. >>> don't wait until the first of the year to pop the bub of the year to pop the bub the bubbly. researchers say drinking a glass of champagne once a twice a week can help fight dementia it improves facial memory and improve communication between brain cells. >>> millenials in boston athe mbta is the biggest factor when they decide where to live. look at how the numbers break down. the survey was given to more than 6 than 600 people between the ages of 20 and 37. a whopping 80% of them said access to public transit is very important when they consider where to live. 78% consider it when they t comes to where to work. those numbers outranked other amenities like gyms, coffee shops, restaurants and night life. >>> we are a little more than two weeks out from thanksgiving. and preparations in full swing for a big tradition in new york city. yesterday city field was packed with giant balloons taken a test run before macy's thanksgiving parade. this parade will feature four now balloons with the characters from "ice age" parade route. >>> a battle >>> a bat -- battle over star >>> a b

has been discussed by the consist as you will of europe, the european parliament and the commission, bub this has not gone fast enough, and it doesn't go far enough, either. i would like to urge therefore from paris where one of the most major terrorist attacks has been perpetrated, that we collectively act here on behalf of all the ministers of the interior tomorrow, which brings into coordination all the departments of anti terrorism. we have to go fast and in a determined way the republic is doing its utmost to destroy terrorism. in saint denis, there was one target. it has been hit and it cannot hurt anymore. europe, which we love and built carefully must be put into combat against terrorism. >>> the message will be teen brussels tomorrow. he is the interior minister. the message seems to be that europe must organize and defend itself against such threats and when i talks about such threats, he is referring to the attack that took place in paris last week, friday, and they be there was the subsequent raid that happened on wednesday, and reports today confirmed that -- who they believ

french public to expand -- >> taking a look behind you, it's a sunday and people around the at work, bub the numbers still coming out to show the solidarity that the french people want the word to see is still quite extraordinary by the look of it. >> it really is. even on a weekend here, there are men, women and children coming out still lighting candles, laying flowers, expressing solidarity with their fellow french citizens. now, it's been an interesting shift in the dynamic in the area just in the last half hour. there was a small demonstration, even though marches have been banned. there was a small demonstration of extreme leftist groups, saying they were marsh to go welcome migrants, refugees, but it devolved into something else altogether and in fact at the end of it, they were saying that they really wanted to be able to come out and demonstrate. there shouldn't be demonstrations. riot police tried to break that up. that's been one moment in a weekend of people continuing to come out trying to show the world that they are rallying behind french citizenry and their government at

. >> thousand was cubans take to the sea each year, bub the problem of exploitation in the happened of traffickers only seems to be festering. columbia rescued more than 500 people off its coast this year, more than trim that of 2014. al jazeera. >>> the president of the central african republic is calling on the u.n. to do more to end the violence that's killed 90 people since september. the u.n. peace keepers haven't been able to stop christian and muslim militias from attacking each other. she said the u.n. and international criminal court should bring those responsibility for the violence to justice. about 400,000 people have fled the fighting since it broke out in 2013. >>> shell has been accused of making false claims about the extent of its cleanup operations in 9/11. a joint report by amnesty environmental and center for environment human rights and development said the oil giant failed to implement u.n. recommendations. it said several sites were still polluted. shell said sips the report was released on the on foods morning, it's difficult to respond to the details and claims

called 4-5 and face bub knees on surprised and beatable team and then again so were the dolphins. >> i know. it's 4:39 there's more to come on "action news" including a wild zebra chase on the streets of philadelphia. circus workers track down a pair of workers that escaped from a weekend show. >> and tornado tweep sweeping through a part of california that rarely sees twisters. david. >> temperatures in the 40s in a lot of neighborhoods and sweat shirts on the kids even though the winds are not strong. this afternoon a lighter jacket and maybe even tee be pushing it. details coming up in the accuweather forecast 7 day forecast and soak rain on the accuweather forecast 7 day forecast and soak rain on the way. this is black friday. oh my god. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, 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 i

we have boko haram, which has proved that it can act not only in nigeria, bub in the neighboring countries, so these are different groups, but the interesting thing about this particular incident today is that nobody is saying much about it, and even those who are supposed to be negotiating now with the highjackers or abductors, they aren't tell us a lot. there is a lock of transparency. i think the mali authorities should leak more information to the international community, to the world about what demands these people are talking about, by they have done this. if there is any level of conversation, then these people must be demanding something and the world needs to know that. and also, the fact that the french are nationals in this hotel and they are not really telling us how many there and what time of people there and other western countries, there is a lot of obscurity and part of it is very difficult at the moment, probably it is for security reasons, but we need to know those elements so we can make better analysis of the situation. >> it is a very combustible situation going on at

