she doesn't want lyle hurt.art threatening her, saying, "you know we are going to have someone hurt him anyway. we're going to have someone hurt him in the facility," or, "we are going to have someone go to the house and hurt him. you've got to help us out." >> for a woman of many secrets, some are still unknown. is she telling investigators everything she knows? or does she have more information on where richard matt and david sweat are heading? can a business have a ? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? ♪ nothing artificial. just real roasted turkey. salt. pepper. carved thick. that's the right way to make a good turkey sandwich. the right way to eat it? is however you eat it. panera. food as it should be. >>> a massive manhunt underway. fugitives david sweat and richard matt on the run. >> we are leaving no stone unturned. they could be literally anywhere. >> but where

lyle, thank you. you've will be back later with your creepy friends. >> in times square a number of people said they fear clowns. >> i fear clowns and spiders. >> i don't really like clowns. john: why would people fear clowns? margee: clowns have traits that are fundamentally upsetting. first they have these painted on expressions. big eyebrows but their face doesn't always match that saider minds and we just don't really want to approach because we depend so much on being able to read out a language. john: these people in times square were not that unusual. lots of people fear clowns? margee: many people today are growing up with a clown is a monster. their first introduction to clowns is through a horror movie. john: in times square at least some people express more rational views. >> my biggest fear is drowning. >> i fear drowning and heights. >> falling down the steps. john: drowning in falling down the steps, that does kill lots of people. 3000 drowning, maybe 12,000 died on stairs. and cars, 35,

friday in showrooms and the green can be seen all around, phil lebeau, "nightly business report," lyle, illinois. >>> disney has lost unless millions of espn subscribers and that is where we begin tonight's market focus. the company sports network has lost 3 million subscribers in a year. bringing the number of customers the cable channel has back to what it was ten years ago. the news ignites concerns about decreasing demand for traditional cable television packages, shares of the dow component tumbled almost 3%. shares of calibios pharmaceuticals surged after they said they would not lend any more stock to shows looking to short sell it. investors are betting that its shares will go down. the stock was up nearly 30% today. worth noting that calibios is a small cap stock. >>> an update on that e.coli outbreak at costco federal officials say they've raced the bacteria back to a vegetable mix of celery and onions that was in the rotisserie chicken salad. 19 people in 7 states have been sickened as a result of the outbreak, the stock up a fraction today. >>> next era energy announcing it

. >> translator: assad's military are al lyles in our fight against terrorism. >> he criticized the u.s. military saying russia had given it advance notice of the operation. the turkish president denies his military knew and said russia is the one who should apologize for violating his country's air space. >>> david cameron has urged lawmakers to back his plan to expand the air campaign to sy a syria. >> we shouldn't be content with outsourcing our security to our allies. if we believe action can help protect us, with our allies we should be part of that action, not standing aside from it. >> cameron stressed the need to support the u.s.-led coalition in syria. britain is already carrying out air strike in the group against iraq. >> if we won't act now, when our ally france is struck in this one, then our allies could be forgiven for asking, if not now, when? >> many are we'ry of getting drawn into another conflict after 2003. he asked if ground troops will be deployed and cameron insisted that won't happen, saying western troops there would be counter productive. >>> leaders in germany

the 18-year-old lyle and 24 year old sean michael angold and 23-year-old morrison haze lampley were all in court this morning. they are accused of shooting and killing a woman at the golden gate park and then they killed seven carter walking his dog. they could face the death penalty if convicted. they due in court next may. >> a hotel has been determined to be safe after some scary moments early this morning. the courtyard marriott at wood view avenue was evacuated when someone reported smoke in the poolroom. that smoke has since cleared and a crew checked it out and found business as usual and the firefighters said no one was hurt. >> business travelers to silicon valley are excited about an announcement in the past couple of hours that san jose international airport will start offering another new international destination. our reporter, matt keller is at san jose city hall with the scoop. matt? >> this is the biggest city in the bay area and this area is also home to the biggest tech companies around the world. however, people from here still have to make that terrible commute to sf

at this week's meeting of the city council, city risk manager lyle lutt said the property is in the 700 block of north oakak strere. lutt says whwhver buys the property will be asked to commit to building h hsing and will face fines if housing is not constructed on the lots in a timely manner. a distribution system for getting wind turbines to a proposed wind farm u.p. distribution system spokesman doug graham told planning commissio vulcraft tc lease the venture. stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix . " jessica rae: are you prepared for the winter? it may be nice out now, but the bitter cold temps will be here before you know it. through the use of diagnostic equipment such as blower doors, pressure pans and thermal imaging guns, the e weatherizationcrew of northeast nebraska is ablele to reduce the amount of energy lost throughout a home and save people hundreds of dollars in the process. "utility bills and different homes, we have saved over 18 up to 47 percent....we do a lot of good for people and it's nice to get the word out about what we do," said pa

