. >> the swingers club david found was one of many in fayetteville.his particular one catered to couples and singles. >> how did that affect your marriage? >> i think it improved it, because so many marriages fall apart because someone cheats, but it is not the sex, the betrayal, the lies, i don't associate sex and love together. >> in fact, you both liked it a lot? >> we did, we did. >> they often met couples at hotels, sometimes brought them home, trying to be discrete, of course, so the four children wouldn't find out. the kids would find themselves hustled to a friend's place for the weekend and find the bedrooms rearranged, they had an idea something was going on in their absence. but murder exposes secrets, as we say. and now detective murphy wanted to know if that swinging was somehow connected with what happened in their blood spattered bedroom. >> maybe there was some sort of triangle involved here. is that the idea? >> some type of love triangle. i started to ask questions to couples they might have met, anybody she was involved romantically

thanh truong, nbc news, fayetteville, north carolina. >>> when we come back, the female coach changinghe game on and off the field. >>> back now on this thanksgiving night. for a lot of folks, celebrating thanksgiving means a whole lot of time with the three fs, family, food and football. on a field in our nation's capital, the annual turkey bowl was more closely watched than usual because of the barrier-breaking woman on the sideline. we get the story tonight from nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: the coolidge colts are defying the odds just by taking the field in d.c.'s biggest public high school football game, the turkey bowl. >> well, this is the championship of the city. >> reporter: it's only the team's second appearance in the game since 1987, and their current record makes them the underdog. >> eagle, eagle, eagle 3. >> reporter: but their current coach, 31-year-old natalie randolph, won't allow her team to think of themselves as anything but winners. >> they're just great kids. >> reporter: it's a message that resonates with the 45 young men she coaches. >> she really shows u

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. >> reporter: after seeing them off, the 29-year-old heads inside in search of jobs in fayetteville,olina. >> is that full time or part time? >> reporter: joining her is another single mother. they are veterans and homeless, now living in a shelter. >> i fought for my country and i've come back to nothing. >> reporter: both women were honorably discharged from the army after they split from the children's father and failed to have adequate family care plans. >> about as bad as you can get. >> reporter: divorced, pregnant and broke, donaldson had to sleep in her pontiac grand am. >> you kind of lose confidence, your sense of identity. it's like you're not human anymore. people just look past you. they don't really care. >> reporter: the number of women veterans has doubled in the last decade. a by-product of that, they're also the fastest growing segment among the homeless. >> who thinks of a female veteran homeless? nobody. >> reporter: the department of veterans affairs estimates that on any given night in this country, there are more than 4,500 homeless female vets on the street, a

thanh truong, nbc news, fayetteville, north carolina. >> that is a difficult reality. >>> well, let's switch gears and check in on sports. it was a thanksgiving family affair for brothers who squared off in the ravens/49ers matchup. here's nbc's bill seward. >> a very good morning to you. like many families on thanksgiving, the harbaughs spent the holiday together and cooked up a good, old-fashioned grudge match. to baltimore we go. the brothers sharing a hug before the game. john, of course, head coach of the ravens, jim with the niners. this one a slugfest through three quarters. no touchdowns, just a pair of field goals for both teams. someone finally got in the end zone in the fourth. joe flacco to dennis pitta, 15-yard strike. ravens up 13-6. that's the difference. john earning family bragging rights. ravens beat the niners 16-6. >>> cowboys and dolphins. everyone needs a date for thanksgiving dinner and jason witten grabbing a dallas cheerleader. pushed out of bounds, took out the young lady on the sidelines. she was okay, but i don't think witten will get the call for a second

