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new carson property chairman said and i quote, "should the owners aplan the move, los angeles will proudly welcome two incredible teams to our community and build a stadium worthy of their fans e he is a five year deal and he will be paid only a dollar a year and will have the obligation of being a minority ownership stake in the raiders or chargers later on. the oakland mayor schaaf is hoping it will not come to that because she is trying to keep raiders in oakland but made it clear she is not willing to devote public money for stadium construction. officials from st. louis and san diego have plans including athlete $300 million in public funds that she is suggesting oakland can provide cheap land for the raiders on the site and issue tax exempt bonds, and could pay more than $100 in infrastructure improvements. some analysts today are already calling her pitch "pretty hopeless." >> the decision is not expected until early next year. >>> thank you. it was a chilly morning. >> my gosh. >> frost everywhere. meteorologist mike nicco had the low, low temperatures. >> yes we had the threat of

while european leaders with symptomatic when this body of this little boy washld up, suddenly aplan is on the table. the german government is in the driving seat presenting this as an attempt at regaining control. >>> i think it is not a fair humanitarian solution to induce people to risk their lives and the lives of their children in crossing the mediterranean, but we have to offer entry into the european union and improving the situation of refugees in turkey. >> reporter: this is the known as little istanbul. turkey is also demanding vi is free access to europe for its 75 million people. suddenly for turkey, the refugee crisis is an opportunity. >> reporter: turkey has been trying to join the european union since before the berlin wall came down in 1989. for all that time germany has blocked it on the grounds that turkey's human rights record isn't good enough and suddenly the talk of repressions and abuse is vanishing on the wind because they're paid to keep the refugees out. given how many european politicians describe the refugees as economic migrants, that sounds to some to be a

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or perhaps it some unknown structural ire where the aplane came art. right now we don't have evidence that iss one way or the other." e flight left the resort city sharm el-sheikh early saturday without any issues? families posting phooslie thi on facebook as they boarded to go home. over the next 20 minutes, the plane rose to 31-thousand feet. but then data shows it climbed and descended several times - slowing to just 71 miles an hour before losing contact. no distress call? no obvious issues. out in the desert, investigators found the flight recorders quickly - but they may not hold the answers. sot - col. steve ganyard / usmc, ret. / abc news aviation consultant "this airplane came apart instantaneously. there may not be data on the black boxes to help us. shows us." thousands of miles away? a plane arrived in st. petersburg this morning, carrying 140 bodies. as people continue to lay flowers and balloons at the airport? grief- stricken families must now go to the morgue to identify their loved ones. elizabeth hur oncam close: u-s intelligence offi

terrorists were aplanning to attack a soccer stadium just a few hours ago. the stadium was evacuated, the teams were rushed to a secure location and chancellor merkel who was supposed to attend this event was diverted before she arrived. that came just hours after the head of russia's security service just confirmed that a homemade bomb took out that passenger jet just weeks ago, killing over 220 men, women and children with the islamic state terror group claiming responsibility for that act of terror. add to that atrocity, another 43 dead in bay route and 239 wounded when two attackers blew themselves up less than 500 feet apart in the heart of the leb news capitol. a third would-be bomber was captured and got almost no attention in the american media. back in france, police are now circulating a photo of one of the suicide attackers who targeted the french national stadium. there is now a second assailant on the lewis. add together those events, and the terror group has murdered almost 400 innocent in these three attacks injuring more than 700 in just a fe

. >>> our transportation reporter adam tuss now with some of the methods police are aplanning to use to help keep people safe. >> reporter: hey, jim, yeah, now into the 6:00 hour and we are well into the holiday rush. take a live look at 270 here headed northbound. you can see it is absolutely loaded up in that direction. and, of course, safety is key. police say they're going to be paying extra special attention to drunk drivers. drink too much, get behind the wheel and this could be you. with all the extra traffic on the roads right now, police say they'll be cracking down on drunk drivers, setting up dui checkpoints around happy hours. something they normally don't do. montgomery county police chief with a simple but effective message. >> pay attention to what you're doing. that's going to make for a safe and peaceful holiday. >> reporter: it's already crowded on the roads with people getting away early for the holiday. jack olson works at the liberty gas station along connecticut avenue and chevy chase. >> it's been crazy at this station, a bunch of people coming in. big thing re

