hammond. mr.our form here that you filled out that you were a member of a gang. >> i was a heartless felon ogys. >> is that what you told the folks in the jail, that you used to be part of the heartless felons and you don't want any part of them now? >> yes, your honor. >> anything else you want to tell the court? >> i'm sorry for what happened. i take full responsibility of my action. i'm sorry to him and his family. i'm just hoping that i get a second chance. i want to come home and change my life and be able to do right. >> i've looked closely at your prior criminal history. now that i know and you admit that you're part of a gang and this is what heartless felons do. and for that reason, you need to be punished, you need to be separated from society. this is the life you chose. this is the consequences you must accept. so the court's going to impose 18 years at lorraine correctional institution. >> watching paris in that courtroom, his face, when he heard his sentence, that he got the maximum,

loved one's describe mike hammond as the life of the party... natpop -- people talking so monday...dozens packed into buffalo alice's bar in downtown sioux city..for one last hurrah. "he touched soo many lives and made so many people feel like they were special because they worked for a special company. it's just a joy to be here celebrating his life," said bart brown, friend of mike hammond. hammond was just 53 when he unexpectedly passed away at his sioux city home thursday. known for his sense of humor...he's remembered most as 1-3 of the pioneering team...that created the computer company "gateway" .... in 1985 in an iowa farm house. "he had incredible loyalty among the gateway employees and i know all of them really mourn his loss, he was too young, but the legacy he left on gateway is permament," said jim wharton, friend and former colleague of mike. the company....became a major success....by shipping computers straight to customers in boxes with a spotted-cow design. their former headquarters in sioux city...still dones the cow inspired

be around," said mike hammond jr. this morning at chapel. the family is to show support for mike's favorite sports teams by dressing in either iowa hawkeye or chicago bears apparel. jessica rae: governor branstad is still feds to approve his plan to privatize medicaid system. four out-of-state companies would take over the program by but a hearing on how those companies were chosen is slowing down the process. right now there's concern about too ambitious for hospitals to get on board customers to new care providers. but the governor's confident it will state's medicaid will be part of a managed care system. he says it'll create better healthcare for people who are program. jessica rae: numbers are one thing... real life is another. here's a family that depends on medicaid services for the well being of their children. jennifer anderson is able to meet her son's healthcare needs ththks in part to medicaid which they use as secondary insurance. jacob is intellectually disabled andas autism. he takes medication and needs therapy. his mom worri

hammond joined the army in world war ii. he participated in the normandy invasion in 1944.e palace of versailles. as monuments officer at general eisenhower's headquarters. this kentuckian who unfortunately passed away in 1997 is one of the hundreds of monuments men we honor today. these men and women came from different countries. they hailed from vastly different backgrounds. but they shared a common mission. to defend colonades of civilization through crucibles of war. one man would flee nazi germany the day after his bar mitzvah only to return and liberate hundreds of looted treasures in the salt mines of halbron. another a scottish born, london raised and american educated writer would become an art detective who helped recover priceless paintings. there's the native chicagoan who would assist in the movement of recovered stolen art in western germany. and in the pacific theater, there's the american-born typist who would generate field reports for monuments men in tokyo. these four men and women came from different circumstances. they each contributed in their own way

hammond co- founded gateway.....in1985..i n a sioux city farmhouse. the company later moved to a spotted cow building in sioux city. those who worked him say he had a huge personality..that helped shape the image of the company. "he had incredible loyalty among the gateway employees and i know all of them really mourn his loss, he was tooyoung, but the legacy he left on gateway is permament," said jim wharton, friend of mike. gateway became an major success....by shipping computers success....by shipping computers straight to customers in boxes with a spotted-cow design. tonight at ten we'll have more on mike hammond...and his legacy....and we'll hear from his friends who are coming toegether tonight to honor him. tim: donald trump is set to officially nenehampshire's republican presidentialprimary. trump will officially file to the new wednesday morning in concord. wednesday is the first day candidates can new hampshire. registration runs through november 20th. jenna: meanwhile, on thursday.... senator bernie sanders will visit new hampshire secretar

be right back with albert hammond jr.! [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel presented by samsung. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: thanks to joe give gordon-levitt, amber heard, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time with him, he will be rescheduled. here with "born slippy," albert hammond jr.! goes behind the clouds you forget the warmth that could be found born slippy born slippy if you hear a knock on the door at midnight it has come to stay and steal the light born slippy born slippy and the years gone by and the maids been gone she remembered to leave the keys at home there are more of us than there are of them every time you arms were falling off as heads rolled away what did they want why won't they say born slippy born slippy what happened i was so excited what happened i was so excited what happened i was so excited what happened i was so excited what happened i was so excited what happened i was so excited what happened i was so excited what h

