mead, indeed, had better intelligence of lee than lee had of the potomac. nonetheless, lee will receive reports from a very mysterious spy, a man by the name of henry thomas harrison, who knew the general location of union forces, reporting to lee, allowing him to concentrate the army of northern virginia in time to respond to the appearance of the union armies in a southern pennsylvania. but not to put his troops in a place or time of his own choosing. after harrison reports to lee, giving him great information about yankee movements, he disappears and we have no other word of who he was. he just went out into history. mead, on the other hand, was a master of intelligence. perhaps the best since washington. he was able to analyze masses of intelligence reporting. on his own, determine the proper course of action the plymouth. the occupation of high ground in advance of lee's arrival in gettysburg reflects mead's excellent work. he knew what he was supposed to do and where he was supposed to do it. mead had a nine page report from sharp on lee's movements,

susie meade. susie, there's been some damage here on the campus. can you tell me about it? susie meade: " yeah, our damage was our football field scoreboard we had a roof on the softball dugout and then some assorted damage to a storage building. nikki davidson: and you told me earlier that you were actually in town when the storm passed through. what was it like to be here during it it was very quick. we got a message shortly before 3 o'clock that we were under a tornado warning. we called all of our buildings and said to go under the procedures and probably within in a minute or so the event was over. but we did keep kids in shelter, until we were for certain that they were safe. and we held the buses for half an hour until we were sure that going out into the country would be safe for all of the students. i know, during november, this is not a time that anyone expects something like this to happen. it was kind of a time where you use your procedures that you put in place in the spring? yes, we certainly did and the nice thing is our emergency manager for madison county g

investigation led police to meade. they have released meade and her husband who is swim team coach while the investigation continues. the couple has been coaching since 1998. >>> protesters in minneapolis say they will not be intimidated by gunfire. they have been camp outside for more than a week since the deadly police shooting of jamar clark. last night gunmen opened fire on them. five demonstrators suffered nonlife threatening injuries. >>> jurors in the first trial for a baltimore police officer charged in freddie gray's death will be able to stay anonymous. a judge made the ruling today but added they will not be sequestered during trial. officer william porter is first to be tried and his trial starts monday. porter has been charged with manslaughter and other charges. he was there when the transport van carrying gray made several stops. he is expected to testify. >>> new tonight at 7:00, an annapolis maryland man suing the city for what he calls driving while white. hodges claimed cops pulled him over three tim

which is why for this trip the "yorktown" maze mead special arrangements for a surprise visitor. >> mr. harding! >> that's right. >> reporter: hugging an old salt never felt so sweet. >> oh, you'r a good boy! >> reporter: it was hard to tell whoho enjoyed it more or who needed it more. >> i guess i needed somebody to talk to about it. it's surprising the way it worked out. >> reporter: since we first told this story in april, mr. harding and the boys have stayed in touch, and last month got together again at the "yorktown." >> long time no see! >> reporter: this time for an entire weekend. >> so is this where we're sleeping? >> yeah. >> reporter: the boys got to spend the nightn the ship. >> oh, man! >> reporter: and even bette they got to attend a reunion full of sailors who served onon the "yorktown," sailors who gave jack and carter certificates, naming them honorary members of the "yorktown" crew. >> t ts is going in my room! ( applause ). >> i don't even know what to say. this was just awesome! i mean, an official member of the "yorktown." it's been my dream! >> reporter: whohoer

. >> from southern california to the bay area, social mead why lit up with a mystery. a light in the sky. jacqueline lomeli was stunned. >> my friends were sitting there talking and i saw this blue light glowing in the sky. i was like what is that? it was really strange. >> diego ramos caught this on the east bay. >> that are is not a plane. that is not a weather balloon. >> have you shared this on our facebook page while another video came from the north bay tonight. >> what is that? >> it started behind and moved over on the other ramp to see in that direction. it started from there with two blue over the ocean. >> in oakland, the astronomers have been busy offering an explanation. >> we have a lot of phone calls asking whether there was a meteor. of course we recognized it as a missile launch. >> we had a test light off the coast of southern california by the navy according to a spokesperson. it was not armed. part of the scheduled system evaluation. many reported seeing a blue green color after sunset. >> it was mostly dark in the bay area, you go 20 miles up and y

