michael holland is saying dennis gartman is onto something there. hong kong just before this. visiting companies at the apple store in beijing, they are slowing simply because they are going from the manufacturing sector to the service sector. service is doing very well. manufacturing is causing some of the commodities stuff we just talked about. keep it simple. peopleernment and the are interested in keeping their jobs and staying employed. they are not about to do a reception -- they are not to do -- they are not about to do a recession game. they are still growing. companies are growing. you can talk about accounting and various things, but the fact is they are still growing. comment from bnp paribas -- the oil imports continue to grow. that is an important segment. francine: but to play devil's advocate, there are falling exports. i guess the ability will boil down to whether the pboc is able to manage it. at this moment, we are not sure of that. michael: i think you raise all the good points with respect to what is going on in terms of the negat

michael holland was one of six with ties to new england. >>> campaign 2016. this morning, the republican presidential candidates set new rules for their debate. representatives for more than a dozen campaigns met behind closed doors last night. they agreed to mandatory opening and closing statements and an equal number of questions for the candidates. the change comes after many of the candidates complained about the moderateors of last week's debate on cnbc. >>> as for the democratic presidential race, bernie sanders released his first tv ad which documents his journey to washington. >> he moved to vermont one election and prayed as one of congress's best men. >> his campaign is spending 2 $2 million to air the ad. it will start running in new hampshire and iowa on tuesday. sanders doesn't mention hillary clinton in the ad. >>> the royals, 2015 world champions. >> a royal celebration. kansas city wins the world innings to beat new york. >> the mets poor defense has the highlights and celebration. good morning, bree. >> good morning. on this day two years ago

. >> michael holland was one of eight crew members with ties to new england. the ship won't be recovered, but if human remains are found, they will attempt to recover them. >>> a colorado woman is recovering after being bitten by a shark on a florida beach. dramatic pictures when other beachgoers rushed to her rescue. she just got into the water on cocoa beach yesterday when the shark bit her in the calf. the woman had to get stitches and they had to get surgery, >>> and new at noon, we're enjoying some mild fall weather. the nbta is getting ready for the work this winter. >> the agency will install plows on the front of red and orange line passenger trains. the 20 stainless steel plows will allow them to remove snow while running trains. previously, the t had to use a special train to remove the stone and -- snow and this is round one. in january, another 20 plows will be delivered. >> and that goes to the point of enjoy the weather like it is outside. >> and that is beautiful. temperatures should be in the 50s, mid-50s this time of the year and we're going t

very emotional because hearing it for the first time felt like >> michael holland was one of six with ties to new england. >>> we are following another fall -- developing story, a late night crash near skidmore college. it has claimed the life of 19- died of injuries early this morning in albany. drunk driver. the other two victims remain hospitalized. >>> investigators are trying to find the cause of a fire that badly damaged a condominium complex. the fire broke out this morning on williams street. flames throughout -- shot through the roof. everyone got out safely. the complex says 19 apartments -- has 19 apartments. >>> investigators on cape cod are trying to figure out what caused this fire. the fire broke out at 5:00 this fishing boat called good grief. the flames spread to another >>> there was a halloween scare after reports that someone was razors. but as paul burton shows us, it turned out to be a hoax. most when it comes to their children's halloween candy. initially reported an 11-year- old girl found this metallic object inside a hershey chocolate bar. >> the must have sc

michael holland was among those lost. >> my head wants answers but my heart wants hope. so it's struggling to find that balance. it's just a nightmare. >> reporter: the el faro took off from jacksonville florida on a routine run to puerto rico. joaquin was a tropical storm. the ship lost propulsion and was taking on water and leaning to the side. it was the last communication. by then joaquin's winds were 120 miles per hour with waves as tall as buildings. days later the body of one crew member was found. no others. just debris. like a life ring and lifeboat. several families have filed lawsuits claiming the ship had a history of problems. while the ship's owner has not commented on the lawsuit, today the company said this, we have fully supported this search and the investigation. we continue to keep the crew and their loved ones in our thoughts and prayers. now answers to what did happen could be closer than ever. but for some families -- >> i will never get over it. there is nothing worse than losing a child. >> reporter: closure may be much harder to find. nbc news.

