florence: this is an article getting a lot of attention.it talks about the suspected architects of the era's attacks -- the paris attacks is dead. qquoteshington post" haveotes two authorities confirmed this, though they have not done so with the broader public yet. they describe this man, abdelhamid abaaoud, a belgian extremist, who once boasted about how easy it was for him to travel between syria and the european union. lots of focus on that man. left-leaning paper talks about "the face of terror." they say he really embodies the failure of european intelligence. they talk about jihad without borders today in "liberation." one thing that is difficult for institute -- intelligence institutions is -- if he was killed, it has incredible implications. how could one of the most dangerous man in the world right now be just outside of paris? genie: one of the suspects, a woman who knew herself up -- who blew herself up? florence: if it is indeed confirmed that this was a female, causing -- female, cozzi ikaze, this leads them to wonder if this

. >> reporter: and so surely that investigator down in florence county, south carolina, kenny boone,ould jump all over what pat had learned but -- >> i firmly believe i know who committed this homicide. >> reporter: but -- >> the detective from florence county would not return any of my calls. then i faxed him a request from my detective bureau. this was solely 100% as a police officer, a fellow police officer. and he never responded. fbi from what i'm told their protocol, jurisdiction the agency that has the jurisdiction has to make the request. or they can't get involved. >> he doesn't think there's anything suspicious. forget about it. you could have done that. why didn't you? >> i firmly believed that tom was a suspect. while this homicide did not happen in my jurisdiction, i can't walk away. if someone's been killed and set on fire and i might know who did it, i'm going to work on the case. >> and what did pat moug do? why, he followed in the very footsteps of his quarry, tom morgan. he went over the head of the florence county sheriff and marched right on over to state police h

florence with us. scandal --ith the the world anti-doping agency released a report on allegations of doping cover up extortion in russian athletics. >> right. a huge story. interesting to look at how the russian media is covering it. for now, they are being factual. i pulled out an article from russia's today website. are calling for russian athletes to be and over these doping allegations. so, a lot is at play. essentially, team russia could be banned from olympic games for instance, next year. what is interesting, another russian paper says that, ashley, it was just a matter of time before the scandal broke out. the situation had been festering for quite some time. the words athletic and doping were increasingly associated in a russian context. genie: now, the french paper looks at how they carried out the investigation. florence: a fascinating report if you want to know on -- more on how this report was written. in depression -- independent sevension is focused on countries including russia and carr

the third -- >> okay, we're obviously having problems hearing florence, that line very bad indeed. let's leave it there, florence myanmar, reporting on the nld meeting in myanmar. >> faisal, roy was an atheist and critical of islamic groups in the please area. >> strongest typhoon in record so far in the arraignan seas. almost 7 inches of water, fell on houston over the past weekend. >>> detroit in the u.s. state of michigan has experienced, economic shardships have left the city depressed. he realize you glrks are this is detroit's wall of shame. when teresa moved here 26 years ago, blacks were on one side, whites on the other. >> the purpose was to separate the white community from the black community. i don't like it but it's part of my history. >> a developer wanted to build middle class homes for whites, reasoning that separating the races would protect the seablght's involvement. yet while those oppressed by the berlin wall tore it down, this wall has allowed to stand. >> this serves as a memory how things used to be and how perhaps in their mind things have gotten better. >>

florence: russia and turkey have different versions of what happened here.f you want the russia version, head to the moscow times and see a quote by the russian president, vladimir putin who says the downing of this military plane is a stab in the back from accomplices of terrorists. very tough words from the russian president. very different opinion, though, in the turkish papers if you want another quote, this time from the turkish president, heck out this article in the "hurriet daily news" and said turkey downed the jet with the rules of engagement and turkey said its jet was in its airspace and why it was shot down. a very tit for tat answers here but what's clear is there is a crisis within the crisis which is the syrian crisis, of course. another interesting piece in the daily news says that syria is turning into a turkish russian battlefield and things could escalate quite dramatically. jamie: those worries are he cannedoed in international press. florence: one of the reasons it's a big deal is because it's the first time a russian warplane has been

minot --lorence villa florence with us. athletics being rife with doping. florence: initially, the governments of the allegations were groundless and politicized. went so farinister as to say russia was being persecuted. repercussions of these allegations could be huge for team russia. the world anti-doping agency has recommended russian athletes be banned from upcoming competitions, inc. the next years olympics -- including next year's olympics in rio. genie: there's been a lot of focus on the fourth republican debate. singers, lots of buzzworthy -- of zingers, buzzworthy statements, and spending -- and truthbending. carly fiorina and donald trump both really stretched the truth about a meeting that supposedly took place with russian president vladimir putin. do the republican debates actually matter? since august, there have been four of them and neither of the ist leaders -- debaters leading in the polls. instead, two of the not so good performers are still way out front. to the debates actually matter -- do the debates actually matter? according to "the

