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from inside, it looks like the door to hades itself. you can see the rescue crew getting ready to go inside. back outside, we see how much danger he is in. now you see his balcony is just he's on that extremely rickety roof, ducking down behind the wall to try and escape the heat and to give firefighters time to gain entry into his apartment. you can hear people from the crowd calling up to him, clearly getting very worried. fortunately, those firefighters we saw earlier get to work. suddenly there's a burst of light gray smoke, that being a pretty clear indicator of the guys inside using water and fire extinguishers. the guy is helped back inside, astonishingly he survived. >> those flames were inches from his head as he waited for them to do this. >> a miraculous story of the rescue guys. >>> it's the great race. >> a duck rescue. rescuing a duck from a lake. >> apparently someone dropped some ducks off in a lake and they cannot survive in this cold winter climate. >> these are nonnative ducks, they look like fancy birds that can't fl

of the times, stepped up security, police out in full force, a highly visible effort to >> we have haded some offers, some officers with long rifles, main clothed officers trained in observation. >> reporter: not that it's not fun. this was the scene last year when the doors opened at midnight. this year we found one shopper here all the way from england. >> i do think it's straik and crazy, but most of -- strange and crazy, but most of the strange and crazy things come from the u.s. >> we're pretty hyped up for the holiday, so i think it's a good time. >> reporter: what do you think about the additional security? >> i think it's great. >> reporter: people are determined not the let the world's situation spoil the holiday. you think security is a good idea? >> absolutely. show them who in charge we are. >> reporter: the doors open for these stores in less than an hour and the crowds are building. we were down here last black friday on tonight of thanksgiving and there was increased security, but this year it's certainly obvious how much it has been stepped up. there's no doubt that will

mohamed says he, his mother with shall and family, haded to idea that his brothers were plan the hor riff aric attack in paris. >> translator: even if you saw them, their behavior wassite formal. reporter: the eldest brother says they lived in the same home in belgiumle with their mother. the only bee naifier change is that sala h stopped drink alcohol and frequented the mosque. >> when you have a son drink, it doesn't mean he will come mate terrorist attack. reporter: knowing the were two of the isis terrorists, momoh home med reflect on vacations the brothers took turkey. there trip to turkey, well, this may be why they went there. maybe he had contacts hrk can i. reporter: mohamed said his brother may have been radicalized on the internet. how do two bothers live abe housewell with family and appear normal while being radicalized by isis and planning the most heinous attack in modern history. >> you know, they rely, they have affection for the family. they don't see what is staring them in the eye. reporter: the doctor is a forensic psychologist, he says families and close friends

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we're talking like the hades earthquake where structure collapsed on top of one another >>> are cities and community doing what they need to do in order to protect their citizens? >> i don't think this state is going to take the safety in an appropriate until we're dragging dead bodies out of buildings. for these older structures, this was built before anyone knew anything about says seismic risk >>> geologyists now understand the empty reinis at risk of a storm. >> two plates pushing against each other, one over the top of the other >>> the cascadia zone has produced giant earthquakes every 300 to 500 years. the last one was 315 years ago. should the big one hit, this man is the one who will be in charge of the federal government response. he knows scientists predict the next quake could be a monster magnitude 9. what is an earthquake at 9.0 or more look like? >> you don't know how long it will shake, what way the movement of the ground is going to move up or down, left or right or all the above, which can damage bridges, roads, tunnels, communications lines that are buried undergroun

you can share your comments and thoughts with us, including this from mark, who says, the guys i haded with in vietnam, we our reunion this year near new orleans, and weekday trips to the museum, a great day, but to be fair, i would say three days would be about right to see it all. what do you want people to take away from the museum? people toski: i want remember the service and sacrifice of all americans and world war ii. this was a time when the country came together, and gave everything they could to assure we have all the freedoms and democracies that we do now. it is a story that needs to be remembered for all americans. .ost: our guest is tom jasinski he has been with the world war ii museum since it opened back in 2000, 15 years ago. stay marking veterans day, and this year, the 70th year of the end of world war ii. from arizona, you are next. caller: i would like to know if you have anything on the indo burma theater of world war ii. my father served. mr. czekanski: yes. we are currently completing the second floor of our campaign pavilion. it is slated to open on december 11

