in tonight's spirit of giving, when it comes to helping others, police officers for manchester and nashua practice with a speech -- practice what they preach. they work together to make the holidays a little brighter for local seniors. >> i love it. shelley: this is how it looked earlier where police officers and disabled remain in their homes for as long as possible by offering services like grocery shopping, transportation, and companionship. today, in the spirit of the holiday season, officers lent a helping hand. >> we were really happy to be asked to partner with caregivers and the great work that they do. shelley: the officers watched a quick training video and then ey special deliveries. >> hello, manchester police. how are you? >> we have food for you. shelley: at her apartment, they unloaded the food. filling up her cupboards. a small gesture that meant the world during this festive time of year. >> they brought me a nice gift learn more about the services offered by the caregivers, you can find their link on our website. tom: you can make sure that every kid gets a gift this hol

greater manchester police and other forces say they've also stepped up crowd protection measures.ation. westminster city council and the mayor ‘s office. making sure people have good time. there will be a surge regime in place. something like 3000 police officers in duty in central london alone and stewards as well. donald trump has praised russia's president putin for his decision not to engage in a row about the expulsion of diplomats. in a tweet, the us president—elect said he always knew the russian leader was "very smart". president 0bama has ordered 35 russian diplomats to leave the country after accusing moscow of interfering in november's presidential election. the man credited with discovering the beatles has died at the age of 86. allan williams was the owner of a liverpool music club and arranged the band's first performances in the early 60s, but he parted company with the group before they shot to worldwide stardom. his memoir was called "the man who gave the beatles away". 40% of councils in england have no procedures in place to prosecute people who misuse disabled

manchester. reporter: police from manchester and nashua are spreading holiday joy to seniors this afternoon helping out the caregivers much offs efrs officers got quick training at the headquarters in bedford. the goal is to help the elderly and disabled in the greater manchester and nashua areas long as possible. officers loaded up their vehicles and delivered christmas gifts and groceries. officers say helping out this way is reward and senior residents say it is greatly appreciated. >> i love it. they are so nice, they come by here with your food. they brought me a nice gift i wasn't expecting. >> we are really happy that we were asked to partner with caregivers and be a part of the great work that they do and we are more happy to help them with nare generous cause. reporter: service year round. you can find a link if you're interested on wmur.com. jennifer: jennifer: and you can help make sure that every child gets a gift this holiday season by helping the spirit of giving toy drive. it's coming up december 2nd which is tomorrow and it runs right through 94th at the toys r us locations in manch

greater manchester police and other forces say they've also stepped up crowd protection measures. been brought in to keep people safe following the terror attacks in berlin and nice earlier this year. richard lister reports. the metropolitan police say there is no specific intelligence about an attack in london, but it has been looking at the tragic events in berlin and nice and has adjusted its plans for new year's eve accordingly. some 3,000 officers will be on the streets of the capital as part of the package of measures to maintain security. we carefully planned this operation with partners including the london mayor's office, westminster council and others to make sure people can come into london and have a fantastic time. when they come, give us extra time because there will be a search regime in place. there will be 3,000 officers on duty in central london alone and there will be stewards as well. the police federation says there will be more armed officers on patrol in london this year than in previous years and more areas where vehicles will be banned. greater manchester

greater manchester police and other forces say they've also stepped up crowd protection measures.a resources have been brought in to keep people safe following the terror attacks in berlin and nice earlier this year. we spent a long time carefully planning this operation with our partners including the mayor ‘s office, westminster city council and others to make sure people can into central london and fantastic time. there will be a search regime in place. something like 3000 police officers on duty in central london alone and there will be stewards as well. meanwhile, the german chancellor angela merkel has said that islamist terrorism is the biggest challenge facing her country. in her new year message, mrs merkel referred to the deadly truck attack in berlin earlier this month by a tunisian asylum seeker. damian mcguiness joins us from berlin. we know that security has been stepped up there. what is the atmosphere like that? everyone is preparing to party because the whole country is determined not to feel cowed by the recent terror attacks in germany. that doesn't mean police

