douglas hughes was a mailman at the time and said he wanted to deliver letters to congress protesting're wondering his gyrocopter was a lawn chair with a propeller on top. trace gallagher has the news. serious charges here. >> reporter: douglas hughes was facing a bunch of felonies and up to nine and a half years in prison. now because of the plea deal he is looking at the possible of maybe three years in prison, although music' lawyer is under the impression that prosecutors won't ask for more than ten months but he is going to spend some time in jail, and be forced to pay up to $250,000 in fines. the faa would like him to pay an additional $11,000, but just like the jail time, the fines could end up being lower, which is good news for douglas hughes because he is now unemployed him was mailman when he made the flight, and put the postal service logo on the back of his gyrocopter, or verty-bird it's been known. >> this flight, he is saying he is guilty but certainly not apologizing. >> reporter: no. in fact when gets out out of jail he wants to speak out against money in politics whi

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douglas hughes originally rejected it. he could spend up to three years in prison. >>> the former fairfax cop accused of killing a man during a domestic call is due in court. lawyers are asking for a change of venue and to let him out of prison while he waits for trial. he is charged with fatally shooting shooting john doar who was unarmed. >>> a driver is behind bars after crashing a car into howard university. a student at howard's spotlight video showed this video. no one inside was hurt in the incident. the person behind the wheel was charged with reckless driving. >>> warmer weather is moving out. it's feeling more like fall and could get colder as we head toward the weekend. here's howard with a look at the forecast. howard? >> we're back to average temperatures. people say oh, it's chilly. it's november 20th. it should be on the chilly side. temperatures are pretty much running 50 to 55 out there and a degree or two warmer. one of the things that makes you feel cooler today, the winds. we've got gusts at martinsburg

douglas hughes was the man who landed a gyrocopter on the grounds of the u.s. capitol. today he pleaded guilty to charge against him. his attorneys are asking for probation. prosecutors agree not to ask for more than ten months in prison. part of the plea deal hughes will be forced to give up his gyrocopter. >> it is not a cop-out to me to plead guilty and take the heat for what i did. that is the essence of civil disobedience. maureen: hughes called his flight an act of civil disobedience to protest big money donation in politics. he will be sentenced april 13. leon: more conventional method of travel. the thanksgiving get-away is already upon us. in light of the recent terror attacks and the t.s.a. is on alert at area airports big-time. brianne carter standing by at reagan national airport tonight checking things out to tell us how things are shaping up out there. gives advice about what folks should do if they are heading out of town going through the airport. brianne: we are seeing stepped-up security. take a look behind us. it doesn't look too busy tonight. we are

in april, douglas hughes flew a gyrocopter through heavily restricted air space before landing right outside the u.s. capitol. now, his attorney says hughes will plead guilty to one felony count operating the gyrocopter without a license. he was born in san mateo and called his flight an act of civil disobedience and now expected to be grounded in prison for up to three years. >>> if you have a student loan or any other government-backed debt your phone could be flooded with robocalls. a tiny amendment would allow debt collectors the authority to robocall cell phones and based on cnbc analysis and more than 50,000 consumer complaints, your cell phone may be targeted even if you don't owe any more money. >>> coming up right now at 6:00, a fire at a senior living apartment complex driving out dozens of people. i'm stephanie chuang live in belmont with the latest and what firefighters are crediting that may have saved some lives here this morning. >>> airports across the country, including right here at sfo. what tsa agents uncovered in carry ones that have authorities concerned this mor

douglas hughes is expected to plead guilty for a felony charge later this month. he landed at the u.s. capitol to protest big money in politics. >>> a sexting investigation at a colorado high school may involve hundreds of people and bizarre new details in the case of the illinois cop who killed himself. those are some of the headlines on the morning's newsstand. >>> the "chicago tribune" attempt to hire a hit man by a illinois police officer who staged his own sued. gliniewicz tried to set up a meeting with a high ranking gang member. they say he feared that a woman was going to expose him as an em gone. classes are back in session california-merced after a police say the man was scared to getting kicked out of a study group. authorities say he planned to hand cuff students and spread petroleum jelly on the floor. he was shot dead on campus on thursday. they said he plan to ambush police to get their guns. >> we found a two-page handwritten and i'm going to call it a manifesto detailing his projected activities pertaining to the day's events. >> investigators hav

