it's back to starting for ohio state quarterback j-t barrett. barrett served a one game suspension after underage drunk driving. ohio state has looked better this season with barrett at quarterback, though cardale jones is 11 and oh as a starter. and the bears and chargers won't set viewing records tonight when the two losing teams knock heads on dear future, life is good. no, great. i'm like, a man. only better. but even though i know everything, i still feel like you could surprise me. like that skateboard incident with the squirrel. but life is sweet now. hey, what could go wrong? it's you and me all the way, future. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i ho

barrett served a one game suspension after underage drunk better this season with barrett at quarterback, though cardale jones is 11 and oh as a starter. monday night football, bears chargers the nfl says no to eye pokes. the league suspends denver's aqib talib one game for poking colts tight end dwayne allen in the right eye. officials penalized talib for unnecessary roughness, and it cost the broncos. talib says he'll appeal, and he hopes the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment

kerry barrett is monitoring this story in the newsroom. we'll check in with her as soon as there are any updates. >>> happening today, the manhattan district attorney will release a report on smartphone encryption. it's believed the terrorists in the paris attacks used some form of encryption on their phones using it possibly through different apps. >>> rei is recalling campfire rocker chairs because they can tip backwards. there have actually been several incidents involving children that happened in rei stores. customers can get a refund or a replacement. >>> and new this morning, a new survey finds nearly one in four office shoppers admit to getting caught red handed by their manager while shopping at work. 30% of professionals feel guilty about bargain hunting during work hours. when i get caught, i always say, oh, i was just checking something. there was a story about nordstroms.com that we might be pursuing. just checking to see what it's about. >> of course. we have to do research all the time. >> it's what we do. >> yeah, i know. s

. >>> coming up greg barrett in town performing at a comedy club tonight after the weekend however heill stop early he had a plate of thanksgiving leftovers and then joins us on the nine. live in a second stay with us. >>> if you thought you'd never be able to afford tickets to the 40 niners game now maybe your chance. coming up on the nine at of the big deal on tickets for sunday's game. he made women everywhere examined the relationship with his book that became a major movie he's just not that into you . greg barrett is taking the stage right here in the bay area. >> i have two one of them is nice daughters. let me restate that one of them is very nice. just one of them likes me. stop the bigger one the older 12 and nine of those on their names i have two daughters. >> he is performing at cobb's comedy club tonight through the weekend but first he joins us live here on that on the nine and you actually spent the night with your dad who live still in the city. >> yes that may sound odd but yes. my father is a san francisco native. >> you a long history here with the like as an adult

thank you richard barrett, hassan hassan and, here in washington, will mccants.appreciate it. >> woodruff: before we go tonight, we return once more to our hari sreenivasan in paris. >> sreenivasan: the outpouring of support and sympathy continues to flow for the victims of the attacks. tonight, we show you some of the images of the impromptu and organized memorials and tributes made over the past few days to the people of france, spanning the globe. we begin here, in paris. ♪ (church bells ringing) >> ifill: on the newshour online: for 12 years, photographer latoya ruby frazier has been capturing the changes in her hometown of braddock, pennsylvania, a steel town that has felt the effects of the post-industrial era. in her latest photos, she tells the story of this rust belt town from above, through a series of aerial shots that show braddock's decline and the ones who are left behind. you can see that photo essay on our home page: pbs.org/newshour >> woodruff: tune in later tonight, on "charlie rose:" french philosopher and writer bernard henri levy headlines a

>> kerry barrett in the newsroom. kerry, thank you. >>> also, we're following breaking news in westchester county where a small plane disappeared over a reservoir while preparing to land at the danbury airport. tracie s ahg is along the reservoir in north salem. they're about to resume this search once it gets light. >> reporter: we were told that's the case, michael. they called it off around 1:00 this morning because fog rolled in. unfortunately, that's something we're starting to see again we're starting to see again along the reservoir. the last reported transmission from that aircraft was reportedly that it was cleared to land. but that was all happening at the height of yesterday's storm. we're going to show you video right now of the search that was under way for hours. that last transmission coming around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. there were several boats on th r water, divers as well, trying to scour the reservoir for any signs of the aircraft. i did reach out to the faa. exactly what type of aircraft it wa s

mike barrett is with us, former director of strategy for the white house homeland security council.ike, i would expect now that there would be calls for big changes. >> well, there will be, shep. and i think the challenge here is that we clearly need to do something. but our basic plan has been to help that our sunni arab allies will protect the ground forces, and we just see no evidence of that. the saudis, for example, the only people that seem to be willing to use military force against is against the shia in yemen. we just don't see them being willing to actually engage in the fight. >> and that leaves who to do the fighting? >> well, that's exactly the problem. we have a vacuum. so you heard secretary of state kerry earlier today say that we're going to have elections. well, you know, that's great. i'm glad we'll try to have elections in 18 pos, but we've had elections in iraq and look at what a mess that is. just trying to use duct tape to put the country back together in terms of syria just seems like a fool's mission to me. >> mike barrett, i hate to cut you short but we hav