available, right now, what we're witnessing is a, i think, we talk about bubbles, higher education bubo-- bubble is out of control, and imbalance and lack of diversity in universities is overwhelming, quickly one issue. donald trump. does donald trump carry out his threat to run as an independent? >> no. >> yes. supersedes it. lou: ebony and hank thank you both. >> thank you. lou: i've never heard such amazing -- brevity, thank you, both. >> 75% of you said they would support creation of mandatory national i.d. card to be require for driving, boating, air travel, that is interesting. thank you for beth good night. >> we start this great week. we give thanks, i am thankful for entertainment and politics, watching donald trump continue his lip talk to presidency as paris attack further boost his poll numbers, he is seep as the strong man who was smoke terrorist tiny, and ben carson's perceived growing nose, and cruz and rubio, tangling like cane and able for that coveted -- kane and abel for that coveted spot.

>> that's a question that still has no firm answer, bub clearly something has changed the minds of russia's leaders. we don't know what that is, but it was only object thursday that we were till hearing from russian politicians that the u.k.'s decision to suspend flights to sinai was politically motivated and premature. now russia that suspended flights to the whole of egypt. what made them do that? russian investigators have been looking at the black boxes and there have been numerous analyzations for data to look to see if there was any trace of explosive material. it is possible that bolt of these things, the block boxes and this data might have changed the russian leadership's mind. we don't know yet. what we do know is the russians have a massive logistical headache now, because there is some 45,000 russians at least who are stranded in egypt, waiting to be brought home. there is a plane that's already left going out to egypt empty to bring the first load of russians back on it, but we're hearing from the russian tourismdown that this is a process that could take as long as a month. >>

the park was locked at the time bun the kids used a -- bub the includes -- but the kids used a side path to get in. >> we maintain this for the town and it's upsetting to see this happen. >> reporter: it appears that one of them takes a selfie during the theft. all three of them are facing petty larceny charges. but they would rather they didn't face charges but rather they come in and meet with the members of the american legion. >> i would like to sit down and find out why they did that. >> people died for that flag. that's what we're celebrating country and gave the ultimate sacrifice. >> reporter: the flags have been replaced. but if you would like to get another look at that video, see if you recognize these kids, go to abc7ny. we're live in mastic beach, back to you. >> thank you. >>> police in brook brooklyn are trying to catch a pair of seerlial burglars. one of the them is grabbing a package containing a queen- sized bed frame from an apartment. >> really? took place last week. >>> new york seems to be setting off more and more college-ready garage graduates into the world. the

. >> the ideal family bub two-parent household where she could be the only child that would be able toer throughout her life. >> some of the thing she is would like is a loving supported family she would love to have a mom who could braid her hair for her and help her learn girl skills. >> she has so much love she's ready to share with a forever family. >> sara has a natural curiosity with history. she also has a lot of child-like excitement and enthusiasm in anything that she does. >> sara is this week's wednesday's child. >> if you would like to make sara's dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child sponsored by the dave thomas foundation just go to our web site at nbc10.com and search wednesday's child. you can also call the national adoption center directly at 1-866-do-adopt. >>> empty nests are becoming more rare these days. more young women are living at home with their parents. the number of women between 18 and 34 living with mom and dad is at its highest levels since 1940s. economists say the increase can be blamed on high living expenses and the fact more millennia

had only been working for savopoulos for a couple of months, sent a picture to a friend showing two bubls of cash inside a red bag. but four bundles were taken from the bank. >> where are the other two? this is before the drop was ever made. isn't that interesting? huh. >> and court records show in wallace's backpack, his passport, checkbook and the registration for one of savvas' sports cars valued at more than $300,000. >> what disturbs me is that his passport was present in the bag. what does that tell you? i don't carry a passport around with me. was he going to flee? was he going to leave the country? escape? i think the police are very curious about mr. wallace. >> and could there be a connection between jordan wallace and daron wint? our research shows in 2006 wint lived in the same maryland apartment complex as wallace's father. >> i don't think that's a coincidence at all. i think that's very strong evidence that the two very likely ran into each other and knew each other. that very likely was the place where these two men first met. >> what's still not clear is if jordan walla