douglas hughes lawyers says he will plead guilty to operate aquirre ro copter without a license. we all remember his flight from pennsylvania to the capitol lawn in april to bring attention to the influence of big money in politics. hughes' landing raised questions about the security in the airspace around this district. >> six months, that's how long it will take before you start seeing changes on metro, at least that's what the board expects under its new gm. it has been a messy gm search but it's almost done. we wiedefeld still needs a contract signed and had to be sign with a background in contract and ave 8 iation, he seems to be what they want. they officially introduce him in just a couple of weeks. >> you will not see some familiar faces at next week's primetime gop debate. new jersey governor chris christie and mike huckabee are getting the boot. fox business network hosting the debate said the two candidates will be on the undercard debate due to their falling poll numbers. at least they made a debate. george pataki's numbers are so bad he won't appear in either debate.

in april douglas hughes flew a gyrocopter, you'll remember that, through heavily restricted air space before landing just outside the u.s. capitol. right on the grounds there. now his attorney says that hughes will plead guilty to one felony count operating the copter without a license. hughes was born in san mateo and called his flight an act of civil disobedience. now expected to be grounded in prison for up to three years. >>> happening today, presidential hopeful hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will make a rare, joint appearance. for msnbc first democratic forum held in the south. it will take place in the critical early voting state of south carolina. the 90-minute forum will be moderated by rachel maddow and center around southern specific issues. >>> if you have a student loan or any other government-backed debt your phone could soon get flooded with robo calls. tiny amendments will allow debt collectors to robo call cell phones. based on a cnbc.com analysis of more than 50,000 consumer complaints, your cell phone may be targeted even if you don't owe money

douglas hughes will admit he flew it without a license. that's a felony. the lawyer says he faces three years in prison but the government agreed the sentencing guidelines don't apply. hughes said it was a stunt to draw attention to the influence of big money on politics. did it work? i don't know. it was such a big event. >> it goss attention. turning our focus now to the race for the white house and the next republican debate slightly whittled down. two candidates bumped from the main stage includi a sitting governor with a big personality. it's your voice, your vote. abc's devin dwyer with the details. >> the republican stage is shrinking. organizers at the next gop debate revealed new jersey governor chris christie failed to win a podium at the primetime fox business journal debate next week in wisconsin. he was once considered the gop's best chance to capture the quous. now he's an underdog. instead of being on the main stage, he's relegated to the undercard debate. prior to the flouncement, he spoking with jonathan carl. >> i don't get to make the ru

his lawyer says douglas hughes will plead guilty to operating the copter without a license, which is a felony. he faces three years in prison. >>> well, based on new data from nasa scientists think they know what went wrong on mars once likely a garden spot of the solar system. most of its atmosphere was stripped away by solar storms and without. air it lost most of its water. earth was spared blas it has a magnetic field. the channels, the solar wind toward the pole, mars doesn't have any of that. >> i was always curious about what happened to mars. now we do. america. did yours make the list? >>> the first big shopping frenzy of the season as the top designer's fashion sells out everywhere. >>> the surprise visitor, not so shy gator that knocked right on >>> brand-new pictures this morning from nasa of that rocket launch failure last year. the rocket exploded just seconds after takeoff from the launchpad in virginia. it was supposed to be delivering supplies to the international space station. the explosion releasing the force of 200 tons of tnt. >>> this morning's jobs report coul

