hoping that everyone uses every day to remember you and all you have done. to all the men and women in all of the branches of the military, thank you so much. we owe you a debt we couldn't possibly repair. nice to see on a day like this, too many people out there. you see little kids running up to people in uniform and shaking their hands. good sight. larry: happy veteran to you, my friend. thank you for your service. nation take notice. teenager peppersprayed with police as she collided with a car riding her bike. days later, hagerstown mayor added to the flame getting into a shouting match with the family. now that mayor's political career may be over. maryland bureau chief brad bell is following the developing story for us. brad? brad: so tonight we are live in hagerstown. it is a friday night. the lights are still on in the board of elections. they are still working. this is the simple ballot. no question who won but the problem is down here in the mayor's race. four days after the election, only a few campaign signs remain in hagerstown. for the incumbe

when it is safe to do so because it is so busy along this stretch and of course, this goes for everyone using the roads. not just the pedestrians, the bicyclists and of course, the cars, the cops are going to slap you with a heavy ticket during the campaign if you don't obey the rules of the road and you may also get points on your terrible deadly accident last year involving a pedestrian and a tractor trailer, no one wants that to ever happen again. so this campaign, this street smart campaign runs through november 27th, through the month of november in the dmv and it is all about keeping you safe. that is the latest live from prince william county. i'm molette green, back to you. >> thank you. >>> get out that list and check it twice. shopping your wallet. >> it is also when you can get some of the best deals of the year. consumer reporter susan hogan has tips on how to haggle. >> haggling is isn't something that comes easy to most people. if you can try to negotiate, let me tell you, it can go a long way to saving a ton of cash. there are some proven strategies, here are four great ideas t

we have calls, e-mails, social media, everyon us, they feel like it is the right thing to do. we don't want to shop on thanksgiving, we think it is a great thing, and you are probably hoping they do. . >> that is true, but a lot of our halls are the only mall in the market so we're not competing with other malls per se, and the communities feel we don't feel like we're at a disadvantage. they really felt like their employees deserved the day off. they wanted to see it happen as well. >> could some of the stores like a macy's still open on thanksgiving. >> they can and they will, that is their decision, but the interior mall most of our business is done. >> what do you think? >> it is growing and i think what is happening is the opening on thanksgiving and it was a knee jerk opening, but now retailers realize it it is not a it all working together. >>> people that make time and a half or two times their wage, and they can still spend time with their family and they benefit. what would you say about the ability of your workers to be able to earn more? >> we have not heard that.

the leaders say those staying the night will be locked in and supervised and everyone using the shelter is vetted first. the city is paying $100,000 to make the shelter possible. other funds were donated. >>> we're expecting some showers in the forecast tomorrow at the 49ers game as they take on the patriots. but when will the heaviest rain arrive and more on the sierra snow in the forecast. >>> an incident involving the family of a slain northern california soldier. why they were booed as they walked off a flight. >>> you can call it a facebook fake news crackdown. the changes the social media site is making after critics say those stories may have impacted the election. afghanistan is speaking out tonight, after his family was >>> the father of a california soldier recently killed in afghanistan is speak out tonight after his family was booed on a flight. the stockton family was traveling to receive the soldier's remains on monday. a delay made the connecting flight tight so the crew asked the passengers to stay seated so the family could exit. several in first class booed as they exi

it didn't happen to everyone using the social networking site, but at even facebook ceo one point mark zuckerberg was declared dead by his own operation. it's unclear what happened, but it's likely some sort of a bug in the system is to blame. facebook has yet to comment on the problem. rescued from a storm drain in florida. joyce: patrick, the video went viral yesterday, and today the eagle is under a lot of care. patrick: the bald eagle was stuck for about 90 minutes. the medical team caring for the eagle said it will take about six weeks for the animal to recover from her injuries and be released back into the wild. the five-year-old eagle had injuries on her leg and chest and has a cracked beak. a witness says she saw two eagles fighting in the sky and they dropped into the drain. the eagle on top flew away after about 30 minutes. that's when the stuck eagle went >> she has a lot of energy now, which is great. last night she seemed to be stoned, but she seems to have come out of that state of shock. patrick: a supervisor at the rehabilitation center says the male eagle likely start

