lawrence: yeah. betty: the small territory on the southern chinese coast raked in $45 billion of revenue last year. seven times more than vegas. and there is a race to control all that money. did you ever think macau would surpass las vegas by that much? >> it makes perfect sense. the resorts in macau are world-class compared to las vegas. macau has taken off. pansy: we are talking about the next generation of people from china, who have become more affluent. betty: siblings lawrence and pansy ho have become leaders in the industry thanks to their father, stanley ho. the siblings have a combined net worth of $7 billion. for the last decade, they have met stiff competition. from a las vegas billionaire who is known for constantly betting against the odds. sheldon: they predicted i would not even open. they did not believe somebody else could do something better than they could. betty: they underestimated you. sheldon: they grossly underestimated me. betty: sheldon adelson is ceo of vegas sands, with a

the first shot of the movie filming beginnings in lawrence on thursday. >> it's a cool thing. we never had this. so big. >> reporter: anything and every modern has gone has been -- has been removed from the streets. period pieces are being added in and fixed up. even those city benches have been refurbished. >> in new england you've they not tick skinry that you can't build a sound stage in las vegas. >> reporter: lawrence will be compensated for hosting the film more than $100,000. which will be used for a number of services in the city. local business owners will be paid for any inconvenience but this maybe much bigger than just money. >> if batman with make a movie about the 1920s era bank robbery anybody can think there are other opportunities in lawrence. >> reporter: the city is asking that people avoid the area and not try to come down here until shooting is finished. in lawrence, john cuoco 7 news. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth norieka,. news news at 6:00 starts now people. tough ride tomorrow morning. >> announcer: breaking news, protestors

offscreen, lawrence herself has been making news in a kind of warrior challenge all her own.n hacked e-mails about her movie "american hustle" revealed that she was paid less than her male costars, she wrote about it saying if she was honest with herself it was partly because she had fallen into a trap that women face, not wanting to seem difficult or spoiled, while men don't have to care. >> i felt like i -- i had to say something. because we need to talk about it. on average, women are paid 21% less than men. we can ask for the same exact thing that men do. and we do face the reality that we do get judged more. >> reporter: now several of her co-stars are speaking out for her, adding to the chorus of voices speaking for women everywhere. >> i would just hope that there is no longer a separation. oh, it's a female-driven movie. >> point down a little. >> reporter: we spent the day together. >> your form is just horrible. >> reporter: we are two kentucky girls born 45 years apart, eating hometown barbecue in my kitchen. she also took me to new york's union square where ten ye

jonathan hall is live in lawrence. saw some of your pictures online, john, some cool, classic >> reporter: very cool,ed -- adam. she's hoot ising the first movie since the break-up with jennifer garner. he's shooting here at the boston area, you can see the set here. some period pieces dating back to the '20s, including that old car. ben affleck is here. he's in costume and he is in charge. excitement in downtown lawrence, actor/director ben affleck is here shooting a bank robbery night" >> reporter: was it everything you hoped? >> i was hoping to get a little bit closer. >> reporter: these athletes from merrimack college were sure excited. they got a chance to see the hollywood star who grew up right here in the hub. hovey? "daredevil." >> reporter: it's based on a novel written by boston's own author, it's set in the 1920s. that explains the old cars, the vintage bicycles an the duncan dough nitses, which has been tragically transformed into the lawrence general store. affleck plays a police captain's wayward son, wh

. >>> also on 7, it's movie time in lawrence. ben affleck bringing his new city. he's directing and starring in the film titled "live by night" and today he was spotted on set. 7's jonathan hall is live on set with more. jonathan? >> reporter: hey. it's light, cameras, action here in lawrence and the production crews right now are starting to pack up for the day. it's been a wet one. ben affleck is here. he is in costume and he is in charge. excitement in downtown lawrence, actor-director ben affleck is here shooting a bank robbery scene for his new movie "live by night." >> i did see ben. >> reporter: was it everything you hoped? >> i was hoping to get a little bit closer. my heart fluttered a little bit. it was pretty great. >> reporter: these athletes from merrimack college were sure excited. they got a chance to see the hollywood star, who grew up right here in the hub. what's your favorite ben affleck movie? >> interview: you know, i did love "daredevil." >> reporter: "daredevil"? >> reporter: "live by night" is based on a novel written by a local author, it'

on all the action in downtown lawrence. fvrns. >> i saw the cars. and the horses they have down the street over here. >> it is pretty interesting. they kind of made lawrence look how it looked before. >> reporter: the street between city hall and the courthouse has been turned into a 1920's prohibition-era car chase. the scene from "live by night." named after the book written by a dorchester native dennis lehane. the filming brought plenty of curious onlookers. trying to catch a glimpse of the home-grown movie star. >> i came down here to check ben affleck to see if i could get an autograph or something. >> reporter: that may be a long shot. police and crew were doing their best to keep this a closed set. people still think having a little hollywood here is just simply cool. >> i was, like, amazed. that they were coming into lawrence itself to do any filming. >> jadiann: a man inches away from getting hit by an oncoming train. he congratulations it is sale is back... woo-hoo! right now buy one get one at half price throughout the entire store. blin

