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i have to say that image of putin and obama hunched over the table was quite fascinating and i wouldave loved to have been a fly on the wall listening to that conversation. >> you and me both, right. when you see a picture like that, the first thing that goes through your mind is i wonder if they're really getting down to a serious conversation or if this is sort of for the cameras themselves. again, that was the sideline meeting as you pointed out between the president and the russian president. they did not have a bilateral preset here but given what's happened over the last several days both in paris and of course in the conversations given proximity being here in turkey so close to syria where the battle against isis they share a border, all that happening, it made sense obviously to meet on the sidelines today for

then i saw the police officers take out their guns and hunch behind their vans. it was like a scene from a movie. i never seen anything like that before. then dozens and dozens of firefighters appear out of know where and start closing you have the streets to vehicle traffic. of course, there's dozens of onlookers and none of us know what's going on. you step ten feet from there and people are chatting on their phones, laughing. they have no idea. >> then tell us what else happened. you walk ten feet from there and people have no idea. then you can see them have a realization that something is occurring. we definitely didn't know about the other attacks. i think people thought this was an isolated gun incident. i think the idea there was something else going on didn't occur to anybody on the scene at that time. when i was talking to people, they said oh, somebody got shot. then you hear several people got shot. then you hear it was a machine gun and you hear, oh, the dpoi is still out there on the run in a neighborhood. so i went a very, very long way around, abo

then i saw the police officers take out their guns and hunch behind their vans. it was like a scene from a movie. i never seen anything like that before. then dozens and dozens of firefighters appear out of know where and start closing you have the streets to vehicle traffic. of course, there's dozens of onlookers and none of us know what's going on. you step ten feet from there and people are chatting on their phones, laughing. they have no idea. >> then tell us what else happened. you walk ten feet from there and people have no idea. then you can see them have a realization that something is occurring. we definitely didn't know about the other attacks. i think people thought this was an isolated gun incident. i think the idea there was something else going on didn't occur to anybody on the scene at that time. when i was talking to people, they said oh, somebody got shot. then you hear several people got shot. then you hear it was a machine gun and you hear, oh, the dpoi is still out there on the run in a neighborhood. so i went a very, very long way around, abo

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i have a hunch we're going to see many reports. statewide, especially across the southern half of the states. this activity out in the a dell area. some tornadic activity in the metro and then some activity coming out of barnes city. and we slide to the south. that sure did look like a tornado there. just by looking at the photos, that looked like tornadic activity. also, tornadic activity around corning. numerous reports. i will have your 8 day forecast with a better weekend ahead. steve: many of you helping us tell the weather picture tonight -- the weather story tonight without -- with your pictures and videos. remember, you can upload your pictures to our ulocal page at kcci.com or e-mail them to us at news@kcci.com. our severe weather coverage continues online, at kcci.com, and on our kcci app. there you will find live reports from the day, damage video, and a whole lot more as this weather story develops. kevin: in other news right now altoona police and dci agents , investigate a death in altoona. authorities say a female wa

when i saw police officers holding guns, hunched behind vans, a scene out of a movie. a couple of police cars, and dozens are hiding behind vans, the shooter on the loose in the neighborhood. that's when i split and got out of there. saw a gentleman about 30 years old with a towel wrapped out of his hand, bleeding out of his hand. you can hear a police car going by now. they're going behind a barricaded area, going fast down the street. that car is going very, very fast. it is a neighborhood that has people out and about. getting drunk, partying, doing things. when you see that, your first thought is somebody got into a fight in a bar, not this chilling. >> he is near the attacks in paris. we will turn to richard engel standing by live in istanbul, turkey. anyone trying to connect the dots would note the plane that may have been blown out of the sky over egypt a couple of weeks ago, the suicide attacks in lebanon, for anyone trying to link this to isis, what should they know. what are you hearing? >> reporter: the u.s. intelligence community is working hard to try to p

carefully they approach the vehicle and find a little boy hunched down on the floorboard. >> of coursekay. we ask him what happened and at the time we're asking where the other person went. where is the other person and we're asking ourself, we didn't see anybody run. >> police believe there has to be another person. someone else had to be driving the vehicle and then -- >> it clicked that that kid was driving the car. >> the driver of the chase that had officers from four counties and a k-9 unit after him was no drunk driver. it was a 9-year-old boy who could barely see above the steering wheel. >> i never experienced anything like that. i think i was just shocked. i wasn't really sure what to think about it. the kid was cool, calm and collected. probably a little bit more than me. >> so what made this little guy do such an impulsive thing? >> he was mad at mom and dad. mom and dad made him come in, get ready for bed. he didn't like that so he was going to go -- he was going to leave. he took the vehicle and left and he was going to a friend's house he had $2 or $3 in his pocket and t

