hick wahicks was at the base in tripoli. his last word, quote, we are under attack. hicks said he was floored when he herd the administration's take on this. >> would a highly decorated career diplomat told you there had been a demonstration outside his facility that day? >> yes, sir, he would have. >> did he mention one word about a protest or demonstration? >> no, sir, he did not. >> fast forward to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice. she blamed this attack on a video and did it five different times. what was your reaction to that?

no wind that would scare me or give me any indication that there was danger there. >> hicks has never in the washoe valley before, but police officer john jesse knows in these parts when the wind picks up, it can be a doozy. >> you can't go through the valley and you don't want go through washoe valley when the wind's that high. >> officer jesse sees hicks pass by and races to pull him over. there's an advisory that day prohibiting high-profile vehicles from being on the road, but hicks doesn't see it. he's approaching the windy valley and immediately feels wind between 60 and 80 miles an hour. he tries to slow his truck down, but it's too late. >> the first inkling in my mind was when the truck got quiet, once it came up on two wheels, there was no noise anymore. i looked in my mirror and that the wheels were off the ground and panic struck. in an instant, i tried to think of what to do, what can i do? >> he tries desperately to countersteer the truck and straighten it out, but he's outmaneuvered by the wind. >> when i knew i was going over, i braced myself and held on for dear life.

kay sis hick cox was detained last year. her attorneys say he was held against her will and now she wants the state to pay up. news4's natalie paska rel la has details. >> reporter: i've been going through the lawsuit in the pas coupale of hours. nurse casey hick cox said she was unconstitutionally detained in new jersey last year. now she, her attorneys and the aclu are suing wovernor and the health officials for approximately $250,000. this all stems from her detainment during the ebola crisis last fall. the suit claims she was illegally held against her will after arriving at newark international airport last year. now that time period was right after she returned from helping ebola patients from africa. the suit claims the tent wasn't properly heated a and her only access to the outside world was her cell phone. hick cox tested negative and showed no symptoms of the virus. >> when you choose to detain someone out of fear, then that's discrimination and it's not based on any constitutional law. >> reporter: governor chris

thank you >> at this point i would like to ask director hicks to come forward. >> welcome director hicks. >> thank you and someone can adjust this microphone down a little bit for me, please. yes. thank you. good evening, joyce hicks direct of the office of citizen complaint and good evening to the police commission and members the audience, chief suhr. i was a member of the body worn camera working group and you heard me recommending officers not review the video footage before giving a statement. prestatement video review has been a subject of debate in many jurisdictions that have considered adoption of body worn cameras. i would like to [inaudible] reviewing body worn camera footage prestatement or interview. the first [inaudible] review when the perception of theophorouser is in grl to the investigation. if a officer is allowed to revooa video prior to giving a statement or interview in a critical incident where physiological changes like tunnel vision or situational deafness could occur, the video then becomes incorporated into the auchsers memory and the officers memory of what oc

ronnie, whatever his name s hicks. police say hicks was blocking traffic.ney don't there in florida recommended recommend the $5,000 bonds, because it was allegedly hicks third time doing this. after the hearing interest a medical staff regarding hicks needs for wheelchair, why the approved the bond. >> australian man has quite the story to tell after surviving six days in the wild. sixty-two year old, got lost on hunting trip in western australia he had no water and only had black ants to eat while he was out there. he was able to find shelter aunt tree for protection during the ordeal. footprint helped search teams lead them to his location. and he suffered dehydration, but was last reported in stable condition. have you ever had and the, mike? >> no. >> what? >> no, i haven't. >> i miss that joke. >> people gosh 6:56. >> i don't get included on the joke? >> well, were you reading, that's why. i'm guessing this first -- >> are you going to share the joke with us? >> ill. big change coming at the top here, philadelphia police department, is that man one of