. >>> what looked like the cold before you haded killing of a hero police officer turned out to be an elaborate lie. investigators in fox lake, illinois, now say lieutenant joe gliniewicz staged his own suicide. he was found shot to death after claiming he had been in a chase with three men. he had just learned an audit revealed he had stolen tens of thousands of dollars from a youth program. >>> new information now. british officials say there is a strong possibility a bomb brought down the russian jetliner. the metro jet flight crashed saturday in the egyptian desert, killing all 224 people on board. u.s. intelligence intercepted communications between isis members claiming responsibility, but say mechanical failure is still a possible cause. britain, though, has suspended flights to and from the sinai peninsula. >>> it started as a construction project and turned into a morbid seen. a burial vault filled with human bones. the grizzly discovery in greenwich village. >>> plus, a pilot in distress gets creative. a former ceo who parachuted to safety. >>> a blow torch type of fire, the

haded 16 most of it coming early. celtics lead by 15 after one. by 23 at the break. jay with a steal under he neath. that weise sy. he would lead the game late with a bone bruise the knee. the long pass to tom pass. an im are pressive i win tonight. big finish. 118 to 98 the final. the other lesion you can afford take weak off. this is truly any given sunday. they get paid to. if they clog up inside. you got to run outside. if they are going to throw short, you got force them to fend to all parts of the field. >> playing a week after 16-year-old teammate marvins fedna was stabbed. fedna out of critical condition and back home, not at the game, but maybe helping inspire a late comeback. jonathan goes 60-yard everett cutting peabody's lead to 14-12 with 5:32 to go. and then with .14 left, it's jordan mcafee to theo zidor for the 8-yard game win winning touchdown. everett wins. 18-14. they celebrate on the field in peabody and then bring the game ball back to everett where they delivered it to marvens fedna. [cheering and applauding] congrats. >> the whole time you were

hade to get a rag and put it on my face. she went in looking for her dog. >> reporter: one woman said a wall of smoke prevented her from using her front door. fire fighters rescued her from her balcony. >> they put the a ladder up and they climbed up and helped me get on a chair and climb down a ladder. i had nothing but my pants and my shirt and no socks or shoes. >> reporter: authorities say 18 apartments were destroyed and 30 people had been displaced. red cross helped many of them and red paw relief team sheltered dogs and cats. number neighbors tell us they were celebrating halloween when flames broke out. they did whatever they could to help as residents tried to escape the flames. >> a woman was running out. that is when we had to give her a jacket to make sure she was okay. >> reporter: according to the fire chief the building had working smoke alarms but no sprinkler system. he says that the closest fire hydrant did not work. >> we had a hydrant right out front that evidently got hit with a vehicle or something so t

116th year welcoming new ethnic groups to join them this is after city hall talks that the the par hade been insensitive to racial and ethnic groups. mummers maintained that has never been their intent but their pageantry has been historically satyrical among the new groups are a mexican heritage group looking forward to this years upcoming new years march. >> the mummers parade is philadelphia a. it should represent all of philadelphia, and it will. >> reporter: now in a statement, the the spokesperson monday can says that we are excited our own parade and, costumes are, very similar we are honored this that the the mummers have decided to include news their festivities. back out here live sometime very soon this this historic change will be noted in the halls of the mummers museum. we are live, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right justin, thanks for the update. >>> do you have a complaint against your comcast service? today is your chance to weigh in on the cable giant's future in philadelphia city council is holding a public hearing today about the cities propos

