. >> mary kite proudly talks abour her son michael kite. >> i don't want to stop talking about michael. >> as she flips through the pages of his life she captured. >> i wasn't bragging. >> -- from childhood -- >> he earned that bike. >> -- to adulthood. >> a mother couldn't have wanted a better son. >> however, kite was not prepared for what was going to fill the next page. >> when that young man stood at that door, i knew what had happened. >> michael was deployed to vietnam as a helicopter pilot in february of 1967. and 3 months later, the rotor blades on his huey were acidentally hit by another american crew, sending the aircraft, and later, kite's heart, plunging. >> we regret to inform you your son, warrant officer michael a. kite-- >> after those words, kite says she went into a daze and remained that way even through his funeral. she kept picturing this moment, when michael surprised her with a visit home, just a few days before he departed for vietnam. >> it was my birthday. >> this would be the last time she'd see him alive. kite says it took months to realize michael was real

. >> unless you are high as a kite you wouldn't volunteer to pay 90%, right? >> 90%? what did she have to say for herself? >>> and four months paid leave and a thousand bucks just for having a baby? the new perks one is offering moms and should yours get on board. >>> then country music star toby keith pushing for a remake of this red solo cups. folks at starbucks won't be invited to the party, or will they? ♪ proceed to party ♪ proceed to party it's a highly thercontagious disease.here. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about you and your family getting a whooping cough vaccination today. >>> the united states and the chinese in the south china sea. the pentagon saying two american b-52 pomers flew by the artificial island being built by the chinese. th

. >> i somewhat facetiously say people want to fly their kite. these kites can get up to several thousand feet and have capabilities we've never had to deal with before. even though it's different, it will fall into some regulatory piece because they're going to have the ability to operate in the same air space that manned aircraft are flying and other aircraft, as well. >> the appeal of drones is easy to understand. for consumers they're a fun hobby and for companies, they can provide a fast, easy, and relatively will cheap way to accomplish a range of tasks from surveying farmland to inspecting oil fields. that's why despite these potential regulatory challenges, analysts at abi research estimate that the comreshl drone market electric jump from $3 billion last year to nearly $9 billion by 2019. for "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton in san jose, california. >>> and coming up 'tis the season for charitable giving. where do people donate the most? and has social media changed the way people give? here is what to watch tomorrow. my favori

kite therapeutics has done well.luebird might be worth the shot. >> kite pharma is up 24% year-to-date. juno down approximately 2% year-to-date. it seems like the winner in the total space. i can't figure out exactly why, but it seems like you cannot knock this stock down for long. be careful, but kite pharma seems to be a little bulletproof. >> what are analysts saying about bluebird? >> analysts are very supportive of the data. this disconnect what's happening with the stock and what analysts are saying is something i'm trying to figure out. >> thank you, meg tirrell. we'll hear from bob iger after this. in panama, which is a city of roughly 2 million people, we are having 5,000 new cars being sold every month. this is a very big problem for us with respect to fast and efficient transportation. it's kind of a losing proposition to keep going this way. we are trying to tackle the problem with several different modes. one of them is the brand new metro. we had a modest forecast: 110,000 passengers per day in the firs

with a lot of start of groups that go kite surfing with him there twice a year.raising. they raised about 600 grand last night at an ocean gala. charitable efforts also getting launched a there. anybody finds their way there. david, i think we need to do that. atid: cory johnson, editor large for bloomberg and a kite surfer there. have a programming note. west" expense to a full hour beginning at 6 p.m. you sometime tonight. theng up we will hear from global cohead of m&a at goldman sachs. ♪ . buddy- nice place, nice car what happened? well, it all started with my free credit score from credit sesame.com. they gave me so much more than a free credit score. credit sesame's money management tools and personalized offers saved me tons of money and helped me reach my goals. i just signed up with their free app. what's my credit score? your credit score is 650. that's magic! no, that's credit sesame.com you get so much more than a free credit score so do more with your score at credit sesame.com >> it is 3:00 p.m. in new york, it got p.m. in london, and for a copy and

