david b.: well -- david: not like "casablanca." i should site from a box office perspective.re was so much controversy around cork cutting and the evolution of the echo system at disney that there were no fireworks or shock and awe, no real incremental news about the quitetem, so it felt not business as usual but after the prior quarter, i shifted. stephanie: what do terminals tell us? analysts were expecting high revenue from theme parks. you can see that the game parks move in tandem with net income. that income in white and income for theme parks in orange. film -- i'm sure it will have a huge impact, but the business of theme parks is maybe more important to this company. david: by the way, they will be "star wars" themes coming to the theme park. matt: will the new movie be as awful as the last three? stephanie: it does not matter. we would see it no matter what. what is your take? as david pointed out, i think the biggest thing into the quarter was core cutting and i think disney did a good job of observing investor fears because they said they are see more than anticip

is what david b ocalan tell you. achieve equity strategist at deutsche bank.ghted this in a report this week, you have got the s&p 500 index at about 28 times projected earnings, where the forward comes in. you look across the rest of the 10 main industry groups in the s&p 500. you cannot find any higher than 20. is on thevaluation consumer confidence. the others are below 20. it shows you how out of whack the energy stocks are though they had been the worst performers in the s&p 500 this year with energy down about 16%. betty: right. they had been beaten up. then?s the explanation dave: too much optimism. he figures the s&p 500 energy is kind of stands reflecting $65 to $70 prices for crude oil. bear in mind, this year, a look at new york trading, the average is about $60. you look at bloomberg estimates for next year, folks putting in their projections, it is more like $55. there is a bit too much optimism in his view in terms of what is happening, what will happen in oi prices, and how earnings and revenue will respond. betty: may be forward -- maybe that i

. >> it's very important for david's father, b who is 90 years old. if he was here today, he would say, yes, i want justice and i want to see it before i go. it was very difficult for david's father, fred, to lose his son. >> a $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the cap ter of renzell's killers. >>> an unexpected landing today for a flight heading to los angeles. some passengers were apparently acting suspiciously. the flight out of indianapolis had to lavend in kansas city this morning. the airline says, quote, multiple passengers did not follow crew instructions and continued to act suspiciously during the flight. other passengers say they had no idea what was going on. >> i was really scared. i didn't know what was happening. it was just kind of a rough experience, i guess. >> it was pretty well hush, hush. they had a lot of police presence out in the lobby of the airport. police dogs, all kinds of things. >> well, those four passengers who were acting suspiciously were questioned. after landing, one was allowed back on to th

from the new show "with bob and david," the very funnynyob odenkirk and david cross are here. bob b d david are getting an extra cavity search right now. this is the most interesting race for president we've had in a long time. a new quinnipiac university poll came out yesterday. they have donald trump back on top of ben carson 24% to 23%. and jeb bush is now down to only 4%. more people picked bit o' honey as their favorite halloween candy than support jeb bush for president. some of his donors are concerned but jeb told him, "all the nervous nellys on the call, chill out." you know what would make me a nervous nelly? the fact that the guy i gave money to in 2015 is still using the phrase nervous nelly. campaign. well, you can see jeb does appear to be having a lot of fun with this campaign. he also promised donors he'll get better at debating. and that he's working g ry hard right now, he's working very hard t ting to learn how to put on a hoodie. yeah. poor jeb. it's not like anyone told him he was the smart one in the family. now he can't even work a zipper. oh, well. meanwhile

"gma" first thing tomorrow morning, david muir w will b back tomorrow night. have a great evening.are iowa's most accurate weather team and we start with your forecast first." james/wx wall it looks like we have bottomed out on our coldest temps, and will be warming up as we get to mid week. your week will start out sunny and cold, but the melting will really start on tuesday as highs move back into the 40s. 50s will quickly follow mid week, along with rain showers for thanksgiving...yes rain, not snow! making those holiday travel plans a lot less stressful. average highs and lows will return as we get to

