you can do it, no matter. >> demarco is a driver. he drives. anything he wants to do, he drives at it. he don't give up. . >> [ applause ] >> . >> i'm here from destiny wheels patients. 5, 6, 7, 8. >> when i see people are being helped, that they learned something, it brings out that i'm making a difference. >> this is the rhythm that brought me back. so good. thank you, demarco. thank you. >> people don't see a disability. they see somedy disability. >> demarco just determined he going to get out of that chair and walk one day. and i believed it. >> [ applause ]. >> wow, what a wonderful story. >> yeah. so cool to see -- >> definitely. >>> we thank you so much for watching the "entertainment tonight" is up next. >> we will be back at 11. and at wkyc.com. hope you have a great night. >>> katy perry, a secret engagement? e.t. has the exclusive shots beaming with orlando. only we can tell you about the ring. >>> then dollywood in danger. >> go, go, go! dolly surrounded by wildfire and flames inching closer. what she's telling us today and she rev

. >> our old pal demarco murray quite the day against the green bay packers.here and throws for a touchdown as well. ten yard touchdown first of his career for demarco murray. green bay falls 4-5. eagles face green bay end of the month on monday night football. eagles go back on the road next month where they lost four straight to face the seahawks. seattle won 31 of the last 36 at home. seattle winning tonight on the road against new england in the final seconds. ducis, mike? >> we'll show you the highlights of the seattle new england game in just a second. plus, we hear from jordan matthews on the nasty hit he took today against atlanta. stay tuned. >> stay tuned for more sports sunday. ♪ ♪ 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. ♪ ♪ >> "action news" sports sunday sponsored by audi. ♪ ♪ >> here's the exclusive forecast, clouds late day rain monday with a high of 60.

gina demarco blamed the family who took the video is wrong. >> they didn't show up because they know they are wrong. >> what did they do? did they crash in you? >> yes. they did crash unusual me. gina demarco is expected to be sentenced march 28th. >> and flames seen shooting from one of the engines. hear from passengers ahead in the case. >> reporter: hi, everybody. jeff gillan. how did you spend cyber monday? i'm at zappos. i know how zappos spent it. >>> pretty quiet wind-wise. that won't last. we have a bumpy ride. we've got the forecast -- coming called a possible terrorist who went on the attack on the campus of ohio state university today and we'll have an update on the people injured. >>> chances are a lot of you watching us right now did some shopping at some point today >> don't tell. 122million americans right here in nevada also took part in cyber monday. that's the online shopping holiday that adds billions to retail's bottom line. jeff gillan spent part of the day at one business where cyber monday means everything. >> reporter: good evening from zappos. this online sho

demarco morgan reports that thousands of people are thankful they escaped the flames but are trying to figure out what's next. >> reporter: parts of gatlinburg, tennessee look like a scorched ghost town with smoldering homes burnt to the ground. >> we're still having because of the wind trees that are falling, power lines down, that's limiting our access into some of these areas. >> reporter: the flames hollowed out homes and buildings. many people forced to evacuate sought refuge in shelters like this one run by the red cross. greg and his family spent the night here after escaping the fire. >> you're looking out of every window you can. you're watching for a glow in the distance. you know, smoke everywhere. >> reporter: darian moved to gatlinburg from mississippi about a month and a half ago. though only had time to grab their 14-month-old son william and his diaper bag. >> we don't know what to do or what we're gonna do. we don't have anywhere to go. [ sirens ] >> reporter: officials say more than 400 emergency workers from multiple departments are working on putting out the fire an

demarco morgan reports from the heart of the d. destruction. (pkg)(track 1)parts of gatlinburg tennessee look like a scorched ghost town.with smoldering homes burnt to the ground.sot: greg miller gatlinburg fire chief (08-:18) we are still having because of the wind, trees that are falling. they are taking down power lines, that's limiting our access into some of these areas.(track 3)the flames hollowed out homes and buildings.many people forced to evacuate sought refuge in the red cross.greg lanham and his family spent the night here after escaping the fire (sot: greg lanham/gatlinburg resident) (:31-:38)"you're looking out of every window you can you're watching for a glow in the distance, there's smoke everywhere (nat)(track 4) the terrifying scene as they left was similar to what many encountered on the evacuation route. thick smoke blanketed the roads as the flames crept closer. (greg) "is it gonna reach this, is it gonna explode while were in traffic, what's gonna happen...you just don't know." (track 5)shari and daniel deason (dee-son) m

