun. police say there was a delay in calling 911 and the grandmother and other adults in the home were not forthcoming about what happened. just before -- just after 12:00 this afternoon, police responded to a call about a child bleeding in the 1300 block of south wilton treat. medics were not told the 3-year-old shot herself in the thigh. police say the grandmother cleaned up the scene before police arrived. her father allegedly always locks up his .40al before handgun. today he says he was running for work and asked the grandmother to do it for him. the grandmother put the gun in the closet. 3-year-old girl got ahold of the gun and shot herself in the thigh. the bullet travelled through her calf and she's currently in surgery as doctors try to save her leg. >> we have these parent who's want to have guns and you have a right to own a gun, but when you have children you have a bigger responsibility to make sure that gun is put away. sickening to see little kids going to the hospital for g

and like for a smart phone, if somebody wants to, you know, get ahold of you, can they get ahold of youn a smart phone or a mobile telephone? no, a smart phone is too smart for me. and a computer you use rarely? well, i use it quite a bit-- one of the trick questions that bill gates and i give when we're talking to an audience is who's on the computer more? excluding e-mail. and the answer is i probably am. because i probably play 12 hours a week of bridge on it, and then i use it a lot for search. but who do you play bridge with? is it anonymous people in bridge or regular--? no, i-- my name is t-bone, and i play with a woman in san francisco who goes by the name of sirloin, and she's a two-time world champ, and i'm two-time world chump. so we're a good-- we've been playing together for decades. and are you at a world-class level after all these years? no, no. i... i-- she-- you couldn't have a better teacher than she is, but the student has limitations. heh. now, you mentioned bill gates. how did you actually come to know bill gates? it came about because meg greenfield, who was the e

also, still unexplaned its how cyto managed to get ahold of the backpack and cell phone he was carrying. of course how did he pay for the airline tickets. >> anna werner, an incredible story. >> three ucla basketball players apologized to day for shoplifting while the team was in china. freshmen cody riley, liangelo ball and jalen hill were put under house arrest but were allowed to leave the country after president trump spoke personally with the chinese president xi. this morning, mr. trump tweeted do. you think the three ucla basketball players will say thank you, president trump? they were headed for ten years in jail? well, all three of them did thank him. as for ucla, it suspended them from the team indefinitely. >>> president trump today gave an account of his asia trip that appeared for a time, might run as long as the 12 day journey itself. his mouth got so dry he had to stop and search for a lot of water to quench his thirst. a few minutes later it happened again. you will recall, mr. trump on the campaign trail, mocked then rival marco rubio for taking a water break as he del

ahold of a really -- the protection that he had not to be shot. it's a complex question. it needs to be answered and will be as time goes on. kelly: he received a bad conduct discharge from the military, the united states state air force. why would he be allowed to have access to any kinds of weaponry. >> we are involved in a conundrum, how does that happen? if in fact an individual received a dishonorable discharge, for what reason was the dishonorable discharge given? should the person be allowed to purchase a firearm? my guess in everybody's minds, absolutely not. and somehow somewhere along the line we have to in the future somehow connect the ability to buy a firearm with the backgrounds check and with the mental capacity check. that really has to be done, and it's difficult. also maintain. kelly: i know the professionals are on the ground. they are investigating this. professional as they are, they are still human. they have wife, they have daughters, they have sons, they have husbands, they have mothers and fathers. they have communities th

when an officer tries to get ahold of one of the drivers, he falls to the ground. then a burst of laughter from the person with the camera. >> it's a serious problem and i think it will get worse unless appropriate agency is taken. >> he works on 14th street. he describes what he saw sunday night. >> complete madness. loud. disruptive and alarming to everybody. >> the million got millions of views on facebook and instagram. some who witnessed the herds of a.t.v.'s rampaging through the city question the interest in acts that pose serious dangers. >> i don't know how they stop them but something has to be done. it's not right. >> the d.c. police launched an investigation and they are reviewing the videotape. they hope to track down the suspect to bring them to justice. meanwhile we have heard that the officer that fell there suffered only minor injuries. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: thanks. this isn't the first time they have had the bad encounters with the a.t.v. and dirt bike riders. this video is from july when they showed effort to trap