walked in to the oval office was that i don't want intelligence shaded by politics, i don't want it hadedy the desire to tell a feel good story. we can't make good polling city unless we have good cle intelligence. >> reporter: but now it appears the intelligence may have been altered to present a more optimistic picture. >> it's not as if i've been receiving wonderfully growing portraits of what has been happening. at my level at least we've had a pretty clear sober assessment of where we've made real progress and where we have not. >> reporter: the president and others are now calling for an expanded investigation. white house spokesman josh earnest insisting the president never encouraged withholding bad news. >> the president would rather get that information and make changes to the strategy where necessary than not. >> reporter: and there is more troubling news. the head of the house intelligence committee says that in addition to isil and syria, he's also concerned about altered reports coming out about afghanistan. lana zak, abc news, washington. >>> oversea as journalist has been

in the national league, hands down, brian harper, national outfield, 23 years old, received -- you hade the nationals, he is not the nicest guy. ben: he was in that fight was jonathan apple bond. yen this unanimous policemen -- because someone is so successful and athletic. harper had 42 homers, knocked in 99 runs and batted 330. ben: not bad for a 23-year-old. in the american league cy around the blue jays judge donaldson, the 29-year-old was acquired in the off-season, pretty good pickup, donaldson scored a league-leading 122 runs. that is incredible. here's a nice story to tell you about. juliet: one elementary school student when the extra mile to help a classmate being bullied. the bullies were picking on the boy because of his shoes. in this video posted to facebook our young hero stepped in and giveed and the boy brand new pair of lebron james nike sneakers. the two boys hugged. the act of kindness picked up by lebron who repose did the video to his instagram page which is awesome. ben: this next story will wipe away those tears it sounds like. juliet: splitting with your partner

if you are he haded highway 50. we are talking snow reports as low as 3,000 feet through portions of the sierra. you can see the snow will likely continue throughout the area. we will have more snow totals and let's go outside, to look at the chilly temperatures that are down to 54. east bay at 52, and check it out, north bay, 49 at the current moment. tomorrow morning, we will have a stark change from what we dealt with this morning and that's the fact that any kind of rainfall will be gone. and look at the temperatures, averaging 37 degrees, down across the north bay. 39 for the east bay. and we will start off with 43 across the peninsula as well. we mention that sierra snow, let get the latest totals from the weather watcher, you can see, kirkwood, 13 to 24 inches with the storm system. that makes two storms in two weeks and totals that range anywhere from two to four feet, a great start up across the sierra. i wish it would stay this active in the next couple of days but it will not happen. as you get a look at

bright and mostly sunny into the afternoon and clear about 30 by 7:00 this evening, so for those of you haded out to the pats cheering on from home, gillette 28 , friends. it is going to be mostly clear, it is going to be chilly, chilly, chilly there and show you how long it stays this cold coming up. julie, send back over to you for check on roads this morning. >> things starting to lighten up across the board, taking look at map, slow spots the expressway, 93 south as you head through medford, live look at the zakim bridge right now and connector still backed up. 34 minutes on the pike 495 to mass ave and 38 minutes from the braintree split to the pike and 41 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >> daniel: father claimed dozens of dogs and cats overnight. dozens of animals only a few survived and michael henrich live outside the shelter where volunteers and investigators are back at the scene this morning. hi, michael. >> michael: it has been a heartbreaking morning. they have been in and out of the property this morning, some of them in tears whopping over the loss of li

britain now hading some flights to that region, should u.s. airlines do the same neighborhood, also. also the new procedure, how it works, whether it can be rate for you. >> those stories plus a live performance from pop star meghan trainor and daniel craig, james bond, himself, will be live in studio 1-a. >> but we get started bond has that effect on you. >> shaken and stirred there. >> bond, james bond. thank you very much. >> see you at 7:00. >> all right. guys. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's 11 minutes before 7:00. we've seen some really thick fog this morning. much of that has disappeared him we still have low clouds in philadelphia. i'm tracking some showers as well. 58 degrees in the city. we are running warm. >> that is a benefit from all the clouds that came if overnight. sunshine at the shore. this is a live view from cape may. not everyone everybody is seeing the fog or the showers. abington on the way to your area, potts town, seeing light rainfall, starting to taper off into west ch

