northeast won that matchup, vikings with the ball, not a big hole, but big enough for dan scott to squeeze through, northeast also wins this rematch, 42-26 the final. archbishop ryan serving it up turkey style. matt romano hooks up with tyronn long. they win 54-12. taking business into his own hands and just enough juice to get into the end zone. 38-12, the final there. let's send it into new jersey, hadden tights, bulldog fights. ben klaus had his two touchdown. haddonfield shuts out haddon heights, 31-0. senior mike a rshs chivella has downs syndrome. he's been on the team for all four years since he was a freshman and he goes out with a special memory in his final game, riding the green wave, to a 45-6 victory. >>> game of the week is brought to you by your local ford store, home of america's favorite brand. >>> ridley at innerboro is our game of the week. chris thomas, finds something inside, then checks out the view from outside, thomas does a nice job staying inbound. 67 yards and he ties the game at 7-7. a touchdown again, and todd sweet turns into a reverse to wide receiver. connor

melissa: dan, scott, you rock. thank you very much. david: we have breaking news from hewlett-packard, coming out with their fourth quarter results. lori, what are the numbers? >> hi, david. don't forget hewlett-packard spun out services business. what you're looking at new company, this is just the pcs. looks like shares are a little bit lower, actually much lower, down 1% in extended session because of a slowing pc environment. let me give you the numbers. we did see increase in revenue, 12 1/2 billion dollars, versus 11.9 billion forecast on 36 cents per share. in line in terms of eps. the company, is talking about an increase or rebound in its pc business but they are lowering, this is the fiscal fourth quarter, so for the fiscal first quarter, the next quarter, they're actually lowering their guidance, revenue guidance there. let me move on and talk about hpe. this is the portion of the company that ceo meg whitman, excuse me, still runs. it is services networking, data storage. this one is pretty much in line. 61 cents per share,

it's not a big hole, but it's big enough for dan scott to squeeze through. then he's gone.st also wins the rematch, 32-26. >>> ought oh ban hosting haddon township and a cool moment as senior mike archie vela, who has down syndrome takes the kickoff return 65 yards for a touchdown. he's been on the team for all four years, and he goes out with a special memory in his final game, riding the green wave to a 45-6 victory. >>> friars host the rangers tomorrow. you can see it here on nbc10. that is sports. i'm john boruk. we'll be right back. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. zero really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> time now for one last check on the weather. >> so overall it's going to be a pretty nice stretch for the nex

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dan has been coaching football. >> it get slower. keeps you going. scott: accustomed to fight a win on the field he is fighting for his life. >> last march i was diagnosed >> doctors have given dan a poor prognosis. >> quick now. >> he has done everything he could do medically. he continues to try to meet all of the obligations at kennedy. scott: dan is with the team every week. his players support him by wearing blue colon cancer awareness ribbons on the helmet. >> we are playing for him. to get him a season for dan. he is hanging up the whistle. his coaching record and accomplishments speak for himself. he will be remembered more as a coach who turned teenagers to young men. >> i want them to have a winning attitude. not just sports but in life. they can do anything they want if they put their mind to it. >> 57-year-old warrior. >> anytime you face something, alison. we wish him the best in his fight. alison: absolutely. jonathan: boy. alison: thank you. thank you. jonathan: thank you, scott. coming up next for us at 5:00 -- >> why police in tactical gea

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dan kildee. scott wong, he mentioned that the senate passed their own measure. the house passes as part of the water project bill what is left , to do? mr. wong: the two sides, the senate, house, the negotiators need to come together and settle on a final product and present that back to their respective chambers. that is another item that needs to happen during the lame-duck .ession in terms of the flint funding the house bill that was , negotiated is about $170 million. the senate bill contains a little bit more, $300 million. they will probably have to meet somewhere in the middle. the good news for the people of flint is that donald trump has been very supportive of those efforts. he visited flint back in september, he spoke to a number of the residents and has been talking a lot about infrastructure spending on the campaign trail. so, i would expect -- everything is up in the air, but i would expect the two sides will be able to come together on flint. >> majority leader mitch mcconnell prioritized getting down the defense authorization bill and this 21st c

prosecutors dan kalasha and scott brown had been assigned to the case. the fact that you couldn't say for sure and the medical examiner couldn't say for sure, that makes this a bigger mountain to climb. >> this is a difficult case based upon the evidence. it doesn't mean that it didn't need to be prosecuted. just because we have an undetermined call doesn't mean we don't push forward. >> so they asked a different medical examiner to look at the case. a south dakota pathologist, dr. bran randall. >> and dr. randall gave an opinion of the injuries suggesting of a struggle and ruled it a homicide. >> homicide. and there was only one suspect. in april of 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex fazzino was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said you're under arrest. and i was in complete shock. when you're innocent, you don't think it can happen. you think, they're going to come to their senses. they're going to see it. but no. >> he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. >> the truth will come out. >> alex's sister margueri

