james bond. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: please welcome daniel craig! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: well, welcome, mr. craig. thanks for being here. >> it's a pleasure. >> stephen: a pleasure to have you. this thing, the movie, the little clip we saw there-- i've seen it, it's incredible. >> thank you. >> stephen: it's almost exhausting, it's such a roller coaster. >> good. >> stephen: speaking of rocket rides, it's already opened in the u.k. it grossed $80 million in its opening weekend, the bigigst opening everern the u.k. it beat "harry potter," okok. ( cheers a a applause ) do you play quidditcp or anything like that? >> no, i don't, no, not since the injury, no. >> stephen: well, that's actually something-- is that you do some of your stunts in this, right? >> i try to. i just-- you know, i think if i get my face in as much as possible, peopleleill believe itit me all the time. >> stephen: i thought you were going to say if i get my face punched as much as possible. >> that does happen. >> stephen: have you got hit in any of these films? >> i

oakland craig up thirteen to seven2. next oakland craig drive.. quarterback cole mitchel hits cody mace.. who makes a great one handed catch and goes untouched for the touchdown. extra point no good. nineteen to seven oakland craig.3 battle creek comes right back. wyat hamer score. extra point 3 good. oakland craig up nineteen to fourteen at the half and oakland craig goes on to upset battle creek twenty- seven to fourteen to advance to state. 3 3 muskies taking on des moines tonight at home.1. muskies conner valesano with the puck, he passes it to matt steeves, who tries to score but the buccaneers' goalie blocks the attempt.2. the bucs passing the puck back and forth, an attempt to score here proves fruitless.3. sioux city's c-j dodero goes for the goal and is able to get it past the goalie for the first goal of the night.but muskies fall to des moines 3 to 2 final score. 3 kayla's got a final check of 3 3 tonight will be our last night near freezing for a few days. this weekend will be mild with high temperatures just above 60 and low temperatu

daniel craig, everybody. back. thank you! daniel craig. frosted mini-wheats ... 8 layers of wheat... for the adult and kid in all of us. kellogg's frosted mini-wheats all the hard work... time in the service... community college... it matters. it's why we, at university of phoenix, count your relevant work and college experience as credits toward your degree. learn more at phoenix.edu. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back. my next guest is the bestselling author of "eat, pray, love" and "committed." please welcome, elizabeth gilbert. again. >> nice to see you again. nice place you have here. >> stephen: you are the author of "eat, pray, love," "committed," your novel the signature of all things was named best book, o.magazine, the "washington post," chicago tribune, a

craig boswell cbs news washington, d.c. mollie: on the democratic side, more progress at drake university today, preparing for saturday's cbs news debate. kcci is also a proud co-sponsor of the event. our own kevin cooney will moderate, along with john dickerson and nancy cordes of register's" kathie obradovich. also, new information in the shooting death investigation in the town of polaroid. they identified the victim as a 41-year-old del curry potter. potter's body was found tuesday morning and no arrests have been made. investigators say they do not believe the public is in danger. still to come the fbi says a , popular online scam continues to grow and you could be the next victim. also child soldiers, we'll take , a look at how thousands of veterans laid their lives on the to. it took alexis 4 years to earn her college degree.but it will take her 25 years to pay off her student loans. join the fight to make college affordable. join the fight for alexis. if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think aga

craig boswell, cbs news, washington. mollie: only carly fiorina's campaign was not represented at the last night's meeting. a reminder that we are gearing up for the next democratic debate. that is going to be held right here in des moines. kcci is co-sponsoring the event scheduled for saturday november 14th at drake university. in world headlines, u.s. forces are intensifying airstrikes on the isis stronghold of sinjar in iraq. the airstrikes are in support of kurdish forces, including a brigade of some 5,000 yazidi fighters, when isis terrorists took over a year ago. hundreds from the yazidi ethnic religious minority were killed and thousands of others were forced to run for their lives. the first victims of saturday's deadly plane crash in egypt returned home to russia today, as investigators try to piece together new clues about why the plane went down. tina kraus has the latest from london. tina: u.s. intelligence sources tell cbs news the russian jetliner that crashed in egypt was likely not shot down. while some s