hammond was a mechanic. after retiring from gateway he started his own business called dakota muscle in 2005... working wiwi assic cars. a visitation for mike hammond will be tuesday morning from 9 until 11 at meyer brothers funeral home at stone park and hamilton. there'll be a funeral service after that at 11 a - m. 3 republicans from six northwest iowa counties got together friday night for a rally with four of the republicans running for president. almost one - thousand republicans heard from senator marco rubio... former hewlett packard c - e - o carly fiorina... governor chris christie... and former senator rick santorum at the g - o - p rally at northwestern college in orange city.rubio was the first speaker on stage... talking about few issues... like fixing tax reform... fully using our own energy resources... and dramatically revolutionizing our country's education system. he promised if he wins the election... he'll rebuild our military... foreign policy... and moral clarity. 3 "and i want america

her sobs can be heard as an officer stands over hammond.ideo was released this week, days before lieutenant tiller is cleared of wrong doing. after careful consideration of the facts of the case, the solicitor writes in her ruling, i have determined that no criminal charges should be filed against lieutenant mark tiller at the state level. she continues, this has been a very difficult case. no parent should ever have to bury their child. >> we are more disappointed by investigations that seem more focused on attacking the victim, zach, than investigating the shooter. >> reporter: at a press conference thursday, hammond's parents and attorneys say the blame for the fatal shootings rest sole on lieutenant tiller. >> you would need a set of classes that doesn't even exist to say that lieutenant tiller was in danger of being struck by that automobile. >> reporter: in an interview shortly after the shooting, the seneca police chief defended his officer. >> you know when you sign up to be a police officer that the potential is there during your c

hammond returned to his architectural firm in kentucky. worth mentioning that his firm specialized in the effects of explosives on structural integrity. the service of the monuments men often went unheralded even though it had changed them. we all the men and women who all the men and women who served a real debt of gratitude. without their service, we may have lost our common heritage. the gold-medal we present today is our country's way of saying that your service should not only be recognized, but celebrated. it is our nation's way of saying thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable john boehner. [applause] speaker boehner: in a few moments, we will have the presentation of the gold medals. i will ask the honorees to join us on stage. this is the last time i will have this privilege. it has been quite a privilege. i mentioned the first person to be awarded a congressional gold medal was general george washington in 1776. as you can imagine, things got busy aft

be right back with albert hammond jr.! [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, zand they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- r he's taking on wall street that keeps in place bernie's campaign is funded by over a million contributions -- r people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, cc1 test message test text1 underline test t >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: thanks to joe give gordon-levitt, amber heard, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time with him, he will be rescheduled. here with "born slippy," albert sometimes the sun goes behind the clouds you forget the warmth that could be found born slippy born slippy if you hear a knock on the door at midnight it has come to stay and steal the light born slippy born slippy and the years gone by and the maids been gone she remem

hammond passed away at his sioux city home thursday. heheas 53 years olol hammond co- founded gateway.....in 1985... in a sioux city farmhouse. the coany later moved to a spotted cow building in sioux city. those who worked him say he had a huge personality and lped shape the age of the company. "he had incredible loyalty among the gateway employees and i know all of them really mourn young, but the gateway is permament," said jimim wharton, friend d mike. jessica rae: gateway became a major success.... straight to customers in spotted-cow design. jessica rae: amazing footage striking a doppler we'll have that when we return. jessicrae scott: scott: good morning siouxland. teeratures are in the 50s and 50s as we begin our tuesday. the wind is currently fairly expect that to increase as the afternoon continues. the mostly clear skies overhead. let's get a check of t t stormcast hd where we'll haveveostly sunny skies in place for our tuesday. a wind from the south will strengthen this afternoon gusting hour. that breezy wind will help in

still to come, musus from albert hammond jr. our next guest is a texas born and bred actress whom you know "pineapple express," "magic like xxl." her newest is "the danish girl" and opens november 27 all right please welcome amber heard! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> great. >> jimmy: veryry good t see you. >> oh, i have a message for you. sorry, i didn't want to interrupt. >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> it's something really important. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i didn't quite get that. a message from your husband johnny depp? [ cheers and applause ] i've kissed him a few times. >> i noticed. >> jimmy: i don't want to make you jealous. i mean, listen. you know, it's just a fririendly thing. >> sort of creating a war. >> jimmy: there's nothing going on. everything good? rngt great. >> jimmy: i'm good too. or two to recover from that possibly longer. lay last time you were here you brout your parents. >> i did. >> jimmy: they're not here? >> no. >> jimmy: how are they? >> good, though coming out for thank

