smith from new jersey for sponsoring this resolution. as the chairman, dealing with human rights issue, chris midst smith has been focused. he is always there and speaks out forceful by about anti-semitism and other things that are important to him and i'm grateful for his leadership. it is disappointing we need to take up this measure. anti-sefmentism that hatred has been smoldering. e hear of new attacks of vandalism of a holocaust site. the targeting of the great synagogue in copenhagen and the attack in paris last january. and we would be foolish to dismiss this surge as the work of a few violent individuals. in countries like hungary and greece, we see political parties winning seats in election. it is disturbing. it wasn't a century ago we heard the can ari in a coal mine. and you could draw it to the darkest chapter. the lessons of the holocaust are speared in our consciousness and throw water on this fire before it burns out of control. i was born after the world war inch i in new york and i head families talking about anticipate semitism. and the general prevailing thought is this is

. >> the pilot chris smith was struck in the eyes by a laser. >>reporter: the crew of sky 7 hd had a close call monday . >> i sit in the back seat. so there's no way for me to jump up and help him. >>reporter: it happened to 2 airplane monday as well as they made their way here to sfo. >> if you can't see your instrument to control the out pilot you have a problem. if you can't see the landing the aircraft you have a bigger problem. >>reporter: san jose airport has seen nearly 100 laser incidents this year. sfo it happened 78 times. and at oakland airport 69 times. 18 of those since mid october. >> these devices are becoming very cheap. they are readily accessible. easy to buy and even as the prices come down the power has gone up. >>reporter: but also improving the ability to catch the bad guys. >> some of the resolution on law enforcements cameras is tremendous. they can identify the people. definitely get the location. >>reporter: if caught a person can face up to 5 years in prison and fines topping 250,000 dollars. at sfo katie abc 7 news. >

. >> the pilot chris smith was struck in the eyes by a laser.eporter: the crew of sky 7 hd had a close call monday night over san jose. >> i sit in the back seat. so there's no way for me to jump up and help him. >>reporter: it happened to 2 airplane monday as well as they made their way here to sfo. >> if you can't see your instrument to control the out pilot you have a problem. if you can't see the landing the aircraft you have a bigger problem. >>reporter: san jose airport has seen nearly 100 laser incidents this year. sfo it happened 78 times. and at oakland airport 69 times. 18 of those since mid october. >> these devices are becoming very cheap. they are readily accessible. easy to buy and even as the prices come down the power has gone up. >>reporter: but also improving the ability to catch the bad guys. >> some of the resolution on law enforcements cameras is tremendous. they can identify the people. definitely get the location. >>reporter: if caught a person can face up to 5 years in prison and fines topping 250,000 dollars. at sfo kati

chris: craig smith's tenure at south dakota got off to a rocky start last year as the coyotes stumbled to an 0-5 mark. but by the end of the season, the yotes had found a stride, winning seven of their last ten games. one of those wins came in the summit league tournament, a first for usd since transitioning to division one. this season, the yotes have some holes to fill. three starters, including 1200 point scorer brandon bos and first team all conference performer tyler larson are gone due to graduation. but seven letter winners are back and with a year in coach smith's system, both coach and players are clicking and confident. craig smith--"can't even explain how much more comfortable you are just with everything. the day- to-day operations, your team, your family's settled in. it's kind of a little bit of everything. you know how to get home, you know the shortcuts to get here or there, but you know, you just can't explain it, it's a major difference." eric robertson--"knowing all of us and connecting with all of us like that, it's really helped us with team chemistry. we kind of,

chris smith of new jersey. >> thank you very much. thank you mr.irman for calling this important hearing. welcome to our distinguished witnesses. let me ask a couple of questions. first i chaired a hearing last week on refugees coming out of syria and the high commissioners regional representatives testified and its bottom line was that there were two big trends that have led to mass exodus. .. in open hearings with this committee and subcommittees we have had witnesses, generals, military experts time after time saying that the unilateral approach of bombing itself would not ineffective strategy and it had to be accompanied by the ability with troops on the ground to hold the area that they have bombed or otherwise it was basically a worthless military strategy and approach. so it brings me back to my opening comment where i said simply bombing by itself without the ability, whether it be through, sunni-arab troops or other troops on the ground or in absentia u.s. troops. the criticism about not continuing on that calming aspect, it has to be inco