douglas hughes landed his he says the stunt was meant to call attention to what he called 'the influence of big money in politiis'. hughes' attorney says he will ask for probation, and prosecutors have agreed not to ask for more than 10 months in prison. chipotle customers are raising questions about foooo safety, after an e coli outbreak at the popular burrito chain. the outbreak has so far caused 45 cases of the illness in six states: washington, oregon, california, minnesota, new york, and ohio. hat's accorring to the centers for disease control. 16 people were so sick they had to be hospitalized. the c-d-c says a single ingredient is the likely culprit...but they haven't identified what it is. sooe customers want more transparency from the company, when it come to what it's serving. " "if you have things that are raw you should definitely pull those and not make them available untii you can at least see if there's something bacteria related that people shshuldn't be eatii " chipotle locations in oregon and washington reopened last week after being closed due to the outbreak. we'll ta

his lawyer says douglas hughes will plead guilty to orpth tper the aircraft without a license, which felonyat offense coue by three years in prison but it's unlikely hughes will serve that given the deal with prosecutors. >>> also happening today, the start of the busy thanksgiving travel season. more than 25 million passengers will head to the nation's airports over the next 12 days. and because of security concerns here's what the tsa wants you to do. get to the airport two hours before your flight. next sunday when everyone heads home that's expected to be the busiest travel day. the least busiest day, thanksgiving itself. >> who knew that? all right. so travel for the masses can be tough, as you know. but if you're a celebrity it's going to get a lot easier. one of the nation's busiest airports, a new special terminal for the rich and famous. at l.a.x. has been approved. it would allow famous people to avoid the public on their way to first class. a temporary facility will be operational within six months while the permanent terminal is constructed. >> hashtag 1 percent. >> it's

his lawyer says douglas hughes will plead guilty to operating the copter without a license, which is a felony. he faces three years in prison. >>> well, based on new data from nasa scientists think they know what went wrong on mars once likely a garden spot of the solar system. most of its atmosphere was stripped away by solar storms and without. air it lost most of its water. earth was spared blas it has a magnetic field. the channels, the solar wind toward the pole, mars doesn't have any of that. >> i was always curious about now we do. america. >>> the first big shopping frenzy of the season as the top designer's fashion sells out everywhere. >>> the surprise visitor, not so shy gator that knocked right on a front door. maria. there are thousands of ways into the complex health care system. and choosing unitedhealthcare can help make it simpler with our 24/7 nurseline. nurse:(over phone) if it's pinkeye, it could be contagious. oh. i know. r your body back. hydrates, eases and softens so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. this guy from engine

back in april, douglas hughes landed his gyrocopter just within feet of the halls of congress on capitol hill. his lawyer says he's going to plead guilty in two weeks to one count of not having a license. now, that's a felony and it could get hughes three years in prison. >>> 4:51. still to come, the company that wants to help parents put their >>> plus, the feature that apple could be adding to the iphones. >>> and wish granted. who came through for a "star wars" fan who made a dying star light star bright, the first star i see tonight i wish i may, i wish i might, have the wish i wish tonight wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list event is on. right now get exceptional offers on the entire lincoln family. for a limited time your choice of mkc, mkz gas or hybrid for $369 a month with zero due at >>> welcome back. tv before bedtime usually not recommended, but netflix has launched a new series that runs only five minutes an episode. so parents can let their kids watch one more show before bed. netflix also polled parents about what tactics their children use to delay bedtime. they fo

happening today, douglas hughes, the man who flew a gyro cop tore on to the lawn of the us capitol, remember this, expected to plead guilty to operating the aircraft without a license. hughes was arrested in april after flying it from get its berg to washington. he said did he it to call attention to the influence every big money and politics. he faces three years in prison. >> marathon weekends is underway here in philadelphia. this morning, mayor michael nutter kicking off the celebration at the pennsylvania convention center. now, he will get help from olympic runner bill rogers who won the philadelphia marathon back in 1974. an estimated 30,000 runners will be at the starting line for this weekend's races. >> also tonight, santa claus flips the switch on the impressive holiday light display at peddlers village in bucks county. so exciting, isn't it? more than 1 million light will get people in the spirit for the holidays. meteorologist, kate bilo, there live for the festivities on "eyewitness news" today at five and 6:00. and coming up in the next half hour, our jan carabeo will take you