mike barrett is with us, former director of strategy for the white house homeland security council.ike, i would expect now that there would be calls for big changes. >> well, there will be, shep. and i think the challenge here is that we clearly need to do something. but our basic plan has been to help that our sunni arab allies will protect the ground forces, and we just see no evidence of that. the saudis, for example, the only people that seem to be willing to use military force against is against the shia in yemen. we just don't see them being willing to actually engage in the fight. >> and that leaves who to do the fighting? >> well, that's exactly the problem. we have a vacuum. so you heard secretary of state kerry earlier today say that we're going to have elections. well, you know, that's great. i'm glad we'll try to have elections in 18 pos, but we've had elections in iraq and look at what a mess that is. just trying to use duct tape to put the country back together ia fool's mission to me. >> mike barrett, i hate to cut you short but we have breaking news into us, this fro

news 4's kerry barrett looks at the new numbers. >> reporter: 63 hours a week, teenagers are spending more than to media, social or otherwise. >> so natural to me. like if it's not in my pocket, something doesn't feel right. >> new report from the non-profit group common sense media finds the average american teenager spends nine hours a day watching tv, playing video games, surfing the web, listening to music, or texting. kids between the anyones of eight and 12 do only sligh y better, they log six hou a day. >> kids spend more time with media and it cannology than they do with their parents, time in hool, i any other thing. >> i'm normally texting my friends on my phone, maybe on instagram or social media kind of keeping up with what's going . >> reporter: the study found when it comes to media use, teens prefer listening to music, tweens, watching tv, boys video girls, girls are active with social media. although most don't love it, they view social media as more of something thevehave to do. >> in a little way you're all competing with your friends on who can get the most likes an

drone strike last night, news 4's kerry barrett has been following the developing story all morning long, she joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: british and u.s. officials can't confirm with 100% certainty that jihadi john was killed. today they say there's a good chance he was. hunting down isis terrorists is a top priority. this is the man the u.s. drone strike targeted. british terrorist, mohamed emwazi, also known as jihadi john. >> emwazi is a barbaric murder, he was shown in the sickening videos of beheading of british aid workers. he posed an ongoing and serious threat to innocent civilians. >> reporter: british and u.s. intelligence officials say he's the masked executioner, beheading six people, including three americans. journalist stephen sotloff, james foley, and american aid worker. >> we are still assessing the results of this strike, but the terrorist associated with dash need to know this, your days are numbered. and you will be defeated. >> reporter: emwazi was targeted late last night as he was leaving a building in the town of syria. a drone hit his car leaving

news 4's kerry barrett has more. >> reporter: ben carson's on the defensive ahead of tomorrow's debate in the milwaukee. his beliefs about pyramids, claims he was a violent youth, a west point scholarship that doesn't exist. he says, it's because his numbers are rising. >> because i'm a threat. >> reporter: to? >> to the progressives, the secular progressive movement in this country. i'm a very big threat. >> reporter: donald trump tells nbc -- >> he's going to have to explain a lot of things away. >> reporter: bernie sanders says the focus should be issues. >> this man does not believe that climate change is caused by human activity. he wants to abolish medicare. >> reporter: and rand paul hinting he may go after marco rubio, comparing him to hillary clinton. >> i see her and rubio as being the same person. they both want a no-fly zone, they both have supported activity in libya. >> reporter: and chris christie says being bumped from the debate isn't the end of the world. >> what really matters is what's happening in new hampshire and iowa. >> reporter: the latest poll gives christie

kerry barrett is monitoring the developments overnight in paris. she's in the newsroom. kerry, good morning. >> good morning, darlene. it's about 10:30 in the morning over there. so there is a lot developing right now. we're trying keep tabs on all of it. prosecutors say two more paris attackers have been identified. one of them from syria. one of them facing french terror charges. one subpoena the attacker the stadium near whom that syrian passport was found. the second is that of an attacker at the bataclan. he was born in paris, a french citizen. he's known to the anti-terror police. he had some sort of aborted deportation to yemen. he was placed under judicial control. we also know this morning that three people from his family are in custody. some of the reports are at this point, four or five of these dead terrorists have been i.d.'d. we're working to get confirmation. also, officials are looking for another man. this is a picture of him. police say he's an accomplice of these killers. he's on the run. he's 26 years old, from belgium. police say he's incredibly dan