everyone using the shelter is vetted first. they're paying about $100,000 to make the emergency shelter possible. other funds were donated. >>> tracking some showers around the bay area tonight and out at the 49ers game tomorrow. the 49ers take on the patriots and some of the showers have a chance of dropping some hail. we'll talk about thunder showers in the forecast and a lot of snow to wrap up the weekend when we come right back. >>> a massive sea of foam. did you see this story. led to a cleanup effort today. we'll have an update. >>> a lot of people won't have food on their tables this thanksgiving. how nbc bay area is partnering with local stores and food banks and how you can help out too. >>> have you seen this yet? it's no foam party. a giant foam block taking over part of the san jose airport yesterday. it was blowing around. it kind of looks like snow. it turns out a fire suppression system malfunctioned inside an airplane hangar sending fire retardant everywhere. not dangerous, they say. but tricky to clean up. here

implementations could take years or an emotional toll if someone is killed in a crash help us achieve vision zero and everyone can use the streets safely. >> thank you for watch and following the important driving tests your remember we're counting on you >>[gavel] welcome to the san francisco historic commission regular hearing for wednesday november 16 2016. i like to remind members of the public that the commission does not tolerate disruption or at t

. >> we are overwhelmed with joy of how supportive everyone us together as a family again. >> reporter: so far, the sheriff's department has not gone into specifics on what papini has told them but say they are looking for two hispanic women armed with a handgun driving a dark suv. >> reporter: and we just heard from sherri's sister here at the church. she said her family is incredibly grateful to all of the people that shared this story online, saying it may have played a role in bringing her sister lester. >> gadi schwartz in redding, california this evening. new details are emerging of how an isis large-scale attack was thwarted in france coming days after the state department warned americans to be vigilant during the holiday season in tourist areas overseas because of a heightened risk of terrorism. we get details from chief foreign correspondent richard evening el. >> reporter: france already under a state of emergency after isis attacks killed re civilians since 2015, foiled a major and imnant icy attack officials said today. the base of the alleged terror cell was in strassbour

what arizona spots made the list of 50 trips everywhere and the us -- everyone in the us should take. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at the white house. today michele obama and feeling the rooms. the star of the show is that 19 foot christmas tree in the blue room. check this out, the preamble to the constitution can be read on the ribbon that is wrapping that tree. >>> today is giving tuesday. it is a chance for us to remember those who can use a helping hand in their community. one way you can give back is by donating to turkey tuesday. city store or donate online by visiting 12news.com. we want to thank everyone who has stepped up to feed those in need this holiday season. >>> a cold start for us here in the valley. we've got nothing compared to the folks in what they're dealing with in the high country. schools and flagstaff close because of icy road conditions. >> a lot of but that's a lot of you have been sending your is gorgeous up there. is an early for this much snow? >> that typically. we picked up from two to six inches and flagstar -- and flagstaff. they'r

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everyone used to call me "belker the biter." ha ha. just keep doing the job. good night. night. what do you need? ranks? why are you on me so bad? you don't gotta ask me that. oh, 'cause i turned in andy schueler? let me tell you something, flaherty. if you're lucky in your life maybe there's three or four people that you're friends with. now, i just don't dig somebody that would give up his partner. did you know andy schueler? do you know what he was like? hey, i don't care how crooked this schueler was. ou know i was even friends with him, lieutenant, huh? how do you know if he was even a nice guy? look, i hear you had a partner you shot. is there somehow this figures in? shut up! you keep your freakin' mouth shut! come on, you wanna go, huh?! would you let go of me? don't you let me hear "tommy donahue" tommy donahue was the sweetest guy you'd ever meet, and the nicest, before he got all screwed up. he had the most guts, too. the kid took a bullet for me. he showed up at a pop he wasn't even supposed to -- it was easier for me, lieutenant. i didn't love andy schueler. renko:

