, i'm a hard worker, follow me in 2016 so we can do it again two times. >> sarah hoye, al jazeera, flint, michigan. >> she proves you can be flies and tough at the same time. we wish her the very best. that's it for us. tell us what you think go to aljazeera.com/americatonight, you can also talk to us on twitter or our facebook page, please come back we'll have more of "america tonight" right here tomorrow. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. after 60 years o60 years of mistrust,s of china and taiwan. >> hello i'm jane dutton. russia suspends all flights to egypt, after black box clues a violent explosion caused the plane crash. >>> an environmentalist celebrate as president oba

. >> flint, michigan is known for its grittiness. that city created some tough characters. but clarissa shields just won her olympic trials by the second straight time by a unanimous decision. she'll be the only returning female boxer for team u.s.a. in 2016. sarah hoye with the champion known as t rex. >> it's just after 10 in the morning and clarissa shields is midway through her morning run. the 20-year-old is out training along saginaw street, along crumbling buildings and liquor stores, out to defend her ar ti. abandoned home and vacant lots, the remaining evidence of better times. >> it's like any other african american community that has poverty. everyone wants to fight over the last dollar, over their last nickel. >> flint's most famous female boxer is no stranger to the heart knocks of life. she beat the odds. her father was behind bars while her mother struggled against alcohol. and a family member abused her. >> i was molested as a child. i was raped and i box, that is not it. i was raped and i box. that's it. resilience is the word, doesn't matter what your fath

, i'm a hard worker, follow me in 2016 so we can do it again two times. >> sarah hoye, al jazeera, flint, michigan. >> she proves you can be flies and tough at the same time. we wish her the very best. that's it for us. tell us what you think go to aljazeera.com/americatonight, you can also talk to us on twitter or our facebook page, please come back we'll have more of "america tonight" right here tomorrow. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, the push to ban the box, plus homeless heroes. a street level look at the battle to get america's most vulnerable veterans back into society. >> friday's blockbuster jobs report shows the u.s. economy has finally achieved a real rery

ann flint has 55 tickets for not paying her toll on bay area bridges. there's just one little problem. >> this pickup has not been down in the bay area for 15 years of. >> reporter: mrs. flynn has been getting citation after citation without her wheels ever reaching the bay bridge toll plaza. tickets have been stacking up for 18 months. the bay area toll authority falls on his sword. >> we know there was a problem with this read. it was in acquisition it's and we have a way to block -- inaccurate and we have a way to block that read so it doesn't happen again and we're sorry about that. >> reporter: randy says of the 120 million cars across the san francisco bay this year there are mistakes. >> it just misread 1 -- one digit on her plate. >> reporter: it took her state senator to step in. >> this issue should have been resolved on the first call. it took hours and hours of mrs. flint's time on the phone. >> reporter: the bay area toll authority would like to put this episode in their rear view mirror. >> we are human and our customer service center is h

. >> reporter: that's right, and had in flint, michigan, the city's most it famous boxer, she's gearing up for another round at the top of her game. it's just after 10:00 in the morning, and clarissa shields is midway through her morning run. the 20-year-old is out in training on saginaw street, passing liquor stores, all for a shot to defend her gold medal at the 2016 games in rio. once a manufacturing powerhouse, the city of flint is a far cry from its heyday. >> it's like any other african-american community that has poverty, everyone wants to fight over the last dollar, the last nickel. >> flint is no stranger to the hard knocks of life. but clarissa beat the odds. when she was younger, she said her father was behind bars, and her mother struggled with alcohol. and she also says a family member abused her. >> to tell you the truth, i was molested as a young child. and some people have the story that i was raped, now i'm tough, and now i box. that's not it. ming raped has nothing to do with why i box. >> what do you want to define you then? or what defines you? >> overcoming my obsta

flint corn and beans. chestnuts, walnuts and beechnuts and, the most unusual item: eel. eels likely saved the pilgrims at plymouth colony from starving over the winter. sam curtiss filling in tonight in sports. let's talk about the hereos game. around the table today. 24-hour countdown well underway. each team has something to lose. hear from coaches and players coming up. nfl action - lions hosting the eagles. lions going for their third straight win. highlights next in sportsfource. friday's hereos game will you know families today are so stretched... ...they're working two jobs; they're working extra hours, but paychecks have barely budged. raising family incomes is the defining economic challenge of our time... i have a plan that will put raising incomes right at the center of our economy again. we've got to get back to making it possible... ...for anybody in america to go as far as their hard work will take them. that will be my mission as president. i'm hillary clinton, i approve this message i love a gourmet cheeseburger as much as anybody. and that's why we creat