manchester police say they arrested timothy during a traffic stop last night. he was wanted on a warrant out of vermont for resisting police. >>> hard to believe no one was hurt in this collision with the commutedder rail train this morning that left this car upside down in needham. firefighters say the car was parked very close to the tracks at the west street the crash did cause delays for the needham line commuters who were diverted to needham center. >> four boston police officers continue to recover after being hit and dragged by a car last month in dorchester. video of the incident is now out. blair miller walks us through it. >> reporter: fox 25 obtained this video from a surveillance camera on stoughton street near where the officers were dragged. you can see them standing in front of the black suv and suddenly a car comes flying by the way. seconds later, the street is full of police lights and vehicles chasing after the suspect's car. a few minutes after that, police flood the scene searching for any clues. the suspect's car did strike four officers, o

manchester police say they are now increasing patrols.ngham palace during the changing of the guard have been brought forward because of berlin. security officials believe the uk is more prepared than the rest of europe, but they also caution that no—one should be complacent about the threat. gordon corera, bbc news. coming up at 6am on breakfast — dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. the top stories this hour. at least 29 people have been killed and dozens more injured in a series of explosions at a fireworks market on the outskirts of mexico city. similar blasts destroyed parts of the market in 2005 and 2006. german police have urged people to be on heightened alert as they search for the driver of the truck that ploughed into a christmas market in berlin on monday evening, killing 12 people. a pakistani asylum seeker arrested shortly after the attack has been released without charge. president 0bama has banned new oil and gas drilling in us arctic waters and introduced significant new curbs in

. >> hello,manchester police. how are you? >> we have food for you. shelley: how local police departments are giving back this holiday season. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. news tonight. shelley: starting tonight, a former student at proctor academy in andover accused of sexually assaulting another student. good evening. tom: the alleged incident happened inside a dormitory at the boarding school in october of last year. suzanne rountree is live with the school's response to the accusation. suzanne: a merrimack grand jury

greater manchester police and other forces say they've also stepped up crowd protection measures.ne bbc news, the travel show. it has gone from being one of the poorest countries in the world to relative prosperity today, and a reputation as a beacon of responsible tourism. the republic of botswana has been on quite a journey in its 50 years of independence. and i am on a personal mission to explore how people here have shared this land with such a diversity of wildlife for millennia. and if tourism can help maintain that delicate balance. the big day, the 50th anniversary, draws ever nearer, and rehearsals are well under way. half a century of independence is a big dealfor the people of botswana, who have seen their country overcome some major hurdles. we had few schools. the only schools that were there were run by missionaries. it has been a journey where one could say we were starting from nothing. and there have been some serious crises. at one point, the country had the world's highest rate of hiv infection. but sensible treatment and prevention programmes mean that the wors

stay with >> chaos errupted last night inside the buck land hill mall in manchester, police say, a fight between ten teenagers, spiraled into several other fight, one police officer was assaulted trying to break things up. fortunately, he wasn't seriously injured. police did make several arrests. >> meanwhile, panic in a mall in elizabeth, new jersey when altercation leads to a false report of a shooting. shoppers at the mills at jersey gardens, reported hearing allowed noise yesterday afternoon, crowds stormed through the exit, injuring ten people. loud sound turned out to be tables, chairs, hitting the ground, during the initial altercation. >>> overseas now, new this morning, authorities have found a flight recorder from a russian military plane, that crashed over the weekend. this is new video just into our news room. the recorder for the cu154 was found in the black sea, about mile from the shores of so much i. all 92 people aboard the plane appear to to have died. military choir was on, some members were on the flight. >> airliner ran out every fuel and crashed last month. accident

happened last night inside of the buck land hills mall in manchester. police say a fight between ten teenagers led to several other fights, one police officer was assaulted when she tried to breaks things up. she avoided serious injuries. police did make several arrests. they don't believe any weapons or gang related activity was involved in the violence. >>> and, panic at a mall in elizabeth, new jersey, when altercation leads to false reports of a shooting. around 5:00 p.m. last night, shoppers at the mills at jersey gardens reported hearing allowed noise, then crowds he had headed for the exits, up to ten people, including two boys, and pregnant woman, received non-life threatening injuries while trying to leave. the loud sound turned out to be tables and chairs hitting the ground during the initial altercation. >> well, new this morning, searches have found a flight recorder from the russian plane that crashed into the black sea on sunday. the military plane was heading to syria when it crashed shortly after take off from so much i. eighty-four passengers,