for pat, it was from florence county sheriff kenny boone, who said he learned about it from the forensic pathologist. but she told us simply this. as far as she remembers, there never was any milky white substance. here is her autopsy report. i put everything i found in here, she told us. if it wasn't in the report -- and it isn't -- it didn't exist. >> >> reporter: and remember how pat ferreted out tom morgan's fudging about his movements around the time his sister was killed? now in his film, pat used that uncertainty to offer his own set of speculations. that tom lingered at his parents' house in myrtle beach for several days after a family reunion ended. and then on his drive home to charlotte, stopped off to kill his sister. >> driving from myrtle beach to charlotte puts him on a route that takes him through the university where his sister was going to school at the time of her homicide. >> reporter: but pat offers no evidence that this actually happened. no receipts, no eyewitnesses along the way that could place tom anywhere on this route. in fact, in that hidden camera interview,

florence looie reports from langon. right. we will come back to that story a little bit later but the russian sports minister rejected allegations of running a states-sponsored doping program. there have been calls for russia to be banned from next year's olympics after a damming report detailing accusations of drug cheating. a report from geneva. >> reporter: in the swiss sunshine, a dark day for the sport of athletics, an independent commission set up by the world anti-doping agency, wada, to investigate claims of systemic doping in russia returned its verdict? >> our recommendation is that the russian federation be suspended. >> if it doesn't fix the problem, no russian athletes at the rio 2016 olympic games. >> this report says there is a deeply rooted culture of cheating among russian officials, coaches and athletes, some of whom who are coerced into doping programs and financially exploded. a lab is accused of destroying samples on the country's own anti-doping agency seems to have helped dopers descape detention richard

florence lou which has more. >> reporter: bold predictions.s are already predicting a win for the main opposition party, the nld. on the streets, people weren't shy about saying who they want this government. >> translator: i want to see a new leader in this country. that's why i voted nld. >> translator: if [ inaudible ] leads us, the country will be better. >> reporter: five years ago when myanmar was still under military rule, few would have dared to mention the name of the former political prisoner. now her party could form the next government. >> translator: until this time the election results have not been declared. i think everyone already knows or has guessed what the result is. >> reporter: the election commission is expected to announce the final results in two weeks. >> translator: the 2015 general election was a peaceful one, and it can be seen that it was held peacefully and -- successfully. >> there's a lot of concern about the uac, particularly its impartiality, as you know the chair is former military man who has openly procla

florence l florence lou -- lou wii all rights. >>> the national league f democracy is predicted to win translator: i want to see somebody lead this country. >> translator: i want [ inaudible ] to lead this country. >> translator: if [ inaudible ] leads us, the country will be better. >> translator: five years ago when myanmar was under military rule, few would have dared to mention of the former prisoner. now her party could form the next government. >> translator: until this time the election results v not be declared. >> reporter: myanmar's election commission is expected to announce the final results in 2015. some question whether these complaints will be properly handled. >> there is a lot of concern about the unc. the chair is a former military man who has openedly declared he hoped they would win the election. >> reporter: the fact that the collection was carried out smoothly, has already been seen as many as progress for a country that five years ago was a military dictatorship. >>> the president in the u.s. state of missouri has quit over racial tensions on campus. black footba

florence, how open has this campaign been? >> they have been allowed to hold rallyless speeches all across the country. but however, the nld, the main opposition city, the aung san suu kyi party, has also been less than free and fair. she says the party has made many complaints about irregularities, but they say, the election commission doesn't seem to have taken much action about, and in fact the election commission was unable to publish the final election list on the 2nd of november, at it promised it would, but had to do in staggered days. there was one of the more serious cases had a campaign worker who was stabbed and attacked by men with knives and he had the oundergo surgery in hospital. so these are the issues that are marring the campaign process. >> aung san suu kyi says she will form a reconciliation government if her party wins. there's not a single muslim candidate running in this election, just how inclusive will this election be. >> the fact that muslims are being marginalized is a concern. also among the action

a charming college campus in florence, south carolina, november 9th, 1994.her has been trying to phone her daughter, her daughter jennifer at the mobile home park which was her off-campus residence. >> i had started calling her. the line was busy, busy, busy. >> at the very same moment, across town, a woman in the final stages of labor is also trying to reach her best friend jennifer, who'd promised to be with her for the birth. >> the line was busy. and it was busy for the next hour and the next hour, for hours upon hours. >> they are calling the one woman, who outside these few frames of video, you will never meet. the young woman at the center of this tale because at that very moment, jennifer morgan is lying on her bed, and she is dead in a house fire. it was just after 12:30 p.m. by the time the fire department arrived, the intensity of the blaze had roasted one end of the mobile home. they knocked the fire down and discovered the body, burned beyond recognition, lying face down on the bed. summoned to the scene of the fire was a young detective named k