he's got himself all kited out. two go-pros going, he's expecting a major crash or an awesome video. i don't know how you ride roller skates over this pock-marked ground, but he manages to do it. he's got special skates you can see this roll over the off-road terrain. it didn't go south. >> ooh, i didn't die. >> why do i have a feeling that he has done that before and that's why he's wearing all of that safety gear. >> cute dogs do cute things, right? >> be a slightly. >> all over the internet. >> let's start off with 6-month-old aj. cute as pie. aj is, tia's dog. she posted this to my facebook page. he's got a fascination with the broom. he likes to clean. >> he's getting swept up in the excitement a little. [ crickets ] >> sit, stay. >> this english bulldog nickname nicknamed lunch box. has an affinity for boxes. >> who doesn't. >> i love those faces. >> grr! >> the lunch box is making lunch >> pretty much. >> like a pancake. >> broken it down before little lunch box got to it. they should have let little lunch bo

not necessarily the best kite flying weather.t's already time to start thinking about the weekend. saturday looks pretty good. we'll be back into the 50s by the weekend. we'll have to enjoy the mild weather while it's here. we get it for today and wednesday and thursday look pretty well. there's that november chill. 30 in manassas. 3 37 here. plan on 30s and 40s early this morning. you'll need your jacket on the way out the door. low to mid-60s by noon and mid perhaps in a few spotsly later this afternoon. sun's down by 5:00. dry today and dry for most of tomorrow. there's our next rain chance moving toward st. louis and memphis. if you're flying, you could have delays. no troubles if you're going to stay on the eastern seaboard for sure. here's future weather. sunny, nice, mild, almost warm today. some spots might get close to 70 degrees. clouds do come back tomorrow. tomorrow will be a touch cooler but i think we'll stay dry. it shows our best, best chance for rain will be coming up on thursday. might get a little chance for ra

how thieves are using dating web kites to target their next victim. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. good tuesday morning, 4:00 on november 12. i am julie grauert. >> daniel: i am daniel miller. we appreciate your company this morning. more rain is on the way. fox25 stormtracker meteorologist shiri spear joins us with the timing of the next batch wet weather. good morning. >> shiri: good morning, you guys. at least we are starting off dry, but i wouldn't be shocked if you get a quick little spritz in the form of a little bit of drizzle and a little bit of mist. overall looking at clouds. temperatures in the 40s from boston at 46 to 41 in worcester boston at 46 to 41 in worcester. 41 in portsmouth, new hampshire 41 in portsmouth, new hampshire. a little milder for the cape. but through 7 a.m. the clouds are hanging tight. slight chance of drizzle. much better chance one he hit noontime with temps around 50 degrees. we start seeing widely scattered showers. they grow in coverage into the evening commute. a snapshot at 5 p.m. slower to g

juliet: the kite is impressive. what am i going to say. mary de blasio has canceled his form for president. the one he was planning on having in iowa. no one signed up for it. not one presidential hopeful was being called a bipartisan discussion on income inequality. it was sent to plate a -- it was set to take place next month. ben: new york attorney general ordering sports websites to stop taking bets in new york state. juliet: draft kings. i am not familiar with the sites. fox5 teresa priolo. she is becoming familiar with them. doing some investigating. >> reporter: we are all in prime position. good morning. you have to ask yourself, are these games of skill or games of chance. the attorney believes they are games of chance. he wants all of these websites to stop accepting money and allowing new yorkers to bet on them. he says there nothing more than schemes to get rich quick. >> the hottest thing in fantasy baseball. >> reporter: new york attorney general has teamed these fantasy sports sites, which promise the potential to win $1 mil

so heather, go fly a kite. >> okay. >> on the grand central. >>> oh that'll be a problem. traffic camera and i'll show you the grand central parkway. and honestly i don't think anybody should be standing in the middle of the grand central parkway flying a kite but if you want to drive along it looks like you're going to do okay. no major problems there. but let's go over to our maps and i can tell you that the l.i.e. going westbound the ramp to the grand central parkway you can't do that yet. they have the ramp closed down with some overnight construction. a. trains service is suspended between 168th street and 207th street. that's because of fast track repairs. metro-north, long island railroad, and new jersey transit running on or close to schedule. you have minor delays inbound at the george washington bridge. the lincoln still has some construction. the holland has some construction that should be cleared away by 5:00 a.m. if you are crossing the george washington bridge, the inbound upper level has completely been reopened. lower level doing fine. actually -- both dir

there is something weird in our society where if all of a sudden speeding on the beltway kite you 10 years, we all do it, but the person who got caught we would have zero sympathy for and to so there is a quick, it's never later-- evolutionary thing we have that once you break the law you become the other and we don't have to feel any sympathy or empathy for your match is going to take as growing out of a and part it is when i grew up i didn't know anyone who went to prison. i don't think my kids know anyone who doesn't know someone that went to prison and we will get to a point where we will jail so may people that we will all have more firsthand experiences and that may be what it takes a. >> quickly, i totally agree with kevin. money and public safety is how i talk to conservatives. do you like spending $80 billion a year of your money? >> then they say that's because they get plasma screen tvs and comfortable beds. >> you got the comfy year bed. >> my bed wet from this that too like that take.safe a lot. i talk about public safety a lot, which is these people like 93% of prisoner

