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"awas 50 years ago that charlie brown christmas" aired. charlie brown and the gang were beloved for a simple reason. >> we all feel those things. we are all there when charlie brown loses. watch the holiday classic tonight at 9:00 on abc seven, and before that, to and in at 8:00 for an hour-long retrospective. charlie brown, snoopy, and all their friends will be on as well. despite all that turkey, millions of people apparently still had a taste for "the hunger games" over the weekend theit gobbled down competition, raking in more than $75 million. "creed" debuted at number three $30 million. a you like music, a dell's sold more than ever before. ♪ hello from the other side. ♪ jummy: 3.3 million copies and one week, shattering the previous record by insync set in 2000. she is not stopping anytime soon and she just announced a european tour set to kick off in february. 2011,her first tour since and here's to hoping she will come stateside. make sure you grab that umbrella and say hello to your heavy coat special reveal from kensington palac

"it is really hard to be awa from your family, bututwith all the people here that we work really close together, we are one big family here, so it is nice." the department of defense says this year it shipped out about 52- thousand pounds of turkey to bases around the world. it can take up to three months arrive at some remote locations. theeuniversity oo iowa welcomed more han 200 staff, faculty, and students to its harvest dinner thursday. the idea is to provide a meal for those who couldn' make he trip home to celebrate with family. for many international students who attended,d,it was their first thanksgiving experience. this is the second time the university has hosted the event since 20-13. organizers say a big part of why they do it, is for local chilren. "there an atmosphere of welcome-ness, inclusiveness and home that children pick up on immediately and proceed to play together and have a great time." the university hopes to make this a early tradition. tension between turkey and russia is risinggfter turkey shot down a russian fighter jt. and now turkey's president says what

you couldn't see five feet in front of your face. " a few more miles awa these photos from scan dubuque, ssw trees topped over at a farm just north of dubuque on highway 52. it was storm that caused intermittent damage with a widespread impact. in dubuque wiedemmnn kcrg tv-9 news. waiting on estimated school damage dollar amount people rallied in boone today to show their disdain or support for the bakken pipelilie project. the pipeline would pump oil from north dakota to illinois, stretching 346 miles through 18 counties in iowa. today the iowa utilities board heard from both sidesesduring public ccmments about the pipeline. dozens of people voiced some strong opinions during the board's hearing in boone. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman joins us live from the boone county fairgrounds. dave, thissas been a long day for the utilities board. bruce, there are more than 200 people who registered to speak about the project. and even with a strict two minute time limit, it was an all-day process for the board to hear all the cedar rapids is probably no closer than 80 or 90 miles to the bakken p

. >> if you want to help to donate to the november to raise awa awareness to men's health, just search "november." that's all for "news4 this week." i'm veronica johnson. thanks for joining us as always. until next time, be safe and be kind and be happy. bye-bye, everybody. chronicles" i'm larry michael. each week we take an in-depth look at a piece of this team's storied legacy. today we sit down with an icon, hall of famer bobby mitchell. the redskins are in action this sunday as they travel to carolina to take on the panthers, a team that is unbeaten, 9-0. cam newton leading the way for carolina, coming off a win over tennessee. the redskins coming off that huge win over the

back here in siouxland, one presidential hopeful made a stop in n awa where he spoke up about healtltare reform. louisiana governor bobby jindal spoke to a crowd at onawa public library where he said there's several policy changes that need to be made to put america "back on track" and one of those major changes has to do with obamacare. he says getting rid of obamacare is one of the biggest issues in this election.. he's challenging other candidates to speak up about healthcare too. while in central iowa on friday, jindal challenged senator ted cruz to a debate on healthcare. "i just think anybody running for president should have the courage, should have the smarts to tell us what they're actually going to do. h hsaid he's willing to debate ananody, anywhere...well let's debate on healthcare, let's debate about obamacare. we'll both be in milwaukee on tuesday. it'd be a great chance for him to finally tell te american pewple how is he actually going to get rid of obamacare," said presidential hopeful and louisiana governor, bobby jindal. if senator cruz says yes, the debate will take p

