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he was married and with childre and martin is survived by his parents but the suspect in the shootings isth 46 -year-old sco michael corine. he's like someone down, s and call 911 and was taken into custody without incident. >> the fs them best rights investigation damage that the american church in mississippi. bring the church was take thean oath trunks spray. the greenville, mississippi police department has already labeled it that way. it's a said even about 32,000 people in 70 percent of his residents are african-americans. >> the reasones we believe it's intimidation of somebody's -- would've the way they choose. so as far as up being a racial issue, it does but i can't say that. it does to men -- this is a church. the governor mississippi is bee competing with trump.en the stabbing of a high school i british columbia. this resulted in and hours down -- and our swan lockdown. the female victims were reportedly both students and police said the surviving student is expected to survive. a sweet night turns sour for t kids and washington. it's what they found in their a nail on the

>> i'm the 10th of 11th childr >> and despite his reputation as a hard liner, he's not going to join the freedom caucus if he gets elected and will support house speaker paul ryan. >> voters are going to have a familiar name and face to choose from, but tom may look out of place running as a democrat. >> politics, what made you come back? >> there's a number of things. saying jobs and education moved him to return. there was another big question for this recently turned democrat. >> you think voters can trust you since you were a republican before? >> my values haven't changed. he was a state lawmaker and voted out of office being have, it shows tom has a slight advantage in that district. and what happens at the top of the ticket tomorrow could have a big impact on this race. back to you guys. >>> valley firefighters literally going out on a limb to review an 11-year-old girl stuck 40 feet high in a tree. neighbors said the girl who has hanging from a branch yelling for help. >> she was yelling help and i walked across the street and saw the jacket and then looked up and there she w

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yamamoto comes to the dressing room before the play to see the childre children. [ speaking foreign languageeporter: the stage is in a shopping mall. yamamoto plays the water goddess. he meets a traveler heading to osaka from kyoto. he grieves the river is so dirty and tells the traveler. now the water birds appear on stage. the water birds begin cleaning the polluted [ speaking foreign [ applause ] >> reporter: when the water birds have finished cleaning the river, the dragon arrives and creates a trail of pure water for the water goddess to walk on. the water goddess, played by yamamoto, returns, and performs a special dance of gratitude and blessing. >> it was a great experience. >> i did enjoy it. even though it was pretty hard, but still, i did enjoy it. >> reporter: when th . >> translator: when they return to their home country, if this experience makes them want to see noh again or have their children or grandchildren perform it or see it, that will make me very happy. >> looks like a lot of fun there. well, switching gears, people in new zealand are trying to clean up damaged towns.

the mother says she had turned her back for just a moment, she was home alone with her five childr she's calling it a miracle and warning other families that this could happen to anyone. ben: also new this morning, a burglar breaks into a pizza joint only to lose his pants. melinda: we talked about someone losing their pants yesterday. security cameras caught him walking around the maryland restaurant naked. police say the man climbed in through a roof vent and lost his pants in the process, apparently he then took off the rest of his clothes. why not have the shirt either. take it all off. then the suspect went after the cash registers but wasn't able to get any money out. he's clearly got issues. although he did cause thousands of dollars in damage. and again, i said this before, psychological damage for those watching the tape without blurring that out. >> and a scary situation on a highway in florida. ben: a woman's windshield suddenly smashed because of a crowbar that went flying. angela smith says she heard a loud bang and something hit her in the head. she managed to pull over the

he requested national security clearance for the president-elect donald trump oldest childre. kellyanne conway is now responding. >> i'm not aware of that particular line of questioning. i know what i read that the inquiries were made informally. that is all i know. >> an hour ago drum said i am not try to get top level security clearance for my children this was a false news story. all the transition continues so do the profits. bay area students walked out of class yesterday. demonstrators from san mateo and other local high schools joined. a new term in immigration: sanctuary campus. san francisco is a sanctuary city that does not cooperate with immigration and customs. students and faculty and alumni ask leaders to make it a sanctuary campus. 500 activists signed a letter to the school president saying many students are living in fear they will be deported. students at stanford are pushing to make eight sanctuary campus. immigration policy bans officers from conducting raids in sensitive locations such as schools and places of worship without permission. all the san franci

