(joyner): (12:24:06 joyner): "yes, remember, failure's not an 3 days before the annual shopping festival known as "black friday", local retail stores are gearing up for many customers to walk through their doors before the turkey is even digested.for sioux city's area walmart stores... the deals will begin in- store at 6 o'clock thursday evening. but even earlier online. walmart officials expect a big turnout on turkey day itself. 3 "we are planning to serve millions of customers on thanksgiving. we're excited. it's one of our busiest seasons of the year and we've got some great deals. "doing some thanksgiving shopping. we've got a big crowd, family coming." "it would be really interesting going black friday shopping for my first time ever. not really a big crowd person but i do think it would be a lot of fun especially if it's a family tradition."3 meanwhile, sioux city police says that while you're busy shopping for gifts, thieves are shopping inside cars. but detective jeff harstad says protecting yourself and your valuables is easy. 3 "what we're suggesting is that you don't leave an

today congressman donald norcross honored joyner with a special plaque for his selfless action. >> it to shake your hand. giving him some shoes. >> oh! >> there he goes. that video posted earlier this month shows a homeless man trying on some boots right after joyner bought them for him. the officer says he's still stunned by the public's response. >> i'm still shocked, you know, i'm still amazed about the fact that it's having this much of an impact. to me it seemed like the right thing to do. >> acts are contagious. so far more than 2 million people have seen the video of joyner and that homeless gentleman with the shoes. amazing. >> good to see that. >>> jacqueline, how cool is this one, a local boy has a starring role in the new peanuts movie. >> an eighth grader at medford memorial school is the voice of pig pen in the just released film. tonight a.j.'s school will celebrate his star status with a movie night. families are invited for a 5:30 showing. tickets are $10. a portion is going to the danny hill fund to help cover the former student's medical costs. >>> in our coverage o

joyner and guest. >> reporter: this is an inner city school where something is going right. 100 percent graduation rate. and state championship basketball team in 2001. all of the more impressive when the the mighty, have a gym of their own. >> how do you get to a point where, and successl team. state champions, and you don't have your own gym. we have been using, facilities, for years, the y, the the salvation army, and it is moving anywhere we can move and paying for it, to practice. >> reporter: their last home belonged to a vocational school that was sold last august. >> i do understand that it is your first time all together. >> reporter: so now, coach dann jackson and his players are playing out of luck. they are staring at a schedule where they may have to forfeit every home game. >> but the guys are taking it on themselves, to find neighborhoods, places where they will be able to play, neighborhood gym, rec center. >> anything is better than no gym. if we have a gym, cool. no heat, little light we will still practice. >> reporter: you just need a gym. >> yes. >> reporter: darren

. >> reporter: joyner asked the man his shoe size and if he prefers that was nice of you i want to shake your hand. you gave him some shoes. a video did go viral. he went and got him some shoes. >> the the gentlemen simply was doing hard time. >> that was nice of you, i want to shake your hand. give him some shoes. >> a video, will go viral. >> i any he did the right thing. he went above and beyond. he was his best self, i think in that action, and he setn example for all have of us. >> reporter: officer joyner said he is shocked by amount of attention he is receiving but he says even though this draws more spotlight by doing an interview with us, he said it feels good to see police officers seen in the positive light. >> he went and got him some shoes. >> reporter: officer joiner from camden credits his parents with teaching him -- >> that was nice of you i want to shake your hand. give him some shoes. >> we apologize for audio difficulty there as well. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" police are calling it a crime of passion. new information, on the investigation in the several m