chris smith of new jersey. >> thank you very much. thank you mr.irman for calling this important hearing. welcome to our distinguished witnesses. let me ask a couple of questions. first i chaired a hearing last week on refugees coming out of syria and the high commissioners regional representatives testified and its bottom line was that there were two big trends that have led to mass exodus. .. >> is only 41 percent funded. and he said he decided to go into flight. i know we your generous supporters there what congress and the administration of done that but did we anticipate this might be a trigger there was a huge cut to the program? second, as there is billions of dollars of windfall attributed to the nuclear deal, you could provide this as a written form to elaborate but what was your assessment of the cash to assist assad? >> establishing the p2 program we discussed last week for minorities who do pose a threat. i know we had a robust process to insure will have isis' or any other al qaeda read types imbedded but pete to that targets those tha

points is reasonable distance, chris buescher can go to phoenix, do what he needs to do, can make homestead less stressful. >> jeff: look how tight it is. chase elliott, regan smith, within 7 points. chris has a problem, things get very tight. >> rick: ty dillon moves up a spot on regan smith, those two separated by one point in the championship standings. brad keselowski made his way to victory lane. it is very eventful when you get to victory lane at texas motor speedway. the track president. makes it well worth it to win at this track. keselowski has won here before, been two years, back in 2013. last time he won in the xfinity series in texas. let's go down there now to kelli. >> you see brad keselowski climbing from the 22 car, getting sprayed with the miller lite. this is his second win at texas motor speedway. second win of the season here in the xfinity series. brad, take me back to that final restart. you got around the 33 and simultaneously held off the 88 of kevin harvick. >> today was one of those races, kept changing dimensions. felt like the start of the race 33 would run away with it, then 88 was blistering fast. 54 was doing good, had trouble. 88

points is reasonable distance, chris buescher can go to phoenix, do what he needs to do, can make homestead less stressful. >> jeff: look how tight it is. chase elliott, regan smith, within 7 points. chris has a problem, things get very tight. >> rick: ty dillon moves up a spot on regan smith, those two separated by one point in the championship standings. brad keselowski made his way to victory lane. it is very eventful when you get to victory lane at texas motor speedway. makes it well worth it to win at this track. keselowski has won here before, been two years, back in 2013. last time he won in the xfinity series in texas. let's go down there now to kelli. >> you see brad keselowski climbing from the 22 car, getting sprayed with the miller lite. this is his second win at texas motor speedway. second win of the season here in the xfinity series. brad, take me back to that final restart. you got around the 33 and simultaneously held off the 88 of kevin harvick. >> today was one of those races, kept changing dimensions. felt like the start of the race 33 would run away with it, then 88 was blistering fast. 54 was doing good, had trouble. 88 looked fast, 42 came

points is reasonable distance, chris buescher can go to phoenix, do what he needs to do, can make homestead less stressful. >> jeff: look how tight it is. chase elliott, regan smith, within 7 points. chris has a problem, things get very tight. >> rick: ty dillon moves up a spot on regan smith, those two separated by one point in the championship standings. brad keselowski made his way to victory lane. it is very eventful when you get to victory lane at texas motor speedway. the track president. makes it well worth it to win at this track. keselowski has won here before, been two years, back in 2013. last time he won in the xfinity series in texas. let's go down there now to kelli. >> you see brad keselowski climbing from the 22 car, getting sprayed with the miller lite. this is his second win at texas motor speedway. second win of the season here in the xfinity series. brad, take me back to that final restart. you got around the 33 and simultaneously held off the 88 of kevin harvick. >> today was one of those races, kept changing dimensions. felt like the start of the race 33 would run away with it, then 88 was blistering fast. 54 was doing good, had trouble. 88

chris. hey, will smith makes some truthful remarks and admits a bunch of stuff, been married to jada pinkett>> he told them his marge lasted 20 years because they refuse to quit and their marriage was the most difficult grueling excrutiating thing that they've ever taken on in life. >> here is the deal, him and jada started dating in 95, later they got married, had kids, jaden willow in the picture, then he has 23 year old from first marriage tray. so they've got three kids, in the mix with this marriage. that's a lot. and you're in hollywood. you're doing what each of you have carreers, you know, lives. >> when i think of march padge that ever happened to me one day the words i think of are grueling annex creating, that just sound so lovely, something i really want. but he is keeping it real. you have been married. you know it is hard work. >> excrutiating that's why i would never do it again. oh, wait a minute. i'm engaged. >> so you are going to? >> sounds like trip to the dentist. how was your trip to the dentist yesterday? >> it was all right. >> no cavities, all good, see? >> you have

