let 's go in focus to find out with steve forbes, rich carlguard, elizabeth mcdonald, john tamany and mark. in light of terrorist infiltration, is it time to pause the refugee program here? >> that's a no-brainer. that's why the house passed with democratic support this week a bill to do that. have a pause. have the fbi more involved before letting people in. those are basic me sures. in terms of the refugee crisis we wouldn't have had it if obama had been open to establishing a sanctuary inside syria which he reejected two years ago if it hadn't led to the policies which led to disaster in libya. he's the prime cause. now he tries to throw it on republicans. >> republicans and democrats. a lot of them are going along with republicans on this. the whole widow and orphan line, you look at the stats. 79% are among men. >> look. i'm all for controls. we are not admitting terrorists into this country. most of the people are not potential jihad -- members who want to commit jied ha and upset or destroy the united states. >> they are fleeing terrorism. they are fleeing people trying to kill

let's go in with steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, john tomney and bruce jabson. what's it going to cost us all? >> the fbi director has it right. director comby has it right and the white house has it wrong as it is in so many areas. the fact is police are hanging back. they are not being backed by the president of the united states. already in new york city people are look over their shoulders. you remember times square to what it was 20 years ago. these things have an enormous cost. >> murders, we have a chart showing the murder rate is all up all over the country while arrests are way down all oh over the country in the same cities. what's your explanation for that? >> those are certainly sobering numbers. they say to this point we don't know what's going on and that's a problem. in the speech fbi director comey said we have to hit it hard. we get crime statistics on the rise or whatever. we don't know what's going on across the country in these communities. that's a problem. >> we can figure it out, e-mac. comes are afraid to have getting arrested or worse. t

reached a $5 million settlement with the mcdonald family. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. josh: also new this noon russian , president vladimir putin says the surviving pilot of the russian plane shot down by turkey has been rescued in a 12-hour mission. the airman says turkish jets did plane was flying over syrian territory, not in violation of turkish airspace. the other pilot is reportedly dead. a lot of people watching the forecast over the next few days. kevin: yeah, the weather last year not the best of timing, and obviously this time around works out well. we will talk about that coming up. josh: sounds good. in today' s cook' s corner, we take you out of the news 9 kitchen and tell you what' s cooking around town for the thanksgiving holiday. now to our u-local hot shot. alizay is thankful for family and friends. we love this hand-drawn submission. have a happy thanksgiving, nicely done. have a happy thanksgiving, alizay. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of

elizabeth: mcdonald says she is looking forward to going to baseball games with her husband and doing things she couldn't enjoy before. shaina: good you really wrap your mind around how life-changing that is? finally being able to see your immediate family. eric: and over in iowa city, a woman just had identical triplets without the use of any fertility drugs. it's extremely rare. tadhg, sean and cathal on november 3rd. each weighed between three and four pounds. doctors say natural, identical triplets is super rare, only happening in .004% of pregnancies. elizabeth: we should mention the mccoy septuplets story is on kcci.com. mollie cooney went to their home in carlisle to celebrate their 18th birthday on thursday. one is going into the army, one wants a career in music, to want to be teachers, to will study computer science, what is going into construction. they have big plans for their future. shaina: imagine the massive sectional couch and counterspace. eric: it will be so quiet next year. shaina: talk about an empty nest. we gotta show you what stopped in dallas county on monday.

. >> elizabeth: -- mcdonald before the shooting. >> the macy's thanksgiving day parade went off without a hitch. there was increased security in light of the paris attacks. as many of you wind down after the big holiday meals, some of you are already getting ready for the post-thanksgiving shopping spree, known as black friday. fox 25 storm tracker meteorologist, sarah wroblewski. >> sarah: temperatures in boston, 51 and we have some warmth to our south, this is the milder air heading our way for black friday, so tonight, not too bad, as i mentioned in the 50's, a few 40's, sprinkles and keene, 46 degrees. if boston expects those clouds to fill on in, as temperatures will fall back into the upper 40's through the overnight hours, further west, places like worcester, expecting temperatures to stay in the mid to even upper 40's, but of course, you get that shopping done a little bit earlier in places like nashua, new hampshire, so if you're headed there, expect the temperatures near 50 now to drop in to the mid 40's by 9:00 p.m., lower 40's through the overnight hours, and by the time you