>> you may have seen this video posted earlier showing the homeless man trying on boots after joynerbought them for him. the officer says he's still stunned at the officer's response. >> i'm still shocked, you know, i'm still amazed about the fact that it's having this much an impact. to me seemed the right thing to do. that's why i can't understand why it's getting so much attention. >> so far more than 2 million people have seen the video of joyner. >>> coming up next on nbc 10 at 6:00. one of the terrorists used a syrian passport. should our local states allow syrian refugees into our country? >>> plus, nbc 10's jim rosenfield is the only local reporter in paris. he'll join us live next. >>> how long will this warm weather last and when that rain is coming in. my first alert forecast is straight ahead. >>> plus, mall controversy, seeing santa cost almost $50. tonight what a local mall decided after listening to its customers next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now from paris, we're learning isis has threatened another attack in a new video. the target

together and place an order, that we're going to be able to get everything that we're ordering. " joyner said they expect consumers will be paying more for unfrozen birds too. he expects the stores will be paying anywhere from 40 to 60 cents per pound higher. what that means for you and me is uncertain at this point. although, some economists are thinking people on average will spend 15 percent to 20 more for turkey this year than last. a coralville man faces charges for allegedly sexually abusing a four year old girl. a criminal complaint says 71 year old raymond wagehoft inappropriate ly touched the girl on october fourth. the complaint says it happened while he was watching and the girl later told his wife about it. wagehoft also faces charges of child endangerment and lascivious acts with a child. convictions on all three counts could carry a penalty of up to 37 years in prison. a cedar rapids man admitted he killed his best friend last year. yesterday, a judge ruled she won't allow that confession at his trial. the judge said an investigator violated bobbie little's rights when he a

together and place an order, that we're going to be able to get everything that we're ordering. " joyner said they expect more for unfrozen birds too. he expects the stoos will be payyng anywhere from 40 to 60 cents per pound higher. what that means for you and me is uncertain at this point. although, some economists are thinking people on average will spend 15 percent to 20 more for turkey this year than last. a coralville man faces charges for allegedly sexually abusing a four year old girl. a criminal complaint says 71 year old raymond wagehoft inappropriate ly touched the girl on october fourth. the complaint says it happened while he was watching her in his home, anan the girl later told his wife about it. wagehoft also faces charges of child endangerment and lascivious acts with a child. convictions on all three counts could carry a penalty of up to 37 years in prison. a cedar r rpids man admittttd he killed his best friend last year. yesterday, a judge ruled the judge said an investigator violated bbie little's rights when he askeddabout the murder of shanna beyhl without little's

we're hearing numbers anywhere from $.40 to $.60 per pound higher cost, just to us. " joyner said he'll have a better idea of how much that will translate to customers as turkey day gets closer. according to some economists, though, thanksgiving turkey prices at the supermarrt are expected to e about 15 percent to 20 percent higher than last year. we'll have to wait and see. so turkeys are available. tv-9's forrest saunders. thank today, the city of cedar rapids is hoping to get input for improving cedar lake. today it's holding an open house to collect ideas, interests, and desired amenities for the lake. it will start at 5 o'clock this evening and go until 6:30 at the wateeadministration building. this will also be the chance for the community to hear about what friends of cedar lake have in the works already. 468 employees with h ockwell collins are oluntary retiring early. the largest employer in cedar rapids announced the plan in september, with a goal of reducing its overall head count by 500. that's two and a half percent of its workforcee it's makinncuts due to projected slow sa

showing police officer kenya joyner helping out a stranger in need.turday he used his own money to buy the man a pair of brand new boots. >> it was a man down on his luck. i simply wanted to ride a bus, but he couldn't afford shoes to ride a bus. the thing is, a lot of officers have done what i have done and more. >> and he veteran of the police force, he says he was raised to look out for the less fortunate. and now video of him doing that viewed more than 2.5 million tiles. >>> the next generation of recruits ready to protect and serve in month monday -- montgomery county. and they graduated after completing 800 hours of classes. >>> and the university of pennsylvania swore in five new campus police officers tonight at the school's nursing building. this was part of the biannual commendation ceremonies. and veterans day, they paid tribute to more than 25 former military service members serving university's department of public safety. >>> ceremonies across the country honored our service men and women. >> this day and every day we thank you. god ble