craig boswell, cbs news, washington. mollie: and on the democratic side, kcci is a proud co-sponsor of the debate this saturday at drake university. our own kevin cooney will co-moderate along side cbs's john dickerson, nancy cordes and the des moines register's kathie obradovich. before the debate, watch special coverage live from drake it all starts at 6:30pm, following our newscast. then following the debate, kcci 8 news at 10 will be an hour long to bring you the best post-debate analysis. tune in sunday morning for exclusive extended coverage. it starts bright and early at 5:00 a.m. on kcci 8 news this morning weekends. then following face the nation, kcci 8 news close up will be live with post debate reaction from kevin cooney and kathie obradovich. in world and national headlines, the republican led senate is poised to pass a bill that would ban moving guantanamo bay detainees to the united states. the senate plans to vote on a $607 billion defense bill passed by the house last week, containing the guantanamo prov

we're here with daniel craig. ass i was saying before, i lovebond in general but i have one beef with bond, and that is that-- >> what is it. >> stephen: you always get these beautiful cars. and these amazing incredible cars with the gageets, and then you wreck them immediately. ( laughter ) well? ( cheers and applause ) >> well, you just drink a lot of martinis. >> stephen: again, why on earth would anyone ever give you another car? >> actually, we kind of addressed a few of those things in the new movie. i think you'll find a certain ( laughter ) >> stephen: i think we have a clip. ( laughter ) >> i need a car! >> stephen: i'll be right with you. ( laughter ) amelio, did you sponge out the inside of that chevy malibu. i think a toddler threw up in it. >> look, i need a car really quickly. i'm being chased by a number of as sassins. >> stephen: we all have things to do. ( laughter ) ( applause ) thank you for being so patient. welcome to rental-co. we don't just rent car. we rent care. james bond. ( cheers and ap

(greer craig, nutritionist and personal trainer) you have to refocus your thoughts on where can i get the most protein, and healthy fats. and quinoa is a great swap for pasta, and it also has riboflavin in it, which is really great to help curb migraines, headaches- symptom.craig adds, you should focus your energy on vegetables.(greer craig, nutritionist and personal trainer) any vegetable is going to be a super food power house- you're not going to go wrong. (butt to) if we roast them, that gives them a little more flavor, like maybe a kale chip would taste a little bit like a potato chip- you just put a little bit of sea salt and olive oil on it.what if you still have that sweet tooth?(greer craig, nutritionist and personal trainer) you want to think outside the box and still eat that fruit, that more nutritiously dense option, so, maybe freezing a banana , and then having your own version of banana ice cream.what about diet soda for regular soda? not a good idea.(greer craig, nutritionist and personal trainer) absolutely no nutrition, it's going to wreck havoc for your metabolism,

please. >> it'raining men hallelujah with daniel craig. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. ( band playing ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back. we're here with daniel%craig. as i was saying before, daniel, i love the movie. i love bond in general, but i have one beef with bond, and that is that-- >> what is it? >> stephen: you always get these beautiful cars. and these amazing incredible cars with the gadgets, and then you wreck them immediately. laughter ) well? well? ( cheers and applause ) >> well, he does drink a l of martinis.. >> stephen: yes, yeah. so, again, why on earth wowod anyone ever give you another car? >> actually, we kind o

craig adds, you should focus your energy on vegetables. (greer craig, nutritionist and personal@trainer) any vegetable is going to be a super fo power house- you're not going to go wrong. (butt to) if we roast them, that gives them a little more flavor, like maybe a kale chip would taste a little bit like a potato chip- you just put a little bit of sea salt and olive oil on it. what if you still have that sweet tooth? (greer craig, nutritionist and personal trainer) you want to think outside the box and still eat that fruit, that more nutritiously dense option, so, maybe frfrzing a banana , and then having your own version of banana ice cream. what about diet so for regular soda? not a good idea. (greer craig, nutritionist and personal trainer) absolutely no trition, it's going to wreck havoc for your metabolism, even though there's no calories, it's total havoc in your system. (butt to) so, i say to make yourself a fun little cocktail out of fruit water... cheers to that! for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer coming up in sports...t

