he hooks back inside and his reservation for six to serve your touchdown knolls. they knolls. they pounded boston college yesterday 457. -- 45-7. the quarterback left the game with a shoulder contusion and he should play next week. >>> usf returned from the by we later on tonht memphis. you will still in outside looking in went comes to playing at the american conference championship game. the bolt the 29th and their final two games and get help and hope for temple lost in order to earn a spot in the title game. there is still a lot that can happen between it today and the next three weeks. >>> the championship will matter if we don't take your business. >> it wasn't long ago will must have roamed the sidelines of the swap. two years ago to be exact. since being five florida must have and his new team the south carolina gamecocks returned to gainesville leader on this afternoon. there to face his former team. what will be like facing the gators. was something he hasn't thought about it but he says his emotions will probably hit him right when he walks into the swamp this after

were up big but fumbled a punt th gator not getting it done, knolls up 24-13. >>> miami hosting duke today, brad on the brink of cane's history, here strike to walton, miami down early, takes the lead on that touch down for good then it is david, 76 yards now kia becomes miami's all time leader in passing yards in this game. canes win 421 but you go through the history of miami football, rod, i mean, hall of famer, type quarterbacks kia . >>> tonight's winning lottery numbers, pick four, 9, 7, 2, 5. and fantasy five, 3, 17, 26, 29, 36. lotto, and power ball. 17, 19, 21, 37, 44, and the power >>> we were just talking about our tennessee friends. >> indeed. >> lost to vanderbilt. >>> that's all the time we have, that's your sports segment good night. >> good evening from longwood

secret service agents thought the gunfire came from an automatic weapon fired possibly from a grassy knollup the grassy surface, i thought, they're chasing a gunman. i ran with him. >> the report is that the attempted assassin, we now hear it was a man and a woman. >> i got to the top, looked around. a policeman went over the fence so i went over the fence too. there was nothing there. >> a television newsman said he looked up just after the shot was fired and saw a rifle being withdrawn from a fifth or sixth floor window. >> it was originally thought that the shots came from here, and now it is believed the shots came from this building here. >> the police officers are running back to the texas school depository building. they are going to continue searching in that building for the would-be assassin of the president. >> down town dallas is in a virtual state of siege. they are combing the floors of the texas book depository building in an effort to find the suspected assassin. >> in the building on the sixth floor we found an area near an area that had been partially blocked off by boxes

at a -- prohip knoll at a pa alternative my -- fraternity party, a rape conspiracy by planning sexual assault and intentionally drugging unsuspecting women. as long as college men continue to see women as sexual prey or trophies, rape will continue to plague college campuses. as an aside, just a couple days ago i learned of a new fingernail polish that detects rape drugs in drinks. girls dip their fingernails, and the polish changes colors if rape drugs are present. now, the need for this product is evidence of a growing problem and should concern us. addressing party rape is compounded by the fact that women don't report it. and when alcohol is involved, only 2.7% of victims report their assault. only 2.7%. the combination of a party atmosphere with alcohol flowing and the acceptance of rape myths that include victim blaming or fantasies that victims actually enjoy rape, myths that may begin in pornography but are perpetuated by fraternities and jock culture make colleges and universities especially fertile hunting ground for serial rapists and men who are willing to force sex. the e

they routed the knolls and steve helps florida. this was the first national championship. >>> fsu florida won't play for a trophy on saturday. check this out. it's fitting. you have to logo that's 160 pounds. 160 in total. the top detaches. think of whoever wins this thing. >> that's why you aren't a sports celebrity. >> i still hit the jim. we'll be back. z26lvz zy6z y26lvy yy6y y26jvy yy6y hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. hmmm... more. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. happy thanksgiving from publix. >>> you could say this black bear was thankful of this family in florida that left the garage door open. he went straight for the cakes and skipped the pies. >> i'm straight for the apple our gigantic meatball topped with parmesan cream sauce and stuffed with delicious melted mozzarella. captioning sponsored

