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million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and wawa a future to b bieve in. that's how one man described an explosion yesterday in lytton, iowa. (matt) coming up tonight on news 4 at sisi.. we have more detatas on an explsion that sent three men to the hospita ktiv's tiffany lane has the story for tonight. (sheila) and, prison tour: we travel to springfield, south dakota to get a close up look at a state facility for more than 14-hundred inmates. the programs in place to help them transition back into society. (matt) a group of penguins in a denmark zoo tried to escape their enenosure... but forget all about t covering their tracks. (sheila) the penguins were recently filmed waddling down a hallway at the odense zoo in central denmark in what officials say looked like an attempt at escape. the zoo posted the video on youtube last week. the zoo jokingly said "perhaps our penguins have seen the penguins of madagascar too much". let's check in one more time with ron. tonight: clearing skies. low: 27 wind: w 15-25 mph tomorrow: mostly sunny and very ndy! high

. >>> well the eagles fans are gearing up for a rival biev week. you know, eagles fans are known as some of the most passionate in the nfl. it turns out they're one of the more thirsty fan bases around. according to website backtrack, eagles fans rate 3rd among bases in terms of blood alcohol content with an average bac just shy of .07 on game days t. data was checked anonymously from users of the backtrack mobile app. that's an app that lets you register your bac level. bands with the highest bac, fan, houston texans, they have the lowest bac. one player made a major change during the bye week receiver riley cooper cut off his long loss t. first time in nine years, he's done. that cooper talked about it. >> i've had it a long time. it's too much. too much. i have been wanting to do it about a year. until i finally got enough churnlg courage to do it. >> reilly isn't the only player so change that look. starting center jason chelsea, nbc 10 is the official station of the philadelphia eagles. beards, or short hair, long, it doesn't matter. >> it's m

he w bieved to be in syria. he is of belgian origin featured prominently in many of their recruitment videos for fellow europeans featured pronent in seseveral o their propaganda videos that were more barbaric showing those executions. if he is, indeed, in paris just outside paris in the suburb of saint-denis, the french authorities have said he was thehe target of this raid so if he is, indeed, here that means that he managed to slip through the european intelligence net, make his y from syria back here to france. reena. >> >> alex, thank you very much for your reporting today. we want to remindepdznd we've got more details coming up on "good morning america" and ask you stick with us. we've been following these continuing coverage over the past few hours of the police raids in paris -- excuse me, in france not far from paris. >> quite a development this morning. police making several arrests, several police officers injured and "gma" will have live team coverage of all the latest coming up. thanks for joining

they can do background checksks and the needles look like hay, andf they can do that, and i don't bieve they can. you still have the hay that is hay that gets radicalized into the needle of terroriris after they arrive here. we've had at lea 66 attacks or planned attacks or foiled attacks there've already been investigated and indicted in the united states. some as young as nine have been radicalized in the united states. if we think we're going to solve background checks on a small segment of the broader source of terrorism in the country and the world then i think we are essentially barking up t the wrong tree, and i ne to ma a point that we need to end the -- and build and create an ternationasafefe zone for the asyrian christians and the adidis and that part of thehe world and i went there and negotiated that. if you're elected give us a a couple bullet points of your national security. >> the last twoeeks havav demonstratededhat t a dangerousus world it is, and we have a president who is not defending this nation. we have a psident -- we wil not defeat radical islamic terrorism,s l

russia tonight bieves one of the fighter pilots is dead, but the fate of the other still unknown. >> and mtha is jusust bk from the region tonight. here we are in the middle of this effort to take out isis, martha, and this was an alarming develoent, that turkey would shoot a russian jet right out of the sky? >> reporter: really alarming, david. and you've got this complicated situationhereanyway. you've got russian war planes up there, you've gone american and coalition. this is exactly what the u.s. feared might happen. and what they really want to happen is everybody concentrating on isis and this is a trible event and really a distraction. >> martha raddatz, thank you. >>> as you know, president obama this evening saying turkey has the right to dend itself, but this could get complicated. french president hollande was at the white house today, asking for american support and he will then travel to meet with president putin next. today, in washington, hollande presenting united front with president obama, who said america stands by its friends in good times and bad, no matter what

