that name connotes the ct that they are a support, a collaborative partner and good friend to the hools." schools." "they're not disciplinarians for school olations, they're not there to be the bad guy or make sure the kids behave, they're there to be a resource for them."in the higher grades, they serve as part of school faculty... faculty..."if you wereo go to any of our high schools or middle schools, you would find school resource officers being part of a staff meeting, they would be part of a pep assembly, they would be part of lessons in the classroom." in the elementary schools, it's more of a teacher-student role. role."the police pal program we have things like stranger danger, knowing what a police officer, we go to kindergartene rs and talk about the gear we carry with us and why popocemen have guns and why we can have handcuffs and things like that."at the end of the day, they still have a job to do. schools? we do, but that's obviously the last thing that we want to do in the school." school." "if there were something that came up and we needed to call the police, there's a

hawkeyes keep themselves in the hunt -- now 9 and oh -- that matches the 2009 team for the best start in hool history -- desmond king lso set a new record with his 8th interception -- cyclones at number 15 oklahoma -- looking to keep things going after last week's win over texas -- but this arted pretty rough from the get-go -- iowa state up 3, nothing -- but the sooners pulling out the tricks -- flea flicker as baker mayfield and dmitri flowers hook up on a 75 yard touchdown -- 7, 3 oklahoma -- joel lanning's second ssart didn't go as well as the first -- he gets picked off by dakota austin -- austin would bring this back 38 mayfield decides to keep this one -- upp theeiddle to the zone -- cyclones go down hard tonight 52 to 16 -- as for uni -- they'd go after a third straigt win today with 23rd ranked indiana state in town -- the panthers playyff hopes have been haning by a string for weeks -- the panthers came out ready to play today against the sycamores, who beat uni ast season in terra haute. fooed to punt, and panther senior makinton dorleant gives uni a shot of energy with a big runba

in the bookkut this week she gives s an insid's account of graduating medical hool, married to a wealth iowa guy,y guy who doesn't report her missing for five days. >> did you have anything to do with the disappearance of your wife? >> no. i don'tnow where she is, i don't know what happened to her, i don't know how it happened to her. >> reporter: his story at the time corroborated by the doorman and elevator operator of the durst-owned building, both claiming to have seen her that night. when the police investigation turned up no signs of foul play, the case went cold. >> it was not the investigation that anyone would expect in a family like this whose daughter-in-law or sister-in-law or wife disappeared. do you think today, god forbid, if trump's daughter-in-law were missing that there would be two articles in the newspaper and that would be the end of it? not a chance. >> reporter: 18 years later, operating on a tip, pirro said her team started from scratch. >> do you u think s returned here that night? >> there is not a chance she returned here that night. >> reporter: they went to

carrying 50 passengers overturned, many students from uv tech and bradford university returning to hool after thanksgiving. at least 35 people were hurt, one critally. the bus driver was charged with reckless driving. >>> pope francis is making a splash in a war torn country filled with violence between muslims and christians. yesterday he visited a christian refugee camp. today the pontiff plans toto visit a mosque. the last leg of his african trip. all right, check out this unbelievable videos from china. tch this, three squeeks looking as if they're l lve stateing. two crash into each other. is it governments? the single wire is to blame. it got entangled with the three vehicles. time to get down too business. the national retail reports 151 this weekend, spent an average of $2 fine.6099.60 per person. here it is, the lords asleeping the part trij in the pare treatment you don't need me tortureing you at this early hour with songs. the doves are up 11% t. most expensive of the bunch, 7 swans-a-swimming. $13,125, a grand total of more than $34,000 bucks. i would have sworn it was the

dalton, number 71 for the north wowood high hool chargers, is a senior on the varsity team. identified as a high-risk player. high risk for concussions because of those hard hits on the field. but it's those hits on the field that worry his mom cara. >> when i see jordan get hit, i'm usually thinking about how hard was that hit? is that hit going to turn into a concussion? was it hard enough for a concussionon? that's the part that i don't really know. >> reporter: across the country parents like cara are questioning just how safe the game is. preoccupied a big hit could land their son in an emergency room or worse. since july there have been 11 high school fatalities, seven directly related to a traumatic jury. the most recent? >> slipped past a tackle -- >> reporter: luke shem, number 4, scoring in a playoff game two weeks ago after taking a hit in the third quarter and running off the field, shem collapsed, was flown to a hospital where he died the next day after his family removed him from life support. >> our beautiful gift from god months longer with us. >> reporter: t