hear that they haded to say why they were out here shopping on what should be a day you should be spending with family. take a listen to what they had to say. >> are second in line. >> always. the first or second. i have done this five years in a row i have done. reporter: are you excited? >> yeah. the new one is just $50. report you know what you will be doing tonight? >> yeah. going to be a long time waiting here. >> what do you say to people, you should behaving dinner? >> we just finished dinner. that is what say. thank you to all the people who are serving us today that we don't have to cook and wash and clean. we had an awesome day. new york proud. reporter: she is from north carolina. she was saying new york rocks. it rocks. where else on thanksgiving does it look like any other day? you got so many people out here. now, we did see a lot of people going into the stores, but we didn't see a lot of bags coming out. think people are boeing selective on what they buy year, very money conscious, i guess. maybe they are trying to get back home as quickly as they can, to spend this night w

. >> parents of lining up to regular store for much needed help for haded that and christmas many catching out overnight for the agency's annual holiday food and toy program. officials anticipate a record number of families signing up for the food boxes and toys. the average represent is new nearly $2,hundred a month more than 11 percent higher than last year. they are planning to distribute more than 7,000 turkeys and food boxes and 18,000 toys during the holiday season. >> the defending nba champion warriors are warning fans about counterfeit tickets after two previous season and three regular season games, they have seen a 45 percent increase in the number of fans denied access to oracle arena compared to last season. the fake tickets were bought using non-verifyied third party vendors. fans are recommended to rich directly from the team or the website where official resale tickets are available. >> official tickets are still available for the warriors game at oracle arena against denver. they beat the clippers open wednesday improveing to 5-0 for the best start since moving to the bay

that was a conference call from hades, it was terrible. [ boos ] >>> mark in wisconsin? mark?r: jim, i've gotten a lp ticker symbol rrms. name of the company is rose rock midstream -- >> no, these big streamers right now, we're not going to own them. we will just get out of midstreams for now. they had their day we'll revisit them lower when we start seeing the real cracks occurring in the oil and gas pipeline business. people in virginia. pete? >> caller: yeah, this is pete in virginia. my stock is is phillip morris international, pm. >> they crushed. it's part of the great rotation out of soft goods, consumer packaged goods stocks in into the banks and i've got to tell you, sir, it's not over. i think sell is prudent. nick in ohio. nick? >> caller: booyah, mr. cramer. >> what's shaking? >> caller: this is nick from ohio, the city of the football hall of fame. my question is should i buy more, hold, or sell hisnacmax. >> no, that's way to one-product oriented and i've seen that stock have days that takes your breath away. stay away. one more. jay in california. jay? >> caller

view is 67 and half moon bay is 60, and along with the sunset, and my next weather i will show you hadesy we need rain. mid-60s in downtown can south san francisco and sausalito and upper 60s to below 70s for the not bay and wine country today, kickoff early, maybe, on the north bay and comfortable and 68 in oakland and castro valley and inland we will have 65 at san ramon, and, also, in danville and 67 at lynch and antioch at 68, and tonight, the temperatures are mid-40's to low 50s again with a few high clouds and maybe a patch of fog here and there as the humidity continues to rise as you can see the storm tracks well to the north and that means mild days into the weekend so we will jump ahead to tuesday and keeping an cry on the chance of wet weather. tuesday and especially into wednesday and thursday it does not look impressive compared to yesterday and our first model, remember how out of control it was yesterday with 1.5" and i said it would not happen. here is the latest run around half an imto two-thirds. our second model we use is still the more conservative model and sometime

i wasn't thinking about it it i just hug haded them. >> caddie, your daughter has now been suspended.suspended but put in detention. you have seen the hugging video? >> >> yeah, greta we saw the video this morning. >> what do you think? i was wondering what kind of video this was before we went. in it was an innocent hug. it was unconscious hug that she gave to each other. there was nothing inappropriate about this hug. i don't know, greta. it all caught us off guard. >> i have to tell you, cathy, when i saw this story what in the world has it come to if one kid can't give another kid a hug if they do they end up in to me it's, you negotiation i can't believe that we are that inflex cybil or that, you know, whatever that is. what are your thoughts on this? >> right. right. this is the only school in this district that has this strict of a policy. all of seminole county has a student code of conduct. and in that student code of conduct, it states that there is no inappropriate touching.k" it's this school in particular that has a little bit -- has taken a little bit further and in the?