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>> nobody'sa to b bieve it. she's put together all of her beautysecrets. >> thent's been about four ars since seal's last album. >> the graray winner is out with new music, singing a love song for us. >> you think he's the only one to sing love songs? plus the guys are back to answer all your relationship questions, regis is going to be on the panel this time instead of with me asking the questions. the last time you were here was recently for halloween. >> forget it. >> let's see a little bit of it. >> i was red baron. >> you were the red baron. >> and regis got in on the spanking. >> yes, it was a good day. we ended the show like we always do on tuesday, with our spank-a-anthonyspank-a- >> you can join us for a little spank-a-thon at the end of the show. what have you been up to besides hanging out with me over the weekend? >> i got into a fight with my wife yesterday. which i really never do. she's a very sweet woman and all of that. we packed the car. >> you were in connecticut. >> we packed the car, and she

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was based on religious b bieves and nothe law. >> time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. "usa today" says there are legal concerns over the nation's biggest wiretap operation. it is being carri out in riverside county, california, to monitor drug trafficking. but the operation has led to arrests and seizures across the country. nearly all of the surveillance was approved by a single state court judge. the rulings allowed the interception of more than 2 million conversations and federal prosecutors fear the state's orders are unlikely to withstand a legal challenge. the j jge has declined comment. >>> britain's "guardian" reports on an international deal to use satellites to track all commercial flights. this agreement was driven by the disappearance o o malaysia airlines flight 370ast year. current ground-base radars are unreliable when the aircraft is flying over the oceans the new system enables real-time full implementation is expected in 2017. >>> uptick in obesity. 28% of american adults were obese in 2013 a a 2018. that supp. from 35% in 2011 and 2

as you say, we have now confirmed that they bieve that inside that building, really the most wanted man in the world right now. 26-year-old salah abdeslam. supposed to be one of the shooters of the restaurants and cafes in paris friday night. right now, proceeding with extreme caution. alive. but he's considered armed and very, very dangerous. whole area. police standing off to loud bangs, separated by about ten, 15 minutes just in the past half an hour. >> the other attackers had suicide vests. emerging. people fighting for survival, including the pregnant woman the theater. we're learning new detail about her this morning. matt gutman is in paris with her story. good morning, matt. robin. just over the last few minutes, we learned that that woman, watched by so many millions of people, hanging from the ledge, actually survived. not only that. she and her unborn baby are unharmd. they were pulled to safety by another man on the ledge. when you watch the video, it's hard to believe she made it. that woman clinging to that window sill and to life. 20 feet off the ground of the bataclan n

by all accounts police bieve this was a burglary gone wrong and not clear i the gunman took anything from the house but what they did take, a life. this morning, the mystery growing and a community on edg as police hunt for an unknown gunman who they say shot 28-year-old amanda blackburn in the head, a pregnant mother, wife o of a local pastor seen here on youtube speaking at the church. >> as soon as we got married, i moveved to south carolina with davey. >> reporter: overnight police telling abc news that they are following several leads and that three hours before that murder, there was another home invasion in that same area. ryan mcconnell is the couple's neighbor and friend. >> amanda was an amazing personon. they had such a happy family. >> reporter: early tuesday morning police say pastor davey blackburn went to the gym and returned to find his home broken into. his wife with a gunshot wound to the head. he called 911. their 1-year-old son right there in the house. amanda died in the hospspital. this morning, a $1,000 reward for that mystery gunman. >> if you break would you