he went to public c hools, then college, where the work of his life began -- speaking truth to power. moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people areick and tired of establishment politics, and theyeyant real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. >>> it has been a difficult year for "real housewives" pal richard. but a home remodel heheed kyle manicure stress. nothing like a 400 square foot closet to make a woman smile. and kyle opened the doors to our special correspondent. planes and yachts are nice, but my happiness starts at home. >> you can't be a housewife without major house. this family fi

protests over how racial incidents are dealtlt with brght about the resignation of the hool's president. well now campus police beefed up were posd on social media. police say there's no immediate threat to the campus. >>> well, encouraging news for jimmy carter three months after teing the world he has cancer a spokeswoman for the form he president says he's responding well to treatment and doctors found no evidence of new tumors. he is 91 b being treated with radiation and a newly approved drug. >>> new york comedy week kicked off last night with the ninth annual stand-up for heroes event, but it wasn't just comedy. comedy. you're like a little girl >> the stand up part included jon stewart, ray romano and seth meyers. even the boss got in a few quips. >> it raises money for the woodruff foundation named for our colleague injured in iraq and provides resources for wounded veterans. >> can't say enough about this. bob devotes a lot of time and energy to it. >>> still ahead, another state cracking down on fantasy sports. >> the wife of a mcdonald's millionaire found dead in their home.

. >> kids spend more time with media and it cannology than they do with their parents, time in hool, i any other thing. >> i'm normally texting my friends on my phone, maybe on instagram or social media kind of keeping up with what's going . >> reporter: the study found when it comes to media use, teens prefer listening to music, tweens, watching tv, boys video girls, girls are active with social media. although most don't love it, they view social media as more of something thevehave to do. >> in a little way you're all competing with your friends on who can get the most likes and followers. reporter: and they're doing all this while multitasking, trying to fit in hoe work at the same time. kerry barrett, news 4 new york. >>> and experts say manage your d's technology by c heckin your own. whhe do you do? if you're on your cell phone constantly, they will be as well. no phones at the dinner table or after a certain time at night. >> i think we all do it. we're just staring at these screens. >> we are bad examples. >> > staying with the technology theme here, kids may be playing cand

carried away by a chinook after that wild ride, drifting from maryland to pennsylvania over scoop hools and neighbors. officials shooting it more than 100 times to deflate it. tonight, by the way, the army now taking insurance claims from any homeowners who sustained damage from that blimp. >>> we turn this evening to a health alert now. chipotle taking drastic action, closing 43 restaurants after 22 people fell ill, raising fears of an e. coli outbreak. invest gave tomorrows are looking for a cause, and near is abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: chi pot late closing 43 of its restaurants in oregon and washington state. would be patrons greeted with this message on the door. fyi, we are closed due to a so far, at least three victims have been sickened by e. coli in portland and 19 outside seattle. eight of them, bad enough to be hospitalized. >> the excruciating pain in my experienced. >> reporter: health officials say most, but not all of the victims told them they recently ate at one of six chipotle's. the chain closing two locations, though the come contamination hasn't been directly

walker and the boys thought about this, walker and thomas, growing up together, same high hool, thought about this opportunity? 2:02 to go, playing notre dame? a top ten team and a chance to go down and try to beat them? >> chris: irish show pressure. walker escapes. darts up the middle. and is knocked down after he makes a first down at t the 38 by redfield >> kirk: day got in there in a hurry and this time, you saw the ability to escape the pressure by walker and theat athletic ability. they want him to use his feet more. that's an example of needing to do that right there. >> chris: quick 15 yards. first down. delivers incomplete. anderson in traffic, could not make the catch with redfield bearing down on him. >> kirk: talked about these guys growing up, playing at the same high school. elizabeth, new j jersey. had walker who was a little bit more heavily recruited, really not that much more. but being recruited, he told matt rhule, you have to look at my running back. you have to look at my running back. now here they are, playing for temple. >> chris: they met as 8-year-olds playin