it was at cross creek mall in fayetteville. several shots were fired after a suspect ran into the mall. there are two suspects who are still on the loose this morning. >>> and the shopping frenzy led to minor injuries at a walmart in los angeles. authorities there say that a woman actually used pepper spray on other shoppers last night in the videogame section of the porter ranch store. it was an apartment attempt to prevent other customers from getting that item that she wanted. so far no arrests in the case. >>> and if you plan to ride bart, you will see extra police. bart is increasing its police presence on trains, parking lots and downtown san francisco stations and they want you to call them if you see anything suspicious. they are warning you keep the wallets and cell phones and any kind of valuables in a secure place. and if you are going to shop, shop in teams. >>> 6:04. target opened at midnight for the post turkey day sales. sharon chin joins us now from target in colma where i guess big screen tvs were maybe one of

she quit her job as a web developer in fayetteville, north carolina, to join the accelerator. black female programmers do you know? >> so before i went to howard, i would say none. historically, black people -- we're talking about, like, buffalo soldiers or the tuskegee airmen have not traditionally been thought of as being cabpabe of things. and so i think that's kind of how it is as a black woman in technology. pencil you in is my start-up. right now i'm allowing beauticians to accept appointments online. at this point i have a functional product. >> by the time she was done and the judges started critiquing her, they were critiquing her on everything they told us we have to worry about. >> you need to do your darnedest to differentiate what you're doing. >> it was serious. >> our next entrepreneur is anthony frazier. his start up is played. >> we want to give gamers a chance to recommend games and also have the app recommend games to them based off what they've played. >> you didn't tell me a thing about what your business plan is and what you intend to do for revenue. >> i

second-team tight end was found dead in his dorm room last sunday, and this team has to go back now to fayetteville and then go to the funeral service on monday. danny and michelle uekman and garrett's sister, megan, have been surrounded by love by this arkansas family throughout the week. how has l.s.u. fared in the s.e.c. championship game? they beat tennessee in 2001. they beat georgia in 2003. and they lost to georgia last time they met in 2005. >> gary: just as a note for l.s.u. fans, the first time in their rich history they've gone undefeated, 8-0 in the s.e.c. >> verne: this as we pointed out at the very beginning, number one met number three in tiger stadium the first time since 19paern. there is the victory formation. that was the classic l.s.u. victory over ole miss. billy cannon's 89-yard punt return. this one is in the books. >> verne: jordan jefferson, les miles, michael bonnet, associate athletic director for media relations alongside. a brief handshake offered by bobby petrino. >> gary: he will play again, right? next year. sign me up for that one right now, ok? >> verne: let's go d

look at the rainfall in fayetteville, arkansas. there is a ripple in the jet stream.area of moisture will be coming our way but not until we really get into friday. here is our featured a cast. overnight hours temperatures drop but not as low as they have been. tomorrow when you get up, had to school. temperatures will be in the 40's. i don't think we will see any of that fog that we saw. as we get into late tomorrow, some of the moisture begins to come our way. finally we begin to see some clouds. temperatures will be into the 60's by tomorrow evening. there the clouds on thursday for a chance of a few light showers. followed by at chillier air as to get into friday and the beacon. and out tomorrow for that sunrise at 6:44. maybe one or two patches of fog. temperatures 47 degrees tomorrow. continued mild with southeastern winds. there is a little chance of showers on thursday. for veteran state, much cooler and a little bit breezy. temperatures in the 50's. i am sticking with my weekend forecast from earlier in the week of sunshine. i will not change my mind. >> thei

to fayetteville, north carolina.aid her startup is adding customers. and early next year, she planston move back to silicon valley. chrisson, wayne and tajj haven't received funding either. they say they remain committed to building their startups into successful companies. >> i want success so bad that it hurts. >> in october, hank received an undisclosed investment. cloud co. he continues to talk to investors from his home base in harlem, new york. anthony is back in new jersey he's also seeking funding and says his playd app will be available in the apple app store by the end of the year. after the accelerator ended, pius and becky moved to san francisco. this fall two investors invested an undisclosed amount in their startup becouply. one of those, mitch kapor. and in september angela moved to silicon valley with her three daughters. she put her startup on hold and is planning the second edition of the new me accelerator program set to start in early 2012. this time she says she wants to include more women and ot