and earlier i spoke with richard barrett.is the former counterterrorism director for britain's mi-6. what about all these people who seem to have been able to travel on their passports, even despite the fact that this is what you and many other in the intelligence community were warning about? and furthermore, what is the situation where you are right now? i mean, there are many suspected extremists and bombers in turkey. what are the authorities doing about them? >> well, here i think there is a great deal of activity to try and prevent more people getting into syria. and deal with them if they come out as well. i mean, the turks now have about 26,000, 26,500 names on their list of people that they should take an interest in if they try to enter the country. that's a big number. but it's certainly not the whole number there is many, many more people that other states are concerned about whose names haven't been shared with the turks. and i think the turks would probably be quite happy to have more names and spend more time l

later in the quarter, barrett doing the deed. he'll fly into the end zone. 13-yard touchdown, ohio state wins 42-13. the 29-point win, by the way, their largest in ann arbor, stands at 19-61 and they let harbaugh know about it. they'll face iowa in the upcoming big ten championship. sharks on the ice tonight hosting calgary, skating for their seventh win in eight games. we'll have that for you tonight at 11:00, as well. more news coming up after the break. we continue to follow that breaking news from the top of our show. police in an all out search for a homicide susct >>> we continue to follow breaking news from the top of the show. police in an all-out search for a homicide suspect on the peninsula, looking for this manhattan, anthony corinchick, suspected of stabbing his girlfriend. about noon, police found a man stabbed at a home in san mateo. she died from her injuries. detectives were able to track the suspect's car in san carlos. that led to a search, even b.a.r.t. trains delayed. they were wondering if maybe he'd tried t

"today in new york's" kerry barrett following all of the news. kerry, they've arrested a number of people. not the eighth suspect they're looking for. >> reporter: no, we'll talk about him in a moment. you're right, raids in not only france but in belgium have been going on continuously. the latest, this broke a short while ago, two additional people detained in belgium. belgian authorities say that these two are charged with suspicion of activity in a terrorist act and participation in a terrorist organization or activity. in fact, the prosecutor's office saying that these are directly related to the attack in paris. they don't know if they were in france when it happened. the raids in france continue as you mentioned. another 128 of them overnight. for a total now of more than 300 since the paris attacks. there have been 23 additional arrests overnight. 31 guns seized along with computer hard drives, phones, and illegal drugs. now the man that you mentioned, michael, this is him, 26-year-old salah abdeslam on the run. we're hearing his brother

kerry barrett is in the newsroom with more. some disturbing new details, kerry. >> yeah, let me give you some of the background. a stunning announcement. this was two months after officers all across the country were mourning his death. as you mentioned, authorities say lieutenant joseph gliniewicz killed himself. police believe he'd been stealing, embezzling, and laundering money for years, all from a police program for kids. they say he spent it on vacations and porn sites. hundreds of investigators have been poring through thousands of pages of financial records, tens of thousands of e-mails and texts, including this one sent on june 25th. it says, you'll have to start dumpbing money into that account or you'll be visiting me in jail. they say the day after town officials asked for a complete inventory of this explorer program and a financial report, he killed himself. but first, while he was on duty, he called dispatch and said that he was chasing three suspicious people. >> gliniewicz had significant experience staging moc

barrett threw for a touchdown, ran for three more. ohio state crushes michigan, 42-13.inishes the season 9-3. nittany lions, trying to clinch the big 10. michigan getting started early. connor cook finding rj shelton, 6-0 spartans. burr badge gets hit, spins around, stays on his feet and scores. worth another look. great balance and awareness by burrbadge. 29-yard score. would probably be a good dancer. still in the third, fools everybody. wide open, six yards, 55-16 your final, michigan state takes on iowa in the big 10 title game next week. we'll take a brief time out so i can breathe, before we check on the top ranked team in the nation. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> clemson tigers taking on in-state rival south carolina, trying to complete the 12-0 regular season. 113th meeting. thir

kerry barrett in the newsroom. thank you. >>> and this morning, we're seeing new video of the moment terrorists opened fire in that concert hall in paris. [ gunfire ] you hear that there. cell phone video shows the american band eagles of death metal playing when that shooting started friday night. the drummer ducks, a guitarist runs off stage. another seems to be frozen in shock. nearly 100 people were killed in the attack at the bataclan music hall. >>> you'll notice extra security during your commute this morning. it is in response to the paris attacks. tracie strahan is at penn station with what we know. tracie? >> reporter: michael, as the morning commute really gets under way, we're starting to get a glimpse of the extra layers of the security commuters can expect to see on trains and buses. about 20 minutes ago we saw the first canine unit patrolling penn station. it's one of many expected to be here and places like grand central terminal and the port authority bus terminal. police commissioner bill bratton