fox5's lauren demarco was live in vienna with the latest. what happened.wh >>reporter: we spoke with that he described a traumatic 0 or 15 a minutes where he says the other driver was trying to run him off of the road. it all started on the inner loop of the belt kay near national harbor and continued to the braddock road exit where theere passenger side of the hyundai was shattered. he exited the beltway, headed into a gas station parking lot to call 911. he says that car, the other driver, followed him briefly, but then sped away. now he told us in half five-month old baby was in the backseat screaming and crying.nd he says while the other driver was weaving around him he triedh to yell to that man to indicatet that he had a child in the backseat trying to get him to stop. you told him you had a baby. >> yes. > and he he kept. >> yes. > the man didn't want to be injuries, small cuts from the glass, but the baby was not hurt. he says when the window of his s car exploded he never saw the cause. he didn't know what caused it. it could have b

demarco, thank you. well, some of what president-elect trump promised to do, he can do with his own pen-- deporting illegal immigrants, for example. repealing obamacare, will require congress. like president obama eight years ago, the people who put him in office have great expectations. and here's mark strassmann. >> i had the best night's sleep i ever had after it was over with. >> reporter: we sat down with three trump voters at the minute grill, where diners have chewed over politics since 1963. >> if donald duck had been running against hillary, i would have voted for donald duck. >> reporter: harold martin is retired navy. ma they're both lifelong democrats. not this year. how can donald trump make dublin great again? >> by helping the economy. put more money in here. i mean, the money-- money is everything. >> reporter: was that your big issue, jobs? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: trump's message of america in decline resonated in dublin, georgia, population 16,000. this midpoint between atlanta on ele

anthony. >> mason: demarco morgan, thanks, demarco. in north carolina, there will be no criminal charges in the death of 43-year-old keith scott. today, the prosecutor cleared charlotte-mecklenberg police officer brentley vinson, saying the evidence of the shooting in september was justified. here's jericka duncan. >> don't shoot him. he has no weapon. >> reporter: this video, along with eyewitness reports that keith lamont scott was unarmed, spurred days of protests in charlotte. but today, district attorney andrew murray said he wanted to debunk what he called misinformation. for instance, eyewitness accounts that scott did not have a weapon. >> mr. scott's gun, a colt .380 semi-automatic was recovered at the scene. it had one round in the chamber. the safety was off and the gun was cocked. >> reporter: murray showed this surveillance video taken shortly before the shooting at a convenience store. he says officers saw this bulge on scott's ankle and thought this was a holstered gun. officer brentley vinson and another officer were at

demarco morgan is in tennessee with the latest. :47 - :52 -- bruce wilson / sullivan county fire chief 1:10 - 1:16 -- greg lanham / gatlinburg, tn resident 1:16 - 1:33 -- demarco morgan / cbs news, gatlinburg, tn "hit the gas! hit the gas!" you're watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escaped from a vacation resort area in the mountains of gatlinburg, tn ..they say they had no warning as the wall of flames surrounded them last night. and their only choice was to ride through - or die. please lord let us get off this mountain by early evening, wind speeds suddenly doubled -- turning into hurricane force winds that topped 87 miles per hour. fires quickly spread in this drought stricken area when burning embers flew and toppled trees ripped down powerlines. "this is so close to the resort" this community is at the edge of great smoky mountains national park, the most visited national park in the country. bruce wilson is the sullivan county fire chief. what's it like to actually be there? those people lost their homes and businesses and everything else. things they've wor

in the words of one survivor, it was like we were in demarco morgan has our report and the frightening video. >> reporter: you are watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a resort area in the mountains of gatlinburg, tennessee. they said they had no warning as the walls of flame surrounded them and their only choice was to ride through it or die. wind speeds suddenly doubled, turning into hurricane force winds that topped 87 miles per drought-stricken area when with burning embers blew and brought down power lines. this community is at the edge of the great smoky mountains national park, the most visited national park in the country. bruce sullivan is the chief of the fire department. what is it like to be there? >> it's devastating. all of those people lost their homes and businesses and everything else. things they worked hard for. >> reporter: neighborhoods wer this family escaped with their pet and the clothes on their backs. >> it's possessions. as long as i've got my family, that's all that matters, really. >> reporter: unfortunately, dozens of familie

