anyone found gill city could serve a maximum of 15 years in jail. >>> russian state media says debrisa site of the crash in egypt does not belong to the russian aircraft. >>> and the u.n. is warning of a looming crisis of statelessness for syrian refugees who have fled to neighboring countries. >>> this man helped persuade the u.s. that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction, but much of what he presented as evidence turned out to be false. >>> tropical cyclone has triggered heavy flooding after slamming into the coast of war-torn yemen. three people have already died and authorities are anticipating more loss of life. it made landfall before being downgraded in an area of about 2 million people. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: as waives crash into the sea wall, strong rain flood the coast of aden. this cyclone at one point was close to a category 5 hurricane. it has since weakened but itself hurricane-strength winds were unprecedented. >> there have been on rare occasions fairly weak tropical cyclones that have moved on to the coast. the last time there was a tropical

israeli born iris owns gill travel in center city. and says after the tragedy in ris her phone has been ringing ringing. >> we get calls and, you know, questioning what other people are doing. >> reporter: she told "eyewitness news" her concerned clients have not canceled any trips. but want to know more about safety. >> those that are very much frightened will not travel at all. they'll stay domestic, and those that are used to traveling say, you know, i'm not going to stop my life. i'm just going to continue doing what i've been doing. >> reporter: one of those on the fence about traveling to europe is alexandra bow hem. we caught up with her before she left for her motive poland. >> i do travel but i'm scared, too. >> reporter: she travels overseas frequently and says when she heard two planes leaving the united states for france were diverted tuesday, because of threats, she wasn't surprised. >> it's absolutely different feeling that 10 years ago or 20 years ago. 30 years ago. >> reporter: airlines overseas have reported a dip in

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at gill stadium, the annual turkey bowl saw central high school playing city rival trinity. there was of course football on the gridiron, but this game is about so much more. marc cote: well, it' s especially special because my daughter used to be with the central high band, so we' ve been coming to games for years. now that she' s in college, we still like to keep coming and -- for the tradition i guess it is. cheryl brown: our son is home from connecticut and kind of alumni day. he' s a central grad so we' re here, families together and we' re here today. nathan bond: my kids playing in the game, and i graduated from central, and i remember coming here when i was a kid. brian lacerte: it' s thanksgiving with family. and these type of situations only happen once in a lifetime. andy: there are of course other races and football games in the state today. enjoy what you' re doing and be reporting live in manchester, i am andy hershberger, wmur news 9. erin: all right, andy, thank you so much. along the seacoast, the annual portsmouth turkey trot hit full stride this morning. l

voting officials we takled with said activity has been slow over all and gill says he expects only about 3-thousand of sioux cities 47- thousand registered voters to cast a ballot. a lack of races may have something to do with the low numbers. "i was like ohh, there is no one else running for mayor. interesting. so it's almost kind of pointless." "i figured bob scott is a very good mayor and everybody else must think so too." "when thyere is more competition there is more excitement in a particular race but it shows that people do care about the election process" voting continues through 8 oclock tonight. we'll hear from the winners and take a look at a few important issues being decided around siouxland tonight at ten. jenna: the only contested race on sioux city's ballot in this year's municipal election is for a seat on sioux city's city council. that's the seat occupied by incumbant rhonda capron (kay-prun). she's running against challenger tom venesky who's run for council in the past. jenna: sioux center has the highway 75 expansion on their ballot today. expansion for the highway has been in talks since the

day is winding down, and locally woodbury county auditor pat gill says he expects only about 3- thousand people to cast a ballot. sioux city has about 47-thousand registered voters. voting officials we takled with said activity has been slow over all. a lack of races may have something to do with the low numbers. "i was like ohh, there is no one else running for mayor. interesting. so it's almost kind of pointless." "i figured bob scott is a very good mayor and everybody else must think so too." "when thyere is more competition there is more excitement in a particular race but it shows that people do care about the election process" voting continues through 8 oclock hear from the winners and take a look at a few important issues being decided around siouxland tonight at ten. jenna: voters in sioux center are being asked to weigh in on a highway expansion project that's been in the works for sometime. tim: today, folks there are being asked what they think about a plan to widen highway 75 through town.. from three lanes, to five. elisa raffa was in sioux center today and has more... elisa on cam a controversial issue for so