as opposed to now, when your cat die. >> tonight, stephen welcomes daniel craig... author elizabeth gilbert... and mathematician dr. eugenia cheng. featuring jon batiste and stay human. captioning sponsored by cbs and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert." ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: bam! ow! >> stephen: nice, nice. ( cheers and applause ) hey! nice catch. nice catch. now, folks. thank you so much. before we get started i've got a quick programming note. tomorrow night when you tune in at 11:35 eastern, expecting to see my show delayed by football, it will not be. we're starting at the normal time. so if i'm not on your tv screen at 11:35, please call the cops. something has happened to me. because starting tomorrow, "thursday night football" will be seen only on nfl network. and they're kicking off with a heck of a matchup: the cleveland browns versus the undefeated cincinnati bengals. it's the battle of ohio, so governor john kasich is going to have to bet a signature regional food item against himself. ( laughter ) it's a cleveland polish boy

long live the memory of lieutenant joyce craig. >> craig was 36-year-old and an 11 year veteran of the department. >>> and happening tomorrow an event benefiting even more families of philadelphia's fallen. >> we're talking about the memorial basketball classics. the games will be played tomorrow at edison high school on west luzerne streets. the action starts at 1:00 in the afternoon and all the proceeds from this event will go towards the families of philadelphia police sergeant raphael ali, officer lamar pool, sergeant robert wilson ii. and as mentioned earlier firefighter joyce craig. >>> every night we bring you stories into your home keeping you informed of what's happening in our community. >> and some of those stories don't just impact you, but those of us roaring them -- on them. next at 6:00, our bruce gordon met a homeless veteran more than a decade ago. but he never new just how much a brief experience on tv would change that man's life. their reunion is straight ahead. >>> and one of the holidays without a little ice skating. where you can hit the ice ring this weekend. se

craig boswell, cbs news, washington. mollie: there are still three more republican debates before the february 1st iowa caucus. and a reminder that the next democratic debate to be held right here in des moines is fast approaching. kcci is co-sponsoring the event, scheduled for saturday, november 14th at drake university. in consumer news, shoplifting is a common crime in the united states, but the new number one stolen item in the country may surprise you. believe it or not, it's meat. experts say meat thefts are reaching an all-time high because beef prices have soared in recent years while the income of many americans has remained flat and unchanged in the past 8 years. some stores are even considering putting anti-theft packaging on their meat products, devices similar to sensors put on clothing. people for e. coli in washington state as health officials work to track down the source of an outbreak linked to chipotle restaurants. there are 22 confirmed cases, and about a dozen more people are being tested. 43 chipotl

also we saw oakland craig end their improbably run in the state tournament. they were a five seed going for their state title today. :22 norfolk catholic and columbus scotus matched up in a battle of the top two teams in c1. 1) 2nd quarter now norfolk catholic is down 13-0. myles verbka drops back and finds matt miller in the end zone! cuts the shamrocks lead to 13-7!2) later in that quarter same score. no more! david englehaupf breaks free for the big score! knights take a 14-13 lead.3) but scotus took a 19-14 lead heading into halftime. it's 22-14 when 3 they line up for this 53 yard field goal ... really! jake bos hit that for scotus and you don't see that every day in high school football.4) you don't see thth every day too! englehaupf takes the vrbka screen pass 90 yards to the house! he came back after hurting his ankle in the second quarter to do this! it's 25-20 shamrocks!5) it's 32-20 midway through the 4th when englehaupf scores again! cuts the lead to 32-27. 6) just under a minute to go last chance for the knights. but englahaupf loses the football