dan glaze. the 33-year-old was killed last call about a suspicious vehicle. a suspect has been arrested in glaze's death. he was a seven-year veteran in law enforcement. governor scott walker has ordered flags to be flown half-staff in honor of rusk county sheriff's deputy dan glaze who was shot and killed while on duty this weekend. today another visual and moving -- >> one officer was reading a letter and it was very touching that he was reading the letter. it was, "that was really nice of them to think about." and you could just tell in his voice how touched he was. ben: the flags will remain at half-staff until tonight. melinda: it's one of they key tools realtors use when they're trying to sell your home. but it could be putting you and your family in danger. wisn 12 news colleen henry -- at 10:00. colleen: why the lockbox could be rolling out the welcome mat to would be bad guys. >> we call them dirty little secret. these are not secure lockboxes. this technology goes back to the 1800s. telling: the simple solution that can keep you safe and why so many are fighting against it. melinda: it's important information yoed colleen henry investigates lockbox danger

and in district 48, republican incumbent dan zumbach, of ryan, beat out 2 challengers with 63% of the vote. scott peterson, the democrat, earned 33% district 48 covers delaware, northern linn and northwest jones county. again several of those seats going to republicans, helping them get control of the iowa senate. now turning to some of the iowa house results... in house district 55 republican michael bergen beat democrat pat ritter 57% to 43%. that district covers part of winneshiek, fayette, and clayton county. neither one of those candidates have run before. in iowa house 56 which covers democratic incumbent patti ruff lost to republican kristi hager. hager walked away with 67% of the vote. looking at iowa house district 57. republican shannon lundgren just barley beat and democrat tom stecher . final percentages with 52 to 48 percent. in district 59, democratic incumbent bob kressig, of cedar falls is on his way to victory over republican drew speer. that district is entirely within the city of cedar falls. incumbent walt rogers, cedar falls won re- election over democratic challenger gary kr

scott brown. >> election i feel the democratic party needs to have soul-searching. >> not all members of the massachusetts delegation are in the policy camp. dan rivera is here and we will talk about what a trump administration will mean for inner cities like his. let's go on the record. >> today's newsmakers are going on the record. doug: i am -- i am at harding. old mill city of lawrence, dan rivera. narrowly defeating incumbent -- the incumbent. he was narrowly elected in 2010 and is a graduate of umass amherst. he served in operation desert storm and desert shield. both deserts? happy post-thanksgiving and for joining us. >> let's start with the how do you think it will do under a trump administration? >> we have all of the things to get accomplished in education and public safety. if you does what he wants for the inner-city we will be set. we will have problems with some of the misogyny and racism we are seeing from his base who come to jesus moment where he says that is not my america we will be ok. we have been through a lot of presidents. at the end of the day, we will protect each other, stand by each other. if he does good policies

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michael slager shooting walter scott was played in court as the man who captured that video told his story on the witness stand and abc's marci gonzalez joins >> reporter: paul and dan, good morning. it is video that's been viewed millions of times sparking outrage and protests and is a key piece of evidence in this trial. scott's mother was too emotional to stay in the courtroom as it was played, and the bystander who recorded it testified about what he called an injustice he'll never forget. for the first time jurors seeing this now infamous video police say shows former north charleston police officer michael slager shooting and killing walter scott. the man who recorded those eight gunshots taking the stand friday. >> he shoot the man running from him. >> reporter: feidin santana describing that april day in 2015 coming across officer slager running after scott, an unarmed man he just pulled over for a broken taillight describing hearing a taser just before he hit record. >> i didn't know what was happening and just the electric sound right at the beginning caught my attention. fi surfaced and has pleaded not guilty to murder, maintains he shot scott because whi

scott was running away. he was shot in the back. slager has pleaded not guilty to the murder charges dan. >>> we have some new video out of california this morning. chase. police finally using those stop sticks to slow down that suspect. forced him to stop. he surrendered and is now facing a number of charges. >> here's another reason to keep things in mod race. researchers from the university of florida say a 50-year-old man developed acute hepatitis after drinking up to 5 energy drinks a day. apatiently the high levels of natul toxic when consumed in such high amounts. >>> uber unveiling a new feature on its app. so that the company can then fill in a rider's destination. people have synced their contacts with uber's app. uber hopes the new features make it easier to use. >>> a hunter's trip in michigan interrupted by something unexpected. national guard exercise fell off a military plane before hitting the target. it's not exactly clear how those bombs got free. officials say this mechanical issue rarely happens. >> it's pretty darn rare. in the 20 years i've been doing this i haven't seen a case like that. >> boy, you hope not.

scott brown. >> election i feel the democratic party needs to have soul-searching. >> not all members of the massachusetts delegation are in the policy camp. dan rivera is here and we will talk about what a trump administration will mean for inner cities like his. let's go on the record. >> today's newsmakers are going on the record. doug: i am -- i am at harding.