demarco morgan, cbs news. >>> here's what we know. more than 150 homes and businesses have been either damaged or destroyed by the wildfire. in the midst of the east tennessee wildfires on the other side of the state near nashville, 20 coworkers are remembering those affected by the smokey mountain wildfires. the group is splitting that $420 million jackpot. one of the winners says now we can do more to help those who blessing to a lot of people. the cash value is $254 million so that comes out to $13 million per each person before taxes. >>> wondering what you can do to help those impacted by the wildfires. a lot of you vacation up there and maybe you visited in the past. we have a link for which you can donate on our website. also that information is available on the 10news app. >>> deadly storms toward two parts of the se overnight killing at least five people and hurting several more. it also businesses in that area. a tornado in northeast alabama killed three people in a mobile home. for children at a daycare center were badly hu

record is now 4-and-5 after a third straight loss today, this time in nashville titans running back demarco murray, that's tennessee's first play from scrimmage, a 75 yard touchdown run. the packers trailed 35-to-16 at halftime, and finally showed some signs of life here, aaron rodgers takes off on a 20 yard touchdown run, then was hit after he crossed the goal line, would that fire up the packers? no. marcus mariota shredded green bay's defense with 4 touchdown passes the titans win 47-25 the packers are a mess right now. >> we have just got to go back and work on ourselves. i think today was a wonderful game, we just didn't execute as well as we want to. obviously the other as well. dan: the packers three-game road trip continues next sunday in washington, dc against the redskins. later in sports, why green bay is still very much in the playoff race. sheldon: friends and neighbors are mourning the death of a local musician who was gunned down outside of his riverwest home, the shooting happened yesterday near meinecke and weil wisn 12 news terry sater is live in the neighborhood with more

lauren demarco has the story tonight. >>reporter: it's just sickening. an entire family gone. according to neighbors it wasit two parents, a young child and d small baby.sm they were all living in theth house you see on that farm herer behind me. this family is familiar to us. they've been in the news before because one of them temporarily we're not releasing any of their names because the stafford county sheriff's office is still working to notify relatives. they held a press conferenceconf this afternoon and gavea surprising little detail, justet speaking for about a minute ormu so. here's the bulk of what she hade to say. the preliminary investigationin shows that the incident was domestically related and is a murder suicide. the ages of the deceased are a female, a five-year old female,a and an 18 month old female. she went onto call this a veryry delicate situation and refused to take any questions. detectives continued to searcho for evidence into the eveningth houres after the medical examinr arrived and left.d we don't know the causes of deaths. none of the neighbors r

. >> lauren demarco is at clarksburg outlets where people shopping. >>reporter: behind me john ton and murray, they've got women's shoes buy one, get one free. >> clarks shoe get one pair and get one for 20 bucks. put sort of rough timeline of the evening for you. when we arrived cars were already pulling into the parking lot. that was 5:00 p.m. in the clarksburg premium outlets weren't scheduled to open for another hour. we did find a few stores early, including the fragrance outlet and surprise surprise, a starbucks. there were plenty of people waiting around until the doors finally began to on. in the 6:00 hours, the registers were ringing in plenty sales. by 7:00 p.m. p, the bags were getting heavy, some stopping for a dinner break for the record that's not even turkish no, it's pb and j. nike had promised to delay opening so employees had more time with their families on this thanksgiving day. was a long line of customers waiting to get inside and take advantage of all those deals. > come 9:00 p.m. and beyond, the shopping conditions. the stores

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. >> demarco morgan in manhattan for us. demarco, thank you. the cbs overnight news will be almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth cer: you taught him how to hit a baseball. how to hit a receiver. you even taught him how to hit the open man. but how much time have you spent teaching him... >>> some of what president-elect trump promised to do he can do with his own pen. deporting illegal immigrants, for example. but other priorities such as repealing obamacare will require congress. like president obama eight years ago, the people who put him in office have great expectations. and here's mark strassmann. >> i had the best night's sleep i ever had after it was over with but -- >> reporter: we sat down with three trump voters at the minute grill, where diners have chewed over politics since 1963. >> if donald duck had been running against hillary, i would have voted for donald duck. >> reporter: harold martin is retired navy. joe may is a soybean farm