frank: chief michael lyle knew the swasey family before they moved away from the tight knit north shore community. two of swasey' s classmates are now melrose officers. >> not only did you lose a son, devastating, devastating to anyone in law enforcement. >> we' re speechless. and his hometown community will do whatever it takes to support his family. they plan to hold them public memorial for him in his hometown. frank in melrose, fh, soc. : bob: taking a live look at the boston skyline on a saturday night, the rain finishing up, but some cold weather settling in. stormteam five' s mike wankum joins us with a quick look at the forecast. mike. mike: we get some much-needed rain today. out. we do expect those skies to be clearing away. it was backwards. ended the day cold. that is not even a cold of the s. you will see what is going to happen on the future cast as we head into overnight hours. lots of sunshine coming in tomorrow but it won' t be much sunshine we are talking about. warming things up but not that warm. that is not even the coldest of the cold. bob: an emotional goodbye to

slightly chance for a shower about a 20% chance for a little drizzle maybe a lyle lit shower and where would that come from? well, right now the skies look fine but you will notice there are a few little light showers back into west virginia so maybe there's a slight chance to see a little bit of wet weather. it's definitely a better bet for your day on thursday when we'll see some of this rain come into our area. here's how we see it. thursday morning is the commute a tough time? not for the morning commute. it's coming through during the evening commute. by the time you get to friday, things will be calm again. how much rain does it look like? right now numbers are suggesting anywhere from, you know, half inch to maybe 1.3. let's just say i think somewhere around an inch for a good chunk of this area. so it's rain that we definitely need. deficit. probably 9" now. every day without rain the deficit gets bigger. we are going to get some on thursday. wednesday partly clouds slight chance of rain. likely rain on thursday 64 and friday you're 58. then dana, were you talking about this up

. >> there is a paris agreement, josh, the problem is that if it's lylely binding, it won't get accepted in the united states. >> we want to make sure when people are making commitments, the international committee can verify they are followed through on. >> what does that mean? >> they are transparent about what steps they're taking and transparent about basically publishing data to indicate however they have come. we need to be candid about that, that's certainly something we have done in the united states and we need other countries following through. >> how will it be pleased in the united states if it wouldn't be ratified by congress. >> what we would essentially be doing is making commitment that is we would make public and also in public, being clear about what progress is being made. we would want other countries to do that. >> really, the president has come to the end of his term. that could be a republican president next time around to say i don't like this, i'll throw it out and that's the end of the legacy. >> that is not something the american people would support. we have s

carol burnett, be sure to watch my first show and my guests will be harvey korman, vicki lawrence, lyle waggoner, and my extra special guest, private gomer pyle himself, jim nabors.

and, and lyle lovett's "god willand" a bunch of other songs that are in the book. >> let's go back to 1997 and "tuesdays with morrie" comes out, because that is one of, the bestselling memoirs of all time, i believe. but it is also a book that i think a lotta people still associate with mitch albom. it was a story, of course, about, a professor of yours who was dying of als. and sort of the lessons that he left you with. do you still to think morrie schwartz? >> sure. probably every day. if i didn't, i wouldn't be able to help it anyhow because some point every day, if i'm out in the public, someone will come up to me and say, you know, something about "tuesdays with morrie". sometimes it's just, "i like that book, "tuesdays with morrie". other times, it's very personal. you know, my, frequently i hear, "my father died from als, my mother died from al--" anyone who dies from als, i'm, i'm sort of a lightning rod for that story. he was an enormous influence on my life. everything that i write basically is a stem from a "tuesdays with morrie" tree. and, even the themes of "frankie prest

. >> reporter: jordan lyles was the only survivor. >> i plant flowers every year. >> reporter: we always remember these people. some of the families is still angry that this helicopter was even flying. they say it was too old and too short on safety systems. there is and we are all likely safer because of that. bruce leshan, wusa9. >> i suppose that is the one good thing.9i the emt climbed on the helicopter to care for the second patient. her onto says it was the first time she had phone. for colleagues helped to raise money for the monument. >>> top contender ben carson is lashing out at the media tonight insisting a story he wrote about himself is in fact true. in his biography he talks about a time he tried to stab a friend with the boys belt buckle saved him. he uses the story to say god entered his life and took away his anger. cnn investigated but can't find any evidence that it happened. >> this is a bunch of lies. that is what it is, a bunch of lies attempting to say i him lying about my history. i think it is pathetic. >> a reporter says after digging they can't find the victim