also, still unexpled cyto managed to get ahold of the backpack and cell phone he was carrying. how did he pay for the airline tickets. >>> military leaders in zimbabwe insist they have not launched a coup. tanks are in the streets. the president is under house arrest the his wife has fled the country. debora patta reports. >> reporter: it looked like a coup, as tanks rolled into the nation's capital overnight. >> military police and tank. wow it is real. >> reporter: soldiers took over the state broadcaster. but zimbabwe general denied it. >> we wish to make it abundantly clear, that this is not a military takeover. >> instead, robert mugab e, who has ruled zimbabwe by fear for 37 years is now under house arrest. 93 years old and in failing critics as a brutal tyrant who ran the country into the ground. he is perhaps best remembered for sending out bands of thugs who seized white owned farms, drove off owners, killed live stock and left the land fallow, the economy went into free fall. unemployment soared. the zimbabwe dollar was printed in denominations of billions. despite th

we got ahold of that e-mail. part of it says i especially want to apologize to anyone who has ever been on the receiving end of an unwanted hug or gesture that if he thelt crossed the line in any way, form. he is the co-founder of pixar and disney operativ the latest movie is set to open tomorrow. a spokesperson said, we said, committed to maintaining an environment in which all employees rerespected and empowered to do their best work. he said in the e-mail that he hope this is time off makes him the leader he needs to be west did try to speak to employees but none wanted to come. >> john lasseter was in san francisco two weeks ago. he was honored at a walt disney as he annual fundraising gala. he was prenlth with the diane disney miller lifetime achievement award. it is not affiliate. >>> an employ. >>> sheriff's deputies arrested chad on charges of lewd and lascivious acts with a child. they say he came into contact with a 12-year-old children while teaching math in richmond. the victim told her mother should

police and k-9s trying to get a he would ho ahold of them.he school district is canceling classes for today. "action news" reporter katherine scott is first with the details and she's live now with new information and exclusive surveillance video. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and that's right, the search continues for these four teens who remain at large. they escaped from a youth detention facility that's nearby to here overnight. we have been moved to a firehouse that's local out of the neighborhood where the search is ongoing. but as you said, the schools now in egg harbor city are closed today as the search continues for these four teens who are considered dangerous, though not necessarily armed. they were not armed at the time they escaped. let's go to surveillance video we obtained from the neighborhood and you can see in egg harbor city a speeding car, slams into a jeep and then it continues into a home on the 900 block of berger street. you see a vehicle with flashing lights after. in the top right corner o

it's what happened when the cold temperatures get ahold of the precipitation. >> in the suburbs it couldaybe it's in not. >> reporter: you hear our reporting stations allentown, bethlehem, and lansdale, and between those reporting stations it could be colder. in the northern areas be aware of icing and ice up on the roads. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing most of the area is seeing rain in places like pottsville and north of the lehigh county in the poconos. you can see flurries and mixed wet snow. and farther south of that, upper bucks and upper montgomery, berks county and the lehigh valley you have the possibility of patchy freeze up this morning, so be careful. the rest of us just wet. as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd center city in city hall. they are putting up the holiday lights. some of the trees are kind of dark, because we have not seen the light up ceremony just yet, it's coming. the temperature, 41 degrees in philadelphia. the winds are light at 3 miles per hour. most of us seeing rain the farther north you go, be careful of patchy freeze up on the roads. righ

on't like to e the i have to base a lot of reporting on freedom of information act requests getting aholddocuments paying close attention to, to congressional testimony. and things like that. if you -- if you look at what is out there, you can get the broad outlines. the u.s. military has done a good job of keeping this under wraps. >> why are you stow doggo doggel back this onion. what is at stake for the country? our democracy that emboldens you so to keep digging? >> well, i think it is dangerous to have, u.s. forces spread across a continent of more than 50 nations. you know, operating without, any kind of -- you know, stringent oversight. we have seen what happened in -- in, in, niger. to our forces. but, you know, this year, i reported on a, a u.s. base in or base in cameroon that the united states uses. local cameroonian forces their base. there is what i found. researchers from amnesty international as well. rampant torture going on in the space. this was under the guys of counterterrorism. focused on boca horam. a lot of the people targeted these were innocent civilians. when you