the strains you were exposed to as a child could play a knoll whether you get the whether you get the virus later in life. exposure at a young age was good for everyone. >>> environmental police officers captured a moose on the run in springfield. officers were able to immobilize the moose with chemicals and then they took it to an area where it was ultimately released. >>> the count down is on for nathaniel hall holiday spectacular. you can see the 80 feet norway spruce from sky eye. the in na tree in the marketplace will be decorated -- decorated -- -- you can see the free in the marketplace. it will be decorated with more than 350,000 lights. and we invite you to join us for the holiday spectacular live on wbz at 8:00 p.m. >>you did? >>i did on tuesday. and it looks great. >>i love it because next week will be the time we've got to bear down and get ready for the holidays. it's time to focus. >>what do we have, like, two weeks to thanksgiving. get the turkey out and start de frosting it. >>we could say gronk is halfway there. >>> showing off his best bon joey impression. -- jovi .

. >> that was christine knoll reporting. another reason not to grab that coke and maybe go for water. researchers say those who regularly drank the sugary developing prediabetes. a study found there was no link to diabetes and diet soda. >>> the red holiday cups return to starbucks on thursday. to celebrate their arrival, customers in the u.s. and canada who buy a holiday beverage gets one free. this follows bringing out a green holiday come a couple weeks ago. >>> people living along the coast get some spectacular the contonight risk -- constant risk of a tsunami. engineers have come up with a device they hope will help people in case the worst happens. they are calling them survival capsules. people would strap themselves insides the pod which is tote tethered to the ground. >> i think it's an interesting concept. i think it's an interesting idea. >> the capsule is meant to handle the impact of the tsunami and resulting debris. engineers who designed this are so confident in their work, they would be willing to go over nia

did you see anyone firing from the grassy knoll that day? >> i did not see it because nobody did.ause] there were only three shots fired. all three came from the sixth floor window of the section school book depository. no other shots were fired. that's a fact. >> there are feature films which will soon be released, lbj and jackie. have you had any input on them or gotten a chance to see them? because they feature, center around the assassination time. >> i have not seen them, but i'm looking forward to seeing both of them. thank you. >> what would you say about the situation that gerald ford came into, vice president, then-president getting ready to retire, does he get enough credit for coming in and doing what he did such as it was? >> no, he doesn't. he needs a great deal more credit than he gets. he was a wonderful man placed into an extremely difficult position, and he did the best he could. [applause] >> and one of the things you like to point out about gerry ford is chevy chase made a lot of fun of him, and it really wasn't accurate. >> not at all. you know, at one point pr

did you see anyone firing from the grassy knoll that day? >> i did not see it because nobody did.ause] there were only three shots fired. all three came from the sixth floor window of the section school book depository. no other shots were fired. that's a fact. >> there are feature films which will soon be released, lbj and jackie. have you had any input on them or gotten a chance to see them? because they feature, center around the assassination time. >> i have not seen them, but i'm looking forward to seeing both of them. thank you. >> what would you say about the situation that gerald ford came into, vice president, then-president getting ready to retire, does he get enough credit for coming in and doing what he did such as it was? >> no, he doesn't. he needs a great deal more credit than he gets. he was a wonderful man placed into an extremely difficult position, and he did the best he could. [applause] >> and one of the things you like to point out about gerry ford is chevy chase made a lot of fun of him, and it really wasn't accurate. >> not at all. you know, at one point pr

the alabama will get their shot and they would like to notch another "w" against the knolls. one big hurtle stopping the locomotive in the back field melvin cook. >> you look at his plays, both running and catching, and he is -- this guy is a special, special player that is going to play a long time at the next level. just as talking is enjoys watching good things on film, this guy is awful fun to watch. >>> all right. it is going to be empty for the bulls if they don't play in the aac championship game. hard to believe with a nine-win season and a chance to make program history winning an elusive ten they won't be conference champions but they can make history and it can and for our bull nation but for me it will be big for our seniors. these young men decide to come here when we first got here and they chose usf. >>> one college hoop to pass along losing to florida atlantic, 78-62 and we are back in a minute. and change. cl >>> one more look at this beautiful seven days. a lot of folks visiting up. upper 70s and low 80s. we had chilly air and a thing of the past. the only t