successful operation giving tree thanks to the fox 8 viewers this yeararr donated toys will go to childre in five different counties here in northeast ohio as melissa reid reportss. >> the cars rolled in and the gifts poured out on dick goddard way for the fox 811 annual operation giving tree. thanks to the generous viewers, kids in cuyahoga, lake lorain, medina, and summit countiesy will have a gift this christmas .. donations began during the morning show and continued throughout the day..io >> we saw it on the news this morning and decided it was a good thing to do and a good cause.dt >> by the end of the early evening news, the lobby was filled with gifts for the children and what. she is my friend and we decided would be a good idea to share her s shower gifts with kids who are less fortunate, or some of the nearly 0 children, these might be the only gift that they receive. thanks to the northern ohio honda dealers for their continued support and to northeast ohio for helping to make theed annual operation gi tree huge success. thought that the kids could learn a lesson and give back

johnthony walker is now facing criminal charges after 6 elementary school childred are monday. police say walker is charged with several counts of vehicular homicide and reckless driving. we will have a live report on this breaking news coming up in just a few minutes. and new video showing nazi salutes in d-c. this video from the atlantic shows people giving nazi salutes during the national policy institute conference at the reagan building this weekend. meanwhile-- the owner of maggiano's little italy restaurant is group friday night. good morning washington. toss to eileen - less windy today - dry in the dmv for the biggest travel day of the year tomorrow - isolated showers by thanksgiving morning - dry weekend ahead today: mostly sunny. breezy and cool. highs: 46-52 winds: nw 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: mainly clear and cold. lows: 22-32 winds: nw 5 mph wednesday: sunny start. increasing clouds. highs: 49-53 some more travel news to tell you about this morning. will not ruin your thanksgiving plans after all. workers are going to wait to strike -- until after the holidays. 500 n

i have not this kept a criminal who took these childre as the state wants you to believet and lock them in cages. michael and sharen gravelle were convicted in 2,007 of chil endangering and abuse serving two years present. >> they loved us up for two years, they get locked up for two years, they nearly almost killed us. lawsuit filed against child welfare agency for placing them in the homeme were settled out court for several million he's having trouble getting access to his share of the funds a lot of esses presti says the money must be used for his special needsys covered by benefits and approved by a judge judge, he says as an adult he should have the right to choose how he spends moneyul on other things he wants to enroll at th university of akron next ball, and t picture one of them bein like me and sleeping in the cag with nothing, you're not a human, you are an animal. he wants to become a social worker, based on everything he has been through, he believes h can help other kids in need. the police looking for the gun man who killed a father of sixng and a convenience store in cl

mosswood park also hosts an inclusion camp for childre disabilities. you can go to our web page, abc7news.com, if you'd like to help rebuild the rec center at mosswood park. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, a hack attack on san francisco muni. new developments today in the cyber crime that crippled payment systems over the weekend. >>> and did illegal immigrants vote in huge numbers during the election? the new startling accusation implicating california from president-elect donald trump today. >>> plus an east bay state senator has questions for wells fargo about the bank's (man) my dad and i have the same eyes. same nose. same toughness. and since he's had moderate alzheimer's disease, the same never quit attitude. that's why i asked his doctor about once-a-day namzaric. (avo) namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. namzaric does not change the underlying disease progression. don't take if

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theyey have almomost 600 childr. israeli and palestitinian doctc have worked on them.onciliationon is working together. i don't think we needed reconciliation. i think we work together as if there was already peace. i hope that things can change and i always believe that the power is in the people. so they can make the change. and it depends on that. >> i think that i hope we can make children not to hate my neighbors, my arab neighbors. testimony we're good neighbors, one day we will dance together. . g a a a o#qÑ severine: there's so many ofof you. [laughter] um, my name is severine. he gave me a few more directorships than i deserve, but we'llll let the ship sail for now. um, push. i'm severine. i'm coming to you from northern new york, from the adirondacks, on lake champlain. audience: whoo, whoo! severine: that's my land, um, that i love. and i think in this room are some people who love land. [cheers and apapplause]

theyey have almomost 600 childr. israeli and palestitinian doctc have worked on them.econciliationon is working together. i don't think we needed reconciliation. i think we work together as if there was already peace. i hope that things can change and i always believe that the power is in the people. so they can make the change. and it depends on that. >> i think that i hope we can make children not to hate my neighbors, my arab neighbors. testimony we're good neighbors, one day we will dance together. . o#qÑ >>> coming to you live from our studios here in tokyo, this is nhk "newsline." i'm james tengan. we start off with a quick look at some of the stories we're following. >>> more time needed. south korean president park geun-h geun-hye's lawyer says he isn't ready for his client to be questioned. >>> new duties. japan's