deb roberts son michael holland was among those lost "my head wants answers but my heart wants hope, so...it's struggling to find that b blance. it's just a nightmtmre." the el faro took off september 29th on a routine run to puerto rico- joaquin was a tropical storm october first the crew reported the ship lost propulsion, was taking on water, and leaning to the side. it was the last by then joaquin's winds were 120 miles an hour with waves s tall as buiiings days later, the body of one crew member was found... no others... just debris.. a life ring, a life several families have filed lawsuits... claiming the shshp had a history of problemss we have fullll supported this search and the investigation ... what did happen could be closer than ever... but for some families harder to find. 28 of the 33 people on board were american. a bar has a sobering way of trying to keepepcustomers frrm trouble.. go to the bathroom at one bar in utah -- and you'll be going to jail. at least you'll feel like it. the wall wraps put customers in a jail uniform. as they wash theirhands, they're reminned

michael holland was one of six with ties to new england. >>> police in burlington are hoping this surveillance video will help them track down some vandals who pointed graffiti on a mosque. nicole jacobs is live in burlington this morning with nicole? >> reporter: chris, i just spoke with the founder of this mosque just a short time ago. he says they received a lot of offers from people in the community to help them clean up this graffiti that you still see on the side of the building right now. and red spray paint, "usa," he says thirst the third time the building has been targeted. it happened in the early- morning hours on sunday. three men arrived here in a white crown victoria. police believe they spent about 20 minutes in the area before spraying "usa" outside of the mosque and egging the building. the same mosque was vandalized most recently in 2013. >> somebody doesn't know what religion is. somebody doesn't know what usa is all about, what our founding fathers have done for us. >> reporter: taking another live look here at the islamic center of burlington, the graffiti still on the bu

after the paris attacks, france president, francois hollande has been trying to build on this and bring them closer. let's talk with michaelpresident hollande met with president obama, german chancellor merkel wanting to build this against isis. how plauz cybsible do you think is? >> not very. president obama said it would be great if russia was bombing isis. they seem to prefer to go after the moderate syrian opposition including those clup groogroups backeded by turkey and the other members of the coalition that you mentioned. france was the first country to recognize the syrian national coleal ligs as the government in exile to syria. this is a consortium of different groups that have banded tog. they are also backing many of the free syrian army affiliates that have taken the brunt of russia's air campaign. you have these ir reconcilable differences. putin said we need to go after isis. we judge him by his actions not his rhetoric. his actions says he is not that interested in getting going after isis. he twoonts deny any credible to the regime of bashar al assad or isis. it is those two choices. >> we are watching the

the pressure on china's government to change how it maings currency, earlier in the program, michael hollandmore flow of money going into china. amazon unveiling a video of its delivery drone today, it is the first prototype we have actually seen the, since the retail giant announced plans for the drone service two years ago -- then there is this. >> to the -- and aiming -- all the way. -- broncos win the game. [cheers and applause] maria: that is what victory feels like denver broncos handing in connection with patriots first loss in thriller the weekend patriots first lot final score 30 to 24. ouch, for the pats it is end of era meanwhile, for nba, l.a. lakers legend kobe bryant announcing he will rety the end of this season, bryant played for lakers 20 years writing in announcement that quote this season, is all i have left to give in quote breaking news this hour, the u.s. embassy in afghanistan, warning of imminent attack in kabul former uas he army intelligence officer former nato senior advisor andrew peak thanks for weighing in we have been trying to figure out what specific evidence

. >> that will be the main issue discussed between the president and french president hollande. >> michael morell, thank you. michael is staying to answer your questions on isis and national security. you can join us on our facebook page. >>> a french judge is questioning a suspect who lent his apartment to the organizer of the terrorist attacks. important evidence may be tied to the main suspect last seen across the border in belgium. reports say he may have failed to carry out a planned attack on the same night. brussels is under a lockdown for the fourth day bus of a terror threat. deborah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the focus of belgium police here is on the hunt for salah abdeslam, europe's most wanted manned and a key suspect in the paris aterrorist attacks. they could not provide them with a vital clue t. suicide vest was found in a people of trash by a street cleaner in the paris suburb of montrouge without a detonator. police officials say it contains similar explosives to those used in the paris attacks more than ten days ago. french police have not formally linked