brandon meade is accused of killing his 21-year-old girlfriend last august. police found agatha hall dead, she'd been shot in the head. investigators first believe her death may have been a suicide. forensic evidence revealed, however, that was impossible. police say meade killed hall after an argument. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> really nice, warm weather, hard to believe it is fall. >> hope it stays that way, too. sheena, how long should we savor this? >> really for the rest of the week, then the cooler air is going to move in for the weekend, but if you were able to get outside today, you definitely took advantage of the wormer weather. right now we are at 70 degrees, so the sun has set, temperatures dropping and we have dropped to 70 degrees. we were in the mid 70s earlier, so now at 5:30 temperatures are still around 70 in kennett square. mostly the upper 60s, but allentown sitting in the upper 50s. one cooler spot there, 68 degrees in pottstown. 68 in reading, 69 in lancaster and some areas through south jersey around 71 degrees still, s

. >> they released a statement saying we have heard and value our loyal customer's mead back. they argued the -- feed back. they argued the fee was for photo packages. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, some neighbors are energy saving superstars. how do you become a superstar? with pg&e's free online home energy checkup. don't let your neighbor enjoy all the savings. visit pge.com/checkup and get started today. heightened security in the wake of the paris attacks... soon all eyes will be on t >>> new at 6:00 p.m. heightened security in the wake of the paris terror attacks. all eyes will be on the bay area for super bowl 50. what we are learning about plans to keep thousands of people safe. >> plus, an animal encounter you don't see every day. mountain lion making a kill, this one along a popular hiking trail. join us for those stories coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> thank you. >>> all right. thank you for the watching us at 5:00 p.m. scott pelley live in paris tonight and more news back here at 6:00 p.m. see you then. >> pelley: tonight, terror in paris. the victims are honored wi

he goes over general meade's head to grant to appeal to grant to get general meade to do it. grant did what any officer would do. he said go back and talk to general meade. don't you think i'm going to usurp the command of one of my junior commanders. you go back and talk to him. don't ask me. grant did what a good officer would do. burnside gets mad and does not behave like a good officer. he pouts. so instead of giving an order to lead the exploitation of the , it is an absolute debacle. the united states colored troops would come in as a last force trying to exploit this explosion. there are many dead in the ,rater now, filled with bodies and the united states colored troops become the primary targets of the rebels on the edge of the crater firing down inside. there inhem are killed the crater, senseless. it is a failure. , and a humiliating defeat after this human lading defeat defeat, one of the commanders of the color that the blamey will go to these colored troops, but they are not to blame. whenwere performing well another regiment came through and made everything dis

superintendent susie meade also says a few items are also missing. the end of the day was also delayed in waukee... students were let out but then the tornado sirens went off. they had to go back inside for shelter. one student tells us they were there for about 50-minutes... and the fear of a possible tornado went away with the question of when they could get out. 54:32-54:43 i wasn't worried, well i was worried about when we would be let out, it was hot in there i just wanted to get out and get some fresh air west des moines.. ankeny.. and several other school districts did the same. thousands are in the dark this evening, after storm took down power lines... about five thousand midamerican energy customers without power across the state... most of those are now out east... 15-hundred are in des moines... mid-american says crews will be out until all power is restored... things have finally calmed down here in central iowa.. along with the damage.. the storms left cooler weather behind.. meteorologist brett mcintyre has details.. brett.. a wild aft

ashley meade, a nursing student at the university says she often stays at the library until one in the morning. shes afraid to walk alone. "i feel like no matter how many girls you walk with, you never responsible for all the reported sexual assaults-- although campus spokesperson tom moore says it's unclear whether the man, described to be in his 30s, is a student. but as night falls on campus, his actions still weigh they were all so close together." meyers says she hates walking alone on campus, although she believes the unviersity does go to great lengths to make students feel safe. they do to help this." "students are encouraged to always walk in groups and be very aware of their surroundings, not just after what happened today but always. we've got you covered in iowa city olivia mancino kwwl news." the campus was given the all clear around two-forty this afternoon, the man accused of groping women is in the fourth g-o-p debate tonight in milwaukee. not as many fireworks this time around. steve handelsman is in milwaukee with reaction from tonight's debate. carly fiorina / (r) pr