west hampered police say 24-year-old vince knoll lance of media was an employee at eagle disposal. he was working along willis street pike yesterday morning when investigator say a ford or mercury suv hit him. driver just kept on going. medic took the man to local hospital. did he not make it. police are searching for the drive. >>> a bull broke free in the city of philadelphia. although his freedom was short lived he gained wait a fooling unsocial mode ya this afternoon. brad sattin spoke with stunned folks who saw the whole thing an very sad ending. brad. >> reporter: when you've seen it all this played out between two and 3:00 o'clock this afternoon. it ended behind me on vine street. prior to that this bull was spotted on i-95 before that it was in kensington certainly an impressive escape but lucy as you mention add very sad ending. the reaction to a bull running down i-95 was predictable. >> can't be. no bulls around. where is the farm out. >> i think i'm in the out west. >> reporter: the bull did come from out west lancaster. it and 30 other farm animals cattle, sheep and go

police got the call overnight -- they went to a home along knoll avenue -- someone reported a woman being beaten in the home. officers tried getting those inside to come out -- even using the loud speaker on the squad car. they eventually forced their way in -- and found a woman with briuses and a bite mark on her forehead. police say patrick berry's been arrested -- and charged with assault domestic abuse. a plea deal for a man accused of attempting to abduct and sexually assault a girl. robert robbins, of dubuque, pleading guilty to enticing a according to court documents from our coverage partners at the telgraph herald... robbins grabbed the girl as she was walking home from school in march of last year. he apparently pulled her to a shed, but she was able to get away. robbins is expected to be given a suspended ten-year prison sentence. water cannons in freezing temperatures. pipeline protestors demanding a sheriff resign. people protesting the dakota access pipeline in north dakota believe law enforcement has gone too far. they sprayed water on protestors crowd control. law enforcem

with an 8 mill meter camera he stood on his concrete ledge on the grassy knoll. >> when he saw the lius >> he was the eyes for america. on to that horrible day? >> that's right. i think the film in many ways, the film is really america's memory of this event. >> reporter: the story of the film is far more than those 26 seconds of video. as alexander zapruda recounts. >> you have the film? >> within hours her grandfather was thrust in front of the open up, all blood and everything. i kept on shooting. >> reporter: the government took copies of the film but left zapruda with the original. he wanted the film to be protected out of respect for the kennedys. he protected it to "life" magazine. >> their interest was actually in protecting the american people. and, protecting the kennedys. which in today's world, seems completely unfathomable. the whole concept of privacy is practically obsolete. >> reporter: for the next 12 years, life kept the original under wraps. >> if you are at all queasy, don't watch this film. >> reporter: in 1975, geraldo, aired a bootleg copy. >> the most horrifying

. >> and tv crews find 3 cows stranded on a grassy knoll in hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. oh look who's here! i know i had one more... hmmm... more. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. one more? in the end, all we really need more of, is each other. >>> safety and containment. carolina. >> we're finding out that the containment in the mountains is getting difficult because of the very, very dry conditions. the fire right here is the second highest priority fire in the nation. i think the first high priority fire is in georgia at this point in time. we are around the area of the highest priority fire according to the federal wild service. >> more than 20 wildfires are burning in thousands of acres have burned and hundreds had to leave home. only a few structures were damaged. >>> dozens of firefighters from the triangle are on the front line. crews from wake and orange

see that little knoll over there to the west? tomorrow morning, we'll start hauling these wagons up there the best way we can. we can get 'em high enough there so that they'll be out of any danger of the flood. we'll be all right till we get some new stock. well, buying horses calls for horses, major. most of us are-- mr. logan, there's $1,500 in the emergency fund. well, i don't rightly know. i don't know where the devil mccullough is, i can't send hawks, and i can't go myself. i've sure got to have somebobo who knows about horseflesh. i was raised buying and selling horses. i've done it all my life. let me go. what about your wife? you've got a baby due, you know. major, women have been having babies for a long time. i guarantee you, i could swing a better deal than anybody on this train. it's important to me. i'd consider it a personal favor. s any reason for you not to go. the main thing is to get those horses here as quick as possible. $1,500 is a lot of money, major. the way things shape up now, it's a matter of life and de