andy: but running was the only at gill stadium, the annual turkey bowl saw central high school plain city rival trinity. there was football on the gridiron but this game is also about so much more. >> it is special because my daughter used to be with the central high band and we have been coming to a game for years. now that she is in college, we like to keep coming for the tradition. >> our son is home from connecticut and it is alumni day. he is a central grad so we are here and families are here together and we are here today. >> my kids are playing in the game and i graduated from central and i remember coming here when i was a kid. >> it' s thanks giving with family and these types of lifetime. jean: that was andy hershberger reporting. manchester was just one of many s football and sports. there was plenty of other turkey trots as well as it is one took over portsmouth before the holiday meals. jen: and for those in need, the holidays can be a difficult time. across the state, a handful of restaurants shut down the cash registers and served hundreds of free meals. and i' m -- adam s

stepped up see core tin new york city and here in our area, as well. monday night's patriots' game at gill receipt will see the fbi, state, foxborough police standing guard. >> just a hill bit more visibility of officers. we have more undercover people working the crowd, but overscrawl, it is just not really much changes from what we do every single game. phil: fans should expect tight security now you suns the aris attack. >> mo pacific threat to new york city but the nypd says it has 15 hun00 unt cooer terrorism officers at the ready. heather? heather: 5 investigates. jame based at the army reserve center until the discharge in 2013 and forced out amid child rape charges. investigators say he was wearing a gp bracelet when flock the armory saturday night. bloodstains matching the dna are were found inside. tracked down last night. morales will face a judge tomorrow. there is no word on whether the 16 have been recoveredded. ed: new at 11:00, a scare for former providence, rhode island, mayor buddy cianci. he passed out during the unveiling of his portrait at the 74-year-old was taken to

represent siouxland and although sioux city has about 47-thousand registered thousand people cast a ballot in this election. but woodbury county auditor pat gill says, those numbers weren't suprising because he wasn't expecting a large turnout. mayor bob scott... was elected to another four year term after running un- opposed. he collected...two thousand...and 87 votes. scott...says he will not run for re-election.... so during his last term... he wants to focus on creating more opportunities for younger generations. "i think that'st the way we're going to attract and keep young people in this community and we've done a bad job of that for about 10 to 12 years around here. we need to do the things that young families find attract and we need to continue to work on economic development very hard.we need to have jobs in this community for young people," said bob scott, sioux city mayor. also, on the ballot was councilwoman...rh onda capron. she was re- elected to her seat on the city council .... with 77 percent of the vote. rhonda...roped in one thousand-889 votes... beating out thomas venesky who collected... 554 votes. "the first four years w

city philadelphia yesterday. parishioners pray for all those impacted by the terror attacks. father gilld the attacks to 9/11. you can count on nbc 10 and the app and jim rosenfield's feeds from paris. he pare periscoped this, talking to people about the attacks, people from our area there. jim rosenfield, he just put this up a few minutes ago. you can continue to follow him when sometimes he broadcasts live. he will have live reports. >> a bunch of weapons missing from a massachusetts armory are the focus of an fbi investigation. governor baker says the weapons are linked to a break-in at the armory saturday night. he says the fbi and other state and local enforcement agencies are aware of the situation. officials are confident this is no indication the weapons are linked to terrorism. >> some resources on scene and investigative capability nothing at this point that would tie this to any specific threat or anything else at this point. >> officials say the armory is in a physically area and is surrounded by barbed wire fence. they are not releasing what type of weapons were stolen. open