florence looi from yangon. >> bold predictions, the day after the election in myanmar. the national league for democracy or nld. on the streets of yangon peopler weren't shy about saying who they want in government. >> translator: i want to see nld lead this country. that's why i voted nld. >> i want antisuu to lead this d this country. >> former political prisoner aung san suu kyi. now her party could form next government. >> translator: until this time the election results have not been declared. i think everyone already knows or has guessed what the election result is. >> reporter: myanmar's election commission is expected to announce the final result in two weeks. >> translator: the 2015 general election was a peaceful one and it can be seen it was held peacefully and successfully. >> some question whether these complaints will be properly handled. >> there is a lot of concern about the uec. particularly its impartiality. as you know the chair is a former military man, who has openly proclaimed that he was hoping that the usdp would win the election. >> it will be c

florence louie is where aung san suy kyi cast her vote, on the out skirts, and scott heidler. tell us how voting went today, and about the turn outs. >> it was a very good turn out according to those in the election commission. an official told the a.f.p. newsagency that there was an 80% turn out. officials where we are told us there was 60%. there were lines out the door at the elementary school. they lined up at 4:00am, the polling started at 6:00am. it was an historic day. it seems like there was an enthusiastic population that came out to vote. let's look at the day with florence louie's package. >> reporter: before daybreak, before the polling stations opened. voters in myanmar waited their turn for a chance to vote for the government they want. >> for the next generation, for real changes. hopefully there'll be change. >> this day, to make a change for the future, a brighter future for our country >> reporter: for nearly 50 years a military government recalled the country until handing over four four years ago, since then. the ruling party, mostly consisting ever former

, we are out here at florence township high school where the head of security had to be taken to the hospital after a 17-year-old student charged him after breaking up a fight she was involved in. >> it was enough force to send him to the ground. >> the police sergeant is describing an incident that left the school security director with two broken ribs, lonny brown, a retired police detectives was breaking up a fight by two girls, while walking one to his office he was charged by the other teen who drove him into the wall. >> that fact that this happened in a school, is unbelievable. to go after a school official like that and cause the injuries that they did to them is unacceptable. >> in a facebook post responding to dozens of get well wishes, brown wrote really soar, heading back to the doctor, got blindsided. felt like a linebacker. >> i am glad he is doing better. >> it supsets me, the kids fight and carry on and before long, and i know him so well and he got hurt. >> one girl 15 and one girl 17 are charged with aggravated assault and disorderly conduct. >> they need to keep th

florence looi is there with the latest. >> reporter: this is where reporters are going to be converginge next few days the election commission says it will gill rolling updates as results come in several time throughout the day. the announcements will be made in the capital but carried live here. myanmar's biggest city and commercial hub. the newspapers have made headlines just a day after an election predicting the within for the national league for democracy. the party leader her civil hinted at a victory. she told supporters earlier this morning that the results are not in but i think we know who has won even if it's not been announced. now there have been official complaints lodgee lodgeed with x commission not just by the national league for democracy but also an ethnic mind or at this party. complaints about out voting process and counting and reporting process have not followed procedures and rules. >> let's go scott heidler live for us. even when the vote is completely counted, it's going to be sometime before myanmar knows who its next government or president is going to be. >>

let's tick you live now florence looi is there. alleged irregular lier tayes in to the lead up to sunday's poll. just how free and fair has this campaign been? >> reporter: if we talk about the election campaign, well, every party has been allowed to campaign freely. allowed to hold rallies and speeches throughout the country. but the -- but the main opposition party, the national league for democracy says there have been cases of violence, of -- against their campaign workers as well as against their candidates. and that is their chief concern. now, if you talk about the election process being free and fair, she has said it's already proving to be less than that. and the main complaint is the fact that they are irregularities in the votter list, they estimate it could be anywhere between 30 and 80% and the election commission doesn't seem to have taken much initiative in correcting these complaints when they have been launched with it. the third issue is whether or not the entire election can be considered free and fair when 25% o

our reporter florence looie was there and 70 us this report. the crowd had swelled.f we win by a landslide in the coming election, we will forgive and work together with everyone including the military. she was still under house arrest during the last election five years ago, which was boycotted by the national league for democracy or nld. it easily won the bye election in 2012 and is tipped to win this time. this is the first general election since the government took over from military rule in 2011. there have been some reforms, economic and political. the media is less sensored than before but by no means impartial. >> are we going to get a balanced view? i don't think so. the black of coverage in state-owned media doesn't seem to have perfected the party or its leaders' popularity. >> the only leader who can bring us a bright future. >> our country has been left behind. but we want change now. >> the nld said it is concerned about inaccuracies in the voter lists, which it said could affect at least 30% of voters. it's also been criticized forgiving in to anti-mus