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a) david beckham b) david beckworth c) david hyde pierce d) steve buscemi when we come back this morning, if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... they want to go back to letting the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. thth don't even really s sport refinancing g udent debt. we've got to get this economy working for the vast majority of americans, not just for those at the top. that's what i intend to do as president. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> it's 8:00 on today. coming up, belly buster. how many glasses of wine does it take to ruin your diet? the experts weigh in. hoda heads to the high seas to surprise a fan with a birthday celebration of a lifetime. it's a good time to be a bebeeber. jujuin bieber takes over the plaza for a live concert, today, wednesday november 18, 2015. >> justin bieber! >> we are back now, 8:00 on a wednesday morning. you're looking at a crowd here that is not here for the rockefeller christmas

david: downgrading to triple b plus. >> that goes into the whole formula.f your cost goes up and you have to make up for that somewhere. they have to do some real soul-searching. ,his has been some discussion but this is a company that might have to sell something to pay for some of this. david: you have a ceo who has come in and says he needs to turn a new leaf and make a lot of cuts. where one piece -- where do you think he would start cutting? when you talk about cost-cutting, is rmb the biggest one? d the biggest one? yes. they have been growing and adding a lot of products. you're going to see some things slow down. at the very least, they do not have to shut down some production if their sales fall. there are so many different parts of a company where they can take action. this is all about, you're going to do something, it is going to affect workers in some way. david: thank you. ahead on bloomberg markets, bitcoin bouncing back, rising 50% this last month. what is driving the rally? ♪ david: welcome back to bloomberg markets. bitcoin prices surged l

we mentioned in the green room, there's a "new york times" piece today on libya b b david kirkpatrick and eric schmidt about the fact that libya has become isis 2.0 and there will be another terrorist attack and if there is one in the united states likik paris, whoevev promises safety, regardless of their trustworthiness, regardless of anything else and can deliver wins. >> well, in fact, two weeks ago here right after paris i posited that trump wasas going toto benefit more than anyone else because he is big and strong and it was counterintuitive and i was nervous about saying it but look at the numbers. nd the way carsonon has slid, which we can talk about. but the fact is that trump is positing that he can take care of people and raising people's fears as you said is incendiary and i think that the fact of truthfulness doesn't matter, especially when people like us are the people doing the fact checking. >> it's funny you talk about this. politifact put t tis up and i have to show you this. on the candidates that have had the mostly false or false ratings, three have had a majority

b. i'm david iger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.30 oc squeaking, squealing, or grinding noises coming from your car can mean bad news for your brakes. and sosoe of those noises don't mean you have to replace your brakes. in today's angie's list report, we'll tell you when you need to see a mechanic as soon as possible. clouds will continue to move in today, sealing out the sun that's been so nice over the past few days. it'll be warmer thouu, with widesprrad 45-50 degree readings. within these clouds, a few showers may occur, but anything that falls day would be very light and measure well under a tenth of an inch. readings overnight will hold climb as the bulk of the rainfall is still set to move into our area on thanksgiving. this will mainly be rain across the area with a half inc to one inch of raiai area- wide. there is a chance that a few locations will exceed one inch of rain. on the backside of the system, there is a brief window of mixed precipitation posible, mainly along and northwest of a tama- waterloo-decorah li

b-s. convicted killer david sweat pleaded guilty today, after his daring escape from a new york prison. "today brings a conclusion to the matter of the people versus david sweat following the june 6th, 2015 escape from clinton facility." sweat pleaded guilty to two felony counts of first degree felony count of promoting prison hacksaw blades. the district attorney asked the court to impose almost 80- thousand-dollars in restitution. it's the same amount convicted prison tailor joyce mitchell was ordered to pay last week. he escaped from clinton correctional facility with fellow inmate richard matt. matt was shot to death june 26th two days later. mitchell is accused of aiding the men in their escape. des moines police are searching for three men who allegedly broke into a woman's apartment. police responded to the 5-thousand block of aurora avenue around 2 a-m. the victim told police she saw one of the three men holding a black pistol. she says the men took off with a bag from a bedroom that belonged to the victim's former roommate. the woman told police she wasn't able to get a good lo

the game we can always get a number of goals and come back at any time . >> reporter: b's attack is being fueled by david krejci currently second in the league in points per game. >>> he is always a big part of the offense. always has been . >>> so many ons. he is doing a good job of creating some new line chem scree if you are down a goal or if we need to score something like that. so it's been working lately. >>> i like the fact it's also nice to see david krejci being rewarded for his play buying up there in the league scoring >> anchor: bruins in for a different kind of challenge coming up on tuesday night. they face the n.h.l. west best dallas stars showcased one of the league. recording in wilmington, trey daerr, 7 sports. >> anchor: with the world series over sports book likes cubs to finally win it all next year. chicago is an early 11 to one favorite in 2016. the red sox a little lower on the list at 20 to 1. that's sports. 7 news for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p at stop&shop, prices have just dropped on thous