greater manchester police and other forces say they've also stepped up crowd protection measures. 40%f councils in england have no procedures in place to prosecute people who misuse disabled parking permits. new analysis of official figures found blue badges could be used fraudulently without fear of being fined in 61 local authorities. the finding has been described as "staggering" by a disability charity. those are the main stories this morning. we have been talking about the sporting champions who have a new yea rs sporting champions who have a new years now. really end. whatever else has been going on, at the euros as well. hull city are off the bottom of the premier league but they missed out on a first league win in nearly two months after a late everton equaliser at the k—com. the tigers went ahead but were pegged back then robert snodgrass scored this brilliant free kick in the second half. they couldn't hang on for victory though, ross barkley nodded in the everton equaliser late on. it finished 2—2. i'm really pleased because over the past four weeks, we put in a shift and g

greater manchester police and other forces say they've also stepped up crowd protection measures in theerlin attack. germany's chancellor, angela merkel, says islamist terrorism is the biggest threat facing her country. in a new year message, she refers to the truck attack on a christmas market in berlin, in which 12 people died. translation: the biggest test, without a doubt, is islamist terrorism, which has had germany in its sights for many years. in 2016, it attacked us, and a few days ago at the christmas market here in berlin. and, yes, it is especially bitter and repugnant if terror attacks are carried out by people who are allegedly looking for protection in our country. we are free, caring, open. bearing in mind the pictures of a heavily bombed aleppo, we want to reiterate how important and correct it was that our country in the last year helped those who genuinely required our protection to find a foothold here and to integrate. the bbc‘s damien mcguinness has more details from berlin. she talks about the three terror attacks germany has suffered in 2016, all three of which we

greater manchester police and other forces say they have also stepped up crowd protection measures afterck. in other cities too across europe and the world, security has been stepped up. this is new york, those celebrating there will see a very visible police presence. in berlin, it's a similar picture — concrete barriers to stop another potential truck attack. in her new year's eve address the german chancellor, angela merkel, promised to do everything possible to improve security. translation: the biggest test without a doubt is islamist terrorism, which has had germany in its sights for many years. in 2016 it attacked us in two places and at the christmas market here in berlin. back in london, around 100,000 tickets have been sold for tonight's fireworks display. the police say they hope those out tonight will be reassured by the range of security tactics they will be using. in a moment we'll talk to our correspondent andrew black in edinburgh as the preparations for hogmanay continue, but first to jonathan blake in central london. well it is just under six hours until the celebration

greater manchester police and other forces say they've also stepped up crowd protection measures. main stories this morning. it feels as though this has been a sports programme. it has been top of the show with all the sports stars getting the honours in the new year ‘s honours list and then the review of the year, we look back on what was a great 2016 per sport. we know that for a number of us, 2016 has been one that we want to move on from that in sporting terms, it has been phenomenal. it is myjob to techie through a skip of the action. —— take you. hull city are off the bottom of the premier league but they missed out on a first league win in nearly two months after a late everton equaliser at the k—com. the tigers went ahead but were pegged back then robert snodgrass scored this brilliant free kick in the second half. they couldn't hang on for victory though, ross barkley nodded in the everton equaliser late on. it finished 2—2. i'm really pleased because over the past 3—4 weeks, we put in a shift and got nothing. today we put in a shift and got a point. we could be greedy an

manchester police say they are now increasing patrols.off roads around buckingham palace during the changing of the guard have been brought forward because of berlin. security officials believe the uk is more prepared than the rest of europe, but they also caution that no—one should be complacent about the threat. gordon corera, bbc news. turkish police have detained six people following the murder of the russian ambassador in ankara yesterday. it's believed those being questioned are related to the off—duty police officer who shot him. as the body of andrei karlov was flown back home, both the kremlin and turkish officials said the assassination would not derail their negotiations about the war in syria. from ankara, mark lowen reports. a farewell to russia's ambassador, but in a way nobody could envisage. andrei karlov‘s body was flown back to moscow, the victim of an assassination. his government called him an "eternal symbol of russian— turkish friendship." his widow was barely able to watch. he was opening an exhibition in ankara las