everyone uses it. but it's real. our friends don't trust us and our enemies don't fear us anymore. we can't continue that way. >> how comfortable are you with donald trump's embrace and the bromance with vladimir putin. the intelligence agencies say he's behind the hacking. oh, andrea, shame, shame. >> and meddling in the election. >> that was yesterday's talking points from the clinton campaign. >> no, no, come on. no one has ever accused general clapper, the head of 17 intelligence agencies of having political bias. >> here's what i trust. i trust the fact that donald trump picked mike pence to be his vice president. here is somebody i really trust in terms of knowing how to keep government small, manage government and understand what we need to do in terms of national security. hillary clinton's record is clear. she and obama lost syria. she and obama repeated an insane relationship. stimulated by a failure to fact the growth of isis. she and obama are talking about a continuation of the same policy. why is obama campaigning hard for hillary? he knows she is the third obama term

everyone. thanks for joining us. this is the news in health. here's a question that many people may ask if diagnosed. are second opinions helpful when it comes to prostate cancer? a new study is casting doubt on whether second opinions i am proved treatment for quality of care for prostate cancer. doctors at johns hopkins says the impact of second opinions is uncertain. >>> pregnant women are vitamin b-12 deficiency may to children prone to type ii diabetes. mothers with lower levels of b-12 were likely to have children with lower resistance which is a diabetes risk factor. >>> ashton is here with us. everybody feels great. >> everybody feels great and well rested after that extra hour of sleep over the weekend. our longest weekend of the year as we like to say. with the before we shifted the time. with the early sunrise coming an early sunset, 4:50 p.m. is when the sun will set. it's tough to get used to that. wheat ridge, 50 degrees. 50 in eerie. the north side of town chilly -- castle rock, you have 36 to get this day started. most mountain

what it means for everyone who uses the network, that's tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> finally, a just received a surprise of a lifetime for singing while he works. ♪ a customer posted this video on facebook showing lucas holiday singing "ascension." the video has nearly half a million views. this morning on gma the singing cashier got a special message from maxwell himself. >> you sound unbelievable. i wanted to personally invite you on stage at my detroit show this friday. amazing voice. >> look how happy holiday looks, right? he happily accepted the invitation because bringing into a long time dream. that's going to do it for now. reminder, president obama will be holding his first press >> hey everyone, thanks for joining us for whiz kids week. we've got some of america's best young students here today. they may know their way around a final exam, but they've never been tested quite like this. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to whiz kids week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] today's whiz kid was

and everyone of us could do very very well to find inspiration in his worthy example. and above all, we must keep up the fight and never ever ever give up. for our nation or are people , our constitution is worthy of our utmost devotion. [applause] and now i am happy to answer or dodge any question. >> i am from the united kingdom and also wonderful hosting of this convention and your comments are in the referendum campaign since you mentioned that as we voted to leave the european union as a historic vote so what are your thoughts now you will have a new president and we have a new prime minister about that relationship? >> that relationship is vital and i think a sad aspect of the last eight years is how poorly it was starting at the outset of the obama administration and then with winston churchill it is my hope that the churchill bus will return to the white house. [applause] and the brexit photo was historic some call the president thought it would be helpful to cross it meant taking condescendingly lecture them that they should not declare their own sovereignty t

. >> this is what lake michigan hazard waves, and the coast guard is urging everyone to use caution near the water. make sure you stay a safe distance. people can get swept off rocks if the winds pick up >> and now to warning for drivers, the wind is causing issues for the roads, the sheriff's office responded to this office around 8 o'clock a mini van rolled over near highway s. we have taken a lot of accident today, especially on highway 16, with the first freeze of the year. and they went on to share safe driving tips. the important one: slow down. >> strong winds fuelled the flames of this car fire. this is from a couple of hours you can see the winds shaking the camera. they had the close three lanes. no word on how the fire started. >> this is the first day of gun deer hunting season here in wisconsin. the numbers are down from last year, according to state officials. last year hunters got more than $200,000 deer. the expectations are high again this year because of a late deer mating season. the deer hunt r >> governor walker tweeting a picture of himself while on a hunter. enjoyi