mcdonald: unelievable. i mean, close up i could see them, but i couldn't see fine details. elizabeth: it's hard to imagine. mcdonald says she is looking forward to going to baseball games with her husband and doing things she couldn't enjoy before. eric: you are be so emotional to see them for the first time. -- it would be so emotional to see them for the first time. and over in iowa city, a woman just had identical triplets without the use of any fertility drugs. it's extremely rare. bridget hogan had three boys, tadhg, sean and cathal on november 3rd. each weighed between three and four pounds. hogan already had a two-year-old son. doctors say natural, identical triplets is super rare, only happening in .004% of pregnancies. elizabeth: the mccoy septuplets story is on. mollie cooney went to their home in carlisle to celebrate their 15th birthday. one is going to the army, one wants a career in music, to will study computer science, one is going into construction. they all have exciting future plans. shaina: what a transition to leave home. elizabeth: especially that many people. s

i am elizabeth mcdan col mcdonald in for chin h charles payne. >> trump is not backing down, he doubled down on his controversial policy, when he spoke with maria bartiromo this morning. >> every arena is sold out with thousands of people, what i say i'm going to build a wall, and you know create a border, we'll create a actual border. because right now we don't have one, i get my biggest ovations when i talk about the wall. liz: joining me now. gina, a conservative columnist, do you think that trump has the right idea. >> he does, this is one of few issue the open of borders. they have cob thin cob thing in common they like this chief labor. -- they like the chief labor, trump is only one represents the people. he is on the right track, he can't deport 11 million but you could start with one, hard-core criminals, start to move in the right direction. liz: there have been moves already. approving deportation of hundreds of thousand of the criminals. illegal immigrants but that not happening. >> absolutely, i just want to say. comment fox business for setting golesta gold standards for t

elizabeth hur tag: van dyke's attorney is arguing he officer feared for his life.. the city in the meantime.. has reached a 5-million-dollar settlement with the mcdonald' s family. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. dozens of people packed the north liberty city council chambers last night, urging the city not to pass a resolution that would ban weapons in city buildings. but, according to the maor, a lot of people were confused, thinking this s a city- wide ban. this is the second time the council has looked at the ban, since 2013. it's become an extremely hot topic. the mayor said council members have received more than 300 messages on the matter. she said some were quote "inappropriate and foul". last night, the resolution faced more stiff opposition. durrg public cooment, opponeets called the ban dangerous, that it would make public spaces unsafe. one man shared a story of when he used his weapon to protect himself. " 16:26:000what would happn if i didn't have pistol - whether it be private property, city property, government owned property or who cares what kind of property it is. i "16:22:066this law makaks it easier for a criminal terrorist and i'm not try

mcdonald family. >> thank you elizabeth. >>> in washington president obama tried to reassure americans they are safe to travel this holiday weekend, in light of recent events overseas, the president released a statement at the white house about 30 minutes ago, he referenced the attacks in paris and isis for recent hikes in security heading into the thanksgiving holiday. >> as we go into thanksgiving weekend, i want the american people to know is we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. meanwhile, the action cam was at philadelphia international airport where security measures have been stepped up and crowds were bigger than usual but no major delays were reported. crowds were expected at 30th street station as well. amtrak says today and sunday is the biggest travel days of the week, many travellers told "action news" that tighter security will not ruin their holiday plans. >> i'm not going to let anybody no terrorists no nothing destroy and to take my joy. >> all right as we take a look at the scene from philadelphia international airport it is a beautiful fall day outside and t