because it was allegedly hicks third dui in 10 years.he judge felt that amount was too high for a du any of the a motorized wheelchair. >> but i can't say i would look at it the same for purposes of bond when it's motorized wheelchair rather than an automobile. >> reporter: after allowing the state to speak confidentially with medical staff regarding hicks need for the wheelchair, the judge approved the maximum $5,000 bon. >> hicks attorney says although the arrest is within the letter of the law, it will be tough to get a conviction for dui in a wheelchair if it ever goes before jury. >>> just a frightening start to the school day for students who ended up dodging bullets at their bus stop. police in chattanooga tennessee say shooters inside two cars opened fire at a bus stop crowded with children. students ran to nearby homes for cover. witnesses heard as many as 20 shots and what police are calling a gang related drive by shooting much the bullets hit several homes but amazingly, no one is hurt. >> family members are very upset. they'

last year, hicks and his wife moved from jacksonville, north carolina, to raleigh.a few days before the 2014 election, he called his election board to learn his new polling place. >> they told me actually, "no, this means you can't vote in raleigh, because your address on your registration says jacksonville. you can't vote in jacksonville, even though your address says jacksonville, you don't live in jacksonville, so it's not valid." i basically felt like i lost the right to vote at that point. >> reporter: with no more same- day registration during early voting or out-of-precinct voting, hicks could only cast a provisional ballot, which went uncounted under the new voting rules. >> it just made me angry. i knew these barriers were being put up, you know. and it worked. >> reporter: if partisan politics is behind this fight, it raises an intriguing question. courts generally approve legislation that is politically motivated. they are much, much tougher on legislation that seems racially inspired. but what happens if those two seem hopelessly entangled. one response

but that moment from gregory hicks. he comes across as very credible and not having anything in the game other than his recollection of what happened that night. >> he wasn't playing partisan politics. the military doesn't do anything without a paper trail. if he was given an order to stand down there will be emails and orders and directive. where are they? we haven't seen them yet. maybe they have been erased. why would they not do it in the original september 11, nobody knew what happened in the moments after the plane going into the twin towers. but our nypd, our new york fire department, they didn't know how long it was going to last, they went to the fight. our military is trained to do the same thing. waste was at the benghazi compound, our guys wanted to go to it. why were they not allowed to at least go into the area. you never know, you never are sure. you can make it up as you go along in the sense of a rescue mission. when hicks got the phone call, when chris stevens said we are under attack, you didn't know

"i think that's going to be a little awkward," unl student seth hicks said. unl's current deal with adidas ends in 2017, whwhh will rekindle an old debate. "i a aays like nike and i think it will be good regardless if they can sell husker gear or r t," hicks saidid as for what lolo huskers will be wearing in the future, that's a battle for anothth day. ti the world's largest retail store walmart, is facing a financial slump. yesterday, walmart's stock tanked, wiping out 21 billion dollars in value in a matter of hours the worst day in 27 years for the company. causing a domino effect across wall street, taking down many other major retailers with it. now that's setting the stage for deep discounts. . joe feldman, sr. managing director, telsey advisory group i think we're gonna see pretty aggressive discounts. 30-40% off is going to be standard fare. as we get closer to the holiday and certainly one contributing factor to walmart's slump is their fierce competition with online giant amazon, and this holiday season isn't expected to get so far, the federation e

. >> any questions for director hicks? what would be helpful for our body worn camera meeting is if you do have example policies that were shared with you at that convening of other departments that take varying viewpoints on when officers get the view the video tape? i'm sure there was a ought laut of information but if there are spinge departments that shared their policy to you that would be informative me >> yes i would be happy to do that and what i will say is one of the experts on body worn cameras pointed to oakland police departments body worn camera policy >> we have that >> yes, i know you do have that and that is part of our working group packet so i will provide you with whatever additional information i gathered >> also on the same topic, i am very interested if anyone has data available. i know this is a new issue, but we need to at least i want to base anyition ks we make in the future on any real data available. because all i have seen is predominantly opinions and so i would like to get some data, some re

thank you >> at this point i would like to ask director hicks to come forward. >> welcome director hicks. >> thank you and someone can adjust this microphone down a little bit for me, please. yes. thank you. good evening, joyce hicks direct of the office of citizen complaint and good evening to the police commission and members the audience, chief suhr. i was a member of the body worn camera working group and you heard me recommending officers not review the video footage before giving a statement. prestatement video review has been a subject of debate in many jurisdictions that have considered adoption of body worn cameras. i would like to [inaudible] reviewing body worn camera footage prestatement or interview. the first [inaudible] review when the perception of theophorouser is in grl to the investigation. if a officer is allowed to revooa video prior to giving a statement or interview in a critical incident where physiological changes like tunnel vision or situational deafness could occur, the video then becomes incorporated into the auchsers memory and the officers memory of what oc