a bomb whom mead -- boy whom mead been seeing hins -- he'd been seeing since 2011. according to a criminal complaint, he wanted to become a model and halberstam was trying to groom him to be one. luring him to a hotel room and sending and receiving explicit texts and e-mails. one message was particularly alarming to investigators, where he e-mail it had victim about trying to lure more boys. now the fbi believes there may be more victims out there. anyone who believes that they are a victim of knows of any other victims needs to call the fbi new york office. fbi new york office. that number is (212)384-1000. halberstam who was arrested yesterday is facing a slue of charge -- slew of charges and is facing life behind bars. we're live in clifton, new jersey, kala rama, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you kala. it's 6:03. the driver of the suv that flipped over in brooklyn and kill a pedestrian now facing charges. criminal charges. surveillance video showing the talking on his phone monday night in brooklyn. the driver paul ohm regular gee was charged. >>> all bet

they can said 931 flights even as the union fought meade yation in their routes. >>> right now, there is quiet on the university of missouri columbia campus as one was arrested. they arrested the 19-year-old for posting anonymous threats online about shooting black people. the teen attends a different campus. he is charged with suicion of making a terrorist threat. >> the university of notre dame is mourning the loss of a student. a roommate found the 20-year- old jake scan lynn dead in his dorm room this morning. there will be an autopsy tomorrow, but the university says there are no signs of trauma or foul play. he was a junior majoring in mechanical engineering. >>> president @barack obama la a wreath at the cemetery. he praised veterans and said they man the front lines to keep our nation free. he also spoke about the problems that plague far too many veterans these days, inadequate medical care. >> we're going to keep investing in the facility fis and physicians and the staff to make sure that's our veterans get the care that you need when you need it. that is our obligation and

maureen meade is accused of secretly recording student athletes. she was placed on administrative leave last month. a student found the phone in the locker room that had video of athletes changing. they said it takes the safety of student athletes very seriously. >>> new developments in the massive recalls over takata airbags. "the wall street journal" says american employees voiced concerns about misleading test results back into 2000. employees alerted their japanese counterparts for as long as a decade. takata apologized but said they had nothing to do with the explosion prone airbags. >>> it will be another couple of months before alex torres goes on trial. he said it appeared gear was reaching for a gun but other officers said gears hands were up at the time. yesterday a judge decided to wait until april because a material witness wasn't scheduled until then. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> from the highways to the skyways, it is one of the busiest travel days of the year as millions of you get ready to head home for thanksgiving. >> we hav

we'll look at the overall issue of dealing with the hunger and the efforts in ail mead da county and the alameda county community food bank. then we check in on santa clara county and the special volunteers from the fbla, future business leaders of america, including chapters from the fremont union high school district. after that, some advice on differentish dids that can be prepared with ingredients from the safeway food drive. advice courtesy of the half moon bay brewing company. finally showcasing artistic and cultural performances. that time we feature the company featuring bollywood dance, fitness and entertainment. they're getting ready for "america's got bollywood." we get an early look later on on our show. >>> alameda county is an important region for our safeway holiday food drive. one group helping out helps the community year round. joining us is michael, the associate director of communications and marketing for the alameda county community food bank. and also with us is raymond tan, a senior at oakland charter high school and a volunteer at the lake merritt united meth

. >> i'm really glad that donald notice mead d me. that's so nice. happy to take any observation he has. only if he can do it in 140 characters or less. >> being direct and rude and sarcastic and disrespectful. you know, certain people are going to vote for him for being blunt. >> whether you're blunt or plain spoken it depends on where you stand with the issues regardless of how blunt you are. >> the new hampshire primary is ten weeks from tomorrow. hard to believe, chuck. >> all right, melissa, thank you. >>> new york state, new york city leaders announced new legislation to make tree pruning is going to be safer. all comes on the heels of the death of a delivery man last week. among the legislation, city personnel and contractors will be required to be accredited and new safety protocols will be established. in four recent incidents the city has paid out more than $21 million in settlements. >>> well, it's definitely time now. i think we made the switch to the winter coat, it feels like. everyone out there. seeing the folks making the switch to th