and david krejci is the all the difference. the b's win 4-3. they take on the red wings tomorrow night in detroit. >> the strongest el nino was 1997-98. randy: weather expert judah cohen got his prediction right last year. so after that massive snowfall, what are we in for this time around? el nino isn't the only factor. tonight at 11:00, cohen and harvey leonard lay out the winter weather predictions, even the total amount of snow cohen thinks we'll see. erika: we'll have to wait to see. what will he tell us? winter. that was record-setting. randy: it could be worse. cindy: no, no, absolutely not. i mean record snowfall. i don't think we're seeing that again this winter. it has been such a mild november, too. there is kind of that connection with milder than average novembers. and perhaps less snowfall in the months ahead. but we shall see. you can see how warm it has been to five degrees above normal per day. notice the last few days here since the weekend we have been below average. that will be the case again today. average high now is 49.

antoinette: a no-goal game into the second period for the b's where they knock down three in a row against the red wings. goals by patrice bergeron, david krejci, and torey krug lift the b's at the garden last night. the red wings come back to score in the third, but that's all they'd get. b's win 3-1. they play tuesday night against the sharks. jc: a bizarre traffic stop in california. a car gets pulled over with nobody behind that wheel. that's because it's one of google's self-driving cars. an officer in mountain view stopped the vehicle for driving 11 miles under the speed limit on thursday. google says the car's speed is capped at 25 miles per hour for safety reasons. the officer let the car go with a warning. antoinette: who are you going to give the ticket to? jc: exactly. what do you do when you walk up. license and registration please. antoinette: it's a new cars. "chronicle" is taking us through the back roads and main streets of a destination. the local vacation spot. and some of the history you may not have known. antoinette: messages of solidarity. hash tag united. hash tag strong. people in boston showing their support for

but late in the game, montreal power play david day-ar-nay. go in the game. the b' s in their last 13 tries against montrea l. they will play a rubber match tomorrow. unh hockey at michigan state this weekend not good. a pair of losses. chris miller scored for the wildcats tonight goal and an assist for andrew poturalski. unh at merrimack next saturday night. how good are the 4 teams that won state titles in boys soccer today? those 4 programs have a combined 43 championships in their school histories. we start with division one soccer. londonderry against concord. it was 1-0 concord when our crew arrived at the game. nearly another goal for the tide here ethan dupre gets behind the defense, but lancers goalie tim mceacharn is there just in time to make the save. lancers trying desperately to find the net. a long throw in here. nate gaw will eventually try the volley, but it goes wide left . concord wins their only other 1-0. title was back in 2005, so the tide are celebrating tonight. boys division 2 championship. portsmouth against oyster river. good chance for the clippers henry ek

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day, scores from the right side on the pp, 5 to tie the game at 3-3 and the b' s used that momentum to win it, a shot by david kraychee goes off a ranger and into the net. make it 5 straight wins. bruins take it 4-3. salem police officers are looking a bit rough after not shaving this month. its all to support the boston marathon cause of one of their own, officer joey defeudis. he is training for his first marathon in memory of the woman he calls his best friend, his mother. >> everything kind of came in the form of a tidal wave. my mother was tagged most with a form of leukemia. it was six months of the most intense highs and lows you can imagine. i have three choices. i could sit there and feel sorry for myself. i/o my mother more so in her memory i decided to jump in the fight against cancer. i want to raise money and be someone who makes a difference. we have been allowed to grow our beards and november. we were able to raise another chunk of the money that way. healthily i am the straw that breaks the camel' s back and through the efforts of everyone else raising money, i would like to see a cure for th

attracted a who's who of celebrities, artists like andy warhol and musicians like the b-52s, mick jagger and david bowie. >> it felt like we are kids. >> reporter: much of the merchandise is one of a kind, worn and crafted by artists many of us know today but who were cutting their teeth back then. but it's more than just a sale. it's a reminder of how things used to be in new york city's infamous underground. >> as much as we could try, it's is different now. even if we wanted to create the same. >> reporter: jennifer lahmers, fox 5 news. there are more than 200 pieces on display. they range in price from $10 to 1100. the proceeds will benefit the bow bowerry mission center. dari: she's making dreams come true. steve: why a tony award-winning producer started working with young athletes. dari: an opera singer from the bronx joins christal young in steve: a producer is helping kids compete on the basketball court. dari: linda schmidt shows us what inspired her to work with young athletes. >> reporter: a successful broadway producer is making a difference in the lives of inner city kids and she's d