greater manchester police and other forces say they've also stepped up crowd protection measures.s have been brought in to keep people safe following the terror attacks in berlin and nice earlier this year. we've spent a long time carefully planning this operation with our partners. they include westminster city council and the mayor's office and many others, to make sure people coming to central london on new years eve have a fantastic time. and when they come to give us extra time because there will be a search regime in place. there's something like 3,000 police officers on duty in central london alone and stewards as well. meanwhile, the german chancellor angela merkel has said that islamist terrorism is the biggest challenge facing her country. in her new year message, mrs merkel referred to the deadly truck attack in berlin earlier this month by a tunisian asylum seeker. damian mcguiness joins us from berlin. tell us a little more about what she said. she referred to the three attacks we have seen this year, saying that what was particularly propulsive for her was they were

manchester police say they are now increasing patrols. shut off roads around buckingham palace during the changing of the guard have been brought forward because of berlin. security officials believe the uk is more prepared than the rest of europe, but they also caution that no—one should be complacent about the threat. gordon corera, bbc news. let's talk to our berlin correspondent, jenny hill. with the only suspect now released and the attacker possibly on the run and armed, where is the police investigation tonight? well, tonight they're saying they're looking into more than 500 telephone calls with information from members of the public. they say they're following up several leads but they're not telling us what those leads are. in truth, i think there is precious little reassurance for the german public this evening. it's as if the driver of that lorry fled the scene on foot and simply disappeared into thin air. you know, as you would expect, there is anger and sadness here at the loss of life, bear in mind there is still people seri

greater manchester police and other forces say they've also stepped up crowd protection measures.yard says extra resources have been brought in to keep people safe following the terror attacks in berlin and nice earlier this year. donald trump has praised russia's president putin for his decision not to engage in a row about the expulsion of diplomats. in a tweet, the us president—elect said he always knew the russian leader was " president 0bama has ordered 35 russian diplomats to leave the country after accusing moscow of interfering in november's presidential election. from midnight tonight, anyone who owns an air gun in scotland will need a licence. the legislation was introduced after a toddler was killed by an air—gun pellet in glasgow in 2005. people in england and wales can own the weapons without any kind of documentation. it's the time of year for charts and lists and best—ofs, so we thought we'd take this opportunity to share our most popular clip from the bbc breakfast social—media accounts over the last 12 months. is it a hard—hitting piece ofjournalism or a stunning

greater manchester police say they too are ensuring there is a heightened police presence at the variousound manchester. so this is a problem for police enforcements all across the country, not just enforcements all across the country, notjust in london and the steps that are being taken here outside buckingham palace today, had been in training for some time. thank you. the government had to borrow £12.6 pounds in november to make up the difference between its income and expenditure. that's more than what most economists were expecting. our economics correspondent andy verity gave me more details a short while ago. the figures look on track to meet new less ambitious deficit reduction goal has were set out last month by the chancellor philip hammond. our economics correspondent gave more details a short while ago. if your income is £1,000 and you spend £1,100, you have a deficit, you are overspending your income by £100. it is similar with the government, if they are outspending their income, the amount of overspend, they have to borrow. it is about half a billion more than most economi

manchester police released this video capturing the tense moments after a fender bender. you can see the heated words of the drivers quickly turned into a wrestling match. one driver backs up into the vehicle. the truck driver smashed the other driver's windshield. they got a security alert saying someone was inside their home. security cameras were set up in the bedroom showing his landlord's bed. >> insists complete and utter disbelief. >> while he says the landlord has a right to enter police are calling this felony trespassing and kiatta is also charged with misdemeanor obscenity. >> caught on camera, the danger police officers face every day. in the next 15 minute released surveillance video. >> and if you thought boston was a pricey city already, add this >> no -- prices are up, way up, jacqui heinrich live in seaport where some prices will top $4. >>> you better believe the drivers i talked to were not happy about it. if you're like me and regular park in boston chances are you've had your fair share of these. i know i have. the question is as the parking gets more

