bephen isaacs: it will messy.t concerns me is apparently several hundred thousand refugees trapped half way between greece and germany. with winter coming up very fast any moment. and borders going up and answer just board is going up much more quickly after the weekend had anticipated per very hard to see how it is not going to be disruptive to business the for that of a humanitarian side from a moment. businesses relying on seamless , unfortunately going to find a thing slowing up after the least for manus: the euro is moving actually some was a ironically, declining and rather peak moments a really to stress and market and has acted as a haven in 2015. what do you make of it? stephen isaacs: mario draghi hinted at it and the problems are going to make it much more likely they will extend qe the young to september next year. there is an imbalance and the fed is more likely to raise rates. that's the real point. the politics in europe, people are concerned that we had the conference last year -- leslie trying to

nbc 10 united statwas the purseu about isaac's story. >> rosemary joins us. how is isaac doing?> isaac, who will turn 1 this month, still critical but the family says his health is improving. he has a rare form of cancer. if that's not enough to worry about, his parents are trying to get to the bottom huh he received the wrong dose of chemo not just one day, five days. >> he's going through pain. all we can hear him is cry. >> reporter: this family described the life these days as a roller coaster. at times isaac seems to be getting better, other moments struggling. today a good day. his parents took photos with the infant at children's hospital of philadelphia. he was transferred here from st. christopher's hospital after family says doctors gave isaac ten-times the amount of chemo needed to treat his cancer. >> put trust in doctors, a lot, and we expect them to come out with great results. something like that, it's like -- it's kind of -- kind of scary to find out that that type of error can happen in a hospital. >> i think what we were told initially is that the document that

but this moment, this joy-- >> thank you br bringing isaac-- for bringing isaac home. >> impossible to measure. >> we have been waiting a long time. >> 2013 jennifer and eric legally adopted isaac from the democrat republican of the congo, the name year the government stopped issues exit visas for children. >> the day they announced the suspension, the next day he passed u.s. portion but got stuck for 2 years. >> 1,000 families who legally adopted children couldn't get them home. they announced they would review cases and allow 69 children to leave the country. 14 were adopted by u.s. families. the state department says there are 400 u.s. families waiting to bring their children home. >> these are my babies. >> julie massy is one of them. >> i haven't seen them in almost a year. >> today she was happy a few like isaac made it home. after a few errands. >> do you know what flavor of ice cream? >> strawberry. >> they will fight for families just like him. >> we love our children and they are coming to good homes and i know so many people, this isn't done. >> this was ellison barber repor

. >> ronald numbers, did isaac newton discovered gravity. >> yes he did. >> but he did not discover it from being hit on the head with a falling apple. and that is the story that has circulated for centuries, that that dramatic episode in the garden triggered his thinking about gravity. he wondered wondered why does the apple fall straight down. it makes a great story. a friend of his started circulating it, it is conceivable that apples happened but it is very unlikely that newton developed the theory of gravitation either watching an apple drop were being hit on the head of an apple drop in. that's a little bit more dramatic right? getting hit on the head. but the stories in the history of science turnout to be fascinated but untrue. >> let's look at your book means apple and other myths about science. did he develop it in a vacuum, all, all of a sudden? >> no. that is another frequent myth that breakthroughs in the history of science and medicine take place instantaneously with a brilliant person. newton was brilliant. but he worked on this problem for a long time and developed a ma

. >> tell us about isaac newton. >> she lived the late 17th century and early 18th century. is great achievement was that he unified the laws of heaven and earth and untillaws f heaven and earth and until that time the assumption had been those that prevailed with the natural motion and it was linear. people had done a lot of work individually. in then newton came along holding with planetary bodies. and that was a huge accomplishment but they're also on the wrong foot in medicine even to come up with that simple equation to explain everything. so we have lots of interesting theories that it was vascular tension. >> working in their room by himself. >> and to use observations in the new world. and he did wonderful work to publish the book but the book on optics is barely accessible. more people read that but the optics was empirical it was an understandable experiments but what comes as the surprise to many people is that he may have written more about theology and was very concerned soviet idea as a student of nature and was also quite interested. >> that is the steady idea

isaac was transferred there from st. christopher's hospital after the doctors gave isaac ten times the usual amount of chemotherapy needed to treat his rare form of cancer. his father tells us he understands why his son's situation must be troubling for other parents who have kids with cancer. >> i knew in the back of their mind they're probably wondering, wow, this can happen to him, imagine my child. i wouldn't want this happening to nobody's child. >> for its part, st. christop r christopher's previously said administrators are deeply sorry and working on preventing something like this from happening again. >>> teaming up to help children in need. children's hospital of philadelphia announced a partnership with mt. sinai health system in new york city. now a pediatric oncology program in several locations. the ceos say both hospitals share the same vision to give the best care available to more children. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> instead of setting o