>> you remember this douglas hughes the former mailman who landed a gyro copper right outside of thetal back in april he is expected to plead guilty later this month. he faces six felony counts and three years in prison for flying through some of america's most restricted airspace invading all secret security. he planned to deliver letters to congress bushing for campaign finances reform. >> this looks like something out of an action movie but it is real. using custom made jet backs flying beside the largest passenger lane. the daredevils hitting speeds of 120 miles per hour 4,000 feet above due by. they spent three months evaluating every aspect of the flight and either practiced with simulators one of the jet patterns compared he and his partners to two mosquitos flying with an eagle. >> fox business alert. beware before you hit the road ways your air bag may not be working. sha cheryl casone with what you need to know about the recall. >> it covers 126,000 vehicles beau due to air bags malfunctioning. the inflation of air bags made them discover the flaw. models of 2008 and 2010 a

douglas hughes' lawyer said he did it to call to attention how rich people and corporations influence politics. he could fac up to three years in prison. hughes will ask the judge to allow him to participate in a democracy spring march before sentencing. >>> there's a hearing over a debunked article. there was an article about jackie who said she was gang raped at the university of georgia. police found no evidence to support her claim. lawyers say the woman is not cooperating na their 7.5 defamation lawsuit and they want a judge to force jackie to hand over documents she sent to the magazine. this is according to the "richmond times-dispatch." "rolling stone" recalled the article. >>> police say an officer fired one shot in self-defense. the man was hit in the chest and died. >>> today we expect an update on gun restrictions in the district. a federal appeals court will consider whether a person has to state a good reason in order to obtain a concealed carry permit. this is -- this comes as a new poll finds the district almost equally split over a citywide ban on gun ownership. 51% o

attorneys for douglas hughes says he is expected to plead guilty.ghes will appear in federal court here in the district later this mochb. he was arrested after dranking that aircraft. hughes may now face up to three years in prison. >>> minute by minute we're getting news from sharm el sheikh. they're saying the french should limit tlavl around egypt in general. fears growing that terrorists bombing the russian jet that crashed in the sinai peninsula saturday. >>> the other big news right now is that britain's plan to evacuate thousands of i its citizens stranded in sharm el sheikh is completely in limbo. authorities suspended most of the flights leaving the tourists waiting. the british ones have been stuck since wednesday. back to you. >> thank you. it's 6:49. >>> they found graffiti in a bathroom at price mall. they were targeting muslims. >>> the mormon church is doubling down on its stance against same sex marriage. new this morning they'll feel the impact. the children will not be allowed to receive baptism. >> or any blessings associated with

. >> a lawyer for douglas hughes says he will admit to flying the copter without a license from pennsylvania dc back in april. he thinks the free years in prison will ask for house arrest or less than six months in prison. hughes says his flight was to protest against big money in government. >> dramatic dash cam video showing the moment a sus speblth was taken out. driving up to 100 miles an hour down a busy street in dallas. they who to use a stop stick to slow him down. it forced the suspect to pull over. after a nearly 2 hour standoff he surrendered. >> two-car thieves turned into chauffeurs after the crime. an 8-year-old boy in the back of the car, what next? they asked where he went to school and dropped him off. she left him in the car with keys and went to the post office but when she went out it was missing with her child. the boy was not hurt. >>> it is time to brew on this. parents of bullies could soon be punished by police in wisconsin. the village board there just adopted an ordinance where parents could get police communication if their child was caught bullying. if it happene

douglas hughes will plead guilty to operating a gyro copter without a license, a felony charge that carriestial three years in prison. his attorney will ask the judge for probation. hughes called the stunt an act of civil recipients. and that is a look at our civil disobedience. and that is outlook at the news. from the news desk, i am mark crumpton. let's get a quick recap on how markets close after the blockbuster jobs number. the indexes don't tell you a whole lot. you have to look at the sector breakdown. financials led the way up, gaining about 1% on the prospect of higher interest rate. utilities at the same time that crushed for the biggest kind since february. the dollar surged and treasuries tumbled. this is the highest level in 4.5 years. incredible. joe: wow. also, the other thing is if you look at the 10-year yield, which is sensitive to the economy, very big jump there. it looks like today's jodhpur or --jobs report at least at the margins change the way people look at the economy. alix: very quiet. the action is where it should be. the other big piece of news that we got today

