kimberly: it still is. is still 60 degrees outside right now and that is that something we often get for late in november. we definitely don't keep temperatures this mild. especially after a 32 degree morning. we will keep the warm front but at some clouds. if you're traveling tonight and into tomorrow we will see some showers try to approach. looking across a good chunk of the nation, despite the fact there is weather in chicago and portions down through dallas, we have green airplanes up and down the board. everyone, most of the major airports are without delay this evening. that is not too shabby. let's talk about what is in store for the upcoming days and towards the weekend. we are in a pattern that will feature mild weather two more days. tomorrow in the mid-60's. saturday still in the low 60's. saturday,king at rain maybe a spot shower on sunday. i don't think it will ruin the weekend. it will be a bit cooler on sunday but notice it's where we should be. early next week on monday temperatures will be

kimberly: what is the peak day? devon: monday. kimberly: and we are off tomorrow. lucky us! up -- local residents have an interesting dema kimberly: there is a new app that can help make reporting police misconduct easier. armed with cell phones, private citizens keep a watchful eye on the police. the aclurtphone app by makes getting video like this into the hands of advocates are can investigate easier. >> mobile justice makes it easier to report interactions with the police. virginia, maryland, and ec join six other states where the tool is available. >> individuals who think they have witnessed a civil rights investigation -- a civil rights violation can complete an incident report and send it to the aclu for review along with contact information. suzanne: you have to download the app specific for the jurisdiction where you live. a case of police misconduct in virginia, shoot it on your phone, then upload it in the jurisdiction where it happen. the head of the police union says they are -- they do not oppose and recorded as long as citizens do not interfere. if the office

kimberly: did she really just say that?orace: coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, a man loses his home in a freak accident. why he is still giving thanks tonight. kimberly: serving others on a daily basis. house and first responders are being honored with a "scandal thanksgiving --thanksgiving feast of their own. horace: genocide a memorable response. " this little peanut right here." she is thankful for friends, families and her remaining health. share with you are thankful for health. share with you are thankful for right now on wjla it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi avaleilable. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. kimberly: new

kimberly: you and i? devon: no! kimberly: let's go, devon. you are forfeiting already? devon: we don't want people to change the channel. the snapshot of the nation's capital, clouds in the distance. blanketds acting like a , holding the temperatures up. normally in the 50's. washington is only five degrees off from the high, 64. i know you are saying, isn't it supposed to be 70? i was hoping, but we deny quite get there. the fading front earlier today, the cloud deck is still here. already some clearing back towards midwestern ohio. really mild tomorrow. washington is well away from this monday. tuesday, everybody has sunshine, looking for a very mild forecast. resetting the forecast come overnight, tracking the clouds and rain, a sprinkle possible at morning, but that is optimistic. you have to go to the southernmost zones -- leonardtown,g, saint indigo, charlottesville, light rain. this is going to evaporate before it hits the ground up here. earlier sayingt there was at most a 10% chance of rain. tomorrow, but probably leave the umbrella at home. a rare opportunity

kimberly: thank you. when can we go home -- that is what some residents in land them are wondering after structural damage force them to evacuate two apartment buildings at carleton east in lanham. a woman said she noticed cracks in the walls a few months ago but and i think about them until last night when the house shook. she called firefighters when she felt the building shaken saw the plaster fall. >> they came in and said you should not be in here. a manager for the apartment complex of the buildings will remain closed until an engineer investigates the cracks and determines what caused the damage. one minute she was strapping her two-year-old daughter into a car seat, the next minute she was dying on the side of the road. arlington lost jennifer bush-lawson, the cumulative lost a devoted mother of three who had a dream of helping other mothers and their babies. nearly two years after her death, her husband sits down for an exclusive interview with abc 7 to talk about making his wife's vision a reali

kimberly: finding the black friday deals is relatively easy. finding the parking can be tough, especially the predatory towing. a local lawmaker and those of the hill are cracking down following the seven underside investigation. joce sterman explains how. >> is important that they also have the experience. is an opportunity for us to think of what they do for us. reporter: with hidden cameras rolling, the team wants it happened over and over. shopper's parking, stepping away from a private lot with peering eyes watching. then the cars were gone in 60 seconds. >> it happens again at again. reporter: he has a fast tow trucks can swoop in. he was towed in seconds. we asking whether he was allowed to park there. >> it has to be stopped in some way. reporter: for years no one has been able to stop predatory towing. >> is that unregulated for 20 years. reporter: hopefully not for much longer. he is busy complaining of local to polices power predatory companies to of a given free reign. >> we are giving them the authority to figure out the right resp