disturbing new details about a man accused of luring childre then molesting them. in one case, a victim says jose azucena tied her up and taped her mouth shut before sexually assaulting her. other victims told police he had them watch pornographic videos and threatened to harm them if they told anyone. azucena is facing several charges including kidnapping and sexual assault. "that's cops shooting at him, just for what? for what! because he's driving by?!" emotional father defends his son, hours after police release dramatic body cam video. the video puts you in the squad car as metro officers... shoot at daniel prichard monday night near charleston and sandhill. police claim prichard was attempting to run them over. "zoom .. bang! bang! bang! bang! bang! bang!shots fired! shots fired!" prichard is in custody and wasn't hurt. his father says the video proves his point .. and trying to get away...not harm police. "i"ve had him since he was 9 months old and..." "he would never try to run a person down with his car." had no lights or license plates, when they tried to

theyey have almomost 600 childr. israeli and palestitinian doctc have worked on them.econciliationon is working together. i don't think we needed reconciliation. i think we work together as if there was already peace. i hope that things can change and i always believe that the power is in the people. so they can make the change. and it depends on that. >> i think that i hope we can make children not to hate my neighbors, my arab neighbors. testimony we're good neighbors, one day we will dance together. . >> hello in a very warm welcome. i am brian thomas, coming to you from berlin. the countdown has started and europe is transfixed and aghast at a american campaign that probes new lows and creates outrageous headlines on a daily and hourly basis. the contest generates far more heat than light at a time when the world badly needs some light. this has been one of the nastiest campaigns. the two

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it's archioccupied with childre. >> that's how the driver of this mangled school bus described the crashennessee. >> in the back i can see an arm move zb move. >> the driver 24-year-old jonathan walker has been arrested for vehicular homicide and the focus now is speed. >> the police are aware of a following car, so that witness we have, but we're looking for other witnesses that may know not only about this event and also we have talked about previous behavior of the driver. >> according to an arrest affidavit, he was traveling and d driving at a high rate of speed. >> he was going real fast and he had hit a garbage bag and a mailbox and then we flipped over and hit a tree. >> the witness statements said that the bus went off the road and hit an elevated driveway and the mailbox and then again hitting a telephone pole and a tree. >> broken ribs, legs, broken arms, bleeding kidneys. our hearts have been going out to these families. >> 37 school children ranging from kindergarten to fifth graders were riding the bus when it crashed. a dozen remain hospitalize and some being treated in int

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friends say it is very unlikely for the 24 -year-old to just vanish without her childr- and without telling anyone no sign of her since october 17 when ups to work at aladdin's restaurant she was last seen at her edgewater pretty much what she is five foot 4 inches tall and about 132 cap she is a tattoo on her left hand and wristto they are urging anyone with any information on the case to call themc as soon as possible. >> law enforcement were is about a lot of things..bl a lot of things going on in the community toe the ex-husband has been charged with violating a protection order however he is not been charged with the disappearance arguments not a crime just a missing persons case they said around for her apartment start to give windows they are just really helping someone saw something looking out therestlp anything contact police. >> it is now almost been five months since the cleveland cavaliers one the nba championship. >> the celebration is not over meeting with president obama at the white house. what else look at the white house there,he win. >> that is great. you are looking liv

it's really sad because this iss a great opportunity for childred and they help people get the kids really love basketball. i was very surprised and shocked because his daughter is about the same age. police say dan had posted on craigslist in the casual encounter category, seeking asek young woman and communicated with an undercover officerun presenting her as as a 15 year old girl. he said he wanted to have sexve with her on a regular basis and pay her # hundred dollars eachhd time. he set upeach a face-to-face mee for tuesday. police were waiting for him when he showed up here dan has been removed fromm coaching from the aau team. it comes as a major shock andshc all coaches, volunteers andnd staff members undergo several layers of background checks.ecks he's now making sure parents are aware of at i rest. they don't tolerate that and asd soon as i found out about it i got the word out to our 350 families. what is in a total state ofof program for several years. detectives are concerned thatcoc there could be some other inappropriate with minors and so anyone who has any concern aboue t

the father of a 10-month-old girl two workers are accused of shaking and force feeding some of the childre children's hospital making sure his little girl is okay. >> we got a call on monday that there has been abuse going on at the day care over the last ten months. it was tuesday we found out that they said she was rocked aggressively to be put to sleep. >> gene: bright horizons told us they contacted parents as soon as they learned of the allegation. one teacher has been fired. another employee is on administrative leave. dcf tells us an open case. bright horizon said they will cooperate with the investigation. >>> a vermont college student is behind bars serving a three-and-a-half-year sentence for a drunk driving crash that killed his best friend joseph co stno pled guilty. his alcohol level was three times the legal limb when he crashed his bmw. the crash killed 19-year-old college student sampson's father made the emotional plea. >> i hope that our loss -- [crying] -- that our loss as painful as it is can maybe prevent somebody else from having the same loss. >> sara: after he serve

