council and comcast got an ear full. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at city hall tonight, chad pradelli. >>reporter: jim, the new deal will be for 15 years there's a lot of money on the table for the city. residents tonight here in council chambers they say the new deal should be about more than just dollars and cents. philadelphia residents went before city council and voiced their concerns. >> we need the city to hold comcast accountable and brj the technological divide. >> they want more discounted services and prod under the circumstances for poor and especially students in the philadelphia school district. >> i would like to see them successfully negotiate comcast funds for teacher to nurture digital litcy in school. >> loudest concern was customer service. comcast ranks among worst of fortune 500 companies. mark was denied new service after previous tenant racked up an unpaid bill unless he presented a new police in person. >> they treated me like a criminal, con artsist seeking to move any service to

comcast business. built for business. >> in the late 1800s chattanooga tennessee was a city of steel; a hub for the foundry business. but that steel eventually turned to rust. by the nineties, its downtown was a virtual ghost town. but today, this mid-sized city has reinvented itself as a tech hub of sorts....due in large part to what they call "the gig".... internet speeds as fast as one gigabit per second. >> if you had the world's fastest internet, what would you do with it? >> mike bradshaw heads up co. lab, a non-profit which nurtures start-ups with everything from office space, mentorship and not least of all, access to "the gig". >> and so we started some programs, "gigtank" is the program co. lab produces. >> one of the start-ups that has come out of co. lab's gigtank program is a company called 3d ops, that creates custom 3d models of organs from medical scans like mri's. >> so an mri comes in through your super fast internet, you put it through your algorithms, it creates this shape... >> in

internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. >>> a plea for help tonight from a gloucester county mother. stacy sanchez was unloading groceries into her woodbury apartment when someone stole her son's ipad. that may not sound like much but her son has down's syndrome and autism and uses the specially outfitted ipad to communicate. >> for some it's just a toy, but for my son it's the way he speaks to me. how he tells me how he's feeling, what he wants and what he needs. i don't have money to replace it. >> reporter: sanchez called police and apple to check on a warranty. the service find my ipad hasn't helped so far. she is pleading with the thief to please give it back. >>> new at 11:00, drinking, sex, stds. they were all part of a homework assignment for middle schoolers, and this wasn't for health class. >> tonight parents are upset and they're demanding answers. we report from cedarville, cumberland county. >> reporter: students here at this school was asked to write about drinking, sex a

comcast, america's largest cable company and the state cable association sued -- not once, but twice -- to prevent epb from bringing the gig to chattanooga. >> why are you so fired up about this? >> i didn't realize what i was gonna be up against (laughs). >> tennesse state senator janice bowling is a key player in the legislative battle to bring the gig to the rest of tennessee, which has pitted her against what she calls the legacy providers. >> can you talk about the lobbying presence of these big companies in tennessee? >> the hill was swarming witth new lobbyists representing at&t in particular, comcast and charter - >> wow. >> - um... my name was not used in nice context by a lot of people at that point. we really do need this in tennessee. we need it across america. >> chattanooga's plan went up in 2010 thanks to the municipal utility. >> the latest upgrades from existing providers were not coming to chattanooga. >> david wade is the chief operating officer of epb. he says they built "the gig" in order to enable a smart electricity grid. bit it also brought ultra high speed in

today comcast announced its xfinity service will increase nearly 4% in 2016. the price of several of its packages is going down, including hbo, showtime, and starz. the company says it continues to make investments to improve faster internet service and more wifi hot spots. comcast is a parent company of nbc, which owns nbc 10. >>> next at 6:00, a hotel in atlantic city hacked. tonight, the information compromised. >>> children are now fighting back at a new tv show that depicts wilmington as murder town usa. how kids today tried to put a positive spin in their hometown. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all