. >> it really is manchester police released this video after what was a fender bender. heated words between the drivers. quickly turned into this wrestling match. then one driver backs up into the other's vehicle. >> unbelievable. truck then smashed the other's windshield with a shovel. there he goes. before eventually driving off. >>> a manatee got a clean bill of health after being rescued from a storm drain. >> workers in jacksonville, florida freed that animal while digging through a pipe ma manatee arrived at sea world for a checkup. >> after being trapped so long. we want to make sure she can move on her own and can swim and looks like a normal manatee. >> they check heart and ran blood tests. they say the animal seems to be in good health. >> shoppers had to deal with a usual and unexpected death. a beaver ransacking the christmas aisles inside of a store in maryland. beaver knocked over cups and even tried to get at the artificial trees. workers at the animal shelters rescued the beaver from the store and took it to a rehab facility. >> it's a well known fact th

should also say that there are heightened security measures elsewhere across the uk, greater manchester policels in light of the berlin attack, but before that attack had happened, the police forces in birmingham and in newcastle said that they were also increasing security at christmas markets. sarah thank you very much indeed for bringing us up—to—date with that. to recap, the hunt for the 23—year—old tunisian, known as anis a is continuing. there have been operations in berlin and as we heard in the north—west of germany. here, in the north—west of germany. here, in the centre of berlin, the lights are coming back on and another gesture of defiance of solidarity. this christmas fair will re—open in the morning. robert hall there for us the morning. robert hall there for us in berlin. we'll have continuing coverage of the manhunt following the attack at the christmas market in berlin here on bbc news and you can also keep up—to—date with the latest developments online on the bbc news website. the queen and prince philip have cancelled plans to travel by train today to their estate in sandrin

. >> that video was created in conjunction with members of the manchest manchester, connecticut, policee department who will be on "fox and friends" later this morning. check that one out. >>> i want to hear about this show. that flip or flop show. >> the stars of that, we know and love them. they've announced their separation six months ago is when their marriage began to crumble according to tmz. he left his home with a gun. law enforcement tracked him down with a helicopter where he surrendered and said he was not a threat to himself. who knew? the incidents prompted the couple to get counseling. they say they plan to continue working together on the show despite their separation. this news, of course, bumming a lot of folks out online. one fan said i guess their relationship flopped. michelle, i'm more affected by this than brangelina. they've been seeing other people the last few months. >> still in business together when every project being $40,000 overbudget. good to know. >> they do have some kids. got to look after them. >>> ambassador bolton, tried the fit board. >> social med

a fugitive is behind bars after police arrested him in manchester. during a motor vehicle stop yesterday, machester police discovered 42-year-old timothy fenoff had a warrant out for his arrest in vermont. fenoff was originally charged with resisting an officer in saint johnsbury. also today, donald trump kicks off his thank-you tour in indiana and ohio. the president-elect is expected to give more details on his deal to save hundreds of factory jobs in indianapolis. this comes as a recount begins in the state of wisconsin. abc's kenneth moton has the very latest from washington. kenneth: president-elect donald trump's campaign promise president-elect trump it is not : presidential for the president of the united states to call up the head of carrier -- "hellois -- kenneth: today, trump taking a victory lap in indiana after he struck a deal with carrier to save 1000 jobs from going to mexico. in the state where vp-elect mike pence is still the governor, a source told abc news a regulatory incentive was a factor. >> he's not even been sworn in yet and

police in manchester -- there you see it. >> wow. >> they have located the video will identify the suspect. >>> he's a cool dude. [ laughter ] >> the cardinals get a break. jordan reed, one of the best in the league will most likely miss sunday's game recovering from a separated shoulder. the cardinals face wong of the best offenses in the falcon who is have weapons galore >> we want to make sure guys don't fall so we make all sorts of plans. so we just wanted to call a players meeting and just make sure that we got that off our chest and make sure the guys leading this team understand we still have a shot. we've always talked about, in the point of emphasis with the coach, there's always been a lot of accountability to yourself and your teammates. >>> patrick peterson took a stab at josh norman after a video was posted of him getting beat in a one-on-one draw. he is the highest rating lol maddon to the maddon video game. >> where i'm at, what i'm done, and they can't take that away from me. it really doesn't matter to me. just gotta go out there and try, and be that attack guy, and do wha