hammond: the u.k. certainly is not.eneration of nuclear power stations have come to the end of their lives, and we are replacing them. we are clear that nuclear has to be a part of the future clean energy mix. we will never get to the targets we have set ourselves without nuclear providing a significant element of the electricity generation baseload. other countries in europe have .ifferent positions on this it is a political challenge. notoriously has committed to ending its dependence on nuclear energy. we believe that is misjudged. the british government policy position -- british government's position is that while governments in the european union must make agreements collectively to reducing our carbon footprints, individual nations should choose how to do that. if the germans want to cripple themselves by doing it in a less efficient way, that has to be the right to choose that. they are the biggest economy focusing on a nonnuclear future. we are clear that we will have a significant element of nuclear in our mix

even straten hammond returned to his architectural firm in kentucky.ty. the point is that the service of the monuments men often went unheralded even though it had changed them. yet we owe the men and women who served a real debt of gratitude. without their service, we may have won a war but lost our common heritage. so the gold medal we present today is our country's way of saying that the service should not only be recognized but celebrated. it's our nation's way of saying thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable john boehner. [ applause ] >> in a few moments, we will have the presentation of the medal. at that time, i will ask our honorees to join us here on the stage. as some of you may know, this is the last time that i'm going to have this privilege. it has been quite a privilege. in the opening i mentioned the first person to be awarded a congressional gold medal was general george washington himself in 1776. well, as you can imagine, things got busy after that. so

secretary hammond: you have just reminded me. talking about fossil fuel companies is kind of misleading. most of these companies are leaders in renewable energy. they see themselves as integrated providers of energysolutions, looking into the future. let me interpret your question. seen the world bank report you referred to. there is a requirement as part mobilizegotiations to eye wateringly large amounts of finance for global finance initiatives. $100 billion a year by the end of the decade. that bringingr the developing world with us, we have to demonstrate how we are going to mobilize the resources necessary to deliver the agenda. again, very important to $100size this is not billion of donated money or public funding. it is $100 billion of capital mobilize behind the investment programs to tackle the challenges. much of this money will be businesses as a business proposition in response to the clear commitments that governments have made to d e-carbonized economies. we set parameters. electricity told distribution companies t

hammond co- founded gateway.....in 1985... in a sioux city farmhouse. the company later moved to a spotted cow building in sioux city. those who worked him say he had a huge personality and helped shape the image of the company. "he had incredible loyalty among the gateway employees and i know all of them really mourn his loss, he was too young, but the legacy he left on gateway is permament," said jim wharton, friend of mike. jessica rae: gateway became a major success.... by shipping computers straight to customers in boxes with a spotted-cow design. show... we'll have more on mike hammond... from his friends who are coming together to honor him. jessica rae: the environmental agency is probe into the emissions cheating scandal. diesel s-u-v porsche and audi in the in september, volkswagen admitted to cheating on 11-million cars around the world. the new notice of violation includes the 20-14 volkswagen touareg... the 20-15 porsche cayenne and some 20-16 audi quattro models. jessica rae: chipotle stock takes a hit following an e- coli scare. the compa

phil hammond says there's a significant possibility that crash was caused by an explosive device.ine: it is also super thursday today. the central bank is due to announce the latest decision on interest rates and qe. governor mark carney will also present his final quarterly inflation report of the year. manus: janet yellen has reiterated that a 2015 rate hike remains a possibility. in a testimony before the house financial representatives committee in washington, the federal reserve chair said a december lift remains a live possibility. ms. yellen: what the committee has been expecting is that the economy will continue to grow at a pace that's sufficient to generate further improvement in the labor market and return inflation to our 2% target over the medium-term. and if the incoming information supports that expectation, then our statement indicates that december would be a live possibility. but importantly, we've made no decision about it. francine: how will fed action affect markets? i know i will wall joins us -- anil agarwal joins us ahead of prime minister modi's visit to t