florence looi, al jazeera, yangon. >> lawmakers in catalonia have voted to secede from spain. central government in madrid says secession is a violation of spain's constitution. spanish government says they will take to spain's constitutional court. >>> a leader of the kurdish people's democratic party is accusing recep tayyip erdogan of trieg ttrying to create a constitutional dictatorship. his opponents say the move is just a power grab. >> we have not changed our policy regarding the presidency. because akp, constitutional dictatorship, that merges everything into a sim hand. we woulsingle hand. we would have to be out of our minds to accept this. >> more than a million syrian are living in turkey. hundreds of thousands of syrian children in turkey are being denied one of their basic rights, an education. al jazeera's omar al saleh reports from istanbul. >> abraham is 13 years old. his family escaped aleppo two years ago. he looks younger because his bones are not growing normally. he left school two years ago, he earns about $3 a day working 12 hours as a porter. he tells

the scenes in lawrence focus on a bank robbery, he plans to spend two weeks shooting in florence including the north end. >> kind of a cool thing. >> it's ads some excitement on an otherwise dreary day. >> warmest part of the day was today. 56 here at 11:00. it's really pretty comfortable outside. we are at 63-degrees at the vineyard. we are going to see some changes while we all sleep later on tonight. watching a cold front marching through. these are the last of our raindrops here. looking at heavier rain in meramac. around boilston and clinton with some downpours. a big old gail is spinning its way across the great lakes. you can always send these in. george said, what is a -- it's when winds produce large water movements on lakes. it pushed all that water to one side and then the water level winds. once the showers move out we get bright skies. a couple of showers popping up tomorrow afternoon especially across the worster hills. the temperatures will be in the mid and upper 40s. the wind is the headline for our weather on the 13th. a couple of pop-up showers. again, the whole area, an

florence looi, al jazeera, langon. >> joining us, lynn very good to have you with us. first do you suspect that the election will be mostly fair and free? >> well, i think the international community is very aware of the significant challenges that myanmar faces. and that is looking out less for a perfect election, as opposed to one that is reasonably free and fair. i think your earlier reports hinted at the remaining issues, in myanmar. it faced a significant structural rob such as constitutional reservations for 25% military block in parliament. and as you also just heard, there have -- the muslim community in myanmar have largely been disenfranchised. so many have been prevented from running for parliament as well as voting in the upcoming election. but of course this is going to be posing a problem, moving forward because if one community is disenfranchised from political and legal process you, you know there might be problems moving ahead. >> to your point -- >> by and large these fail to be free and fair. >> even if they win will they have full control? because t

we had an earlier accident, active for cleanup in florence township. eastbound right around 130.l be back in 10 minutes for another check on your traffic. >>> it was a star-studded evening at the kimmel center in philadelphia. artists gathered to honorly gepds past and present. mayor nutter was there at the ceremony to honor the jazz trumpetor, director. anderson was one of the most celebrated and a pioneer for the arts and civil rights. >> want to make a point that i think is pertinent to this award, to this city, to the lives that we live as americans and what marion anderson represents to us. >> in addition to honoring greats like marsalis the award supports up and coming artists through its young artist study grant program. >> small plane slams into an apartment building killing at least two people but timing may be what saved dozens of other lives on the ground. it's not uncommon to hear about school lockdowns now but because of an emu? well, that's something you don't hear about every day. the emu on the loose. >>. >> 6:43. a school was placed on lockdown not because of a c

police arrested ray shelter junior in new florence. >>> a deadly accident shut down a stretch of road in north jersey. three people were killed when a pick up truck carrying cows collided with a passenger car and van. traffic was shuttled off 287. a dozen people were taken to the hospital. several cows did not survive. 287 is back open. state police may provide an update of the accident later this morning. >>> authorities are trying to figure out what set off a gunman's murderous rampage at a planned parenthood facility. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch is calling it a crime against women, innocence and law enforcement. a police officer killed in the shooter's spree is being remembered. abc's brandy hick has more on the investigation. >> reporter: in the small town of hartsville police and vehicles surrounded the white trailer the home of robert louis dear the man accused of a shooting spree friday at a planned parent hood which i clic 60 miles away in colorado springs. officer garrett swasey a 44-year-old father of two, one of three people shot and killed by the alleged planned pa

the suspect was wanted for shooting a police officer in new florence westmoreland county ray shelter, jr., now in custody. he thought a township officer responding to a domestic incident last night and the officer died at a hospital in johnstown. >>> new from overnight in our area, three people dead after a crash in bernards township, somerset county. in addition to the three people who died, a dozen others were hurt. medics took them to area hospitals and some of the cows died in the crash and in the meantime police are detouring traffic while they investigate and clear the highway. and part of 295 in burlington shut down this morning after a crash there. this happened around 3:30 this morning near the burlington township exit. no word yet on the victim's condition. >>> today is one of the busiest travel days as folks will be returning to our area from their thanksgiving trips. nbc10's monique braxton at the airport monitoring the aarrivals and departures. >> reporter: a spokesperson shows me there are no canilations or delays, and many travelers are caution due to the state departme