including isaac and the boys glute and andre. however, there are still hundreds of families waiting. >> it's not our daughter today. but we're prayerful and hopeful it will be. >> she is still waiting to have her 8-year-old daughter at home in the u.s. she is rejoicing today with these parents. >> i knew i had to be here. to see the children come off the plane. brianne: what an emotional reunion it was for the family. for the family who lives in illinois they won't head back right away. they are taking advantage of being in the nation's capital and they plan to show isaac the halls of congress and other sight-seeing options including museums and other places downtown before heading back home. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. leon: all right. that's great. thank you. well, see if isaac is going to learn how bad traffic can be while he is in washington. jamie: i think so. look at a lot of lights behind me. if he is traveling from the stretch in virginia on 66, closer to the capital beltway this is what you expect. two of

on the show so people will know, hey, chris isaac is still alive. i'm listening to these people sing. pretty soon i'm going this guy's really good. >> chris also debuting his new song please don't call on the show. the song available from his latest album first comes the night available now. >>> coming up, where you can find the world's biggest nobu. >> the food's great. it really is spectacular. >> and the surrounding hou inii that will blow your mind. >>> plus, the top holiday dresses. that's next. >>> and now a little visit with a man that's made a living turning beauties into queens. >> michael cain turned sandra bullock into a convincing beauty pageant contender in miss congeniality. >> shoulders up, bobs up, flat chest, roll the front, turn to side. you got it. >> he has an impressive record including four miss america wins. now tlc is going behind the sash with bill as he works his magic fors s aspiring beauty queens. >> it's more of a life coach. what are you going to do with this? and how are you going to be a strong woman? >> bill giving y

isaac even after that -- ask that cut, heidi, tim. karen: this is native american heritage month, do we have pictures of some designs in the show? what makes something native american? is it color, design, as he go to some of these? tell us how we would pick that out? patricia: it is all heart and soul. every culture has their own story to tell. everything you see in this collection has a story behind it. the materials being used can be anything from traditional materials or something from are available to us today like cotton, silk, silver, different metals. maybe there are pearls. it depends on what the person wants to express. as a native american we not supposed key our inner emotions contained, we are supposed to relish we are and celebrate that. we celebrate the diversity of human expression. in this show, you will be able to see that and see people celebrating self-expression. this is important because a lot tell you you can' t be a certain person and can' t exist, you have to stay in trend and one direction. karen: don' t stay

isaac harrison's parents tell us he's still critical but his condition is improving.they took these photos with the nearly one-year-old infant yesterday at children's hospital of philadelphia. isaac was transferred fear st. christopher's hospital after the family says doctors at st. chris's gave isaac ten times the usual amount of chemotherapy needed to treat his rare form of cancer. isaac's father tells us he understands why his son's situation must be troubling for other parents who have kids can with cancer. >> i know the back of their mind they're probably wondering, wow, if this could happen to him, imagine my child, i wouldn't want this to happen to nobody's child. >> reporter: st. christopher's said administrators are deeply sorry and that they're working to prevent something like this from happening again. >>> nasa has new information about mars. the space agency will hold a briefing this afternoon to provide details of key scientific findings from its mars exploration. the new information is expected to be about the red planet's atmosphere. in september, nasa

isaac was transferred there from st. christophers hospital.e doctors gave him ten times the amount of prescribed chemotherapy needed to treat his rare form of cancer. isaac's dad tells us he understands why his son's situation must be troubling for other parents who have kids with cancer. >> i nau in the back of their mind, they're probably wondering, wow, if this can happen to him, imagine my child. i wouldn't want this happening to any child. >> administrators say they are deeply sorry and working to pre vent something like that from happening again. >> there is fog all over the area. thick fog is going to take hours to clear him then we get a better view of the clouds. >> next. paying for patriotism. dozens of sport teams got federal money to honor the military at games. the feds say the phillies did it. you will hear the baseball team's response. in. >> breaking news, a deadly plane crash. these photos show late night recovery efforts in new york after a plane crashed into the water. fog could impact your ride to work or school. bill henle

doctors at saint chris ter diagnosed isaac with a rare form of cancer. doctors gave him 10 times the dols he was supposed to receive and we heard from the hospital apologizing for mistakes. the boy is nowing treated at chop. today his parents will discuss his battle with cancer and also discuss what impact the overdosing had on isaac's overall health and treatment. now to a health alert at penn state's main campus. three students have possible mumps. the university has issued a health warning and asking students and faculty to check with doctors to make sure they are up to date on vaccinations. >> another chilly morning though not as cool as yesterday. we'll see brilliant sunshine again today. but tomorrow is a different story. i'm tracking showers, the clouds will start moving in overnight tonight. right now moving out the door, 40 degrees in mount pocono, 48 in northeast philadelphia and atlantic city in the 40s at 44, the temperatures will come down a little bit more. very little wind and clear skies and very dry air. that's going to allow the tempera