kill us, kill everyone else around us so we can get out in the solar deal will be over with.denied that. it came down to my team later, he had a grenade in a post up the grenade. they make the decision to hug each other and blow ourselves up. but this by making and the taliban foot steps and whatever they say. right before he did that come to look over my left shoulder and see a good friend of mine comes running in. he's been under gunfire for a thousand years or so, running under gunfire to save us. he starts laying down massive firepower. he's a machine gunner. that allowed us to pound back to him and the whole day. the wind blew the opposite direction so that didn't bark in our favor. i engage a few more targets 10 feet away up to 100 yards away. five minutes after that i'm leading the element and there's this roomy enough to our rear and the taliban had undergone entrenchment systems and a flake that an ipad doesn't the ground 25 feet away from us and straight to ambushed us. we sat there for three hours plus getting shot at. this chest high regime. we all did. we started

everyone of us could do very, very well to find inspiration in his worthy example. above all, we must keep up the fight and never ever, ever give in. our nation, our people, our constitution is worthy of our utmost devotion. thank you. [applause] senator cruz: now i am happy to answer or dodge any question you like. [laughter] >> thank you very much. i would like to thank the federalist party for posting this wonderful convention. and to your comments during the referendum campaign, indeed you mentioned referendum, we had one earlier this year to leave the european union, and historic vote. i wondered what your thoughts were now that you all have a new president for the new year and we have a new prime minister about the special relationship between our nations? senator cruz: i think that relationship is vital. i think a sad aspect of the last eight years is how poorly it has been treated. starting at the outset of the obama administration with returning the bust of winston churchill. it is my hope that the churchill bust will return. [applause] senator cruz: the br

and so we're now using 100% antibiotic and hormone free white breast meat chicken in all our chicken soups. long live chicken! everyone gets $15 kohl's cash for every $50 spent. earn it on everything even our biggest brands all week - online and in store. the more you shop the more kohl's cash you'll get to use later for more gifts so you can give a little more. san francisco vicky/2shot >>> good morning. your time now is 6:26. and we want to start you off with a live look outside right now at san francisco. check out that cloud layer, and if you are waking up in the bay area, likely waking up to some drizzle out there. good morning. i'm vicky wynn. let's get a check of that forecast. >> good morning. overnight showers throughout the bay area and in downtown san jose. we are expecting scattered showers to remain throughout the remainder of your sunday. early morning clouds should be sticking around until about midday. san francisco and the north bay are going to be seeing periods of scattered rain really all morning long with a period of sunshine in between but then picking up again into the evening with a possibility

. >> before she had a chance to see everyone, she was gunned down plind us here just yards apartment. >> she was only 16 years old, but her family says there was something special about her. >> her family says she was kind and loving to everyone. her family was so excited when she returned home from the holidays from boarding school in iowa. this morning just before noon sever out in the courtyard of her mother's apartment. police arrived on scene and taped off the area and investigated for hours. >> she was cool. >> her husband says she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> i could not do anything but cry. then i went in the house and hurt. >> family members say all they can do now is pray for justice. >> for anyone that may have seen anything today is asked to exact the department right away. nbc app. >>> tonight we're learning more about the virginia sailor killed on thanksgiving day in syria. he was an explosives specialist killed when an improvised explosive device exploded. he was working in an area the isis capital of raqqah. he was 42 years old. >>> u.s. officials are s

there is something for everyone of us to do. ur own lives, our families, neighborhoods and communities. i want an america where everyone has a place, everyone is included. and you know, i know there is a lot of frustration and even anger in this election season. i see it, i hear it. sometimes i am the subject of it. i get it. but anger is not a plan. anger is not going to get us new jobs. it will -- [applause] sec. clinton: -- that will create a strong, thriving middle class. i believe that we are going to grow this economy, we are going to grow it from the middle out and the bottom up. not the top down. that is what my opponent offers. and it might work for him, right? it might. but it will not work for the vast majority of working americans. that is why i want us to have a big infrastructure jobs program. there is so much work to be done. good, honest, honorable, dignified work. our roads, bridges, airports, tunnels, our water system. these are jobs that cannot be exported, they have to be done right here in cleveland, in young

in today's world it seems just about everyone uses a smart phone for photos. everything from selfies and groupies to vacation photos and holiday pics. >> today something everyone will want i want it really bad it tony miresse is with art's cameras plus, they have also sponsored our picture of the day which we love so much and thank you for it. tony is here to tell you about a big event for all of you photographers from amateurs to pros to cellphone users. >> absolutely. >> good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> great picture. >> we love that you do that people love seeing their families and loved ones on air too. this weekend is your big fall expo right? >> big event for us. and as always, we try to make it aot we try to get people to line up and come into the store. >> they are really lined up. >> we do it and this year no different. we're going to do it by giving away a free gift to the first 30 people in the store at the waukesha location on friday, where we open at 10:00 and saturday at 9:00. are going to get something really cool. something that eve