joseph knoll, a junior at osu on the street a few feet away. >> i heard a bunch of screaming. i took my headphones out. and all of these people were rushing over this way. at first i thought it was some sort of game or something. and until i could see faces. >> reporter: what did their faces look like? >> they were terrified. >> reporter: campus police were at the scene investigating a gas leak that triggered the fire alarm and allen harougeko took action. >> chief, we got one down. critical down here. >> shooter is in custody. >> reporter: ohio state university chief of police is craig stone. >> our officer was on scene and in less than a minute he ended the situation less than a minute. he engaged the suspect. and he eliminated the threat. unfolded the university sent out alerts to students in unmistakable terms. run. hide. fight. key instructions used in campus wide training to indicate an active threat. the response was immediate. as students barricaded themselves in classrooms while waiting about two hours for the all-clear. 11 people including students and faculty were h

those descendents then have the building taken down and redirected on a knoll at oak hill. there are other family members that are entered there. this is a case where the internment are in a crypt below the structure. but that is a very significant structure. you can kind of get an idea of its scale and so forth from this picture. it is certainly distinctive because of its roof. this is one that you can see if the leaves are off of the trees from rock creek parkway. but don't stop and try throw brick. i would also point out to you, and maybe you have noticed from some of these pictures, a very popular monument in the 19 century. i think in washington dc for obvious reasons. we have them in various stages of decoration and size. most obelisks are granite. well, some are marble. there are other decorations, but you will notice that the obelisks are very prevalent here. in other cemeteries, i see them, but not to the extent we have in oak hill. mr. stanton, is buried at oak hill. in of course, he was lincoln's secretary of war. he was the one, at the time of the assassination

. >> rob and i are going to start our own grassy knoll website. >> >> i have brought you all some special dumplings from mimi change's in new york city. filled with turkey, stuffing gravy and mashed potatoes. one bite. >> should just have this on thanksgiving. >> look at this. >> dumplings. >> i don't rec >> i don't recognize the cranberry sauce. >> you like it in the can shape? >> uh-huh. >> don't forget martha has a big show coming up on "this week." dan. do you want to wave? >> bye everybody. >> have a good day. >>> good mo >>> good morning. he is the coach. we look ahead to the college football playoff. big ten got nuts on rivalry wednesday. >> it's messy now. >> number two, ohio state speight. speight. up three. nothing, bad pass. lebron james and the entire team was there. called it a bucket list item. he had never been to this matchup. drawing multiple interceptions and ohio state cuts it to 17-14. and then tyler budurbin a chanc to tie it. he does. typed at 17. ohio state scored. fourth down. to keep the game going. speight. touchdown. michigan kick as field goal. the buckeyes, th

mark knoll san at the news alert desk. >> mark: a daily grind in the courtroom can a lot of times be run of the mill until 56-year-old anthony hammond bursts in and demands to talk to the judge. take a look. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> mark: police were trying to get him out the ground and take him into custody. it is incredible and everyone in the champagne county courtroom were shocked. hammond had some kind of beef with the police division and court. safe to say he has bigger problems now. assaulting a probation officer and contempt of court just to name a few. mark nolan. >> denise: week 2 of the teacher's strike. we got a picture from concerned kindergarten students were locked out of lewisville north elementary school. after a phone call to the school, a secretary let them inside. the school district has not commented on that incident. >> chris: coming up next on cleveland 19 news at 5:00, one local suburb dealing with an i laugh, i sneeze... there goes my sensitive bladder. sound familiar? then you'll love this. incredible protection in a pad this thin. i didn't think it would

in dallas, that in their memoir we hardly knew you dave powers ofny o'donnell said from the grassy knoll ahead of the motorcade you indicated you hard a shot or felt a shot from behind you.id did you see anyone firing from grass you know that day? >> i did not see it because nobody did. >> there were only three shots fired all six kale from the texas school depository no other shots were fired, that's a fact. >> your film which will be released lbj have you had any input and get a chance to see them to feature -- around assassination time? >> i have not seen them but looking forward to seeing both of them. thank you. >> very clear. >> what would you say about the situation that gerald ford came into vice president then president getting ready to retire, did he -- get enough credit for coming in and doing what he had did such as it was no >> no, he's a good deal mark -- wonderful man placed incould. extremely difficult situation and he did the begs he could. >> one of the things you leak to point out about jerry ford iss chevy chase made a lot of fun about him -- >> at one point president