tonight on phillies sports talk on comcast sportsnet, former eagle seth joyner broke down what this loss means to the eagles moving forward. >> in that group of veterans, the rookie has been the playmaker. that doesn't mean the other guys aren't solid, they can't get it done, but when you lump those three guys together and take into account how many games they've missed because of injury and how many games they've played in the productivity, it's clear to see right now statistically that jordan hicks is probably the best inside linebacker that they have. he's done for the year. >>> well, the eagles faced off with greg hardy last night, hardy missed the first meeting between the two teams while serving a four-game suspension due to a domestic violence arrest when he was with the panthers in 2014. last week the website dead spin published graphic photos of hardy's ex-girlfriend they say they received from police sources leading to further backlash against hardy and the cowboys for signing him. he was on the field for the final play and was extremely close to getting to sam bradford. eagles

. >> we joyner run o'hearn with new information that has just come out. >> reporter: that's right mattnd tam we were telling you earlier this morning this was a fluid situation. we just learned there have been seven arrests in the paris suburb of saint-denis. here is a live picture. this is going on right now where police remain on the scene at this hour. they got there several hours ago. they had been focusing on an apartment there. you can see it's a dramatic number of authorities on that military raid there started early this morning in paris. let's take a look at some new video. this is a military convoy heading into the area where the raid was focused. we know that two people were killed in the raids. one of those who died in the raid is a woman who apparently detonated a suicide vest. seven other people have been taken into custody as we mentioned that's a new number. three of those were inside the apartment where the suspected terrorists were hiding. there are also reports that some police officers were wounded during the raid which started around 4:20 this morning paris time. l

together and place an order, that we're going to be able to get everything that we're ordering. " joyner said they expect consumers will be paying more for unfrozen birds too. he expects the stores will be paying anywhere from 40 to cents more per pound. a local movie will make its debut in cedar rapids this weekend. the gazette's diana nollen will tell us about up on the wooftop - and its many iowa connections. stay with us. a story about a dog jumping into than a cute little flim - it's part of a big premiere in eastern iowa. a local company produced up on the wooftop, which features scenes in every day iowa. here to tell us about the film and its debut is the gazette's diana nollen. this is a holiday film that you can check out tomorrow night about a little dog named toby... who's in the film? we'll see some familiar places? there's a premiere for the movie tomorrow night... after friday, how can we see the movie? up on the wooftop" is a holiday red-carpet debut friday at the paramount theatre in cedar rapids. shot in several eastern iowa cities last february, it's the latest film fro

tonight on comcast sportsnet, former eagle s seth joyner brok down what his loss means moving forward>> in the group of veterans, the rookie has been a playmaker. doesn't mean the other guys aren't solid, but when you lump the three guys together and take into account how many games they've missed because of injury and how many games they've played in the productivity, clear to see statistically jordan hicks is probably the best inside linebacker that they have and he's done for the year. >> from a rookie to second year guy, jordan matthews has been plagued by drops this season but scored the game winning touchdown last night. sam bradford said nobody works harder than matthews and took every rep with the first team and scout team after a drop during practice last week. now that is dedication and working on improving your craft. more on the birds at 6:00. for now, back to the news desk. >> it showed last night. thank you, danny. >> you're welcome. >>> fresh off their big win some of the birds channelled dr. seuss characters to promote childhood literacy today. nbc 10 in south philadel

but you better not take five bucks from 11-year-old ari nan joyner. she calls the arrests of courtney and nate prater saturday as she rode her grandpa's wheelchair back from the dollar general. >> a girl walked up to me, took $5 out my hasn't. >> reporter: that girl identified by deputes as barter with her boyfriend prater approached ariana and said -- >> "give me everything you have". >> reporter: he roman today then immediately called her grandpa who then called the sheriffs office when depth piece arrived and confronted the couple -- >> he immediately said i didn't do anything. >> reporter: in general telltale sign a suspect in fact may have done something. eventually deputes say prat i.e. explained -- >> he didn't take the money from the young girl that it was the female. they pretty much admitted to it before they had to do much investigating. >> reporter: deputes found meth pipe on him and some sort of razor blade duct taped on to pipe 95. her grandfather said they could have killed her. >> she could have hurt her bad. i didn't want that to ever