. >> the county offices are closed for the day and at this point we have been unable to get ahold of the registrar greg riddlemoser. the race right now incredibly close. just 84 votes separate the republican bob thomas from the democrat joshua cole. the republican is 84 votes ahead and thomas tells me that it is his understanding that the ballots didn't get here until too late. that the decision not to count them was made by a board that is made up of two democrats and one republican and he says even if likely fall -- those military ballots would likely fall his way. >> we don't know which way these ballots can go whether they go in our favor or not. the fact of the matter they are voices that need to be heard and they are muffled. even if they have to go to court they will keep fighting this. wusa 9. >>> here 's what we do know. republicans are leading in three house of delegate races that remain simply too close to call tonight. final results in had those three races could give republicans or democrats control or leave the house's side. >>> veterans day falling on a saturday. it's

. >> we haven't been able to get ahold of anyone there at the funeral home. the d.c. attorney general is in court tomorrow, going against a temporary restraining order from the owners. >>> use it to get inside people's homes. that's what deputies say robert williams dixon did over and over again. investigators say the 33-year- old is responsible for 11 burglaries over the course of the last five weeks or so. this all happened in the sterling area, north of route 7. in most cases, the victims were sleeping at the time. so scary. deputies say there are more charges likely. there have been a series of similar break-ins in fairfax county, and it appears that investigators are looking into the possibility that williams dixon may be responsible for those too. >>> body cameras are coming to the fairfax county police department. the county board appr transparency, and use of force investigations. the northern bureau chief, peggy fox reports it was the failed shooting of an unarmed springfield man in 2014, that prompted them to take this action today. >> that unarmed man was 4

grab ahold of the umbrella. he's on the floor before you know it.ituation dismissed. >> and the way he did it. >> do we know if he's civilian or was he part of the police force? was this all coko choreographed >> the only report i got was that that guy ended up with a broken arm, but we did get the story behind the video. this was actually an exercise, a very realistic exercise, a training exercise for what to do in a situation like this. liam neeson there is actually a s.w.a.t. team member. he knows what he's doing. and the thing is, so many people, myself included, thought it was real because it was so authentic. >> did they really break the guy's arm? he needs a pay raise if he did. >> you never have to be the lone hero. >> no, this is a trained professional. >>> mama soul is getting a lot of attention with this song. >> papa was a player. >> what? >> left you all alone. >> teaching and providing now a queen on your throne. raising son to be a man. got to show him how to cook, how to clean, how to tie his shoes, how to treat a queen and how to ri

also hard to explain is how he managed to get ahold of a back pack and cell phone he was carrying and the money to pay for two airline tickets. >>> they released two videos of a man they say is the subject of four shootings. an african-american male with a thin build. the three victims killed in october were either getting off or on a city bus or were at a bus stoop when they were shot. the reward is up to $91,000. >>> and a pilot for southwest airlines was arrested for having a loaded handgun in his carry-on luggage. he was detained at the tsa checkpoint. the pilot did not have a concealed weapons permit. southwest said they're aware of the situation and is trying to gather more of the information. >>> coming up on the "morning news," the army pushback. they push back plans to give controversial waivers. >> epic romance, you can relive "titanic's" big screen magic for one week. this is the "cbs morning news." strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your white blood cell count, which strengthens your immune system. in a k

. >> she convinced him to go his car to find a piece of paper when he did, she ran and got ahold of a police officer. >> he held me hostage on the front porch for 45 minutes and it was a very scary situation. >> reporter: he saids he technology is not just about raising a red flag but a yellow flag so if even the basic information a client gives the agent isn't true, the ajejt will know not to show up to the meeting alone. >> this is proactive rather than preactive. in terms of yellow flags as we see them, maybe first of all that the phone number doesn't match who the individual says they are. >> reporter: tisdale agrees the more information, the better. >> i guess i was aware but you think it's never going to happen to you, but it can, it does, and it did. >> reporter: most real estate agents carry some form of self-defense, including pepper spray and a gun. >> it sounds like it's targeting licensed real estate owners but couldn't it be used for homeowners as well >> it could. i've got about lots of calls and e-mails. they've found plumbers, electricians and others rummaging through

grab ahold of the umbrella. he's on the floor before you know it.uation dismissed. >> and the way he did it. >> do we know if he's civilian or was he part of the police force? was this all coko choreographed >> the only report i got was that that guy ended up with a broken arm, but we did get the story behind the video. this was actually an exercise, a very realistic exercise, a training exercise for what to do in a situation like this. liam neeson there is actually a s.w.a.t. team member. he knows what he's doing. and the thing is, so many people, myself included, thought it was real because it was so authentic. >> did they really break the guy's arm? he needs a pay raise if >> good morning i'm monica malpass we're following breaking news where authorities are holding a news conference on the capture of michael huggens let's go to mays language new jersey -- mays language new jersey where we have more on the capture. >> good afternoon on november 15, 2017 four individuals over powered a corrections officer at the harbor fields youth detention cente