. >> we expect kite tense confrontations with turkey because of the downs of the russian jet on tuesday. the syrians are annoyed with turkey, as well. >> let's just listen in for a moment. >> without any military standard, double standard. we have to abandon double standards and act and abandon support for terrorist organizations. >> and we have to join forces to contain this taker. it is the responsibility this we shared and undertaken by the regional powers and neighboring countries. >> they say devoted to united nation security but at the same time say -- >> objections of turkish government that led to the downing of russian war plane and yesterday's president putin conference, it was assessment was expressed. >> we are continuing raising more and more questions about the level of turkey real interest in fighting terrorism in syria and resolving situation in syria. >> as president putin many times mentioned, the terrorist challenges requires entire community, international community consideration of effort and has to be done under the -- within the international law. >> as vladimir p

you kite -- time. -- in0 p.m. come existing the u.s. let us bring in richard jones.us cranny. richard jones, great to have you with us this point. the data that has come in from we were just looking at the german pmi as a single data point. manus wass what talking about last week. i do not think the germans are in charge anymore of what decisions get made on broad monetary policy in the eurozone. the pmi eyes are always interesting to follow. those inflation numbers that mr. draghi himself -- those are for most on his mind. what we have at the moment is a narrow focus on inflation. commodity stories that play into that. at the turn of the year, we will have a different actor. an uptick in headline inflation. does it move the dial? >> i wonder how bigfx will be. i am not an oil expert. i am not a technical analyst. every time i see wti get down to 40 and tried to balance, it does not bounce very much. it strikes me that we have all fields want to go lower and wga -- wti could trade lower. jonathon: manus cranny joins us on set. you have to take responsibility for your

the activity planner, kite surfing is best over the ocean. chilly to mild if you are running.to walk very far because it is chilly >> the holiday ice rink san francisco officeup square will open with a special break the ice ceremony with a special guest from the "peanuts," movie. it will be open each day from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. through january 18. a portion of the seams will benefit the san francisco recreation and packs department. the young square tree lighting ceremony is november 27th a day after thanksgiving and oakland will light its tree in jack london square a week later on december 4. >> target is making it easier for bay area residents to get groceries. >> pinterest wants you to get out your credit card. >> remember to take us with you as you head out the door. as you head out the door. stay tuned. as you head out the door. stay tuned. with a 100% electric nissan what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. >> novato,

reporter: kite happen here? something on the mines of most americans tonight. t release disturbing new video threat. you are looking at still picture too taken from a new video sharing terrorist threatening to attack washington, d.c. the islamic militants warn any country taking part in airstrikes on syria could suffer the same fate as france. in a series of attacks in paris pry ta. 129 people are killed in jude including 23-year-old no hemigonzal, a college student from californi only saying it has not received information indicating a potential attack here. >> france is at work. the acts committed near stad de france are an act of war. >> ordered french fighter chet jeths to hit target. as international manhunt is now underway for abdel hamid abu. the suspected mastermind be hind friday's attacks. authorities are looking for the eighth terrorist in the paris massacres. secretary of state john kerry has land in for aris and promised the u.s. will not turn is back on france. >> we will do our duty side by said and will prevail. see core tin paris remains tight.

scientist at harvard school of public health says kite lower the risk of heart disease, parkinson's and type two diet tess. the risk of suicide. it unt did mat ert the coffee has caffeine. there is something thing beans but as usual, pore search is needed. >> love it it, though. good. heresy's joining the movement to kiss natural flavors good-bye making the kiss and chocolate bars a little bit healthier by going natural. only natural ingredients will be used like va nil lan could butter. t are being shipped to stores as we speak. they are joining others in a move to paque food. dari: mcdone ailed getting rid $1 menu. it starts in january. you will be able to choose any two mcdoubles, mcchings, small fries for $2. the fast-food chains trying toking if boost the slump in sales but one of the biggest problems has been the constant change confusing menus. you don't recognize it. steve: trying to funneled the right thing again. dozens of lucky kids in new jersey get a speak macy's thanksgiving day parade. six floats will make debut next week including big city cheer by spirit of america and