. >> it is interesting because in that place on the grass knoll people still go out there and they travel to it. the is there still crowds all the time. on that highway, very popular in dallas, they have an x right on the spot where it happened. >> on the street the there. >> i remember, growing up, every time we would go past it we would go look for the x. >> it is school book depository still there. >> it is a museum now. you can see, where lee harvey oswald where they think he was. >> they say he was there. >> and also which is interesting down the street they have a conspiracy museum because so many people think other things happened, that is just dedicated to conspiracy theories. >> another shooter on the the grassy knoll. >> all of those theories out there. >> i think for a lot of people in dallas it is unfortunate that is what dallas is always remembered, it is such a dark spot. it is a dark time in our country. >> that is right. >> for years and years people have held that begins dallas texas because it happened to happen there. >> it is exactly 7:50. look who it is, it is sue. >>

artillery on the baltimore pike pass spangler farm the between mcallister farm down here and stevens knoll there. there are 25 cannons overlooking the rebel breakthrough. i madeng to williams, arrangements for heavy artillery fire that morning. a divisionllowed by 's on the left. open, fire creating havoc in the lines. williams launches a series of faints. the first one will be made across the meadow where spangler spring is today. the meadow off to your left reaches the baltimore pike. it is wide open. as you look at this picture from left to right, against the confederate line on the lower part of culp's hill, spangler's hill. it will be done by the reinforcements that came in. henry lockwood's grade. he has -- brigade. he is a veteran of seminal wars, naval academy, no civil war experience, but he ranked , and aboutd ruger everyone else except for williams. it was a very transparent subterfuge. he will keep lockwood as a detached brigade of xii corps. lockwood will send one of his again, no experience whatsoever, coming left to right across this meadow. they seize part of the stonewall,

knolls taken down the field. francois to owen tate. 7 next time under pressure this time and francois rips into the corner. murray, the touchdown, 14-0 seminoles. right before -- dalvin cook breaking loose for 19 yards and 'noles run away 45-7 is the final. college basketball season t tipped off friday night around the state. the u.s. open opens with a 8 florida gulf coast, 80-59. high school football playoffs under way in round one. we get to see explosive performances starting with the top-ranked team in tampa bay. the plant panthers. the quarterback from the 2016 that won the first state title frustrated by franzen. blue devils threatening early. quarterback william tate perfect pass to t y duffy. duffy plant will take over behind dane franzen. he will keep it here from the 5 through the blue devil defense. 10-0 plant the first quarter. first play of the second quarter. franzen again and he has had a terrific year running the ball as quarterback. 43 yards showing nice speed. outruns the defense. the panthers r

you sane bolt no to meet you knolled to cold it sounds like your named yourself when you have five years old. all race you say won in brazil you're about to lose to man who standing still. now, i hope this helps, you have fourp gold medal less than miae tell me what's like to have a career the people only care about once ever four years. i'm sorry but miley i'm going to break that rule. little did you know most people in watching kevin james show. starting probably should have fled i run my race in ten that's brilliant another three minutes. you can see funnier in end crowd crowned bolt the winner. >> usane bolt. that not only james corden news year next year. he will take over from rapper ll coup j. who hosted last five years. most think he was asked because music industry loves him because car pool karaoke. he's also an award winning actor and comedian. show is live next year, february 12th. >>> all over social media yesterday we saw everyone saying thanks, giving thanks and posting pictures including celebrities. nearly all of those stars posted something. actress katherine zeta jones

our own grassy knoll website. >> i have brought you all some special dumplings from mimi change's in new york city. filled with turkey, stuffing gravy and mashed potatoes. an entire thanksgiving meal in one bite. >> should just have this on thanksgiving. >> look at this. >> i don't recognize the cranberry sauce. >> you like it in the can shape? >> uh-huh. >> don't forget martha has a big show coming up on "this week." dan. do you want to wave? >> bye everybody. >> have a good day. announcer: now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning. it's 9:56. here's a quick look at our local headlines. nearly two months after an errol restaurant was burglarized, police say two of the 3 people they believe are responsible are under arrest. police say victoria elliott and mackenzie bimpson stole cash from northern exposure restaurant in october. investigators are still looking for the third suspect, zachariah dambrosia-shaw. fire officials believe a medical condition may have caused an authorities says the car hit a tree, spun around, and went into dodge pond backwards yesterday. the man was brought to