and roosevelt and mckinley middle hools are pioting the scale. at these schools, daily homework isn't included in gradede and studenn can re-take tests until they've mastered a standard. instead of receiving a traditional letter grade - students either exceed, me, are working on, or haven't been taught a ncept. some arents are concerned how this will affect high school students filling out college applications. 09:21:36 "a large section of the world, if you will, thinks about grading through a certain lens. and if we are going to change how we grade our high schoolers it is important that maps to the broader context." several more meetings are set up over the next mooth. for more information, the outgoing mayor of cedar falls is endorsing his challenger in next month's run-off election. on november third, mayor jon crews reccived 35 percent of the votes in a three man race. businessman jim brown received 45 percent of the votes. neither candidate got the necessary 50 percent to secure the position. after the election, crews announced plans to ste

penned the private school stents next, chtered hool students next and then lastly public school students. in many of the inner cities, the public schools are just atrocious. and i think a lot of the just look around and say, i'm not running anything here so why am i wasting my time here so they drop out. i wonder what would happen if we provided them with a choice. this is what we must be thinking about as a society. how can we enable those children so that we can develop them because we must recognize we only have 330 motion people in the country. and we are competing against china, india who have over a billion people each. we have to develop all of our people and for everyone of our young people we can keep from going down that path of self-destruction one less person to worry about, be afraid of, protect their families from. pay for in the penal system or the welfare system, infested member of a society to make create a new energy source for a cure for cancer. we be cannot throw to throw -- to afford to throw any of them away and think about that collectively as a society how to i th

>> how do your kids get to hool? >> jimmy: my servants take them to school. >> can they swing by on wednesday to take my kids to school? >> jimmy: your big premiere of the film last night. >> yes. >> jimmy: was that the first time you'd seen it with a group of people? >> yes, it is. >> how did it go? >> it seemed to go well. >> jimmy: seemed to go well. >> no one left. >> jimmy: i enjoyed the movie, it's very intense. yeah. i don't want to say too much about it. >> you really can't. i mean, honestly, there's no reason to do a press tour because i can't say anything. >> jimmy: you can't say anything. even like the little thing i was thinking of saying -- >> don't say it. >> jimmy: i've decided not to say. >> you shouldn't say it. >> jimmy: it would potentially put something into somebody's head. >> or everybody could do this. and we could talk. but that might be boring. >> jimmy: yeah. i understand that. i think people would totally >> i'm not trying to be discouraging. >> jimmy: no, no, no. >> i haven't come here ton

said the clolos, we prefer to be called high h hool marching bands. the macy's thanksgiving day parade is the world's second largest consumer of helium after the u.s. government. [ light laughter ] said government officials -- [ high voice ] "w"w that's shocking." [ light t ughter ] that's your -- that's this thanksgiving's dumb helium joke. [ light laughter ] after weeks of touting her appearance on the campaign trail, donald trump's wife melania took the stage wednesday night and spoke briefly, telling the crowd, "good evening, isn't he the best? he will be the best president ever. weweove you." a speech that was also word for word her wedding vows. [ laughter ] after critics said that one of donald trump's golf courses incorrectly claimed to be the site of a great civil war battle, trump asked, "how would they know that, were they there?" [ lauguger and applause ] i mean, i was a kid, but i remember. [ light laughter ] a new poll found that 32% of americans do not like cranberry sauce. so even cranberry sauce is polling higher than jeb bush. [ laug

prince george's county schools district is not doing its job in getting her son who suffers autism to hool. bureau chief tracee wilkins joins us now with what the frustrated mother wants to see happen. tracee? >> he is supposed to be going here at james madison middle school, but has only attended three days. his mother moved here from virginia and says it has been a nightmare to get his transportation situation under control, but as we looked into the story today we discovered that she may have some additional concerns to deal with, as well. >> every day passes is another day he's missing school. >> reporter: kisha says she's not telling her son to go to school until the prince george's county school system provides him public transportation. >> he wants to go to school, but to only go three days. >> and that was because a school employee agreed to pick her 14-year-old up and drive him personally to james madison middle school. >> he wanted my son as school as bad as i did. >> she wants her on a special needs bus with a bus aide. instead the prince george's county school system is providi