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chris haun and gary smith are back with us. first, ed henry.hat is it exactly here that investigators want to know? >> i think that it may be a game of semantics. they say, look, we have been a lot breeding with federal authorities. probably referring to the fbi. obviously conducting a separate investigation. you cannot exactly say no to the fbi. they could be trying to say no to republicans on capitol hill. the campaign feels anna and i have said this publicly before, they will not be fair to her. trying to push back, not cooperate with the senate republican chairman of the committee. i have spoken to him about his investigation. as a chairman of the homeland security committee, how secure was that server? were they getting in there? take a step back there. hillary clinton will face her second democratic debate here in des moines. she did a really good job. really stood out in the first one. there are still some of these lingering questions. trish: we will be watching. thank you very much. i want to get back to chris and gary. i find this kind

...brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. meterologist chris havely is in with the first alert forecast -- for once, a saturday when we talk where it's really active... now that the snow has moved out, it has left us with a thick blanket of generally 6 or more inches of snow cover across eastern iowa. that snow cover will act as an icebox and bring our temperatures down into the single digits overnight, witsome spots possily going below 0. a chilly start tomorrow will yield o highs in t te mid and upper 20s tomorrow under plenty of sunshine. moving into the workweek, a warming trend will ensue, melting our snow cover and bringing rain by mid-week. we'll have to watch out for some flooding concerns in areas with this deepest snow cov. tonight: clear & cold low: -1-5 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 1 dbq: 2 iow: 3tomorrow: mostly s snny high: 25531 windsds sw 5-10 aloo26 dbq: 26 iow: 29 back to you. today, tow trucks were out in full force to rescue cars stranded in lasd night's snow storm. kcrg-tv9's sarah mccarthy is live near interstate 380. sarah, you've

in cedar rapids, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. chris, temps will gradually warm up as we go through the week? tonight will not be as cold as here's a penny just for you. that's no penny. that's a galaxy s 6 at u.s. cellular on black friday. whoa, thanks, grandma!! you're welcome. you can also get an lg g4 or an lg g pad f 8.0 with that penny. nice! isn't that just delightful? pennies for everyone! get penny doorbuster deals on great devices this black friday from 8:00 a.m. till noon the chilly side. winds from the south will keep our temperatures from falling quickly for the first half of the night, before westerly winds take over late. our workweek will consist of a gradual warm-up, starting off 50s by thursday. with this resurgence of warm air overtop a snow pack, dense fog will be a possibility from monday night through mid-week. rain becomes likely on thursday, and along with the snow melt, we will keep an eye on possible flooding in some areas. tonight: skies clearing low: 16-22 winds: w 5-10 alo: 17 dbq: 18 iow: 20tomorrow: mostly

will feature chris christie, mike huckabee, bobby jindal and rick santorum. that will be hosted by sandra smith"wall street journal." let's check the big board right now. we are down for the year. one of the draggers for the market, priceline. bad forecast. the stock is getting absolutely hammered. i also want to take a look at hertz. they reported higher earnings. that does not matter these days. you can see that stock down almost 11%. we have market watcher raid melia with us. greg, first, the market getting hit this morning. what is this all about? >> thank you for having me, charles. people walk into my office nervous all the time because of what is happening with the market. the jekyll and hyde approach. normal times, you would have doctor jekyll here and things would be good. the market would go up. instead when we get good news, all of a sudden the market turns down. this is really confusing for the average person out there. we get bad news in the market will actually go of. charles: here is one thing that i am seeing. the need for averages, i am seeing companies that make mistakes that