today, demarco murray rans for a 75 yard touchdown on the titans first play from scrimmage. 7-0. the hosts led 21-0 after one quarter. marcus mariota-known for his turnover tendencies-did anything he wanted to the packers alleged defense. rishard mariota threw 4 of those in the before intermission. 28-7 afte4 getting gashed for 4 straight tds, the defense finally got a stop. punt to trevor davis..muff..fumble ..recovered..ed to another mariota td pass 35-10 35-16 at half. rodgers 2 td passes..2 interceptions running for the goal line from 20 yards away. that had to hurt..it set off a skrimish. 47-22. the packer's 3rd straight loss and 4th in 5 games hurt too. tim van vooren brings the blitz. is it possible for a 47-25 football game to be decided in the first 2 minutes? maybe. the packers fail after titans cash in, 75 yards on the ground on their first play from scrimmage. gap discipline. we didn't execute the full scheme of the defense. did it set any kind of a tone? that one play? i mean, any time the offense scores on the opening play like that, it sets a pretty big tone. we we

in the worf demarco morgan has our report and the frightening video. >> hit the gas! hit the gas! >> reporter: you are watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a vacation resort area in the mountains of gatlinburg, tennessee. they said they had no warning as the walls of flame surrounded them and their only choice was to ride through it or die. >> please lord, let us get off this mountain. >> reporter: wind speeds suddenly doubled, turning into hurricane force winds that topped 87 miles per hour. drought-stricken area when burning embers blew and toppled trees ripped down power lines. this community is at the edge of the great smoky mountains national park, the most visited national park in the country. bruce sullivan is the sullivan county fire chief. what is it like to be there? >> it's devastating. all of those people lost their homes and businesses and everything else. things they worked hard for. >> reporter: neibo at this red cross shelter, more than 1,000 showed up anxiously waiting to see what is left. greg laden and his family escaped with their

i'm demarco morgan. it's four days and counting till election day, and both hillary clinton and donald trump are crisscrossing the country, trying to drum up votes battleground states each will need to win the white house. how are they doing? we begin with major garrett with the trump campaign. >> so let me ask you this question. i've never done this before. will justice be done or not? will justice be done? yes or no? >> reporter: in jacksonville, florida today donald trump seized on a new report that the fbi has investigated criminal wrongdoing at the clinton foundation. avalanche of information is coming in. the fbi agents say their investigation is likely to yield an indictment. >> reporter: not quite. cbs news has confirmed that the fbi has looked into the finances of the clinton foundation, but so far no charges have been filed. >> he certainly knows how to shake things up, doesn't he? >> reporter: in pennsylvania trump's wife first campaign appearance since giving a partially plagiarized speech at

from the broadcast center here in new york city i'm demarco in new york city i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, november 4th, 2016. just four days until the presidential election. this is the "cbs mng >>> as we head into the final weekend of the campaign, hillary clinton is painting a grim picture of what a trump presidency might look like. >> we would have a commander in chief who is completely out of his depth and whose ideas are incredibly dangerous. >> meanwhile, melania trump hit the trail for the first time in months saying, as first lady, she would battle something her to talk to each other and to disagree with each other and to -- with each other. >>> while donald trump criminalizes clinton over her ongoing e-mail scandal. >> will justice be done? yes or no? >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> it is the final push before a presidential election, which by most accounts, will be a nail-biter. hillary clinton is trying to shore up the democratic base

now, gina demarco pled guilty to attempting to use someone else's identity to buy a car. charges for indecent exposure and leaving the scene of an accident were dropped. her lawyer said that's because the family who captured the cell phone video that you just saw never showed up on happened on the highway outside of court. >> no. they didn't show up because they know they are wrong. >> what did they do? >> they -- >> did they crash into you? >> yes. >> they didn't have kids in the car. it's all crap. i don't want to talk to anybody about it. >>> a local father asking for help finding the man he said sexually assaulted his daughter on thanksgiving day. antonio castelan has the >> reporter: the sexual assault happened at this gated community. the father tells us he never imagined this happening at a place he thought was safe. >> i just, you know -- we need to find him. i -- you know, god forbid it happens again. >> reporter: through his pain, this father, named travis speaks to the importance of the capture of a sexual predator. on thanksgiving around 1:30 in the afternoon,

"fox5" lauren demarco has the story. >> reporter: the nicu here at today we received update on the two tiny babies that tested positive for pseudo mow nass bacteria. >> i won't get into the details about the two bades but our colleagues are ensuring that one is being treated for a pseudo mow nass infection along with other complex issues with extreme prematurety. were moved out. "fox5" cameras were rolling as the medical team pulled and and shut came. they were shut down with pseudomonas showed up and was shut down and reopened when they thought it was taken care of. nearly a month later the experts are puzzled how. the water is currently testing negative so it's coming from somewhere else. have been seven infant deaths of the nicu. they've been working to figure out if bacteria is to blame n two case these can't rule out. >> there's a likey hood and it remains unclear when pseudomonas can be conclusively linked to theer two infant deaths. is it possible? yes. can we say for sure unfortunately no. we may never know conclusively. >> we take very seriously ou obligation to get to the bot