so with this we welcome our friend from the uk, the right honorable philip hammond. [applause] >> thank you for your kind introduction, we are delighted to be here at the american enterprise institute. you are regarded as one of the most influential think tanks in the work that you do here have a real world impact and papers become policy in republican and democrat administrations. i also welcome the board members who are here today. the fact that so many influential and busy individuals regularly take time to speak to us is testament to your representation for high-quality and relevant work. i haven't come here by chance but by choice because i want to make an argument to a conservative audience. her is, that it is consistent with conservative values to tackle the challenge of climate change and that those conservatives values and shows how best to deal with these challenges. as i said with my speech in boston, for too long we have allowed the debate about climate change to be dominated by idealists. and those that they and only they have the answers to the climate

hammond returned to his architectural firm in kentucky. mentioning that his firm specialized in the effects of explosives on structural integrity. the service of the monuments men often went unheralded even though it had changed them. we owe men and women who served a real debt of gratitude. without their service, we may have won a war but lost our common heritage. the gold-medal we present today is our country's way of saying that your service should not only be recognized, but celebrated. it is our nation's way of saying thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the speaker of the house, the honorable john boehner. [applause] speaker boehner: in a few moments, we will have the presentation of the gold medals. this is the last time i will have this privilege. it has been quite a privilege. i mentioned the first person to be awarded a congressional gold medal was general george washington in 1776. as you can imagine, things got busy after that. it took 14 years for washington to actually get it. over that time, for different -- four d

. >> hammond spoke to reporters after a meeting of the government crisis response committee.dn't elaborate on intelligence reports, but he did

and mike hammond, the cofounder of gateway, has died.ike hammond helped to turn the company into an american success story by shipping p.c.'s straight to consumers in boxes with a spotted cow design and started gateway with his brother in what eventually became one of the most popular computers on the market. he was 53 years old. to our lead, fitbit crushes estimates for the third quarter. investors aren't satisfied. shares are falling close to 9% in after-hours trading. the company announcing it's going to sell an additional 21 million shares plus the lock-up , for employees and consultants is up as of october 31, meaning they can start selling. it is fitbit's second earnings report it posted earnings per share at $.19. the company came in with sales more than $409 million. again, better than estimates. joining me here in the studio, our guest host for the hour, jeff clavier, an early investor in fitbit. i believe it is your biggest investment ever, your biggest exit ever. >> to date, yes. emily: and stuart rudick, founder of mindful in

(hammond) the leader is expressing an emotional vocaling, and the choir or congregation is responding creates a sense of, "hey, i'm participating too. "i can't sing in the choir, but i can sing, and i can participate in this as well." ♪ i am standing in the need of prayer. ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh. [irish dance music] (narrator) musical forms often play an important role in dance and theater traditions. in traditional irish dance music, the structure of the fiddle tune functions as a guide for both the dancers and musicians. while there are thousands of these tunes, the majority fall into one single form. with irish music, nearly all these pieces are composed of two major ideas. you'll have an a idea and a b idea, and in actual performance, what usually happens-- the a idea is played twice through, so you would go a-a, and then play the b idea twice, b-b. [irish dance music] (man) there's no such thing as an irish tune that only has an a part, or there's no such thing as an irish tune that has an a part, three b parts, and one c part. usually if one part's repeated, they all are, with one or

pep better creek and hammond son, a game that went to ot. they survive tonight, they advance to group four championship game next week. high school blitz game of the week, sponsored by your quality plus ford stores, home of america's favorite brand. >> for everything you have, give it all. there is no tomorrow if you don't. come on, man, that's what it is about. >> fired up at home. ham better ton strikes first. he scores. blue devils grab a lead. and then leery air mails to chambers. tied at 7 this goes down to the wire. they pull off the upset pete booing the top seed 30-24. >>> that's all for high school blitz. >>> thank you. the weekend. >> finally the weekend. it is getting cold for the weekend. temperatures are already in the 30s outside. the poconos in the 20s. we have areas in the 20s tomorrow. mostly lehigh valley. look at morning lows. philadelphia area, 37 degrees north and west in the 20s. 53 for a high. sunday 50 degrees. we have rain showers late saturday into early sunday. i don't think you'll notice or it will mess with your