i don't think we mead to be mindful of that at all, joe, i don't think there anything we can't do to more culturaly arope yeah appropriate, i did yoga several time a day for 5 years, it is not a religious experience, it focusing on stretching, the instructor said this a physical practice,. >> this is insane. >> i thought this was from the onion. >> they shut down a free disabled yoga class? >> yes. >> it drives me crazy, if you stumble into a yoga class you say this is india, you learn more about it india. judge just a stretching class? >> there is that. >> they were helping kids, i'm shocked. kennedy: i thought that as soon as i saw article maybe people are getting freaked out with a lot of relippou -- groups that are not hindu no they don't want promotion of this from spiritual aspect. >> because we've stolen it from th hindus man. >> they are like this is great for us, we want more people to live long healthy lives that is what yoga is about. >> this is what we're worried about coming back from paris, free yoga on campus? >> is this benefit of multiculturalism? >> kennedy: that is

memorial was installed, it was joined by another monument honoring another union general, general meade. that this is no longer in the original location, which would extend off of the screen. the area where the reflecting pull is now. is now.cting pool that would have written forced union squarehat was and what it meant after the civil war. just piecemeal, and i don't think that most viewers made an association between the general need and general grant. it was relocated when the reflecting pool was redesigned. i think we would all agree that the grant memorial is a remarkable achievement. by sculptor with little formal training. it took 20 years to translate his vision into bronze. a 2.5 times life-size grant on his horse toward the monument's apex. on a pedestal over 22 feet high. 4 recumbent lions. he came up with 2 designs of the , and they are paired in the diagonals. these two and these two are identical, marking the corners .f an imaginary pyramid marking the calvary to the north and the artillery to the south. you cannot really see the other they are complementary. they encircle

. >> reporter: along mead avenue. >> the guy shot and the bullet went by me and my landlord. >> reporter: the witness says he's relieved. >> i'm happy. people like that shouldn't be -- i don't know. i don't know. i'm a firm believer justice should be served. >> i saw the gunman. he looked me in the face. and i thought i was going to get shot again. >> reporter: holloway admits to shooting ramos but says it was an accident. multiple cases involving photographers and equipment, however, appears to be no accident. in oakland, abc7 news. this case issues lost and stolen law enforcement weapons. information on what the police chief and city lawmakers are doing. carolyn? >> everyone was shocked to find out an agent's gun, stolen here, was according to detectives used there in oakland to kill that artist. butfully, we found out today that there are numerous examples of federal agents lost and stolen guns nationwide. this man was arrested for the burglary. the question is how the federal agents' stolen firearm ended up in the hands of the accused oakland killer, marquis holloway. according to re

. >> reporter: along mead avenue. >> the guy shot and the bullet went by me and my landlord. >> reporter: the witness says he's relieved. >> i'm happy. people like that shouldn't be -- i don't know. i don't know. i'm a firm believer justice should be served. >> i saw the gunman. he looked me in the face. and i thought i was going to get shot again. >> reporter: holloway admits to shooting ramos but says it was an accident. multiple cases involving photographers and equipment, however, appears to be no accident. in oakland, abc7 news. this case issues lost and stolen law enforcement weapons. information on what the police chief and city lawmakers are doing. carolyn? >> everyone was shocked to find out an agent's gun, stolen here, was according to detectives used there in oakland to kill that artist. butfully, we found out today that there are numerous examples of federal agents lost and stolen guns nationwide. this man was arrested for the burglary. the question is how the federal agents' stolen firearm ended up in the hands of the accused oakland killer, marquis holloway. according to re

mead is afraid -- afraid to court-martial him after the war because of his political connections and because of political connections he gets a medal of honor, the least deserving of the 371-plus medal of honor recipients who are buried in arlington. moses j. ezekiel was the first jew admitted to the military institute. 1862. he was an ungainly guy, short, bow legged but he was extremely talented and became a world famous sculptor. around the turn of the century. in 1911 he was commissioned to sculpt this. this is the tallest free-standing, that's about 33 feet tall, a big hunk of bronze, to honor the confederate dead, 843 buried in arlington national cemetery. by necessity. they didn't choose to be buried there and many buried there originally were repatriated by their families because they didn't want them in a yankee graveyard. but this is the new south. extending a wreath of peace towards richmond. the hand is holding a plowshare from isaiah 2:4 they shall beat their plowshares. this is a confederate grave, confederate states of america. it's a confederate symbol pointed to the t