>>reporter: 9-year-old isaac doesn't let anything stop him at summer camp in spite of brain cancer that was just a little baby. >> tumor is in there. piece of it had to be cut out. so i can't see. in this eye. uçñ >>reporter: ,&h isaac at camp t cancer, siblingse# and families and beautiful setting in the sierra foot hills. >> it's time to go. >>reporter: they fell free here to share their stories with each other and with us. >> had blood cancer called leukemia why and i was 5 years old. >>reporter: 11 year old virginia had 2 bouts of cancer. she needed a bone marrow transplant the second time and her sister was a perfect match. >> she was only like 4 or 5 years old and she had to get a lot of shots and tests so i'm rid proud to have her and glad i survived. >>reporter: 12-year-old ashton and his family had to make a difficult decision when he was just 8. diagnosed with bone cancer. >> we thought amputation was the best idea because i can still do all athletic things city. i can run and do everything normal. >> i was 10 yourself old fifth grade. acute leukemia. >>reporter: we metal ex

there is this terrible incident in 1946 that involved a gentleman named isaac. -- isaac wondered. he was a u.s. army -- isaac woodard. a bus and had a dispute with a bus driver. he wanted to use the restroom, the bus driver objected, the bus driver later called the police, the police removed him from the bust and jailed him. during incarceration, police beat wondered and blinded him. this is a case that became very important in thinking about -- in moving president truman to begin to support various civil rights measures. you think about this american soldier, it became -- it was an important moment, and emblematic moment in thinking about violence in the south. and there is eugene o'connor, most of us know about him and these iconic images and footage of his police force and then unleashing dogs on nonviolent protesters and such. for us, i challenge us to think about the problem of islands as we give context to the events set -- the events surrounding the murder of isaiah nixon. it is to think about the extent to which what happened to nixon was an aberration, right? i think ther

ristian who's m ming theirir first title game apperance regals down 7 in the 2nd -- but not for long -- isaac vollstedt -- takes the handoff and he gone -- 72 yards untouched on the score to tie the game at 14 -- vollstedt rushed for 125 yardsand regina could get it done through the air too -- nathan stenger -- puts it where only sam lincoln can get it -- a nice catch -- and even better footwork by lincoln -- regals led 21 to 14 at the break...then in the 3rd -- justin hunter put it away with one of his 2 touchdowns on the day -- regina wins their 6th straight s ste title 35 to 28. "it's pretty unbelievable actually, but with the classes previously that have set us up for this i mean, we've seen n how itit dde and we just try to continue to do that. and to get it done with our seniors and the rest of the guys stepping up it was like nothing like i've ever dreamed of." of.""they've done whatever they've had to do, just great guys that t truely play the game for the guy next to them and when you get a group of guys who do that it's fun to be apart of." we will be right back to take one last loo

. >> by the way, isaac taylor and zach was 12 when the song came out. each have their own families now and are continuing to make beautiful music together but they still have one big problem about that song that launched their careers. the lyrics. >> when you have a song that is like a worldwide phenomenon, like your first break-up single would, and are you annoyed when you let go of the grocery store and people do that to you all the time? >> i am annoyed. that a song can be that successful and no one knows how to sing it. >> no, it's not -- >> no, no -- >> no doo bop or double bop or scootly bop. >> it brought this band of oklahoma brothers on the map. >> we started when i was six. >> by the time oom bop came out, i was 12. and it was crazy and as mad as that experience was, to go from being a local band to playing all around the world, it is what we wanted. >> do you remember anything or was it just like cars and planes and people telling you where to go? >> you know, we remember lots of stuff. >> we remember a lot. >> but there were a lot of cars an

. >> reporter: 9-year-old isaac doesn't let anything stop him at summer camp, even brain cancer thatted one eye when he was a baby. >> tumor's in there. and a piece of it had to be cut out. so i can't see in this eye. >> reporter: isaac is at camp, provides free camp for kids, families and siblings in the sierra foothills. >> time to go. >> reporter: free to share stories with each other and with us. >> i had blood cancer, called leukemia, i was 5 years old. >> >> reporter: 11-year-old virginia had two boughts with cancer. she needed bone marrow transplant and her sister was a perfect match. >> she was 4, 5 years old and had to get a lot of shots and tests. i'm proud for her, and i'm really glad i survived. >> reporter: you run better than i can ever run. 12-year-old ashton and his family had to make a difficult decision when he was just 8, diagnosed with bone cancer. >> we thought amputation was the best idea, i can still do all athletic things still, i run, i can do anything like a normal kid can do now. >> i was 10 years old, fifth grade, leukemia. >> reporter: we metal lex's brot

. >> reporter: 9-year-old isaac doesn't let anything stop him at summer camp, even brain cancer thatone eye when he was a baby. >> tumor's in there. and a piece of it had to be cut out. so i can't see in this eye. >> reporter: isaac is at camp, provides free camp for kids, families and siblings in the sierra foothills. >> time to go. >> reporter: free to share stories with each other and with us. >> i had blood cancer, called leukemia, i was 5 years old. >> >> reporter: 11-year-old virginia had two boughts with cancer. she needed bone marrow transplant and her sister was a perfect match. >> she was 4, 5 years old and had to get a lot of shots and tests. i'm proud for her, and i'm really glad i survived. >> reporter: you run better than i can ever run. 12-year-old ashton and his family had to make a difficult decision when he was just 8, diagnosed with bone cancer. >> we thought amputation was the best idea, i can still do all athletic things still, i run, i can do anything like a normal kid can do now. >> i was 10 years old, fifth grade, leukemia. >> reporter: we metal lex's brother