hicks's response, absolutely. for there to have been a demonstration on chris stevens's front door and him not to have reported it is unbelievable. mr. hicks said, secondly, if it had been reported, he would have been out the backdoor within minutes, and there was a back gate. everything points to a terrorist attack. we heard about the long history of violence in the country. yet five days later susan rice goes on five tv shows and she says this: benghazi was a spontaneous reaction as a consequence of a video. a statement we all know is false. don't take my word for it. here's what others have said. rice was off the reservation. off the reservation on five north tex networks. white house worried about the politics. the white house didn't make those statements. they were made by people who worked for you, the actual experts on libya in the state department. so if there's no evidence for a video-inspired protest, then where did the false narrative start? it started with you, madam secretary. at 10:08, on the night o

hick s response, absolutely. for him not to have reported it is unbelievable, mr. hicks said. he said, secondly, if it had been reported, he would have been out the back door within minutes, and there was a back gate. everything points to a terrorist attack. we just heard from mr. pompeo about the long history of terrorist incidents, terrorist violence in the country. and yet five days later, susan rice goes on five tv shows and she says this, benghazi was a spontaneous reaction as a consequence of a video. a statement we all know is false. but don't take my word for it. here's what others have said. rice was off the reservation. off the reservation on five networks. white house worried about the politics. republicans didn't make those statements. they were made by the people who work for you in the middle eastern affairs bureau, the actual experts on libya in the state department. so, if there's no evidence for a video inspired protest, then where did the false narrative start? it started with you, madam secretary. at 10:08 on the night of the attack, you released this statem

hicks said. secondly if had been reported he would have been out the back door within minutes and there was a back gate. everything points to a terrorist attack. we just heard from mr. pompeo about the long history of terrorist incidents, terrorist violence in the country. and yet five days later, susan rice goes on five tv shows, and she says this. benghazi was a spontaneous reaction as a consequence of a video. statement we all know is false. but don't take my word for it. here is what others have said. rice was off the reservation. off the reservation on five networks, white house worried about the politics. republicans didn't make those statements. they were made by the people who worked for you, in near eastern affairs bureau, the actual experts on libya in the state department. so, if there is no evidence for a video-inspired protest, where did the false narrative start? started with you, madam secretary. at 10:08 on night of the a tack you released this statement. some have sought to justi

hick hick kept saying, hey, if states want to do that let them do it. that wasn't the question s. question is what will you do about banks and wall street. o'malley was strong on that, does it matter to the voters at least right now? >> i think it might. it's almost a republican argument that she kept making that this will all come down to the state. it's an elegant dodge, but it certain live wasn't the way that some democrats would have wanted her to answer that question. >> i think bernie sanders was strong on that, he says congress does not regulate wall street. wall street regulates congress. so bernie sanders supporters loved that, they were cheering at home. >> john was making a point that some of hillary's wall street terms could ends up in an attack ad when she talked about having to rent wall street and tow that line or balance that line so it's interesting. >> thank you very much. great stuff. >> to be sure, the race changed last night. you go to the see the contenders in a way you haven't before. have you five democratic contenders, made a lot of big claims, you know wh

hicks said. he said secondly, if it had been reported, he would have been out the back door within minutes and there was a back gate. everything points to a terrorist attack. we just heard from mr. pompeo about the long history of terrorist incidents, terrorist violence in the country, yet five days later, susan rice goes on five tv shows and says this. benghazi was a spontaneous reaction as a consequence of a video. a statement we all know is false. don't take my word for it. here's what others have said. rice was off the reservation. off the reservation on five networks. white house worried about the politics. republicans didn't make those statements. they were made by the people who worked for you in the near eastern affairs bureau, the actual experts on libya in the state department. so if there's no evidence for a video inspired protest, then where did the false narrative start? started with you, madam secretary. at 10:08 on the night of the attack you released this statement. some have soug