and there's 400 in fayetteville, arkansas. occupy fayetteville? [ light laughter ] you know? it's just -- >> jimmy: you think that it would be more effective if they had a leader, if there was one leader? >> no, no. i think that's why it's been so successful because -- i think the old model of -- where we just all kind of sit back and let leaders, you know, do it. like, let sierra club take care of the environmental issues. you know, let this activist or this -- you know, that doesn't work. it doesn't. it only works when every american considers themselves a leader, and where they go out and talk to their neighbors, people at church, or the pta. get involved, and, you know, it's a democracy. this is not a spectator sport. everybody has to be off the bench. everybody off the bench and getting involved. when we do that, we won't have to be complaining anymore about oh, wall street's doing this or the congressmen aren't doing that. because we're going to be the ones in charge, if we all participate. >> jimmy: that's true, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] there's a lot of college ki

in fayetteville, north carolina, police say someone opened fire inside a mall full of shoppers. fortunately, no one was hurt. tist the season. >> unbelievable. so, let's all be grateful black friday is over! and now, let's ease ourselves into a more relaxed shopping experience. it is called small business saturday. yes, local mom and pop shops have their own big day of bargains. storeowners realize they have to offer you something the big box stores can't. >> i try really hard to find unique things and -- that you can't find in malls that you'll be the only one with it. >> for example, a homemade quilt you'll find at the vienna quilt shop and bargain hunters, that and plenty of other unique items are about to go on sale. >>> are you finding your wallet a little lighter from the black friday shopping? well, main we can help you out with our claim your cash list. the average payout is $1,000. the money comes from inactive bank accounts, insurance payments, even store refunds to name a few. it is just sitting there in city and state coffers, waiting to be claimed. so, let's take a

police say two men robbed a group of bargain hunters and cross creek mall in fayetteville, north carolina. the shooting began outside and then moved inside. no one was hit. police are looking for two suspects. >>> pro and anti-government demonstrations held across egypt today. protesters paused for friday prayers. this ghon stra demonstration is dubbed last chance rally. a former prime minister has been renamed to the post by military leaders and asked to form a government of national salvation. >>> egypt's interior ministry is responding to claims by a journ journalist who says that she was beaten and sexually assaulted by riot police. a spokesman says its police do not treat journalists or females in that manner and if she claims took place it may have been a quote isolated incident. her left arm and right hand are broken. she spoke to us live from egypt yesterday and then talked about the assault to cnn in cairo again. >> there's only one way to describe it. it's like a wild beasts kind of finding their prey because, i mean, these riot police guys were out of control. and it was extrem

fayetteville, north carolina.right now we don't know if this is at all connected in any way to black friday shopping. >>> okay, so, 152 million americans are expected to shop somewhere this black friday weekend and they're not going to experience incidents like that. >> hope fought. >> i don't think so. chris is joining us live from the macy's in manhattan this morning. so, people still there shopping, i presume, chris. >> oh, yeah. this is big stuff down here, carol. you know, this macy's here at herald square, the biggest macy's in the world and they do things big. typically around 4:00 in the morning they open with throngs of people. this year they switched it up. for the first time they opened up at midnight and we were there. 10,000 plus people waited in line and broke through the store. one of the big places they ended up was in the shoe section, women shoe section, we're told, where they had boots going for 20 bucks that typically go for 60. fragrance is always big at this macy's, as well. those are the big

if police say a fight began outside a mall in fayetteville and someone fired shots.one suspect ran into the mall and another followed more shots were fired inside of that shopping center amazingly nobody was hurt police are still trying to track down those two suspects >>and black friday got ugly in california when a customer pepper sprayed the crowd just before the doors opened at a wal-mart police say that she was trying to beat everyone in line with in one dozen people were hurt including several children a couple of witnesses say that the woman waiting to buy the new x-box 360 went on to make her purchase and then left the store this happened at a wal- mart in the san fernando valley outside of los angeles police are looking for the suspect >>new incidents in chicago as hundreds of people waited in line for the early morning deals at toys r us this store in roscoe village was a main the retailers opening before black friday the store opened at 9:00 last night the line snaked through the plaza near belmont and western avenue >>muriel clair reports >>at target and