. >> it's not tom >> rob and i are going to start our own grassy knoll website. >> i have brought you all some special dumplings from mimi change's in new york city. filled with turkey, stuffing gravy and mashed potatoes. an entire thanksgiving meal in one bite. >> should just have this on thanksgiving. >> look at this. >> i don't recognize the cranberry sauce. >> you like it in the can shape? >> uh-huh. >> don't forget martha has a big show coming up on "this week." dan. do you want to wave? >> bye everybody. >> have a good day. announcer: live from wcvb-tv channel 5, this is a newscenter 5 eyeopener update. antoinette: and a good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: i'm doug meehan. we're following breaking news on the eye at 8:00. a mass shooting in new orleans, one man dead, nine others hurt, after gunfire in the french quarter. the new details on the victim and the arrest overnight. antoinette: the backup for jill president-elect. doug: one ticket is worth millions of dollars this morning. where it was sold and the numbers you want to check

speaking to cnbc earlier, robert knoll was asked how difficult was it to sell in the current market? >> the market is fairly liquid. the point our sales last year we were using very buoyant market conditions to sell secondary assets. and insue late us from market turbulence. so we're sitting here really very relaxed about the position we sit in and on that move we'll be going back into the market to reinvest. >> now easy jet's profits dropping by 28%. the british low cost airline blamed currency headwinds amaid post-brexit. >> facebook and google made moves to spread accurate information online over concern over fake news site. google is working on a policy to restrict ads on fake news sites. a facebook spokesman said the company updated its ad policy to add fake news site. >>> 13 f filings david einhorn reduced its stake in apple and general motors and bought a stake in u.s. steel. it still remains green light's position. >> warren buffett berkshituber hathaway revealed substantial stakes in airlines. >> reporter: interesting news out of berkshire hathaway where investors possibly w

coach, i know you're old school, you play for chuck knoll as a player. you won a super bowl in indianapolis as head coach. can we do without these monochromatic uniforms? come on. >> i don't like them. i like i am old school, so i like to see the steelers look like the steelers. i like to see eagles look like the eagle, but i guess for the young kids, kids love them. maybe i have to grow a little bit. not sure. >> i got a feeling this is bring in the me len yals and those kids in oregon, they change every week. >> my son play ed at oregon. >> there you go. tony, we thank you so much for being with us this morning. good luck thursday night. >> thank you. looking forward to it. >> you can catch every thursday night football game live on nbc 10. our coverage begins at 7:30. well, it's sunny and warming u up, but changes are coming. a live look at the radar shows a rain that's headed our way. the blob of green there, glenn and bill will prepare you for the rain that's coming as well as the severe weather we could see this winter. they're live from oxford val

. >>> in by knoll, one of our colleagues captured this video. students marching and chanting he's not ourment. >>> out of class and on the streets, these students from alameda high school, their message, donald trump has got to go. >>> yesterday, got violent at a peninsula school when a student beat up another who was a trump supporter after the victim commented in an offensive instagram post. it was all about reconciliation on campus, however. abc news reporter vic lee is live atwood high with the story, vick? >> reporter: dan, a senior told us, in all her four years here, she's never seen anything like this spontaneous rally that happened here on campus. a large group of students came together talking earnest live about what happened here. the violent video, the ethnic slur on the social media and about the outcome of the election. >> this is what, like, this whole trump thing caused. it's like causing, like, a division between races and stuff. i don't think it's good. >> reporter: it started with this video. one girl beating up another. the v

. >> rob and i are going to start our own grassy knoll website. >> many wondering what to do with thanksgiving leftovers. i have brought you all some special dumplings from mimi chang's in new york city. filled with turkey, stuffing gravy and mashed potatoes. an entire thanksgiving meal in one bite. >> should just have this on thanksgiving. >> this is terrific. >> instead of turkey, mashed >> dumplings. >> i don't recognize the cranberry sauce. >> you like it in the can shape? >> uh-huh. >> the authentic cranberry sauce. >> don't forget martha has a big show coming up on "this week." dan. do you want to wave? >> bye everybody. >> have a good day. c1 >>> good morning. it's 7:56. i'm justin pazera. a traffic alert to tell you about. a fire truck there, and moments ago they put out a car fire. thankfully the traffic is light in the area this morning. just a heads up if you're headed out on u.s. 60. >>> breaking news overnight, a pheonix children's hospital. the 23-year-old said he was robbed and shot near 36th and thomas and flagged down a driver passing by to take him to the hospital. police can