comcast tells us its system was not directly hacked. it was a nationwide problem and the company doesn't know how many people in our area are affected. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> new at 6:00, changing up the recipe. tonight camden-based campbell's soup cut artificial flavors and celery from its chicken noodle soup. ten ingredients, including msg, have been nixed. the company is mixing up more recipes and release them when it's ready. campbell's also launched a star wars theme. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, a local family has waited three years for a headstone. that family is not alone. tonight new details about a legal fight against a philadelphia area business. >> plus, the fight for 15, dozens of people hitting the streets in philadelphia and across the country, their wage battle next. >>> tracking more rain tonight, no doubt about that, but how long is it going to stick around, first alert forecast is next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winte

internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. >>> i think we have to be a little thankful this morning, because the weather cooperated for all the big events happening around our area. one of them, runners rocked out the streets of philly for a very popular race. oh, yeah, the rock 'n' roll half marathon returned to philadelphia for the sixth year yesterday. imagine if they were out there in the rain. not the case. good thing they had sunshine. runners travelled from 50 states and 20 countries to participate in the race, and it goes for cancer research. >>> trick-or-treating for the adults and kids at the pumpkinfest in philadelphia yesterday. the south street head house district hosted the fall event, for adults life drews and for the kids, hay rides and face painting and more. >>> today will be a good day for events that could be happening. 20 degrees milder than yesterday at this time. some clouds, but not bad at all for november 1st. we're looking for a few light showers moving through th

comcast business. built for business. cheryl: breaking news this morning protestors in chicago, 16 shot after release of video after white police officer shooting and killing a teenager. chicago leaders calling for calm. good morning, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. russia prime minister says it may cause turkey economic harm. we will have the latest on that situation. >> cheryl: future stock markets, s&p pointing higher by 5, nasdaq up as well. >> nicole: french and belgium authorities widen investigations. >> cheryl: costco hit with e. coli outbreak after eating chicken salad from the retailer. we will have the latest for you. >> nicole: broke nba record, a shake-up at the top. we will have the latest poll for you. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: breaking news out of chicago, a very angry protest in the windy city after police showing death of a teenager. he was shot 16 times last year by white police officer jason

account password the comcast said no one hacked their system. rather, the information was compiled from security breaches of other companies and resold. this shows how private information is rapidly becoming a commodity on the dark web and is the underbillionly of the internet frequently used for illegal activity. the asking rice? $1,000. >> we are not safe from these kind of attacks and you can be on the look out for fibbing e-mails that ask for log in credentials you should not hand over. >> vigilance is key to protect yourself online. either ands say wash out for e-mails that ask for log in credentials. if you see one did not fill it out but go directly to the company website and log in there. also, using unique long and complicated password for each site and change that password frequently. also, do not store personal sensitive information in your e-mail and if you use the same password for comcast as for other sites, make sure to change the password on or sites, as well. >>> gooded advice. half of california immigrants have incomes low huff

. >>> hi, i'm amy fadool from comcast sportsnet.ne of the member of the eagles lashes out at fans. plus, who's under center thursday in detroit? details next. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> hi, i'm amy fadool from comcast sportsnet. the eagles and lions are two days away, but a lot of the buzz right now, lane johnson's comments he made today about last sunday. johnson told philly.com, "if we get down by any significant amount of points or don't make any first downs we're going to get booed. that's just kind of how it is. really not home field advantage playing anymore. really that's the truth. cats here, they really don't care." johnson later apologized and explained on wip radio. >> i was referring to thekk who really don't care as in they will voice their frustration at any time. when everyone's talking about getting booed, 7-7, still anybody's game. from that standpoint, that's what i was talking about. i'm not asking for sympathy or anything like that. i'd be