on a hunch, they turned back to check it out. the girl. beth? >> reporter: he said it was fate that he drove down this roadway just at that time. the condition of the child, he wasn't sure if it was a male or female. she was just sitting inches from the roadway. what he discovered here is both shocking and disturbing. it's a sight in the leaves on the side of the road tom crosby won't soon forget as he headed with his wife to work. >> low and behold, there it was a child sitting in the leaves. >> reporter: head shaven. >> reporter: she looked like she was in a bit of shock. i tried not to scare her. i just noticed that she was cold and, um, so i went over to her. >> reporter: still visibly startled by the discovery that quickly brought investigators to the area as his wife made a 911 call. tom crosby just trying to comfort the girl. >> i asked her name and asked if she was hurt at all. i thought i heard no, so at that point i decided it was safe to pick her up. >> reporter: how large was the contusion? >> the whole portion of her head here. >> r

then i see the police officer taking people out and they hunched behind because a shootout is about to occur. christie went at it doma and you that there were a series of terrorist attacks in the city? >> it was very strange. i tweeted that people should stay away from this part of town a friend of mine got me to call into the show and i heard over the line before i could hear on the phone what was going on. it was scattered bits of information. antwan: described to us when he went to the airport to fly back to the state. tell us about them the mood in the airport. >> it was quiet. my plane itself is only half-full. i expected to be the last helicopter with panic people. it wasn't the case at all. it's. christina: what was security like? >> the security was pretty quick but once i got to the united states there was more security than i've seen on the receiving end. as soon as i stopped off the plane they checked my passport. i think they were trying to make sure nobody escaped the country that shouldn't and then once i'm getting my bags people started going up to the baggage claim chri

. >> when i saw police officers holding guns hunched behind vans like a scene out of a movie. >> people were basically just walking on each other trying to escape. >> i saw a gentleman maybe about 30 years old with a towel wrapped around his hand bleeding out of his hand. >> across the world overnight, loving tributes to the french people. here in d.c., flowers, candles, prayers outside the french embassy. >> in san francisco's city hall illuminated in the french blue white and red. new york city's freedom tower lit up with the colors. >> a world in mourning on this saturday, november 14th, 2015. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >> on what is a somber saturday morning, 9:00, good morning to you. thanks for being with us. i'm david cullver. >> i'm angie goff. welcome to "news 4 today." memorials are lining the streets in france right now. it's 3:00 in the afternoon over there and we have live team coverage of the investigation happening in paris. >> to the right of your screen, daryl ford standing by at the french embassy with reaction here in the district. let's get to new information rig

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she's shaken but unharmed thanks in part to the clerk playing his hunch. they caut up with the suspect because, guy, he hadad stolen the womas phonone and turned it on and could track it no problem. again, h didn't ask questions, he didn't say are you okay? is everything all right? he just acted on his hunch. and said don't leav >> courageous was he and kind. that's just incredible. >> hunch or not, incredie courage. >> she's okokay, unharmed. >> thank odness. thank you, t.j. >>> now to the airliline pot who says he was fired for ordering an emergency evacuation after one ofis jet as peered to be smoking. he is suing allegiant air claiming he was punished for costing the airline money a causing bad publicity. david kerley with the story. good morning.g. >> reporter: already some of alallegiant's operations and training program are under intense focus by the faa after a low fuel landing and also an aborted takeoff and now this former pilot is suing the airline. evacuation slides deployed. 141 pasngers jumping and sliding out of this allegiant jetliner, some

. >> i have a hunch you will find out. >>> and retail sports chain going out of business.ankruptcy court expected to approve the plan tomorrow and liquidation sales begin friday. the company is based out of boston but has stories in center city, philadelphia, ardmore, suburban square and wayne. >>> meanwhile, kraft-heinz shutting down the plant, and operating there since 1972 employing 415 people. they make products ranging from a-1 steak sauce to mustard. and the downsizing part of job cuts and plant closing across the country, all of them announced today. >>> and two more warm days. >> it is coming at a cost tomorrow. we're getting more moisture and dense fog is it developing. it's developing now and i think it could be a problem for the morning commute. not bright and sunny like today. and stormtracker double scan showing if you look to baltimore you see scattered showers beginning to develop. the main concern overnight and the first half of the day tomorrow is the fog. and already the visibility and parts of south jersey dropped down to about 1/3 of a mile. in millvill

president, the russian president, hunched over a table with their various translators looking determined to try to come out talking the same sort of language. they were a long way par apart on this. are they any closer? >> that was one of the interesting aspects of this meeting when putin and obama talked, and since then angela merkel, german chancellor, has spoken with vladimir putin. saying please direct your firepower towards ill. it started hitting mainly groups fighting bashar al-assad. because russia, along with iran are one of the biggest backers much bashar al-assad. vladimir putin said that it is ready to support the syrian opposition in the fight against isil. that's as much as we've got out of vladimir putin at the moment. an interesting suggestion that russia has been persuaded not totally convinced in their commitment, but an interesting suggestion that russia might be willing to cooperate more with the other powers in the fight against isil. >> we'll see if anything-- >> flooding in people dispaced, and aid agencies saying unless fund something made available, those in camp