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my stop&shop. >> adam: people in lawrence were seeing stars today. that is cambridge native ben affleck shootsing his new hollywood block buster. live by night is based on a book by boston author dennis lahane. susan tran is in lawrence to give us a closer look. >> reporter: this is affleck's buyers movie since his breakup with swroyf garner. it looks like he time traveled back to the between tease, the courthouse convertsed to the bank and that brought all the vintage cars that lined the street. it is the roaring 20s in lawrence and ben affleck is at center stage. he is filming a bank robbery scene for his new movie "live by night." >> they made it look like a bup all these things, he was here early. >> reporter: a restaurant convertsed to a butcher shop where you can get meat and old model t's and vintage bikes and a dunkin' donuts that has been turned into the lawrence general store. even the street where this is all being filmed had to be transformed. >> helping by taking signs down and removing lines that are in the street. >> reporter: it is ba

diane and fellow kentucky native jennifer lawrence tonight. their kentucky roots and why women and many men now are standing by jennifer lawrence tonight. diane's next. >>> also tonight, terrifying moments on board this plane. look at it here. the wind and then problems with the nose gear. >>> and america strong tonight. our interview with this army captain, who did the unthinkable. and today, received the medal of honor. you will not forget his story, coming up. with chantix. i quit smoking i don't know that i can put into words how happy i was when i quit. it's like losing some baggage, i don't have to carry it around with me anymore. chantix made it possible for me to quit smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, st

and offscreen, lawrence herself has been wmur... about her movie "american hustle" revealed that she was paid less than her male costars, she wrote about it, saying, if she were honest with herself, it was partly because she had fallen into a trap women face, not wanting to seem difficult or spoiled. while men don't have to care. >> i felt like i had to say something because we need to talk about it. on average, women are paid 21% less than men. we can ask for the same thing that men do and we do face the >> reporter: now, several of her costars are speaking out for her. adding to the chorus of voices speaking for women everywhere. >> i would just hope that there's no longer a separation, oh, it's a female-driven movie. point down a little. >> reporter: we spent the day together. >> your form is just horrible. >> reporter: we are two kentucky girls, born 45 years apart, eating hometown barbecue in my kitchen. she took me to new york's union square, where ten years ago, she was the new kid in town, when a photographer wanted to take

lawrence take you there because 44 is the temperature now. you will see a better warm-up than what we get at the coast than what we get at the coastline. 46 6 a.m. by lunchtime into 60s and move into the low to mid-60s out toward the merrimack valley. i know it is a little weird to talk about know because we are talking about very warm weather but it is typical to get the first 10th of an inch of snow in the month of november. average first time we see it november 28. last year it happened on november 27. and last year we got that first of snow in worcester november 14. we are talking the time of the year where now we will see high highs near 0 but a potential for things to cool down in the coming weeks. putting it out there. 70 on thursday. 73 degrees on friday. we can call this an indian summer if you want. we had our first frost and now well above average temperatures and temperatures come crashing down into the weekend. 59 in boston. lower 60s from beverly up to portsmouth, new hampshire to plymouth. you go a little bit further inland awa

lawrence?n the case. why the couple's home is gone along with their money. >>> plus local rapper who has taken over empire. what breezy tells our quincy harris about the call that changed her life. >> storms brewing to the west with snow, sleet and rain. what this storm means for our weather coming up with that ♪ >>> a local family will face the holiday season in search of a new place to live. devastated and uncertain if they'll recover from the loss of their family home. >>> fox 29 investigates has learned police are investigating this contractor nightmare with a hook. here's jeff cole. >> reporter: if you are looking for a home with a fabulous view of the deep blue sky 1310 north 29th street is for you. but that's all it has to offer. where are we standing? >> you're standing in my home. >> reporter: this is your home? >> this is literally my home. >> reporter: your home looks like someone dropped a bomb in it. >> yes. >> reporter: the structure is a shell of the dwelling where storm and anth