but that changes as regals running back isaac vollstedt has a huge hole up the middle... he says, 'see ya later' 72- yard touchhown run... regals tie it up 14-14 on their nnxt drive, nathan enger goes deep, sam lincoln hauls it in... tip toes along the sideline and keeps his balance... he goes 69 yards to the house... reginaled 21-14 at halftime in the 3rd quarter... justin hunter scores his 2nd touchdown of the game. he ran for 156 yards as the regals go up 28-14 clong minute of the 4th quarter... regina up 35- 28... hunter with huge run trying to seal the deal... he fumbles, western christian recovers. but the defense would hold its ground...$ on 4h down, wolfpack with an incomplete pass... regina makes history wwh its 6th straighh district title winning 35-28. "it means the world to us. we didn't want to be that team, we didn't want to let down any of the ggs before us." "it's hard to do this and to play this game. to watch those guys come out and accomplish this has been a great task for them and i'm proud of tem." in class 2a, mount vernon looking to upset undefeated

isaac's cathedral. people killed in the metrojet flight passenger plane that crashed in the sinai peninsula. our matthew chance is live in moscow listening in as well and matthew, you see what's happening there in st. petersburg, one can only imagine the great grief that these families and these friends that people are feeling at this hour. talk to us about the mood there in moscow and quite frankly, around that country given what happened and given what's happening this day. >> reporter: it's quite remarkable. because russia, i think it's fair to say, has had more than its fair share of airline disasters, whether by terrorism or by mechanical failure. but this one appears to have touched people in a way, struck a cord with the russian public that others simply haven't. one of the reasons is the high numbers. this is the worst ever air catastrophe to strike russia with 224 people killed. another reason i think is the fact that the people on board this plane were just ordinary russians. they were tourist

la exposicÓn estaÁ abierta al publico en el auditorio isaac newton, ubicado en el edificio del condado] [door bell ringing] ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you candy. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you... ♪ ♪ apple and plum and apricot-a too, eh! ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house a come on. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house... ♪ ♪ i'm gonna give you everything. ♪ completa tu mesa de thanksgiving en target. recibe una giftcard de $10 al comprar $50 en comestibles. busca el cupón en la tienda. ---antes de despedirnos lo presentador: antes de despedirnos vemos recordarles que puede llamarnos o mandarnos un correo electrÓnico si hay cualquier historia que quiere que cobramos presentador: los dejamos con la imagen de la torre eiffel que sigue con los colores de la bandera francesa. la estructura es uno de los sÍmbolos mÁs representativos de parÍs, de la misma forma se han iluminado sÍmbolos de otros paÍses. varios puntos en el mundo que el enrique: buenas noches eso las noticias. francia despliega fuerzas al golfo pÉrsico, cambia su posiciÓn para lucha contra

isaac copeland with the rebound races down the court, launches for the win. short. georgetown loses another heartbreaker 86-84. they fall to 1-3 on the season with a tough nonconference schedule. the redskins, on a roller coaster, blowing up the saints last sunday, and getting blown out by the panthers this sunday. a lot of dancing, not for cam newton, but for his teammates. kimberly: kimberly: set your alarm on the phone. tickets are going on sale tomorrow morning right at 9:00. this is a popular event. last year, more than 7000 tickets sold out in minutes. half of the tickets will be sold at outlets, and the other half, online. we kind of have winter like whether to go along with the santa train ride. devon: by the time we get to thanksgiving, it's not going to feel like a season. it's going to feel warmer. you've got heavy coats, hats, gloves tomorrow. to 45.y 35feel -- 45 only feels like when you take the winds into account. big shopping day, low to mid 60's, way above average for this time of year. mid 60's, way above average for this time of year. kimberly: we

chris' gave isaac ten times the amount of chemo needed to treat his cancer.saac's father tells us, he understands why his son's situation must be troubling for other parents who have children with cancer. >> i knew in the back of their mind they probably wondering, w wow if this can happen to him, imagine my child. i wouldn't want this happening to nobody's child. >> st. christopher's previously said administrators are deeply sorry about the situation and working to prevent something like this from happening again. >>> it's called one of the biggest shakeups in court history. all three open spots in the pennsylvania supreme court went to democrats yesterday. >> it comes after the most expensive judicial campaigns ever, shifts majority to the democratic party. this, as the state supreme court prepares to decide on several high profile issues. joining us now, live in studio, pennsylvania legal expert and political adviser, james schultz, regional field director for the bush-cheney presidential cam name 2004, plus served as general counsel to the commonwealth of