today's protest included live bands, kite flying, and face painting. objects have been found in candy handed out to trick or treaters in a philadelphia suburb. they were inside wrapped twix bars handed out halloween night, but it is still unclear when the needles were placed in the candy, during packaging or distribution, or after it was purchased. >>> new house speaker paul ryan is ruling out comprehensive immigration reform while president obama is in office. on abc's this week, the new leader of the republican controlled house sleaze not work with obama on the issue because the president can't be trusted. >> i think he's proven untrust worthy on this issue. he tried to go around congress to rewrite laws unilaterally. presidents don't write laws. congress writes laws. so, yes, i do not believe insurance and we won't, bring immigration legislation with a president we cannot trust on this issue. >> the decision puts off any prospect of addressing a comprehensive immigration overhaul until at least 2017, after the presidential race and obama's departure

that's the big picture, let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: kite boarder, ginger!tation, it's breezy and cool temperatures around 50. this afternoon's high, 58. gusty winds today and most of tomorrow. serenading ginger. it's a very exciting day for the singers of one direction and their fans, the band releasing its brand-new album this morning, it's called "made in the a.m." and we caught up with them in ireland to get a look at what life is really like on the road. ♪ nobody can drag me down >> reporter: it has been a whirlwind year for one direction. ♪ playing sold out stadiums of screaming fans in america, asia and europe. today their fifth album "made in the a.m." is out and we caught up with the band in ireland. >> we set out very much with the intention to make the best album that we've made so far and we're very happy and very proud of the fact that we think that we've done that. >> reporter: with megahits like "drag me down ♪ ♪ nobody can drag me down ♪ nobody nobody >> reporter: and their newest single "perfect." ♪ baby i'm perfect i'm perfect for you ♪ >>

the best character was dylan as the kite. >> but weekend today the voice you nailed this. you as carson, look at this. >> wow. wow. >> listen to the blind audition auditions. this is the seventh show i hosted already. if i'm not on television at any moment i'll die. we've got a special show for you. a full lineup to get to. our first contestant from los angeles. >> you were really good at getting the mannerisms down. >> i studied carson. he was sitting right across from me dressed as gwen stefani. >> disturbing. >> oh, man. that's not right. >> sheinelle was pharrell. >> it rhymes. >> there is erica as blake shelton. >> not even close. >> that was good. >> you were awesome. got it right down. >> you and your family. >> our town goes nuts during halloween. i think because it's saturday, it started probably around 2:00. had kids already. i probably went through 3,000 pieces of candy. i went to the store twice. >> we were kids my parents just would send us out, because we live in the projects and you would dump, after you got your haul you went out and started replenishing th

as it didn't talk to it because we can only kites the structure. >> 90 now there is testimony that even as more weight to the concerns because the testimony is saying what is put into that structure which is trash i wasn't aware of if you look at on one of the photographs her you can see that this particular structure is directly underneath the balcony now if there is trash inside of it and it is flammable and on fire and kids near that railing i wouldn't want to be that kid. >> what's in the other. >> when we saw in. >> yeah. but what is in the one not discussed. >> i don't know but we saw earlier trash stored in one of them. >> do you know if there is trash in the other one. >> i don't know i'm commenting on one of the neighbors provides on it photo we don't get into that in the violation. >> but that's my points john, i really feel we're being this seems like is a homeowners association we're dealing with that as a violation you know. >> well, we get a complaint and act like any other complaint this is a difficult case i'd like to be in our position we did our job and anger. >> well,

>> well, kite be. we'll have to wait.t i would own an island somewhere but it could be. >> you and me. >> but it could be the thing that tips this over to getting a rate hike. they watch two things. they watch unemployment and watch inflation. inflation is nowhere so we don't have a reason to raise rates but jobs, who can argue. >> you can't really. seen these diamonds? i want to. >> two giant diamonds going on the auction block and could, they could, they could, they could make history. i'm going to over to lilly. she hates diamonds. you're aware of that. >> i hate might be a strong word. this first one is from christies. >> so small.Ñ)zre >> 16 car rats, the largest -- a vivid fancy peek, the purest form of pink possible. >> sowms like something on chelsea. just saying. >> as oppose -- weighs two pennies. >> look at that hand. >> how much is it going to go for? >> i don't know. more than i have. >> they're estimating 23 to 28 million. >> what? >> yes. and that's a steal. >> oh -- there are two, right? you have another o