the fact that dan malton runs memorial herman is retiring and was replaced by ben chu who ran kaiser. joe allison, the great ceo of baylor, scott, and white, is retiring and they have recruited jim hinton, who ran presbyterian in albuquerque, one of the large integrated systems in the country. that is a signal that the boards of these major institutions see a future very different from the past. the other thing we are seeing is this massive consolidation going on across the country. i will say a little bit more about that, both at the plan level. more importantly, at the provider level. we sometimes forget that there is this enormous long-term secular shift away from inpatient to the ambulatory environment. this is very profound. my wife had knee surgery a couple of weeks ago. i dropped her off at 7:00 in the morning. i didn't just drop her off. i waited until she was out of the o.r. i had to go to another meeting and a friend picked her up. she was back home by 11:00. if you had knee surgery in scotland, when i was a kid, i would be in hospital for six weeks. so the world has changed significantly. the other big change we some

dan hausle. coming up on 7 news today in new england, a former massachusetts senator in the mix for a big role on capitol hill. a position trump's transition team is considering scott brown for. eliciting some strong reaction at a hamilton performance. the message the cast had for the vice president-elect. snow piling up across the midwest. some roads completely impassable. warnings now in effect there. >> gronk sitting tomorrow's big game out. the injury that is keeping him off the field. >> nancy: former senator scott brown in the running for a big position on trump's team. he is talking to 7 news about the phone call he got from the president-elect. >> anchor: allegations of child abuse at a hingham day care. who is now off the job. a bizarre scene out west. foam flooding a north california neighborhood. >> this is 7 news today in new >> nancy: that ain't snow right there. >> anchor: no, it is not. crazy story. >> nancy: thank you for joining us. i'm nancy chen. >> >> anchor: i'm dan hausle. first, a live look outside. let's go to chris lambert for a first check on the weekend forecast. >> chris: beautiful start. a lot of sunshine right now. 46 degrees. 36 in no

the fact at that dan walterman who runs memorial herman is retiring and replaced by about ben considh who runs kaiser. baylor scott and white is retiring and they have recruited jim hinton, who ran presbyter n presbyterian, one of the largest integrated system in the country. that's a signal to me that the boards of these major institutions see a future very different from the past. the other thing we're seeing is this massive consolidation going on across the country. i'll say more about that, both at the plan level, but more important, at the provider level. and we've sometimes forget that there is this enormous long-term secular shift away from inpatient. my wife had knee surgery a couple of weeks ago. i dropped her off at 7:00 in the morning, i didn't just drop her off. i waited until she was out at the well, i didn't just drop her off. i waited until she was out of the o.r. i had to go to another meeting and a friend picked her up. she was back home by 11:00. if you had knee surgery in scotland, when i was a kid, i would be in hospital for six weeks. so the world has changed significantly. the other big chang

the fact that dan malton runs memorial herman is retiring and was replaced by ben chu who ran kaiser. similarly, joe allison, the great ceo of baylor, scott, and white, is retiring and they have recruited jim hinton, who ran presbyterian in albuquerque, one of the large integrated systems in the country. that is a signal that the boards of these major institutions see a future very different from the past. the other thing we are seeing is this massive consolidation going on across the country. i will say more about that at the plan level, but more importantly at the provider forgetand we sometimes that there is this indoor miss long-term secular shift away from inpatient to the annual tory environment. i drop my wife of at the hospital, i waited till she was out of the o.r. i had to go to another meeting and a friend picked her up. she was back home by 11:00. if you had knee surgery in scotland, when i was a kid, i would be in hospital for six weeks. so the world has changed significantly. the other big change we sometimes miss that was really generated by the affordable care act -- not the affordable care act but the stimulus bill on the

scott, come back over, weaver new guest at the table. stand rickato. >> happy thanksgiving. >> what are you thankful for? >> i am thankful for that turkey. hey, guys, let's bring the ham over. now that dan'sere. in honor of dan. here comes the ham. >> good one. >> why don't we do this? can you take this off and carve it over. >> sure can. >> over at your station. >> see how pretty it is at this point? >> it does look good. >> replace with with the ham so we can stare at that. >> here we have guys, honey glazed ham. >> oh, ya. >> just like our grandmom used to do it. she used to do little honey, little wine, and a little tomb rick. >> where did you learn thousand cook? >> i didn't go to school like traditional culinary shop. like i learned from one of the best, from the best in the city, i worked with like with this company, a lot of those chefs took me under the wing and showed me a lot. >> thanks for doing this. >> no problem. >> why did you come over again today? >> i'm not sure. >> to eat, right? >> to eat. >> before you even put the fork down, mike on your pumpkin pie. >> yes? >> get your credit cards and start exercising because it is thanksgiving, that means, people are shopping. be

the fact that dan malton runs memorial herman is retiring and was replaced by ben chu who ran kaiser. joe allison, the great ceo of baylor, scottand white, is retiring and they have recruited jim hinton, who ran presbyterian in albuquerque, one of the large integrated systems in the country. that is a signal that the boards of these major institutions see a future very different from the past. the other thing we are seeing is this massive consolidation going on across the country. i will say a little bit more about that, both at the plan level. more importantly, at the provider level. we sometimes forget that there is this enormous long-term secular shift away from inpatient to the ambulatory environment. this is very profound. my wife had knee surgery a couple of weeks ago. i dropped her off at 7:00 in the morning. i didn't just drop her off. i waited until she was out of the o.r. i had to go to another meeting and a friend picked her up. she was back home by 11:00. if you had knee surgery in scotland, when i was a kid, i would be in hospital for six weeks. so the world has changed significantly. the other big change we someti