he snapped this selfie showing his wife mid-push and then he posted it to potential meade media. his wife was on board with the selfie because she wanted a picture of the faces in the seconds before the daughter was born. mission accomplished. i need kathryn here to weigh in but no. >> the moment that's captured, he looks overly excited and >> she's working hard for that baby. >> pamela and danielle are working hard in a different way. we have a nor'easter out there. >> i was going to say, i would not be happy about that, but she did okay it for him to take it. >> there you go. >>> we're tracking wind, you guys. wind coming in off the ocean with the areas of rain right now. it is a wet, damp, dreary start. 50 degrees in boston right now. we've had 40s as well. lunenburg in between lowell and tyngsboro. you will encounter that rainfall. some spots you need the wipers on intermittently. we have light rain into southern new hampshire back up to deerfield. light pockets of rain and drizzle at the coastline and steadier rain fills back in back around the cape and islands and downpours

matt dubbe of mead & hunt in minneapolis, the supervising architect for the terminal project, said a new glass curtain wall will be installed while the west wing is closed for construction. "we really need to have full access to that area so we can work expeditiously," dubbe said. lenss said the third phase of the terminal remodeling will be the largest and most costly endeavor. "there will be a building addition to expand the b concourse and move the gate area upstairs for frontier and allegiant," he said. "that will start late next year. "the security checkpoint will be expanded to meet current tsa design standards. when customers come through screening, it's very tight and crowded. "b concourse gate was designed for ground boarding operations and a seating area for 50 passengers. we have airbuses and md-80s coming into that gate that hold 165 passengers." lenss said breaking the terminal remodeling work into four projects or phases allows the cedar so the important to remember is give yourself plenty of time when traveling through the airport, especially with these renovations. ba

matt dubbe of mead & hunt in minneapolis, the supervising architect for so the important to remember is give yourself plenty of time when traveling through the airport, especially with these renovations. back to you guys. tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot forrest. people in alburnett will soon have a safer way to get to a sports complex just outside of town. workers have almost finished pouring the concrete for a pathway leading from the town to the martin sports complex. the alburnett lions club received grants and donations, as well as money from the city, for the 38- thousand dollar project. the club wanted to build the pathway to keep people from walking on the side of the road. "the shoulder of the road leading from town out to the complex is just not safe for people to be on. the cross country team does run it to come out here to use the trail that's around the complex and it's just not a good situation, so i'm ticked we can have a nice safe trail for them to come out here and practice." donations for the project. kcrg-tv9's new parent company, gray television has a better

meade, it's down just 37 there. there is the crescent moon. there is venus. and between venus and jupiter very faintly is mars. you can barely pick that up. that's the frmt of our building. i just took this photo just a minute ago. off to a clear start. celestial delight in the clear sky. long is this going to last? we'll have that coming up in a few minutes. >> tom, thank you. >>> a shooting on 17th place sent one man to the hospital and we're told he has life-threatening injuries. police tell us the shooting happened on 17th place off riggs road last night. when police arrived, that i found the victim had been shot once. police have not released any suspect information. and about an hour before that, someone shot three people on morris avenue also in prince george's county. this wasn't too far from manor's shopping center in suitland. pleels say the man walked up to the group and started shooting. you can see all the evidence markers police placed to keep track of the shell casings. all victims are expected to be okay. >>> they're focusing on a sound, parti

they're turning to social meade kra for help. the #recherchesparis got tweets in more than 24 hours. >> they're asking about the american who was killed in the attack in paris. noheme gonzalez, 23 years old from long beach studied abroad. she was inside a restaurant with o'long beach students when she was shot. >> i love her and i miss her and i hope her family are doing okay. >> reporter: heart broeking talking about her fellow classmate remember 2g 3-year-old noheme gonzalez killed in the paris attack. she was studying abrown. >> she was going to be somebody. >> reporter: gonzalez was spending this semester at the school of design for her senior year, part of the education abroad program. >> this morning we mourn the loss of noheme and all the other victims of the attacks. >> reporter: there was a press conference held in the student union followed by others. >> she was a star in our department, a shining star. she brought joy, happiness, laughter to everybody she worked with. >> she was at a res strunt with other students incl