city risk manager lyle lutt told the city council earlier this week that proposals for the property on north oak street will be opened on november 25th and ready for their approval on cember 7th. if you have ever ththght about writing a novel - this is your month. november is national novel writing month, and the norfolk public library is hosting several "come write ins" to help budding authors write 50,000 words in 30 days. the first is tomorrow from 10 to noon. these and more storieiecan be heard ononewstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. " " " jessica rae: coming up.... we'll re-cap country music's biggest night... who took home some hardware at the c-m-a's? stay tuned to find out " " jessica rae: and.... coming up a little later on... facebook is adding a new app... how will it help you? ne in to find country stars got out for the cma awards abc's george pennacchio was there and spoke to the big winners of the night (nats from cma awards show) "chris stapleton." "chris stapleton." chris staplelen is the story of the yeye in country mumuc. he made cma history, winning new artist of

next up from the cardinals is lyle sendlein. he was voted most likely to ask for a plunger before he goes to the bathroom. [ laughter ] going into battle, yeah. >> steve: y'all might want to leave, there's more. i'm coming for you! >> jimmy: is there a fire escape, is there a fire escape by the window? [ light laughter ] >> sve: do you have any bounty paper towels. [ lauguger ] >> jimmy: instead of toilet paper he has brawny paper towels. [ laughter ] next from the seahawks i i kristjan sokoli. he was voted most likely to greet everyone by saying, "hello, my name is kristjan sokoli, you killed my father, prepare to die." [ cheers and applause ] next from the seahawks is thomas rawls. heheas voted most likely to play the dad in the new b.e.t. sitcom, "wait, for real?" [ laughter and applause ] next from the seahawaw is j.r. sweezy. [ laughter ] he was voted most likely to whisper, "father won't like this," before leading you into a mansion. [ applause ] he was very upset. next we have cariel brooks from the cardinals. he wasasote

. >> tell us what it's lyle likeike in paris right now.are tense, i know but they still want to go on with the rest of their lives. what's it like right now? >> reporter: they do. but this city is still very much on edge. i can give you an example. we stopped in a store earlier this evening. we went in for a couple of minutes. a customer who left came running back in very upset, saying she had heard there was a man with a gun outside. the other customers in the store got very upset. the shopkeeper closed the metal gate to block the front door. we could see out the front window and things looked okay. we slipped out of the back and sure enough it appeared to be a false alarm. there was another false alarm earlier this evening at one of the memorial sites where there was a virtual stampede of people who started running when they heard what they thought were gunshots nearby. as it turned out, apparently they were firecrackers. these people obviously didn't know that. and some of them went running right through the memorial itself kicking over

they are sue thing city claiming that the rule is ill lyle because the city health department passed it, not state lawmakers in albany. >> that is a personal choice. every parent has their own reason why they don't want to have the flu shot. until eliketive representative tells them otherwise much they should be able to make that personal choice. the attorney says the parent ares support all the other required vaccinations except the flu vaccine in part pause the mandate does not apply to everyone. >> there are 11,000 license and registered daycare centers approximately. this could only apply to approximately 2,000 of them. also, about 20,000 legally except daycare providers in new york city. this, that also doesn't apply to hem. >> the city released this statement "we're confident that the poor of health has the authority to require flu vaccinations which protect children and thed werer public from serious illness. we will review the claims once we are ." >> the flu in children makes them sicker and also more contagious for longer period of time. steve, back upstairs to you. steve:

just lyle breeze, about 5 miles an hour.g, in allentown, pottstown, reading little frost, patchy fog, few of the valleys here, around, but they'll quickly burn off with the sunshine. thirty-one millville, dover at 39 degrees. today, because we're little warmer, we put it at a eight. getting up little higher on the scale, and it may continue this warming trend tomorrow at least, but then things will change, starting this weekend, saturday and sunday. ultimate doppler is clear, here is the change, big winter storm developing over the central part of the country, we'll see little rain from this. timing it in the seven day forecast, no word today though, 62, along i95, 58 north and west, quick warm up really warming up quickly with the sunshine, just few clouds, 62 degrees to the south and east, little warmer tomorrow, but then we track the rain and see what it means for our temperatures in the seven day coming up a little bit later, chris. >> dave, thank you. 4:31 the time on this thanksgiving morning, fire officials are invest

frank: chief michael lyle knew the swasey family before they moved away from the tight-knit north shore community. two of swasey's classmates are now melrose officers. >> not only did you lose a son, you lost a dad here, and this is devastating, devastating to anyone in law enforcement. >> we're speechless. and his hometown community will do whatever it takes to support his family. frank: after the funeral arrangements have been finalized, the mayor and the police chief say they plan to hold a memorial for swasey in his hometown. antoinette: an emotional final goodbye to the little girl we first knew as baby doe. family and friends attending the funeral saturday for bella bond. it was back in june the toddler's body was found on deer island inside a trash bag. as the eyeopener's sera congi reports, bella is finally resting in peace. >> i'm sure she's gone to heaven already, but she's finally having her body put to rest. sera: with a handmade quilt draped over her casket, bella bond's father and other loved ones said good-bye at the burial service for the toddler who touched so many live