three passengers walking awa with only minor injuries after their troubled plane was forced to make an energy hademergey landing. not at a runway but by parachute in arkansas tuesday morning. onlookers took out their phones to record video and call 911. >> plane has possibly gone down. >> reporter: the small aircraft had just taken off when it started to lose oil pressure and the pilot, former u.s. walmart ceo bill simon, deployed the emergency chute which floated the plane to a road in fayetteville. the plane did hit a truck with a woman and two children inside, leaving the woman in shock. it's nonot the f first time a plane's parachute has saved lives. >> so fast. >> so fast. >> just happened too quick. >> reporter: a texas couple narrowly escaped this fiery crash last month. their plane's chute got tangled up in power lines preveing it from hitting the ground. >> parachute definitely saved our lives. when we stopped, both of us at the same time said let's get out of here. >> reporter: the plane in arkansas has now been moved and the faa is investigating. for "nightline," i'm david g

this crash, including how many people were on that plane based on some of that flight information awas alluding to earlier. it appears to be a two-seater plane, although the emergency crews said it may have also been a six-seater plane. so for the investigators and the emergency workers, we hope for some more daylight. that will aid tem out there on the awes. we will continue to follow this story. for now, though, live in northeast, philadelphia. >> all right. we are also following breaking news no norris town, montgomery county. we know that two people are dead. there was some type of shooting pence an apartment there. investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. we know that both people were shot. nbc 10's katy zachary is gathering new information, talking to investigators on the scene. she will have a live report coming up in about a half an hour. . the jury has not reached a verdict yet in the fraud trial of fatau, wallace nbc 10 was in center city as he arrived at the federal courthouse t. first full day of deliberations for the jury yesterday. now, prosecutors claimed

. >> young bar aid performance get ready to put on a show for thanksgiving now four days awa away. >>omes back. , chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on 2015 silverado light duty models. cool time to go shopping. >> the kids picked up outfits and practiced special footwork and they'll entertain the crowd thursday to the song up town function funk you can catch the parade 8:30 thursday morning and if you head to the parade visit 6abc.com for information on parade route and sox this year's sell entity performers. >> weather even thursday proms to be fantabulous. >> fan it apulous. >> wul want to see it by thursday. temperatures mild are by then. definitely off to chilly start come tomorrow. we'll show you stormtracker 6 double scan radar. you can see it's dry and quiet

witnesses reported seeing three to four masked men running awa away. police believe they got into the home through a basement window and at last check the victim was in serious condition. stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for updates. >> more break breaking news a man was shot and killed running from the loft. katherine scott she's live at the scene at 32 000 block of f street kensington what's the late sxwleingt tam we heard a police officer opened fire here earlier this morning and we're still waiting for exact detail of what happened. we know one man is in the hospital in stable condition and no police officers were injured and you can see that police are on the scene here in kensington. they're starting to wrap up the crime scene unit was here gathering evidence. par of the evidence in the street was a knife. that was markeds with evident and since picked up west and 6 plg and 2 45 officers cased on foot when the man opened fire the man was hit in the leg. they have not said why the police officer saw the shot. protocol when officer fires a weap

here pose no threats, absolutely nothing can be taken from granted at all >> reporter: all it took awas one syrian passport left on the ground in paris, one fingerprint which proved that he came through greece and had made this crossing and that has changed absolutely everything for everybody single one of these people because now the authorities aren't only trying to prove whether or not they're legitimate refugees. they're also trying to prove whether or not they're part of i.s.i.l. saturday marks day one of the new security regime. countries like slovenia will have to do a lot more joined up thinking with the european police agency uropole, yet security specialists think criminal begans will still find their way around the borders if there's money in if. >> some will find loopholes in the fence or the smugglers to transport into austria first or italy, but somehow the route will stop slightly and some of the migrants will go through the sea to italy or the old way through ukraine and russia >> reporter: having been fingerprinted already on the border between croatia and slovenia, onc

. >> 15 years ago, 20 years ago you did an awa show like this and eryone played on the same set. now ife have 19erformances we'rdoing 19 different looks, 19 different setup, 19 different lighting look, set design. >> reporter: a all that production as you can see requires a lot of equipment. a lot and plenty of instruments for all the numbers. this year the audience is being treated to some special duets. >> one of the opening numbers of the show is john cougar mellencamp with keith urban so that's a perfect matchup. america you and i >> i think everybody has a heart for nashville. this is a buck list thing. this is somethihing you got to do. it's just -- you got to do it. >> growing up in the central valley of california, country music was our roots and so, you know, having an oppornity to come to nashville where the heart of country music is is something we've always dreamed of. >> how this many talented all in one venue, we can't wait to see it. it's our 35th wedding anniversary so decided to come for it. >> reporter: the cna awards take over the entire wednesday night priechl