youth has come under scrutiny in a number of cities this, protest has continued for nearly 10 days, here 24-year-old jamal clark another black man was shot and gilledpolis police, the officers involved have been sent on leave. clark's family wants the video of the incidents to be released. but authorities say the release would affect the ongoing investigation. and as tense race relations are further strained. people now have another reason to renew calls for a review of the use of lethal force by the police. al jazeera. >>> today november 25th is the international day for elimination of violence against women. we are looking at brazil, which has one of the highest rates of violence in the world particularly against women. here are some numbers, more than 58,000 brazilians suffered violent deaths last year which is around 160 people every day. most were murdered. but an average of eight died each day at the hands of a police, which is an increase of 37% on the year before. the rate for women dieing violent death is his also on the rise, world health organization says brazil has the fifth highest female homicide rate in the world. up 21% from a decad

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 citymercial 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. >> reporter: absolutely. it's going to take some time before we get the official results as we just heard from florence, there have been predictions if you will based on some very unscientific polling. but when those official p

i'm dana per re no along with kimberly gill foy, juan williams, eric bolling and a mystery next. no, it's greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." today, america, we are very thankful to be with you tonight and especially thankful for our troops and veterans on this holiday. thank you for your service and your sacrifice. we've got a fun show ahead so let's get started. it's become one of our annual traditions here on "the five" to name our picks for turkeys of the year. it makes me a little uncomfortable. but a ton of options we needed to weed through but we managed to make our selections and we'll take it around the table. we'll start with kimberly. >> i think i have the best turkey ever. you might agree with me at home. it's bernie sanders. he says black lives matter instead of all lives matter. for promoting socialism and for saying that climate change is the greatest threat to our national security. roll it. >> we're going to explain what democratic socialism is and what democratic socialism is about is saying it is immoral and wrong that the top 1 issu/10th of 1% almost 90%. black lives matter. we ne

i'm dana per re no along with kimberly gill foy, juan williams, eric bolling and a mystery next. no, it's greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york citye are very thankful to be with you tonight and especially thankful for our troops and veterans on this holiday. thank you for your service and your sacrifice. we've got a fun show ahead so let's get started. it's become one of our annual traditions here on "the five" to name our picks for turkeys of the year. it makes me a little uncomfortable. but a ton of options we needed to weed through but we managed to make our selections and we'll take it around the table. we'll start with kimberly. >> i think i have the best turkey ever. you might agree

gill more failed totoake theut for either contest. as for the frontrunners, their popularity was a determining factor in granting them secret service protection. the carson campaign is spending $150 thousand on a add across two cities. they're hoping this rap song will play well in what they're calling urban markets. meanwhile, on democratic side, hillary clinton was on jimmy bill clinton would be called if she won in 2016. the names first dude and first mate were floated and this interesting hypothetical. >> he's very popular still. it you were running against your husband right now, who would win that ce? >> i think you got to have that kind of confidence if you're in this arena trying to be president. so, if i were to run against him, would i win? yeah. >>> coming up, tonight on msnbc the first democratic candidates forum tonight at 8:00 eastern. >>> the tsa is considering tightening security at airports. the u.s. is taking the possibility that the plane was bombed very seriously. here with more from egypt. >> reporter: they found no evidence of a bomb but the could have caused this. >> i think there v a possibility there was a bomb on board and we're taking that very seriously. >> reporter: if a bomb was the ca

city has about 47-thousand registered voters.... but less than 3- thousand people cast a ballot in this election. woodbury county auditor pat gill says, those numbers weren't suprising because he wasn't expecting a large turnout. but after a day of vovong, it was mayor bob scott... who was elected d to another four r year term after running un- opposed. he llected...two thousand..and 87 votes. scott...says he will not run for re-election.... so during his last term... he wants to focus on creating more opportunities for younger generations. "i think that'st theway we're going toto atatact and keep yoyog people in this community and we've done a bad job of that for about 10 to 12 years around here. we need to do the things that young families find attract and we need to continue to work on economic development very hard.we need to have jobs in this community for young people," said bob scott, sioux city mayor. also, on the ballot was councilwoman..rh onda capron.n. she was re- elected to her seat on the city council ... with 77 percent of the vote. rhonda...roped in one thousand-889 votes... beating out thomas venesky who collect