phil flint. to art laffer who knows this attack the rich. tax people who work and pay people who don't, then you got a real problem, and seems to be what is going on here. a lot of them earlier on. let return to 90% tax rate. because you tacked us to the bone. we can't take anymore, they're angry. >> if you can remember back in -- you can't but being an older fell lashing detroit in the 1950s was the citadel, the paris of north america, and then they all started that in detroit. detroit went from a population of 1.85 million in 1950, to today it's less than 700,000. that is exactly what is going on in chicago. >> they had to get a fiscal manager. >> this will happen here, too. you can't tax a state into prosperity, can't tax a city into prosperity. >> have they not cut enough? chicago it's different than illinois. imthey got a republican government who can limit how much we can change you. raise property taxes, going to fades in awesome emmanuel the mayor says -- rahm emanuel the mayor said exempt those 250 and under but they're trying to cl

. >> reporter: both flint police an the school district are investigating the incident. >> ryan: a major high in northern california is back open after a dust storm caused an 18-car pile up. police say visibility was afternoon. drivers say they couldn't see anything but could hear crashing. five people suffering minor injuries. >> reporter: a rollover wreck in seattle leaving a car mangled in a ditch. it rolled over and ended up there. -- sways in -- sideways in the creek there. two girls were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >> yikes, scary moments on a snow-covered road in alaska. conditions causing an s.u.v. to slide out of control. in oregon and california the first winter-like storm of the season also brought snow, rain and heavy winds. >> elizabeth: small plane makes a crash landing. it was parachuting from the sky. bill simon was piloting the plane. it hit a truck when it finally landed. no one was hurt in the crash. it's under investigation. >>. >> ryan: a 5-year-old girl is deserted in the desert. the arizona desert is an unforgiving landscape where the h

did occur on its of the low fare asking the police department conduct a full review the situation " flint police will get some training in how to deal with kids. the plea >> pam: sofa apologize department says heston appeared on and himself and handcuff the child to her head injury to himself and other students terrifying prank and virginia police arrested a man on suspicion of raising children have lost up the knife last monday it chesterfield of virginia and he was wearing a clown costume at the time of the incident and then at the former soldier father says his killer in afghanistan. "pate should of had sometimes hear the past year have things do not quite as quick as they should. >> pam: for to medical center to be treated for mental health issues is the other plans on working with veteran affairs to expedite help from the government. >> pam: if one rings off the hook your not alone. consumer alert device claims to have stopped more than 40 million for locals. >> pam: our friends and co- workers family suffered a series of strokes back in august feeling much better >> grant: then some

year-old were allegedly targeting a middle school and high school in argentine township just south of flintpolice learned of the plot from a school resource officer. the teens had, quote, they said specific targets in mind, that they also had access to guns. and charged with convict firespirin commit first degree murder. >>> i don't have any interest in being the vice press. it's not -- you don't run for vice president. >> how do you push back on some who say, maybe at some point but not right now. >> that's the argument the establishment in the republican party makes, marco, wait in line it's not your turn. this country can't have another four years like the last eight. i don't know what we're waiting for. >> that's senator marco rubio talking this morning. meantime, the latest fox news poll showing a surge of support for senator rubio and senator ted cruz. just ahead of tuesday's debate. they are tied in third place behind the political outsiders dr. ben carson and donald trump. jamie weinstein is here, senior editor of "the daily caller" joining me to talk about all of this. good to see

this is cell phone video shot by crystal mccadden as she walked into the stem academy in flint. an officer handcuffed the child to prevent him from injuring himself and others. >> he don't deserve to be in no handcuffs. he ain't in here with no knife or no gun. >> i don't want a kid to feel like if i do something wrong, m going to get handcuffed. >> this incident does not reflect positively on its motto to foster trust and respect. he has scheduled training for all officers specifically geared towards children. >>> health officials in the northwest expect the number of e. coli cases to increase. 17 of them recently at a chipotle. doctors say they expect more people to come forward as word spreads about this outbreak. >>> and less than two months after leaving new york, pope francis is making plans to return to north america. the vatican says he will begin an eight-day trip to mexico on february 12th. thetinerary is still being worked on. address violence in mexico, as well as migration. more than 80% of the mexican population is catholic. is a sure sign of the times. >> it certa