goals by patrice bergeron, david krejci, and torey krug lift the b's at the garden last night. the red wings come back to score in the third, but that's all they'd get. b's win 3-1. they play tuesday night against the sharks. sportscenter 5 heads to historic everett stadium for a special high 5 this week. jc: a team, overcoming uncertainty and grief. mike lynch shows us their magical win, and a big gesture that released a tide of joy. mike: the pregame message was simple-- win tonight and return to everett with the game ball for their teammate who was back home recovering from stab wounds suffered on halloween. the crimson tide faced a tall task-- winning a play-off game at peabody after a turbulent week that ended with quarterback marvens fedna being released from the hospital. one teammate actually wore reached deep inside and began their comeback. this touchdown sprint with five-and.a.-half minutes remaining brought everett within then with 14 ticks remaining, everett won it for marvens. after celebrating on the field, the crimson tide-- cheerleaders as well as the band-- bo

david, and dr. has to be in the loop, don't self-medicate, b, if it is a persistent problem and the fall and summerg, don't be satisfied just with dr. siegel. go and see an allergist. >> especially if you have -- >> if your throat closes, that's serious. ♪ doctor, doctor give me the news ♪ the new theme song. thank you for joining us. >>> pushing back, gop presidential contender dr. ben carson hits the airwaves today, taking on the avalanche of media reports questioning his life story. >>> live from new york, it's the donald. times three. we got trump's best moments from "snl" and what all the other gop candidates are doing to prepare for tuesday's fox business network debate. >>> brand-new details about the night john lennon died 35 years ago this december, from the hospital trauma staff that tried to save his life. good

. >> we are also seeing today that hollande met with david cameron and will meet with obama at-b t bataclan it can be used by isis as propaganda. we have seen during january in the previous attack, millions in the world broadcast that. they will say france is getting the u.s., they are part of the coalition against them, against isis. and they will use that to show their strength, to show even if the world is against us, we are invisible. we are going to win anyway. they will use also that to recruit and maybe call for attacks abroad. >> extraordinary the breadth of information and images that they do use to recruit. laura, back to you. we've been reporting from the american perspective about this meeting tomorrow between president obama and president hollande. from your perspective, how important is it and what do the french hope will come out of it? >> it's really important. we call that the diplomatic way of the french president. he met today with the prime minister of england david cameron. tomorrow will meet at the white house with president obama. then after he is going to go to mosco

b's by day, c's by night taking on and blowing out the washington wizards. david lee underneath the two. isiah thomas underway with 21 points and a big night for jarryd sullinger. 18 points and 15 boards. the celtics led by as many as 38 points and settle for a 111-78 win. here is a look a patriot linebacker jamie collins at his first practice in over three weeks. out all that time with an undisclosed illness that kept him away from his teammates and away from gillette stadium. collins is listed as doubtful for tomorrow night's game in denver. danny amendola was also at sprain. oh, there's always more. have a great day. credit or debit card in the mail with a chip. banks and retailers began sending them out earlier this year. but as newscenter 5's nikole killion reports, there's a confusion just as the busy holiday shopping season kicks nikole: forget swiping with a >> it was all the technology of an 8-track tape. very easy to clone. very easy to counterfeit. doug johnson: it's extra protection. nikole: it's the new way to cash out-- cards embedded with a chip. re

david? >> tom llamas leading us off from new york tonight. tom, thank you. b kr bc pierre thomas tonight. as we just heard, dozens of people with suspected terror ties believed to be in the u.s. right now. what did the fbi director tell you? do u.s. authorities know where they are? >> reporter: yes, david, they know who they are and where they are. the fbi director told me the bureau's identified suspected isis supporters here in the u.s. who are thought to be high risk for copy cat attacks, mimicking what took place in france. covered like a blanket right now. david? >> pierre thomas in the room with the fbi director today. pierre, thank you. >>> right here in paris tonight, we have two major developments for you. new images of that massive raid. s.w.a.t. teams moving in, telling the residents to go back inside. we have now learned the in that raid, and tonight, the identity, as well, of the female u side bomber. and what she yelled to s.w.a.t. teams before she set off that vest. also here, our first interview with someone inside this cafe, that video from the daily mail. 40 seconds of t