(ana barrett) this year was the first time that i had seen a hawkeye win in person so it's pretty amazing to go my first two years never seeing a win andnd now we are undefeated so that's pretty awesome. (nate meyer) i'm just greatful for the fact that you know ferentz finally decided to go with beathard at quarterback, making a change, you know i know it's not an easy thing to do. it's just awesome you know noone here has seen us do this awesome in the regular season before. i've been from iowa my whole life so it's just awesome to see the team finally have a shot to go someplace big. (alex giaimo) and with the hawkeyes controling their own destiny with a chance at the college football playoff...it's safe to say that all is good right now in hawkeye nation. with your hawkeye headquarters report i'm alex giaimo. " iowa and nebraska play at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon here on local 5. iowa trying to lock up the most in program history. we will be having game specials airing tonight right after the news here at 6:30. then tomorrow morning jeff woody will join me at 10am for an hour long pre gam

barrett. jalen marshal. one-handed catch. easy money. 14-7, buckeyes. possession. they drive down. and the tough run. tied at 14. last play of the game. michigan state's michael geiger. 41 yard field goal for the win. michigan state. 17-14. ohio state no longer undefeated. they get michigan next week. >>> looking to do their part. happy valley. played second quarter. penn state. christian hackenberg. so sayed blateneau. can make the move. and 11-yard t.d. pass. and smith. breaks the plane. setting up a tremendous game in ann arbor next week and ohio state. >> frank beamer, coaches trying to take down north carolina. down 14. seven-point game. north carolina, marquise williams, fumbles. recovers. on the drive. hokies. brewer. ford for the game tying touchdown. 24-24. go to overtime. crowd loves it. hits a field goal in ot. and williams. davis for the game winning touchdown. tar heels, 30-27. spoil the party. clinch the acc coastal division. we'll have much more college football coming up later in the newscast. stick around. what a day in college football

claire barrett asks how much longer might i have to mow the grass? i think a couple more weeks, while i don't think as warm, it is going to stay above average. upper 50s, lower 60s and that's still way up above the normal as we head into fall. monday upper 50s, tuesday lower 60s, might get a couple showers tuesday night into wednesday, but looks like that you are best chance of rain next week will be some showers on thursday. we are going to be in double digits rainfall next week. it's going to be real dry. >>> as dangerous as texting is for us, truckers are not getting the message. >> reporter: a dramatic and deadly example of what can happen when a truck driver is more interested in his phone than the road. this trucker plowed into self emergency vehicles on an arizona highway killing a police officer while checking his facebook. that's why state and federal cell phone laws are tougher for commercial drivers. a truck takes much longer to stop. now add the delay from a driver looking at a phone and the results can be disastrous. >>> your likelihood

i'm kerry barrett. >> i'm rob schmidt. dave price is here with a check of the forecast. 52 degrees already. >> yeah, we start with warm temperatures, but we've got some problems, which is going to affect you if you're heading out early to shop. dense fog advisory in effect rough 9:00 this morning. pretty much through the entire viewing area. keep this in mind if you're walking out the door. visibility severely impacted through places like white plains, bridgeport, danbury, out through long island and in sections of new jersey like morristown, bridgewater, and trenton. keep in mind, if you're making plans through the weekend, temperatures will be climbing up today to 63 degrees. a passing shower tomorrow. 508 50 as we head through sunday. that's a quick look at your weekend plans and the dense fog advisory information for no this morning. let's send it back to you, kerry.na>> we're going to get to traffic momentarily. we have breaking news we need to a deadly wreck overnight a car slams into a truck that had stopped on the

kerry barrett is in the newsroom. kerry, i know there have been developments happening even this morning. >> yeah, there is a lot to get to this morning. in italy warning u.s. citizens there that there are threats issued against targets not only in milan but rome as well. target threats against st. peters basilica in rome. they say any general venue, churches, synagogues, hotels, restaurants, all of them are potential targets, soft targets, like what we saw targeted in paris. meanwhile, six new raids in brussels and some of the surrounding areas overnight. one additional arrest. they have not released a name. police are looking not only for that guy, abdeslam salah, they're also trying to get information about one of the suicide bombers. police are searching the homes of his friends and family. and they're looking for that guy right there, mohammed kay. this is a picture french police issued. authorities believe he's the terrorist who made all the suicide vests. you may remember police said all of those vests were ide

mike barrett, the former strategy director for the homeland security council and a former defense depthtel officer. glad to have you with us. i'll begin with this. what is left of the program? how will they continue to collect information on us now? >> well, this particular program phone calls and the metadata associated with phone calls. so there's still some other tricks of the trade that can be used regarding e-mails and other credit card activity, things like that. track down some information but the challenge is that in today's great way to know where people are going because they all have gps on them, and who they're talking to, and so you can really póéndu together a picturf people that are hanging out together in suspicious areas, and more importantly, people who aren't doing that. >> you know, it's that very ability to watch exactly concerned about. i'm curious, technically, how will this be different? will we as citizens be able to pick up on the differences?sáaw >> no, don't think so. this is something that happened in the background, until snowden came out and revealed it, i