yesterday it was 80 degrees in flint, michigan.n flor i mean, these temperatures have been off the charts. it's coming to an end in a few spots. denver yesterday was 61 degrees. it snowed last night. so that cold air is slowly going to filter across the country. but slow is the big word. today we're going to watch that cold front colliding with the rm air in areas from minneapolis, des moines, kansas city, st. s allhe way down through oklahoma, little rock, dallas and austin. everyone has a chance of seeing a line of thunderstorms rolling through. some of them could be on the severe side. dallas to austin, slight risk of severe storms. maybe an isolated tornado. remember how much rain we've had in the last couple weeks in texas? if we get another one to three inches of rain, we do have a potential for flooding. that rainfall will expand eventually into louisiana and mississippi. but, i mean, the story in the east, i mean, w90 today in tampa. we're 73 in chicago. 72 in boston. the nation's capital, 75 and partly sunny skies. i mean,

. >>> a mother in flint, michigan is furious.ven-year-old son was handcuffed at school. crystal mcadam says her son has adhd and is not violent. she says when she arrived his wrists were bounds. police say they called them because the child appeared to be injuring himself as well as repeatedly assaulting others. >> lebron james led the cleveland cavaliers against the sixers last night. lebron james rallied the cavs in the second half finishing with 22 points, nine rebounds and 11 assists. he passed 25,000 points for his career becoming the youngest player in the nba's history to do so. the cavs stopped the sixers 107-100. flyers drop their fourth game in that row losing to the vancouver canucks four to one last night. the flyers continue their road trip heading to edmonton to face the oilers tonight. the last professional philadelphia sports team to win a game is the philadelphia union. and they don't play anymore. >> it's 5:18. looks like good weather this week. the volkswagen emotion scandal got bigger. >> researchers detected

he work on the movie the flint stones with john goodman.hony brought dino to life. >> with dino on my right arm, and we had a bucket of slop of like ky for dino's tongue i turned around and i john goodman in the face with this big rubber tongue and it was flying everywhere. i go, is this the weirdest thing you've ever done? he goes, get off of me. (laughter). >> reporter: worked with the famous jim henson. and david bowie in the 1986 movie lab binge. >> reporter: adventure fantasy most of the characters were puppets. >> what was jim henson like. >> without the doubt the most generous person i ever met in my life. >> reporter: why do you say that. >> when you were working op a new cash he'd let you try new things until you got him. >> reporter: he creates and inspire american cuisine. >> it freaks my son out. where did you come up with that recipe. i just dream it up. >> reporter: here a decadent duck dish with cherry reduction sauce. let's not forget the music. >> ♪ >> reporter: anthony's co-star and wife louise or sweet hula known to belt

he work on the movie the flint stones with john goodman.nthony brought dino to life. >> with dino on my right arm, and we had a bucket of slop of like ky for dino's tongue i turned around and i john goodman in the face with this big rubber tongue and it was flying everywhere. i go, is this the weirdest thing you've ever done? he goes, get off of me. (laughter). >> reporter: worked with the famous jim henson. and david bowie in the 1986 movie lab binge. >> reporter: adventure fantasy most of the characters were puppets. >> what was jim henson like. >> without the doubt the most generous person i ever met in my life. >> reporter: why do you say that. >> when you were working op a new cash he'd let you try new things until you got him. >> reporter: he creates and inspire american cuisine. >> it freaks my son out. where did you come up with that recipe. i just dream it up. >> reporter: here a decadent duck dish with cherry reduction sauce. let's not forget the music. >> ♪ >> reporter: anthony's co-star and wife louise or sweet hula known to bel

flint was alleging he ignored. it was just one intelligence report. and that would be one thing. in 2012, that same year, president obama's national security team, general petreus, marty dempsey came to him and warned him about the threat in syria and urged him to fund the straight syrian army. and congressman ed royd, last summer, revealed it was not just the iraqi government warning him. since august, 2013, the iraqi government was begging to quarry up bombings next year. >> whether or not president obama has done all the right things to combat this threat. >> whether he underestimated the threat. >> you could say we all underestimated the threat. i think that we obviously have to do more. but i don't -- what we don't know is what has been prevechted. this is a very comely kated issue. >> we're talking about a president who calls them jv. >>> i give you john brennan, head of the nra. this is what he said president obama inherted. >> it was pretty much december mated when u.s. forces are there in iraq. it has u maybe, 700 or so. and then it grew quite a bit in the last years. >>