. >> reporter: and b bieving their acceptance will have a greater impact beyond their family of five. >> i truly believe that we are going to change the world by having other parents understand that accept your child. >> yes, so a pretty interest ging family that i think my eyes will be glued to for sure. >> my eyes are glued to this table right now. >> because there's food, paula. ere's food. >> doesn't even smell like leftovers. now to our countdown to thanksgiving the morning after. so what do you do with all those leftovers? we have some ideas to help you spice things up. we're joined by stephanie smith, the senior editor of yahoo! food, author of "300 sandwiches." please welcome, stephanie, everybody. [ applause ] and there you go. so, nobody wants to waste a turkey or ham for that matter so it's all about kicking it up a notch. what's your number one go-to bit of advice to kick it up? >> to have fun you have all that turkey and all those trimmings in your refrigerator and so many different combinations of things you can possibly make so just get creative. >> okay. >> you can hav

can you bieve how many great dogs there are, though, available. >> you could really see how loved these animals are. >> and the moment is here,o show us. lukas. >> lukas. >> congratulations. >> oh. >> oh, proud momma. >> so what was it about lukas, amber that you guys just fell in love with. >> he was just a love muffin. just so chill and he is just perfect. >> look at how relaxed he is. >> but it's a moment that she saw him and i have to say, you know, s lost francis, it's been two years coming up this month. i lost kj earlier this year so i've been a little slower and she's been so patient. she's been wanting this moment. the connection. >> you can take walks together and in the meantime we did have the other contenders. there are hundreds of amazing dogs at shelters all over the country but we love north shore animal league fororringing in -- for bringing in these guys and here we go. if you're interested in adopting a dog we'd like you to meet our poochlersome. poochler number one a bright and beautiful boston terrier named samuel adams. who lovesss belly rubs, walks on a leech, hoe

i couldn't b bieve i looked like pure bones and skin. >> reporter: of course, given what he had been through, he probably shouldn't have survived at all. the doctor who fininly examined him, noted: late stage severe starvation, liver damage, concussion, three broken ribs, and severe stomach infections. but though the kidnappers told him they'd injected him with tainted blood he did not have hiv or aids. he hobbled around, bent and brittle, had to be supported up or down the stairs. >> it's like they sucked the life out of me. they just took everything away fromome. >> dead in a way. alive, but dead. >> exactly. exactly. >> reporter: and yet, within those first hours and days of freedom. >> he was already laughing and -- and -- it -- it was as if drip by drip life was coming back into this skeleton. >> kind of like the first day of the rest of your life. >> completely. >> reporter: and then, s s'd see a cloud on his face, or sense the torment in his dreams at night. he would suddenly be haunted again. >> he would wake up repeatedly all night and just reach over anantouch me just to ma

paris today, the memorials to the 129 who died continue to and officials confirm that the man they bieve planned the attacks was killed yesterday. abdelhamid abaaoud. elizabeth palmer is in paris. >> reporter: abaaoud, a convicted isis recruiter and presumed terrorist mastermind, was killed here in a suburban apartment. [ gunfnfe ] as he and his acmplices made their last stand in a ferocious gun battle with police wednesday morning. the police aren't sure if the 28-year-old was shot or if he blew himself up, but forensic officers had to rely on skin samples and fingerprints to identify his dismembered body. french media say the woman who is thought to have detonated a suicide vest in the shootout is abaaoud's cousin, hasna aitboulahcen. authorities believe abaaoud not only dected the paris attacks four out of six other failed attackckin france this year,r, including one on a train in august when a gunman was overpowered by three american passengers. french intelligence thought abaaoud was in syria and had no idea he was in france until a tip-off three days ago that he was back. "we recei

i b bieve in tough love, because he knows that i'm here and i can go steal car and my mom would come get me monday, no problem. well, he's going to go steal a car every day. >> about five weeks goes by and she shows up. she finally sits me down and she's just like what do you want to do with your life? that's when we wrote the leleer. >> i promise to stop getting in trouble and do better in school, and i will do everything i can to go to college and play football. your son, orlando. >> his mother moved the family to florida to help fulfill his dream. orlando turned his life around, got a college scholarship and is now an offensive lineman for the that letter changed everything. >> orlando really sws that you don't have to give up. it gives kids up here hope. >> i think about it each and every week, like what she sacrificed and how different my life could have went. there's a lot of y'all. 83 good. >> he launchedhe orlando franklin f fndation for derprivileged and at-risk children. >> good. >> what's going on? >>nd every year he returns to toronto as a mentor for his former youth leag