i went to an all catholic, all boys prep p hool in jersey city. and the school was invited to a a thanksgiving eve dance in girls academy. run by a group of very strict nuns. the nuns of navarone. [ laughter ] so, along with the invitation came a serious warning.. there would be no alcohol tolerated on the premises. and no funny business with the girls. now hearing this, the guys i was traveling with immediately went out and bought several bottles s apple flavored wine and condoms. >> jimmy: of course. >> not apple flavored condoms. we had to wait until the '90s for that technology. [ laughter ] i'm talking apple flavored wine of the boone's farm variety. you knkn, from the wonderfulul vineyard of newark. [ laughter ] guaranteed to cause nausea, drowsiness, and brain damage. >> jimmy: boone's. you can't beat bne's farm. >> yeah. we head to upstate n n york, and find a secluded hilly section at the campus. we sit down, and the four of us, we drink about 7 or 8 bottles of this rotgut. next thing i know, i wake up, it's dark out, the dance is already

and the city wants to make sure they still work. 3 a group of stududts at east high and east middle hools are working to help kids in need.at last night's school board meeting... the "teens 4 tots" group updated the board on their charity work. the group was established in 2004 to provide coats and toys to kids in need. *this* year... the group raised almost 10 - thousand dollars! 3 "this is just a great example of our students working in the community, and our students supporting andndhelping others."3 the group will use the money raised to buy coats... and will shop for bikes and other toys black friday. so far... "teens 4 tots" has helped almost 200 three - and - four - year - olds in need. 3 some people have weird hobbies... like this dental hygienist who is also a licensed trapper. she was called out to a mall parking lot in houston saturday to capture this big fella... who earned nickname "godzilla."she says it took a while to wrangle the 12 - foot... 800 - pound gator. they eventually got him secured... and d th help from a forklififfrom home depot.t. that bigiguy was taken to an a

anna: people in the area have been told to stay inside, although now it is daytime sc hools will remain have seen arrests in germany and belgium, the danish increasing their security. we are monitoring the situation as it continues to develop. guy: as we head toward the market open, down by 6/10 of 1% on euro stocks, ftse better. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. guy: half past 8:00 in paris. you are looking at pictures from the northern parisian suburb of saint-denis, where an ongoing operation is underway. it is believed -- and this we have sources in the prosecutor's office -- that the man some people believe could be the mastermind behind friday's atta

hools cancelled classes to keep children safe. a homicide? we are expecting answers this morning. after the initial report he was killed in the line of duty, after the funeral that drew thousands of mourners and cops from across the country. >> my world got a little bit smaller. >> reporter: after his wife's tear-filled tribute. >> joe was my best friend. my world. my hero. >> reporter: and after the media rererted the story in way that furthered the narrative of cops under fire. >> when an instance like this happens it victimized not just the police department but the whole chunt. >> reporter: the truth emerged and it failed to support any of it. multiple sources confirmed to our chchago station wbbm that officer joe gliniewicz's death was a sued, not a homicide. the story went like this. the 52-year-old lieutenant was on patrol when he was gunned down with his own weapon while pursuing three suspects on foot. >> the investigation into the death of lieutenant gliniewicz has becn nothing short of extremely complex. >> reporter: but after a massive manhunt and an investigation whic

a very special coach whohoas helped turn aroundd a high hool football team and a community, everyone rallying with a huge thank you thisorning now, he thinks h he's there for a pep rally. >> so much more, right? >> so much more is going to happen. you want to stick around for that. >> reay beautiful story. >>> it is, of course, the holiday season, as you might have thought since, like, chris mas music in stores. we have supershopping secrets. how you can get more with gift cards. becky worley brings it. zblood morning, everyone. itit's's robin's birthday. she can do whatever she would like. >>> break news. word that usa military helicopter has crashed i i south korea. an apache helicopter crashed onn a roadway, exploding i into fame. the pentagon has not updated the fates of the crew. >>> to the worldwide terro alert. the capital op belgm, brussels, under lockdownor the third day. subways and schools all closed. the u.s. embassy telling americans inin that cntry to shelter in place, as belgian authorities fear a series of ris-style copy cat attacks. continues for the eighth attacker.