. >> reporter: tonight, the proof flflying awa four mininutes and then freedom. thank you for watching here on a monday night. we hope you had a great thanksgiving with your family. i'm davidaccurate weather team and we start with your forecast first." brad/wx wall weather adlib: showers will be moving north of the metro later tonight, so our chances are looking good for decent roads come tuesday morning in the metro. however, it will be cold enough by morning in most areas to freeze up any moisture that is left over or falling from the sky. i don't think we will have much precipitation tuesday, but a few snow showers will be possibly- mainly late in the day. wednesday is definitely looking drier, but the clouds could be stubborn to leave us, so i think we will be staying in the 30s for highs. thursday and friday will be much nicer with sunshine and highs reaching te 40s both days. it looks like our warmest day will be saturday with 50s possible! "local 5 news at 6 in hd starts now. we are iowa" jack: good evening. local 5 news, home of we are iowa dot com. i'm j

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the "promise scholarship for iowans" awaed more than 750-thousand dollars to 38 incoming students this fall. each student who qualifies receives a scholarship of 20 to 25-thousand dollars. and it's renewable for each of the four years they're at cornell. cornell's tuition is more than 37-thousand dollars a year. "4:47-:55 "we look at gpa, act or sat, and then we look at extracurricular activities, leadership, community service. " cornell says it hasn't decided how much money will be available for the scholarship program for its second year. education comes easy to some students - others make it their mission to work hard for success. that's the perfect way to describe a student at solon middle school - a girl who sets tough goals classroom and beyond. it's time to meet november's gazette, kcrg-tv9 student of bank and trust. classroom nats in a room full of debate - there's no arguement that 12-year-old ashley stinocher is one of the hardest working kids in class. classroom nats this 7th grader is learning the balance between the classroom and the finish line, basketball hoop and the br

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awas interesting in this statement, in communication, in this declaration, they said that part of the reason that they are addressing that, obviously, pause you have world leaders here who are directly affected by what has happened over the last couple of weeks, very important region of the world, 60% of trade comes through this region. they said it was important that they tie their initiative economy growth to clamping down terrorism. if there are more opportunities for people, if there is a growing economy, there's less likely to be a growing terrorism around the world. they directly linked the two, but they underlined the need for - an urgent need for better communication between the nations in the world >>> another issue, an important issue that faced those, the chinese behaviour in the south china sea. did they deal with this issue? >> reporter: they did deal with it. it is an issue that was gradually by the philippines at china's request, it wasn't officially the south china sea wasn't officially on the agenda for any apec event, but it was, when it was brought up, before apec,

the prospect of awas on the ins. >> all right. final point. expansion of the coalition of the living. how important is the air campai campaign? what must be added to have sustainable change? >> the air campaign has been a slow campaign so far. it hasn't been on par with what was waged in libya in 2011. you may see increased coordination among the various actors. isis is stretched thin. it is fighting a war on ten fronts right now. the various factions are greater coordinated. if it is exposed with the ground campaign which is making a lot of progress in addition to retaking sinjar, you have anti-isis ground forces moving into ramadi. there is a lot of pressure on ramadi. this could end up putting more pressure on the ground against isis holding in iraq and syria. >> daveed ross, thank you for the perspective. we will take a quick break. you have two isis can do and you have who does it for them. right now there is an intense manhunt ongoing here and in belgium and all over europe for those suspected to have had something to do with the attacks

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he awas charged with first degree murder by the state's attorney-general, and as a result he-- attorney, and as a result he was been put into a no pay status. >> reporter: hundreds of people were protesting the killing. they're calling for an end of lethal force against people. >>> people have a right to protest and free speech, but not to criminal acts. >> reporter: the force offered to pay five million dollars to the mac done amend family before they even filed a case. it's not just chicago. police using lethal force against black youth has come under scrutiny in a number of u.s. cities. this protest has continued for nearly ten days. here 24-year-old, another black man was shot and killed by police. the officers involved have been sent on leave. clerk's family was a video of the incident to be released but the authorities say the release would affect the ongoing investigation. as relations in the united states are further strained, people now have knew reasons to call for less force >>> today is international day for the elimination of violence against women. we are looking specifica

be awas supposed to bulwark against terrorism, supposed to be a stable, success story.instead, you have had that occurrence. last year, the u.s. trained officer overthrew the government elsewhere. i think it is troubling. you hear the talk about professionalism of the military and they are in stilling values, human rights. these sorts of things. but in reality, what we're seeing is very different. if you look at the groups that we are training, the military's we are training, and then you compare them to the state department's own list of militaries that are carrying out human rights abuses that are acting and undemocratic ways, you see these are the same forces. u.s. has linked up with forces that are generally seen as repressive, even by our own government. amy: what is the u.s. interest in africa? >> it is difficult to say for sure. i think the u.s. has viewed africa as a place of week governance. prone to zone that is terrorism and that there can be a spread of terror groups on the continent of u.s. doesn't intervene. so there is generally only one tool in the u.s.