over as jamestake bond after daniel craig goes?e asked some of the biggest stars if they want the job. >> oh, god, no. watcher.uge bond welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. according to the british prime minister, intelligence suggests it is more likely than not that a russian plane which crashed in sinai was brought down by a bomb to these comments came during a meeting with the egyptian president, who cautioned against rushing to a conclusion. tonight, some of the thousands of british tourists stranded in the egyptian resort with flights grounded have been told that they will be able to fly home tomorrow. frank gardner has more. frank: heading home, but not to britain. other nationalities departing through egypt's shawshank airport today. security forces are keen to show they have it under control. british holiday makers are waiting until tomorrow to get out and, as an extra precaution, without their luggage. have people come home who want to come home and for them to be safe to do so. ther

craig, where do we go from here? >> well, the market's not a huge incentive to see some bibuying to spur us higher a this point. ultimately, with the numbers we had this week out of the usda, i expect to see a continued sideways choppy trade with small opportunies here and there. the carryouts look big in s sbeans. the demand is not there in corn and the wheat number continues to grow and grow. now, this is the third consecutive year of record wheat crop, recordrdheat carryout, so ultimately for us to see a big boost in the near term, i think, is going to be a battle. >> brian, to see that soybean yield raised an entire bushel. i mean, percentage-wise that's a big increase. >> right. there was really in the past 20 years only four years where we had more than 2% increase in the yield, and so with a 2.3% increase this year i think that's just really indicative that the late soybeans that we had some concerns about really turned out to be very, very good producing beans. >> so can we just expect, craig, with the next u

craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. steve: americans now gearing up for thanksgiving travel have terror attacks fresh on their minds. kevin cooney is here now with the extra precautions that are now in place to keep travelers safe. kevin: steve, 46 million people traveling in the u.s. this week. airport lines will be longer, they will be slower. tougher screening in place for all travelers, even those with pre-check. tsa workers will take extra time to go through bags of an estimated 25 million air travelers. extra security is also going to be in place for flights overseas. phony bomb threats redirected three flights last week including one to istanbul this morning. new york is increasing counterterrorism efforts. they're adding almost 50 police officers to patrol rail lines. there are also extra officers at tourist destinations and bus terminals. right now, the department of homeland security says there are no credible threats anywhere in the u.s.. stacey? stacey: a man is in jail after a violent crime is caught on a n

craig boswell, cbs news, baltimore. mollie: officer porter's attorney has said it will impossible to find an impartial jury in baltimore. porter has pleaded not guilty. are you one of them? americans shopping online from work and from home today and billion this cyber monday. if the predictions hold, that would mark a 12% increase from last year. big online retailers like amazon and walmart are competing for shoppers, with discounts on hot items like tech gifts and toys. still ahead, security is tight as the largest ever summit on climate change takes place in france. and pope francis concludes his visit to the central african republic by venturing into the volatile muslim enclave. news at noon continues.b bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. i

as kenneth craig reports... parisians are wary, as the government takes steps toward increasing police powers. 3 ((narr-1))french authorities confirmed the suspected ringleader of the paris attacks was killed during a raid early yesterday morning. a fingerprint made the match to abdelhamid abaaoud.((sot jessica laurent/resident )) "we feel a bit safer.. but it's not finished."((sot fleur toulat/resident ))"there might be other people who want to attack us."((narr-2))fugitive salah abdeslam is still on the loose.(nats dutch message) belgian police posted a video message, warning the public he's dangerous - and likely armed.the daily mail obtained this video showing a gunman opening fire on a restaurant during the attacks.at one point - he aims his rifle at a woman....and then walks away. ((standup bridge: craig/cbs news, paris))the senate will consider a measure friday to extend the state of emergency here for three more months. the lower house of parliament has already given it the green light.((narr - 3 ))the m