comcast itself was not breached.ware as comcast, and sold the information on the black market for a thousand bucks, for a list that contained all of those customers information. comcast locked those accounts when it found out about what happened. so, if you are one of those people, you are going to have to reset your password to access your account. >> pizza hut banking on the idea to kick the habit to the curb this season when with new triple layer pizza box. pizza chain unveiled new triple treat box, and it is enough to feed a household. holiday theme box includes two, medium, one-topping pizza, in order of bread sticks, or flavor sticks, and a hershey chocolate chip cookie. okay, so good luck keeping the weight off all of that. >> the way one tree in california disappeared from the skyline, that has got neighbors in one town thankful they're all okay. this is what's left of 100-foot tree. pieces strewn all about the neighborhood, like big old toothpicks. so what happened? >> it exploded, dog woke her up, to go out

comcast business. built for business. >> nicole: breaking news this morning a russian fighter jet shot down by do turkish military. i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: jet was hit from a missile from f-16 near the syrian border. u.s. officials are telling fox that the plane was warned to get out of air space, two russian pilots ejected before a crash and the russian military is claiming the plane was on a bombing mission in syria and did not violate turkish air space. we are. >> nicole: had been higher. were earlier gains. we are moving down to the downside. s&p down about 7. now let's take a listen to our sister network sky news, they are familiar to developments overnight. >> syrian territory close to the border with turkey. russian officials said that it never left the aerospace. depict for us turkey saying one thing and russia saying another. they had shot down a plane. they weren't sure what plane. syrians have russian planes. it then became the russians admitted it was a russian plane. the plane di

comcast itself was not breached. they targeted other companies that use the same software as comcast and sold that information on the black-market for a thousand bucks for a list of contained all those customers information. comcast locked their accounts found out what happened. so if you're one of those people, you're going to have to reset your password to access your account. >>> a war veteran facing eviction and she says it's all because of a debit card company. coming up next at six, why paying her bills is now russell simmons problem. >>> charlie brown christmas is not in the making in reading this year. last year's tree didn't get a lot of love. this year's lesson learn. i kind of did like last year's tree. howard? >> the eagles getting back to work to play a game that's not the cowboys. so how do the eagles prepare without one of the most productive players on defense? and one other starter did not practice today. another pro athlete charged with domestic violence all coming up in sports. remember, fox busine

it's the comcast holiday spectacular at the comcast center, it's a 15-minute video on the comcast experienceeo wall now in its eighth year it has become a hol say tradition. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. you may not have known this but the day after thanksgiving is a busy day for plumbers. that's because preparing and cleaning up the turkey feast sends a lot of food and scraps down the drain and the garbage disposal. the meal puts pressure on plumbing systems as well. experts say the number of service calls double after the day after thanksgiving. >>> a pair of nasa astronauts spent thanksgiving aboard the international space station. they celebrated the holiday with turkey and football but at zero gravity the feast for scott kelly and cal lingren included turkey, candied yams and potatoes. they ate this out of plastic pouchs. kelly who is from west orange, new jersey is in the ninth month of his mission. >> a mix of snow, sleet and flooding has complicated travel conditions for people heading home after thanksgiving. 20 inches of snow fell in california and nearly a foot in orego

. >> the city of philadelphia is negotiating new franchise agreement with comcast. residents had a chance to speak out about the internal provider yesterday. the loudest concern was customer service, mark train comcast denied him service because a previous tenant racked up an unpaid bill. >> they treated me like a con artist seeking to move my service to a new home. >> we are looking to find out what our customers experienced in service. >> comcast is hiring more staff and implementing a senior program as part of their new agreement. >> a medical group in pennsylvania thinks they offer the best care, will refund money if they are not happy with their care. former subway pitchman getter -- gerald fogle will get 12 years behind bars. his attorney is fighting for five years who pled guilty to sex charges. >> doctors say bullying caused an 8-year-old texas boy to lose feelings in his legs. emotional stress caused him to suffer paralysis and loss of peripheral vision. it's called conversion disorder. >> one time someone tried to push me down, the other time they ripped u