security has also been stepped up at christmas markets in the cities of manchester and birmingham with more police officers on patrol. >>> a japanese automaker is in talks with a silicon valley giant about changing the way we travel. ai uchida tells us more from our business desk. ai, it seems ties between car companies and i.t. firms are getting more common these days. >> exactly, catherine, we talked before about nissan and microsoft, they're teaming up to connect autos to the internet, now honda and google are eyeing a partnership to get self-driving technology on the road. the automaker wants to equip its vehicles with software developed by the i.t. giant. honda plans to test the system on u.s. highways. the company has also been developing its own driverless technology, but now executives are looking to google to help gain an edge on rivals. >>> now let's check on markets. tokyo share price s opened lowe on this last trading day of the week, that is after the dow jones failed to break above the 20,000 mark. trading volume is relatively low and investors are locking in profits before the holid

manchester, hoping to see lots of people out there. erin: we have just seen a ton of troopers. new hampshire state police have just shown up with a convoy. you are making a special delivery. i am here with captain mark. captain: we are here with our them in this initiative. we have brought seven boxes, signifying the seven troops of the state police. and the benevolence of the men and women of the new hampshire state police is so great. these troopers here are actually helping unload right now. and getting with their brothers with the marine corps reserves. and hopefully, this is just a small piece of what the new hampshire state wants to bring to the table. next week, we are going to have another initiative, in which we will signify an even greater delivery for the less than fortunate kids in this state. erin: we appreciate everything you have done. thank you so much, joining in on the toy drive. i hope other people will come out this weekend and support toys for tots. kevin: starting off early this morning with a lot of clouds up north. otherwise, fair skies for the see over the weekend. partly to most

patti ann: this was the scene in manchester, connecticut, where several people were arrested. in cleveland, ohio, policepepper spray to dispurse large crowds after a fight there. >> running, screaming. i seen a girl get trampled over. it was scary. it was really scary for real. like i said, it is just really sad. it is just sad. >> rob schmitt is live from our new york newsroom with more on this hi, rob. reporter: hi, patti ann. there were huge crowds and brawls all over the country, texas, tennessee, new york, new jersey, many other locations as malls packed with people looking to venture out of the house on day after christmas. in the maul of elizabeth, new jersey, sound of a chair slammed into the floor sent shoppers into a panic. >> a small fight erupted. at which time someone slammed a chair down, causing a loud noise. another patron yelled shots fired or gun! at that time pan ammonium happened. reporter: people were hurt, screaming shots fired, adding to chaos at a mall in long island as well, sending shoppers running for exits. crowd size may have led to some of the problems. the fox valley mall

local police are joining forces to make the holiday a little brighter for local senior citizens. officers from manchester and nashua gathered at the caregiver's headquarters in bedford yesterday. the non-profit group helps the elderly and disabled stay in their homes as long as possible. yesterday officers filled their cruisers and helped deli >> i love it. they are so nice. they come by here with your food. they brought me a nice gift i wasn't expecting. >> this is the best part of the job, giving back. sean: the caregivers provide service all year long. to learn more go to caregiversnh.org. great effort there. work is now underway for a big renovation project for easter seals in manchester. the group is also trying to raise money. disabilities and special needs is upgrading its 60,000 square foot facility on auburn street. last year easter seals helped 20,000 people. >> a renovation like this means that we'll be able to serve more people. and we could use help in order to make the renovations a dream come true. sean: easter seals is hoping to raise $2/5 million to help make sure they can provide servic

uk police looking for a suspect after a road rage incident, happen in manchester began with a fender bender then turns physical. keywords into a wrestling match into the other hard to then smashes the other drivers when shield with a shovel. appears to reach him before driving off they said they located the flatbed truck and hope the video you watch will otto could be driving tracking in the future. >> truck named otto with a due shaka, is a normal global suppl the campoli a lot of cargo that it has lot's of sensors the text to allow to dry without anybody behind the wheel. because of all the sensors, and can perceive distance and speed much better than a normal human. is logged thousands of miles on the nation's highways here to california. there in constant contact with the soccer team in california recording every decision truck better, they can learn about different conditions and the ohio turnpike is a great testin ground. want to test in different scenarios. and eventually in other conditions like rainfall, snowfall and things like that. probably will not replace a driver that