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the paris prosecutor's office said that abdelhamid awas killed. elizabeth palmer is in central paris with dramatic new video. good monoing. >> reporter: well, i think everybody who's been following this story has wondered what it would have been like to have been there, to have been caught in the attacks. now we have a better idea. surveillce cera video that was obtained shows what happens when a simple night out in second turns into a nightmare. as the bar staff stands chatting, suddenly b blets fly. everyone dives for cover. the video shows the gunman in - the upper left-hand corner coming into the cafe. he aims his weapon at a customer on the g gund and thehe turns away. incredibly she survives and so do two others who get up and run. the gunman leaves in a car. it was all over in less than a minute. and diners scrambled out from their hiding places heading for the basement. france's prime minister spoke to the national assembly this morning. he said they're constantly inventing new ways to kill peoplele the statatof emergency gives security se

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was awas an area that real pinpoint for me personally.our product roadmap at zenefits comes from stuff that i personally disliked doing as a company founder, even today. i am still the only admin in our system. we have people in hr who don't have access to the hr system. i kind of do all of it myself. >> why is that? just for practice? i am a little crazy. mostly it means that i experience a lot of pain points in the product. right now, we get a lot of employment verification requests. anders, people applying for apartment, that sort of thing. every time that happens, i have to go into the system and help pull that information so we can respond. we are thinking, how can we build an automated employment verification system that employees can use and do themselves and take that work off of hr staff at a lot of companies? it reveals a lot of the pain points and stuff that is not fun to be doing. >> and you guys deal with interesting regulatory challenges as well. from what i understand, you guys are now compliant. watching a are product that

and nine more injured, dear made remarks about, quote, baby parts, after surrendering, according to a awa enforcement official. he also expressed anti-abortion and anti-government views to officers. dear gave neighbors anti-obama flyers. >> we had problems with the audio. what we can tell you is that robert dear allegedly told officials he had problems with abortion and that he had issues with baby parts. these are things they've heard. we're not yet sure he was definitely targeting the planned parenthood location. that is still something they're processing. they're saying it may take a week to finish processing the whole crime scene, carol. also, i can tell you where i'm standing now is where robert dear is being held, here at the el paso county criminal justice center. he will be arraigned later today, this afternoon, via video link. something you see in cases like this. obviously, a community that's still devastating, with nine people injured, and the people three that lost their lives. all of whom had two children that we know about each. a devastated community in colorado springs, ca

hearing, i'd like to get a commitment out of cms to provide that analysis that resulted in the cms awa awarding additional funds to new york's co-op. and also any corrective action plans that may exist as you've done this analysis, could you forward those to the committee? >> i'll have to look and see. some of those are market sensitive, but we will do our best to get what we can to the committee. >> thank you. and also i'd like to enter into the record a "wall street journal" article that does have a quote from cms that risk corridors were intended to be budget neutral and i'd ask unanimous consent to enter this into the record. so moved. as we conclude our hearing again, i want to, first of all, also say that we would ask unanimous consent that members written opens statements be introduced into the record and without objection, those documents will be entered into the record. and i'd like it thank our two witnesses for your comments as we all want to work together to again be good stewards of taxpayer money. and members have ten business days to submit questions for the record and i

be awa. >> pelley: a white chicago police officer is charged with murdering a black teenager. and the nation's highest civilian honor is presented to a group of great americans from yogi berra-- >> it ain't over till it's over. >> pelley: to james taylor. >> this is the cbs over night news. >> pelley: the incident has major implications for the war on isis ananpeace in europe. >> after turkey shot down a war plane killing at least one of two pilots. it's the first time atlanta alliance russian or soviet plane since the 1950s. russian n esident putin insists the plane was in syrian airspace, but the turks released this radar image, which they say shows the path of the plane, that dotted red line, as it holly williams begins our coverage. >> reporter: turkey says the russian warplane strayed over a mile into the airspapa. after 10 warnings withtht a response, a turkish fighter jet shot it down. this video is thought to show its fiery descent, crashing down in northwest syria. turkey says this radar map shows where the aircraft briefly crossed over, but russia denies the plane ev