>>> its like lighting a flint match.i don't care about what-i've done, i just care about how he is doing. >> reporter: he is expected to be out four to six months. the 49ers would -- his salary if he is still on the roster. that is it from the or i here. i will be in the locker room tonight. >> thanks for the don ho reference, not down home reference. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harv [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank you very much. i appreciate y'all. thank you very much. welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. we've got a good one for you today. returning for their second day, from right here in atlanta, georgia, it's the champs, it's the brawley family. [cheering and applause] and from brooklyn, new york, it's the schiano family. all: forget about it! steve: everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new bold ford edge. let's go meet the schiano family. anthony, how y

caroline flint: there will never be a future where we do not need steel, but the government are spendingillions of pounds to compensate for the loss of uk steelmaking. will the prime minister send a clear signal today to potential investors in our uk steel industry that he will do whatever it takes to back a sustainable, cutting-edge uk steel industry in the future? we want more steel that is used in the uk and across the world to be stamped "made in britain". pm cameron: i completely agree with the right hon. lady. we want to support our steel industry, which is why we are taking action on procurement. if we consider what we have done through our royal navy, and what we can do through railtrack and other organisations, we should back british steel. we will also exempt heavy energy users such as british steel from the higher electricity charges, and that rather goes to the questions asked by the leader of the opposition. if we endlessly push up bills for everybody else, it costs even more to exempt the high energy users, and that is why we need a balanced programme. everything that we ca

flint corn and beans. and, the most unusual item: eel. eels likely saved the pilgrims at plymouth colony from starving over the winter. food and fellowship: volunteers at two locations in sioux city help serve up some mouth- watering meals to those in need. and, facing off: the iowa hawkeyes and nebraska cornhuskers ready to collide in the heroes game. people coming together at the gospel mission in sioux city today for a traditional thanksgiving meal. the shelter opened its doors to the public feeding about 150 people. volunteers from around the community helping serve those who showed up today. just a few miles away on historic 4th street, a local business also giving back to those in need. ktiv's tiffany lane was at a sioux city restaurant that opened its doors for a free thanksgiving feast. << "there you go" (nat pop) thanksgiving is a time to come together with family and friends. but on thursday, a group of strangers were able to celebrate the day in a different way. "i feel like we celebrate thanksgiving every day, you know," said

follow me to rio in 2016 so we can dew it again. >> sarah hoye, al jazeera, flint, michigan. >> i have to say i'd buy any box of serial. >> i am a t rex fan today. >> a real celebration for baseball fans in kansas city. [ cheers and applause ] 800,000 royals fans gathered in the streets to absolute the world series champions, become double the population of kansas city. it has been 30 years since the royals last won the series. >> i left that town in 1985. >> you were celebrating, too, coming up, we break down the local vote on several significant hot button issues, defeating big money campaigns, what turned the tide in ohio and san francisco. >>> the search for suspect that is turned up empty, details of the death of a police officer that sparked that huge manhunt. >> we are back in two minutes with more of your world this morning. >> tough that the country gave up on me. >> look at the trauma... every day is torture. >> this is our home. >> nobody should have to live like this. >> we made a promise to these heroes... this is one promise americans need to keep. >> i guarantee that jus

in moments we'll join by lieutenant general flint serving as director of defense intelligence or dia and a former islamic extremist who has a surprising take on the president's handling of isis. we begin with catherine herigde reporting from washington. >> reporter: thank you, megyn. fox news says it included two e-mails suggesting analysts should dial back on the intelligence reporting. an official said there was an attempt to destroy the communications. those familiar with the land grab say there were multiple reports warning about the rapid raise in iraq, north africa as well as egypt. the intelligence was stark and not enough to justify the president's jv comment. the official part of the discussions said the administration quote, kicking the can down the road, adding the president didn't want to hear it. a charge described as baseless today at the white house briefing. >> what the president has long said is that he has made quite clear to military leaders and intelligence officials he's looking for the best, most accurate of what's happening to address the situation on the groun

this is in flint, michigan, and police there say it happened because cameron seemed intent on hurtingimself. but the chief of police is now apologized and promises to conduct a fair investigation. crystal mcfadden says it's still unclear why her son was put in handcuffs in the first place. >> he don't deserve to be in no handcuffs. he ain't here with no knife, he ain't here with no gun. >> police chief said he's scheduled training for all officers in deesq ka collation and communications geared towards children. >>> coming up next. >> a septa bus crashes into a tractor trailer this afternoon and crews are still on the scene some five hours later. we'll go there live next. >>> plus, abby lee with the reality show "dance moms" is facing accusations of hiding hundreds of thousands of dollars from the feds. we'll get the latest on her case coming up. >>> we have a new development just in on the investigation into the death of a little boy in camden county. a toxicology test now says on 3-year-old brendan creato has come back negative. tonight, how the little boy died still remains a myste