. >> firefighters and police officers from manchester, connecticut, joining forces to share their message viral with more than a million views. here with more on how this video came to be is manchester fire chief don moore and mark mananotomi, am i saying that correctly? i put it on my twitter account for folk at home. it's worth watching. how did the video come to be? >> well, we were in -- approached by kyle ryes and he is donating the services to put together this message to put together for the public. >> he's a ceo in your hometown. >> he's a ceo in our town. he volunteered his services to help us get the message on the street. the message basically was i think public safety gets a bad rap nowadays and 99.9% of what we do is positive, so we wanted to get the positive out there. >> don, he put together all of your video. all of you had your stof in the -- staff in the video. you all know everyone. i was impressed with some of the messaging. we run into a burning building to safe your life. we take a bullet to safe your life. we don't see anyone by race or religion or sexual preference

police officer. on monday, disturbances in more than 15 malls across the country were reported in at least a dozen states. in tennessee, incidents were reported in three separate malls and manchester, connecticut, several piegfights broke out al once and several hundred teens involved. >> reporter: this video shows an officer trying to control the crowd. five other police departments responded to the scene, one officer assaulted with no life-threatening injuries. eight people were arrested, forcing them all to close its doors two hours before scheduled. >> it looked like people were throwing punches, fighting. a huge mob of people. it was insane. >> reporter: ayman, there were some suggestions that the incident in ohio was inspired by a social media posting, but so far, again, police have not said that any of these incidents are, in fact, connected. in the end, they found no guns, no weapons. ayman? >> sad and disturbing development. morgan radford live in new york for us. thank you. >>> breaking news overseas to share with you. italian police have released this photo they say is of the tunisian born suspect in the berlin christmas market attack walking into the milan station this

manchester city 1—0 at anfield. goodbye. i've been waiting a while, and. the most boring international football team i've ever watched. if i was in america right now and the policewe can now say the decision taken in 1975 by this country tojoin the decision taken in 1975 by this country to join the common market has been reversed. this will be a victory for real people, a victory for ordinary people. a victory for decent people. what's the first thing that came to your mind? when you've seen everybody voting out? when you found out we voted out?|j thought, now i'm going to have to pay for a visa to visit spain! a lot of people didn't vote because they thought, we aren't going to leave europe. i stayed at home and didn't vote. a ka stephan. he thought it was in the bag. he thought, england isn't that dumb! a lot of people decided to vote over immigration. isn't that dumb! a lot of people decided to vote over immigrationlj think decided to vote over immigration.” think that's one of the main points. they thought if you voted leave, you know the simpsons movie? that's what they thought would happen. they thought the dome would come over. in fa ct we thought the dom

police officer. on monday, disturbances in more than 15 malls across the country were reported in at least a dozen states. in tennessee, incidents were reported in three separate malls. in manchester, connecticut, several fights broke out at once. investigators estimated several hundred teens were involved. >> they started yelling and started pushing each other. >> reporter: this video shows an officer trying to control the crowd. five other police departments responded to the scene. one officer assaulted with no life threatening injuries. eight people arrested forcing the mall to close its doors two hours before scheduled. >> people were throwing punches, fighting. it was just a huge mob of people. it was insane. >> reporter: peter, there were some suggestions that the incident in ohio happened because it was inspired and organized on social media. but so far, again, police don't know the incidents are connected and they found no guns or weapons. peter? >> a little bit of good news there. morgan, thank you. >>> coming up next, the obama legacy. what the president told david axelrod could he happened if he were to have run in 2016. that's next live on msnbc. was built with passion

in manchester, connecticut, several fights broke out all at once. policete several hundred teens were involved. there is still no clear indication that any of the incidents were connected. >>> now to the powerful winter storm wreaking havoc across much of the country. thousands of homes and businesses are still without power this morning as residents start to dig out. in north dakota, blinding snow and near zero visibility on the roads. a 240-mile stretch of i-94 was closed at one point and air travelers did not fare much better. almost 400 u.s. flights were canceled monday and more than 3,500 delayed. shanna will have the forecast in a few minutes. >>> don't miss "trending" coming up, we're going to be celebrating something very special. >>> then on "popstart!" the george michael hits that people are discovering all over again. >>> but first, the best items to buy before 2016 comes to a close. we're going to tell you what you should be shopping for right after this the holidays don't officialy begin, until it's time to make: flaky, delicious, piping hot t