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stephen smith replaces chris mccormack. chief merchandising and marketing officer of a chinese online grocer. it has more than 5000 employees. you can always get more business news that bloomberg.com . julie hyman has been checking up on individual movers. julie: we are looking at the winners in today's session. let's take a look at the deal in the videogame industry. the maker of candy crash, king digital selling itself to activision and blizzard. both stocks are on the rise. the take-up prices $18 a share. king digital is rising to nearly that level, $5.9 billion overall. it is a premium, but it is a discount to its ipo price. take a look at my bloomberg terminal. a 20% discount to the ipo from early 2014. that could be one of the reasons why we are seeing activision and blizzard on the rise. it's getting king digital at a much lower price than it was when it became public. this also illustrates how fickle the public is when it comes to gaming, in particular, some of these mobile games. you look at stops like zynga or blu

chris regan, sandra smith and gerald start off 7:00 o'clock tonight. 9:00 p.m.il cavuto, maria bartiromo and gerard baker host the second debate. it will be right here on the fox business network. it is a yearly battle. whether store should be opened on thanksgiving. what are stores choosing to do? which ones are staying open? ashley: some say store should be close because of family. other stores looking for the revenue. if you open, people will come. target, macy's and sears opening at 6:00 a.m. toys "r" us opening up that 5:00 p.m. you have staples order outdoor sports company that say they will not open on thanksgiving day. they have been very vocal about it. $1500 luxury smart watch. i know you would spend that on a watch. you may want to reconsider. not impressed with this watch. paying for the name. the gadget is unimpressive in a watch. compared to apple watch and other offsprings out there. heavy heart. we bring you the sad news that daniel fleetwood stars super fan died last night. his dying wish was to see the new star wars film before its official rel

smith. also joining us, chris cillizza, msnbc contributor and founder of the fix.- lap dog, with i think is what i would call you. lackey or lap dog? >> i prefer lackey if we're being technical. >> okay. it was a couple of weeks ago that somebody we all know wrote this column saying, hey, maybe carson is jimmy carter '76. and he wasn't talking about politics, liberal versus conservative, it's more the outsider fitting the times, which at the time everybody was like oh, my gosh, this doesn't make any sense. but jimmy carter, in the same ways as ben carson, he was a very moral man, saying i will never lie to you, at a time when the country has been shaken, like vietnam and watergate. >> i agree more with one of the pollsters of this poll, i liken him to barry goldwater. i see a man pushed by a very strong minority within the party, and, you know, damn the consequences. they're going to make sure he's the guy. and regardless of whether or not he's actually electable, they're going to make sure they make a statement. so, i think that carson, you know, to a large extent

chris crater picking up the puck in the neutral zonehend sizing up mike smith. crater's second goal of the year and rangers rolling towards a fifth straight win up 4-0 in the third. lot going on in sports tonight. >> hopefully they can keep it on. thanks so much. >>> back to the top story, a few the stage to host ""saturday night live"" and this decision sparked protest. >> hundreds of people demonstrated denouncing the presidential candidate and snl for allowing him to host the show. they are angry about comments trump made about mexican immigrants earlier this year. >> it will be an interesting show nevertheless. if you want to see what the fuss is about, stay up, "snl" is coming up next. >> that's in a couple minutes old music playing] we at time warner cable, need to apologize to you. we no longer offer extended periods of free on hold elevator music

fights back and chris paul with two of his first poi finished with 34 the clips go ahead. josh smithps in with three and clippers are up eight. it is huge in the fourth. and dancing with deandre jordan. from 30 feet out. the clips down and he smothers jamal thompson. 112-108 and they stay perfect now 5-0. the 49ers' head coach made it official. bladart is if and kaepernick is out. he didn't make it sound like a death sentence and suggesting he will play this week and then we'll see. gabbert was 5-22 as a starter in jacksonville before he was traded to the niners. he is just so excited to be back on the field. >> i am just taking it as a cans to go out and prove to this team what i can do. it is a great opportunity for me to go out and play against a good atlanta football team. it is fun to play ball again especially in the regular season and we have to get something going on offense. >> vernon davis addressed the media for the first time since being traded from the niners to denver and he sound pretty happy to be rescued from a ship that in his view has taken on water. >> the team is

chris and mary, back to you. >> thank you. >>> breaking news. an apartment building fire in forest hills, queens. jim smith is over the fire in chopper 2. >> reporter: yeah, chris, the building that is on fire is along queens boulevard near 70th avenue. the calls came just before 6:00. right now, it's a two-alarm fire. we can see firefighters up on the roof and some smoke coming out of the building as well. numerous fire trucks are on the scene. so far, no injuries have been reported. the cause of the fire still not known. there are some lane closures along queens boulevard. keep that in mind if you're traveling around the area and we will keep you updated on the situation. >>> this morning's 2 talker, adele performs tonight at radio city music hall. >> and okay ford's word of the year isn't a word at all. >> it's truly a sign or better yet a symbol of the times. it's not a word at all but an emoji. there are more than a thousand floating around but oxford chose the tears of joy commonningly used for lol. they say the tears of joy face made up 17% of all emojis used in the u.s. last year's word of year was