obviously people in your position don't want to pay 90% -- >> i dare say, unless you're high as a kite you wouldn't volunteer to pay 90%. right? unless you really did see a considerable bang for the buck and it was worth it. but a lot of the timesow realize it's not worth it, and given some track records of the government, doesn't always work, right? >> yeah. absolutely. but the reality is, we have to look at the injustice of the system as it exists right now. >> then do you think maybe if everyone paid a little bit more for this, would you pay a little bit more for this, besides the rich, to pay for -- it's worth it, you think -- >> people already paying for this. >> i asked it differently. i asked would you and your friends your mom and your dad and your family -- would they happily pay more to dish. >> yes -- >> to provide all the benefits you just outlined. >> of course, we already are. >> no no, no, you're saying to pay for the things you wanted, the rich should pay significantly more than they're paying right now. now you're telling me -- >> that's exactly what i'm saying. everyo

at his bedside his father, sean, watched his son go from being catatonic to what he calls high as a kiteh are you on the morphine? >> i'm not high on -- >> i watched friends of mine die from taking the same drugs that he took. >> you see, sean was a drug addict, and he had struggled for decades to get clean. >> it was scary. it was important for him not to take these drugs if he could avoid it. >> if he could avoid them. i know how addictive they are. i've seen it. it scared the hell out of me. >> but sean is not scared of marijuana and neither is chaz. >> this right here, i don't get sick off of it. i can't overdose. >> and chaz is right about that. while there are fatal accidental prescription medicine overdoses, every 19 minutes in this country, there are virtually no reports of fatal marijuana overdoses. and it's perhaps one of the biggest reasons most people think pot is safe. in fact, a new study of children showed that by high school only one in five think marijuana is harmful. that's the lowest number in more than two decades, and it's something we heard over and over as we trave

two police officers are charged with killing the boy who was kiting in the front seat of his dad's car. and now there are reports that the deadly encounter may have started with a 911 call about a bar fight involving the boy's father. nbc's gabe gutierrez is on the scene. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the two officers are being held here without bail. the chase reportedly started after the father got into some sort of argument with his girlfriend in a local pool hall and someone called 911. but exactly what happened next is unclear. today we're hearing more about that young life cut short. this morning friends and family are membering 6-year-old jeremy martin. >> heartwrenching. your heart is burning because you don't know how to feel. >> miranda siegler was his baby sitter for four years and said he was autistic and full of life. ever think of having around you. for a child to be so loving, it was just amazing in the most wonderful feeling you could ever experience. >> reporter: on tuesday night jeremy was buckled into the frfoont seat of his father's suv when he was

if you go fly a kite david. some wind gusts on saturday. and then 58 on sunday. but look at next week. . thes still around 60 to 6 -- temperatures still around 60 to 65 degrees so no harsh cold anytime soon. >> it's going to knock the leaves off the trees. >> more mess to have to clean up. >> the leaves >> thankfully we have vacuums now these days right? >> those are great. [ laughter ] >> right? >> thank you bill. >>> thanks bill. stunning video, a 13-year-old boy shoved to the ground by a police officer in school. >>> a middle schooler slammed to the ground by a police officer. burglars raise a racket. and a skier survives a terrifying fall. just some of the stories that were caught on camera and caught our attention. we begin in florida where a school resource officer's takedown of a 13-year-old boy has landed him behind bars. it began when officer mario bedea confronted the teen in the lobby of the middle school. he first points at the boy then he grabbed the teen's face and shoves the 84-pound boy so hard, he stumbles backwards. that's when the officer yanks

a trillion dollars trying to find -- the precursor, the junior level of isis, when it was just ail kite ta in iraq. and the lead er, al baghdadi is iraqi. and that didn't work. we are not willing to send another 100,000 troops, spend another ten years and another trillion dollars. it is hard to see how there would be a dent here and the track record is not only will there not be a dent but may see something worse than isis. that's why you have secretary kerry very doggedly, very intensively but somewhat under the radar pursuing this diplomatic track 24/7. he's intensely pursuing it. that's the other piece here. you have the pr military component going forward an the serious diplomatic track. >> such a three dimensional chess game. think of all the interest groups in there, the saudis, iranians in there, who isn't in there and tied to some other terrorist entity. iranians with hezbollah. we could go on and on and on. this is not a simple problem to solve by any stretch of the imagination. >> that's certainly true but there are precedence. there was a civil war in lebanon solved. the key