brian: did you ever serve on the ship were a woman was the uss flint other ammunition ship, what was your rank on this? michelle: i promoted between the two ships to attend commander. -- two lieutenant commander. in the army and marine corps. brian: what was your job? michelle: i was a first lieutenant, responsible for admissions movement, cargo movement. deserialization of the storage of ammunition. brian: fortinet ship go -- where did not ship go? michelle: i had just come back from desert storm unknown hood. our first operation was completely centered in the western pacific during the timeframe when the philippines broke relationships with our government and said -- asked to the military to turn the bases back over to the sophie's. we were moving ammunition out of the philippines and disturbing that around. brian: are you still getting promoted on the regular schedule? nothing unusual? the next was uss tortuga? a landing ship? what did that should do? michelle: and amphibious ship. she carried marines and their gear, anything from a 80's to tanks. -- aav's to tanks. this was anoth

flint uploaded child pornography to a file sharing network where an undercover officer discovered it and they found another 30,000 images and videos. wendy? >> all right. chris lawrence. >>> a teenager accused of killing his classmates in a drunk driving class is charged, but why did it take four months and families forced out of their homes because they just weren't safe. we'll find out why they may have evacuated just in the nick of time. >>> i'm tom sherwood in the district. motorists get upset when bicyclists don't stop at stop signs and what if the law were across 14th street bridge tonight. some rough going out there for a lot of commuters. be patient. >>> stop signs are supposed to be the same for bike riders and drivers around the district. that's the law, but a controversial new proposal would allow cyclists to treat some stop signs more like yield signs now. news 4's tom sherwood looks at this plan that's getting some mixed reaction. >> reporter: it's illegal now, but cyclists routinely pass through stop signs. it's a flashpoint between drivers and cyclists competing on roa

inside the brownell stem academy in flint. she says she demanded the handcuffs be taken off her son but she claims the officer didn't have a key. that officer eventually found one. the police department and school district are now investigating. >>> call it a flag on the pray? a high school football player in arizona claims referees ejected him from a game for praising god. the controversial call came after 17-year-old pedro banda scored touchdown then put his hand up to his face mask and pointed to the sky. a gesture referees considered excessive celebration. banda and his coach have filed an appeal to the arizona interclassic association because the -- interscholastic association. >>> a flash from space. streaking across the sky in thailand. check it out. a dashcam captured the flash that lit up the night in bangkok. look at that. after the video was captured, the thai astronomical society later confirmed that this was in fact a meteor. look at that one more time. >> yeah. i don't care -- if the only person that wouldn't be

there will be many areas of the country where people will not be able to to vote at all because of con flintween the myanmar army and thevarious minority etc insurge event groups and the election simply can't be held in those areas for security reasons. so there is all kind of restrictions on the free and fair election basis the military are guaranteed 25% of seats in parliament, it means that the usdp only need to win over a quarter of the seats themselves and can join together with the military to elect the next president who then sgrz the government. they had need to win a massive land slide. given the restrictions on the campaigning and the conduct of the election. >> in the case as you predict, that's not going to happen. they won't win a slad slide but enough to have to forge some kind of alliance with the u.s. dp. in that sense, what could change for myanmar? and specifically, i am thinking of the 40% of the 52 medical living there who come from ethnic minority groups who do feel effectively disenfranchised and certainly not treated well by the current government. what could change? t

talking, charlie, too, he loves a good bargain, don't you know when you go to tysons corner, white flintmember where i parked the car. norah, weren't we just saying that? it's so hard to remember where to park the car. now david can tell you he makes it very easy. how are you today? >> i'm g. how are you? >> i'm good. >> charlie, could you wave to d.c.? d.c., how are you? >> i love it. >> we're just going to hijack your show. >> please. >> see you guys at 7:00. >> we love being part of your family, guys. good morning. we'll be watching at 7:00 a.m. straight up. good have a great show. >> they have the eggnog going this morning. the real stuff. >> really, really. go for it. >>> it's going to be a nice day today, tomorrow, friday. over the weekend. then we have a chance of a shower. boy, it's going to look good for travelers across much of the eastern half of the country. it's out west where we have a few issues. your day planner for this wednesday. it's been very busy all morning. watching a lot of planes taking off from reagan national. look at all that traffic there on the departing fli