chris. >> the survivors of fallen soldiers. >> thanks for coming out here. >> thank you so much for doing what you're doing. >> reporter: like jenny smith and her husband eddie. jenny's son marine staff sergeant jason rogers was killed in action four and a half years ago in afghanistan. >> what are your good memories. >> reporter: chris wants to know how jason lived. >> he loved the marine corps. very sfrenel young man. he loved basketball. he loved transformers. >> reporter: they never get rid of that, right? >> yeah. loved it as a kid at heart. happy birthday to you >> it's very moving and learning about the loved ones and how they grew up and what they were as a person and stories people like to avoid but conversations need to happen and give the families an opportunity to say their loved one's name again and share who they were. that's the fear of most is the day people forget. find a spot that you want. >> reporter: he has met nearly 200 gold star family members so far and many sign the ki yak that leads chris through the water and two kayaks are filled with messages of the fallen. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: the kayak is always in front of me

chris paul with two of his first points. he finished with 34 the clips go ahead. josh smith steps in with three and clippers are up eight.ndre jordan. from 30 feet out. the clips down and he smothers jamal thompson. 112-108 and they stay perfect now 5-0. the 49ers' head coach made it official. bladart is if and kaepernick is out. he didn't make it sound like a death sentence and suggesting he will play this week and then we'll see. gabbert was 5-22 as a starter in jacksonville before he was traded to the niners. he is just so excited to be back on the field. >> i am just taking it as a cans to go out and prove to this team what i can do. it is a great opportunity for me to go out and play against a good atlanta football team. it is fun to play ball again especially in the regular season and we have to get something going on offense. >> vernon davis addressed the media for the first time since being traded from the niners to denver and he sound pretty happy to be rescued from a ship that in his view has taken on water. >> the team is not having success, chances are i am not going to have success. that's what it is. look a

smith tosses one over rookie ronald rby... travis (kel-see) kelce comes down with it for the touchdown. sports director chris neyenhouse can't be happy about this one... chiefs get their fifth straight win 30 to 22. 3 a rivalry that began in the controversial super bowl 40... seahawks host the steelers1. 4th quarter, seahawks up... big ben scrarales around, looking for options... he launches one to markus wheaton who runs it in for the touchdown! 2. 2 minutes left... russell wilson spirals one right into the hands of doug baldwin... stiff arming his defender to run it up the sideline for the touchdown! seseawks get the win at home 39 to 30. 3 3 3 a final look at weather coming lalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalal

chris packum, an animal expert on the show. take a look. on the show tonight....jame s mcavoy, sam smith, and on the tonight show last night, jimmy fallon had chris packum, an animal expert on the show. take a look. on the show tonight....jame s you can catch the tonight show with jimmy fallon right here on ktiv at 10:35 after news 4. allen toussaint a multi-talented artist, performed on monday in madrid for the last time. he died of a heart attack shortly after receiving a standing ovation. toussaint was a new orleans songwriter, producer, and pianist. he was 77-years-old. throughout his lifetime, he composed music for many legends including the rolling stones and jerry garcia. despite working behind the scenes, his contributions to rock and roll and new orleans music, earned him an induction into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1998. the new james bond movie, "spectre," has won an award although it hasn't been out very long. yesterday in beijing, the movie was given a world record nod for the largest stunt explosion in a movie. daniel craig who plays bond, producer barbara broccoli a

chris paul, two of his 20 first-half points. blake griffin, clippers up 81-79. josh smith three. the clipper lead was at eight. warriors come back six minutes left as they head down to the wire in a close one. 98-95 clippers. knicks and cavaliers. derrick williams inside. without a party. lebron will show you how it's done. the steal. and the slam. then down the lane. lebron for 23. cavs win. they're 4-1. to the nfl and blaine gabbert will start for the 49ers sunday against atlanta. whether colin kaepernick ever starts again for the red and gold, very much in doubt at this point. abc 7 news mike shumann talked with the niners about where the team is heading. >> i made a decision to go with blaine gabbert this week. it was a tough decision with all those decisions are tough. that's the direction we need to go. jim tomsula made his decision. cleared it with the general manager and thinks it's beneficial for the team and colin kaepernick. >> i want colin to step back, breathe and look at things through a different lens. >> blaine gabbert is 5-22 in 27 career starts. he's not