kimberly?it's nice to talk to you. >> great to have you tonight. >> good. i was really responding to totally different reporter. he was responding to that reporter where basically the suggestion was made and certainly something we should start thinking about but what i want is a watch list. i want surveillance programs. obviously there are a lot of problems. i want a data base for the syrian refugees that obama is going to let in if we don't stop him as republicans if we don't stop him. certainly i would want to have a data base for the syrian refugees that are coming in because nobody from. i hear some are missing, at least one is missing. already. gone. you looking at what's happened all over the place. look at the tragic event of today and last night in the hotel. and you say to yourself, why shouldn't we have good surveillance? so i want to have watch lists. i want to have surveillance programs. i mean, we are not a bunch of babies. we need protection and we and we don't have leadership in

kimberly: it is just past midnight. thank you for joining us.ave a great night. ♪ >>> extra a extra. >>> blake shelton and gwen stefanani go public as a couplet the cmas. >> i needed a bright spot this . >> justin timberlake goes country. >>> and -- >> halle berry braves the cameras as herplit from olivier martinez continues to dominate the head lalinesheadli >> donald trump's huge week. the war of ththe wives that has the donald defending his first lady. >> she's very smart, very very sharp.

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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 are going to see we know you're gonna love it. [ cat yowls ] oh! aah! woman: lindsay! woman: [ chuckling ] she's stuck. oh! [ leaf blower whirring ] [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos." and now, here he is, the host of our show, alfonso ribeiro! [ cheers and applause ]

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kimberly: d.c. police have positively identified a man who was found dead inside a dupont circle hotel in northwest. from 59-year-old lesin russia. he was a longtime adviser to russian president vladimir putin. the police were called to the hotel after he was found unresponsive. thursday morning, an autopsy was performed, but a ruling on the case -- the cause of death is pending further investigation. new developments in the crash of a russian airliner in egypt. the fbi has joined the investigation into last weekend's crash that killed 224. the russians want help analyzing the debris. investigators are trying to determine the calls of a noise heard in the cockpit voice recorder. the lead investigator said could be a bomb, but it could also be a fuel tank explosion or some other cause. >> initial observation of the aircraft records has not yet to define the origin of the in-flight breakup. group with ties to i claimed responsibility for the crash. other joined the u.s. and countries launching airstri

kimberly: which is why you cannot give it a spin in the stores. there is no other product that modell's that requires a miniature to warn you once you open it, you warowmnn it. undercoveride convince the salesman to take us to the parking lot, where he gave a thorough tutorial. how do you keep it in neutral? >> just don't move. kimberly: a handful of reports in london of a board catching fire because of charging problems. that warning is on page 18. the best riders say that most falls happen when you are learning. the irony here, page 16 cautions, children should not drive this device. kimberly suiters, abc 7 news. swagway,eached out to which makes the board sold at modell's. we have their response on our website at wjla.com. leon: steve "wiggle toes" rudin tried it out. steve: it was not good. i gave it two tries. look at the past 19 days, only three below average. the rest have been above average. we are going to draw a quick days for thewarm weekend. 65 degrees the high earlier today, the average 57. outside right now, ball me for 86, but the t

test test. >>> thanks for joining us i'm kimberly guilfoyle.the >>> tonight on "red eye" ted cruz calls out president obama saying insult me to my face. will the next debate be replaced with a yo mama jokeoff? and hillary clinton campaign tweets her plans to defeat isis. like i always said the best foreign policy is 140 characters long. and what show would be complete without university bashing? see why i hate professors next. our panel provides love and laughter. first, a news break. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm lauren green. the fbi is now saying there is no credible threat to the u.s. in the wake of last week's terror attacks in paris. however, fbi director warns of

kimberly suiters investigat es. just last month, this dog escaped from his owner at a minnesota going was killed by a passing car. in may, this golden retriever in virginia died in a petco drying kennel. in both cases, petco says that safety protocols were not followed. arethe owners of this dog suing after their dog died in a cage dryer in 2011. pet owners wondered if the groomer had been licensed and if their dog would be alive if so. this is a puppy that alison did not think she would be ready for after heartbreaking she lost her husband to lung cancer. her comfort was a golden retriever named colby. two years later, last spring, he died when he was left unattended in a cage dryer at this petco outside richmond. how was the drying cage described? >> as a coffin. as a plexiglass coffin. kimberly: do you wish you had seen it before you left your dog? >> oh, yeah. kimberly: this is an example of such a dryer online. we asked petco for example an example of its dryer, but they declined. virginia band kennel dryers an