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and david krejci is the all the difference. the b's win 4-3. they take on the red wings tomorrow night in detroit. randy: an unlikely hero comes to the aid of two women being dashcam video captures a man running toward two women on the street. that's when a clown known as doo doo calls to the pair and tells them to get in his car. he says the man then started hitting the vehicle. police arrived a short time later and arrested the suspect. erika: a new operation is underway in new hampshire to bring winter coats to children in need. it's call operation warm black friday. governor maggie hassan joined with a state firefighters group for the project. firefighters will take donations, then distribute the coats to kids. donations are being accepted right now at fire stations across the state. randy: olessa, it looks pretty slow on route 1. olessa: watching delays in saugus. the southbound side, you can see that volume. we're used to it at this time in the morning. later this afternoon a different story. expect heavier volume. let's get over to the m

and david krejci is the all the difference. the b's win 4-3. they take on the red wings tomorrow night in detroit. randy: an unlikely hero comes to the aid of two women being chased by a man in canada. dashcam video captures a man running toward two women on the street. that's when a clown known as doo doo calls to the pair and tells them to get in his car. hitting the vehicle. police arrived a short time later and arrested the suspect. erika: a new operation is underway in new hampshire to bring winter coats to children in need. it's call operation warm black friday. governor maggie hassan joined with a state firefighters group for the project. donations, then distribute the coats to kids. donations are being accepted across the state. randy: all of our "eyeopener" viewers north of the border will jump in. cindy: it is getting cold out. at the bus stop this morning, the kids are going to need a heavier jacket with temperatures mostly in the 20's out at the bus stop this morning but lots of sunshine. lighter winds overall today. when the kids a

as c - b - s news correspondent david martin shows us... things could escalate into an international conflict. 3 narr from the moment russian war planes began operating out of that air base in syria, it was an international incident waiting to happen. russian planes violated turkish air space on at least two previous occasions, flew within 500 feet of american aircraft striking isis targets in groups supported by the u.s. and its allies. to avoid incidents, a hot line was set up between the russian defense ministry and the u.s. run command center for coalition air strikes against isis -- but to no avail. sot putin: narr after vladimir putin's angry reaction to the shootdown the russian military said a cruiser armed with surface to air missiles would be stationed off the syrian coast ready to shoot down any planes that threaten its aircraft.president obama urged both sides to remain calm and described the incident as the consequence of russia's policy of flying air strikes in support of the syrian regime of bashir al assad.sot obama: i do th

antoinette: a no-goal game into the second period for the b's where they knock down three in a row against the red wings. goals by patrice bergeron, david krejci, and torey krug lift the b's at the garden last night. the red wings come back to score in the third, but that's all they'd get. the sharks. a california police officer makes a different kind of traffic stop. jc: the surprise behind the wheel. and why he didn't hand out a ticket. antoinette: and live pictures from the french consulate in boston this morning. the tribute there continues to grow. messages of solidarity with the people affected by the attacks in paris. much more on that plus the investigation coming up in our you can't breathe suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest in

david martin has that. >> reporter: the french chosed targets based on sensitive u.s. intellllence that had not b bn provided to them before the paris attacks. they were military targets, a command center, an ammo dump and training camp, which the u.s. would have hit sooner or later in any event, as charlie d'agata reported froro northern iraq. >> this is a show of force for the french and a message france is fighting back. >> reporter: however, u.s. officials say there are plans to hit new targets that had once been off limits, installations prpriously considered part of the civilian infrastructure, isis release on the run the territory it occupies. until now civilian targets have been limited to the oil facilities isis uses to generate an estimated $1 million a day in black market oil sales. u.s. officials say those strikes have been ineffective, causing mage that could be repaired within a day or two. two weeks agogo the u.s. began a bombing campaign designed to knock out oil facilities for six months to a year. last night american a-10s and ac-130 gun ships destroyed 116 tanker trucks in syri

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it is a faster way to get from a to b than coming to the table with all kinds of advantages in hand. emily: who do you see as the davids and goliaths in technology? is it start-ups versus apple, amazon, google, and facebook? malcolm: what is fascinating about silicon valley is how quickly companies transition from being underdogs to goliaths. we are used to the trajectory of -- microsoft starts and it takes them 15 years to go from the upstart to the monolith. today, i feel like it was a matter of a couple of years -- facebook went from nowhere to being a dominant player. this kind of trajectory where people go from being at a perceived disadvantage to being suddenly saddled with all of the attributes of the goliath. now it has been sped up. emily: the amazon-hachette war, you are published by hachette, you and your books got caught in the middle. how do you feel about this? malcolm: it cost me a lot of money. that's for sure. it breaks my heart a little. i had thought of amazon as in partnership with writers. and for a company to try to make a business point by turning its back on -- i have sold, through amazon, milli