chris. >> the survivors of fallen soldiers. >> thank you for coming out here. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: like jenny smith. and her husband eddie. jenny's son marine staff sergeant jason rodgers was killed in action 4 1/2 years ain afghanistan. >> he loved the marine corps. very friendly, young man. he loved basketball. he loved transformers. right. >> a kid at heart. it is very moving. learning about the loved ones. who they were as a person. stories, people like to avoid. conversations need to happen. gives the family the opportunity to say their loved ones name. and share who they were. >> whoo. >> they fear the most the day that people forget. he has met nearly 200 gold star family members. many sign the kayak that lead chris through the water. two kayaks are filled with messages to the fallen. >> thank you very much. >> lot's go, baby. whoo. >> reporter: it's been 157 days where he started, where the mississippi river begins. the 2,350 mile swim will go through ten states. chris hid the 2000 m me mark tuesday in mississippi. his journrn will end in the gulf of mexico. at a pace of 14 to 20 miles per e

chris. >> the survivors of fallen soldiers. >> thank you for coming out here. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: like jenny smith. and her husband eddie. jenny's son marine staff sergeant jason rodgers was killed in action 4 1/2 years ain afghanistan. >> he loved the marine corps. very friendly, young man. he loved basketball. he loved transformers. they never get rid of that, right. >> a kid at heart. happy birthday to you it is very moving. learning about the loved ones. who they were as a person. stories, people like to avoid. conversations need to happen. gives the family the opportunity to say their loved ones name. >> whoo. >> they fear the most the day that people forget. he has met nearly 200 gold star family members. many sign the kayak that lead chris through the water. two kayaks are filled with messages to the fallen. >> thank you very much. >> let's go, baby. whoo. >> reporter: it's been 157 days where he started, where the mississippi river begins. the 2,350 mile swim will go through ten states. chris hit the 2,000 mile mark in natchez, missouri. his journey will end in the gulf of mexico.

smith is really a cool place. >> work and home. the third space is your third space. erika: chris henry is aiming high. >> we want to do whatever the neighborhood wants. erika: a generous bar, outdoor spaces and airstream on the roof and a food truck inside. >> we would be more playful. and nachos. erika: out of the truck, they from the kitchen, the food is gorgeous greens like this. on this day, a kind of naked r avioli. scandalous. ingredients. >> ricotta, flour and one egg. we are going to roll it out. erika: boilf for two minutes. >> these are mushrooms. erika: some fortified wine, salt and pepper. >> finish it with butter. we are not doing health-food. emily: that was so good. erika: regular red sauce would do. your guests would be impressed. copper smith are opening their coffee bar . they hope to be open 18-24 hours a day. it becomes their third space. randy: it looks fun. you have to stop this series. it is making as hungry every morning. i' m starving. it is a question many reporters would have been afraid to ask, but one reporter went for a live on television. a life-cha

chris christie. why another passenger was detained. good evening, i am jacqueline london. we brought you this at 4:00. since then, we learned new information about what actually happened on board. drew smith is live in the digital operations center and joins us with more. >> reporter: they made no delay in arrests after someone was taking photos of the flight crew. the governor and passengers landed in boston after another travel disruption during a jittery week. travelers captured this photo of governor chris christie, sitting at the san francisco airport. he spent more time there than planned as flight 1108 pulled back from the gate. >> there was more on the exit side. >> reporter: the governor may have been threatened, but the christie campaign denied that saying at no point did governor christie interact with this passenger nor did this passenger pose a physical threat to the governor. police say the flight crew asked the passenger to delete photos he took of them, which he did. someone else saw more photos on that phone, including one of a cell phone with wires coming out of it. authorities removed the man and ran a background check which came back clear. >> passengers were rescreene