casey hick okay said she was held against her will will @ living at newark airport last year.he showed no symptoms of that disease. hick objection is now seeking $250,000 in damages, governor christie has yet to respond to that suit. >>> an utah teen alive this morning, thanks to the quick actions of some middle school staff members. they saved that teen's life when he collapsed during class. as cbs news correspondent don champion reports, it was all caught on surveillance video. >> surveillance cameras, inside this salt lake city area middle school, not only recorded the frightening moments, when sky letter nel on collapsed, but also, the desperate effort to save his life. >> i rolled him over. he was gasping for air. his eyes were up in the top of his head. >> it happened last wednesday, when the 14 year old was in pe class. >> he wasn't with us and -- >> was gone? >> he was gone, he had just dropped down, heart had stopped. >> that's when staff members including eric price, the vice principal, sprung into action and started cpr. price had just been through training days bef

i did also made his psychiatrist in san francisco.or philip hicks ginsburg also wanted the new pieces of information that it's in my book. ginsburg went to langley hospital where hicks was his doctor and he said i am a and he said no, so he helped ginsburg to do a number of things, to come out of the closet and to acknowledge the fact that he was a and also he had a writer's block and his performance anxiety. right after ginsburg finished his therapy with hicks he did the six gallery reading so he got beyond the fear of going onstage and for the rest of his life he was a tireless performer he would perform sometimes. at times a year traveling all around the country. i think to a large extent he is responsible for poetry slams that we have today and a young generation of people who get up there and they are not reading from a premier texts. they are writing great wordplay and he has helped to revive the spoken language and to use street language, the language of the street. to use obscenities. you have some four-letter words and "howl". the d.a. in the police didn't like it but he help

it is still very soft. >> any other questions for director hicks? okay, sergeant call the next item >> 2 c commissioner reports, discussion, commission report and commissioner report >> any reports? >> a couple times i have been asked by folks and citizens of oakland to talk about our method of civilian over vite in the city. as you know oakland is under receivership and has been for a while and will come off i think they said the year is next year or the following year and as much as some of you remember after the bart incident [inaudible] come over and talk about [inaudible] to talk about what we do in the city and they adopted some form of civilian oversite. a couple times i had people come over and corner he asking about the occ and commission. they asked me also and said can we talk to a couple commissioners, so the names are the ones usually petra and tom and madam president. i directed them to the commission secretary so if you hear the names it is because they really feel they need something very strong over there and i think they do also. w

it is still very soft. >> any other questions for director hicks? okay, sergeant call the next item >> 2 c commissioner reports, discussion, commission report and commissioner report >> any reports? >> a couple times i have been asked by folks and citizens of oakland to talk about our method of civilian over vite in the city. as you know oakland is under receivership and has been for a while and will come off i think they said the year is next year or the following year and as much as some of you remember after the bart incident [inaudible] come over and talk about [inaudible] to talk about what we do in the city and they adopted some form of civilian oversite. a couple times i had people come over and corner he asking about the occ and commission. they asked me also and said can we talk to a couple commissioners, so the names are the ones usually petra and tom and madam president. i directed them to the commission secretary so if you hear the names it is because they really feel they need something very strong over there and i think they do also. w

think that's going g to be a little awkward," unl student seth hicks said. unl's current deal with adidas ends in 2017, which will rekindle an old debate. "i always like nike and i think it will be good regardless if they can sell husker gear or not," hicks said. as for what logo huskers will be wearing in the future, that's a battle for another day. jessica rae: pierce and norfolk catholol are two of the best football programs in all of nebraska. they've combined for 12 state championships and both have made the playoffs every season since 19-98. last night they renewed their rivalry and chris has all the action. chris palmquist--"good morning everybody. for the pierce and norfolk caththic seniors, last night's rivalry game would serve as a tie- breaker. the knights and blue jays have met four times in the previous three seasons and the teams are 2-2 against each other in that time. let's head out to norfolk...ththblue jays tryininto upset the top-ranked knights. first possession...levi sudbeck...the snap goes nearly over his head, but he gets it off and fr