"yankee magazine" is sharing some regional favorites, and matthew mead will show you how you can press gas without much funny or fuss. i love those dancer snow globes. adam: something comparable visuals from our videographer. we' ve got to give him credit. coming up, one car' s fictional owner earned him a big price tag -- it a big price tag. stephanie: a community is grieving the loss of two people killed in a car crash last night in antrim. we will hear from friends and family. adam: ski season has almost it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. adam: stephanie: tony sopranos cap like escalade sold for more than 119 thousand dollars. james gandolfini signed of the interior in three places. rr auction is based in boston b

i'm steve mead. long time member of the nra and you name it. i have one fairly broad question that could go to a lot of people, but somebody may have some answers. why is it not a federal civil rights crime for michael bloomberg and his kind to organize and fund a conspiracy to defraud united states citizens of fundamental constitutional rights? [ applause ] >> no, this is not working. okay. >> yes, i believe we're speaking from the podium so the television cameras are focused on the podium. the problem is the courts have historically have ruled that people have first amendment rights to do these kind of things. your only recourse is use your rights to combat it back or to use your voting rights at the ballot box to defeat them in public office. it just isn't going to happen. >> i'll take a question, if i can move over to the big mic. i have a very quick answer. i think we need to use our billionaires against their billionaires. >> my only question there, neil, is where are they. where are our billionaires because i really want to meet them? i'

they news mead leadership support and resolve from the united states of america.l: british firms say "jihadi john" studied computer science at a university in london before he left for syria in 2013. nicole: turn it over to donald trump, pointing to rival ben carson's own descriptions of his pathological temper as a young man. in an interview with cnn donald trump saying a pathological temper can not be kurd and it's a very serious disease. in a rally in iowa trump also slamming other republican candidates for their performances in tuesday night's debate on fox business. >> i'm telling carly, whatever the hell her name is, fiorina, i'm saying will you stop cutting in? everybody that talks she cuts in, cuts in. kasich, oh, i have a headache from thisfy. in fact, i actually said, let jeb bush talk! [laughter]. it's true. nicole: meanwhile carly fiorina hitting trump on facebook saying quote, all money in the world won't make you as smart as ben carson. cheryl: aging mobster acquitted of charges that he helped plan the 1978 lufthansa heist. the case was retold in the

maureen meade was placed on administrative leave last month.after students found a phone in the locker room. it showed athletes changing clothes. >>> developing in baltimore, police say a student remains in critical condition after a stabbing inside a high school. that stabbing happened at renaissance academy yesterday and the suspect is in custody. the baltimore sun reporting that a student at the same school was taken into custody last week after bringing a loaded gun into the building. >>> kitchen fires are a big problem on thanksgiving day. there are about 1,300 kitchen fires every year on thanksgiving day. that's compared to about 400 on a÷.] normal day. safety experts say avoid wearing loose clothing and long sleeves near stovetops and ovens. if you are using a turkey fryer, do that outside and away from your house. >>> in 60 seconds, we'll explain the simple things you can do to make sure your four-legged thanksgiving guests stay safe and healthy. as so many of you get ready to hit the road or have family and friends visit, we're keeping

they get up on the twitter o some of the social meade yanld express their opinions anonymously, wanting to see reaction. sometimes we react how they expect and they get gratification from watching us get scared or reacting. >> reporter: now back here, can tell you what's going to happen in a few hours. the students and alumni will gather here at 10:00 a.m. and hold a ten-minute moment of silen silence on diversity and show solidarity. that's the latest leash from howard university. back to you. >> molette, thank you. while we're talking about other college campuses. campus police and prince george's county police are expressing hate crime. students held a rally. someone spray painted a swastika on that billing. >>> and today george washington university students are responding to recent events at university of missouri. they t campus is holding a demonstration to shine light on races locally and across the country. that begins at noon. >>> 6:34. a man called the neighbor from hell will find out whether he goes to prison today. so socrates conkondolis is accused terrorizing neighbors. he