. >> reporter: new york lab's middle school principal megan adams says for cash-strapped hools, investing in the program may be hard. but she says it's an important learning tool. >> some kids might see this technology and still prefer a textbook. some kids will see this technology who don't normally engage in reading or discussion and all of a sudden understand the concepts. >> reporter: it's not just virtual voyages. google tells us in the near future they would love to expand into career options. what d ds that mean? it means in the n nr future you can shadow a professional like a physician, a lawyer or, gayle, maybe even a news anchor. >> i like it. i think the whole thing is genius and so smart of google to say, listen,, we'll let you have it for year and charge because once you look into it, you want it. whether you're 3 to 93, you're thinking i want one of these. >> it's a form of immersion and kids love being immersed in something. >> and it really is 360. you turn around and everything is here. >> come back, christine. come back! >> christine is back. >>> "hamiltoto has t ten bro

reporter: more than two months after this controversiaia clock slows upupt irving's mcarthur high h hool, legal action on behalf of the 14-year-old who took it to class. his attorney asking irving isd and the city of irving for publbl apologies and $15 million. >> the numbers are huge and we admit that. but the damages that have been caused to this young man and to his family are effectively >> reporter: from his offices, attorney kelly hollingsworth is representing the family who have since relocated out of the country to qatar. the attorney claims after a teacher became suspicious about the clock, he was subjected to on campus detention and a seven on one interrogation that went on for approximately an hour and minutes. ahmad constantly was pressured to sign a written statement he says admitting that he intended to bring a hoax bomb to school. the attorney claims school officials and police knew what they needed to do to protect ahmad's rights. they just decided not to because of his race, religion and ethnicity and that the city and school officials then fanned the fles in a divided c

even helping her children's teachers at t hool, as if everything was just the same. >> she was very bad inside because we know her. and she was suffering. but she was trying to be okay with in front of the children. >> reporter: jayne and her federal police advisor dutifully placed those bizarre want ads saying they didn't have the $8 million u.s. ransom. and the response, a few weeks into the ordeal, eduardo's kidnappers turned up the pressure. they began including, in their untraceable e-mails, letters from eduardo himself. and what he wrote in those letters was awful. i'm suffering more than i can manage. they beat me, they tie me up, i'm naked, i haven't eaten, i'm going crazy, i can't handle this torture anymore. >> it was horrible. there was something about seeing his handwrwring and the way he described it, it just it destroyed me, broke my heart. that was the first time i had to take a tranquilizer. but there was more, and it was worse, the letter took an accusing turn. our children are going to know that by not paying money you left me to die. >> reporter: you left me to die in

hools will stay closed until wednesday, the first time such a drastic step has been taken since world d r ii. the subway will also stay shut. and all public gatherings like concerts and soccer matches have been banned. today brussels' normally bustling historic city center was showing the effects of the stringent security measures. but salah abdeslam, europe's most wanted man and key suspect in the paris attacks, is still on the run. after evading french police, he was last seen in belgium. several of the police raids carried out in molenbeek, a local man says there is growing resentment amongst the large muslim community living there as they feel stigmatized. "you have 100,000 people," he said, "who will live as if they were potential suspects of terrorism." because of the concern that the police crackdown could backfire as the community feels abandoned. "they are residents of molenbeek," he said, "a place in which jihadis and suicide bombers are believed to lurk, so residents are rightly concerned for their own safety." even if abdeslam is captured, necessarily over. belgian police

according to the associated press the first daughter has hool includi some of the nati's best like harvard, stanford, and brown. where pictus of the first daughter's visit went viral forcing the student newspaper to pen an editorial titled sorry malia obama. >> i know finding the right school for you is a tough process. malia is going through it right now. you guys are suggestling deadlines and applications. >> reporter: president obama joked about the process before speaking to other high school students. >> starting to think about colleges. yeah. have to take all of those tests. malia is going through this. yeah. you get enough sleep? >> yeah. >> okay good. >> reporter: while the first lady has also fielded questions on the topic from teenagers. >> when considering colleges how do you know which is the best choice for you? >> we are talking about this in my household every night, every night. magic formula. it is a very individual decision. >> reporter: an individual decision that could mind malia obamationing the ivy league universities her parents attended like princeton and columbia,

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