. >> christa: a security breach at bubbing ham palace. over a protest on top of a building. activists climbed on to the roof of an art gallery located on the palace grounds. there were proteing for equal rights for fathers in divorce and separation proceedings. the protesters held up a banner that said "i am harry's it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >> jadiann: 12:46. definitely a cool start today. headed straight for winter. >> jeremy: lots of clouds. and showers on the way for tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon. and through the day on wednesday. neither day is loaded with rain. pesky nuisance showers through the day. that will be a warm system. that eventually does warm things up. no arctic air in sight. it is a chilly afternoon. at least we don't h

antwan lewis has more from >> reporter: this hub bub of activity is to meet a deadline, to make sure people needing a meal will get them. >> we're working with anywhere we can find food, farms, wholesalers, distributors, food brokers. >> reporter: for decades community food bank has been taking care of the hungry. now they need your help. a small epidemic has put up a big roadblock this season. >> last year we distributed 23,000. this year we'll be distributing only 16,000. >> a significant drop when you factor in this food bank is the state's largest resource for hunger prevention agencies and food pantries. the shortage threatens to make the stat harsher. >> there's a great amount of need. people went through their savings. they were out of work and the damage was done. right now it's very elevated. >> still they worked, filling the requests as best they can with what they have, hoping during the time of giving, the community food bank and those like it won't be forgotten. >> that's daycares, after school, senior feeding programs. >> last week there was a woman who was looking for

. >>> bikele bub lay for his christmas special. you can catch all the excitement on december 10th on nbc. 2 cars in rough shape. also ahead family and friends of the police officer killed during a shooting at planned parenthood in colorado remember him as we learn more about officer [ duck quacks, wolf howls and wind whistling ] [ electronic beeping ] but... the new turbodown jacket: tested tough in the pacific northwest. >> anchor: a community in mourning after a tragedy in colorado. we're learning more about the accused shooter who opened fire at a planned parenthood. one of those killed a melrose native. what family and friends are saying about officer garrett swasey. >>> a group of pedestrian almost hit by a car and the whole thing was caught on camera. >>> plus the patriots gearing up for the mile high show down as they take on the broncos hoping to get win number 11. >> this is 7 news today in new england. >> anchor: 10:00 this sunday morning. i'm nancy chen. first talk about the cool temperatures outside. >> reporter: it was

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canadian diver, little bub bridge un the bubble. diver found bottle burried in the cbsphilly.com floor -- sea floor with the cork and the beer still inside. experts were able to determine that the beer was produced by e alexander keith brewery, base in the halifax. marking on the glass indicate it was bottled between 1872 and 1890. makes it more than 100 years old. >> this thing somehow managed no not strike a rock under the water and smash. that alone it has been around for years, still fully intact with not even a chip taken out of it. >> get this, the booth philadelphia canadian water is actually older than canada itself. >> one craft beer retailer has offered to analyze the beer to see what i had yrigoyen were used to make it more than century ago. >> taste test it? may not be so good. we'll be right back with a cost of the 12 days every enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. only at a sleep number store, save 50% on the ultimate limited edit

if you take bart, especially from bub lynn please on the on there may be more people on the tracks.re going to come didn't come. they went some are else. we want to make sure there are no more delays on the lines. >>> let's move to the east shore freeway here. it's coming up here in a second. we're going to go to the east shore freeway because we've had slow traffic on 80 westbound because of a motorcycle accident from the bridge to the macarthur maze. the motorcycle crash is westbound 80 near central. the traffic is very slow as you come through. we also want to mention that traffic has been slow on westbound 580 coming in from the pass because of a truck fire at north flynn. we're going to go to brian in a moment. first let's look at other traffic pictures here. bay bridge is backed up for a big delay. no major problems this morning. san jose, also slow traffic there. but 280 has improved through downtown. we're going to go back to what i mentioned. a major mess on 580 this morning east of livermore. as crews continue to put out a big rig fire. brian, are they making any progress