i love it, i love the weather," said hammond. though there was a small crowd at the hockey game, sioux city officer jeremy mcclure cautions residents to be careful and to not go out unless it is necessary as reports forced answer calls that caused major "if you do have to go out in conditions like this please slow down have patience, plan your route the best you can, stick first...slow down," said mcclure. be seen in the parking lot of the tyson events center city as levels of snow have reached inches and counting. been about 30 have been since noon today. officer mcclure those accidents cause serious injuries, but he cannot express enough how serious these conditions can be and to not risk it if you don't have to and to check your tires and to make sure that withstand these circumstances. reporting live in sioux city, bria bell abc 9 news. tim: thanks for that report bria jenna: the timing of the snow made for a bad situation for some busses trying to get kids home from school. a parent took this vodeo of a bus stuck at north hi

gems of hope executive director norah hammond says she and other local non-profits are working hard to sprd the word about the initiative. "one of the commitments that we made as non profits that work with the foundation is to all work towards the messaging of the campaign, so we've all stepped it up and included it in our social media, in our e-blasts, in our talking points about our organization. " the salvation army is offering an incentive to get more people to donate to its red kettles on giving tuesday. the non-profit says the manufacturin g compmpy, apache inc, will double all the donations to the kettle at the wilson avenue hy-vee in cedar rapids. the salvation army has collected a little more than 20 percent of its 790 thousand d dlar goal. this week, you can help kcrg-tv9 support seniors in eastern iowa eat healthy this holiday season. see how your donations and some much-needed volunteers are helping a senior center in tipton stay open. stay with us. fixed incomes can make it difficult for senior song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life"

> reporter: sky 7 hd pretty good look at crash scene moments after a fully loaded dump truck from hammond dump services crashed into a house in medford. >> reporter: for some reason, according to the witness who saw what happened, the truck driver just miss as woman crossing the street into an oncoming car that plows into a utility bowl before the truck barrels into the concrete foundation of the house. >> i grabbed the phone. i ran with the phone in my hand to call the elder man who was driving and -- check on the man while i called 911. >> the 87-year-old who lives in an explosion. her son says it could have been worse. >> a little bit of damage on the will be all right. >> reporter: the truck driver wasn't so interested in telling >> are you okay? >> you can tells what happened? >> nope. >> reporter: most seemed to agree it was a miracle no one was hurt here. >> that's definitely god here, because it could be a fa saturday. >> now, the 87-year-old woman who lives in the house is back there tonight. she says she's so thankful to smornlgders she actually invited them over for thanksgivin

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philip hammond/ british foreign secretary "we formed a judgment that there is a significant possibility that the russian aircraft was brought down by an explosive device on board." britain, one of 3 countries stopping all flights to the airport where the plane took off. american aircraft have long been warned away from this area. josh earnest/ white house press secretary "we obviously have a strong desire to get to the bottom of what exactly happened there." no-one is ruling out a technical fault as the cause- the black box recorders are still being worked on. bill neely / nbc news/ cairo, egypt "well the egyptians are really kicking back now. the government minister saying he simply doesn't accept the us theory as fact. but egypt has now fired the head of the airport from where the plane took off and investigators have found really lax security there. the russisis too don't accept the us theory. 23 russian tourist planes are flying into that airport today, but the russians have just sent anti aircraft missiles to protect now a target. back to you." >> a a cent poll shows the majority o

. >> hammond spoke to reporters after a meeting of the government crisis response committee. he didn't elaborate on intelligence reports, but he did say all flights to the egyptian resort of sharm el sheikh are suspended. that's where the russian flight originated. aviation authorities are analyzing data from the black boxes. the civil aviation ministry said the cockpit recorder is damaged. egypt has dismissed claims by a group linked to islamic state that they brought down the plane. they say the militants don't possess weapons capable of reaching that high of an altitude. >> the operator of the nuclear power plant in central japan is to apply for screening of one of the three actors in a bid to put it back online. they concluded in the assessment in martha the number two reactor stands directly above a fault that could move in the future. the unit may be forced to shut down permanently. japan adopted tougher regulations that banned construction of reactor buildings and other key instruct tours above such faults after the food sheem ma power disaster. they will apply on thur

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and music from albert hammond jr. with cleto and the cletones. and now, stay put, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you very much. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. welcome to our show. welcome to hollywood. does it feel like the holiday season to you now? it does? christmas is five weeks away. are any of you done with your christmas shopping or holiday shopping yet? [ no ] >> jimmy: no one identifies themselves if they have because they know we'd kill them if they did. seems like christmas comes earlier every year, even though it doesn't, it always comes on the 25th, the day after christmas eve. the stores keep stretching the season. a lot t commotion a couple of years ago when big stores started having their black friday sales on thursday. thursday as you know used to be known as thanksgiving day. now radio shack, radio shack announced yesterday that they're moving their black friday deals to wednesday.