. >> reporter: along meade avenue. >> he yelled at the guy, and the guy turned around and shot and the bullet went by me and my landlord. >> reporter: the witness did not want to be identified but says he's relieved there's been an arrest. >> i'm happy, man. people like that shouldn't be -- i don't know. i'm a firm believer that juice should be served. >> i saw the gunman, and he actually looked me straight in the face. and i thought i was going to get shot again. >> reporter: holloway admits to shooting ramos, according to court documents, but says it was an accident. multiple cases involving photographers and their equipment, however, appears to be no accident. in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> it attracts sight seers from all over the world, but police say their unattended cars and luggages are attracting thieves as well. there's been an increase in break-ins in the popular area. police advise visitors to keep their valuables with them whenever possible. >>> we have much more ahead for out this thanksgiving eve. coming up, thieves run away with piece was an annual turkey trot race. what t

with children going throb trauma >> reporter: coping with having one or both parents is gone and that meads specialist care is needed which is not available. leaving an entire generation of orphans like these two deal with the trauma themselves >>> the belgian p.m. is due to hold a news conference in the coming hours on whether he is extending the state of emergency in brussels. the streets of capital are in lock down on a second day because an imminent attack. people have been told to avoid large gatherings. many are calling for tighter electoral at the time borders maki. it means it is easier for people to move within countries detected. it is making life harder for refugees. >> reporter: everyone has had their say on the significance of paris except the refugees. here they were 70 lined up in the freezing rain on slovenia's border with russia. they all knew about paris and sdpis i.s.i.l. they new full well their journeys were about to become a whole lot harder. >> translation: we are with every single people over here. we say we are with you peoples. thank you for helping us. we are agai

i is not formal, mead does sound more infinite somehow, maybe it is a confidential error of someone speaking in public, by, he, she, we, as they, their software. it is something to do with being object. subject which take responsibility for the action. it would help if singers vocalize between you and me me me me. if you prefer an automotive explanation, keeping the engine out of car parts, carburetors, crankcase, where it mixes with oxygen in just the right proportion to fire the pistons that keeps the motor running. pronouns have increased, the verbs are the gasoline and the nouns are the air. the case system is the gasket that keeps everything running smoothly. you notice it only when someone blows it. if that doesn't work for you, just put the key in the ignition and turn it. thank you. [applause] i am here to answer your questions about commas. >> reminder questions from this microphone, we have 15 minutes. >> hopefully and presently, we still find those fights to keep them as they were intended or do we give up the popular usage and accept hopefully means and presently means doesn't me

. >> we meade more aidens in this world -- we need more aidens in th is world, don't we? >> we do.and they are out there. >> let's share a positive story out there. tweet or instagram with the hash tag wall of gratitude or put it on our facebook page. videos, comments, whatever makes you happy. >> gathering a lot of that happiness, a lot of that isepter taping. love -- love that inspiration. >> we pivot a little bit because there is wicked weather blamed for at least three deaths it in washington state. violent winds knocked down trees, snapped utility polls and left thousands without electric et. the trees littered the roadways, the yards, falling on homes, just a mess, a couple west of seattle were inside of their home when a 120 foot tree came crashing down on them. >> i am thankful that god took care of us because it is a house, you know , it can be replaced. >> that one is going, going -- oh! >> that was close. wind gusts reached 70 miles an hour in spokane. crews worked around-the-clock. there was so much work to do just to get everything out of the way and get everybody back

they call mead stormy and i have been stormy ever since. think i am kind of a storm when i dance. >> stormy might describe the relationship she had with her former girlfriend. >> we befriended each other and she needed help. we liked each other and i took her in. she never had been with a woman. >> smith said things got out of hand after a night of drinking. >> she came out of the blue and grabbed a knife. i would be strangling her until she went to sleep. >> smith is charged with aggravated assault and domestic violence. she entered a not guilty plea and still must face the judge. in the meantime, smith says this one relationship in her life she hopes to improve upon. the with her 16-year-old daughter, diana. >> diana doesn't judge me. diana loves me and she will tell you in a minute that's my mother and the only mother i have. she is a clear leader and playing soccer right now. she started dating boys. she needs her mother. i can't relate to the stories, but i listen. i lend my ear and my bony shoulder to cry on. that's about it. i'm her