. >> if someone caught for cocaine, but if you're been convicted check kiting no way you should worktreasury. >> not as you go with the federal government there is a lost red tape. not like you walk in the door, two weeks later you are working. this goes down to people, whether working for the post office or various different things, there are definitely jobs that, if you are going for a job that is that high-profile and something working with the irs, there is really detailed and long, extensive pros he is you go through in order to get the kind of job where having white collar crime where obviously would be issue there. trish: let me, let me give final thought to you here, ford, as we wrap up. i guess my big concern, one thing to be talking about this on the government level. i worry that given some of the executive orders we've seen from our president, did he not go as far as he wanted here? would he prefer to see something like this for all private employers? at that point, aren't you really running some serious risks. >> trish, first of all some companies already adopted this no

the illinois police officer whose sheeting death led to a massive manhunt in september kited himself staging the scene to look like a homicide. police say his suicide follows years of his stealing money from his department's youth program. his death set off a massive manhunt that cost suburban police departments more than $300,000 in overtime costs. >>> a source close to egyptian investors telling reuters the cause of the russian plane crash in egypt is looking more like an explosion, but whether it is a fuel explosion or a bomb is still unclear. one of the two black boxes from the plane was damaged according to egypt's civil aviation ministry. >>> formal charges have been filed against the woman accused of driving her car into a crowd of spectators at oklahoma state's homecoming parade last month. she is charged with four counts of second degree murder and 46 counts of felony assault. >>> the first snowfall of the season in flagstaff, arizona, could be a recordbreaker. so far 4.5 inches have fallen and forecasters say more is on the way. the current record is five inches. that was s

obviously people in your position don't want to pay 90% -- >> i dare say, unless you're high as a kite, you wouldn't volunteer to pay 90%. right? unless you really did see a considerable bang for the buck and it was worth it. but you realize it's not worth and given the track record with government, doesn't always work. right? >> yeah. absolutely. but the reality is, we have to look at the injustice of the system right now. >> that went on for the better part of eight minutes. let me cut to the chase. talking about how really isic these goals were to have the government pick up the tab for everybody's education to forgive debts and mandate $15 minimum wage and on and on we go. it was such an unusual type of interview and exchange that it engendered a viral type of the nature we rahrly see on fox business, and the woman who has been crunching it is jolene kent. >> the response on social media has been simply tremendous. take a look at this. your interview with million student march co-0,er has been viewed -- co-organizer has been viewed 2 about 2 million times on facebook, 64,000 likes,

kite affiliated group based in northern mali has claimed responsibility for the attack. the state department says one american is among those reported killed the name has been released no name release of our. the diplomat from a dutch citizen died along with two hostage-takers. >> pam: been exactly one week since the terror attack in paris a huge investigation continues all across europe capt. is here now with the latest developments in capt. can tell us what happened today. >> catherine: 12130 tonight and new information of the woman described as europe's first female suicide bomber. turn out she was not a suicide bomber after all. >> catherine: prosecutor's office says the woman killed during this raid on an apartment in paris ever did not flow herself off as police previously thought 26 years old was the cousin of the man suspected of planting the terrorist attack now officials have backed away from that story she debt unaided suicide best. they now think the third assist terrorist standing next to her was the one who led off the bomb as police were closing in hours a

here's where he puts them all the time, these are kites with i'm not using anymore, but they are verynd surface. this is some old wind surf gear. >> to manipulate the fake wings, the team creates fake mechanics using a nintendo wii controller and a smartphone. >> you would think the mechanics are reacting on the movement of yarno's arms. it's all animation. >> the team tries out the wings. >> now we are ready to go to our first test flight. >> we thought it would be very strange and disturbing that yarno from the very first test, it already works. so we thought we'll make a first test flight, which would not succeed. >> for the final video, floris and his team make sure that yarno succeeds in his goal of flying like a bird. to accomplish this, they combine authentic footage with computer animation. >> we went through the park, and i was actually wearing the wings, but i wasn't able to run with it or walk with it. it was just completely a film prop. >> the actual scene where he's running and going through the air, that's filmed in an empty field and completely done on the computer. >>