in fayetteville n.c.unshot fired at a mall has shoppers are ride for early morning sales, no one was hurt. what is behind the bad behavior? one psychologist says it is the current economy meeting competitive instincts. >> we have this type of advertising and the retailers use these incredible sales, people at times cannot help themselves. control >>reporter: 2 man at a wal- mart jewelry counter in kissimmee florida cannot keep their control. this is the aftermath of the black friday fight. >>reporter: it was not muhamed every mall like this one in arlington va. and traffic was relatively light in the early morning hours for retailers that could be a different cause for alarm >>reporter: black friday cells to give the tellers a valuable insight of the holiday sales for the next few weeks. >>catherine: in florida a target employee crashed a car into a canal this morning this happened after a long overnight shift at the woman told in emergency workers that she was tired and fell asleep at the wheel. a share

in fayetteville, arkansas. wherever you may be, we're glad you're here on t.j. holmes.ur money this weekend? is it on the move? a lot of americans money on the move this weekend. one group wants to you move your money out of the big banks and put them into community banks, credit unions. they are calling this move your money day. so far it seems a lot of people are paying attention to this message. according to your folks at money.com, at least 650,000 people have fled the big banks in just the past month. here is how one of the organizers describes how this grassroots movement grew so fast. >> i started the idea myself. it began as a facebook event that i sent to 500 of my closest friends educating them to the powerful impact credit unions can have on our local community. from there, they invited 500 and they invited 500. so now we are 42,000 supporters in less than two weeks. big banks for far too long have mismanaged funds and utilized unethical business practices. it's time we vote with our dollar and help restore local communities. >> as i mentioned a moment ago, 6

second-team tight end was found dead in his dorm room last sunday, and this team has to go back now to fayetteville and then go to the funeral service on monday. danny and michelle uekman and garrett's sister, megan, have been surrounded by love by this arkansas family throughout the week. how has l.s.u. fared in the s.e.c. championship game? they beat tennessee in 2001. they beat georgia in 2003. and they lost to georgia last time they met in 2005. >> gary: just as a note for l.s.u. fans, the first time in their rich history they've gone undefeated, 8-0 in the s.e.c. >> verne: this as we pointed out at the very beginning, number one met number three in tiger stadium the first time since 19paern. there is the victory formation. that was the classic l.s.u. victory over ole miss. billy cannon's 89-yard punt return. this one is in the books. >> verne: jordan jefferson, les miles, michael bonnet, associate athletic director for media relations alongside. a brief handshake offered by bobby petrino. >> gary: he will play again, right? next year. sign me up for that one right now, ok? >> verne: let's go d

huckabee's files in fayetteville. it was very useful to go there.ng time to interview elizabeth, and it was a very satisfying experience. elizabeth is an extremely intelligent woman and sophisticated woman with a great appreciation for history, which i admire her for enormously. she understood what i was doing, and she never interfered with it. she didn't try to lobby me or prop -- propagandize me or spin me in any way. this was true -- i showed both elizabeth and hazel my book before it was cast in stone, before the publisher pushed the button. it was still malleable enough to change, and i think i still have it on my answering machine. i was very curious to see what they're reactions would be, and one day i came back home and there was a message from elizabeth that i listened to with some apprehensiveness. david, this is elizabeth, and my heart dropped because i knew she read the book. she said, there are -- david, there are factual errors on page 16, page 32, page 83, page 95, and she listed about eight or nine different mistakes i had made, that