"chris is too famous to hang out with us, and isaac is about to have a baby." this year, instead of just hanging out, they hit the town in new york, hunting for the best christmas parties. and getting into all kinds of trouble. "the night before" is rated-r for now showing, i'm jeremy roth. >> nodland elementary had a special visitor this morning that taught them all about friendship. ronald mcdonald visited nodland to speak to the students about friendship to beat bullying. the program is called "a friendship adventure with ronald mcdonald." it works to encourage students to be friends and shows them how to support each other. ronald spoke with students about their behavior inside and outside of school. he told them how important respect and effective communicatio n is with their friends, parents, and teachers. "today i'm going to be visiting with the kids about well ways to deal with an ugly subject-- bullies. they're bullies everywhere and we want to help kids be able to deal with them. see, when a bully starts picking on you, if you walk away, that's a bett

. >> isaac is about to have a baby. >> reporter: this year, they hit the town in new york city hunting for the best christmas parties and getting into trouble. the night before is rated r. for now showing, i am jerry ross. >> we had the christmas comedies, the tree lighting. apparently the holidays are upon us.>> thanksgiving just around the corner. the weather cooperating. it's going to feel like the holiday. we're going from the summerlike sunny and warm conditions to much cooler as the middle of next week arrives. it starts tuesday. we have a storm system coming in out of the gulf of alaska. alaska air takes over the bay area. we will have eyes -- highs only in the 50. in the midwest, where it is snowing and it sucked 100 below zero, i don't think 50 sounds all that cold. it will feel cool for us. we will have chilly mornings with blows down into the upper 20s and low 30s.>> that is called for us. a little snow from the sierra? >> a little. not a whole lot.>> that's it for crime news at 11. -- kron news at 11. good night, everybody, see you in the morning. >>> jenny mccarthy, charli

. >> sentimiento que comparte isaac quien tiene el acta aprobada en 2012. >> es frustrante tener queple. >> para muchos activistas no fue fortuito el tiempo que tomaron los jueces para entregar el fallo. >> hace mÁs difÍciles que la acciÓn sea implementada durante la administraciÓn de obama. >> la esperanza es que la acciÓn ejecutiva suba al siguiente escalÓn en la corte suprema donde muchos piensan hay mÁs posibilidades a favor de los inmigrantes. tanto activistactivistas como inmigrantes temen que ahora estÁn expuestos a posibles deportaciones. >> recordamos que tenemos la mribs noticias telemundo con mÁs informaciÓn, a quienes impacta y los siguientes pasos. si no la tienen la pueden bajar para ver todos esos detalles. >> esta noche se lleva a cabo el cuarto debate republicano con los ocho principales candidatos republicanos, tienen muchos cambios, la mÁs reciente encuesta pone a ben carson en primer lugar con 24% y casi empatado trump con 23% seguido por marco rubio con 12%. jeanette rodrÍguez estÁ en la universidad de wisconsin en mi agua aquÍ. >> buenas tardes, estoy en la sala

now isaac nelson mcknight had no comment after leaving court. he was escorted by officers taking hill back to county jail where he is being held. the 23-year-old was charged with criminal sexual acts in he was hired at the anders learning center a daycare preschool learning facility for children from 18 months to 5 years old. he is accused ever inappropriately touching a 4- year-old child at the school. he was an aide and had been employed there just eight days. november 5th. which arrested mcknight after an investigation. the school says no other children were involved. still, as you would imagine, parents are quite concerned. >> i just shock -- just shock. just like if it could happen here it could happen anywhere, because you just never thought that something like that could happen here with somebody that worked here for eight days. and he was there a total of eight days at the school. >> reporter: and that parent appearance. however, mcninth's lawyer waived his court appearance upon seeing our cameras in the courtroom. again, mcknight is bei

title --- just have to get past western christian regals down 7 in the 2nd -- but not for long -- isaac vollstedt -- takes the handoff and he gone -- 72 yards untouched on the score to tie the game at 14 -- vollstedt rushed for 125 yardsand regina could get it done through the air too -- nathan stenger -- puts it where only sam lincoln can go up and get it -- regals make history -- 35 to 28. the iowa state men's basketball team is trending up in the latest a-p poll -- the cyclones moved 3 spots to sit since 1996 -- now in order to stay there prome and the guys have to take care of buiness that's chattanooga -- and naz long was t-c-o-b-ingfirst half --- monte morris finds long on the wing -- he dials long distance and connects on one of his 6 triples in the game and he could do more than shoot from deep -- later in the half -- long takes it hard to the rack -- he finshied with a game high 24 pointsas a team -- the cylcones dropped in 14 threes -- here's one from the ice man -- matt thomas -- iowa state wins 83 to 63. stay with c-b-s two -terry has one last look at your forecast after the

dowling -- they roll past kennedy 41 to 10 -- western christian -- regals down 7 early -- but big isaac vollstedt breaks free going 72 yards for the score - regals starting to roll - back even at 14 apiece - a bit later -- check out this catch by sam lincoln - on the big toss from nate stenger - regina went up 21, 14 at the break - second half - regals still up - and justin hunter adds to that lead - busting in to the endzone - regina escapes getting a 6th straight title 35, 28 -- a shoot-out in 2-a between mount vernon and spirit lake -- mount vernon down 21 -- but check out the catch by connor hermann -- mustang touchdown pulls them within 14 -- but spirit lake's logan backhaus had a big game on the ground -- going in from 11 yards -- indians out to a 20 point lead -- minutes later -- it's backhaus points -- spirit lake -- though -- gets the win 70 to 56 -- thanks mark. erica's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spa