smith. first nfl touchdown. 14-0. 4th quarter now, the jets marshall, second score of the day. he had 131 yards on nine receptions. ground game in on the action. chris ivory breaking tackles for the 31-yard scamper to the house. 35-7. the route is officially on. the defense also doing its part. sheldon richardson sacking ryan tannehill. gang green with a key win. they're now 6-5 on the season. >> for the most part we played good football today. we didn't finish the way we wanted to. we played good football. i'm proud of them. that's what you want. you want to be playing meaningful games in december. that's kind of where we're at right now. the season hasn't been perfect. there's been a lot of bumps so far. we're playing meaningful games right now. >> as we mentioned, there's a log jam in the wildcard standings in the afc. today they went head to head. bills on top early. tyrod taylor looking to pass on. finds sammy watkins in the end zone who makes a nice grab. an 11-point lead but a totally different story in the 2nd half. finding kelse for the touchdown. 30-22, the chiefs win. the bills now in third place in the afc east. taking a look at the rest

like general smith, i look forward to your questions. thank you. >> thank you. chris? >> all right thanks. i promise, i had a blue jacket in the car that i was coming over here in and doris lynn who works with me said you probably need to take that and wear it because everyone is going to be dressed up. no it's a pretty simple panel, no problem. so i'm the only one up here without a jacket on which makes me look bad. the federal protective service is a small component within the department of homeland security. our responsibility is the protection and the law enforcement of all gsa, general services administration owned and leased facilities about 9,500 across the united states. dod offices and agencies occupy space in 995 of those buildings including 46 military processing stations and 127 armed forces recruiting centers. last september as most of you are aware an online chat room associated with the foreign terrorist organization directed their followers in the united states to act on their own and to target government officials, military and law enforcement. so, wit

smith, with unl said. tim: planning on watching the game at t me, kick off will be at 2:30pm a a at 10 tomorrowmorning check out the hehes game pregame show. chris lmquist reports live from memorial stadium while alex walker will be live with fans at the hard rock casino. tim: if you need some help getting in the christmas spirit after thanksgiving, you can take your family to downtown sioux city for the festival of trees. you can view and bid on over 70 decorated trees and wreaths in the hochunun centre atrium.m. then, on december 3rd, the live auction will start with the highest silent bid. proceeds this year will go to the siouxland autism support group. tim: christmas trees again fill the south dakota state capitol in pierre. the 2015 grand lighting ceremony kicks off the holiday season at the capitol. the capitol christmas display includes nearly 1010trees that are decorated by volunteers from communities, schools, churches, nonprofit organizations and state government offices. this year's theme is "christmas around the world." 29-foot colorado blue spruce that had to be trimmed just to fit inthe capitol. tim: still to come... well take a l

chris paul and j.j. reddick. both players have missed the clippers past two games. >>> the raiders defense has been gassed for 68 points over the last two games and heads to troit without alden smith. he had settled in nicely before being issued his year-long league suspension yesterday. >> it was hard because we love him. he has been a great teammate, a great friend. he is family to me. he knows that, i love him. but we're moving on. you know, without him, we have to. but he will be welcomed with open arms when he comes back. >>> on the diamond he is the center piece for the giants. and off the hill, brandon crawford will continue to grace the infield for at least the next six seasons for $75 million. i don't blame him, he could not be happier. >> growing up a giants fan, i thought it was just a dream come true just to get drafted by this organization. and then to have the opportunity to play in the big leagues and win a couple of world series during that time, i didn't think it could get a lot better. but that made the decision pretty easy to stay with this team and this organization for the next six years. >>> you won't see this happening to crawford's locks. andy murray giving

finds devon smith for a first nfl touchdown. 16 yards. 14-0. 4th quarter now jets pulling away. marshall's second of the day. chris ivory soon to break just a few tackles for the 31-yard scamper to the house. 35-7. the route is on. the defense also doing its part. sacking ryan tan nehill who fumbles the ball. they were in action here. 38-20. a key win, 6-5 on the season. who says football is just for the boys? the north haven team has the highest offense in the state of connecticut and one girl is the big reason why. >> my goal wasn't to be recognized, it was just to better the team. >> reporter: the leading score in high school football isn't a quarterback, runningback or wide receiver. nobody. she's a cick -- she's a kicker. >> i do it because it's fun. great atmosphere out here with the boys. >> reporter: sebrina became the indians' kicker three years ago. >> my middle school year i a coach and i'd kick the ball and go over the top. >> she came out and kicked for us and we were like wow, she can really kick. once we saw her kick we knew she was legit. >> my first year sophomore year it was so nerve-racking. i w