in los angeles, on the hicks -- brandy hicks, eyewitness news. >>> the fight against breast cancer is hitting the road on long island kicking off first cancer awareness month. the vehicle will try joel -- the vehicle will travel around treating thousands of people with breast cancer. >>> still to come, ever wonder what happens when you are caught committing a crime by the police >>> the halloween display if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. so don't wait. call to request your free decision guide. and gather the information now to help you choose a plan later. these types of plans let you pick any doc

dan hicks saying so long from notre dame stadium where the irish get it done 41-31. for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! giant just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. . >>> news4 at 11:00 starts now. >> off the top at 11 with a wintry weather surprise for folks in michigan. lake effect snow brought a few inches. how is that going to impact us. we start with the one and only veronica johnson. how does this shake out for us. >> two more days. can you daly with it? >> this is like winter. >> we were talking about the cold air expected to come in for the last couple of days. this morning our temperatures started out 31 to 39. tomorrow morning 26 to 32, what it will feel like. monday morning, colder. you saw the snow showers, the flirz, the snow no areas of michigan. straight down out of canada. we have clouds across pennsylvania. look at the temperatures right now. 35 degrees in pittsburgh, 38 at elkins. the core of the cold air

reporting live in roseburg, bandy hicks, channel 6 "action news." alicia. paying it forward in the face of heartache. thank you so much. >>> republican presidential candidate jeb bush is taking heat for comments he made discussing the mass shooting. he said in answer to the question about the attack, that quote stuff happens. president obama reacted to the comment should say if the american people should decide if american shootings every couple of months is stuff. jeb bush said he was not talking about the shooting, but the crisis in general. >>> the shooting is not about guns but about mental illness. you can't solve those problems with no gun laws no matter how stringent the law would be. >>> doctors without borders say three staff members were killed when their hospital was struck in kunduz while u.s. forces engaged in in a battle with the taliban. 30 others are missing following that airstrike. >>> the temple owls are on a roll as they keep their undefeated status for another week. >>> plus, concerns before a cargo ship that was lost at sea during hurr

dan hicks saying so long from irish get it done 41-31.for a decade. -- central iowans have camped out in cardboard boxes to raise awareness for homeless youths... the cool structure one metro school designed for the event... big run... thousands of runners are in the metro for the des moines marathon... how far some people came to run... and the roads you'll want to avoid tomorrow... tradition banned an eastern iowa school's veterans day assembly will be missing something this year.. the tradition the school is banning and why they say it promotes a negative it's an problem that can never be fully solved... but for a decade, reggie's sleepout has raised awareness about homeless youth in iowa.. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm jodi whitworth there are more than 13 - thousand teens living homeless in across the state, many of them not by choice. but students from around the metro are putting themselves in the shoes of the homeless tonight channel 13's reid chandler has the story. it may not be ideal...but these kids are spending the night from the perspective of the homeless.

police say they don' t intend for hicks, who is out on bail, to spend substantial time in jail. we' re getting our first look inside the infamous home of a tax-evading couple. ed and elaine brown' s 100-acre property in plainfield, new hampshire will soon be auctioned off. the fortress-style house was the scene of a nine-month standoff over taxes in 2007. the auction will be held next thursday with a minimum bid of $125,000. the brown are serving decades behind bars. >> to the plate, he struck him out! the new york mets have won the series! randy: the mets will meet the cubs in the national league championship series. last night' s big win again the dodgers, thanks in large part to infielder daniel murphy, who lead the mets to a 3-2 victory. the national league championship series against the cubs starts tomorrow in new york. landscaping crew in pennsylvania sent scrambling, all in search curiosity left her in a tight spot. around the backyard pool. when boo disappeared, owner peggy thought her cat had died until she heard her meow. after two days, the cat was a little dirty and

what are the numbers today of he hick in drop -- of hillary clinton today?d only get 200 house of representatives republicans to vote for him which is short of the 218 needed. >> more than 50 ice age fossils discovered in fremont are donated to the children's natural history museum in the city. >> we looked at the specimens that were uncovered two years ago during retrofit work at mission and interstate 680. the donation will help students learn about the history of the area with much more on the fossils tonight at 6:00. >> don't do it. don't, kristen. >> just thinking. >> no fossil references...talking about ourselves. >> we want to talk about the weather trust with so many things going on. >> including fleet week and nice weather for that, and the broncos playing our raid wees and we have the good weather for that, and, also, you need the sunscreen and sun glasses and ear politics and even if the raiders fame is loud. you can see the flag on...the similar inform. it is limp. that means our ins are not so strong as they are along the coast. our peninsula te