. >> she flew to a place she called a hell hole, a cold sterile building where disabled childr >> they take me to this back section, and it's baby after baby with large heads and sores everywhere dying, and i thought, oh, my god, like, they need medical care. can we get them? let me help. and they are like, no, no, no. they are laying rooms for them to die. there is no value for the handicapped children. they actually consider them a curse from god. was planning on selling his organs, whether i was somehow considering profiting from him. >> when stacy met him, leg was tied to a bar. >> when i first met israel, i was horrified. hey hand me this baby, and he smells like urine. his teeth were decayed. he was so broken and ransom for israel, documenting the horrors she can't figure. >> babies that go without medical care and infants that learn not to cry, laugh or smile. kids caged in cribs, banging hads on bars to self soothe, biting fingers until they bleed, diet. >> through her blog, stacy fund raised for orphanage medical supplies and for his israel's $38,000 fee. in 2008 they flew bac

the lebron james family foundation, he's using the national platform he earned toed advocate for childrverywhere especially right here in ohio. and it was an extra special treat to have j.r. smith here, as well. i can't tell you how exciting it is for me to have lebron and j.r. part of the team that will take us to the white house starting on tuesday. her husband to rally jyoung and i have to thank a lot of fir officials that i have such a high regard for. let me thank your senator sherrod brown. let me thank your congresswoman marsha fudge. and let me thank your county executive and hope you will vote for your former governor ted strickland to be your next senator. and i want to thank the deejay for his musical performance and i want to thank a very special young man, yousef salam, who was out here, a young man who has turned what was a very bitter and unjust experience into an opportunity to try to help lift others occupy. now, i was thrilled to be here on friday night where jay-z and beyonce.uoccupy. now, i was thrilled to be here on friday night where jay-z and beyonce.poccupy. now,

scott, we've also learned all but one of the trump childre protection. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks very much. in athens, today, president obama took on the role of the greek's mythical cassandra, and sending home a warning on politics. but will it be heard? here's nancy cordes. >> the 20th century was a bloodbath. >> reporter: president obama alluded to the world wars and the holocaust in response to a question today about the meaning against a rise in a crude sort of nationalism or ethnic identity or tribalism that is built around an "us" and a "them." >> reporter: his comments came amid a series of politically and rationally tinged vandalism and threats in the wake of last week's election. in columbus last night, an ohio state university student was arrested for violently shoving an anti-trump protester in the student union. >> people are fearful. >> reporter: senate democrats accused mr. trump today of stoking that fear by appointing steve bannon to be his chief strategist. bannon is the head of breitbart, the conservative outlet that hailed the glorious heritage of the confeder

and i helped to create the childr children's health insurance program as first lady. that now provides health care to 8 million children a year. and i have to tell you, i know it doesn't make headlines, it's not going to, you know, get a big twitter war going, but when i travel around and shake hands like i'll do after my remarks and somebody says to me, the children's health insurance program saved my son's life. i met a woman here in north carolina whose daughter was born deaf. and the doctor said, you know, she is never, ever going to be able to talk, she's not ever going to be able to hear. and her mother, who is determined, began doing investigation. she found out that there were some possible treatments, but they were expensive. she didn't know what she was going to do. she took her daughter to the doctor and the doctor said, you know, i just heard about this new program, the children's health insurance program. maybe you can qualify for that. because it's really for families that aren't poor but don't have much money, and that's a lot of families, isn't it? and

parents, and to help kids get homes because the trick of it all is if people can't afford to adopt childr >> reporter: from her apartment, she launched, help us adopt, an organization in the ninth year giving financial assistance to other adoptive parents from all walks of life. >> we don't discriminate, period. family is family. you want to adopt a chill? you have a valid home? come. >> reporter: and becky has a family of her own. she and kip adopted jake, who is now 10, and brook, who just myself throughout points throughout the day the children did not come out my body, they are my own, we're a family. they are my son and daughter, we just went about it differently. >> reporter: nine years later, becky and the organization built $1.5 million iand award over $1.5 million in adoption grants. >> i believe that we have changed the way americans perceive adoption. i mean, it really is cool you can take an idea and make it happen. it's pretty easy to get up and go to work every day. >> oh, what a blessing. november is national adoption month, so if you want to learn more about becky and her

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