one police department plans to use the music as punishment. erin: morning a simple act of kindness , in manchester is spreading, and it started with just a few december 1. temperatures in the upper 30's to lower 40's in the lakes region. the last rainfall moving through now. skies clearing in southwestern parts of the state. we will continue to see a fairly changeable first day of december. we will have details on what this means as we cool down in time for the weekend, coming up. sean: a lot of students are waking up to get ready for their school day. students in portsmouth will soon be able to sleep in a little longer. erin: starting next fall, classes will start an hour later at the high school and middle school. the school board received more than 2000 su r deprivation in adolescents. after weighing everything, the board voted eight-to-one to make the change, and many parents say they are happy. >> 7:00 a.m. for my -- let's see -- he is 11. it is just torture. he's just a zombie in the morning. and he's just not ready to get up that early. so it impacts everything. >> mornings next year will b

manchester the odd-even parking restrictions begin tonight. this is being brought to you by bernie and phil's h of fine furniture. erin: a woman is dead after a tragic, freak accident in durham. sean: police say the woman was dragged and then run over by her own car as she was leaving a friend's home yesterday wmur's ray brewer joins us live from durham to explain how it happened. good morning. ray: police say a witness called 911 around 3:30 yesterday afternoon, reporting a woman had been struck by a car along injuries. she would later die at the hospital. investigators say the woman had been visiting friends. when she left, she started backing down the driveway, but for some reason opened the door and got out. >> it appears the vehicle was in reverse, and rolled down the driveway into the street, and came to rest off of the road near a telephone pole. ray: the woman was found in the road and her car was still running just a few feet away likely release her name later this morning, however, the crash does remain under investigation reporting live in durham, ray brewer ,wmur news 9. sean: investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire in conway that forced five people from the

police officer. meanwhile, disturbances across 15 malls across the country were reported in at least a dozen states. in tennessee, incidents reported in three separate malls. in manchester, connecticut, several sites broke out all at once several hundred teens involved. >> they started yelling and pushing each other. >> reporter: this video shows an officer trying to control the crowd. five other police departments responded to the scene, one officer assaulted with no life-threatening injuries. eight people were arrested fo e forcing the mall to close its doors two hours before scheduled. >> it looked like people were throwing purges and fighting, a huge mob, >> reporter: despite multiple reports of gunfire police found no weapons or indication any of these incidents were connected. >> thanks so much. >> war of words escalating between president-elect trump and president obama over a u.s. ally. >> reporter: good morning to you. another fairly quiet day for the president-elect in south florida. he spends the holidays in maug ma mar-a-lago in palm beach. he is a taking aim at not only the united nations but president obama, too. new accusations now flying the u.s. orchest

police officer. on monday, disturbances in more than 15 malls across the country were reported in at least a dozen states. in tennessee, incidences were reported in three separate malls. in manchester, connecticut, several fights broke out all at once and investigators estimating 700 teens were involved. >> they started yelling and pushing each other. >> reporter: this video shows an officer trying to control the crowd and 500 others responded to the scene and one officer assaulted with no life-threatening injuries. eight people were arrested forcing them all to close its doors two hours before scheduled. >> it looked like people were throwing punches, fighting. it was a huge mob of people. it was insane. >> reporter: craig, there were some suggestions that the incident in ohio was inspired by a social media posting, but again, police have not said whether or not these incidents are connected. no suggested evidence says they are but they found no weapons and there were no actual gun violence rts, even though people yelled gun in some of those malls, craig. >> morgan radford for us there in new jersey. morgan, thank you. >>> donald trump dealing the united nations a major diss follo

police officer. on monday, disturbances in more than 15 malls across the country were reported in at least a dozen states. in tennessee, incidents were reported in three separate malls. in manchester, connecticut, several fights broke out all at once. investigators estimating several hundred teens were involved. >> they just kind of started yelling and then started pushing each other. >> this video shows an officer trying to control the crowd. five other police departments responded to the scene. one officer assaulted with no life-threatening injuries. eight people were arrested, forcing the mall to close its doors two hours before scheduled. >> looked like people were throwing punches, fighting. it was just a huge mob of people. it was insane. >> chris, dozens of shoppers were injured. as i mentioned earlier, police haven't suggested there's any connection between these incidents, although there is a suggestion that what happened in ohio was perhaps incited by a social media posting. still, despite the reports of gunfire, police found no weapons and they also said there were no actual shots fired. chris. >> do you know if there are plans where you are or any other places where th