barrett looks like tim tebow. throws a touchdown pass. >> brian: michigan state holmes muscles his way from the two yard line and then michael geiger naldz a 41-yard winning field goal. i have no -- nails a 41-yard field goal. when you kick the game-winning field goal versus the number three team in the land, you do whatever you want to do. >> adam: urban meyer's winning streak coming to an end at 23 games, michigan state will take the east division with a win over penn state next week. number one clemson. no problem. number two alabama. they listened to the speech at the podium. iowa clinching the big ten west and florida getting by florida atlantic in overtime. here is your top 10. we've still got big games tonight at number six and seven. the big 12 has major games going on. oklahoma state down to baylor 7-0. but as far as ohio state at number three, as far as that loss goes, b.j., how do you think their defeat is going to shake things up? >> brian: ohio state was held in high regard until they weren't -- michi

barrett at quarterback also had 74 yards rushing inddition to the passing numbers. b.j., number four, notre dame looking good. >> head coach of wake forest recruited deshawn kaiser from bowling green. i'm going to notre dame. puts on the jets there to get around the corner to score a touchdown. >> lot of irish fans against boston college coming up. josh adams with 98 yard touchdown run, longest in notre dame history. what wehought might b b upset the day, oklahoma state in trouble against iowa state. on the road. there were some storm warnings inmes, cyclones blew in hard. touchdown. the sigh crohn's try to get back in it. throws a little high, a little wide. >> it was iowatate who spoiled oklahoma state season four years ago with 37-31 win in over time. cyclones go down. now seven losses to teams that are combined eight losses among them themselves. >> that's right. keep on turning. keep on winng. right here. fell out of favor with the head coach early on this season. south carolina, what a bad season 1-7 in conference play. >> that cut the lead to three at one poi

out how they coo serge over disws fittingly it was carter who made the them save, by the time bodon barrett broke free to score, his team was used. >> is best to have played for the all blacks but with special players all and him. >> it's not just so being the hero any time you get pnl. >> reporter: new zealanders live and breathe ruk by. now they have a team that can be called by many, the who has ended up still the champions. lee wrilings many al jazeera. >> four gym flases have achieved gold. eight competitors apart four of them were judged to have identically scores. instead of a money makers, all their national an thems were played during what was obviously a stented ceremony. you can keep up to date with all the day's news and sports, the address aljazeera.com. now tens of thousand of rohingya, are housed in primitive camps under government armed guard, while others have tried to flee oversees to malaysia. but as jason motlagh reports, the refugees are being exploited and abused by people traffickers, while aid agencies and governments are failing to protect them.

kerry barrett is here. you've had the pleasure of following the last few debates. >> it is quite enjoyable, let me assure you. these folks tussled but they kind of tussled over the issues this time, sch is a bit of a departure. and they showed stark differences. immigration, economy, and taxes. >> go to a three-page tax code. yes, there are plans. >> this time they offered a couple manufacture specifics. exact economic plans. how would the candidates fix the middle class? i >> i have rolled out a simple flat tax. >> i have a child tax increase, i'm proud of it. i'm proud i have a pro family tax code. >> each one of those tax plans is better than the mess we have right now. >> every time we raise the minimum wage the number of jobless people increases. >> i want a government really, really small, so small you can barely see it. so i want lower taxes and much more money in the private sector. >> carson and trump actually said they would not raise the minimum wage. now, the impressions that were left by the ei

jeanne and barrett and ileana.t was former secretary of state hillary clinton, of course laying out her plan to defeat isis. it was a good week if you were a hawk running for president in 2016, but it was a bad week if your answer to the paris attacks is to do nothing or if you're the odd man out like bernie sanders. as his rival was outlining her plan to defeat terrorism, sanders was defending socialism and laying out his attack against this country's billionaires. >> the next time that you hear me attack as a socialist, like tomorrow -- [ laughter ] -- remember this -- i don't believe government should take over, you know, the grocery store down the street or own means of production. democratic socialism means that we must reform a political system which is corrupt, that we must create an economy that works for all, not just the very wealthy. the billionaire class must be told loudly and clearly that they cannot have it all. >> what do you make of that this week, that speech? >> this week was about terrorism. ber

i'm kerry barrett. we're following breaking news out of queens. we've been talking about this all morning long. eastbound grand central parkway shut down for hours. tracie strahan is there. tracie? >> reporter: kerry, things could be changing as a flatbed is here to remove the box truck that was struck by a vehicle, killing two men just before 3:00 this morning. all of this happening right near 31st street. as a result of it, traffic is backed up for miles. it's unclear why those men bumped into the box truck pulled over to t shoulder. it was extremely foggy this morning. traffic agents are helping people around the detour. again, it's backed up for several miles by the rfk bridge. back to you. >> all right, tracie. for a little more ontraffic, let's head over to emily west. >>> you might want to think about the white stone or the throgs neck. it's pretty much mid span there. around 31st street heading eastbound, still closed. astoria boulevard. you can geliback on that the grand central parkway. l.i.e.