football stadium where there was a friendly played, attended by flint hollande help was moved to safety after two explosions were heard, loud enough to silence the crowd, we're told, and indications are that the explosions were at a bar near to the football stadium. no indications yet of deaths of injuries there but does appear that we have 18 deaths at the other locations. this restaurant near the stadium which is very close to the former offices of "charlie hebdo," the magazine that was tarringed -- targeted in januar. this is the picture the french authorities are looking at to try to link the geography and the timing, and indicating -- indications from social media that many more people are on the pavement outside this restaurant. >> that's what people seem to be saying. just to -- this is being widely reported there is a hostage situation at the concert hall in paris. those three different areas that have been targeted. it seems in some sort of coordinated incident and attack. we don't yet know whether it's terror-related, but i think it's fair to say at this stage it seems like it

flint farm er is on video. it is just as bad as the video of lequan mcdonald. yet state's attorney alvarez refused to charge mr. see era who killed that young man on the film. however, she has decided now to -- >> i think we just lost you. i wasn't sure if we just lost lorenzo. forgive us for that. we will bring him back as soon as we can. breaking news, more breaking news, wre now learning belgium is looking for at least ten suspects believed of being terror threats. what does that mean? those details ahead. plus, did the paris attackers have a safehouse in the city? disturbing new information about why a second wave of attacks may have been imminent. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and

flint. >> that's what parts of chicago has felt like this week. dash cam video row leased of the police pursuit. officer jason van dyde was riding in the car moments before that deadly encounter last october, october 2014. another angle shows mcdonald's bullet-riddled body on the ground surrounded by police officers. officer van dyke is being held without bond and these protests could only be the beginning. right along the main drag of michigan avenue there. quiet right now, it look s like. but i know president obama, he said he was grateful to the people for keeping protests peaceful. is that still the case? >> reporter: he probably said it best, brooke. these protests have, indeed, been very, very peaceful. we've been walking with these protesters for a few days now, up and down michigan avenue in chicago's magnificent mile. i can tell you, while sometimes these protesters do confront police and speak to them very closely in their faces, the police officers have exercised a lot of constraint. they just stand there. they make sure that the protes

when he was governor, protecting the flint river was one of his priorities. and then he was involved in the environment in many ways as president.they're also both very serious birders. they go actually around the world looking for species they haven't seen before and have quite a notebook of different things they've seen.so the carter presidency has generally been ranked by historians as for the environment, after teddy roosevelt and then president nixon founded epa and passed the clean air act, carter's sort of right up there behind them and most of the environmental rankings. and both of them have this great respect for nature and the outdoors. susan swain: keith is watching us in greenville, indiana. hi, keith. you're on. hi, susan. how are you? susan swain: very well, sir. what's your question for us? what was the reaction of president carter and the first lady when he lost the election to ronald reagan in 1980? susan swain: ok. thank you. you're fast forwarding our story for us but what was their reaction when they lost the '80 campaign? grace hale: wel

flint, michigan, record, 80. 77, detroit. some of the latest and warmette numbers that we've seen in november, at least in the great lakes. now it moves to the south and east. tampa could hit a record, d.c. essage test text1 italics announcer: live from wcvb tv channel 5, this is a newscenter 5 eyeopener update. randy: good morning. looking out across the skyline with nice weather this morning. cindy: a little bit of sunshine goes a long way today. there could be a spot shower in the next few hours. that is the extent of it today. we are going to keep climbing as we brighten up this afternoon. they southwesterly wind could just over 21 miles per hour. if we get to 74 in boston, it temperature. stuff. cooling down to about 60. near 50 on sunday. olessa: seeing problems if you are heading down to the cape. if you are heading that way, bridge closure right now. the sagamore bridge remains closed in both directions. everything is being directed. randy: top stories. police are still trying to figure out who was found dead inside a

flint, michigan, record, 80. 77, detroit. some of the latest and warmest numbers that we've seen in november, at least in the great lakes. now it moves to the south and tampa could hit a record, d.c. and news right after this.elias: a quick check of traffic this morning... this is i-235 at valley west... [current conditions] elias: good morning i'm elias johnson... it's 7:56. elias: researchers at iowa state university...makin g a potentially huge discovery for pig farmers. for nearly two years, the team has studied d-n-a sequences in infant pigs, to determine if there was a link between the pestivirus and twitching. now the team is turning its attention to developing a vaccine, to treat affected pigs. elias: the group retrieving freedom is hoping to find "latham"....a one- year-old black lab.. based in waverly, the organization trains service dogs for veterans and special needs children. the dog was last seen sunday with his host family near parkersburg. anonymous supporters have helped raise a ten-thousand dollar reward for