. >> douglas hughes, and exposed weaknesses chris gordon reports. >> no one has seen anything like it, a gyrocopter flying through restricted airspace over the mall, near the white house, landing on the lawn of the u.s. capitol. former u.s. postal employee doug hughes did it to deliver a message, protesting the influence of big money on congress. hughes was arrested, questions were asked, why wasn't he shot down, now with terrorism on everyone's mind, i asked hughes this question. >> how do you feel about exposing this weakness in the capitol security? >> it was an unintentional benefit if you assume that it has resulted in closing that gap. >> hughes today pleaded guilty to a felony, operating an aircraft without an airman certificate. he could get up top three years when he is sentenced next april, but hughes asked the judge if he could participate in a march from philadelphia to washington the week before he's sentenced called democracy spring. >> it will be one of the largest civil disobedience. already over 600 people have pledged. >> hughes takes responsibility for flying the gy

under the agreement douglas hughes is expected to plead guilty to a felony charge operating a jury row copter without a license -- gyrocopter without a license. that carry as potential jail term of three years. >>> bryce harper is the youngest mvp winner in baseball history. he got the national league mvp honor yesterday. lead the majors with a .649 slugging percentage 460 on base average hitting 42 home runs, 99 rbis. the only other player to hit numbers like that babe ruth. babe ruth was 25 when he did it. harper is 22. >> unanimous. that says it all. >>> federal regulators approve a new version of salmon. some people are calling it frankenfish. >> a former israeli spy is released from federal prison after 30 years. howard? >> getting chilly out here. we've seen temperatures drop anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. now down to the low 40s. a cool friday ahead. your forecast ahead as well in just a couple of minutes. >> around the beltway we are issue and problem free this morning. certainly some good news there. looks like a fantastic friday already in sig

the douglas hughes operate ad gyrocopter without a license. >> didn't know that was a specific charge. >> apparently it is now and it's a felony. he pulled the stunt to call attention to influence of big money in politics. >> we're getting ready to hear a song from pope fancy's new album, "wake-up." >> wake up. wake up. [applause] >> the lord speaks. >> i got to say this is interesting. you think? >> i wonder who is producer of album? >> i think he is cool guy. i'm not so sure about the album. it is called "wake-up." includes 11 tracks. and parts of pope francis's speeches. six composers contributed. full album is due out end of the month. >> we shared a small portion. >> wake up. wake up. >> those words, you know, chill us to our bones. perhaps we're not reacting way we should. he is very cool guy. i admire him and respect him greatly. i did shed many tears when he was here. i'm not dissing the pope. just want you to know that. >> duke's off. mets have tonight to give qualifying offer to second baseman daniel murphy. >> one year deal worth, get this, $15.8 million. one little year. >

douglas hughes, faces up to three years in prison. police arrested him. probably remember, in april, after the flew the thing from pennsylvania through some of the most redistricted air space in the country. >> in minneapolis, naacp organizers set to hold a candlelight victim toll march in minneapolis for the enarmed black man who died after an officer shot him. hundreds of people met outside the police station last night for the fifth straight day of protests after jamar clark's killing. the feds investigating what happened. >>> in mississippi, the election for state house of representatives failed to come up with a winner after both candidates exactly tied, exact same number of votes, and when that happens in mississippi you draw straws. today the democrat won and there's no filibuster proof anything for republicans. jeb 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

douglas hughes was arrested on april 15 after flying his drone through restricted air space and landing on capital grounds. he claims he did it as an act of civil disobedience to call attention to big money politics. he will plead guilty on november 20 to flying a gyrocopter without a license. he could face up to three years in prison. he was born in san mateo and raised in santa cruz. >>> business owners along geary boulevard are upset. the final public hearing was held tonight. it would create bus only planes near the curb an down the center of the road. business owners say that would eliminate parking spaces. other people who live along geary worry if the plan is approved, two pedestrian bridges will be torn down. >> we have kids who come across the bridge to and from school. field trips. for various activities around the neighborhood. and we want them to be safe. >> reporter: the city says those bridges don't meet guidelines for people with disabilities and would be replaced with street level crosswalks. >>> wall street drifted lower today ahead of the monthly jobs report due out to