kimberly suiters, abc 7 news. >> good boy.leon: christmas is around the corner and runs are at the top of the black friday sale as an some christmas wish lists, but they are sparking questions and debate. there are calls now for all drone flyers to be registered. richard reeve has all of the questions surrounding these drones. do we have to put you on the list now? richard: leon, that's right, drones, you've got to love them. one of the hottest toys this coming holiday season, but now register theseo things. there are tens of thousands across the country. a lot of people are wondering, could this really work? 20 drones, flying through the sky. >> they are pretty cool if you ask me. richard: and may be off store shelves. >> a lot of kids and grown-ups want them. richard: a not so fast. the federal government once the owners to register with the faa. >> if anything happened with them, what happened, who has them. richard: current laws banned flying a drone above 400 feet or near an airport. the faa receives more than 100 reports

as the intervention she had. >> reporter: kimberly's personal experience brings a unique perspective to the bedside. and her special touch helps. >> faith plays a very key role. in many ways it's the best medicine. there are no side effects. >> i wanted to be there with those people to remind them they're not alone. and, of course, i wasn't alone. i still had the presence of god with me. >> reporter: eun yang, "news4," washington. >>> we've had a lot of sad news over the weekend, so it's nice to have an uplifting good spiritual story. >> something for folks to hold onto. >>> folks need to be bundled up. >> it's chilly. >> it feels nice, almost warm. but you get in the shade, it's kind of chilly. it says on my "storm team 4" washington app which you can get on the nbc washington app, click on the weather on that tab and you'll get all the updates when you're away from your tv. right now is a live view of the tower camera. still a lot of leaves on the trees here and around the metro area, but a lot of them have come down as well. geebet the bright sunshine pouring down. a great day to

we want to thank our earlier guest kimberly atkins, and al weaver. and whether it's at the united nations and the middle east and our presidential election. they are watching the presidential debates following the candidates and coming into their own conclusion. one thing about donald trump, he may be a reality star but he is bringing people back to presidential politics and issues that impact your life. i'm armstrong williams. this edition. >>> identity is one of the basic needs that all humans have, every human being. there are four things that every human needs, identity, acceptance, approval, and a sense of belonging. those are four basic human needs that god has placed in us when he made us in image and in his likeness, and the idea was for those needs, those four needs to god. >>> so sharks sharyl, how does someone get involved with prosperity media. >> you can go to the website and see all the programs that we are involved in, and it can take them directly to the public service global network site where they can see all the work that we're doi

ruiz is the cardiologist who treated her >> i could have been life ending. >> as kimberly recovered,he began to view her recovery as a blessing in disguise. >> i felt that the lord was calling me into chaplain. >> last year she returned to the same hospital where she was treated, now to minister to those who are facing similar medical crises. >> it's something like nobody cares about them. so when they see somebody come in just to check on them and see how they're doing and can offer a hope for their spirit, they are very encouraged. >> kimberly works with the hospital's spiritual care department as a chaplain resident. >> we represent the caring and super natural side of things. we represent who god is. it's kind of like the hospital is a church and we're the pastors. >> and she considers the patients the parishioners. she visits with them and their families, offering prayers, conversation and sometimes just her presence. >> families need to know that they have support when they're going through a crisis or tragedy. >> many medical experts see a direct connection between the spiritu

we hear comments about trump here -- >> from kimberly? >> not once. >> i didn't say necessarily the two of you, but i'm saying it's fair game for people to comment about trump's looks, about bernie sanders' hangdog look, right? >> or about christie's weight. >> i heard comments about hillary clinton. somebody said, can you imagine watching her age in the white house? people say this about public figures. i mean, public figures including all of us are targets. >> here's the thing. we will wonder where carly fiorina went after the last debate and she wasn't in the public eye. maybe she was in iowa or new hampshire, i'm not sure. but for the most part she, she dropped. she's 6th in iowa, 6th in new hampshire. the best thing to happen is going in there and facing her accuser. by the way, joy was right. why don't you comment on her brain? she was commenting on the brain. demented is a huge insult, but again, she's commenting on the brain. my feeling is for carly fiorina, she's extremely tough and really quick on her feet. she's going to do fin