. >> jeff bub doesn't look like he wants it and the public senses it.i don't think either bush or kasich can do so. if there's an insider who san outsi is an outsider, it's chris christie. he's a jersey guy who shoots from the lip but knows what's he's talking about. i think people are going to buy that. >> how significant is the new hampshire union leader's endorsement of chris christie? the last go around in '12 they endorsed newt gingrich and previously in '08, john mccain. >> that's right. in the past it's been significant with varying degrees of success. at this pont for chris christie, in new hampshire, there has been a drum beat, albeit soft, very soft, that support is starting to come his way a little bit. but for him to really win the new hampshire primary, a lot of things have to happen. he has to take all of jeb bush's support, such as it is, as well as john kasich's. on top of that, it's marco rubio right now who is polling at about second place, far behind donald trump but he's getting between 10% and 13% of the republican vote in new hamps

trump, you yourself, you yourself said let governor bub the speak.hank you, donald for allowing me to speak at the debate. really nice of you. i appreciate that. [applause] what a generous man you are. 12 million illegal immigrants, to send them back, 500,000 a month, is just, not possible. and it's not embracing american values. and it would tear communities apart. and it would send a signal that we're not the kind of country that know america is. [applause] and even having this conversation sends a powerful signal, they're doing high-fives in the clinton campaign right now when they hear this. that's the problem with this. we have to win the presidency. the way you win the presidency is have practical plans. lay them out there. what we need to do is allow people to earn legal status where they pay a fine. where they work. where they don't commit crimes and learn english over extended period of time they eastern legal status. that is the path of, a proper path to make citizens. [applause] moderator: senator rubio, senator -- >> we have millions of p

pueden enfrentarlo por nuestras payasa este sÁbado a las 9 de la noche por tele pupmundo y n bub universora seguir invicto en la nfl, ahora llegaron al rÉcord de 10 ganados y 0 perdidos. se quedan sin... y louis que se pierden el resto de la temporada. buscan repetir la hasistoria cuando ganaron el super bowl. en el 2003 y 004 lo quieren volver a hacer. es toda la informaciÓn por el momento, en el mundo de los deportes regresamos con ustedes a un nuevo dÍa. muchos saludos. >>> gracias guadalupe, abrazo de a toda la familia de un nuevo dÍa y hablaremos lebrÓn james, que hizo historia en el ba centro otra vez en la actuaciÓn contra los orlando magic. los unos jugadores de la hibt ray de la nba, en figurar 2re los 25 mejores en puntos y asistencias. mira, lleva 26. 710 puntos y 8887 # asistencias para cerrar la noche con Éxito, los cubs vencieron cÓmodamente 117 a 103 a los muchachos de orlando, que tienen una campaÑa un poco irregular. >>> mira nada mÁs es ponerse al equipo a las espaldas. >>> mira esto, la vuelta a las canchas de kevin durante. oklahoma ganÓ 6 de los 3 partido que jugÓ sin

trump, you yourself, you yourself said let governor bub the speak.r bush. >> thank you, donald for allowing me to speak at the debate. really nice of you. i appreciate that. [applause] what a generous man you are. 12 million illegal immigrants, to send them back, 500,000 a month, is just, not possible. and it's not embracing american values. and it would tear communities apart. and it would send a signal that we're not the kind of country that know america is. [applause] and even having this conversation sends a powerful signal, they're doing high-fives in the clinton campaign right now when they hear this. that's the problem with this. we have to win the presidency. the way you win the presidency is have practical plans. lay them out there. what we need to do is allow people to earn legal status where they pay a fine. where they work. where they don't commit crimes and learn english over extended period of time they eastern legal status. that is the path of, a proper path to make citizens. [applause] moderator: senator rubio, senator -- >> we have m

the french interior minister said the people who were turned away were, quote, security risks to our bubicers currently stationed along france's borders. cnn's martin savidge is joining us live. we're also learning, martin, about a new arrest in connection with the attacks. what are you hearing there? >> reporter: christi, most of these arrested taking place in belgium, are people that have somehow been associated with salah abdeslam, and thought to be the sole survivsurvivor. several hours after the slaughter that took place in paris, he apparently called up friends in belgium and said, look, my scar broken down. i need a ride back. they said they knew nothing about the terror operation. they began going back towards belgium. they got stopped by french authorities saturday morning. at that time, the french authorities didn't have a name of anybody they were looking for. they were just stopping all vehicles heading back towards belgium. so they had detained him for a short while and let salah abdeslam on had his way. later in brussels, he had another meeting with a friend and talked abou