he haded 15 and 11 boards. stanford holds on 93-89. >>> the sharks opened a six game road trip in detroit and this is exactly what they needed. after giving up an early goal the sharks go on the attack. carlson is back from injury, and he sticks with it and scores his first of the year. tied up at 1 a piece there. team teal led 2-1 in the second. the shot. little joe, joe pavelski, look at the hand-eye coordination on the redirect and the sharks start the trip 3-2. >>> the thunder from down under will be later tonight in melbourne when ronda rousey and holly holmes square up. ufc 1 the 39. a scuffle at the weigh-in. ronda looked very angry. you don't want to make ronda angry. you won't like her when she's angry. that thing could be over in like 30 seconds. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> up next, a winter festival for children where they can celebrate and lace up the skates starting today. you see this look on my face? sfx: growling that's not anger, that's h

he haded 15 and 11 boards. stanford holds on 93-89. six game road trip in detroit and this is exactly what they needed. after giving up an early goal the sharks go on the attack. carlson is back from injury, and he sticks with it and scores his first of the year. tied up at 1 a piece there. 2-12 in the second. the ball martin's shot deflected by the captain. little joe, joe pavelski, look at the hand-eye coordination on the redirect and the sharks start the trip 3-2. the thunder from down under will be later tonight in melbourne when ronda rousey and holly holmes square up. a scuffle at the weigh-in. rhonda looked very angry. you don't want to make her angry. you won't like her when she's angry. that thing could be over in like 30 seconds. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> up next, a winter festival for children where they can is the staying awake part... challeng( gunshot ) your day sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mat

live neighbor haded network, 41 degrees right now in plymouth meeting, wilmington, 41, mays landing at 42, again, the winds not bad, between five to 7 miles an hour, will change going throughout the day. philadelphia sitting at 44 degrees, mount pocono, just 45. forty-eight in wildwood. here is the win, westerly flow about 15 miles per hour topped out in wildwood and in philadelphia, about to get it started. soap, today, high of 50 if you are in ooh, lots of sunshine, 51, the poconos, just 40 degrees. are you ready for these temperatures to warm up? me too. guess what? we have wild week of 60s ahead. we'll talk about that coming back in the seven day forecast, and i like it. >> kyla, thank you. the city of paris is in mourning after series of coordinated attacks that could be the worst terror attack on the nation's history, at least 127 people are dead after shootings and bombings of six different locations, eight of the attackers are dead, seven suicide bombings, and they continue to look for accomplice is in the attack. french president vowed to be merciless with the country's enemie

i think one of the major, goingi back to your first question, ths major, major shifts that we hade between where we were in copenhagen and now is that countries have increasingly understood that addressing climate change is not just a global issue.s it is actually also a national priority. it is national development opportunity.on so they're no longer seeing as having to choose between what il important nationally and how they can contribute globally ani they're beginning to see the coincidence. that to me is a much morein compelling driving force because countries will operate in theirs own interests. >> brown: going into this conference, one of the huge goals, major goals holding the warming to two degrees celsius, already declared unreachable, according to your analysis. >> the sum total of all of thosp climate change plans make a huge dent in both the growth ofo emissions, that would have t projected without those climate change plan, and certainly in the core responding temperature. so without those climate changev plans, we would have been where we were if copenhagen, for i example,