kimberly? >> i'm thankful that i woke up as well and to be on this show today. >> i'm so thankful that i have of myself . >> i'm thankful again for being here and i think it's more important for us to tell people who are challenged through something or going through something to remember, you're not the only one. there are other people struggling just like you and just because you see us on a tv show don't think that we are going through something. be thankful that every day you have an opportunity to try to improve . >> i'm thankful that no matter how much i've been blessed in my ideology and what i believe, that if someone brings me a higher truth i will abandon it in a heartbeat and embrace the truth. you realize that the best gift that god has given us is mankind themselves. if we embrace human beings we find the best in them , we can always take something from them to make us better. whether it's a homeless person or that flourishing person. god gives us human beings to make us better huma

. >>> hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle. and this is a fox these awe lne alert. an active shooter has been on the scene for the last several hours in colorado springs. the the shooter is not contained and the fbi is on the scene assisting local authorities. for the latest we go to harris faulkner who has been following the story from the fox news desk. >> this is just crossing into our desk. this is from the nypd, security has been raised at all planned parenthood locations throughout new york city. due to the active shooter situation in colorado, and as a precautionary measure, the nypd has redeployed critical response vehicles to all planned parenthood locations throughout the city. now, i want to be specific. because they are saying this. there are no certain or specific threats to any new york city locations at this time. but they are doing this as a precaution. so that is a, a hot wire development that's just coming in and then the other bit of information as we take a live look now, right outside that clinic and trip mall area. which we've been watching now

jesse, kimberly and i have never smoked pot. >> kimberly haven't? >> never. had a cigarette. >> you what? >> they want to know if he smoked with you. >> are you out of your mind? >> because you and kimberly, i'm going to go to you because you are the parents of younger children. so remember you used to get in trouble for having a bag of weed. now this is how pot comes today. you're a grower, you sell it, you can make it into all of these little fancy things. are you concerned about it as a father? or do you care? >> listen if i lived in cleveland, ohio, i would probably want to get high, too. but as a parent, it's different. did you it when you were growing up, you don't want your kids near it. you're like do as i say, not as i do. i don't want them normalized to it if these guys want to vote for it in ohio, it's a democracy, let them vote for it what do i care. the country going to amsterdam. we're going to have legalized prostitution, everything is going to be legal. it doesn't matter to me. ohio is going to turn democrat now because of this. this is where

kimberly? >> do you know what he's talking about? can we go back?america can be great again. >> there you go. >> make it great again. >> yes of course it's america. we just need a little course correction, called the 2016 election. so, yeah, that's good. >> you're looking forward to hillary clinton? i thought you, i thought you were on the other side. all right. well anyway, this tells you the questions we are getting tonight is indications people who are having fear like mainline. they're like junkies for the fear stuff that's being sent to them. it's terrible. >> you're insulting our viewers. >> oh yes, i know. >> they love you, juan. >> i know i love them. >> they're smart. >> eric? >> it's america, but people are saying, just our a block alone, why don't we stand up and fight? why are we always trying to talk and say everything is going to be okay, we don't need to fight? you're afraid of bombing isis. >> i want it to be effective. >> it's america, i get it. but our history is we get punched, we punch back harder. >> absolutely. that's what we'r

i will shut up now. >>> kimberly? >> last night i had a fantastic evening. back in my next life as an australian. i'm emceeing the australian benefit in new york city, the association is a new york-based nonprofit, founded by sir keith murdoch. australian journalist and the father of rupert murdoch in 1948 to pro mont moat and enhance the relationship between america and australia. wonderful awards last night and the -- please put this down. bill mcdermott. i highly recommend his book and he spoke last night and got the award. he's an inspirational guy. >> juan, quickly? >> make my day, serena williams, top-ranked dennis player, guess what, she's sitting in a chinese restaurant in san francisco. some guy lingers nearby and grabs her cell phone what does our hero do? she gets up, dashes out the door, confronts him and gets her cell phone back. you can see it in the surveillance video. that's terrific. >>> the politics of the russian plane disaster. egypt and russia try to downplay what they call speculation in the west. that a terrorist bomb was responsible.