gt barrett. -- 20-10. this one wasn't even close. ohio state deep michigan 42-13. >>> after yesterday's 58 -- victory, throwing themselves right in the thick of things at the all-important thanksgiving mark working the road for canada over the next three games. they will try to keep that going . >> we've got to be better. >> were really kind of coming into our own. we have to learn how to win your >> this is a hard-working team right now. i think the attitude of this group is that they want to do well. whether they do it every night. i think their intentions are good. >> taking place in northern ireland. this is a championship game. to 4 the final minute of the game that's the game-winner. they win near naga roll -- inaugural. >> the consolation contest between north houston and colgate. the huskies beat colgate 7-1. >> and i'm thinking, i'm not going to wear one either. >> a local zoo gets transformed . over tonight. cyber sales are storming in with ultra hdtv deals. ultra hd huh? i'll look good enough to eat. [ gasps ] oh no... sam

barrett, cleared for takeoff. breakmake it 28-10. elliot. two scores. capped by this one right here. just imagine if his coaches get him the ball a week ago. they got one lig loss and another big rin today 42-13 over michigan. number one clemson, trying to remain undefeated. taking on south carolina. up 18 in the 3rd. carolina made things interesting. cooper cutting across the middle. the game cocks got within 3 points in the 4th. deshaun watson says enough is enough. clemson holds on. rutgers hosting maryland. a team that was winless in the big 10. was being the operative word. scarlet knights blew the lead tonight. they carve them up on defense for the deciding 80-yard touchdown run after today's loss to maryland, head coach kyle says he fully expecting to be the head coach for a long time. they are on thin ice for the meeting with the president tomorrow. >>> it's week 12 of the nfl. tomorrow the jets host the dolphins, loo king to move above 500. giants can mix themselves in the pack for washington. >> washington played so well at home. they've done

barrett at quarterback also had 74 yards rushing in addition to the passing numbers. b.j., number four,otre dame looking good. >> head coach of wake forest recruited deshawn kaiser from bowling green. i'm going to notre dame. puts on the jets there to get around the corner to score a touchdown. >> lot of irish fans against boston college coming up. josh adams with 98 yard touchdown run, longest in notre dame history. what we thought might be upset of the day, oklahoma state in trouble against iowa state. on the road. there were some storm warnings in ames, cyclones blew in hard. here, finds him for the go ahead touchdown. the sigh crohn's try to get back in it. throws a little high, a little wide. >> it was iowa state who spoiled oklahoma state season four years ago with 37-31 win in over time. cyclones go down. now seven losses to teams that are combined eight losses among them themselves. the sec east. >> that's right. keep on turning. keep on winning. right here. fell out of favor with the head coach early on this season. south carolina, what a bad season 1-7 in co

(ana barrett) this year was the first time that i had seen a hawkeye win in person so it's pretty amazing to go my first two years never seeing a win and now we are undefeated so that's pretty awesome. (nate meyer) i'm just greatful for the fact that you know ferentz finally decided to go with beathard at quarterback, making a change, you know i know it's not an easy thing to do. it's just awesome you know noone here has seen us do this awesome in the regular season before. i've been from iowa my whole life so it's just awesome to see the team finally have a shot to go someplace big. (alex giaimo) and with the hawkeyes controling their own destiny with a chance at the college good right now in hawkeye nation. with your hawkeye headquarters report i'm alex giaimo. " iowa and nebraska play at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon here on local 5. iowa trying to lock up the most wins in a season in program history. jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s we'll be right back... you're rain. the metro is going to see rain becoming freezing rain this evening, then snow into the overnight. the freezing rain and snow in weste