police believe he is now back in the greater lawrence area. they told us he does go by several other names as well. yssael lantigua-alecon was having drinks with a friend at this bar in lawrence, this is street. according to the district attorney, what happened next was nothing short of cold blooded murder. >> he literally followed the victim into the men's room in which three shots were then fired and he was stein fleeing with the rest of the patrons. surveillance video captured the moments before and after the murder. he also said a lawrence police officer was able to write down the license plate of the suv yssael lantigua-alecon allegedly drove away in. police say they actually tracked that suv to his sr. but by that time, he had already left the area. and, again, police do believe area. they say you need to consider him armed and dangerous, if you immediately call police. we put his photo on our website look. and coming up in 30 minutes, the message that the district attorney's office has for that suspect. in south boston, i'm stephanie co

we go back to chris lawrence. you have an update? >> doreen, nbc's richard engel has been talking to some of his counterterrorism sources. they are telling him that this attack bears the hallmarks of al qaeda. a u.s. counterterrorism source is telling richard this was a heavily coordinated attack. they're not ruling out isis, but right now they are looking more at al qaeda. so again, we have not heard any group claim responsibility for this attack yet, but supporters of isis have been going on social media praising this attack and again, right now, counterterrorism sources say in the initial minutes and hours following what is now known to be a coordinated attack in paris, u.s. intelligence officials are looking more closely at al qaeda and its operatives. >> jim? doreen? >> chris lawrence, thank you for that and we will be comg back to you throughout this broadcast. in the meantime, we will take a break and we'll be back with more. >> before we do, steve handelsman might be able to contribute a little something to what chris just sa

lawrence, 69 degrees. same in bedford. 70 in norwood. 65 in worcester. 69, fitchburg. 67 in plymouth and 64 in hyannis. let's count on that sunshine. don't forget the sunglasses if you are going to be doing any driving or spending time outside. tonight, though, the 40s are back in place with 49 in boston. 44 in worcester and a couple of 30s in keene and orange. wake up tomorrow morning, plan on it feeling a lot like it does right now. noon temps struggle a little bit close to 60 in boston and beverly because of that breeze. the further inland you go, the warmer it will be which is in to 66 here. your seven-day forecast for the weekend always in view now. today and thursday. thursday, 68 degrees and the timing change and late-week showers developing late thursday, scattered on friday but during the late hours 72 degrees and the weekend 62 with clearing skies on saturday and mostly sunny on sunday. cooler at 51 and coming up a town by town look at that weekend weather. back to you. >>> school pride questione

lawrence, 73. nashua new hampshire and fitch nashua new hampshire and fitchburg both at 72. 68 in worcester with scattered clouds. we get to boston at 71 and we start seeing more cloud cover especially as you go southward. 71 in plymouth. 70 in new bedford. 67 in hyannis. a mild night and 50s and 60s overnight. temperatures when you wake up tomorrow morning will be really mild. a risk of rain both morning and night tomorrow, but high temperatures tomorrow, 73 in norwood and lawrence. 72 in nashua. not much warmer. but the warmth will be peaking here tomorrow. we have fog and showers here at 7:00 this morning with future cast focused again over southeastern massachusetts. let's zoom into the afternoon and noontime rolls around. lingering clouds we will see them break up a little bit. the core of the afternoon actually ends up dry and warm. a little bit of partial sun here, and then friday night there are come those clouds again, and with this front, a few showers. notice it is not a widespread rain,

jennifer lawrence. the wage gap in hollywood. she is saying the gop does not support basic women's rights. that is next. ♪ trish: channel for lawrence making headlines again. war on women propaganda. i was raised republican, but i just cannot imagine supporting a party that does not support women's basic rights. joining me right now is evident siegfried. as well as democratic ohio state senator. caffrey, you agree with this. you are democratic, democratic, of course. the republican party is not supporting a sick women's rights. >> what leads me to that conclusion is i have been in the trenches for a year. the federal level, let's talk about the federal level first. they drag their feet on reauthorizing the violence against women act. that silk work to get done. we are seeing this both at the state and federal level. a lack ofcommitment to making sure that we actually have people pay for equal work. >> this is going to take some heavy lifting. trish: i want to jump back to that equal pay things. >> sure. trish: specifically. what