. >>> apple fights back after hackers get ahold of computers. how to know if yours is at rifblg. >>> triumph over tragedy in the north bay. how will power is inspiring change after those devastating fires. >>> good morning, weather wise we start off in the 30s and 40s again, chilly morning, but temperatures warmer than average under this gorgeous sunshine you're seeing from the mountain. two to six degrees warmer and i do have even warmer weather than this in my forecast. remember that rain over the weekend? maybe not. >>> reuniting this dog with her puppies. >> mom! >> milk, now. >> next "right this minute." >>> california woman breastfeeding publicly has gone viral sparking both supportive and negative reactions. jessica castro has the story. >> reporter: hi matt and this is the photo that's gone viral. britany posted on facebook, she actually posted it to this specific facebook page dedicated to breastfeeding moms. it's called breastfeeding momma talk and in her post she says she was standing in line at disneyland to take a picture when her t

. >> philadelphia police say the child got ahold of her father's unsecured gun and shot herself in the thigh. officers say her grandmother was baby sitting at the time. she hid the gun, didn't tell responding medics how the shooting happened. investigators say the gun belongs to the girl's father, and that he usually locks it up but was running late and asked his mother to secure it. >> frustrating. driving us crazy. you have parents who want to have guns, and you have a right to own a gun. when you have children, you have a bigger responsibility to make sure the gun is put away. sickly where you see kids going to hospitals with gunshot wounds under the age of 5. >> the girl is expected to survive. doctors are trying to save her leg. since september, four children have been shot in philadelphia. early this month, a 2-year-old boy died after he accidentally shot himself in the head. police say he found an unsecured gun in his home in olney. in october, a 6-year-old brother kp accidentally shot his 3-year-old brother at their home in the tyoga section. father was charged with reckless in

. >> did you even get ahold -- did you even get ahold of him? >> no.y won't talk to me. >> when i get out, i swear to god -- when i get out -- >> you're going to behave yourself. >> i am going to behave myself, but thank god i'm behind bars, because i would go put some sugar in his tank. and i would slash all four tires. oh, my god. >> i don't even know how to respond to that. >> iave anger issues. >> i think you should do some anger management and rehab. >> i don't need anger management! >> yeah, okay. keeping you clean after you get out of here. >> i know, you're going to keep me clean. >> or i'm going to break my foot off in your butt. >> i know. but that's if i get out of here. >> she needed to either go to rehab or go to jail. and once she gets out, everything will be good. i told her before, it's either me or the drugs. and if she chooses drugs, i can't be with her. >> i think chris would -- he would stick with me through the six years, but i don't -- i don't want six years. i don't deserve six years. at least, i don't think i do. that's my opini

they got ahold of slaves. they got ahold of as much native land as the could, by hook or by crook. they were engaged in the fur trade. and they got jobs with the government. i'm tempted to talk about these events but i won't. i will just said was very interesting to me that mean of these wealthy detroiters realized that having a government job increases your influence and gives more opportunity to get more wealth. so in terms of belle isle and gross isle, they were pritch, meaning fertile lands, that these merchandise wanted so the bought tremendous them native people and then held slaves on them. >> wow, another deep breath. i'm going to ask for this question and then we'll try do collapse these questions altogether so we can get to a few more people, and then we'll break down and break up and dr. miles is going to do some book signing after you buy a book, or those who already bought the book can have them signed. let me have a question phenomenon you. just give me the question. >> and let her hear it, of course. >> i just -- i followed you on instagram but finding myself reading