catherine: protest of graphic video showing a police officer shooting 17-year-old lakwan mcdonald 16 times and elizabeth matthews explains how police and shoppers are preparing. >> reporter: religious leaders and organizations say their goal stop shoppers. >> let's hit the pocket book rather than breaking window and turning over cars. >> reporter: chicago's teacher's union karen lewis and encouraging to participate and automated phone messages going out tonight. >> (inaudible). >> reporter: chicago police expected to have a large presence and not expected to have security plans and did say in statement they would have police officers available throughout the city to ensure public safety, address traffic concerns and support any peaceful demonstration and cpd mainly peaceful and that should not stop visitors to enjoying the city. lindsay rooney says noticed increase in police patrols and sunday worried based on past few protests. >> with regard to last evening it was peaceful and i respect it is peaceful. >> reporter: shoppers say the protest planned won't stop them. >> everybody has things to believe in

. >> elizabeth: police have identified one of the victims from a horrific crash. kenneth mcdonald of hopkinton died after being hit by a car in the clover leaf shopping plaza. the story was breaking during our 5:00 p.m. news yesterday. witnesses say an elderly woman lost control and jumped a curb before running in to mcdonald and two other men at full speed. the two other victims remain in the hospital in stable condition. police are investigating. >> one person was seriously hurt in this large crash on quaker meeting house road in sandwich. three cars and a dump truck were involved. and as you can see, the truck nearly went off the road and the silver s.u.v. did go in to the woods. police are still trying to figure out what caused the pileup. walpole neighborhood today, searching for the thieves wanted in an afternoon break-in. sky fox overhead or in e street, caught the tailend of police activity in that area. they were searching for two men wearing hoodies. this after thieves broke into eight homes in neighboring norwood the other day. several witnesses reported seeing three or

mcdonald family. in new york, i'm elizabeth hur, abc7 news.7 news at 4:00" -- no no matter your opinion of him you can't argue that marion barry was a fixture in d.c. now how to honor the late lawmaker. >> shoppers ahead of black friday. coming up, find out how many are still willing to brave the crowds. >> according to nike's website kevin durant simply wants to pay tribute to his hometown. his home community. he named his own shoe p.g. county. but some here say announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. jonathan: this seems to be a debate going on for years, prince george's county or p.g. county? viewers call to share displeasure when we use one over the other. never fails. but the pend lum may be swinging on the issue. brad bell went to prince george's county to find out why. brad: with the new shoe, kevin durant wants to pay homage to where he grew up. he has given it a name. p.g. county. but the problem is many in the county would rather you use the full name. here is the sure. $180 just released today. maybe your style

. >> elizabeth: the dashcam video shows officer jason van dyke shooting 17-year-old la kwan mcdonald 16 times. mcdonald was holding a knife and slashed a police cruiser's tire. van dyke is suspended and facing a murder charge. >> elizabeth: sky fox got over the area, flames could be seen shooting from the top floor. no one was hurt and the flames were quickly put out. no cars were inside the garage at a time but a car parked we got our first glimpse of football at fenway park, with notre dame hosting boss college. over the next 24 hours, eight high school teams will get a chance to play their rivals. bryan salmond is live at fenway tonight with more. >> oh, yeah, ock, it's pretty cool. how about that. the first time we had high school football at fenway park since 1935, it's getting ready to get into the second half. look at the scoreboard, 14-0 on st. johns prep, but yeah, it's cool to have high school football here, the fans are in the stands, it's not baseball out there. i caught up with a couple of kids from both of the schools and here's what they had to say about the experience