schulz's son -- craig -- special's themes and true. sot -- craig schulz, schulz's son sot -- (from episode) aren't professional actors... who auditioned for the these are neighborhood kids -- classrooms. sot -- craig schulz, schulz's son snoopy's excited -- nats -- (from episode) / (dancing on piano) 1 ready to celebrate monday's golden anniversary. along with an hour- long special on a-b-c... leading up to what's now become a holiday classic. sot -- (from episode) brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. jack: you can watch "a charlie brown christmas" tonight here on local five, starting at 8 o'clock. before that-- a special look at the 50 year history of this holiday classic. and it's followed by abc's "great holiday baking show" at 9, before local five news at 10. we'll be right back. weather adlib: put script here in green stephanie: thank you for spending your time with us tonight. spending your

mary's kids featuring performances by nelly, i hate lonnie craig lewis band and more. your host "good day new york"'s craig chevy. >> let's make some noise. >> hey, hey. come on put your hands up. put your hands up. get your hands up. hey. get your hands up. put your hands up. put your hands up. note go, on, hard rock on a late-night. put your hands up. put your hands up. put your hands up. hey. hey. you won't believe how many people. can be get tickets to the next show? [applause] >> from fox 5 television and "good day new york," greg kelly. a positive. >> what's app? do you like my wardrobe? my shoes? i'm sorry i just got this thing and is the greatest thing that ever happened to me. welcome to the hard rock cafe. welcome to this amazing benefit for st. mary's hospital for children. [applause] t.j. and joshua and thousands of others who have been helped. i have to tell you, i don't know if the children know this but the challenge that you face make adult challenges that some of us deal with and get stressed about every day seems so much smaller and you really have he

that's why audiences love craig robinson. you know him best for his breakout role as darrell in the "office." >> now, he's in town as part of the new york comedy festival. he'll be performing with his band that has the best name in show business, the nasty delicious. craig, nice to have you here. >> great to be here. thank you for having me. oh, i see that. that was nicely done. thank you, everybody. >> we bring out the best for you. we had a hot tub once. now we have the logo there. >> yes, always something wonderful at the "today" show. >> what do you have going on in brooklyn? >> we're doing the new york comedy festival. we're closing out this weekend at the brooklyn bowl. sunday night, 7:30. i hope you all will come out. >> can we come? >> absolutely. comedy, jokes and dancing. >> yes, apparently. have you never been there? >> i haven't. >> i didn't know that's what it was, the brooklyn bowl. it's a bowling alley. >> they can't bowl when you're performing. you're nasty delicious. tell us about the name. what's the back st

craig, you reported a few minutes ago, that maybe the were talking to the terrorists inside.'t think that would be unusual at all. i mean, these guys probably are going to plan on dying. they'll talk, they want to talk. they want to tell you their twisted philosophy. they live in the sixth century. they're a death cult and they believe that fervently. they're going to want to talk about it and tell you why everybody should die when they want to kill them. and all the things and objectives of isis. they're not necessarily silent. that doesn't mean they're going to surrender. but they could very much talk to the police for a long time and it could happen for quite a while. i wouldn't be surprised to even see an exchange of some food go in there, or some food left, and they'll talk for a while. doesn't mean they won't in the end commit suicide or charge out at the police, shooting kind of like the co-achy brothers did after hebdo. abaaoud, to have an operational commander who can come to -- who's a belgian national, who can be in belgium, in france, and pull a cell together of e

sot -- craig schulz, schulz's son and listen to these voices. sot -- (from episode) schulz says these aren't professional actors... who auditioned for the roles. these are neighborhood kids -- pulled from classrooms. sot -- (from episode) sot -- craig schulz, schulz's son snoopy's excited -- nats -- (from episode) / (dancing on piano) 1 ready to celebrate monday's golden anniversary. along with an hour- long special on a-b- c... leading up to what's now become a holiday classic. sot -- (from episode) brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. coming up in sports..paul rhoads coached his final game at rhoads coached his final game at iowa state on the road at west virginia. alex has the highlights after the break. plus...morningside hosted tabor in the n-a-i-a quarterfinals. find out ahead if the mustangs advanced to the semis for the fourth straight program. with last weekend's four- overtime win in the opening round, the mustangs are back in the national quarterfinals for the tenth time in the last twelve years. morningside hosting eighth- ranked