. >> he called comcast fearing he had been hacked.t that fear turned to frustration. >> the final step was to get identity card. i thought it was unethical what they did. >> reporter: after an hour on the phone, he was convicted the e-mail was just a fear tactic to get him to sign up. david newman cannot comment on comcast, but they have taken action against other companies that made it to foster deceptive claims. identity theft is something that is becoming increasingly common. >> you may have trouble applying for a job or a mortgage. >> reporter: they sent us a press release trying to scare people out of checking their credit. >> when you freeze your credit, you will not be forced into a cash only life. >> they claim to the press release - - release was a mistake. as for the assessed files assertions about credit freezes, newman says the credit freezes one of the best tools to protect your credit. >> it makes it virtually impossible for anyone to apply for credit under your name. >> it negates the need to pay a monthly fee for credi

in addition to comcast. innovative company, and it's a place where alternative sources of innovation can be developed at scale. and charter has been doing well. it's improved its customer service. hiring lots of people. we've hired 7,000 people in the last four years, and if we apply the same approach to the time warner/brighthouse assets, which we will, we'll hire 20,000 people. we'll create jobs, create quality service and we're going to expand our competitive footprint, too. we're going to build out areas that are unserved in commercial areas. so we'll bring high-speed enterprise services to parts of the country that are not served today and we'll expand our residential footprint by a million homes. so we'll have a larger competitive infrastructure, better service organization and we'll have american workers doing it. >> and you'll have 22 million subscribers? >> we'll have 24 million customer relationships. 17 million video customers. >> when i think about broadband and what brought down comcast/time war

a warning to comcast customersp. >> plus, impacting service today. jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange for today's money watch, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, chris and kathryn. fast food workers in about 300 cities are planning to walk off the job at 6:00 a.m. this morning as part of their fight for $15 an hour pay and also a hope to influence the 2016 elections. today's demonstrations are expected to be the biggest yet. the labor group launched the campaign about three years ago. >>> comcast is telling 200,000 customers to change their passwords. a list of 590,000 e-mail accounts including user names and passwords was being shopped on the so-called dark web. comcast says most of it is inaccurate and outdated and that there is no breach of its own data system. >>> bill nigh the science guy has teamed up with men's wear designer nick graham and a line of bow ties. nye has 400 bow ties himself. he says how he dresses science as he transmits information about ourselves, will cost about $50 with 10% of the proceeds

comcast business. built for business.'m cory johnson in for emily johnson. 7:30 wednesday morning in hong kong and joined for the first update. >> china's national chemical corporation is in talks to buy the world's biggest pesticide maker. they are offering $49 per share. it is about $42 billion. they have rejected that offer but some agreement could be reached in the next few weeks. indian prime minister has begun his visit to the u.k. a partnership to develop nuclear power plants in three indian cities. he is the first indian leader to visit britain in almost a decade. the australian government is considering rationing baby formula. hong kong restricted the amount of formula that can be taken out of the territory. and a busy day for a hong kong billionaire and set two world records in 24 hours. blew-cut n for a rare daughter and buying it for his daughter. that was double the previous record for a commercial sale. $50 a bit of a step up of million blue diamond. cory: that was not his seven-year-old daughter, right? the

the comcast center. it's a 15 minute video on that massive video wall. now in its eighth year. it has become a holiday tradition. comcast is the parent company of nb c 10. >> with that, they switched on the lights. 4,000 lights line the 47-foot-tall tree. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> and i'm first alert meteorologist brittany shipp. temperatures starting off in the 30s and 40s, a cold start. we warm up nicely well above average for us on this thanksgiving. temperatures expected to push into the low 60s and warmer tomorrow. plus more changes in store by the weekend. jessica. >> and brittany, we're watching route 309 right now around the p.a. turnpike, no problems or delays there. we will have road closures, though, because of the thanksgiving day parade. i will tell you where they are when i come back at 5:30. . >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, skating rink brawl caught on camera. how this violent scene played out. >>> plugs a thanksgiving tradition. this is a live look at south philadelp