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start >>> update on the breaking news in new york tonight where police say they have now recovered one body after a small plane that is registered in new hampshire crashed in the waters off of queens. police and dive crews have searched the area and still searching right now. sources tell our station what the plane is believed to be a two seater. >>> a frightening scene. the woman is fine. it happened on i-91. state police believe what the wood fell off another vehicle. >>> while it was knocked flat on it back last winter but ready to fight back with the showing off the arsenal weaponry today. unlike last winter when the national guard had to be called in to shovel, all hands will be on deck before the snowfall. >> when we know a storm is coming people will be put in position before the snow starts so that they won't be traveling from home when it is snowing. >> not a day that goes by that we don't think

elizabeth: this is the dash cam video the victim's family did not want you to see. it shows the moment that jason van dyke opened fire on 17-year-old lacquan mcdonald. 16 bullets in 15 seconds. >> it is violent, it is chilling. despite the mcdonald family calling for calm, overnight, hundreds of protesters shut down traffic. it was on the night of october 20, 2014 at 9:47. police respond to a call of a suspect with a knife breaking into cars and walking the street. 10 minutes after officers spotted mcdonald, officer vandyke begin shooting. investigators say mcdonald never actually threatened the officers. dyke waserday, van charged with first-degree murder. his attorney is not answering questions. >> this is not a murder case. despite what you heard in the courtroom. his attorney is arguing that the officer feared for his life. the city has reached a $5 million settlement with the mcdonald family. a check of now for the forecast. tomorrow, the big thanksgiving holiday. what will the weather bring? doug: getting off to a great start here weather-wise around the area. we are going to find sunshine today and sunshine tomorrow and through the day on fr

mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. >>> good morning. 5:55. 27 in monticello. 36 around the park. 35 elizabeth to staten island. 15 to 16 miles per hour wind makes it feel like the 20s around 36 in the park. it will be a chilly day. numbers are normally about 5, 6, 7 degrees k08der than normal -- colder than normal. it will feel like the 30s with the chilly wind out of the northwest. a big warm up into the 60s in the accuweather forecast seven- day forecast. a mess in hoboken and other spots. >> we have a mess on 22. this is closed down for hours. 22 west of springfield with this ongoing accident. all lanes are closed down on out westbound side. hoboken, the road closures are still in place because of the water main break. do not attempt to drive on the south side of the city. use mass transit if you can which is running to and from the hoboken station. we have street cleaning rules in effect in the five boroughs. lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, video of a thief at work. but this bike theft was grand larceny. that is because the afternoon heist targeted a rare high- pric

elizabeth: a man accused of pointing a fake gun at a man in somerville is behind bars. police say gary pimentel punched a customer if a face while he he was working in a boston area mcdonald's. that case is open to the judge agreed to no bail if the road rage. fox 25 reported on the incidents on the fake gun on 93 north by the mystic avenue ramp on monday. >> mark: police are trying to find a man who fled from them. they say 49-year-old roy jr. ran away from officers on bond view lane. call tewksbury police if you know where he is. >> elizabeth: a man was stabbed in the eye during a fight in mansfield. 37-year-old shane butler faces several charges, including assault with intent to murder. police say he got into a fight and eventually stabbed another man tuesday night on north main street. butler ran off and police found him about a block away. he fought with officers, but was arrested. >> to the race for the white house now and in about an hour, republican presidential candidate jeb bush will be at home in tough tonborough, new hampshire, peeking to a small group of people. bush mr. host a town hall in franklin tomorrow. >> elizabeth: also in new hampshire, former pennsylv

elizabeth macdonald will tell us what they want. liz: they won want a $15 minimum wage. walking out of mcdonald'skentucky fried chicken. joined by protests. daycare workers, home care workers, fedex drivers could join. they have made, they have had success. walmart, target, big donald's. seattle, san francisco. near the state of $15 minimum weight. they may show up at the debate tonight. stuart: look at who is here on this very subject. the ceo of gravity payments. this is the man that gave his employees a 70,000 minimum per year minimum wage. welcome back. >> how is it going? stuart: not badly at all. they want a legislature minimum wage. they want them to say by law you will pay them $15 an hour. you came along and said i have a very high minimum wage for all of you. do you approve of legislative minimum wage? >> most americans do not wanted at zero. i think right now it is at historic lows. if you increase it rapidly, you will have downsides. there will also be good things that come from that. stuart: a legislative wage. the workers go to the politicians and say you go for a larger, higher min