touch with anyone who operates the funeral home, they've shut their doors and haven't been able to get ahold of anyone. in this lawsuit that was filed by the the attorney general's office today, there's one case which they allege that this funeral home right here and the owner pocketed $47,000 in one of the deceased man's life insurance payouts, that's in one case. alleges in the lawsuit that the funeral home's chief operating officer, this is ja mel royster advised him to sign over his father's $53,000 life insurance policy in order to pay for a funeral that cost less than $6,000. haze she'd be paying him the remaining bam of $47,000. several calls, several months, text messages and two cross country trips later, haze only got a bounced check. in another case, gregory says she requested her deceased grandmother be properly cleansed and prepared by muslim women as dictated by tradition, she alleges that royster empty bombed her without permission and when gregory learned of the death certificate that it was still not available a month later, royster allegedly told her, quote, not to worry be

we are waiting on the heavier rain to take ahold. that won't be until much later. it'll continue throughout the day. to the south. east bay, won't see to much. everything is still online here. what be loos to be good here with the inch and a half to maybe two and ia half inches of rain. for what it's worth one forecast model has two and a half inches of rain between now and friday morning. there is flash flood watches out for mendicino. warnings kick in. those are mainly

police say the girl's father asked the grandmother to put his gun away but the child still got aholdn news" reporter vernon odom is live now at philadelphia police headquarters with more details. vernon. >> reporter: good afternoon sarah. police tell me this is the third shooting of this type here in the city of philadelphia in the last two months. a child getting hold of an unsecured gun and shooting themselves. this one yesterday in kingsessing. a grandmother and her son are now under arrest. terrance williams faces the endangering the welfare of his daughter, barbara mcgill the grandmother is charged with endangering and evidence tampering. it happened yesterday on south wilton street. police arrived to find the three-year-old girl who had been shot in the right thigh. police say she got hold of her father's gun and shot herself. police say he left it for his mother to secure when he rushed off to work. williams does have a permit to carry. police say mcgill at first put the gun in the closet but without a gun lock. when police arrived the grandmother, police say, did not tell the

we set up a link there to get ahold of the d.m.v. >> lamborghini giving the pope a special edition. the pope is happy to use the trusty pope mobile. so it's auctioned off and the money is going to help the christian quant communities in iraq. base price of the car $200,000 >> looks nice. >> we'll take one if you don't want it. >> time for lunchbox weather. >> it's one of our favorites. >> molly went out to temple hills, maryland, for the lunch box weather program. that is a hit. the weather question is great. >> hi. my name is tyler. i'm in fourth grade. my question is how do clouds form? >> we love this one. how do the clouds form? >> you take the invisible water vapor and cool it down to the dew point. this get the fair weather clouds. go up and condense. this is unstable atmosphere. that is how they form. cool it down to the dew point. >> aaron is here with sports. e. kirk cousins and the redskins travel to play a saints team. this team was back. the linebacker lana: brown leads the nfl in tackles was seen leaving the locker room today with a walking boot as he is dealing with an

to be sure, our researchers got ahold of the u.s. military and said look, these drills are a pretty regular thing. so we can verify this rumor is false. whamo, you're going to be all right. this weekend will come and go. this simulation won't a tacoma your life at all -- affect your life at all. >>> tonight i joined with hundreds of women and some men to stand up and knock out abuse. for 24 years this event has raised millions to help victims of domestic violence in our area. our andrea roane was fantastic as the emcee and stories we reported on tonight remind us that the need to take action to save lives is necessary and urgent. >>> meanwhile just up the road at the washington hilton on connecticut avenue i was there for the men's companion event. it was a silent auction to raise a heck of a lot of money that stays right here in d.c. to benefit early childhood education. since 1990 they've raised $60 million for related activities here in d.c. >> good stuff. >>> remember my comment last night? i don't feel i went high enough to the

i don't know how they got ahold of one every these crazy coats but they it, i tell you, i feel like a pizza, made of the same material they use to carry the pizza in. i probably lost 5 pounds wearing this, it has a pocket here, for my or egg know, and my garlic salt here. yes. and then you open it up, inside. and it has got a place where you put a slice of pizza. >> okay. >> well, you can put yours in there, too. >> make sure to sigh hey to me if you see me walking down the street in this. >> oh, you'll stands out. >> right now, just lot it will >> like a fireman's coat. >> definitely say hi to jim, don't walk on the other side of the street. >> yes. >> that's why he's wearing it. >> is this ridiculous? i don't know what this is snore. >> yikes. >> what will they think of next? >> coming up: you heard every picking apples, strawberries, what about popcorn? that's what pat gallen is up to thinning -- this morning, and he'll show us what it is all about. >> doctor rob is here with a list of symptoms and treatment options if you're feeling a little blue. next. >> i was glad to be in the