i kite frankly haven't watched six episodes. >>sit at home today might be a good day. rainy day. like to have a decent conversation around here. about this show. >> it was a sexy episode also great music. spoiler alert hit mute for 30 seconds. let's listen to some of the music from last night. jamal is perfecting a new song but realizing it mean cookie has been working with him and despite them being at competing labels so there's some more strife wng the family. jealous. that's the moment that his mother has has been helping when she shouldn't. promoter but the men capture. but has his own protege here working on a song that is unlocking a lot about his past. lots of rapping this episode. so see what happens next, empire returns on fox 5 next wednesday and reemp out here on good day. we're learning moreing the possible reason between gaifn and gwen. another famous couple breaking up, and then the nanny is blamed, it is uncovered by another nanny who found photos and plans to meet up on family gavin's phone connected to ipad so the cloud sent it all figured it out and gave it to

neil: unless you are high as a kite you would not volunteer to pay 90%. even if you took all the money from the rich you say are getting away with murder, took it all away, it wouldn't support one entitlement in this country for three years. >> i don't believe that. i just don't, that sounds completely ludicrous to me. neil: do you know what it will cost to mandate a $15 minimum wage across the country, have everyone's student loan paid off, pay for public college? do you have a rough idea, the cost of the educational part on the student loan? >> absolutely. $1.3 trillion in student debt, that is just the beginning and billions of dollars neil: taxing the 1%? 100%? >> is it close to the number, $15 trillion to bail out the banks in 2008? neil: a reminder. which would barely keep medicare going for three years, one area even if we've reposition it to go into the area you want, we don't have enough to do it so you have to find other means of getting money, right? >> i think that that is the starting point. neil: no idea something like that, no one got angry

but that doesn't ex kites. it was still the death much thousands of their fellow countrymen. now they are saying those deaths don't mean anything in the larger scale. yes they died and that was terrible. but think about people's feelings. bill: mom and daddy dean by alan dershowitz. >> he hits him in the face with a padlock. bill: trump's word for dr. ben carson and the people supporting him. our political panel is going to take it on. martha: it looked a little bit like christmas. that was my comment when you watched the jets-bills game. bill: it reminded me of my starbucks cup this week. hi. i'm matt mccoy. how long have you had your car insurance? i ask because i had mine for over 20 years before i switched and saved hundreds with the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. i had done a lot of comparison shopping. the rate was like half of what i was paying. [ female announcer ] $420 is the average amount drivers save when they switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. you know, it makes me wonder why everyone 50 and over hasn't switched. [ female

position, you know, don't want to pay 90% in taxes because-- >> i dare say unless you're high as a kitet volunteer to pay 90%. unless it was a drop in the bucket. but a lot of times it's not worth it, given track record with government it doesn't always work, right? >> yeah, i mean, absolutely, but the reality we have to look at the injustice of the system as it exists right now. neil: do you think maybe if everyone paid a little bit more for this, would you pay a little bit more for this, besides the rich, to pay for it if it's worth. people already are paying for this, yes. neil: i asked it differently. would you, keeley, and your friends and your mom and your dad and your family would they happily pay more to provide benefits. >> of course, we already are. neil: no, no, you said to pay for things you wanted the itch r should pay significantly more than they're paying now. >> exactly what i'm saying, everyone's already paying. neil: they're not. now, you're saying the added, these added benefits that you want and fine benefits, don't get me wrong. you think your friends, their parents

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. >> actually the best c iracter was dylan as the kite. >> on roller skates. >> "weekend today," "the voice," you guys nailed this. you as carson, take a look. >> i haven't seen this. >>e wow. wow. >> hey, guys, welcome to the blind auditions of season nine of "the voice." my name is carson daly. the seventh tv show i've hosted already today. my doctor says if i'munot on television at any given moment i'll die. got a very special show, a full lineup if you want to get right to it. >> you are really good at getting the mannerisms down. >> that was really good. >> i studied carson -- carson was sitting right awho is from me dressed at gwen stefani. >> very disturbing. >> makes a good woman. >> sorry, carson. >> oh, man. that's just not right. >> yoidre awesome. >> and look at dylan as adam levine. >> sheinelle was pharrell. >> sheinelle, pharrell. >> and erica as blake shelton. >> not even close. >> that ain't right. >> that was good. >> you were awesome. >> thank you very much. >> got right down. >> you and your family -- >> our town goes nuts during halloween. i think because it's sat