>> reporter: wendy, former postal worker douglas hughes landed right over there on the front lawn of u.s. capitol in april. today he told the judge that he was depressed over his son's suicide for two years and on medication when he finally decided he had to take action to give his own life meaning and he decided to protest against political corruption. >> gyrocopter doug hughes left the federal courthouse after entering a guilty plea, operating an aircraft without an airman's certificate when he flew his gyrocopter through restricted airspace landing at the u.s. capitol to advocate campaign finance reform. >> we're going to argue, of course, for probation which certainly seems appropriate to me, but i'm biased. >> reporter: prosecutors will ask that hughes get jail time. >> it could put you behind bars for up to ten months. >> no, it can put me in jail for up to three years. >> reporter: you want to go to jail? >> not a bit. it's not on my bucket list. >> reporter: before hughes is sentenced next april he's asked federal judge for permission to participate in a march and rally from

douglas hughes admitted to operating the one-man craft without a license.ril, he buzzed through restricted airspace, saying he wanted to draw attention to big money in politics. hughes could get up to ten months in prison. princeton university has agreed to consider removing the name of woodrow wilson, its alumnus and former u.s. president, from campus buildings and programs. that came after black and white students staged a 32-hour sit-in to protest wilson's support of racial segregation. wilson was president of princeton from 1902 to 1910, before being elected governor of new jersey and then, president of the united states. and, wall street finished the week on a high note. the dow jones industrial average gained 91 points to close near 17,824. the nasdaq rose 31 points, and the s&p 500 added 8. for the week, all three indexes were up well over 3%. still to come on the newshour: paris, one week after the deadly terror attacks; the women of the islamic state; mark shields and david brooks on mpaign rhetoric and refugees, and much more. >> woodruff: it's be

douglas hughes agreed to plead to felony charges of operating a gyrocopter without a license.d faced more serious charges carrying a potential nine years in prison. prosecutors have agreed to ask for no more than 10 months behind bars while hughes' attorney wants probation instead. hughes has said his april 15th stunt was a way to call attention to big money in politics. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the developments in paris as well as the other top stories from around the world. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >> in other news tonight the philadelphia funeral director accused of mishandling human remains is behind bars. only "action news" was there last evening as 72-year-old janet powell daily was brought into central detectives for processing. today she was formally charged with abuse of corpse and theft. jewelry that 3-d composed bodies were found in a straub mansion garage a few months ago just a block from her business. officials say powell daily's funeral home had been operating without a license since 2012. >>> chopp

douglas hughes managed to touch down in washington, d.c. on tax day. his attorney says hughes will plead guilty to operating a gyrocopter without a license and he faces three years if prison when sentenced in two weeks. >>> "good morning america" is coming up next and let's check in with robin roberts. you've got a big show. >> yes, we do have a big show and we have two exclusives for you. beginning with the murder mystery on the hudson. the woman that was charged with killing her fiancee while on a kayaking trip, she's now speaking out about what she says really happened. and she talks to our elizabeth vargas about that. >>> we're going one-on-one with the yankees' cc sabathia. he's speaking out for the first with alcoholism. my exclusive interview with come is coming up. >>> and finally a real medical mystery. seven sisters all with breast cancer. seven sisters. >> wow. >> they have no strong family history of the disease guys. the case is stumping doctors and we're going to hear from them this morning. this friday morning here on gla. big morning fo