florence looi al jazeera yangon. >> joining us vie skype is dr. lynn kwok, brookings institution think tank. madam thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera. so what we do know, it does seem that aung san suu kyi's party the nld has managed to gain the 60% of seats for a majority in parliament. so now we're looking ahead to months of political wrangling. how difficult do you think it will be between now and march when a president will be announced? >> well, obviously, there are lots of issues to be sorted out and how easy they're going to be sorted out will depend of course on her margin in parliament. you mentioned 67% as the magic number for her to be able to successfully push for her candidate as president to become president. however, there are other issues such as who, you know, the new president will appoint in the administration in key positions. and this isn't very clear, considering especially because the nld doesn't have very many second tier leaders, they have aung san suu kyi and aung san suu kyi alone. that is enough to lead

we'll go live to florence louie, on the outscares of yangon. give us a sense of what we can expect in the coming hours? >> in the coming hours we expect the queues to be longer. before, the polling station opened 10 minutes before. queues started to form half an hour before, in an hour and a half or an hour, we expect the opposition leader and former prisoner aung san suy kyi to turn up and vote at this polling station. they are probably going to be a crowd of well-wishers. we have spoken to a lady, an attorney, who grew up in myanmar, and she doesn't have the right to vote, but is here to be able to take in what is happening on this day, and to watch aung san suy kyi cast her vote >>> is that enthusiasm, the cues that you mentioned a sign of how significant today is for democracy in myanmar? >> absolutely. now, this has been described as a landmark election. the opposition leader described this as a golden opportunity for people in myanmar, an opportunity for them to be a part of change. it's also seen as a test of the general's commitment or

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florence louie spoke to do voters. >> the 2015 general election has been described as a landmark election. >> i'm here with two first-time voters, kristina an independent film-maker and a woman from a corporate affairs firm. >> how important is the election to you? >> it's very important for me and the country. the right to vote is very - the most important thing for the democrat initiative, if we are truly practicing, and we can pick our government. >> this election centered on the topic of change. what change are you hoping to see? >> i hope to see more participation from the opposition party in the parliament. and more balance in the parliamentary system. i want to see more seats from the opposition party. >> myanmar started on a transition to democracy five years ago. are you happy with the changes. >> i'm happy with the changes. democracy is new to the government. at least the government is trying to change. even though #00% they are trying to change. >> i want them to take more responsibility for rule of law. and i don't feel safe around here these days. there's a lot of crimes. als

. >> the driver from framingham, florence friedman -- her car ended up in an alley and she left in a nebulous as to of the men that she hit and a third one was airlifted. >> the witness is left shaken. i went into the tire store and called 911. >> mcdonald is a veteran and retired engineer from hopkinton. his son said this should be a wake-up call that they should step up requirements for elderly drivers -- it's also a wake-up call to everyone who witnessed this. >> where watching our surroundings -- trying to be aware of cars coming in and out that you take for granted. yesterday what we saw was that life can change in a second. >> massachusetts law requires every driver 75 and older to go to the registry in person for a vision test but no driving test is required for renewal. the 88-year-old driver involved -- license has been suspended indefinitely. >> in natick, christina hager -- >> thank you. there have been 10 burglaries since monday including 2 last night -- they stole electronics, jewelry, money, and the gun. all of the homes were robbed in the middle of the day when the fam

this happened in new florence, pennsylvania. officer lloyd read riri responded. they're asking residents to stay secured in their homes. >>> offer garrett swayze here served the university for six years. the police force joined the school's basketball team for moment of silence before yesterday's game. now, officials tell nbc news they're still investigating a motive, but they say robert lewis dear ranted about politics and abortion. when he was questioned, dear said, quote, no more baby parts, in reference to planned parenthood. we get the latest from nbc's leanne gregg. >> reporter: a candlelight vigil to honor a police officer who lost his life when a gunman terrorized a neighborhood, one of several tributes to a victim of a deadly attack. on friday, reports of shots fired at planned parenthood office on the west side of colorado springs. when police arrived, they were met with a hail of gunfire. law enforcement officials say the shooter, robert lewis dear armed with an ak-47-type rifle fired into a strip mall wounding nine and killing three. >> there was a ma

florence looi, al jazeera. >> israeli soldiers have fired live ammunition to protesters in hebron. thousands of people turned out on the streets of hebron for the funerals on saturday. israel handed over their bodies on friday only after intervention from mahmoud abbas and international groups. >>> it's been 20 years since the assassination of itzaak rabak r. former u.s. president bill clinton who worked closely with rabin and palestinian leader yassir arafat spoke at the rally to honor him. >> he never stopped seeing his possibilities in life as his own. the third thing that i learned from him, most important, for you tonight in this complex and challenging moment is, he refused to give up his dream of peace in the face of violence. >> cyclone chipala is expected to make landfall, south in the arabian sea in record. >> severe weather has led to the death of six people in the u.s. state of texas. almost 7 centimeters of rain fell in one hour in the city of houston. >> the u.s. search team has tbhoound ifound what it believee wreckage of el faro, which disappeared on october the 1st