kimberly bookman live in natick with more on what kimberly? reporter: adam, natick police tell us a woman in her late 80s was driving around this corner at a high rate of speed. they say she popped the curb causing the car to go airborne hitting three men coming out of harbor freight tools. the car smashed into a building before landing in an an alley way. the three victims, all shoppers, didn't know one another. two were in their 70s, one in his 40s. police say one of them didn't make it. workers nearby ran to help the victims before emergency crews arrived was grim. >> behind this wall here, right before burlington coat factory, there's an alley down there that could fit the vehicle, so the vehicle ended up going up on the curbing, through the vegetation there and ended up going through the alley. >> put a shirt on somebody bleeding out of the head, somebody who was gurgling on their blood. you really couldn't try to administer any help to try to make people comfortable. you didn't know what to do, it was that type of a scene. it was tragic.

kimberly? >> rick, thank you for the update. we'll check back with you later in the evening for other developments. >>> the entire world remains on edge in the wake of the paris attacks, fearing that the next one could happen on their own soil. president obama remains defiant and is sticking to his strategy and he's facing an onslaught of criticism for his speech at the g-20 summit in turkey yesterday where he outlined his nonstrategy for dealing with is isis. even members of the mainstream media found themselves disagreeing with him. >> i was struck by how defensive he was. how much he's paying attention to his political critics. he answered about six or seven specific charges or ideas that various critics of him, presidential candidate critics or otherwise have made. and he used them as straw man. i was surprised by his tone. i was surprised by the defensiveness. >> said something that was pretty incredible. according to many of the military experts here and around the world who i have spoken to. that our strategy is working.

kimberly: the u.s.hemical safety board and the american chemical society both recommend against these types of the demonstrations because of the risks. a building was evacuated friday night after construction crews discovered what may be asbestos. the office of the architect of the capital is waiting for final test results. initial air-quality test's back negative for asbestos. the building was completed in 1908 and is in the early stages of a 10 year renovation project at the cannon building. four people are dead after a gunman opened fire saturday morning in colorado springs. officers spotted a man matching the description of the shooter, they confronted him, he opened fire, and the police shot and killed him. no word right now on a motive. six people died and two others are missing after flooding in texas. severe weather began with rain in austin and san antonio friday and moved east to houston. one man says he is thankful to be alive after floodwaters swept away his car. he managed to hang onto a tr

we want to thank our earlier guest kimberly atkins, and al weaver. and whether it's at the united nations and the middle east and our presidential election. they are watching the presidential debates following the candidates and coming into their own conclusion. one thing about donald trump, he may be a reality star but he is bringing people back to presidential politics and issues that impact your life. i'm armstrong williams. this edition. the following is an important paid program about humana medicare advantage prescription drug plans. welcome to your medicare your decision, the program that guides you through the medicare options available from humana. there are many different medicare choices

. >> kimberly, the strategy. play down the threat so as not to feed their propaganda. the problem is he's believing that bologna. >> he talks as if, let me know, check my bill, because am i going to get a bill from the president? i don't feel better, in fact, i feel worse. this shows me he has grossly underestimated the task at hand that's facing this country and the rest of the world, for that matter. he's saying we're overreacting. it's understandable, you're getting a little wound up or upset, this was not a good week, but he's saying it shouldn't be the primary concern. that we have misconstrued it, we have overinflated it andhey're just killers. no, mr. president, that's a group that sings songs. isis beheads people. there's a difference. >> nobody can agree with the need to not be hysterical. >> i'm shocked with what's going on. think about what's going on in the last couple weeks. the leaders of russia, france and now england are warning president obama. this is a real problem, time to step up, wake up. the generals and the intel department are not only just tel

in kimberly's case for her to be able to lean on her faith at a very difficult time, prove just as lifehe intervention that she had. >> reporter: kimberly's personal experience brings unique perspective to the hospital bedside. and her special touch can greatly impact a patient's recovery. aithlays a very key role and in many ways it's the best medicine. there are no side effects. >> i wanted to be there with people in their moments like that to remind them that they're not alone and, of course, i wasn't alone. i still had the presence of god with me. >> reporter: news 4, washington. >>> it's an honor but students say that bill cosby doesn't deserve it. we'll tell you about the campus controversy that has some g.w. students calling for a change. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, questionable conditions on local school buses. reports of broken heaters, exposed wires. windows held together with rubber bands. our news 4 i-team looks into those complaints from the parents and what's being done to keep these kids safe. ♪ >>> some would argue she's one of the greatest artists and choreographers

guest kimberly atkins, and al weaver. and whether it's at the united nations and the middle east and our presidentiall election. theyeyre watching the presidential debates following the candidates and coming into their own conclusion. one thing about donald trump, he may be a reality star but he is bringigi people back to presidential politics and issues that impact your life. i'm armstrong williams.