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check out the comcast holiday spectacul spectacular.t's a 15-minute video on the massive comcast video experience video wall. it's a tradition in philadelphia in the eighth year. comcast, by the way, is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> minutes before 5:30 on saturday, and it is small business saturday. nbc 10 is checking out the stores in new jersey. >> reporter: hey, rosemary, just a couple hours, this street here in collingswood is bustling with shoppers and those celebrating the holidays. a preview after the break. >>> off to a mild start, temperatures in the 40s and 50s, 41 in philadelphia now. a mild day today, temperatures into the 60s, but tracking showers for your saturday. here's a live look outside. overcast this morning, a lot of clouds, more about today's forecast, and then we cool down for your sunday, details straight ahead. >>> a frightening standoff in colorado ends in deadly gunfire. a police officer is among three people dead this morning. authorities managed to get the suspected gunman coming up. small businesses are

. >>> the future of cable giant comcast in the city of philadelphia is being decided today. city council is holding a public hearing today about the city ' proposed franchize agreement with comcast, 15-year deal. comcast customers and other will be allowed to comment. that media schedule to last # hours. comment from the public, those are set to begin at 5:00 p.m. >>> coming up this noon: police taser a suspect and its caught on camera. then two hours later, that suspect died in police custody. we have the full story coming up. >> also, three news choppers hit with lazers, why police say and pilots say it is dangerous for people in the air and on the grounds. we'll be r >>> newly-released videos are sparking allegation action of force by police in virginia, we do want to warn you you may finds this video disturbing. >> three officers used their stun guns on lynnewood lambert junior in may of 2013. he was in custody for allegedly causing a disturbance at a motel. two hours after the confrontation with police, lambert was dead. >> they are saying it is justified, because they

internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. >>> back to decision 2015, pennsylvania not the only local state with big elections. >> a few of the most watched races happened in new jersey's atlantic county. bob andrezejczak and bruce land beat the republican ticket. >> and district two, the incumbents held on in southern new jersey second district. chris brown and democrat vince mazzeo won that race. >>> final look at weather, gorgeous look today and more to come. >> yeah, if you like today, a lot of people got outside today because 70s, sunny, clearly a cloud in the sky and tomorrow much of the same. mid 70s again around 77. lots of sunshine. thursday we'll have more clouds moving in. there is a chance we could have a couple showers. i think most of the area dry but still 72, friday 77 the record highs for friday. 79, believe it or not and the average high for this time of the year is 61. yeah, warm this week and go into the weekend and we're going to get down to 57 on sunday. take advantag

>> the hill was swarming witth new lobbyists representing at&t in particular, comcast and charter - >> wow. >> - um... my name was not used in nice context by a lot of people at that point. we really do need this in tennessee. we need it across america. >> chattanooga's plan went up in 2010 thanks to the municipal utility. >> the latest upgrades from existing providers were not coming to chattanooga. >> david wade is the chief operating officer of epb. he says they built "the gig" in order to enable a smart electricity grid. bit it also brought ultra high speed internet to the citizens of chattanooga. chattanooga raised $220 million in bond money and nearly $112 million in federal stimulus funds to build the network.

comcast business. built for business. tand that's what we're doings to chat xfinity.rself, we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> republican candidates repeatedly say, we've got to strengthen the military. i'm glad rand paul interrupted at the debate to say this. >> do you know we spend more on our military than the next ten countries combined? i want a strong national defense but i don't want us to be bankrupt. >> deroy, i don't want us to be bankrupt either. >> i'm not for bankruptcy if that's your question. >> do you want to spend more on the military? >> i don't think it's so much a question of just what the spending is. but are we going to present ourselves as a country that is a

comcast business. built for business. >>> people need to be educated on the minimum wage.very time we raise minimum wage, the number of jobless people increases. >> it was good to hear that from ben carson this weekend. maybe the doctor has learned some economics or logics. if you raise the price of something, you do get less of it, but the big government loving media ran fact checks on such. leave it to the "times" to cite a survey where they said we're not sure. 85% shows raising the minimum does cause little job loss. i doubt the "times" will ever report fairly on this. i was glad to see some republican candidates now do get the principal. >> if you raise the minimum wage, you're going to make people more expense of than a machine. that means all the automation replacing people and jobs right now is going to be accelerated. >> they support raising the minimum wage because they don't stand what it means. you're going to have fewer people having fewer jobs, cutbacks, longer hours. >> republicans seem to be getting that now. it's like it's been an education process. >> at