here is craig's opinion on that. "greer craig, nutritionist a a personal trainer) you want to ththk outsididthe box and ststl eat that fruit, that more nutritiouslylyense option, , , maybe freezing a banana , and then h hing your own veveion of banana ice cream. jessica rae: craig has some additional advice if you're counting calories: in your first trimester you actually don't need any extra calories. once you get into your second trimester it's about 300 calories and then in your third it's about 500. jessica rae: it's something familiar to almost every parent.... kids begging for acks they've seen advertised on television. now there's evidence companies are trying to trick parents into believing those junk foods are actually healthy. a nenestudy from dartmouth university concludes parents are increasingly being targeted by advertisers who want them to believe their snacks are healthy. the researchers looked at 51 food products children... those are also advertised to parents. the problem...? researchers say many o

many players say coach craig's way of communicati on the field works just fine. coming up, a tangled mess for a whale caught in a fishing net. more on the tireless effort to set it free. >> anchor: okay, so halloween is over. it is november. we'll hold off on the countdown to the holidays because temperatures this week not very november-like. forecast is next. >> reporter: and an nfl record five unbeatens remain alive. the patriots today. and the celtics taking one on the chin friday night against toronto. now they get to take on a team that may be the front-runner to be the champs. see if the celts can hang with southern california have freed a whale. it took several teams more than two days to free theman. they stay whale was caught in at least 100 feet of fishing line. marine biologists say the animal now appears to bees healthy. all right. so it was a bit of a gloomy day today, but the temperatures were nice, bri, and the sun set a whole lot earlier than we're used to. >> reporter: yeah, nick, but you were able to get out and enjoy peak fall colors around the

why is that, craig? >> well, you've seen the cash flows come out. you've seen funds not be quite as involved. we started to see the downturn towards the beginning of the year and really what ultimately set it off, i think, was the strength in the dollar. you look at the increase that we saw-- 20% jump at the beginning of this year-- and that continues to weigh in on commodities. whether or not some of the supply and demand shifts, the perception of the strong dollar is ultimately weighing in on the weakness we're seeing in the u.s. commodity market. >> brian, do you agree with that? >> i do. you know, the market right now is in anticipation of a rate increase by the fed, and so i think until we get that official announcement that will give traders reason to continue to buy dips in the dollar. now, overall, the dollar and like craig said the commodity and the grain markets have been more in a sideways range for four months or so. the dollar has as well, and it's getting to the upper tier of that range, so if the dollar can't continue to push higher a

craig: a recount was very necessary today. ray: officials began sorting the ballots, watched by representatives from each camp. undisputed ballots went into boxes with the candidates' names. challenged ballots were forwarded to the board of recount for final determination. watching the process and full was the mayor, who despite winning tuesday, wasn' t ready to declare victory. >> licenses vision anything happen and we stood here and are humbled by the voters that came out and i think it is important to pay attention to what is happening in coming votes. ray: asked if there are any regularities on the closeness of the, craig reply there' s nothing major. >> the things we haven' t hearing in terms of pens being used and blanks, we want to make sure every vote is counted. ray: as for how long the recount will take, it depends on who you ask. some say it could be done soon, others say it could be until tomorrow. ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right, ray, thanks. manchester police are looking mobil station on south willow str

a new memorial plaque is a reminder of joyce craig's life and her sacrifice trk was unveiled at engine 64 station in northeast philadelphia. craig was fatally injured while fighting a house fire last december, mayor michael nutter says that her life to inspire everyone in public service. >> if we do our duty half as well, as lieutenant joyce craig, we will have lived a good life. >> craig's family, friends and colleagues were at the somber ceremony, she was 36 yeared old and philadelphia's first female officer to die in the line of duty. >>> officials with septa are celebrating the makeover of the wayne junction center, the project was mostly paid for by septa and federal grants, including better lighting and canopies, the station was last rebuild in 1901, more than 100 years after it was ridge liability. >>> quite a celebration in paoli, students are honored for becoming a blue ribbon school and they are celebrating by giving back. students brought two boxes of their favorite cereal to school today, one box will be donated to a nearby food bank, and the rest was shared by students. >>