"today in new york's" kerry barrett has a look. good morning. >> reporter: fresh off of his "saturday night live" performance, donald trump went right back to work yesterday. >> who is that? >> trump's a racist! [ applause ] >> it's larry david. at are you doing, larry? would give me $5,000. >> the show beating any hecklers or disrupters to ace g nch. there were protest yoirts side ers outside the studios, record ratings, a few laughs, reviews were ixed.mby yesterday morning trump was back to business talking downs about ben carson's beliefs and background and carson was responding. >> he'll have to explain a lot of things away. the scholas ship situat n, the dinner with westmoreland when he wasn't. there the here mid s pyramids. >> again, anybody going back lpdecades can be 100% accurate on everything.oif you can show me that person, i will sit at their knee and learn. pyramids into your presidential campaign, it's a good day, i guess. marco rubio under fire for peedrsonal expenses on his personal charge card. a nearly $4,000 bill

ohio state's jt barrett was picked up for operating a vehicle under the influence in columbus on halloween night. now he received a fine and he by the buckeyes. barrett is also seen on video point. >>> happening today, fantasy sports players pay a visit to new york's attorney general. there's a rally planned in front of eric schneiderman's lower manhattan office. they want the right to keep using fan duel and draft kings. he said the websites violate new york's gambling lawyers because -- laws because they the last time rex ryan walked out of metlife stadium he just lost his job. this time he leaves a winner. last night was ryan's first trip to the meadowlands since the jets fired him after six years as their head coach. he brought his new team the buffalo bills along with him and left with 22-17 victory. the late interception sealed the win. the loss was the jets' third in their last four games. >>> closing in on 6:30. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, nypd looking for this man as part of a tragic investigation in the bronx. teenaged girl found shot to death. and what lev her h

philip, governor nichols or barrett's 3, most of the house as you see were built in the eighteenth century when you walk down the street you walk past houses that were built over 180 years ago. the architecture consists of ten styles of cottages, two story townhouses, and shotgun houses. they can be identified by roosts looking for the streets, vertical boards shutters and protect against storms. before the civil war people of color, 80% of the properties at one time or another walking down st. paul which is another street, you are introduced to homes and businesses but witness the toughest times. the family of and dhahran, woman of color from kingston, jamaica lives in a cottage that stands today at 1014 st. clot. the cottage at 11:31 governor nichols received his from a free man of color named ross who built the cottage in approximately 1837. a freak negress bought the property at 1135 st. claude, sold it, but built a cottage around 1817. at the corner of st. clot and governor nichols street, st. augustine catholic church built in 1842, women of killer, juliet and josephine charles took

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news 4's carrie barrett is here with the story. >> reporter: very big business, but maybe no longer. the attorney general laying the hammer down on draft kings and fandual. forcing members of both to find somewhere else to play. if you've watched any football at all this season, you've probably seen the commercials. fantasy sports contests where some armchair quarterbacks are winning big. but now, in new york state, it may be game over. on tuesday, new york's attorney general sent cease and desist letters to fan dual and d ift kings, two major online fantasy sports companies. saying their operations constitute illegal gambling. the attorney general's office tells nbc news, it is clear that draft kings and fan dual with the leader in a scheme, intended to evade the law and flee sports fans across the country. this is just the latest action against the industry. last month, nevada gaming officials ruled companies like fan dual and draftking should be considered gambling. >> at minimum, if it's allowed to continue, you're going to see a lot more disclosure and warnings. i think the days

jeanne and barrett and ileana.ecretary of state hillary clinton, of course laying out her plan to defeat isis. it was a good week if you were a hawk running for president in 2016, but it was a bad week if your answer to the paris attacks is to do nothing or if you're the odd man out like bernie sanders. as his rival was outlining her plan to defeat terrorism, sanders was defending socialism and laying out his attack against this country's billionaires. >> the next time that you hear me attack as a socialist, like tomorrow -- [ laughter ] -- remember this -- i don't believe government should take over, you know, the grocery store down the street or own means of production. democratic socialism means that we must reform a political system which is corrupt, that we must create an economy that works for all, not just the very wealthy. the billionaire class must be told loudly and clearly that they cannot have it all. >> what do you make of that this week, that speech? >> this week was about terrorism. bernie sanders ga

by the time bowden barrett broke free to score, victory was safe. new zealand the first nation to retain the world cup. the trophy lifted by ritchie mccaw described as the best to a played for the all blacks. but with special players around him. >> it's not so much being here, doing your job the best you can, when you have 15 men, 23, they say enhance it. new zealanders live and breath, now they have a team called by many the greatest history. this has been a tournament of memorable games, surprising ruts, and no surprise at who ended up the champions. >>> and don't forget you can keep up to date with all the news and sport, and the day's developments on the website. all the blocks and opinion pieces there. the address to go to is aljazeera.com. era.com. [ ♪ ] [ ♪ ] >>> hello, i'm richard gizbert, and you are at "the listening post", these are some of the media stories this week. we are focussing onth

new york's carrie barrett in the news room. one of the most vial, taunting u.s. and britain. >> as of this morning, a senior counterterrorism tells nbc they're not 100% sure he died. they certainly believe he did. he was targeted by a drone strike. the isis stronghold of raqqa, syria. >> we are an islamic army and a state. >> that's one of the videos you were referencing, michael. video of kuwaiti born terrorist mohammed emzawi, he's believed to be the masked executioner in six videos showing victims being beheaded, including three americans, journalist steven sotloff, james foley and abdul casek. a bomb hit the car he was leaving in, left it a fireball. this morning, still no confirmation that he was killed. a spokeswoman for brittic prime minister david cameron said he would release a statement later today. we're watching that closely. she addeded the british and americans have been working very closely together to hunt down isis terrorists and defeat them. it's one of their top priorities. steven sotloff's mother spoke to nbc news. she said she wasn't aware th