. >> that's young carter hicks. carter is learning a thing or two from dad. >> tell me what the three basic human needs are. >> food, clothing, shelter. >> good deal. >> off to a pretty good start. but dad wants to teach his little boy about money and taking charge at a young age. he's grooming his son to be the boss. >> when it comes to sound financial planning, what are two fundamental principles to always remember? boy? >> when he said, sound financial huh? >> his son is tuned in and knows the answer. >> save it and invest it. >> next question, dad, i'm ready, i'm fired up. >> when it comes to money management, saving, and investment, tell me what the 80-20 rule is. good deal, man. >> brandon says he's been training carter ever since he was in the womb. and this is a daily routine between father and son. brandon's dad is a banker and entrepreneur. >> what is carter going to do when he's grown? >> own my own business. >> good deal, man. >> i think carter is well on the way to being in business and owning his own b

a 62-year-old woman was hick king when he hurt herself. she is not going anywhere. they hook her to the helicopter and up they go. >> if i ever go hiking, i am bringing my own gps and flairs just in case they leave you behind. i don't trust them after these videos. >>> you're looking and she is the last circus tiger that was held in captivity. after time they got possession of her and she is 12 years old, and you guys she has never walked on grass. she is about to get a new leash on life. they're transferring her to germany, because after being in the enclosure for two days she got brave and walk withed out ed out on grass. she was like this is all new to me. >> yeah, it's so sweet and depressing. a tiger for 12 years had never walked on grass. >> yeah, it's a good thing that they stepped in. they had a space and area that was appropriate for the tiger to live in. >>> when in russia. >> don't walk in front of semi trucks. >> what happens when people cross the road. >>> and if you want to tap into the inner daredevil, you haveou have multiple choices. >> the jumps th

>> i did great. job bush -- jeb bush was digging hick self out. >> there are the talkers and there are the doers. i wish i could talk as well of the people on the stage. the big permission on the stage but i'm a doer. what is it like a french work week. you get three days before you have to show up. you can campaign. or just resign and let someone else take the job. >> the only reason why you are doing it now is because we're running for the same position and someone convinced you attacking me going to help you. my campaign -- >> after today's event at a crowded news conference he did answer my questions is it possible that you don't project enough strength to be elected president? >> we're going to find that out. >> reporter: are we starting to see some of it? >> i'm campaigning harder than anybody else, i've a proven record. there is no one that has the proven record in business and in government that i have. i'm going to share that with people. >> reporter: why aren't voters buying it? >> a lot more people are going to buy it as we campaign harder. >> reporter: he cited his record a

our director zach hicks did find some beautiful color in salix and sent it to me on twitter. if you have neat pictures send them to me on facebook or twitter! deborah/elisa we'll look out for beautiful color with all this sweather weather! thanks elisa! deborah: the pups were out york city, donning their costumes for halloween. yesterday, dogs participated in the nation's largest halloween dog parade with hundreds of canines and owners taking part in all of the fun. some of the standout costumes were doggie superheroes, dinosaurs and even the pope. ...and coming up, ghosts and goblins aren't the only things you should beware of... this halloween, face paint can be hazardous to health... more to come after the warnings as we head into halloween. about costumes, and although you may want to look scary, you don't want your costume to pose any ntial health risks. abc's ron clairborne has more. " this morning, a warning for parents halloween?. that face paint to turn your kids into scary creatures or friendly ghosts - might just be a health hazard. new york senator chuck schumer w

hicks's response, absolutely. for there to have been a demonstration on chris stevens's front door and him not to have reported it is unbelievable. mr. hicks said, secondly, if it had been reported, he would have been out the backdoor within minutes, and there was a back gate. everything points to a terrorist attack. we heard about the long history of violence in the country. yet five days later susan rice goes on five tv shows and she says this: benghazi was a spontaneous reaction as a consequence of a video. a statement we all know is false. don't take my word for it. here's what others have said. rice was off the reservation. off the reservation on five north tex networks. white house worried about the politics. the white house didn't make those statements. they were made by people who worked for you, the actual experts on libya in the state department. so if there's no evidence for a video-inspired protest, then where did the false narrative start? it started with you, madam secretary. at 10:08, on the night o