b. imagination will take you everywhere. that is our news for this hour. thanks for watching, everybody. i'm david shoes st shuster. "on target" is next. >>> "on target" tonight. turee blows a war plane out of the sky putting it's allies in a tight spit. the 17-second midair drama that caused a modern day cold war controversy. >>> syria's war has just mee tas sized into something bigger, and all the inconsistencies in the west's policies toward the syrian conflict now have the potential to set off a real war between russia and the west in the middle east. earlier today turkish jets shot down a russian war plane that crossed from turkey into -- from syria into turkey. now turkey is backing syrian rebels fighting to oust bashar al assad from power. russia is on the other side of the fight against those rebels. both fight isil, but neither seems to have made that its priority. 17 seconds, that is all it took for two russian su-24 fighter jets to stray 1.3 miles into turkish air space. one of the two planes slipped back into syria. the other, which had only been in turkish air space for 17 seconds, was shot down by a t

david ellis school garden monday. >> he got tested for h.i.v., hepatitis b. and c. it did state it was a low chance, but to me, low chance, high risk, low risk, there shrub no risk at all. >> the reporter: i spoke with boston public schools and a spokesman tells me the school contacted the public health commission and the needle was found and disposed of. in a statement i'm told, the school will do everything it can to educate its students about the dangers of needles and prevent an incident from reoccurring. >> we have to check the playgrounds and make sure they're safe places for your kids. >> the reporter: fox 25 cameras were rolling as the police cleanup crew worked on and around the ellis school grounds and they showed us what they found at least half a dozen needles this morning alone. >> we trust them with our babies. and for my son to get stabbed from a syringe, is not ok. >> i'm definitely on alert. >> the reporter: orel list concerned. >> i'm hoping that there's something that's going to be taken effect as to where they can really canvass the grounds and r

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david ellis school garden on monday. >> he was tested for h.i.v. hepatitis c and hepatitis b. >> they did say there was a low chance. >> reporter: i spoke with boston public schools the school contacted the public health commission. and the needle was found and disposed of. in a statement i'm told "the school will do everything it can to educate its students about the dangers of needles and prevent such an incident from re-occurring. >> we have to check the playgrounds and make sure they are safe places for our kids. >> reporter: but fox 25 cameras were rolling as the cleanup crew worked on and around the ellis school grounds. they showed us what they found. at least half a dozen >> we trust them with our babies. for my son to get jabbed from a syringe is not okay. >> i'm definitely on alert. >> reporter: other ellis parents are concerned. >> i'm hoping there's something that's going to be taken in effect as to where they can really canvas the grounds and really assure the parents that something like this won't happen again. >> i hope to actually stick with this because you c

b open hours before the attack. >> some 6,000 people had been attended the conference. we'll have an update as they come in. >> david louie is live with that part of our coverage. david? >> just about the time the french president took to the air waves, an air france jet was scheduled to depart at 3:00. it did depart, on time, but other carriers are reevaluating. american suspended flights to paris, though others are continuing to fly. the security situation appears to be normal. so far there has not been any order to increase security. the flights, two outbound and two inbound are over today. sfo is a major gateway city and so aer lingus did fly over to dublin. we did talk to a young graduate student who is going to school in the netherlands and is scheduled to take students to france. this young person told us she is leery, not knowing what the situation is so she's a little bit concerned about that. and she'll decide whether or not that trip should continue. homeland security in washington is saying there is no credible threat to the united states. however, it is not hesitating to say it will adjust as warranted.

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b's by day c's by night taking on and blowing out the washington wizards david lee underneath for twoisaiah thomas led the way with 21 points and a big night for jared sullinger 18 pointsand fifteen rebounds the celtics led by as many as 38 pointsand settle for a 111-78 win >> the day that my dad passed away, probably 15-20 team members just over my house. frank: >> local high school players banding together. off the field. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich reports -- wins and losses are not defining this medfield team's season. and the home of the brave todd: when the immediate field warriors took the field, it was the end of an incredibly difficult season for the warriors. two of the fathers of players died of cancer within weeks of each other. defensive tackle brian carrabis is seen here with his parents at last year's thanksgiving game. brian lost his dad billy back in september. and the team rallied around number 68. >> definitely a great group of guys. it's more than football out here. todd: the strength of that brotherhood was tested less than three weeks later when the father of john

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