is that why i couldn't get ahold of you last night, marcus? >> sorry. >> it was busy. the painting the only da vinci artwork left in private hands, the most expensive work of art ever sold. >> i'm going to hang that in the hallway so you can come over and see it. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," we have been tracking that weather, kari. what is it looking like this morning? >> it is going to be so soggy out there. maybe sure you have all of the rain gear, pulling it out of the closet. we are tracking some of the heaviest rain moving into parts of the bay area and as we take a live look outside in san jose let's go to campbell to look at some more rain throughout the day. we will talk about what's ahead when all of this gets out of here that's coming up in just a few minutes. >>> our live look we've sfloomd in towards the nimitz. you see that that water is fanning up behind the cars. definitely slick conditions here and around the bay. we will talk about spinouts, that seems to be the word of the morning. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, a

we have ahold of the most recent report from the department of commerce here in maryland. they're estimating the economic impact at $128 million. that's enough to fly to hawaii and back along with 125,000 of your closest friends. beyond that, they say they bought or rented goods from some 2,000 businesses and they've hired some 2700 people here in maryland. >> he chose money over power. and in this town and state nearly everyone makes. >> reporter: the show also received a lot of help from the state of maryland to keep frank underwood on screen. there's something called the they've received some $53.1 million from this program. at least the state gets to hold on to that money once the series is over. evan koslof, wusa9. >>> the need to help. that was part of marine corporal kyle peril's dna. on a cold rainy night he didn't think twice to stop and help a stranded motorist along maryland's route 15 near thurmont. unfortunately he was struck and killed by a truck in the process but the driver didn't stay on the scene. now corporal peril's family and the police are asking for

the world anti-doping agency says it has it gotten ahold of a new batch of intelligence from moscow. being watchdog adds the information comes from the former wada accredited laboratory in the russian capital it is in an electronic file containing all testing data from two thousand and twelve to august two thousand and fifteen and this is after a number of russian athletes were banned for life on doping charges earlier my colleague neil harvey spoke with the host of capital sports on moscow's capital f.m. alan moore he believes money is very much at play in the world event i don't bring the putin has drawn into the you know the whole doping debacle specially with the state sponsored allegations that are attached to it he recently said that the watchdogs themselves though might not be that impartial see trying to turn turn things back on to them he says they might have ulterior motives that his words would wish international schools organizations including the international olympic committee which depends heavily on a number of factors like sponsors broadcasters and advertisers there

everybody there on edge as police continue to try to get ahold of a serial killer.h person seems to have been shot and killed at random in the seminole heights area. police think that this could indeed be linked to three previous uninvolved murders in that same area that have happened since october. the latest victim was a 60-year-old man on his way to feed the homeless at his church. surveillance cameras have captured a possible person of interest but as of now, police say they have no leads on the killer's identity. >> at least 22 people are suing the maker of a blender that they say blew up causing them severe injuries. rosa rivera is among those filed a lawsuit in los angeles. she says her nutri bullet exploded in her hands nearly two weeks ago causing second and third degree burns to her hands head face and neck. the lawsuit claims the nutri bullet's design is defective leading to dangerous explosions of its contents. the makers of the blender have not responded to requests for comments. >> it was like a game of tug of between a would be robber and employees at

if disney gets ahold of the fox entertainment assets, they're going off. they're going into the disney streaming service. and i don't understand why people are paying the multiple for netflix which is in now the wrong end of the battle of producing content in that it doesn't own studio assets and has to pay and the prices for producing these assets is only going up so i think netflix, there's a lot of problems on the horizon that aren't reflected in the market price >> let's bring steve grasso from stuart frankel into this conversation as well do you like this category, do you like these stocks? what are you doing here? >> i think the previous guest hit it on the head when you're looking at the king of content, it being disney, trying to grow that content and being the ultimate ruler of content, i think that it definitely is a headwind for netflix. we've all talked about that. but we're also talk bing about something that could be a year or two off so things are not being removed from netflix tomorrow. so i think it's premature to sell netflix off this pot