but ththt changes as regals running back isaac vollstedt has a huge hole up the middle... he says, 'see ya later' 72- yard touchdown run... regals tie it up 14-14 on their next drive, nathan stenger goes deep, sam lincoln hauls it in... tip toes along the sideline and keeps his balance... he goes 69 yards to the house... regina led 21-14 at halftime in the 3rd quarter... justin hunter scores his 2nd touchdown of the game. he ran for 156 yards as the regals go up 28-14 closing minute of the 4th quarter... regina u 35- 28... hunter with a huge run trying to seal the deal... he fumbles, western christian recovers. but the defense would hold its ground... on 4th down, wolfpack with an incomplete pass... regina makes history with its 6th straighh district tiile winning 35-28. "it means the world to us. we didn't want to be that team, we didn't want to let down any of the guys beffre us." in class 2aamount vernon looking to upset undefeated spirit lake 2nd quarter, drew adams to connor hermann who shows great concentratio n on the one-haned catch... mustangs trailed 42-14 at hal

plus carrie und shares an adorable video with little isaac. and more baby news, the duggars post a rare photo of josh duggars' daughter. find out how the family has stayed in touch with josh while he's in treatment. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. which star told us she's nothing like her ditzy on-screen character? >> everybo thinks you play a bimbo, that's what i'm like. no. >> that's christina applegate who turns 44 today. >> i didn't say it out loud, but that's what i was thinking. i pr >>> before we go, a special shoutout to all the men and women of the military who protect our country. we welcome a few of them to "e.t.'s" thanksgiving pot luck as part of project hollywood cares which delivers entertainment to u.s. military everywhere. >> so good to have them we thank you for your service. happy thanksgiving, everybody.

past isaac copeland. he buries the three. 11 points for him. georgetown, full court pressure coming one the steal. l.j. peat, the bucket and the foul. wizards. we head to overtime. final seconds in the second. o.t. lesean davis, deep three and knocks it down. game-high 28 for him. radford up two with a second and half to play. last chance for george touchblt bradford stuns georgetown, 82-80. next up for the hoyas, the their pistons on tuesday. >>> to college park maryland women starting their season putting their final four rings on, unveiling the banner. they didn't show much rust. five interprets in double figures. check out the steal. lay-in for two of her 22. terps up 62-22 at that point. mosley takes this one. her team leading, 24. maryland doubles up. 102-53. yeah. >>> to college football terps hanging out in east lansing today taking on 13th ranked. rough day at the office. maryland knocking them all over the office. he sends them into the tur here. cook favoring the shoulder. he returned to the game only to leave again. it didn't matter

on a 14 yard touchdown strike - wolfpack up 14, 7 early - but regina a esponds with h big run from isaac vollstedt - vollstedt breaks free going 72 yards for the score - to roll - back even at 14 apiece - then just before half - nate stenger goes downfield - and check out this catch by sam lincoln - huge play stays inbounds on a 69 yard reception and justin hunter adds to that lead - busting in to the endzone - 28, 14 regals - but the wolfpack rally within 7 late - and force this hunter fumble with under a minute and a half to go - western with a shot to send it to overtime - but on 4th down in regina territory - the pass falls harmelessly to the ground - senior year it's all you can dream means everything. weweve just been working really hard all year to try and get it done. it's just a great feeling to accomplish a goal we've been a shoot-out in 2-a between mount vernon and spirit lake -- spirit lake rolling in the early going -- logan backhaus to the zone for billy brown -- 15 yards on the scooe -- 28 to 7 indianss-- but the mustangs stick with it -- still iin the second -- check out

isaac copeland lets it fly, gets it to go. hide at 33-33 at the half. in the second half, the terps down by three. big,to play, who comes up melo trimble, money in the bank. under two minutes to go, still tied. launches from the bonus sphere and it goes. terps win 75-71. what a game that was. number five duke taking on second ranked kentucky. briscoe from half court, the alley-oop. later, making it look easy. kentucky takes care of duke, 74-63. yes, kentucky fan still hate christian laettner. at the verizon center, bradley all did not play, but that did i to be a problem. otto porter, reads the past, steps in front. on the break, john wall with a nice finish. wiz up early. third quarter, porter again, the head fake, off the glass. -86.wizards roll 115 in actionps are back tomorrow and they will see their old friend, mike green, in detroit. alison: that game was fun. say, if they had to wait that long, it was worth the wait. played everye year. good stuff. coming up, celebrating the new "star wars" movie. [door knocking] [door bell ringing] ♪ come on-a m

but regina gets two quick k ores to end the half - isaac vollstedt wiwi the the break, 21-14. third quarter - wolfpack down by two touchdowns - but on 4th and 11 - kooima throws it up - ben gesink wins the jump ball and western is back within 7. western down 2 scores in the fourth -- kooima f fds gesink again - his fourth td pass - western christianandown just 35-28. regina trying to run out the clock late in the fourth - with a seam - but justin hunter fumbles - the wolfpack recover to get one more chance. but the 4th down pass is incomplete - and western has to settle for second place, 35-28. "we got the ball back and we wanted to score again," said western christian qb tyson kooima. "we moved the ball pretty well but then at the end they played some pretty good defense.' "there's no negatives out of this season," said western christian head coach travis kooima. "i told the guys that's probably the greatest thing about our team was that every day we woke up and tried to get better. i'm just excited and very pleased and just proud of the guys and how hard they worked and west