greg hicks, the stately department diplomat in tripoli said he repeatedly asked for military help, but was denied. >> is anything coming? will they be sending us any help? is there something out there? sharyl: the administration said no assets wewe stopped, no military help wawaavailable. the leader of a u.s. quick response anti-terrorism team says his unit was stopped after they prepared to deploy. a small special forces team in tripoli was stopped from boarding a flight to benghazi to help while the attacks were underway. three u.s. security officers stationed nearby say their cia boss delayed them from responding quickly to hell. -- quily to helel >> i understand you wanted planes to get to benghazi faster. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said they simply could not get there quickly. >> i was speaking from my perspective. >> i understand. >> on the ground in tripoli, based on what the defense at his shea told me. he said two to three hours. sharyl: the closed-door sessions with congress -- t t military officials conc teded that military assets were available, but it was de

dan hicks saying so long from irish get it done 41-31.im tiffany lane in for robert lowe. sometimes people get caught in the wrong place at the wrong time... but one western kansas 7th grader found himself in the right place at exactly the right time to save his neighbor's lives. molly brewer has the story. << "it could have been a lot worse." a seventh grader in bucklin is being hailed a hero after spotting his neighbor's porch on fire and waking them up just in time. "if we hadn't catched it later it would have burned down the house." elijah fulton and his dad were walking to school around 7 tuesday morning... when he first spotted the flames. s/ elijah fulton, saved family:18 - :28 "we were walking and we see a fire next to the neighbor's house door so he runs in and gets a bucket and i go over there and knock on the neighbor's door and wake them up and show them and my dad pours the bucket on." elijah is modest about what happened next... but his dad is proud to say, his son ran past the flames... knowing the family was inside and asleep. s/ jawn fulton, elijah's fathe

tony hicks of the "san jose mercury news" agrees saying simply this wasn't a movie that needed making wow, all right. >> harsh. next up the highly anticipated biopic steve jobs" starring michael fasbender in the title role. the film paints a picture of the brilliant but abrasive apple founder in just three extended scenes each set backstage before an important product launch. he has to deal with technical malfunctions that threaten to derail the new products all while confronted with personal problems from the daughter he denies he fathered to disgruntled co-founder steve wozniak. >> you can't write code. you're not an engineer. you can't put a hammer to a nail. i built the singer board. jim ras kin was the leader before you threw him off his own project. someone else designed the box. how come ten times in a box i read steve jobs is a genius in what do you do? >> i play the orchestra. and you're a good musician. >> the film is generating oscar buzz for its star with "vanity fair's" richard larson say aga movie that takes care to entertain while informing and nick romano agrees callin

eagles' game day kickoff at 10:00, and more with malcolm jenkins and one-on-one with rookie, jordan hicks state, a 24-point favorite over army yet, but the nittany lions were without their best running back and lynch. it was a tough day passing the ball, but in the third quarter, 33 yard touchdown and penn state is up, and they seem to be pulling away but it's not a sure thing. and then the army breaking free, and 55 yards for the touchdown and penn state is up just six now, and they hold on 20-14 with a big sack right here, so the nittany lions are 4-1, but james franklin not happy that some were questioning the quality of this win. >> i am going to come in here every single week and be positive, even if it kills you guys and you want me to be negative. i love our players and i love our school, and i love our colors, i love penn state and love happy valley and love the community. do we need to get better? yes. but you guys can ask me every question in the book and try to get me to be negative and i'm not going to do it. point spreads and all those things, i don't even understand them. i

jordan hicks going to keep getting playing time.e's gotten the most snaps inside linebacker this season he has the most big players for defensive rookie in the nfl and nobody has more fumble recovers on defense. his teammates say he is like a veteran. >> every day you come in here you've got something to look to as an example of where you want to do one day. what it takes to get there. you come in and see the mistakes you made in the game. you do some good plays and everybody does some bad plays. it's all about the process. all about continually getting better each game. >> how about angel star mike trout from millville, new jersey. he sent eagles players sweet kicks, eagles style sneakers they made. trout will probably be there monday night. he's still an eagle season ticket holder. catch eagle kickoff tomorrow at 10:00 on nbc 10 one-on-one and our player correspondent malcolm jenkins. penn state has won five straight games at home. tonight the toughest test on the road at ohio state. nittany lions took buckeyes in double overtime.