. >>> in by knoll, one of our colleagues captured this video. students marching and chanting he's not ourment. >>> out of class and on the streets, these students from alameda high school, their message, donald trump has got to go. >>> yesterday, got violent at a peninsula school when a student beat up another who was a trump supporter after the victim commented in an offensive instagram post. it was all about reconciliation on campus, however. abc news reporter vic lee is live atwoodside high with the story, vick? >> reporter: dan, a senior told us, in all her four years here, she's never seen anything like this spontaneous rally that happened here on campus. a large group of students came together talking earnest live about what happened here. the violent video, the ethnic slur on the social media and about the outcome of the election. >> this is what, like, this whole trump thing caused. it's like causing, like, a division between races and stuff. i don't think it's good. >> reporter: it started with this video. one girl beating up another. t

i will say, craig knoll was the backup quarterback he was a great source. i have talked to him since then. he is like eh it actually happened the first day of training camp not the first day of ota's. did he say it 100% yes, was he was right it happening at the opening of training camp not ota's. >>> let's go back a little bit to some of the early years. that's what you do you chronicle even starting back with high school. we've got there is some high school in there. we have great pictures of him in the year book. [laughter] >> and then signing with southern miss and everything. and a little bit, what did you learn about his mississippi days? >> that's my favoritear >> i love mississippi first of all. and which is weird, but i do love mississippi. he plays for his dad in high school. his dad believes in running the football only. he never threw. so nobody knew about him. southern miss has this assistant coach they hire late named mark mckale. he is late on the recruiting scene. he asked around does anybody quarterback in hancock north central he has a good

. >> rob and i are going to start our own grassy knoll website. >> many wondering what to do with thanksgiving leftovers. i have brought you all some special dumplings from mimi chang's in new york city. filled with turkey, stuffing gravy and mashed potatoes. an entire thanksgiving meal in one bite. >> should just have this on thanksgiving. >> this is terrific. >> instead of turkey, mashed >> look at this. >> dumplings. >> i don't recognize the cranberry sauce. >> you like it in the can shape? >> uh-huh. >> the authentic cranberry sauce. >> don't forget martha has a big show coming up on "thieks we." dan. do you want to wave? >> bye everybody. seven denver seven. >>> wind gusts up about to 75 miles per hour. especially at higher elevations. if you are in that area, please practice caution. if you're traveling a winter weather advisory. this is in effect all of today. six to 12 inches for the most part. with our winter storm warning in effect until tuesday morning, 10220 at higher elevations. so great news for skiers. if you are traveling anywhere across i-70 today, please whiteout conditions.

. >>> it is the homestretch for presidential knoll niece in decision 2016.h are crisscrossing the cub pushing for votes. nbc's "meet the press" is covering it all for us. joining us a preview moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. good morning, chuck. >> hey, good morning. >> all right, chuck. we are finally here. if you're trump and kellyanne what's the strategy in the last hours of the campaign. >> well, the strategy is obviously turnout, turnout, turnout for the both of them. clinton it's pretty clear the focus of their final 48 hours, gin up african-american vote. in the early vote states like north carolina and florida, a consistent trend line that is african-american voters not turning out in numbers like 2012. that's why you're seeing a lot of hillary clinton in philadelphia, more obamas in philadelphia tomorrow. she's headed to detroit. sheet she's going to be back in philadelphia. she was in cleveland on friday. they are very, very concerned about the intensity of that, of the african-american vote. for trump, his final strategy appears to be mor