. >> we joyner run o'hearn live in the satellite center where she's been gathering new information all reporter: it keeps on coming. french authorities won't release the flames of those who were killed or who were taken into custody but authorities do confirm that the military operation is now over. but obviously a lot of authorities and police and armed guards remain on scene in a town just 20 minutes north of paris called saint-denis. they are focusing in on an apartment there and a short time ago we saw them raiding a church, a basilica nearby. now one of the suspected terrorists killed was a woman who apparently detonated a suicide vest. seven other people have been taken into custody as we mentioned. three of those were inside the apartment where the suspected terrorists were hiding. there are also reports that some police officers were wounded in that raid which started around 4:20 this morning paris time. loud and continuous gunfire was heard throughout the neighborhood in the last two hours. residents captured the drama as it unfolded. take a listen. [gunfire] >> reporter: now,

hit by joyner. concussion protocol. down for just a few seconds. but they'd go to the sidelines. did not come back into the game. 17 seconds left. zuerlein kicks three. field goal is good. a tie game in overtime. 18-18 for the rams and the ings things. >>> mike mularkey, marcus mariota, gunning, touchdown pass. two-point conversion. 28-28. then marcus mariota rolling right. throw back almost like a screen throwback to the tight end. pa zahn owe, five-yard touchdown. 34-28. tennessee goes into new orleans and wins that ball game. dolphins at the bills. lesean mccoy. day. this a 48-yarder. down the sidelines. sprints in. buffalo up early. 9-0 over miami. tyrod taylor, he throws as good a deep ball as you'll see in the nfl. great job. laying that out. the burst. a 44-yard touchdown. 26-14 buffalo. then mccoy tackled by ndamukong suh. suh gets up and mccoy gets word to him -- all i did was tackle you and i agree with that. 33-17. that's how you get even. bills on top of the dolphins. that is a final. >> we'll update you on the games still in action as soon as they go finalment time f

. >> matt still and ginny joyner of locust grove, georgia, start dating in the fall of 2010., matt already knows that ginny is the one for him. >> we were having dinner. at my house. that i'd made for her. >> he did the whole thing, the candles, the rose petals and had his roommate dress up in a three-piece suit and act like our waiter. >> she fell out of her chair and when she got up, she said, oh, my gosh, matt, i feel like i'm in a movie. and i said, no, we're going to make the movies jealous. >> making the movies jealous. it's a spontaneous thought that immediately takes root in matt's head. >> that night i had a dream that i was going to marry this girl and i dreamed up the whole proposal and it just stuck from that day. >> his dream to surprise ginny with a marriage proposal by way of a movie trailer. it's an ambitious idea, one that matt knows he can't pull off by himself, so he contacts friend and local video whiz michael mueller to help make his dream a reality. >> i'm thinking just some bullet points that i'd like to do this. but it was a script. like you had to sig

stepped up and provided the team a temporary court, a few days a week at a local rec center that joyner says is in a >> i'm going to have to send a team over in the van, because i don't feel comfortable letting themselves. >> reporter: do you think there is some politics going on here because are you a charter school? >> i think. so i've thought that, because there is no other reason why the help should not be extended. >> reporter: but what would the school district care and you being a charter school? >> competition. we had 97% of our students going to college and zero dropout rate and coming back to teach, we have eight teachers teaching here that graduated from this school. >> reporter: all of these trophies have been won by a team without a gym? >> yes. remember, failure is not an option for our students. >> reporter: we did hear from the philadelphia school district through a statement, quote, our gymnasiums are fully occupied, but more than 200 teams during basketball season, multiple resources are exhausting. >> it's shameful. >> unacceptable. and politics should not play a role