chefly, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". >> we're now headed to final weekend before the election. tonight the feds say they are assessing the credibility of information about a possible al-quida attack in the coming days. counter terrorism investigators say the information mentioned new york, texas, and virginia as possible target wtop national security correspondent j.j. green for his take. >> it is something going on. not unusual from anything that goes on on a normal basis but it also at the same time is not something that should deter people from going out to vote if they wish to go out and vote. >> fbi says it's working closely with law enforcement agency and sharing intelligence reports. >> meantime both presidential trail trying to drum up last few votes days before the election and new numbers show a few battle ground states up for grabs. lauren blanchard has the latest. >> you cannot be president of the united states if you don't know when to shut up. >> it doesn't look like 2016 campaign will change negative tune any time between now and tuesday. hillary clinton supporte

. >> demarco morgan in manha ttan usfor . demarco, thank you. the cbs overnight news will be if you run over somebody, 's it usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned pedestrians don't come with airbags. >>> some of what president-elect trump promised to do he can do with his own pen. deporting illegal immigrants, for example. but other priorities such as repealing obamacare will require congress. like president obama eight years ago, the people who put him in office have great and here's mark strassmann. >> i had the best night's sleep i had after it was over with but -- >> reporter: we sat down with three trump voters at the minute grill, where diners have chewed over politics since 1963. >> if donald duck had been running against hillary, i would have voted for donald duck. >> reporter: harold martin is retired navy. joe may is a soybean farmer. they're both lifelong democrats. not this year. great again? >> by helping the economy. putting more money in here. i mean, money -- the money is everything. >> re

lauren demarco is live with the latest. police say the suspect has planned to meet up with a 15 year old girl for seven. 44 year old he steel dan is better known in montgomerymont county as coach oscar and those who know him say he's been assisting a boy's basketball team for several years. it's really sad because this iss a great opportunity for childred and they help people get the kids really love basketball. i was very surprised and shocked because his daughter is about the same age. police say dan had posted on craigslist in the casual encounter category, seeking asek young woman and communicated with an undercover officerun presenting her as as a 15 year old girl. he said he wanted to have sexve with her on a regular basis and pay her # hundred dollars eachhd time. he set upeach a face-to-face mee for tuesday. police were waiting for him when he showed up here dan has been removed fromm coaching from the aau team. it comes as a major shock andshc all coaches, volunteers andnd staff members undergo several layers of ba

demarco may the nfl. and the football team's big win against wyoming and the ufc fights last night. and they are talking about the exciting amateur fight to raise money for wounded veterans coming up. and the round of eight in nascar's chase. they were alive to make next week's final four.

demarco morgan is in tennessee. >> hit the gas! >> reporter: you're watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a vacation resort area in the mountains of gatlinburg, tennessee. they say they had no warning as the wall of flames surrounded them last night, and their only choice was to ride through it or die. >> please, lord, let us get off this mountain. >> reporter: by early evening, wind speeds suddenly doubled, turning into hurricane-force winds that topped 87 miles per hour. drought-stricken area when burning embers blew and toppled trees ripped down power lines. this community is at the edge of great smoky mountain's national park, the most visited national park in the country. >> the smoke is really bad in here. >> reporter: logan baker was at the vista hilton hotel when flames came right up to the building. >> they're keeping us in here for now. >> reporter: bruce wilson is the sullivan county fire chief. what is it like to actually be there? >> it's horrible. i mean, it's devastating to-- you know, a

demarco morgan found that two days later, some of them are still angry. >> no racist u.s.a. >> reporter: like a rolling wave, protesters voiced their anger all across the country. fires raged in oakland, where 7,000 gathered. while an effigy of the president-elect burned in l.a. in chicago, protesters shut down lake shore drive and activists lit up a "better than message outside the white house. it seems like everywhere there's a trump building, there's an anti-trump protest. >> not my president! >> we are the popular vote! >> reporter: here in new york, that mood was echoed in union square. >> huge disappointment in our nation and the results of the election. >> reporter: daryl stone made clear this isn't just about politics. >> it's personal for me as a woman. i don't want anybody telling me for my own life. >> reporter: postelection emotion have triggered groups like this one in new york where subway riders write up post-its procriming their love or hate for trump, while others across the country are going online with hashtags #ptsd. >> i think there's something very fundamental abou