. >> police say it happened because of sebastian isaac. >> on december 14 he was drunk and crashed his car on the beltway. police say an ambulance crew stopped to help him but instead, they were met with his fists. he attacked them and stole their ambulance and headed to greenbelt road. today, we sat in court and listened as he fled guilty but it did not change much. >> our family suffers a tremendous loss. >> mike harbor spent christmas without his father and this christmas will be the same. >> people will say they have meant a lot of things to a lot of people. >> he always brought a smile to everyone around. he never really got upset over anything and that is tough to do. >> to his five grandchildren, he was grandpa out all. >> and the best person to spend a saturday with. >> he was their favorite babysitter. >>> the woman who was injured in that car, the woman who is pregnant says she has known him for 12 years. she says she was happy that this man has taken responsibility. i am ellison barber wusa 9 news that woman gave birth to a baby girl in june and the baby -- the baby girl's n

is being held on $250,000 tonight for allegedly molesting a 4-year-old child at worked. 23-year-old isaac nelson mcknight is accused of inappropriately touching the child. he was arrested after the staff at andros learning center called police. mcknight only worked there for about two weeks. he has been fired. >>> fantasy football fans are fighting back. protesting for their right to gamble online. eric schneiderman's office >>> what was that old randy newman song it's money that matters in the usa. >> we'll see how much it matters in a few days. daniel murphy you're about five

christopher's hospital, where doctors gave isaac ten times the usual amount kneaded to treat his rare form of cancer, his father says he understands why it's troubling for other kids with cancer. >> in the back of their mind, they are figuring, wow, if this can happen to them, imagine my child. i wouldn't want this to happen to nobody's child. >> reporter: st. christopher said administrators are deeply sorry. they are working to prevent something like this from happening again. a stolen ipad is much more than a theft to a local woman. >> it's not a toy for us. it's how we talk to each other. >> next, a plea for decency. we'll explain how a loss of a tablet is keeping a mother from communicating with her son. in. >> new meaning to the phrase droping in for dinner. watch the top middle of the screen a. man went to the men's room, he was crawling his way trying to get into the office, ceiling tiles started giving away. he falls through the ceiling into the restaurant below. no one was hurt. >> turning to decision 2016, marco rubio, carley fiorina and bernie sanders are all filing papers

tonight for allegedly molesting a 4-year-old child at the day care center where he worked. 23-year-old isaac nelson mcknight is accused of inappropriately touching the child. he was arrested after the staff at andros learning center called police. mcknight only worked there for about two weeks. he has been fired. fighting back. protesting for their right to gamble online. (man) yes. i'm sitting in wine. it's a 2011 pinot noir from the noir region. thank you, remy. (remy) you're welcome, sir. (man) of course we all know the rejuvenating effects of pinot therapy are quite well-documented. what's that, remy? (remy) it-it's a speck of cork, si- (man) i know what it is. (vo) a new york gentleman spends $28,000 a week on wine to sit in. (man) i'm so sorry you had to see this. (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. (man) i'll be in the pool. (vo) lotto. making more new yorkers rich >>> what was that old randy newman song it's money that matters in the usa. >> we'll see how much it matters in a few days. out. late this afternoon, he informed the mets he is leaving the qualifying offer on the tabl

liv, this is cooper, isaac, kalden, jack, richie and steve. oh, and that's evan. he's a year younger, but he's cool. come on, guys. party starts upstairs. ( boys whooping, cheering ) have fun. ( giggles ) my mom wants proof that i was well-behaved. can you initial the box that says "greeted the host of party politely"? evan. ( chuckles ) you just said hi. it's not like you brought me flowers. ( laughs ) i'm messing with you. ha ha ha. of course i'll sign. is this your first time at a sleepover? 'cause i am sure you will do great. me too! i have tons of self-confidence because that's an important part of character. well, you certainly are a character. thanks. mind putting that in the additional comment section? oh, and this is my mom's phone number. in case there's any kind of emergency. i really don't think that's gonna happen. really? i was kinda hoping things would get nuts and i'd end up in a cast or something. evan, you don't get out much, do you? never. ( boys hollering ) what was that? is that what fun sounds like? ( chanting ) do it, do it, do it! - ( crash