city has about 47-thousand registered voters.... but less than 3- thousand people cast a ballot in this election. woodbury county auditor pat gill says, those numbers weren't suprising because he wasn't expecting a large turnout. but after a day of voting, it was mayor bob scott... who was elected to another four year term after running un- opposed. he collected...two thousand...and 87 votes. scott...says he will not run for re-election.... so during his last term... he wants to focus on creating more opportunities for unger generatitis. "i think that'st the way we're going to attract and keep young people in this community and we've done a bad job of that for about 10 to 12 years around here. we need to do the things that young families find attract and we need to continue to work on economic development very hard.we need to have jobs in this community for young people," said bob scott, sioux city mayor. also, on the ballot was councilwoman...rh onda capron. she was re- elected to her seat on the city council .... with 77 percent of the vote. rhonda...roped in one thousand-889 votes... beating out thomas venesky who collected..

gill -- 55 in gilroy. san francisco, 55. if you're going into the city maybe spore shopping or the tree lighting ceremony, bring along the jacket. it will be cool right when we get into the sunset and then the temperatures drop off dramatically. the bay area weekend always in view. subtle changes for the weekend. overnight lows don't change a whole lot. it's going to be cold, cold, cold. for your afternoon, the outdoor activities you may need the jacket and the graphs and a scarf and maybe even a hat. >> we're doing an afternoon hike because of all that we ate yesterday. >> great idea. >> i'm hoping to get out there at 1:00. >> dress in layers. >> you warm up and then get cold again. >> thank you. >> you got it. >> the airport is testing out a robot that will help people to avoid missing their flights. the amsterdam airport is one of the most confusing in all of europe. spencer will help guide passengers to their gates. it's a one-week trial that starts next monday. >>> a professor in australia says his house was saved from a wildfire thanks to a home se

chris and gill are army vets traveling with their wives, friends and fellow soldiers. they are here for three days of edm r and r. >> new york cityenver in the house, l.a. in the house, chicago is somewhere in the house. >> l.a. right here. >> right there. >> california love. >> what's unique about this festival? >> it's a break from life. it's a break from being an adult. we have serious jobs. we were in the army. life is serious and sometimes it's too much and you need a break. >> where were you deployed? >> afghanistan. >> for how long? >> 11 months and 18 days. >> did you see some [ bleep ]? >> yeah, i seen a lot of [ bleep ]. >> he goes to counseling. >> every friday i got to. >> this is your first -- >> first time. >> first festival. >> yes. >> why did you want to come? >> because i kind of need that air balloon to go upright now because i got so much weight right here. >> anyone in the military now can attest. we're type a personalities and we got to be the big dog on the block and being able to let go of the persona and not be the one everyone counts on feels good. ♪ ♪ >> chris and gill and their crew are part of a first

gill letter bryant hit the gas carrying them 100 yards until vehicle. the officers suffered only minor injuries and have been bryant is under arrest. >>> boston is one of the fist cities in the country to test out a new safety feature on the uber app. riders can share their eta with loved one as well as the driver's name and plate number. >>> youth soccer could get new rules. they are recommending kids under 10 should be banned from head butting the soccer ball. they also want to know whether kids with suspected concussions can play in games, not the coachesp. >>> steve burton has your morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. would be one of the pats' biggest play-makers this season, would you never believe it, but he was just that. making the fact that the pats him him on injure reserve is a punch to the gut. he tore his acl in his left knee on this play. you can see him grab for it before he ever got hit. it's a big loss. now it's next man up. >> you have to be yourself. you can't be superman and do what he's doing. i'm doing whatever i can. my role may be different than his role was. whatever i have to do, i'm going to do itp. >> we always talk about b