dan hicks saying so long from i would kill for something sweet. i know... we could have one of those. one? are you kidding? we'll end up eating like thirty. wanna split that? ughhhh...no, so much fat. don't fight your instincts. with each each for 150 calories or less try our chocolatey brownies, tangy lemon bars, and new creamy cheesecakes. >>> right now a woman burned over her entire body. the hunt for her killer. and a man police want so question. >> solidarity with israel. mayor de blasio embarks on his first trip to the holy city. more bloodshed erupts on 9 streets. plus this. >> i love my mets. >> let's go mets, baby. >> fan frenzy, mets fans go on the offensive. >> the game just ended the mets now lead the series 1-0. and exciting, but very cold night at city field. >> fans have been waiting for the mets did 2, beating the cubs in game one of the national league championship series. we have team coverage. we want to start here with bruce beck at city field. what a win. >> natalie, new york and chicago, the mets and the cubs kicking off game one of th

weilly veteran. >> do you see that in demeco. >> we call demeco mufasa and jordan simba. >> jordan hicksas played a above and beyond many scouts and pundits put him before he was taken by eagles in the third round and already, after a handful of games, his coaches and teammates are calling him the second coming of their leader of the pride. >> jordan, he has been, not surprising, but it is exciting that on game day, he is as calm as a veteran. most rookies are kind of in that backup role and don't do what he has done so far. >> what haven't i learn from demow co. he has been huge for me. >> you are simba. >> that is what everybody is comparing it to. i don't know. i do like that. the it is pretty cool. >> it is cool. it is cool. i have seen the movie. i enjoyed seeing the play. >> reporter: if simba can emulate the proud poppa on the field the eagles will have hit the jackpot for this season and possibly years to come. from the novacare complex, pat gallon, for "eyewitness sports". >> i like that. i like that concept. >> yes. >> hey, another reminder, it is thursday night football here o

hick has been on administrative leave since the department found out about the confrontation. >>> a level 3 sex offender is facing charges he's accused of breaking into a home duct taping a 16-year-old to a chair and stealing money from her family. police used fingerprints at that second home to track him down. >>> cambridge police are looking for this pan right here take a look they say he robbed a t. j. max. he had three kids with him at the time. he pushed a store employee and took off. if you have any information call police in cambridge. >>> uh-hum up at 11:00 i-team provisions written in this country. reporter: we're talking about generic drugs which most of our insurance companies insist we take because they are less expensive. but what a lot of people don't know is that these medicines have one major disadvantage and as consumers we lose some important rights having to do with our safety. it's something a foxborough mother discovered when her daughter was born with a heart defect. >> that day was just a mother's worst nightmare. 8 hours of surgery, and having to say good-bye to yo

our first photo comes from kim hicks who was at the marcus-meriden- cleghorn versus kingsley-pierson game where it was snowing! and our next photo comes from the washington high versus central lyon game. the weather was pretty bad there too but that didn't stop either of the teams. you've got pictures and we want to see them. twet photos to @ktivsports and use the "hashtags" sportsfource extra and fanfource. you can also use instagram and email them to at connect-dot-ktiv.com. where they like to put up points. two of the highest scoring teams in the state met. sportsfource is "on the road" live in marcus, iowa.a.hat's whwhe we find ktiv's sasa curtiss. both m-m-c and kingsley- pierson are in the top-20 in the state in touchdowns. the eagles are undefeated and ranked fourth. k-p was 7 and 3. some of those snow flurries accumulating - eagles led 38- 6 at the half. third quarter - k-p had a good drive going until camden bainbridge drops the ball - mmc thehee to rerever. and their offense would get to work quick - ben specht gets loose here catches one guy flat footed before being dragge