lawrence? >> thank you, claudio lavagna from brus sells. we have details on the sfruk ch -- structure of the terror cells. what are we learning? >> we are learning that it was a very sophisticated cell composed of three different unit. you had three men aiming at the restaurants, three men aiming the stadium, the french stadium, and you have three men aiming the bataclan. the unit composed of three men aiming the restaurants on friday, two of them escaped and the french investigators believe that the two men who are escaped are brothers. nobody knows where they are. people think that one of them crossed the border between france and belgium. there's one of his friends who has been arrested at this moment in belgium. he's questioned. he took a lawyer. the lawyer is saying that this brother was questioned at one point on saturday morning by the police. we don't know precisely what's happening, we just know the investigators are quite worried about that, that two brothers who committed attacks on friday night are at large and nobody knows what

alex wagner sitting in for lawrence tonight. >> your tonight show interview, we are excited about that. >> cheers, thanks. >> as rachel said, lawrence lessig will join me for an interview after ending his presidential campaign. and jeb bush says he can fix the country in he can fix his presidential campaign as one conservative voice says he hopes bush stays in as long as possible to create more havoc for the republican establishment. >> i can fix it. >> the jeb bush reboot. >> i've gotten a lot of advice lately. more than enough, thank you. >> he's down in the polls. >> i can fix it. >> they need to clamp it down and fix it. >>edded up taking one little shot at marco rubio. >> the challenges we face are too great to roll the dice on another presidential experiment. >> this reboot also coincides with the release of his new e-book "reply all." >> elderly woman in south florida sent me an e-mail saying, governor, i've got a raccoon in my attic. >> we heard all along that he was the smart bush. i don't think there really is such a thing as a smart bush. i don't. >> carson seems to be solid

the most area bedford, lawrence the most area bedford, lawrence, fitchburg into southern new hampshire. highs do make it into the low and mid-70s. 73 lawrence, nashua. 71 in boston. 72 in beverly. 70 in plymouth. mid- to upper 60s for the cape and islands and that's where you start getting into more clouds later today and also the better chance for overnight showers. and tomorrow, even though we are going to be back into the 70s, it is not going to be as bright, because we have following and showers to start over southeastern massachusetts over southeastern massachusetts. but then we got this -- this is going to be moving toward us during the day and that will be a second round of rain. not so much during the middle noontime tomorrow into the noontime tomorrow into the afternoon. the best wet of seeing sunshine the best wet of seeing sunshine. showers coming through. a little good news about your weekend weather. the fact that i am going to keep it dry and clear us out. i have 60 degrees on saturday and end up being a little bit on the cloudy skied and sunday 52 degrees and the day whe

>> lawrence, thanks. reported the first of the french investigators left paris for brussels before the violence was all over friday night. in all, they conducted more than 150 raids in cities across france and, notably, in the belgian capital of brussels today, in this search for the suspected terrorists who escaped the paris attacks still alive. nbc's keir simmons is in brussels for us tonight. >> good evening, brian. that fugitive, that wanted man who is believed fled paris as two others got to the border of france and belgium was stopped but then was released by police. salah abdeslam comes from this suburb of brussels and the fear is that he is still in this vicinity. the police have been searching for him. earlier today they closed off a number of streets. police commandos went from house to house. snipers on the roof. witnesses talked about hearing gunfire but in the end while they led some people away from a building, they do not appear to have found him. some family lives just across this square a

chris lawrence ist the live desk a concert hall with an american band. this oncert, a bar near a stadium and two ion whatre you hearing now? >> this is the bataclan concert hall and there was an american rock band, the eagles of death metal. they were playing there tonight and we are now hearing that around 100 hostages have been taken at that theater and there are multiple fatalitieshere. where a flurry of violence erupted about an hour ago. we have a hundred hostages 30ead t cnt so far. paris is reeling from these coordinated attacks. three attacks in central paris. let's get the latest from chris lawrence at the live desk. >> weny, what we are hearing is there's been no claim of responsibility yet forhese attack,but isis supporters are praising the attack on social media with a #parisinflames. we now learned th ed thaed that obama has been fully briefed on what's been going on and we know that u.s. homeland security officials are in contact with their counterparts in paris. the latest number woos s we hav you are 35 people have been killed in separate