. >>> and some 200,000 comcast customers are finding themselves locked out of their accounts. comcast says user also have to reset passwords because their information was being sold on the black market online. an unnamed seller claimed to have a list of more than 500,000 comcast e-mail and password combinations. the company found out only a third of that list was real. we should point out that comcast is the parent company of nbc universal. >>> new security steps being taken in the wake of that deadly plane crash in egypt. european, russian and mideastern teams are inspecting security guards and caterers at cairo's international airport. they're also specifically looking at the way agents scan passengers cargo and baggage as they enter the airport and make their way to the planes. several countries have suspended new flights to egypt over concerns that a bomb possibly brought down a russian plane late last month. >>> our department of homeland security is ramping up safety measures. tom costello has a look at the renewed scrutiny here in the u.s. >> reporter: it's a massive se

. >> hi, i'm amy fadool from comcast sports. theegeals and lions less than 48 hours away from the thanksgiving showdown at ford field. >> sam bradford and mark sanchez have both taken reps with the starting unit here at eagles. and sam is hoping to play thursday. sam spoke for the first time since he was knocked out of the dolphins game. he said he suffered his third concussion of his career and he had memory loss this time. but, he is out of the concussion protocol, so the issue now is the nonthrowing shoulder and how much pain he can play through. but he says it keeps getting better. >> it's really hard to put a percentage on it. you know, i know that it feels better today than it did yesterday. i was able to do some things out there yesterday. so, hopefully, it continues to get better you know in the next 48 hours. i think we need this game, you know, about as bad as we needed one all year. like i said, i hope i'm out there. >> i'm not worried about it. you have to prepare and take it seriously and that's what i've done all w

comcast closed down 200,000 accounts yesterday. >> and they must reset passwords. >> comcast said no one broke into their system, but, the information was compiled from old hacks of other companies and the hacker wanted $1,000 for the list of comcast passwords and e-mails. this sale shows how people can re-sell stolen information on the dark web which is often used for nefarious purposes. this is another reminder of the vulnerability of our information online. >> hackers use information to build up a carb of more information so if they have your e-mail log in they can find all your passwords to other accounts or your mother's maiden name or other information you have sent by e-mail. >> speakers recommend following these tipped: protect yourself by watch out for e-mails that ask for loggins do not fill one out but go directly to the company website and log in there. use unique long complicated password and change that password frequently. also, do not store personal sensitive information in your e-mail. >> in the newsroom for abc7. >> thanks. it is 5:04, san francisco police are askin

comcast says only a third of the total list being sold are real accounts. comcast is a parent of nbc universal. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> monday night football. san diego is a major military city, and qualcomm stadium joined the nfl in honoring our veterans in the salute to service month. on the field now bears, chargers, both teams trying to snap losing streaks. philip rivers strikes first, connecting on an easy 14-yard pass to danny woodhead. and then late in the game, bears down. >> see if they back off. >> second and ten. climbs the pocket, what a grab for the touchdown! by zack miller! one hand. snatched it out of the air. chicago leads! >> did you see that? a beautiful acrobatic one-handed grab by zack miller. he took the bears on top for good 22-19 handing the chargers their first -- or the fifth, i should say, consecutive loss. >>> rolling stone magazine slapped with a $25 million lawsuit. plus, star wars fans better listen up because we have details on what happens after the force awakens. "first look" is back in three. surprise!!!!! we