seven people in that in and around that apartment that ray that i haded the morning -- tirade it had morning, two people are dead. but who did they get? we know they came here for abdelhamid abaaoud. he is the paris attacks mastermind. he is believed to be the mastermind behind those attacks and he is the man they came here for. but by french law, they cannot officially announce if they arrested him. they also can't say whether the other -- some of the other men might have been involved in these attacks. but those are the questions that we will be following throughout the day today. and of course in the days and weeks to come to find out whether the people of france still have anything to fear from at least those three people. that's what they want to know. that's what we are looking forward to learning during the rest to have day and of course we'll be report -- of the day and of course we'll be reporting back live from paris and about paris over the next several hours. for now reporting live, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you so much jim. >>> and we have breaking n

i'm being be haded. a new song. there you go. neil: jeff -- reporter: isolate it.s on this. cme is large conglomerate and derivatives, corn, soybeans to wheat, to oil. in fact a lot of that oil trading went from new york to chicago because of tax differential in new york. lot some of that oil trading business. not all of it. this is very transferable sort of thing, cm e-trades as stock as well. all those traders are in there. charlie gasparino joins us with dagen and connell as well. this is not the first time we've seen a, occupy wall street gang to go after those guys, whose side are you on? similar argument. wall street fat cats get away. this is different kind of a beef, right? >> i don't know about that. tear tactics are little different. i covered occupy wall street movement. i spent whole afternoon down there in disguise, with baseball cap and t-shirt. >> didn't shower after workout. >> i didn't blend in with them. they didn't shower for days, some of those protesters. true story. true story. this is the far left at work. occupy wall street was basically fin

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nobody onboard survived luckily nobody inside the building when it happened but that happen haded laterday. then we have a crash with croatia. defense will not limit or lessen. 180,000 people have entered since mid-october. many of them have continued on to austria. germany. the flood is on. macy's let's look at the marts macy's stock price, 33 month low. 4180 now down to 31.21 sales slowing down and cut down stock is down 12%. hillary clinton presenting her plan for veteran affairs vows she will fight any kind of privatization who is here in scott neil he's a veteran green bray kind of guy here with me right now in the studio. >> green bray. better get that right. or a ranger or seal is worsety guess. hillary clinton wants all government all of the time with the v. a. no voucher system no privatization you're a vet what do you say? >> i say veterans have a choice and should choose their own plan like americans choose their plan on economy veterans should have the same choice. and va is broken, and veterans know that. no choice at the moment is there? >> there isn't. i want service fro

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before reusable bags, most hades in the 1990's recycling for the single use bag.tually seen a decline in those and consequently a decline in the market for the recycled plastic that comes out of this. it is another case of independent consequent is, where environmentalound behavior was also produced a flow of clean plastic has been undermined. host: that is a tweet from one of our viewers. harrington wants to know, how are we as a global community reusing plastic bags? are we recycling them? guest: the vast majority of people who come in contact with single use plastic bags do not treat him as a single use. they treat them as at least double use. not everyone reuses every bag, but i think it is something that -- like 70 percent or 80% of households that use them to line their garbage can or whatever. we are not super great and recycling those bags, but we are even worse at recycling reusable bags when they come to the end of the -- their life. they are much more likely to end up in landfills. companies that produce plastic bags, are those american companies? how a

at the time when president obama they haded, as then their first selections ready, so they had theiring, rahm emanuel was there with him, and the reason was that he had already done his background check, so, they did their appointments early, got another aspect of it was the white house of new, based on their experience, a lot of people would send in resumes to be considered for , and they thought the software they had was not capable of handling the pressure that was possibly going to be put on the incoming president. inthey brought representatives -- and these people came in in the end of june and early july, and they worked on a software package. what did they want in the ?oftware package and the white house would pay for it if they could agree on what they wanted. they would pay. so they did. then the memorandum of understanding, which is so important to the beginning of this administration, because you can't send in people to do ,eviews of the agency programs so what you need is a memorandum of understanding that sets out what the rules are between the white house and the incomi