ralph isaac, one of the top communist propagandists, was welcome guest of the red chinese governmenthile american soldiers were giving lives in the korean war. walkster,ee douglas an agent. william mandel, another communist propagandist. he served the conspiracy in the field of radio and television. wilkinson,frank recently convicted of contempt .f congress, charged the west coast headquarters -- you'll see those and others in action and the shocking technique which they used to incite others to violence. we are all too familiar with the pattern of communist revolution in venezuela. in cuba. in japan. happen on american soil? this film, showing communism in action, will answer that question. >> this is city hall in san francisco. of the hearingte house committee on un-american activities in 1960. this is the largest attack by the calmness party since the launching of "operation abolition." asin e willis was designated chairman of the subcommittee charged with the investigation of columnist activities in the northern california area. other members of the mulderittee are morgan m and c

isaac copeland finishes off the alley-oop. the hoyas win big.e washington county off to a surprising 6-0 start. this season taking on number 24, cincinnati. late in the first half, joe mcdonald spots up for three. and gw up a triple at the break. skip ahead to the final minute. bearcats by one. troy copain misses. that's a three-point lead for cincinnati. last chance for the colonials. paul yorgenson. gw falls for the first time this season. 61-56. the wizards and caps in action tonight. both games on our air here on csn. we'll have highlights when we see you again at 11:00. >> thanks, sebastian, we'll see you then. >>> one final check of the weather because things are changing. >> scattered showers this evening, widespread rain overnight and showers tomorrow, especially during the first half of the day, erika. and cooler. highs only around 50 degrees throughout the day. >> all right. so if you are heading out tomorrow for church, brunch, getting things done around the house, take the umbrella. that's the news for >>> on this saturday night, dea

but regina gets two quick scores to end the half - isaac vollstedt with the 72-yard run - the regals lead at the break, 21-14. third quarter - wolfpack down by two touchdowns - but on 4th and 11 - kooima throws it up - ben gesink wins the jump ball and western is back within 7. western down 2 scores in the fourth -- kooima finds gesink again - his fourth td pass - western christian, down just 35-28. regina trying to run out the clock late in the fourth - with a seam - but justin hunter fumbles - the wolfpack recover to get one more chance. but the 4th down pass is incomplete - and western has to settle for second place, 35-28. "we got the ball back and we wanted to score again," said western christian qb tyson kooima. "we moved the ball pretty well but then at the end they played some pretty good defense.' "there's no negatives out of this season," said western christian head coach travis kooima. "i told the guys that's probably the greatest thing about our team was that every day we woke up and tried to get better. i'm just excited and very pleased and just proud of the guys and how

a tolling bell, the culmination of a service held and a christian world's largest cathedrals since isaac. according to russian orthodox tradition a memorial to the dead is hold on the ninth day. it's more than a week since the metro jet plane was destroyed. and we are waiting for a conclusive explanation as to how and why. western governments thing it was a bomb. >> translation: i think it's a plane to blame, it's a technical error. there has been many versions. i'm inclined to thing it was a wom. >> reporter: the kremlin says we shouldn't jump to conclusions. all russian flights were suspended on friday. a precaution, tourists started to arrive back in their home country this weekend. if an i.s.i.l. bomb is proven to be what destroyed the jet. don't expect a backlash against russia's foreign policies, vladimir putin's power has been marked by several attacks and tragedies. the response is to grieve and move on. if anything, look for a hardening of attitudes. more support for the bombing in syria. sorrow is often followed by anger. modern governments can be good at shaping public opinion

sense whether he'll be on the dark side, is he the father of one of these new characters, either oscar isaac or daisy ridley? who knows? twists. >> the other one that's opening this weekend, creed. a lot of buzz about that. >> another return of a character from the '70s, this is rocky balboa, this is the son of apollo creed, the carl weathers' character who was rocky's rival and mentor -- >> and became his friend. >> and, really, it's really terrific. in a lot of ways the first half is like an indie film that rocky balboa is lumbering through, and then it becomes a full-on rocky movie. the director did fruit vail station a couple of years ago, the star is michael b. jordan who also did that movie. it's really entertaining, and stallone's good. he's always good -- not always, but he's better when he's directed by other people. the original rocky, the first blood, the first rambo movie, there's buzz he could get an oscar nomination for best supporting actor being one of the few to ever get two nominations two separate years for the same character. he got an oscar nomination for the first rocky

brentwood police say 18-year-old isaac shea of massachusetts struck two cars on route 125 around 3:00 this afternoon, then took off. he was allegedly driving his brother' s car, which police say was going to be reported stolen. an hour later police say they found him hiding in an upstairs bedroom in a home on north road. the homeowners were not inside the house. shea is facing several charges, including burglary and resisting arrest. he is being held on $2000 cash bail. tom: police say 24-year-old james rhodes went into a mobile gas station overnight on october 16. he is accused of demanding cash from the clerk at knife point. anyone with information about his whereabouts is urged to call the police. shelley: and other unseasonably warm day. you' re taking a live look where right now it is to do nine -- 69 degrees. not bad. mike haddad is here to let us know if the warm weather will stick around. mike: we will have a midnight max or tomorrow. that means the high temperature for saturday will be reached at midnight tonight. here' s the reason -- 11:00 readings still well above the aver