and then to have everyone watching us is cool. anytime we play a team we will get the best shot and i am sure they are excited about playing this week. we are too. we will have to go start fast. and try to play and lead and try to get ahead and stay ahead if we can. >> as if that is not enough bay area football buzz this weekend let's go ahead and throw in the 119th big game between cal and stanford. it is the 7th oldest rivalry in college football. the axe up for grabs. the cardinals rolled between a record of 389 yards from kristen mccavry. stanford has won six in a row against the bears but both sides know that in a rivalry game anything can happen. >> for me, and our coaches, our impact is helping our guys channel their energy. and i feel it as a coach. i am a stanford guy and the game is always big. so we will try to find a way to win. >> certainly have great respect for the rivalry and have a lot of respect for stanford and their program and what they have done and as much as everything how they have done it. and so you know

. >> reporter: everyone including us, seems to be surprised by what 15 minutes of meditation can do. >> regardless of the outcome, we're going to need to bring peace to ourselves every day. >> we have to see each other as more than labels and republican and a trump or hillary supporter. we people. >> even though our candidate may not get elected or the world is going to end, i think we need to generally have practices like this happen more often so more people can feel the way we do right now. >> reporter: this is dan harris meditating in philadelphia. >> thanks to dan. if you want a guide at meditation, we posted one for free. guess what she wants for christmas? "when the ship comes in" by the hollies ? oh the fishes will laugh as they swim out of the path ? ? and the seagulls they'll be smilin' ? ? and the rocks on the sand ? it's so peaceful up here. yeah. he whole wide world is watchin'... ? introducing the new turbocharged golf alltrack with 4motion? all-wheel drive. soon to be everywhere. i struggle with bipolar depression, and it's tough. it leaves me feeling sad and empty. it

index,like at the everyone use as unofficial guide of gdp. the reason why there was a hard landing. this year it's roaring higher. fastest pace. growth really is reaccelerating there. that on the data. everyone spend whole time focusing on the debt and the property that it's building. rather than focus on the here and now. driving reaccelerating economy. >> another thing that you notices, maybe got more attention than the other stuff, booming. october was a gigantic month for deals. what is the signal that we can away from all of this activity? things.'s two obvious message from that, investors and people with cash. they are looking and seeing opportunities. stock -- i think that's a positive message there. that's little bit more nuance. i think more importantly, this great message for banks. strong on the back of third quarter results. trading revenues are up. strong financial sector is so vital to the economy. i think it's a really good sign. banks might be making money. well.eal making as this is another sign the whole economy is starting to rebuild. >> manufacturing data solid. p

everyone. thank you for watching and staying with us. special coverage of election night 2016 right here on fox 25 news. i'm mark ockerbloom. >> and i'm vanessa welch. we want to show you the results for tonight's ballot questions. the first look is question number 1. we do understand that that question, which was going to >> there it is, the number 61% to 39%. question 2 now, governor baker was behind charter schools, lifting the cap but it was defeated tonight. >> and question number 3 was giving animals more room in their cages. this one passed with 78% of the vote and 49% of the precincts reporting. legalizing marijuana in the state to 47%. new hampshire senate race, very, have he close and this one all important because it could shift the balance of power in washington kelly ayotte 49% of the vote this is with 54% of the precincts reporting. and the a lot happening right fox 25's blair miller live in new york city with the trump campaign. blair. >> ock, just moments ago they announced here behind us that florida would go toward dona

fox 31's dave young shows us, everyone got out safely. >> don and florence peck take us inside their fire damaged liquid home. >> the couple in their 80s was awakened by neighbors just after midnight. >> this is what is left of a tool shed where investigators believe the fire started. >> three people escaped unharmed. a nearby nurse who did not want to be identified said she feared for the war. >> i heard an explosion about midnight. >> i came outside -- i saw flames up above the house and i immediately ran down there to see if anybody needed help. >> people were pounding on their doors to see if they were in there. in the house? i sent my husband. is that you have to get out. your house on fire. >> cruise from nearby westminster fire station were on the scene in minutes. managing to keep the blaze from spreading throughout both homes. there were 40 guys fighting the fire -- >> xcel energy crews seiter meter connection to the adjacent home was damaged. but maintained gas was not the source of an explosion. >> and makes me wonder if someone came in there and started it. i just wonder.