you say the right things to a girl craig. >> they say you're finished. >> what do you think?u're just getting started. >> congratulations on this film. it is fantastic. i know the agreement was make it better than "sky fall," biggest bond film of all time. >> you know, the figures were out of this world. we did think about it. we think about making a good movie. >> it feels more like the franchises do, there is a pressure to do more and more crazy stunts. you think of tom cruise hanging out the side of a plane. >> i'm a huge fan of tocruise. the only thing that mat seters that they are safe. we make them as safe and exciting as possible. >> well, as much as they try, the bond stuff is tough. they actually got hurt, kevin had surgery on his knee. >> he's okay now. next, our flash back friday to 35 years of covering amazing celebrity weddings like taking a canoe to see kevin costner tie the knot? yeah. and marie osmond's first wetting wedding to the person she divorced and then remarried. >> then i'm hangi backstage with garth brooks as he makes history. with garth brooks as he

long live the memory of lieutenant joyce craig. >> reporter: lieutenant craig was just 36 years old andyear veteran of the department. >>> happening tomorrow, an event benefiting even more family also of philadelphia's fallen. >> we're talking about the memorial basketball classic. the games will be played tomorrow at edison high school on west luzerne street. the action all starts at 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon and proceeds from this event go towards the families of philadelphia police sergeant raphael ali, officer lamar pool, sergeant robert wilson iii and firefighter joyce craig. >> his is a face that has inspired terror around the wor world. a mig to killed jihadi john successful? we wait for confirmation. why officials say we all have one reason to be thankful. >>> traffic stop in south jersey turns ugly fast. the mayor says he didn't know about it. who he wanted to talk to after seeing our report. >>> plus, a fourth grader threatened with sexual harassment charges? it's all over a note he passed in class. why a furious mother says the school is being ridiculous. >>> plus, beauti

wit personalized messages of support for each faculty member. whitie, what the sister of catherine craig is saying about the mobster. >>> why you won't be able to hear much from one artist's new album unless you make a purchase. >>> a missing 2 year old found safe. sources say she was found miles from her home on the side of the road. she is at beverly hospital being reunited with her parents. stay with wbz for the latest information as it becomes available. >>> twin sister of whitie bulger's girlfriend breaking her silence. >> catherine craig refuses to speak about who helped whitie while on the run. she never spoken to reporters at prosecutors telling us her sister has been treated unfairly. >> she knows nothing. he is an old gangster, old gangsters didn't tell girlfriends anything. ever, ever. i want my sister home. i want to walk the island and have dinner and watch a movie. it's been too long. >> she says she writes to whitie all the time he is mad about greg's jail time. she is serving years for identity fraud and harboring a fugitive. >>> american airlines found the bag of maratho

incumbent mayor ted gatsas is being challenged by joyce craig. we caught up with both candidates on the last day of campaigning. mayor gatsas is seeking a fourth term, while his challenger joyce craig says the time has come for ms. craig: there' s a great opportunity here in manchester with new leadership a mayor who' s going to listen to voters listen to the their concerns and ideas. today than we were six years ago happening in the city of manchester and we will continue growing on that base. heavy turnout for today' election. the polls close at 7:00 p.m. voters in nashua will also be casting their ballots in a mayoral election. chris williams is running current mayor donnalee lozeau is not running for re-election. to learn more about all the candidates in the key city races throughout new hampshire and hear their final pitches, go to our website wmur.com and click on the politics section. erin: hudson police are urging parents to examine their childrens' halloween candy after a mother reported finding a razor blade. the woman says she discover