kimberly, let me ask you. you say it is too crowded. you can't go to shake shack not wait in line forever. the only reason why we don't go because the line is so long. it doesn't seem to impact. more they open, they have them open all over the city. still the line is down the street and around the corner. it is combination of a good burger that people perceive to be healthier. i don't know how burger can be healthy. organic, blah, blah, whatever. they serve alcohol. fun experience for kids and for parents. kimberly, i don't know, i think this one sets itself apart. >> i do think, i agree with you. we're shake shack virgins out here. we're in california. we're waiting for l.a. shake shack to open, right, guys? so i actually think that there is room for potential for growth here and i think it is really in their stores. they're opening one in tokyo. they're opening one in dallas. we're still waiting out here for california. our equivalent is in-n-out burger. i think there is room for growth. we own it in our portfolios as well. melissa: y

kimberly, thank you very much. alison: what a good dog. all right, kimberly. thank you.4:00" -- there is no place like home. but find out how much it costs to own a piece of oz. >> plus these fans are ready with "dancing with the stars" in los angeles. you will never believe how far one fan traveled to be here tonight. her story is coming up next. horace: i'm horace holmes. all these folks are from a.a.a. to ask any questions you might have if you are having problems with the car or are going out on the road for the holiday weekend. get things checked out before you leave. give them a call, 703-236-9220. we will be here from now until 6:30. back to you. jonathan: thank you. we have been checking the gas prices across the region for you, too. the entire hour is funny how we found the lower prices than when it started. if your travels take you northwest to hagerstown or pittsburgh we'll wish we had better news for you. the drivers headed that way are paying higher than average than those north along the coast or south through virginia. the best price we found, talking abou

kimberly bookman has the interview you will see on just one station. kimberly? >> reporter: that teenager said he found out his girlfriend died following a high school football game. he says last couple of weeks have been difficult but he found solace today in the arrest made this evening. >> i think the mother, introduced her to everything, the mother and boyfriend. they just got her hooked on it. and kept her prisoner there. >> reporter: a senior in high school trying to come to terms with the suit endrug related deet of his girlfriend, 17-year-old eve. how could they provide that to her. >> reporter: eve was found dead in the rochester new hampshire motel room where she lived. her mother and the mother's boyfriend were in the room when she died >> this is unfortunate that this happens with the parent on scene at the time. it would shock you that that type of sub-tans would be around a 17-year-old to begin with. >> reporter: friends and classmates created a memorial to the teen, a woman whether wanted to get out of new hampshire and travel the world. tonight h

kimberly? >> anchor: well, this suspect had a long criminal history and device. police say it was that tracking tool that put him at the scene of each one of these crimes. now investigators say that what he did is called cat fishing. they allege he got to know his victim on a social media dating site, pretended to be a woman and set up meetings for a but when the unsuspecting men would show up in dorchester animate pan, he allege lewould rob them at gun point, take cell phones, jewelry and credit cards cards. there were five victims between october and november, all men between the ages of 29 and 54. police say each one id's austin in photo linups. but it was information from the gps monitor that he was wear wearing that really gave police enough to arrest austin. the in other words, the probation gps device puts him in the place and time these men were robbed at gun point. >>> i type the address of the location of the offense, 33 whitman and those locations ari half block of each other so his presence in the area is not a anything. >> reporter: austin refused to

danny pommel, diana reubens kimberly graves, robert mckendrick, antoine waller. as we learned at our last hearing, the ig report plays out the alleged abuse of the relocation expense and permanent change of station programs costing hundreds of thousands of dollars of taxpayer money. and how they apparently inappropriately use the positions of authority to put their own personal and financial benefit ahead of veterans, taxpayers commander subordinates. the picture is worth a thousand words, so let's start with the map and let me describe the simplest terms. >> let's hearing is all about. initially this graves and mr. waller discussed his potential transfer to philadelphia. those discussions are