let's continue to move forward thank you. >> again and thank you, everyone it joined us tonight withhat we'll take a erase and resume our 2 o'clock meeting okay. so we'll adjourn the special joint meeting and take a 5 minute recess and return to the previous of the

it is like passenger everyone, no use matter who they voted for his concerton about what's going to thath, many voters who never voted before, even those well into their adult years, somee cannot miss this, some cannot decide and others just avoided it. during the campaign, many people said that they do not like either candidate, people said that they only vote for president the do not know who any of the other people were.o >> wall street welcomed donald trump by avoiding the christ that many feared.d.vo futures were down nearly 900 points one point., but at the end of the day they finished att 18,589, up 256. those were a far cry from addictions so what was behind that mean for your wallet is matt wright has that trenching investor firms have a watch election closely he says of politics affects markets that have favored hillary clinton, stock futures were down 800 points. to all the republicans and democrats independence across this nation i say it is a time for us to come together as one the markets changed when his tone changed in his acceptance speech,c and in the day higher. >> i th

i believe that each and everyone of us as individuals are equal. i believe in equality. i think that is very important and what needs to be pushed. this man was endorsed by the ku klux klan. anna-lysa: with the election dividing the country, how can we come together? >> the election is not dividing the country, donald trump is dividing the country. anna-lysa: thank you. night as the protests grow and we monitor the situation. live outside of the trump hotel, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. >> not my president, not today! jonathan: as we mentioned, protests are underway in dozens of cities across the country, doing it in chicago for hours. the demonstration stretched for trump tower in new york city. this was the scene in new york city. tens of thousands of people converging on trump towers in manhattan. any protesters say they no longer feel safe in their own country. others say they fear their loved ones may be deported. and seattle police are investigating after i've police were shot near protests in that city. two people have life-threatening injuries. investigators do n

us. delight everyone coming to ski or snow board. looking at it gets us in the holiday spirit. we like seeing this. it's been so long. pull out your ice skates. the. rink in sky line park in southwest denver is now open. celebrations taking place downtown, started an hour ago. the rink is free if huff your own skates. if you don't, rent them for $2 or donate a book to children's hospital colorado and get skate rental. she is ready to go have fun down there belin, this is so nice to see snowfall, snow rinks. we've been overdue for stuff like this. >> you said well, it looks like november. >> this is what it's supposed to be. we were feeling like august still. >> it's funny that last time this -- last tuesday i should say we were close to breaking a record high. here we are today with rain and snow early this morning. like they're in the 20s. rain and snow earlier this morning might have made for a wet morning commute. here's that rain and snow now. it's mainly along i-25 out in the eastern plains. here in the city, it has died down. light snow showers falling in the foothills on

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people don't know each other as well as everyone used to know each other. >> when i grew up in greenfield 13. if i had to go back there, now, i don't believe in drugs, i don't have anything to do with them, but what choice would i have? stand on the corner, i would probably get into a business. what's a good business? well-paying business? i'm sorry. that's where we are. ♪ >> yes, it used to be a very different world towns like this one. and there were many. but like everywhere else, it seems the mills, the factories closed down, and with them a certain kind of social contract with the people who worked there. >> my name is ed gregory, originally from terrence falls, born and brought up here, born in 1945. my father was an employee of the mill, as was my grandfather. >> during the heyday, there were three paper mills, cotton mill, a silk mill, a foundry, a beehive of activity here. >> back then, a company town like this, the company actually took care of you. they built and provided homes for their employees. schools, the river provided energy. the company provided nearly everything else.