eric schneiderman called foul, saying, joining me now to help unpack these developments is devlin barrettng this for the wall street journal. so how big a deal is this, the attorney general's move? >> a really big deal. 10% of their customer base is based in new york city. >> brangham: 10% of all players are there. >> that's as best as we can tell. the largest problem, what the new york attorney general says influences or lines up with the thinking of the federal officials who are looking at this, this industry is in a world of trouble because what the attorney general says in his letter is that this thing is illegal in multiple ways, and the justice department is looking at that. now, the new york decision is important for new york and it's important, obviously, for the company's reputations, but if the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york who's a federal official ends up agreeing with even half of what's in that letter, these industries -- this industry is in a huge problem. >> brangham: let's talk about what the attorney general is arguing. in one of the complaints again

"today in new york's" kerry barrett is in the newsroom with more. good morning. >> good morning, darlene. videos in the newsroom shot by turkish television station trt. you can see the plane coming down in a ball of fire. turkey confirms it did shoot down the russian war plane today saying this plane violated turkish air space and ignored the warnings. ten warnings they say in a span of five minutes. there's also video that shows one of the pilots pair a chuting to the ground. another one still coming down. then shoeldering wreckage of the plane on the top of a mountain side. russia is denying that their plane crossed the syrian border into turkish skies. russia's defense ministry issuing a statement saying they're looking into the cause of a crash and reiterated their position that the jet was actually over syrian territory they also say that they hadn't heard from either pilot since but they're using helicopters, too, we understand to search for them. russia says they believe the jet was downed by artillery fire. turkey says one of its f-15s fired

. >> i'm kerry barrett in for rob schmitt today. new developments in the hunt for the mastermind behind the paris attacks. [ gunfire ] >> heavy gunfire for hours, this as french authority goes toe to toe with high level terrorists. >> and when the smoke cleared, two terror suspects were dead, seven others captured by police. >> no word on the target. the mastermind of the paris attacks still may be out there. >> david ushery has the latest. >> reporter: darkness is starting to descend upon this area and darkness is when this operation started. just down the road, behind me. early dawn operation, pre-dawn operation with elite troops moving in base on the cell phone intelligence. and it ended in a deadly way for two alleged ed d terrorists. to -- having technical difficulties, but they were led here, presumably because they were following some leads based on the cell phone intelligence, and again also following a female suspect here. and a lot of people were startled, but grabbed their smart phones. let's take a look. it was an ordeal

norfolk catholic quarterback myles vrbka'a pass is deflected by boys town's dominick barrett and intercepted by mike mitchel.2. on boys towns ensuing drive.. quarterback rodney rosier's pass is intercepted by norfolk catholic's justin timmerman.3. on the ensuing knight's drive. on third and long.. dylan gets the first down. 4. a few plays later.. watch this run by norfolk catholic's david engelhaupt.. knocks one defender down.. keeps his balance and goes for the touchdown. extra point good. norfolk catholic up seven to nothing at that point.they go on to dominate in a 48 to 14 win... and will face columbus scotus in the championship. 3 3 oakland craig taking on battle creek in the c - 2 semi finals. 1. pick up action in the second quarter. oakland craig up thirteen to nothing. battle creek with the ball and wyatt hamer takes the handoff.. breaks a few tackles and makes a few moves and scores the touchdown. extra point good. oakland craig up thirteen to seven2. next oakland craig drive.. quarterback cole mitchel hits cody mace.. who makes a great one handed catch and goes untouched for the to

kerry barrett has been following the developing story all morning long and joins us. >> reporter: brussels on the third day of the lockdown, schools are closed, transportation is suspended. this after another day of raids puts 21 additional people behind bars. it the streets are almost empty as armed soldiers patrol. they're looking for one of the suspected terrorists. he escaped across the french border afterward. >> i don't feel safer when the soldiers are around. scary when you see them actually. because they're standing here, then you are aware of danger. you're more aware of the danger than normal. >> reporter: after 22 raids, authorities in brussels are warning of imminent, paris-style attacks. the president and prime minister met at the concert venue. 89 people died there. cameron now requesting parliament's approval to join the u.s.-led air strikes against isis targets in syria. >> i firmly support the action the president hollande has taken to strike isil in syria and it's my firm conviction that britain should do so too. >> reporter: the american band spoke in an e melgs intervie