. >>> hollywood is taking over lawrence. ben affleck is directing a new movie there. >> the movie is "the talk of the town." >> it's not until you scrape away all of the modern amenities that you look at it and think it looks a lot like it did in the 1920s. >> reporter: hollywood sure thought so. >> the large general store is actually dunkin' donuts. >> reporter: this week, they began transforming downtown present-day lawrence filming for "live by night" and begins this week. city employee danny ramirez would like to think he played just a small role in bringing the film here. >> i see this tall guy walking around the building so i introduced myself and asked if he was very nice. >> reporter: two years ago, his lunch break. scouting. >> it's awesome. >> reporter: wouldn't you know, a few months ago, the phones at city hall started ringing. plenty of movies have been shot here in massachusetts, many >> invaluable attention. invaluable opportunities for the city to be seen as something other than some of the problems we have.

lawrence. >> richard engel in paris. joining us now from paris, chris hayes, and lieutenant colonel anthony schaefer. he served as an intelligence officer in the army conducted intelligence and special operations in mali and in that region in 2002-2003. with us also is jan berger. chris hayes, the obvious question tonight for french authorities is what is the link between mali and the attacks in paris, do french authorities see this as some kind of retaliation against france? i guess we don't have chris hayes' sound working. colonel schaefer what's your reaction to the possibility of a linkage between this and what's happening in paris? >> i think it's a good chance this is related both to fact that the french have been very active in mali as well as the leader of iraqi to call for all al qaeda units to rise up. he released a tape where he called for this very sort of thing to happen. as stipulated in the opening, i think it's very clear you see all the radical elements of all flavors now kind of rising up. if nothing el

and off-screen lawrence has been making news, a k kind of warrior challenge all her own. it became public that in her movie "american hustle" she was paid less than her male costars. she wrote about it. saying, it's a kind of trap for women everywhere. backg off negotiations out of fear you won't be liked. something. because we need to talk out it. we can ask for the same exact thing that men do. and we do face the reality that we do get judged more. it's just something that is intrinsic. and i would love to see change. >> reporter: some of her costars have spoken out in a kind of alliance with her. >> i would just hope that there's no longer a separation or a diffence of, oh, it's a female-driven movie. or, it was a block buster but it was led by a woman. or wow, that was a really tough call for a maman. >> reporter: on our day together she is endlessly surprising, remembering the turmoil of her own childhood. she says she was dramatic, filllled witho much volatile feeling, her bthers called her nitro. >> i didn't know that i was an actor, i just knew that i was -- weird

the latest is up in lawrence 495 -- lawrence, 495 southbound with multiple cars involved. we also have a disabled truck at 49537 then two accidents south of the city. an earlier crash in braintree has traffic backed up to logan express. chris, bree? >>> we start with breaking news. a state trooper injured in a crash with a wrong way driver. >> that sent the trooper and the driver to the hospital. nicole jacobs is live at the state police barracks in south yarmouth. so far, the driver is not facing charges. >> reporter: not right now. i want to say first, chris, the driver of the pickup truck and the state trooper are okay. no major injuries as far as this situation goes, but i want to get you right to video from overnight. in an attempt to stop the driver and protect other drivers, the state trooper positioned himself between the wrong way driver and other drivers and that's when the accident happened. we're told the wrong way driver condition. as a result of that, he, too, is being treated and right now, filed. that's the latest from south yarmouth this morning. nicole ja

you are armed with lawrence lessig. retired history teacher. what bothers me right now is we no longer have a government of and by and for the people. it is for the corporations. the people we are copying are the people in 1930's in germany that set up a system very similar to ours now for the corporations ran that country. they started killing off the retarded people. innow put mentally ill prisons. they lived off of whatever they could. they were hungry. they did them under. and then they came after the jews. that the christian people of the united states are starting to get their christianity and direction of hate towards others. host: that is rich in austin. any comment for him? guest: we need historians in this debate because it is important to remember that what we look back as fascism had really too important strands in it. one part is the racism that eventually manifested itself into the holocaust. as richard reminds us, many other people were targeted by fascists as well. the other part of fascism is corporatism and governments were go

i want to know what rights does jennifer lawrence not have?she is well within her rights to say she doesn't want to stay quiet anymore. obviously she has passionate views about some of these issues. i would say as a matter of helping her, giving her some advice, if you don't have anything intelligent to say, you're better off remaining quiet. and to suggest that christians wield their crucifixes like pitchforks, really says much more about her ignorance than it does about christians broadly. andrea: she has the right to say these things. she has the right to sound like an idiot. >> i don't think her views on kim davis are idiotic. everybody will disagree. kim davis took her religious views and foisted them on rest of kentucky and her county. reality she was supposed to follow the law. the law is what it was. she chose to say her religion -- >> there are conservatives believe that even for people who believe that, that is one very narrow point that she made inartfully but then to broadly say that christians wield their crucifixes like pitchfork