other then shouted in spanish at each other and spanish is the language of communication that everyone used. at least the americans what who could speak spanish and almost all of the apaches could speak spanish. finally they came closer and close earn shook hands and swilliswill had to reach up. and an american was 6'6" tall. swilling was 6 foot tall but no match for the heard of the apaches. sherlin and troops set stepped forward with guns draw and mangas realized he had been betrayed.tepped forward with guns draw and mangas realized he had been betrayed. i said, back off, we're not fooling with mexicans here. these people are serious. he said, tell my people to look for me when they see me. as they entered the village, and he was bound, he realized the full extent of his betrayal. young connor watched all this and felt the chief incredibly dignified in the face of the incredible change of fortunes. he wrote his face were an err of care and perplexity. dress consisted of a broad brim small crown chip straw hast mexican manufacturer. a checked cotton shirt and high pair of moccasins with le

but as fox 31 dave young shows us, everyone got out safely. >> cap don and florence peck take us inside the fire damage like what home. the couple in their 80s was midnight. >> right at 12:00 o'clock -- there was a big boom. >> i looked over and there were flames. >> this is what is left of a tool shed. it spread to the next line neighbors homes. three people escaped unharmed. a nearby nurse who did not want to be identified said she feared the worst. >> i came outside and i saw flames up above the house. i immediately ran down to see if anybody needed help. >> people were pounding on doors to see if they were in their. >> they just said is there anyone in the house -- i said my husband. they said you got a get out your house on fire. >> cruise from nearby westminster fire station were athena minutes. managing to keep the place from spreading throughout both homes. >> there were 40 guys fighting the fire. >> xcel energy crews say the meter connection to the edges a source of the explosion. >> lazy wonder if somebody came in and started it -- >> i wish we did no. >> they say they're just

. >> good morning, everyone thank you all for joining us today today, we're realizing the distance manufacturers and a culmination of a year of work we partnered with 24 individuals our sdains team to provide guidance for the prodding project as we look for a way for san francisco to be a leader in the growing sector advanced industry what is is that it is anything that involves technology or innovations to improve the process or products we're making the benefits of the manufacturing is makes manufacturing more efficient and cleaner and safer for our workers the playbooks look at ways for san francisco to remain at the forefront the recommendation cover 3 main strategies regional collections to build an eco system for the industry, opportunities to strengthen infrastructure to support this industry and workforce opportunity to assure we are the leaders in goods and with blew collar jobs the jobs in manufacturers create a pathway to the middle-income i'd like to introduce mayor ed lee our number one supporter of our manufacturing industry here in san francisco. >> (clapping.) >> thank you laurel

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this will be a special weekend to play great and have everyone watching us is pretty cool, for the first time ever. anytime we play, we want to give it our best site. -- best shot. further excited. we are too. >> after sunday the only active stadium that tom brady has not colosseum as well as [ indiscernible ] also tampa. that one really threw me off. >> it's only three stadiums left to conquer. >>is going to play another 10 or 15 years so he has a chance. >> 10 or 15 years? [ laughter ] >> thank you. >>> but it looks like you will be able to take the train to gillette stadium even when there's not a patriots home game. the mbta is planning to have four roundtrips. the pilot program will not begin until late 2018. >>> if you haven't noticed which is virtually impossible, the holiday season is truly arrived -- has truly arrived in boston. >>the holiday spectacular event occurred. >> 3, 2, 1! [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: without dramatic pause, pull the switch again -- 30,000 lights illuminated the heart of boston saturday night. >> we come almost every year and it's so beautiful

. >> reporter: let's let sink in what unite each and everyone of us what makes us happy and what are five things we can agree on. >> sports. >> cleveland it's always us against the world. >> reporter: contagious hometown pride between the cavs the indians and the the monsters. sports give us something to root for together. ? singing ? i love rock and roll>> reporter: music gets us ? muse muse how-- [ music ] how about food some of cleveland's gems like simon's. now wouldn't you agree you need something to wash it down? great lakes christmas ale rings a bell with us as well. when it comes to number 5, we know they say it can't buy happiness but roberto russell might know as he is covered from head to toe. can you really put an amount a nights us though? alyssa raymond channel 3 news. >> nbc fightly news is next but before we leave you one campaign all of lust never fore- - nightly news is next, but before we leave you this is one campaign that we will never forget. >> from the campaign trail. >> i am officially running for president of the united states is >> congratulated us it's abo