hate to break it with people, zacarias moussaoui he is in florence, colorado, in federal prison.t tried to blow up in '93 the world trade center, they're all sitting in federal prisons. you're absolutely right. the federal system is equipped to do this we should try them here, convict them here and serve time in supermax. >> i do not think they should be incorporated into our prison system because this gives them an open door to change more -- >> they're all in solitary. these guys are all in solitary. >> you're a judge, you know in prison people have ways to get stuff around and -- >> i hope you never have to go to florence, colorado. it is 450 feet below the earth. >> my fear they will get more people to become terrorists. >> that is legitimate fear. >> that is what my fear is. you bring them here. i think they should be isolated far away in gitmo where they belong. harris: we'll move on. we're coming right back on "outnumbered." by the way the university of missouri which we covered a little bit earlier, not the only school where racial tensions have been heating up. it is hap

on our reporter, florence looie was there. sends us this report. >> by the time opposition leader an son sugi arrived, the crowd had swelled to thousands. >> if we wind by a landslide in the coming election, we will forgive and work together with everyone, including the military. she was still under house arrest during the last election five years ago which was boycotted by the national league for democracy or nld. it easily won the bye election in 2012. it will is tipped to win this time. this is the first election since the government took over from military rule in 2011. there have been some reforms, economic and political the meted media is less censored than before although not par were. >> it is not balanced in covering campaign. are we going to get a balanced view? i don't think so. this is important for the voters. >> the lack of coverage in state-owned media doesn't seem to have perfected the party or its leaders' popularity the only leader who can bring our campaign in a bright future. >> other country has been left

an accident in burlington county blocking the left lane 295 northbound past florence columbus, expect slowing in that area. let's look at the commuter traffic report, lower merion, ardmore, no one reporting any problems in the region. that's good news. i want to show you the wind speeds we talked about how they dry on the roads for us, 13 miles per hour in philadelphia. we clocked a few gusts in poconos. 20-mile anmile an hour in allen. 55 the current temperature and temperature are much cooler today. we're dry with sunshine high of 57, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> this is new video on "action news" an attempt to steal a trailer from a driveway of a vancouver washington home was are thwarted by neighbors. the video shows the backup -- pick up truck backing into the trailer home. the driverhe accomplice, the suspect runs off. >> security video shows a man smashing marcia johnson's purse in covington. what we're not showing you is when he jumped into into the car and ran over johnson four times killing her. they found the victim's credit card in chattanooga ga, tennessee. this picture

was arrested early sunday morning in new florence and charged with murder. he's accused of shooting and killing st. clair township officer, lloyd read -- lloyd reed. the veteran officer was responding to a domestic violence call saturday night when he was gunned down. eric: right now it is 33 degrees. it hovers around the freezing point, it could be slick in some spots in iowa. a couple of cars headed there on i-235. you can see the sheen off of the road. >> weather is never more than 5 minutes away, only on kcci 8 news this morning. metinka: the winter storm is overnight we had light precip. that has lifted north of mason city did the second round moving in across southwest iowa. rain lifting to the northeast. there is more to come. all the way that -- all the way down through wichita this extends. it will be with us by 10:00. still a wintry mix. by 3:00, we will catch a break. for the evening commute, snow we -- commute, snowing, wintry mix. most of the precipitation will be falling today and through the afternoon and evening. there is a chance for icing w

. >> florence cavanaugh found her late sister's world war 2 act and profile here. >> she looks so young. >> reporter: the data base contains information that family members didn't know. >> i didn't realize that she got a good conduct medal because from the stories i heard, you know -- emotional impact of the small memorial kicks in. >> and this is just means -- i can't describe it. >> reporter: donna perry describes it as a living memorial. it's a place to that everything those who cleared the way for her. >> you didn't have your career but you made it possible for me to have one. >> reporter: it's her job to photograph the important moments here. first lady michelle obama's first visit, the first four- star african-american woman in the navy, admiral michelle howard and the ceremony, removing combat restrictions on women. >> and when we had the fight to do it, we were there to defend our country. and that is part of the story the memorial and her pictures are intended to tell. the remainder of the story is not yet written. craig bosswell, cbs news, arlington, virginia. >>> is come turn

what we new york the officer lloyd reed was responding to a domestic call saturday night in new florence about an hour and a half east of pittsburgh. the 20-year veteran died at the hospital. ray shelter jr. is charged with criminal homicide. he ran after the shooting and was arrested about six hours later. a wake for reed will be thursday, his funeral will be held on friday. again, here is another live look at the police briefing. again, let's listen now. >> advised us that he was struck and also from the 911 transmissions or from the radio transmissions we understood that officer reed was telling us he was struck. mr. shelter took off on foot. he still had his long rifle. officer dickered engaged him with gunfire as well. he was not hurt at all. mr. shelter escaped on foot. at that time, all police departments in the area were put on notice and rough lay six-hour manhunt ensued. at the conclusion of that six-hour manhunt, we received a 911 phone call that advised there was a male in the area of conemaugh generating station and indiana state police vehicle was sent there with two office