the southern half was extended down to fayetteville to bring in another 100,000 voters, most of themmost of them democrat. by design, republicans crammed almost half of all the african-american voters in north carolina in to just 3 of the state's 13 congressional districts. resegregation is the word the naacp and others are using. state senator dan blue. >> it's just a concerted effort to ghetto-ize the black vote in north carolina. >> is this just power politics or is this racism? >> it's racism and it weakens the country. >> there is a racial divide today in the politics of the south. 95% of all registered republicans in north carolina are white. 96% of all registered blacks are democrats. in the five deep south cotton belt states, from south carolina over to louisiana, there are only nine democratic congressmen left. only one of them is white. he's from savannah, georgia, and republican redistricting in that state has just taken his home city away from him. >> it's possible there won't be a single white democrat remaining from the deep south by 2013. >> your hardest -- >> the brut

from los angeles to fayetteville, north carolina and kissimmee, florida, an employee in rome, georgiad she was hurt. >> hurt my back, hips in a got kicked feigns. it was just like a scene. all you heard was just as if there was a whole herd of animals coming through there. people every where. >> sign this season of good cheer why do so many people turn into monsters at the mall? i spoke with a clinical psychologist to get some insight on shoppers who behave badly. what's happening? what's the explanation behind this kind of behavior? >> i think part of it is you look at the economy, people are really desperate and now you throw in this mix of black friday and all of the hype and the brainwashing, and i think people are whipped into a frenzy psychologically, physically it's a major event. it's an opportunity to hoard perhaps some products that they really don't actually need and some that they have to have and it becomes really a deadly mix and then you have that mob mentality with the anonymity and lack of conscious. >> this mob mentality or this kind of competitive nature is it in al

in fayetteville, arkansas, 5:00 a.m. in honolulu where the president is. >>> let's start at penn state university, two hours away now from kickoff. the first time since 1966 head coach joe paterno will not be leading that team. take a quick look back at what happened last night. students gathered on campus for a candlelight vigil to show support for the victims of the sexual abuse scandal. this is the same place you see students here now that you saw students rioting just a couple of days ago. here is what some of the students had to say at last night's ceremony. >> it's so important to put the victims first. i think they've gotten really lost in all of this. all the media attention has been focused on sandusky and the university and our reaction, and it should be focused on helping these victims and stopping it from happening again. >> this wasn't about joe paterno, this wasn't about anything going on with them. this is about the victims and us trying to help. >> and we are hearing from the paterno family. joe paterno's

the gamecocks out in fayetteville taking on the razor backs it's a 7:00 kick off. miles per hour south winds. hopefully the gamecocks will win. the a aggies dare to come into norman. we lost our first home game in six years two weeks ago because i didn't have my lucky mug. we have solved that problem this week. it's not in the dishwasher. >> it's been a couple weeks. you've got to let the loss go. >> talking more football when we return, the redskins are preparing for their game with the 49ers. we're going to look at a classic matchup between the two teams when we come back. >>> you've heard of a yard sale and a garage sale, what about a divorce sale. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >>> as the redskins prepare to play the surprising san francisco 49ers, we look back at the 1984 n.f.c. championship game. it was a big time game where the big n

a university spokesman says four to six armed men knocked on the door of that dorm room at fayettevilley south of raleigh. when those students answered the. >> it's been happening for a while. >> they got away with cash, debit card and a computer. >> utah, an avalanche near the snow bird ski resort outside salt lake city killing a 38-year-old snowboarder. rescuers able to save one other person who got caught in the slide there was no avalanche control on the mountain because the place hadn't yet opened for the winter. illinois. an explosion flattening a house on the southwest side of chicago. >> i thought it was a plane because there was a huge explosion. >> police say the blast hurt three people in that home as well as a firefighter. and it set several other houses on fire. one report says neighbors smelled natural gas before the explosion. kentucky. an 8-year-old crediting a pothole with saving her life. she says she accidently swallowed a locket that got caught in her esophagus. on her way to the hospital she says her mom hit a pothole which dislodge tnchtsd i was like thank you, bum