. >> i don't want to look like a lyle be bulb. >> yes, you on the apply less is more.less is more. do not need a whole lot of make up or strobe glow to point a point. >> perfect. >> turn your head so we can see this glowing. yes, i like it. >> the beautiful thing about this pallet you can stack t so i used middle color. now i go to the lighter color which is pearl. i will stack on top. >> okay. >> sound good. stack it up. >> there go. >> ment let's do this last product there is fancy one here. >> yes. >> you got a minute left, less than a minute. so this one, how much is this one? >> this retails for $54. >> okay. >> it is calvin klein. >> is it worth the 54? >> worth the 54. you can see i used on stormy, underneath her foundation, as you can see. >> i like your name, storm. >> i isn't her name just amazing? storms glowing. she is giving you tropical rain forest glow right now. as you can see, you use little bit of this, less is more again. just one is more, another liquid. but the butte bye there is you can use beauty blender. the beauty blend is her great because you

>> dez, jeremy hill, richard sherman, jordan matthews, dante moncrief, lyle collins. russ: after the 9ers game, you had a thing set up with safety eric reed, but then somebody got involved. how did that come about? >> he said he wanted to swap jersey. i said that's cool. he's a friend. i wanted to trade. i had an extra one for e. reed. had a two for one special. russ: russ salzberg, fox 5 news. dari: well, tipping seems to be going extinct. steve: the national chain that decided to ban all tipping while raising the pay of workers. we'll take a look at the impact on prices on the menu. dari: and making medical marijuana available sooner to the critically ill. how new york is speeding up the steve: new hope for sick new yorkers who have been waiting for the medical marijuana program. dari: there's a new law that was signed by the governor today. it will allow those with serious problems to access the drug before the program is up and running. here's dan bowens. >> the seizures are not a joke. >> missy and her son are breathing a sigh of relief. last week we told you abo

. >> her father lamar lyle says he's impressed as well. >> dancing with the young lady they got -- bycement and, um, it was bad so for something like this to happen around that time frame and hopefully it's an eye opener to say, okay, there's positive law enforcements out here. it's not just going to be all negative because right now, that's how we looking at law enforcement. >> reporter: looking forward for aaliya, something else good may have come from her brief brush with fame. >> i saw the video and i'm just like, this girl can dance. >> reporter: sawed ya jenkins is a professional dance instructor. she used social media to track down aaliya, wants to take the dancing teen places. >> i saw that competitiveness. i saw this ability to put on a show, and so i was explaining to her that's a gift. >> not everybody knows who i am and they know i can dance. >> and she has this free spiri spirited war veteran and police officer to thank for making the most of that special moment. in the district, bob barnard, fox news. >>> love that. >>> to your health now, some thing that might be on you

. >> lo and behold, it's a lyle child. >> she looked like she might have been in shock. i tried not to startle her. i approached her slow lu, you i noticed she was cold, and i went over to her. i picked her up and put her in the car. >> reporter: the toddler was naked, her head was shaved, and she was pleading from a bump on her head. >> this is a female. call hamilton. try to get me some information on the missing child. >> reporter: yet here she was miles away, naked and alone in rowley. >> just like a jigsaw puzzle, parts are missing. >> reporter: her parents put her to bed, checked on her at 4:15, but at 7:00 a.m., she was gone. the man who found her has never been more relieved to have second-guessed himself. >> it could have been anyone. i guess it was luck or an act of god or whatever it was. it was me. >> reporter: again, we have learned police are now questioning one of this little girl's former baby-sitters as a person of interest in connection with yesterday's terrible events here. in hamilton, jim armstrong, wbz this morning. >> the little girl's disappearanc

several cities solano county but not once living and on the mayor says that he is not welcome and lyle. >>mark: another 20 people injured last friday 5 rest of the hospital and critical or serious condition those concerns the same that were brought to open talks with a double decker buses and the sea does not require the worker said they have not been affected by the accident. >>mark: the do mountainous coming out today will tell you why when there but to find and constraining music services-- streaming. >>mark: 3 people were killed when the storm on to the public schools are closed wednesday thursday and staying close to that additional the schuylkill be opened in 1 stations people in parts of northern idaho in seattle also about power from his back storm abroad since friend and massive flooding the plane hit severe turbulence and had to turn around back chicago after takeoff on wednesday the passengers were cut in the baggage and return to o'hare and of the motion cannot to flight attendants were hospitalized with injuries but the flight of the turbulent they're both are expected to