sentenced to house arrest then he hit the guest of the archbishop then goes to his place outside of florence with copious amounts of wine the rest of my life in the tuscan did lung a tuscany villa with wine is not so bad but not a great story but the catholic church has taken a lot of heat but it was not nearly as the myth. >> host: what about the so-called dark ages? >> those came earlier when apparently according to many accounts tuesday about the scientific process. it is the moment that stopped scientific advancements. they were great militarily in pretty good and administratively technologically but they didn't care that much about science. there was not that much to shut down. to the extent that it was preserved through the middle ages but this had a lot to do with it in a little bit later the muslim as well. the 12th century they started to develop the real learning during that time. so the so-called dark ages were not as dark and not quite as christian as they have led us to believe and galileo did not stop people equate the 17th century with the scientific revolution but happened wi

al jazeera, florence, colorado. >> a judge rules a lesbian couple can't keep a baby in utah. >> getting a college education for free, one school is able to foot the bill for undergrads. >> the state of utah is stepping into a custody case and speaking out against one of its judges. the judge ordered a lesbian couple to give up their foster child for the child's well being. the state disagrees with the ruling and reasoning. >> for the last three months, april and becky have been state approved foster parents to a now nine-month-old baby girl, until a judge this week said no. >> he said through his research, he had found out that kids in homosexual homes don't do as well as they do in heterosexual homes. when they asked to show his research, he would not. >> the state of utah is supporting the couple. the state argues the judge went against its recommendations. appeal. >> i'm not going to expect my case workers to violate a court order, on the other hand the law. >> lgbt parents groups say the judge was simply wrong. they say the research is not legitimate. >> he made an uninformed bias d

. >> reporter: chaos breaking out in this florence, kentucky, shopping mall. in oregon, one customer climbing over the food display in a walmart. and discounted towels flying at this walmart in louisiana. >> when you really want something that has a limited amount, there's a certain type of rush that you get. the blood starts flowing a little bit quicker. >> reporter: at one point, target selling a brand new apple ipad every second. this three-foot teddy bear for $10 selling out in a matter of minutes. >> $10, old-fashioned toys, they loved it. >> i got a bluetooth speaker, panasonic blu-ray player, beats headphones. >> reporter: but this year's biggest black friday trend? online shopping. thanksgiving online sales up 26% since last year. for shoppers, this is a sprint, but for shops, this is a marathon. many remain open until 10:00 p.m. tonight. and number crunchers say there are many sales still available. tom? >> thank you. >>> and we're learning details about the man that disrupted the first family's thanks giving dinner. joseph caputo managing to scale th

pentagon official tells me they have settled on the best option as being colorado's supermax prison in florencecolorado. it is a very secure prison. considered one of the most secure in the country, nicknamed sometimes alcatraz in the rockies. it already has some very high profile prisoners there, including the 9/11 conspirator, the moster mind between the 1993 world trade center bombing, and the so-called underwear bomber. all are being held in this facility. the official talked to me on condition of anonymity, because he says the plan is not final, but it is expected that the white house will send it up to congress sometime this week, possibly as early as thursday. >> that is jamie mcintyre in washington. congress has repeatedly blocked president obama's efforts to close that prison camp and move the remaining detainee's on to u.s. soil. >>> amnesty international says the plan actually won't close guantanamo. >> closing guantanamo is the right goal. this plan, at least what has been reported is not the way to get there. this plan is neither going to win support from congress, which has dising

i am joined in the studio by florence villeminot. flo: we are going to start off with a focus on inequality across the world. more than half the world's wealth belongs to 1% of the population. these rising inequalities are sources of concern but not inevitable, according to "courrier international." how can we do away with inequalities? they interviewed five economists, including a french economist who became quite a rock star over the past couple of months after releasing his best-selling book, "the capital in the 21st century." where are the answers to wealth inequality? tax reform, land distribution, and improving public health. another inequality that got a lot of attention this week, and that is the gender pay gap, one thing a lot of papers were talking about this week. the fact that if you are a woman working in europe, you stopped being paid on november 2 and essentially you are working for free for the rest of the year. essentially on average, women make 16.3% less than men. if you stretch that over a year, it means you stopp

an army captain florence grover will become the tenth living recipient of the med am of honor him he tackled a suicide bomber while serving in afghanistan saving his fellow soldier's lives. he has been recovering for the last three years, having gone through more than 30 surgeries at walter reed medical center. before the attack, he dreamed of becoming an olympic runner. . new this morning, a book challenge. the principal is begging for books to ensure her students outside school district head quart, in spring garden with more. what is happening. >> in this school and throughout philadelphia, there is not the money for outside reading. techbooks in the classroom are hard enough to fund. so this principal him shaes come up with a plan. she begged for looks. visitors to the west philly school. even her own family and friends earlier, students were asked, what kind of books they read for fun. most couldn't answer. they don't have access to books outside of the classroom. that's a major hurdle she says in the learning process. >> i believe that if they don't start reading for fun, then h