in fayetteville, north carolina someone fired multiple shots in and around a shopping mall after a fight broke out there. police say no one was hurt, but witnesses shaken up by the whole thing. >> it's scary because i have young children. and my niece was with me. what if one of those bullets had hit her or somebody that had nothing to do with that. >> harris: police threw this man to the ground. they believed he was shoplifting. the video hit youtube that somebody rolled on and the man's family defending him saying he had just tucked a video game into his waste band to help his grandson being trampled by the shopping crowd. then there is the story of the woman who pepper sprayed her way through a crowd to get to an x box. lauren of our station fox 11 los angeles has more on that from the suburbs of l.a. >> haste, police are calling this a case of shopper's rage. a good indication how dangerous these black friday door buster sales can get. here at this wal-mart behind me, when the doors opened at 10:00 last night, one woman was so intense on getting her hands on a new x box 360 at a disc

. >> the wall set to stay in fayetteville for a week and that's a fox watch across america. >> shepardngress' so-called super committee will not be able to trim the nation's deficit by more than a trillion bucks. that's the new prediction today from one major democrat in congress. tonight, how both sides of the aisle are reacting to that and what it means politically in a live report coming. plus, the missing mom in tennessee. search teams have been on the lookout now for more than a week. tonight, why police have arrested a neighbor and what they say he he did to this woman's dog. that's ahead. >> shepard: time is running out for the so-called congressional super committee to cut the united states deficit by more than a trillion dollars. as we head into a critical week. one key democratic lawmaker is predicting a massive failure. the new york senator charles schumer today saying and i quote i don't think the super committee is going to succeed. if he is right, and these folks can't bang out a deal by the time thanksgiving rolls around, there will be enormous consequences. $1.2 trillio

somebody told me there was 400 people at occupy fayetteville, arkansas. i mean, the media really hasn't been able to cover the breadth of this because it's happening in so many places and our newsrooms have been so decimated in the last decade that there literally aren't enough cameras or crews to cover all the small towns and villages and all the places i've seen this just springing up like it's just -- i've never seen anything like it honestly in my lifetime. >> aside from the common issue, the common complaint that you're describing, that our systems ought to work for somebody other than just the richest americans, both our political system and our economic system, aside from that issue it seems like there are some tactical things that are in common here, even if there isn't a big top-down organizing movement. there's people using the people's microphone when they have a large -- when they have a large crowd. there's people doing -- making decisions and meeting by general assembly, which is basically a consensus-based discussion where everybody gets to

i pay tribute to a woman in fayetteville, north carolina, a superintendent who got concerned about the gap between hispanic and african-american students and white students. it was mostly because of absenteeism. so many of the lower class is had no parent at home when they left for school in the moment when they got home so they skipped. she put on a campaign to get kids back into the classroom and persuaded her teachers and a local money to have a six the day of class on saturday and gave out her telephone number and they turned the school around. i worked with a school in the south bronx in new york, an elementary school, with a principle that called me up to invite me to see the school. it was built in 1955. i saw an anteroom that should be library. i helped her raise the money and she was resourceful. that rule now is filled with computers and electronic books and other kinds of books. she keeps it open until 7:00 at night as a community center for single parents who come home from work and go there with their children and learn together. a lot of teachers are volunteering to stay

in fayetteville, arkansas, 7:00 a.m. in reno, nevada, wherever you may be. we are glad you're right here. right now, we need to talk politics and we need to talk who said what's going on in washington, d.c. washington, d.c. and also, you know, in some of those main states where they're going to be voting here. we're just six weeks away from them casting votes in iowa. right now, a couple of republican presidents are at events in iowa. this is congressman ron paul there for the warren county gop breakfast. also rick santorum, he'll be speaking to the truth project in des moines. these events are just the start of a busy day for these two and, really, for all of the presidential candidates. paul and santorum will be joined by four other events. herman cain, michele bachmann will be there. mitt romney is the only one not in iowa. he's in new hampshire. also, i want to stop for a moment and take a look at what's going on in northwestern nevada. a major wildfire going on out there. and it has been burning for the past 24 hours or so. this thing has been whipped.