when a 16-year-old can get ahold of a .45-caliber weapon, it's horrifying, and you need to focus on gunrs, such as straw purchasing. we have a gun violence task force at the d.a.'s office, and you need to also look at possible are there gun dealers where you're seeing an alarming amount of straw purchases out of there, or things not being monitored, possibly, and, also, drugs are also tied into that, you know. >> mr. krasner, why is philadelphia such a violent city? >> well, you know, there are some short-term issues, things we can do that have not been done by my predecessors, and they include going after gun shops, and they include requiring people to report when the weapons allegedly disappear, but the bigger picture -- we got to get real -- is that this is the poorest of the 10 largest cities. it has some of the worst education of the 10 largest cities, and it's the most incarcerated of the 10 largest cities. we are putting our money in the wrong places. you want to stop crime, you have to start with education, you have to start with job training, economic opportunity, and drug coun

morning have still not charged anyone or made any arrests after they say a two-year-old boy some how got ahold of a gun and shot himself to death. a relative found two-year-old boy's body behind the home yesterday. police towed a car from that ally with toys in the backseat. neighbor crystal freeman walked over to the home after that toddler died. >> i saw a little wooden chair and a bunch of blood just everywhere. it is heart breaking to see something like that. it really bothered me. >> police searched the home. they have not said who owns it or how the toddler got his hands on it. >> fire destroyed a home over it's nig night. it took hours to bring that fire under control. officials have not said if anyone was hurt or what started that fire. >>> veteran's day is tomorrow. one community is honoring veterans today in a big way. we are live at the annual veterans day parade. >> good morning. we are at the start of the day. you can hear the band is playing right now. despite the chilly beatweather t of people have come down to honor the men and women who served our country. there are floats and

you pried loose documents even congress can't get ahold of. you, tom dish want to take a second so my viewers understand who you are and what you have done. you are the one who unearthed the obama lie that was peddled by the obama communications people that they attributed to the intelligence officials that benghazi was the result of that horrible video when in truth it was their failed policy. the lie that they created six weeks before the election so that he could get re-elected. first of all, how do you get this power, how do you get the answers and how is it you are til with us? >> we ask the questions and if we don't get answers under the law we go to court. on benghazi we went to court and got that document that showed the big layout of the white house about the benghazi terrorist attack and that led to the creation of the select committee. that same area of litigation uncovered the clinton emails because they were hiding those emails from us in that litigation. it's amazing what happens when you are willing to go to court and ask these

the little girl got ahold of her father's unsecured gun and shot herself in the thigh.she's expected to survive but doctors are trying to save her leg. >>> crews spent hours trying to rescue a man stuck in a trash truck in the junaya section. the man is in the hospital in yit cal critical condition. >>> investigators have ruled out foul play as a cause of a fire at the barclay nursing home. investigators will provide an update later this week. >>> back on the weather roller coaster. these kids from warner elementary are enjoying a nice afternoon. sunny and nice out there. and this is a live look where people are getting in an early evening skate. the weather is warmer this week but we'll cool down at night. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us with the most accurate weather forecast. glenn? >> especially between day and night, when you have clear skies and light wind and low humidity, you can get quite a difference and you can get quite a difference between the city and the suburbs. this is philadelphia with a lot of blue in the sky and in parts of the north, it'

sources tell me it's believed the boy then got a ride to bridgeton after they got ahold of a phone. police caught three of the inmates by mid-morning yesterday, but huggens remained on the loose until authorities tracked him down here. >> why did he go to that apartment? >> we're unclear at this point. >> i'm not prepared to say how long he'd been at that location before he was apprehended. >> no one wanted to talk with us at the apartment where police found huggens. louisiana vee na is relieved he's a off the streets. >> why would you escape. i hope it was worth it. >> reporter: it is unclear how he made it all the way from bridgeton to atlantic city. he's charged with escape robbery, assault on a law enforcement officer and conspiracy. prosecutors believe it was a planned escape. >> you can read the time line of the escape and watch the video showing the crash of the guard'sw on the nbc 10 app. >>> you can now add senator al fraken to the lift of figures being accused ofranken is calling for an ethics investigation into himswh ffranken's accuser e. >> she's an anchor at kavc radio