. >>> i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle, julie rajinski, eric bolling and dana perino. and this is "the five." >>> as students at new york's ithaca college hold a walk-out over racism the whole back-story behind the missouri protest crumbles. it reminds us of the sex abuse scandal of the '90s. mass hysteria driven by media attention it ruined lives. now missouri students are hallucinating kkk visits. but the student leader at the center of the missouri mess now says his kkk claim was false. but who cares? when hate becomes a hoax, divisive deseptemberors just say, it's happening somewhere. it's just like the preschool case, except these aren't babies, but students who wish to be treated like babies. thousands in afghanistan protest the isis beheading of a little girl. that's real horror. while our kids fret over mean words. i wrote a book on it called the joy of hate, the banning of speakers, the rise of safe spaces, driven by the notion that speech is somehow violent. just hear this. >> i personally am tired of hearing that first amendment rights protect students when

with us now, attorney and fox news analystses, kimberly gilfoyle. >> look obama administration you've exceeded your authority to make such a sweeping change, a. b, you didn't follow the proper procedures for getting this through. there is a time limit where you say to the states hey, what do you think about there? they get to comment and note. >> they give states enough time -- >> enough time. they exceeded their authority. >> is this a conservative

>> kimberly. >> so february 24th, we won't take a breath since then.e're going to switch topics and talk about the incident that happened with the plane getting shot down by turkey. so a lot of people wondering, does anybody have a benefit to this? will there be a benefit that with go to russia or turkey or europe from this escalation and the conflict? and in fact are we in the middle of a proxy war? >> in fact kimberly, i think it's a dangerous situation, there's a great deal of concern. i was woken up about seven minutes after the plane was shot down. and spoke to u.s. military sources. who are very concerned that their lives just got much more complicated as a result of this plane being shot down. remember, turkey is a member of nato. if russia were to strike back at turkey, were to do anything against turkey, turkey could invoke article five, drawing the u.s. and europe and other nato allies into direct conflict with russia. this is the first time that nato ally has shot down a russian plane since the 1950s. that's how unusual it is. what it illust

. >> kimberly has the details. kimberly what happened? >> reporter: liz, the video you just showed, turns out a mother saw it on tv and recognized the person in it was her son. police say she convinced him to come clean. a thanksgiving theft caught clearly by a store surveillance camera. you can see the man's fingers lift a jimmy fund canister from the counter and hide it in between his elbow and chest. >> the way he did it on thanksgiving, it is like the worst day to do it. it is horrible to do it anyway, but on thanksgiving is worse. >> reporter: he was manning the cash register at his dad's norwood convenience store on thursday morning. he said he rang out a customer who shopped there before and then turned his back briefly. about an hour later he noticed the major they collected money to fund research for children's cancer was gone. >> it is a good cause. it is sad. >> reporter: local shopper joanne avery takes it very personally. >> i am a cancer patient. and so i have a passion for people that collect money to causes like that. >> r

kimberly? kimberly: it's xyletol and found in a hundred household products and food. we think of chocolate. you can see it here, deadly to dogs. it is toxic to them. but it takes a lot less xyletol to harm a dog like boss hawksworth. erin's show dog here. a tiny amount of gum. these are deadly amount for a dog of this size. i can be found in some gourmet peanut butters, baked goods, and things you wouldn't expect like face cream and deodorant and mouthwash and personal lubricant even. the most common product with it in is gum. the two dogs you are about to see nearly dived after they dove in the owner's supply of chewing gum. the owners didn't know about the dangers for pets but they researched it online after the incident and then realized how serious it could be. >> who would have thought there was anything poisonous about eating gum. >> i google it. as a safety thing. >> otherwise cody may not be here. she saved him. kimberly: tonight at 11:00, you will not want to miss the report. what you need to know to keep your dog safe. i'm going to keep boss far from the stu

kimberly bookman live in foxboro where a suspect is being held right now kimberly. that suspect was actually crime. victim of 37-year-old father who last month. >> road rage in mansfield claims life of foxboro father and skilled electrician jared. police came he was killed by a repeat drunk driver something those that loved him say should never have happened. the message is get the guards off their lazy butts and pit drunk drivers behind bars. he was driving to job monday morning when ploy say 67-year-old michael hiensz of norton had already been convicted of drunk driving once before was behind the wheel under the influence again and hit the pick up. i mean this is second time possibly more. blew 1.9 at 10:30 in the morning. that's sick. >> police i calling the crash a road rage incident. saying the two pick ups first collided on i-495 north in mansfield. then the suspect hit the car to the exit 12 ramp to route 140 causing to rollover. this 911 call describes the aftermath. >> one party still in the vehicle who is unconscious. >> they are both in the vehicle. one