. >> reporter: but on a hunch, he put her on the team and on the field, and boom! madison scored her first extra point. that's her mom and dad. >> it's very exciting. we didn't think we'd get to see something like this in boys' football, but here we are. >> reporter: then she did it again. and again. and a field goal, which led to a win. and the spotlight? ll, dison could live without it. >> it's just nerve-racking. i don't really like the attention, but if that's what breakthroughs are going to get, then i guess i'll do it. >> reporter: and so she did. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> in one game, she scored six points. not bad for a kicker. "gma" first thing tomorrow morning. david muir will become here tomorrow night.

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my hunch, i was saying earlier, that marco rubio is adopting a lot of obama's arguments about candidacy and experience. not running obama's 2008 campaign, almost like john mccain's campaign grind it out. ted cruz is running obama-style campaign, focusing on merging grass roots money with big donor money, putting that money across the board trying to develop a strategy that will gain him the most delegates coming out of super tuesday. i would not be surprised to see super tuesday pass next year and cruz is among the ones left stapping as a viable, potential winner. >> dickerson: we talk about john mccain in 2008 his campaign was almost dead, he was carrying his own bag then 'sended back had this phoenix-like rise which is good for senator from arizona to have a phoenix-like rise. john, do you buy this idea that in republican race that are two lanes, ted cruz are cruz at the head of cruz trump. car rubio at the head of that lane? >> the story in the papers tomorrow that cruz-rubio relationship by jay on horowitz that is good. i can see that coming here at some point, that cruz and rubio m

. >> i got a hunch -- >> i'm being honest. kind of goes downhill this week. to be horrible this weekend but temperatures start to dip and we see a couple showers both days. as we take a look at double scan live radar all is dry and quiet and it is still warm this evening and in fact as you take a look at sky6 live overlooking the center city skyline and right down broad street towards city hall and our temple university camera, not seeing much in the way of a bounce in the camera so really no wind and overall pretty clear skies above with a few high clouds streaming in from the north and west. as we look at the high temperatures across the region today in atlantic city we hit 68 degrees. we are 1 degree shy of the record which was 69. millville 66 degrees today, wilmington 65 and it was also 65 in allentown and reading both theisk allentown we broke the record. for philadelphia we hit 66, way off that record which was 73 degrees set back in 1896. this morning 40 degrees, 4 degrees above that normal low and the record low 16 degrees with your sun setting close

now i'm neither a crime dog for a fire bug but my hunch tells me this might have something to do with the fact that they're black churches. >> this morning arson investigators will be on the scene of another church fire in the st. louis area. the latest fire is at the shrine of st. joseph catholic church it is the seventh since october 8th. >> larry: another one. okay, come on guys. can we call this a racist attack now? >> the congregation is predominantly kaw kaition. >> larry: and by racist, i mean it's not racist. okay. kind of jumped to the conclusion. this is an important lesson. when it comes to a string of black church fires, always wait long enough to see if a white church shows up. you never know. look, obviously this guy is crazy. any attack on a church is horrible, okay. maybe this is a case of a stressed arsonist who really hates christians, i don't know. you know, this might sound odd but maybe we are a little bit excited that this isn't racism? yay? i mean we'll take what we can get with ferguson. all right. for some perspective on these church fires we go to traveling r

. >> reporter: but on a hunch, he put her on the team and on the field, and boom! scored her first extra point. that's her mom and dad. >> it's very exciting. we didn't think we'd get to see something like this in boys' football, but here we are. >> reporter: then she did it again. and again. and a field goal, which led to a win. and the spotlight? well, madison could live without it. >> it's just nerve-racking. i don't really like the attention, but if that's what breakthroughs are going to get, then i guess i'll do it. >> reporter: and so she did. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> in one game, she scored six points. not bad for a kicker. "gma" first thing tomorrow morning. david muir will become here morrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york good night. announcer: from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. kimberly: that breaking news is from prince george's town where firefighters are reporting for deaths. let's go live to the scene for more on what happened here. i will update those numbers in just a second. look behind me here -- this has been describe