genie: florence villa minogue is with us today. thel a lot of focus on sinai peninsula that left people dead. you can imagine, a lot of mystery around what actually caused the crash. russian authorities say they are going to wait until the black box analysis results come in, but a lot of papers are reporting on this story that is essentially a story about how a u.s. infrared satellite actually detected a heat flash over egypt's sinai peninsula at the moment the plane went down. this article points out it isn't clear just what caused the flash. it could have been due to a bomb on board or explosion due to a mechanical failure of the plane. genie: both russian and egyptian officials were quick to dismiss claims that the plane may have been shot down by the islamic state. flo: egyptian and russian authorities said that was propaganda but they have not ruled out a terrorist attack. this is an interesting analysis piece. there points out that egyptian and russian authorities are being very prudent, perhaps overly careful. an intelligenc

. >> al jazeera learnt the pentagon recommended the supermax prison in florence colorado. the most secure prison as the best place to move guantanamo detainees that can't be released or kent to other countries. a group of 40 sheriffs wrote to the white house complaining while the guantanamo prison is secure, butting guantanamo prisoners there may find sympathizers who might mountain attack >>> overseas in myanmar, opposition leader aung san suy kyi has officially won her seat in parliamentary elections. the election commission made the announcement a short time ago. the nobel laureate expect to take control of the country. it's seen as myanmar's most democratics election in 25 years. 807% of voters cast ballots on sunday >>> there has been a setback for fantasy sports betting in the united states. the attorney-general say the sites are breaking the laws and must be shut down >>> a day after protests prompted the president of missouri to resign, the school is trying to confront the route of racial problems. >>> the daily fantasy sports industry in the united states has take

florence cavanagh found her late sister's world war ii profile. >> i didn't realize she got a good conduct medal because from the stories i heard -- it means -- so emotional there. the memorial is also a place where service women come to thank those who cleared the way for them. >>> she saw ney often had no family to greet them so she set out to change things. andrea mccarren will have this special veterans day story. operation welcome home tonight at 11:00. >>> the uso has ascension it. they are calling it turkeys for troops. we hear at wusa 9 are helping to raise money for this very important cause. get this folks. so far we raised $52,200. we want to thank all of you out there who contributed. that is awesome. i'm joined by elaine rogers miss uso herself. and michael edwards with turning point. i believe you have a gift or two 50 us, correct? we'll start with you. >> i am privileged to offer this check of $15,000 in appreciation of the services from our troops. >> thank you so much! thank you. i love these guys. >> i know. this is amazing guys. what do you have? >> on behalf of our empl

this cast distinguish themselves as sculptors, builders, writers, soldiers, florence chris, scientist inventors, and musicians. despite an 80% literacy rate in pre-civil war new orleans, louisiana's system free people of color in the boat establish organizations without permission or patronize the city stores restaurants. the african dissent community contributed to the growth and survival of-- there's what is in the architecture, handcrafted ornaments adorn the buildings, their rhythms movement with music and their creativity and flair for excitement spices its cuisine. the more i delve into the history and culture of black northlands from the more i discovered touchstones of my family history. while writing about the historic junto mentor school in the new orleans, i came across a group photograph of its proud teaching staff that included my mother, my godmother and many of their teacher friends. my mother also appeared in the yearbook for mcdonnell number 35 that was the first black high school in new orleans and also the teacher training school that was in the city. while research

there are a lot of steps to go but the person leading that is aung san suu kyi and our florence looi at the polling station. >> reporter: this election is seen as a landmark election in myanmar, a turning point in the country's history, the test of whether reforms that started nearly five years ago will be allowed to continue. the main opposition party the national league for democracy, nld led by aung san suu kyi is taking part in this election. it boycotted the election in 2011 because aung san suu kyi was still under arreste treaft . arrest then. there is a lot of excitement generated from this election. people are telling us that they feel that they have been waiting for this for 50 years, referring to the time whether the country was still under military rule. >> the head of the team investigating last week's plane crash in egypt's sinai peninsula says a noise was heard in the last second of the cockpit voice recording. this bolsters the suspicious that a bomb brought down the plane. paul brennan reports. >> reporter: it's been seven days since metro jet 9528 fell out of the sky

florence louie sent this update. >> there's not been reliable opinion polls leading to the election. many political commentators predict the national league for democracy will win the majority. the other group says there has been inaccuracies, and said that they could be anywhere between 30-80%. they had to contend with dirty tactics. in a count where anti-muslim sentiment has been exploited, they have been accused of being a pro-muslim party. and that means it's chosen not to field a muslim candidate. a move heavily criticized. a third fact is the fact that ethnic people will likely choose their own ethnic parties. whoever wins the election, the military will still be an important force because the way the constitution is drafted. it's guaranteed 25% of people in parliament with the right to appoint the home minister, giving it control over security and the justice system. for post elections, it will not be the general's view of a democracy, but the election is viewed as a step to the democratic process. >>> a book publisher has been found hacked to death in dakar. he published book