shelley: manchester mayoral candidate joyce craig filed for a recount this afternoon. incumbent mayor ted gatsas was declared the winner by just 85 votes. our stephanie woods spoke with live. stephanie: craig says every single vote counts. >> we' ve been working hard for the last seven months, spending so much time knocking on doors, talking to residents in manchester. stephanie after a hard-fought joyce craig lost to incumbent mayor ted gatsas by less than .5%. but while the mayor celebrated winning his 4th term tuesday craig is not conceding yet. >> well we' ve been thinking about it obviously since the election, the results were so close, less than .5%. and i' ve been receiving calls and texts and emails from supporters so we made the decision today to move forward with the recount. >> the democratic challenger has filed a formal request at city hall to recount all of the ballots cast in the manchester mayoral election. the manchester city clerk says a recount could happen as early as monday although nothing is set in stone yet. >> well you know obviously i hope the

craig. >> reporter: allen, good evening to you. the s.w.a.t. teams in france right now are carrying out a delicate detailed search of potential hiding places for terrorists. this is the detailed search. it's delicate because they have to be careful if these areas may be booby-trapped. they believe that some of these terrorists may have escaped. three of these gunmen we are told by law enforcement sources have been killed. but the death toll in paris now continues to rise as this chaos and the carnage unfolds this evening. as you mentioned at least 6 attacks across paris coordinated attacks at a sports stadium, a theater, restaurant. at the concert hall where hostages were taken and the have since been freed we are hearing reports of more than 100 dead inside. there were 1,000 people inside that concert hall where there was an american rock band performing there this evening. we're hearing reports that the terrorists may have thrown explosives or tossed explosives at some of the people attending that. that would raise the death toll to 150, 160

craig died in december of last year while battling a fire in west oak lane. mayor nutter and other dignitaries were there as the philadelphia fire department unveiled the plaque in craigs memory. it will be a permanent picture at firehouse where craig was stationed at the time of her death. >>> friday football frenzy reaches a fever pitch. >> that is right pat galleys live and pat, it the is playoff time. >> it is, it is killed out here, it is windy that does mean it is playoff time, neshaminy, they are seven-three against ten-zero springford. we have plenty or this game and plus eagles talk coming up in sports. >>> finally feeling like november with cold gusty wind out of the north and west, it will be a chilly start to the weekend but cold doesn't stick around very long, we will warm backup with the seven day forecast with the details coming up. >>> and the man is living proof age is only a number, why this new jersey man is looking for a new job at 96. he wants that job so badly. we will be right back. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to ge

craig, thank you. in europe two more men are in custody tonight, one in belgium, one in germany, on suspicion off being involved in terrorist activities. it is not clear if either man is suspected of playing a role in the paris attacks. today, france paid homage to those killed two weeks ago. debora patta has that. >> reporter: this magnificent 17th century military hospital has seen many a french war hero baing honored. but today, those being different frontline. "they were daughtete and sons." ( speaking french ) "parents and friends." "all victims of the mass killings by isis in paris two weeks ago." it took 10 minutes to read their names one by one, 130 in all. then, a moment of silence. french president francois hollande spokeave nation in mourning, but one that would remain focused on its war with isis. "i promise you solemnly," he said, "that france willo everything to destroy the army of fanatics who carried out these crimes." in neighboring belgium, the country is emerging from a four-day lock

good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. the jihadists who carried out the attack on the luxury hotel behind me may still be on the loose. three are being hunted. mali malian president is urging a state of emergency and limiting the movements around the capital. the search forillers tn the radisson hotel was assisted by security agents. it is not clear this morning how many armed gunmen it took to terrorize guests. two jihadists ere killed. glass shatteredhihe are the men burst in as breakfast was under way shooting at everything that moved. these jihadists, they killed everyone, said a hotel employee.rathey went room to room, releasing those they were muslim by reciting passages from the koran. killinmathose who couldn't. mali security forces rushed to the attack to aid. >> our diplomatic security agents rushed in to pull people to safety. french tros,s and american forces in the country for training mission provided support as did the united nations forces. thanks to the swift action and skill of all involved, many people