. >> rob and i are going to start our own grassy knoll website. >> many wondering what to do with thanksgiving have brought you all some special dumplings from mimi chang's in new york city. filled with turkey, stuffing gravy and mashed potatoes. an entire thanksgiving meal in one bite. >> should just have this on thanksgiving. >> this is terrific. >> instead of turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy. >> look at this. >> dumplings. >> i don't recognize the cranberry sauce. >> you like it in the can shape? >> uh-huh. >> the authentic cranberry sauce. >> don't forget martha has a big show coming up on "this week." dan. do you want to wave? >> bye everybody. >> have a good day. >> good morning, i'm nydia han along with gray hall. coming up on "action news" sunday morning. union cubans vow to carry on the castro revolution as the country mourns his death. >> millions of holiday travelsers are heading -- travelers are heading back home. >>> we have sunshine from the mississippi east, the clouds will be coming in over the next 24 hours and we'll get much-needed rain. i'll have that including the afternoo

some believe a second gunman fired a fourth shot from the grassy knoll. immediately after the shooting, many people followed a policeman up the embankment. but when police searched the area, they found no gunman, no gun, no cartridges. >> and just now we've received reports here at parkland that... >> narrator: in the chaos and confusion of that day, many mistakes were made in the autopsy on kennedy's body. but the medical photographs and x-rays have confirmed that if there was a shot from the grassy knoll, it missed. >> there were only two shots that struck president kennedy. both came from the rear. four government investigations all came to the same conclusion: the warren commission in the '60s; in 1968, the clark panel set by attorney general ramsey clark; in the '70s, the rockefeller commission; and finally, in the late '70s, the house select committee, with the largest forensics panel re-examining the evidence. >> narrator: computer modeling is a technique that was not available to earlier investigators. these three-dimensional graphics of dealey pl

if this is part of your morning chews, westbound 80 before apien way in pe knoll, speeds moving at 130 to the bay bridge, here is the bay bridge toll plaza. the maze to downtown will take you about 22 minutes. that traffic is backed into the maze and through the maze. now here is a look at the san mateyo bridge from hayward. this is slow commute of 20 minutes between 880 and 101. traffic moving slowly off the toll plaza. moving to the altamonte pass, traffic coming off 205 at 9 miles per hour. you are creeping your way over to northland road where speeds pick up to 28 miles per hour. also on the eastbound side, eastbound 580 on the northland road offramp, there is a two big rig crash partially blocking the lane. now reports are saying it is completely closed, the offramp there. if that is part of your -- off ramp there. if that is part of your commute, avoid that. downtown san jose, the commute between 101 to 680 on highway 85 on 280 northbound will take you 11 minutes. liz, now to you and the weather. >>> here are many different views of the bay bridge this morning. this is from the

looks like we also have the rain falling forest knolls into woodacre and fairfax. and then more precipitation as we zoom on out right there. it looks like -- now what i'm going to do? i'm going physically zoom into napa because that looks like it's a pretty moderate cell right there. let's take a good look at that. i want to draw in here where you have the heaviest rain. looks like, oh, right there, around highway 121 as you begin your morning commute, also jefferson street in napa south that's some moderate rain so you might want to give yourself a little bit of time before heading out this morning. this is a fast-moving cell. in fact, dave, he is our weather watcher in napa, reporting 40 degrees and he says, it is raining here in napa, roberta. thanks, dave, and thanks for bringing yeager in as shotgun for you this morning out of the rain. so some light rain is falling in the north bay. this is going to be short-lived moving out of here. lots of cloud cover but chilly temperatures. 39 degrees redwood city. livermore at 36. we were at 35 just 30 minutes ago. san j

. >> what we're seeing on the black-market is people mixing drugs like pinky and fet knoll with heroin happening is people think they're getting one substance and they're actually getting something sometimes a hundred times more powerful. >> it's actually way up a hundred deaths we've confirmed pinky testing on. >> reporter: that's over the past year. dr. barry logan chief of forensic toxicology is sounding alarm about u47700. after seeing what's coming through the laboratories in willow grove, pa. >> we're seeing these cases from all over the united states from alaska to florida and midwest and the south, many, many stat states. >> reporter: he believes it may be only a matter of time before it gets a strangle hold on every corner of the country. before this manmade drug meant for good joins another dozen or so franken stein monsters. >> u47700 is a drug that was developed by drug company back in the 1970s up john chemical company, and it was a candidate drug for they were considering marketing as a painkiller. but for whatever reason it never made it to market. >> reporter: well, not