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we need to get ahold of the bank. >> we're here on behalf of the bank. your husband and -- >> my kids -- >> how many kids do you have? >> i guess all the people who are inside are about to come out. >> here's the thing. the house that you're in is owned by a bank. they have not leased it out. >> i got a lease, bro. >> i'm just cutting this short. it's pretty hot out here. i've got it all on record, okay? the lease agreement that you have is fictitious. you guys have no water, okay. and the city of north las vegas, you have to have all your utilities in order to stay on a property. you're going to have to vacate right now in lieu of being arrested for house breaking. >> so apparently the couple inside has kids. the bank has said that they are not going to press charges, and so the people inside will not be arrested. they're just going to have to find another place to stay. i watch as the couple exits the house. and then my heart breaks. there are four young children and the family dog. i just realized, it's wednesday before noon. and all these kids are ob

we've seen in europe and occasionally in the u.s., it's very difficult to stop alone actor getting ahold hoff an automobile or even a knife or a weapon and trying to kill some people. the best we can do often is a swift response that we saw the new york police department do the other day. >> neil: and to your point, a person may be fine when they enter here and become radicalized during their stay. we learned that abc news was reporting some officials at the department of homeland security were interviewing and talking to him. they really didn't have enough to further their inquiries. so a lot with slip through. many are here already whether they went through this program or not. but is it your fear right now that this radicalization at a time when isis on the run globally, is still very much a factor and a fear? that we sometimes get too complacent thinking because isis on the run in some of these locals doesn't mean that we should let our guard down? >> i agree with you totally. as they lose territory, efforts have likely to turn more to exporting terrorism to other parts of the globe.

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was checking something out, and i looked on the mantle and i found somebody's ring, and i'm getting ahold of the owner and they're going to meet me on the site. >>>lyft confirms it's raising an additional $500 million in funding. this was confirmed by a lyft spokesman. the company issued a statement that says increasing the potential for this round of funding will allow the company to accelerate its commitment to customers and drivers. >>>today is black friday. as you know, holiday shoppers are going to be out looking for deals and bargains, but some people couldn't wait. they started last night. >> we were not first in line, right, there was a line. we were probably 200 in, any way. it is what it is. >> i went to walmart, and we went to jc penney and stood in line for an hour for boots. >> i think i see you there somewhere. >> i was snacking on leftovers. >> the target store in pleasant hill and the toys r us in concord filled with people looking for deals. some even said they skipped thanksgiving dinner. target hired more than a hundred seasonal employees to get ready. >> you flip the s

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he managed to get ahold of her personal papers and those are in the library of congress. he really did the bulk of the work at that time to get her story to still remain with us today. i used all that stuff to come up with my presentation today. i tried to delve in deeper than most of the things i could find or put some pieces together. it's not -- this is a new thing that has come to us here at the heurich house. these things may change over time as we study them more. i want to let you know i'm going to be reading direct quotes from articles, from her biography written about 10 years after she died. the language is going to vary how comfortable we would necessarily be using it today. i just want to put that out there before we start. before i talk about what the school was like, actually -- and what kind of challenges it faced, let's talk about myrtle la -- myrtilla herself and why would she undertake this task. she was born in 1815 in brookville, new york, excuse me, she was one of 10 or 12 children, the daughter of seth and eleanor miner and she had moved from brookfi

. >> i was able to get ahold of her forearm and try to pry the knife out of her hand.e she continued to come forward. that kind of caught me off guard. and in the heat of the moment, i reacted. i stabbed her in the side right here. >> but according to court records, bean had confessed to a friend that he stabbed heather several times and slit her throat. no one knows for sure because her body was never recovered. >> i decided to try to do something with the body. i thought, well, cremation. but at the time i didn't know the specifics behind it. so i made an attempt to burn her body. a botched attempt. i ended up buying a chain saw. that's what people can't get past, is what happened after. >>> coming up, the mother of josh bean's victim speaks out. >> i go by a dumpster and i wonder if that is one of my daughter's last resting places. >>> but first. >> looks like he tried to clean the blood up before the staff arrived. there is blood on the bedding and on the back window. >> investigator littlejohn tries to determine if one cell is an accident scene or a crime scene. >