linda darling-hammond: it's been a 70% drop. announcer: an acute teacher shortage grips the bay area.nna landry: i've fought it for a long time. announcer: but is the teaching profession finally seeing a turnaround? jenna: when i was like, okay, stop fighting it, apply to the credential program. announcer: a rally in the capital hopes to spark a movement. ryan smith: these students start not ahead, they start from behind. announcer: a new report shines a spotlight on unequal education. ryan: we want the governor to know there needs to be more laws supporting the needs of black students. announcer: the call for action from black minds matter; plus. female: we are ecstatic. announcer: reaction from one of the 11 bay area schools that won a national award for academic excellence. now, here's nbc bay area's jessica aguirre. jessica aguirre: hello, and welcome to this news special in "class action." we cover one of our most important institutions, our schools. and tonight, we begin with the issue affecting students all over the bay area, the teacher shortage. now, we have been telling you

well, the foreign minister, philip hammond, said they're working to bring home these 20,000 british tourists who are still in sharm el sheikh. they're trying to get them home by tomorrow. they're talking about specially monitored flights because for now there are no regular british commercial flights s being alwed to fly in and out. britain is calling these short-term special measures, but in the long term they're looking at what can be done to tighten security at the sharm el sheikh airport. reena. >> all right, alex marquardt joining us there from egypt live. alex, thank you. >>> we now turn to presidential politics. donald trump creating controversy again. >> yeah, this time it volves an upcoming appearancece on "saturday night live." with "your voice, your vote," abc's lana zak is live in washington for us this morning. lana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. donald trump is scheduled to host "saturday night live" this weekend, and the protests are getting louder. overnight people gathered outsidof nbc's headquarters in new york city. they're demanding the networ

one and a quarter inches fell in hammond to this with the clouds in plays and rain around, it was not that cold of a day and you can see staying mild tonight. temperatures still in the upper 50's in philadelphia, 57 degrees. it's 59 in millville right now, still in the 60's in atlantic city and in wildwood. it will stay mild overnight. that means temperatures have a pretty nice jumping off point as we get into the day tomorrow, way sunshine, any luck, temperatures will rise into the mid 60's and should turn out to be a nice afternoon. our average high this time is 58 degrees, we've been just slightly above that all week long. 60's monday and tuesday. tomorrow will be in the mid 60's. tomorrow is the warmest day of the week, still in the 60's thursday. that's when that next front comes through. that will cut us back at the 50s by certify. you can see as we head through the overnight, that rain lifts up into southern new england, clouds hang on. as we start wednesday, going to look gloomy through about 1:00, we get enough sunshine through the afternoon before the sunsets. lit warm up qu

. >> anchor: christopher hammond and his girlfriend said they noticed him smoking in his car outside this quincy restaurant and an offhand come comment about the smoke seemed to have angered him. when the couple drove away they say freeman took chase . >>> he was swerving around honking, drove up next to us, . >>> i didn't have a chance to talk. he was pulling the doors and saying get out of the car right . >> reporter: he said freeman . >>> got his car gun, cocked it, put it in my face. >> reporter: what did he say? . >> reporter: logan said her cell phone and a neighbor coming to take off . >>> no response. it is freeman wouldn't talk after making bail but his lawyer said there was no road rage and insists everyone involved knew this was a pellet gun . >>> pointing a pellet gun is not a good idea. i don't defend that. we're not deat thing that. have mischaracterize the nature of this issue. >> reporter: freeman told police this couple was actually talking to him about buying the at thest gun and he said he was following them for that purpose. at the told me they have no idea what h

sending british aviation experts to the egyptian airport to assess the security situation further. hammond. >> we have concluded that there is a significant possibility explosive device on board the aircraft. >> reporter: it comes on the same day an isis affiliate in sinai released an audiotape that we did not take the plane down. egyptian president abdul fattah al-sisi has dismissed the isis claim as propaganda. the russians have also been sceptical of any terror plot, but isis has recently been angered by russia's air strike campaign against them in syria. today egyptian authorities said they had successfully extracted data from the plane's flight data recorder, but the cockpit voice recorder is partially damaged and weeks more work will be required. out in the desert, investigators have widened their search field to 15 square miles. theories about what caused the crash also include engine fire or a fuel tank explosion caused by some mechanical failure. bodies of passengers in the front and rear seating sections reportedly have different injuries with the ones from the become showing evi

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