playing dead or rolling over, this dog has much more of an impressive check this out, a black lab named lyle overbay la can fetch your dinner. she's been trained to dive for lobsters, people. her owner simply has to point in the right direction, lila goes down, jumps in, scoops up a live lobster and brings it back to the boat. her owner says the key to success is associating training with fun as he devours lobster after lobster. i don't know. this could be the greatest dog ever. >> i hope he gets some of the lobster afterwards. [ cheers and applause ] >> i can't get my cats to do anything. that is just fantastic. >> because they're cats. >> because they're cats, dan. they don't do anything. how do you stay lobster in -- >> i did say i would use my boston accent in the second hour. lobster. you're welcome. sara, that's going on? >> the black friday frenzy is just getting started. why you should focus more on the when than where to get the best deals. plus, mariah carey has "all i want for christmas is you" for your kids. how her holiday hit inspired her new book and delicious recipes for your

at this chevy dealership in lyle, illinois, we've seen a steady stream of customers coming in since they opened the doors at 9:00. this is what the automakers have been targeting for several weeks. >> and this year look what he put in our driveway. >> santa can do that? >> sure can, honey. >> the lexus december to remember sales event is here. >> reporter: the automakers overall are expecting big business as part of its black friday promotions and holiday promotions. whatever name you want to apply to them. on average the incentives are up basically about $100. they're offsetting that by bringing in higher prices for the vehicles they're selling but not all of the promotions appear to be as effective as others. ford announcing within the last hour that it's going to be ending its friends and neighbors program, ending it early. it was supposed to go into january, until january 4th. basically dealers are saying it's had mixed results. that it hasn't been as effective as hoped for. so they're going to roll out a new holiday incentive program starting on december 1st. at this chevy dealershi

. >> reporter: williams jumped into action at barns intermediate school with lyle saving -- life savingkills he learned on tv. >> he watched spongebob every day. >> in the episode spongebob safes his buddy patrick who was choking. anthony williams had no idea his son knew how to do this. >> people thinking they are autistic, they are at a level they can't do anything but you have no idea. >> reporter: brandon, who has quite the sense of humor lovingly nicknamed his parents marshmallow and big mack. >> he doesn't want awards, doesn't want attention but he did something that can't even explain how proud we are of him. >> just so proud of him. >> with him, anything is possible. he might be saving my life some day. >> brandon, what were you for halloween? >> superman. >> he was superman and that's what everybody is calling him today. >>> major breaking news that we are following for you this morning from the south bay. there's a big fire burning at an apartment complex in san jose, take a look at these pictures into the kron4 newsroom, just how destructive -- by these pictures you can tell

at this chevy dealership in lyle, illinois, they will open the door in a couple hours, expecting steady customers, and all the auto makers push for black friday. >> and this year, look what he put in our driveway. >> santa can do that? >> he sure can, honey. >> the sales to remember event is here. >> you've seen the ads for some time. most auto makers advertised black friday type sales most month of november, expecting big sales today, and, in fact, this could push pace above 18 million, and what's selling? trucks and suvs, selling over the six months. they expect double digit gains in sales, and for a number of dealers, they expect the week to be the key to make a strong push to the end of the year. >> black friday is an important day, no question about it. we want to get as many people out there. we're advertising, spending more on those two days than we have for the entire rest of the month to get more people out to, you know, finish up the month strong. >> and they are expecting a strong finish to november. look at the surge in the sales rate in the united states. first quarter, 16.

host: lyle in utah. a democrat. lyle. what's your opinion?caller: i think it is very wrong for us to play into the fears that isis wants us to. we have to worry about the people that are in our country right now. homegrown terrorists. host: reminder to you and others you have to turn that tv down. listen through your phone so we don't get the feedback. sheila in kansas, republican. caller: yes. i am wandering, one, why we are not -- wondering one, why we are not meeting people coming out of syria and training those half a million men, arming them, and sending them back. the other thing we -- these people coming into honduras with their passports, they are going to all these countries before they realize they are bad passports, they are not going to use a passport, they are going to walk across. host: ok. steven, ocean view, delaware, independent. hi. caller: hello, how are you today? host: good morning. fine. what are your thoughts on this? caller: my thoughts are i'm watching this tv all the time and i see all these young men from 18 to 40 y