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over the next few days, aplan to order all of egypt's major investigators. this is amid suspicions that a bomb took down the jet. a u.s. official says they're all but certain but egyptian authorities say they're not sure. let's go to ian lee who joins us live this morning. ian, egyptian fishofficials reluctant to put the plam blame bomb. what do we know? >> reporter: well, we know there was a loud sound on the voice recorder right before it went silent and the plane crashed. there was theories about the sound. the predominant theory is about a bomb. egyptian officials have been reluctant to say it's a bomb. they're saying it could be from a mechanical issue or a battery exploding, but what will really determine this is further analysis of that sound, which that help is being offered too not only by the russians but by other international partners. the other thing that's going to determine if this is a bomb or not is really, reviewing the wreckage. that will have the physical signs of a bomb. there will be debris or shrapnel marks they'll be looking for as we

highs in the 70s and 80s aplan on a cool and windy day across eastern iowa. the wind will gust at times to 45 or even 50mph. a wind advisory is in effect for the entire tv9 viewing area through sunset. plan on highs into the lower and middle 50s, but at least we'll have some sunshine. the main focus of the next few days is the snow that will arrive on friday night. while snow is possible >> and you're on. >> this weather report has been brought to you by ocean spray, ginger. >> taking over. we have loved revisiting so many "gma" memories. so many fans sharing their favorite, thanks to blackberry priv and want to thank you for being a part of the "gma" family all these years. all right, now this is the exciting part. are you guys ready for it catching up with one of our biggest fan, judy byrwa, she's been traveling on our "40 for 40" bus all the way from michigan and first met judy back in 2004 when emeril surprised her with a breakfast in bed. can you remember that screaming? the way she reacted. we have an even bigger surprise for her this morning. joe hinri

aplan calling for constitution to be written with an 18 months and put up for a vote.p to develop it, but it does not say he should step down either. crews from ohio will search for the wreckage in a business jet in akron. nine people were on board. no one was in the building. the victims have not been identified. restaurants nationwide are marking this veterans day with specials for veterans. apples, chilies, among many offering discounts, like free white, and blue pancakes at i hop. you can get more on these and other breaking stories at the new bloomberg.com. >> let's kick off the futures right now. our three indexes are in the green headed towards the open. the s&p is up, the dow in the nasdaq falling similarly despite news out of china that industrial production rose less than expected, 5.6% as opposed to an expected 5.8%. retail sales jumped by more than expected numbers, about 11%. beijing is trying to move towards a more consumer-oriented economy, which is a step in the right direction. treasuriesok at right now, the 10 year is moving right now, the yield, 2.3%

. >> reporter: tense moments t aplanned parenthood clinic in colorado springs.finally gave up. >> we did get officers inside of the building at the planned parenthood. and the officers were able to shout to the suspect and make communication with him. and at that point, they were able to get him to surrender. and he was taken into custody. >> reporter: one of the dead, 44-year-old garrett swasey, worked with the university of colorado. he apparently rushed to the scene from the campus, ten miles away. two more victims have not been identified. five police officers and four other civilians were injured in the attack. including one man who was waiting in a parked car. >> he was aiming at me. and i just hit the gas. and he started shooting. and i was looking at his face. and then the shots came through the glass. then i started bleeding. >> reporter: a law enforcement official confirms to cnn that the suspected gunman is 59-year-old robert lewis dear. bomb experts are making sure he didn't leave behind any explosive devices inside or outside of the clinic. >> once

. >>> a spirit airlinene crew is under fire for a confrontation aboaoa aplane. sevevepassengers never get off the ground. they were kicked off after an argument over seat assignments. crew members called them disruptive, but others are charging racism. here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: you're watching a confrontation which ends with a group of passengers, all black, being removed from this commercial jet. some of those kicked off are crying racism. >> i'm really humiliated just for the simpleeact you that hear about this type off stuff happening ininamerica, you know, discrimination-i v issues. >> reporter: but what really happened is in dispute. police say they were called after an argument broke out over a double booked seat. an african-american male passenger apparently was frustrated and some witnesses say a white flight attendant considered at least one in the group a threat. >> stewardess got a little nervous, and they wanted d m to leave the plane. >> reporter: but while harsh words were clearly exchanged, other passengers were confused. suesting m