flint, michigan, record, 80. 77, detroit.nd warmette numbers that we've seen in november, at least in the great lakes. now it moves to the south and east. tampa could hit a record, >> good morning. we want to get an update on the weather. here is brian van de graaf. >> reporter: actually, clouds early this morning. fog. we will get sunshine later today. temperatures near 80 degrees. pretty mild afternoon. near record warmth, record is 7. overnight, looks like we'll see showers, a possibility. maybe a rumble of thunder. that moisture will linger into the start of tomorrow. tomorrow, the showers will be eastern automotive group to start. maybe some drying later in the day. temperatures only in the lower 60s for your saturday, 50s by the time we get to sunday. >> on the friday morning drive we cleared one crash on southbound i270, but yet another one, this time we're tied up just past falls owed for the southbound road and it will be a struggle as you make your way into the democracy boulevard area toward i270 spur. headed over

flint, michigan, record, 80. 77, detroit. some of the latest and warmette numbers that we've seen in november, at least in the great lakes. >>> good morning, it's 7:56 this friday, november 6th. i'm ken rosato. and stopping head loin -- topping headlines this hour. the bus was stopped late last night in madison, connecticut. it's now headed back to queens. police say the woman was hit while crossing against the lite at the intersection of main street and kissena boulevard in flushing. this happening just after 8:00 last night. at this point investigators say it doesn't appear the bus driver even knew that he or she hit someone but just kept ongoing at that point. the woman died at the scene. >>> governor chris christie along with mike huckabee will have to sit out the next prime time republican debate. the two didn't make the cut because of their low poll numbers of and candidates needed 2.5% in four most recent a check of your commute with heather. >> we have delays with energy machine transit because of police activity in r

we have new challenges, outrageous things like what is happening in flint, michigan, where there's lead -- very high lead found in the water, and we need pipes changed. we need to be supporting infrastructure around not only roads and bridges, which are critically important, but aging pipes that have been there for 60, 70, 80, 100 years, we are now seeing and multiplied by a series of errors and incredibly bad misjudgments at the state level, at the minimum. but we are seeing situations where we're going to need to support efforts on making sure we can upgrade our pipes, our water pipes and other -- water and sewer. that's all a part of this budget. so when we look at, mr. president, moving forward, you know, last week at the end of the week was a good time because we were able to -- it was an opportunity to come together in a bipartisan way, avert disaster, actually come together as the american people want us to do every day. people in michigan say can't you guys just get something done? can't you just work together? at the end of last week we actually did that. we actually came toget

flint, michigan, record, 80. 77, detroit. some of the latest and warmette numbers that we've seen in november, at least in the great lakes. now it moves to the south and east. tampa could hit a record, d.c. and jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where we're going, this is how we're going to reform state government...' every politician comes in talking about making change, and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made a lot of changes. he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something in the budget that

flint, michigan, record, 80. 77, detroit. some of the latest and warmest numbers that we've seen in november, at least in the great lakes. now it moves to the south and east. tampa could hit a record, d.c. and new york. in des moines, there have been nearly 9-hundred calls to police reporting gunshots so total, 8-hundred-48 calls. but-- police say calls for service aren't true indicators of crime rates. that's because sometimes they turn out to be nothing or multiple people call about the same incident. looking closer to home -- dubuque police have responded to 30 reports of gunfire as of october 29th. while, cedar rapids police have received 78 calls of gunshots this year as of september 30th. last year, dubuque police responded to only 25 calls. and cedar rapids had a total of 96 gunfire incidents last year. wartburg college in waverly is facing budget problems. the president of the school -- darrel colson-- has until next week to decide to cut any faculty positions. the college says it has a dual problem, a nearly four mil

flint, michigan, record, 80. 77, detroit.bers that we've seen in november, at least in the great lakes. now it moves to the south and east. tampa could hit a record, d.c. and new york. we've got to your pfr. >> good morning. evening commuters may face delays and near 280 in san francisco because of construction on the city's central subway. over the next eight days crews will link existing light rail tracks to the completed subway tunnel. mike nicco is here. >>> good morning, everybody. a lot of sunshine out here. let me show you the numbers for your microclimate. we're pretty much in the mid to upper 60s until we get to inland east bay and north bay, 70s today and again tomorrow with increasing high clouds. light rain best sunday morning, showers monday morning, temperatures in the 50s and 60s, then sunshine and warmer next week. leyla? >>> we have an accident heading away from walnut creek on highway 24. a couple of cars are involved here, blocking a lane. westbound side of 24 just past 680 slow out of pleasant hill toward