gill's friend see tiny houses like this to offer low cost housing to the poor. >> we create small houses people can afford at a minimum wage job. >> it's working in other cities successfully, we hope it's a model that will take off in other areas. >> sam has a new home now, but that's not the end of the story. the next hurdle is finding a place to put it. >> this is something special. it's giving me a new start. >> reporter: gill will keep his tiny house at a state park campground while advocates identify a permanent location for his new home. in west long branch, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." with thanksgiving aroune corner it's time to get cooking. if you're looking for a little inspiration there's an exhibit at the national constitution center that explores the history of what we eat and why. karen rogers has more in this week's 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's a multimedia exhibition on loan from the national arrest kind of exhibit in washington, d.c. it the journey your food takes from farm to table. it's called what's cooking uncle sam. the american effect on diet. >> it traces american's fast nation and obsession with food. >> reporter:

city after 9/11. new technology was familiar feeling. desperate families searching for their loved ones. among them that instagram photo of marianne and gilles say she's been located, he has not. >> osgood: next, broadway, beckons jennifer hudson. all the strength and freshness, now easy to lift! half the weight, smells great. find the litter that works best for you. every home, every cat. there's a tidy cats for that. ♪ >> it's "sunday morning" on cbs. here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: jennifer hudson's rendition of the song "i'm telling you i'm not going" is a high point of the 2006 film "dreamgirls." now, she's about to open on broadway. here is anthony mason. >> in a manhattan rehearsal hall, jennifer hudson is preparing for one of the biggest roles of her career. the part of shug avery in the revival of the musical "the color purple" the 34-year-old singer has won an oscar and a grammy. but her last theatrical role was on a disney cruise ship more than a decade ago. this is your first broadway show? >> have you been in the theater yet? >> no. this is the first time. >> last month she made her first visit to the stage at the bern

city is returning to normal after a lockdown. mike: the holiday season is here so why not talk about poinsettias, we'll do that in today's weather wednesday. jean: a judge rules a gill -- man's rights were night violated # frorp tests and outrage in chicago this afternoon over a video showing the police shooting of a teenager. jean: the shooting happened last year, but just yesterday police released the video and announced murder charges. we want to warn you that the video you're about to see is considered graphic. elizabeth hur has the latest. reporter: a call for answers and >> not only shocking, it's sad, but infuriating. reporter: this from community leaders and activists reacting to this dash cam video. the video captured the moment chicago police officer jason van dyke opens fire on 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. we freeze the video here, but prosecutors say even after mcdonald collapsed, van dyke kept shooting, 16 bullets in 15 seconds. >> it is unfathomable and unacceptable that it would take a year, when all of the facts in this case were known the night that it happened. reporter: the shooting occurred more than a year ago. it began with police responding to

gills ice. this morning we've had an much as a quarter inch of ice in ardmore, oklahoma. and flash floods from little rock back to dallas, even here in oklahoma citys overnight, they picked up a lot more rain. now over 4 inch, nearly 55 inches of rain for the year, now the wettest year on record in dallas. erica? >> mike, thanks. >>> let's head over to north carolina, where the hunt is on for a rare plant. it's worth a lot of money, and nbc's kerry sanders explains, it's leading to a big problem for police. >> reporter: high in the mountains in the beauty of western north carolina prospectors are digging for treasure, but it's not for gold or precious metals. they are hunting for ginseng, a plant root used in popular energy drinks. turns out ginseng is worth big money, selling for as much as $1,250 a pound. as much as some mortgage payments. >> did i find something worst money? >> that's all the good money. >> reporter: jeff jones is a third-generation ginseng hunter. this is a good crop that's like a bank account. do you eat it? >> i don't but you can. >> reporter: it's disgusting. >> yeah, it don't taste good. >> reporter: no, it's like bitter d