crooks stole 11 turkeys meant for people in meade in richmond. >> but this terrible tale has a happyending we can tell you tonight. the police department post it today. a police officer in austin, texas even pitched in. in all over 40 turkeys were donated bringing tears from the organizers. >> thank you. [crying] >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you. i will never, ever forget you all. >> that should be the spirit every day. should not have a holiday to do right by other people. >> that is the truth. the police are still out there looking for the turkey thieves. >> getting gratitude there. we are four days away from thanksgiving and still bringing you those positive and up- lifting stories from people all across our area that we are seeing on our wusa9 wall of gratitude. >> that is right. debra has been covering that. she is off today. ramirez is carrying on the torch, steph? >> reporter: good afternoon. i spoke to two moms with different stories. tammy who works at the broadcasters association, she told me today things were not always this good. she credits two special people in her

i wonder if -- he's going to trav hollande is going to travel to mead with president obama and putin what do you expect from this? >> remember, we ceded leadership. the russians have established themselves as players in the middle east. back in the '70s, we kicked them out of that role. but back with a vengeance. i keep asking myself, what is it putin is going to want for a joint attack on islamic state. i suspect he will ask for assad to remain in power in da mass cass. but i wonder what else he is going to ask for. putin's motives are very different from all of ours in this. at least he gains through conflict in the middle east because of oil prices. >> you said you think there needs to be a cease-fire in a de facto partition in syria. explain that. >> as long as assad is slaughtering sunnis, then the population within syria is going to be sympathetic -- some components will be sympathetic to isis. so part of the solution has to be to deal with assad, to remove him, perhaps replace him with another person. then you can begin to get other sunnis in syria to confront isis. but you ne

he was taking off from fort meade headed to florida. the pilot tried to get back to the airport and crash landed in a grassy area just off the runway. he was not hurt. >>> it's been one year since the death of a 12-year-old. yesterday dozens gathered at the cleveland wreck center where he was shot to death by police. the officer saw him holding a pellet gun but thought it was a real gun. two reports found the officer shooting was justified. the family urged the group to pick a side in the debate over police violence. >> don't take lightly the job of a police to come in a wreck center and just started to shoot. it's unforgivable for us. >> the family is also continuing to demand for the cleveland police officers involved in the shooting to be indicted immediately. >>> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down. i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> more controversial talk from one of the republican candidates for president. donald tru

and that was ok except that as the years went by, that burial ground became very much overrun with mead, with weeds and then the metro itself encroached on it, and as some of you may know, the burials there were dug up and reinterred in maryland except, i don't know if there were other cases, but paul jennings' remains never made the trip. mrs. alexander, sylvia jennings alexander, paul jennings' great-granddaughter, remembered her cousin pauline crying, "they've lost grandpapa. they've lost grandpapa." and so although we know initially he was buried in harmony cemetery, just where his remains are at this moment are unknown. john cole: when i first met beth, she was still on monticello, and she recalled the story to me a little earlier. i hadn't seen her for a number of years. knew she was working on this book, and she came wandering down the hall about an hour ago before this talk, and i knew it had to be beth because she was carrying kind of a decrepit but important bag to the center for the book. it was the old center for the book bag -- [laughter] john cole: -- that i had given her

jon: we had walter russell mead on our program yesterday, lynn.e wrote a fairly eloquent column in the american observer about the fact that -- american thinker, excuse me -- about the fact that president obama bears, in his view, some of the responsibility for this refugee crisis for drawing redlines that weren't answers, for allowing bashar al assad to bomb his own people. is that point ever coming up in the coverage? >> oh, i think there is plenty of coverage about the united states, obama administration approach to syria on what has worked and what hasn't. but i don't think, you know, let's -- i don't think the productive conversation, though, is about blaming the united states' president for the crisis triggered by a murderous dictator in syria plus civil wars by various factions. so i think you have to have a sense of proportionality here, and i think what you need to also talk about when you talk about the refugee crisis and terror in the united states is a very big question that congress didn't address yesterday. it's that we have visa pro