. >> so reasonable, stuart, a skin flint like you should love this.tuart: did you hear this, senator. >> i did and as always i'm with the judge. stuart: thank you for joining us, sir, much obliged. >> thank you, god bless. stuart: judge, again the same to you. back in a moment with the opening bell from wall street. attention americans eligible for medicare. changes to medicare plans could significantly impact healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits you're entitled to? new plans are now available that could increase your benefits and lower how much you pay out of pocket. to update your coverage- or enroll for the first time -- call healthmarkets. we'll help you find the medicare plan that's right for you. hi, i'm doctor martin gizzi. it's a new medicare year. that means more changes... and more confusion. here's what i tell my patients... first... this year's medicare plan changes could mean more coverage and lower costs for you. second, it's not automatic. the key question is: do you still have the best medicare plan for you? to find the r

what's happening in flint is a failure of government. it cannot be allowed in the state and federal government need to act to help this poor city. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. burgess: i rise to ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. mr. burgess: madam speaker, this morning my gotsche goff of texas sent a letter to president obama, i write to inform you the state of texas will not accept any refugees from syria in the wake of the deadly attacks in paris. is tragedy on friday follows quickly behind secretary kerry's announcement that the united states will be taking in an unprecedented number of refugees. last month the helsinki commission which i was a member held a hearing, assistant secretary of state said the refugees were fleeing to europe because they perceived those borders to

andi hope you have -- flint hillary mann -- former cia directors.hey are experts on the middle east. but to educate the public about, you know, hey, i voted for obama. but how the obama administration continued the bush administration policies by instead of negotiating with assad, he's a murderer, but negotiating with him about a power-sharing deal five years ago with -- on their incredible website going to to run -- to tehran. so there would not be millions of refugees and hundreds of thousands of dead. rducate the public about how ou foreign policy in syria has created the refugee situation. for theank you suggestion. president obama did talk about the refugee situation in a joint news conference yesterday at the white house with french president hollande. here is the headline in " washington times." downed urussian jet ups syria tension. they write, "the downing of a russian fighter jet raise the tensions around serious civil war to new heights tuesday putting more pressure on the obama administration to take a more aggressive leadership role to

we're going to use it again in this year's flint lock.th our soft partners across the continent including our european partners. great opportunity to see the interaction the interoperatability that i have been talking about here. these things are hugely important. >> when you say text transfer, do these countries want drones of their own? are they looking for stuff like that. >> i think everybody wants that kind of capability, to see the enemy or see their threat more clearly and be pro active as opposed to reactive. so, yes, that technology -- they know about it. they come to our schools. they get trained. they know. they watch the news. they watch servidiscovery chann. they are all over. they are very smart, astute but they need our assistance. >> let's go back to coney. you said they are oitd hiding out in the youngels and everything. in your opinion is coney's days numbers? >> absolutely numbered, right. i don't know what's going to come first, either we capture him or -- not we -- our partners capture him. or he dies of the many heal

paul flint. >> the prime minister was committed to rightly or not lashing out militarily after the publication of the atrocity of -- but he's wrong now to ignore the real threat, the isil plan which is to excavate a regional war into a world war between christians and muslims. and wooden action now repeat what we did in 2003 where we deepened the conflict, we deepened the divide between muslims and christians. that is their strategy. and won't this action now lead to more books the great threat is homegrown terrorism, and isn't this action likely to increase recruits to terrorism and jihadism, care, here and elsewhere in the world? >> i know the honorable gentleman deeply wants to have the peaceful world that we all dream of protecting that we have something in common. what i would say is isil have taken action against us already. they were behind the murder of the people on the beach in tunisia. they are behind the plots in our country. they butchered our friends and allies and our citizens in paris. and in terms of this battle between muslims and christians, that is what want to avoid. it is

. >> caroline flint. speaker, there will never be a future where we do not need steel. the prime minister if he will send a clear signal today to those potential investors in our u.k. steel industry that he will do whatever it takes to back a sustainable, cutting edge u.k. industry in the future? we want to see steel that is used in the u.k. and across the world stamped with "made in britain." i completely agree. we want to support our steel industry, which is why we are taking action on procurement. we should back the british steel. we are also going to be exempting heavy energy users, like british steel, from the higher electricity charges, but it does go, i have to say, to to theorable lady questions asked by the leader of the opposition. it costs even more to exempt behind energy users. that is why you need a balanced program. everything we can do to help british steel, including a very clear infrastructure plan that you will be hearing a bit more about in a moment. it is all good. >> mark garnier. garnier: thank you, mr. speaker. in 2010, unemployment in wyre aroun