philadelphia-based comcast confirms a list of 590,000 e-mail accounts, this includes users names, and passwords, was being shopped on the so-called dark web, comcast says most of the info is inaccurate or out-dated. and that there is no breach of its own data system. but some analysts say it is a really good reminds their you should actually not use the same password for all of your different accounts, because if one of them is compromised, hackers could easily figure out your other accounts. >> so easy to say, but really how many of us have unique passwords for everything, you know? >> yes, i can barely remember one. >> i'm with you. hey, switching gears little bit, this one really surprised me, science meets style. we're hearing that bill ny the skies guy has his own fashion line? >> that's right. bill the science guy has teamed up with the men's designer nick graham. produced limited edition line of bo ties, images of planets, of the periodic table, even ny's silhouette. he is about 400 bo ties himself, how he dress asks science, because can transmit information about ourselves to

internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. presidential candidate >>> you're looking at exclusive pictures into the newsroom of hillary clinton and her fundraising stop in los altos hills about 90 minutes ago. this was at the morgan estate near foothill college in los altos hills. hosted by ceo ann woe jis ki. hillary clinton in town. a familiar game plan for a quick fundraiser. here's what sets this apart. she had a q and a with kids. it was a family-style fundraiser. big money of course, but family style. she had a question and answer session with a bunch of 10-year-old kids which the audience appreciated. michelle roberts joins us from there. pretty interesting event where you are, michelle. >> reporter: absolutely. many people were leaving excited saying they were old enough to vote, they would likely vote for her. facepainting and of course, a clown earlier today. it wasn't all fun and games. some had serious and hard questions for clinton. >> quit playing hookey from school for an im

i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. be right back. ♪ >>> if you're in center city for the holiday, check out the comcast holiday spectacular at the comcast center now in its 8th year. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> and best in show tonight is the terrier. >> how cute. congratulations to charlie, the skye terrier. the kennel club hosted the show at the philadelphia expo center and then it air right here. 199 breeds took part in this year's show. always so fun to look at the dogs. >> sometimes you want to watch it to see what their fur is doing. >> i know. they get major blowouts for that. >> especially the poodles. it's insane. it's funny. we love the dog show, though. and we also love the warm temperatures, 67 degrees tomorrow. warm today in the mid 60s. tomorrow we'll be warmer, some areas near record highs. then over the weekend we have a chance for showers, temperatures in the 50s. not very cold over the next several days. looks pretty nice. >> it's technically black friday now. you going shopping? >> y

the entire pq wasdktt comcast locked the accounts.ist do not believe it was a broach of comcast security. instead they think the information may have been taken by fishing scam or from mall ware. >> "star wars"will help kid across the world learn how to cook. code.org team up with the parent company disney to allow character music setting for the quun versus used on line tutorial. every year every december the code is offered to thousands of student to raise money were fetched. 5 million kid talk part. nearly half were girls by the way. force awakeen heather theaters december 18th. >>> still to come on 7 news at 9:00. surprise move at one of the nation biggest colleges. why the school president stepped down today. >> plus. presidential candidate mother weighs in after he's accused of after he's accused of exaggerating his life story >> what brought terse to the eye of the northern california teenager? who was forced to miss his just press clean and let roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides

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comcast business. built for business. >>> for people who never have been in jail, they think the violence is the worst part of that experience. while violence is real, the inmates say it's the little things, the monotony and the boredom and lack of control in their lives. that makes their lives miserable. the middle things. at every facility, we almost always discover something taken for granted that is a potential source of misery behind bars. >> we have a window and they wanted it. they said can i look out your window? to sit there drives me nuts. >> it makes me jealous and envious of everything. i can't see my family and i'm locked up. >> this is all we have to look for the to. no skyline of the city. that's about it. that's as close as i'm going to get. nothing i can do about it. >> i ouldn't want that window right there. >> it's a gift and a curse at the same time. >> too much partying here. >> for 20-year-old clancy kelly, looking out a small corner of her window came with risks that were greater