doug douglas hughes touched down outside the capitol only tax day. he wanted to call attention to the influence of big money and politics. his attorney says he will plead guilty to operating a gyrocopter without license and he faces three year in press when sentenced in two weeks. >>> trump entertainment reports is suing two insurance companies saying they department pay up after superstorm sandy. the atlantic city casino company says they wrongly withheld payments during and after the storm. the taj mahal and trump plaza are involved. >>> tea flamed the flame but no know when to bring the heat. some of new york's -- new york city city's bravest put their cooking skills to the test. the event helped celebrate the department's 150th anniversary of service. also allowed firefighters to prepare dishing for a panel of -- dishes for a panel of celebrities and new york food people. all donations raised at the event benefit the museum. >> firefighters know how to cook. >> they really do. >>> coming up on eyewitness news this morning, you will not see califo

douglas hughes flew as a protest against wealthy special interests. he faces three years in prison as part of a plea deal. his attorney says hughes will keep fighting corruption in government. >>> a denver bookstore named isis that's the name of the bookstore has been vandalized. the store has nothing to do with the terror group but was named well before the terror group but someone threw a brick at the store sign. >> i don't know if somebody walking down the street just saw our name on the sign and kind of lost it for a moment and threw a rock through it. or if it was an ignorant person who actually thought this was an -- a bookstore for terrorists. >> this is the fourth time the business has been vandalized in the past few months and for clarity's sake the store was named 35 years ago in honor of the egyptian goddess isis. yeah, this isis is an acronym nothing to dod with that isis. -- to do with that isis. >> yeah. >>> we are less than a week away from thanksgiving and we're talking about that a few minutes ago and a manhattan woman knows firsthand

>> well, the charges against douglas hughes is operating a gyrocopter without a license, and it's a felony. he has said he pulled the stunt to call attention to the influence of big money and politics -- >> kind of had an inkling of that, but okay. >> he faces three years in prison. >> okay. so the rockefeller center christmas tree, is it in position? >> it's ready to go up. it's in midtown right now. the tree is 78 feet tall, ten tons, it weighs. it's from gardener, new york. >> alfred and nancy, from their front lawn. again, word is they didn't receive any money for this tree. keep going. >> greg -- all right. the annual lighting ceremony is december 2nd. i can't believe it. now. >> i know, that's exactly right. and it doesn't feel like winter at all, and i'm not complaining. >> it is kind of weird. it's 6 7:00 degrees right now. -- 67 degrees right now. >> it feels it. are you hot with this jacket on? >> it's unnecessary, this plaid woolen thing. >> so take it off. just roll up your sleeves -- >> they're already complaining that i'm wearing blue jeans, and it's friday, believe me alone.

back in april, douglas hughes landed his gyrocopter on the u.s. capitol grounds. his lawyer says he will plead guilty in two weeks to one count of not having a pilot's license. that's a felony. it should get him a three-year prison sentence. >>> 5:39 right now. still ahead here on "today in new york," it's a true sign of the season to come. countdown is on for president live debut of the rockefeller center christmas tree. >>> and the canine that's not a big fan of the police training program. >>> and we're going to have weather and traffic on the 4s coming up as we look at -- what are we looking at there? newark liberty airport, the new jersey turnpike. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are up. pwhich makes the checkout lane, victory lane. >>> welcome back. 66 degrees. yes, 66 degrees as we look at that ice rink in rockefeller center. well, last night on "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon, jimmy and martin short got dramatic. the

chief justice warren, hugh black, william douglas, sherman mitten, and stanley read. did they differ much during the arguments made in the first set? >> the oral arguments the second time around were focused on these questions about original intent. the trouble there, jeffrey has already explain ed what the problems were. the question was put before the lawyers, the naacp lawyers, struggled a bit. the problem was that the answer was not going to be found in the questions that had been put before the lawyers and the court. >> is seminole question before the court in this case does racial segregation in children of public schools deprive minority children of their rights? >> this is a riveting decision and a riveting story of how he got there. o the arguments are heard. the justices have their vote in the private conference. and warren begins by saying this is an easy case. this is an easy case. it's obvious that segregation has the intent and purpose and the effect of degrading african-american and then they take a vote. it's not entirely clear what the first vote was,