that's going to be the main issue discussed today between the president and hollande. >> michael, thankou. >>> a french judge is questioning a suspect who lent his apartment to the organizer of the paris terrorist attacks. important new evidence may be tied to the suspect who was last seen across the border in belgium. reports say he may have failed to carry out a planned attack on the same night. debora patta is live in brussels with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the focus of belgian police here is on the hunt for salah abdeslam, europe's most wanted man and a key suspect in the paris attacks. and the discovery of the suicide vest yesterday in paris could now provide them with a vital clue. the suicide vest was found in a pile of trash by a street cleaner in the paris suburb of montrouge without a detonator. police officials say it contains similar explosives to those used in the paris attacks. french police have not formally linked the vest to salah abdeslam but it was found in the area where his cellphone was used. belgian police are on a nationwide manhunt for abdes

that is what president hollande seems to understand. michaelsunni arab tribal districts will be met with resistance. there are other insurgency groups that sometimes partner with isis that considers themselves allied with isis, allows themselves to come in and take terrain. they are not great soldiers, isis. they die like lemmings going off a cliff. the way they take syria is, they have so much money, they send themselves into sleeper cells and bribe their way in, and they appoint their men to run those militias. whether or not the rank or file realize it, they are being manipulated by isis. charlie: matt, what would you do if you were advising the president? what would you do in response to what happened in paris? matt: going to that side of it, the counterterrorism side, and the actual ability of isis to carry out a relatively complex, coordinated attack, the concern here in the united states was, ok, what are we doing to protect the united states from an attack like this? there's a couple of things. one is to make sure we are getting the bes

but we already do have a key fact michael, provided by the french president, holland, who tells us heis attack was planned by isis outside this country, presumably iraq and syria, and carried out inside this country by a group. this is what isis has been trying to do all along, and it represents a change. this isn't saying, go pick up a rock or an ax, this is a centrally planned, it seems by president hollande, attack planned in syria and iraq and carried out here. >> in late october, i was in turkey, interviewing a defector from isis. he wasn't just a lowly rank and file defector, he was a member of their state security apparatus. that's the group, the organization that mohammed emwazi or jihadi john had belonged to. and he said, the ability to receive recruits from abroad has been somewhat circumcised because of better border control. so the next phase is a foreign expeditionary phase. isis views itself as a state, it sees itself as a state in syria, specifically. we have underestimated them from the very beginning. and he said he was personally tasked to fight isis foreign operativ

and so waiting to see what happens, but president obama and it president hollande pushing for a diplomatic solution today. >>> michael kaufman, in the wilson center, and he has advised the u.s. on matters concerning russia, and michael, good to have you on the program. i heard you say, in listening to some of your talks in the past, that president putin and president erdowan have a good relationship, and that was confirmed today by the russian president using language like this is a stab in the back, and what happened here? >> well, it's clearly becoming rapidly past tense. it seems what happened, and to be clear, this does not seem to be preorder detained or plotted by turkish politicians, sergei was supposed to meet with them tomorrow. we apologized for the incidents, and these date back to what began with russian intervention and defense policy. >> i'm going to get into that with you in a moment. and is it clear to you in a russia won't retaliate militarily, and if that's the case, would it be some kind of intervention, and if so, how could that effect turkey and the rest of europe? >> no, i don't think that russi

there are a large number of measures of this coalition, including president hollande who agree with me on that. okay? michaelhank you, mr. president. on a different topic, when you go to paris next week for the climate talks, you do so in the shadow of what happened in that city a week ago. could you talk a little bit about how you think those terror attacks might affect the talks. and substantively on the talks, can you talk about concerns that the united states might not have the ability to -- to convince poor countries, that nations will help them pay for what they need to do to achieve the climate talks, given especially the republican opposition back home. and on one separate matter, could you comment on the investigations that we reported about in our paper this morning, into whether or not intelligence officials are altering the assessments of the isil campaign to make them seem more rosy? >> i'll take the last question first. one of the things i insisted on the day i walked into the oval office was that i don't want intelligence shaded by politics. i don't want it shaded by the desire to tell a feel-

michaels holmes. it is just before sun rise in france. a country that president francois hollande says is at war against terrorism. authorities leading a global manhunt at this hour for 26-year-old salah abdeslam. >> interior ministry released new pictures of the man believed to be the eighth attacker on friday. and meanwhile, authorities now say isis leaders may have been directly involved in planning the attacks. one of them is this man, abdel hamid abaaoud described as a mastermind and close to isis leader al baghdadi. >> they rented an apartment in a paris suburb one week before the atta attacks. carrying out dozen of raids of suspected terrorists and belgium raising the terror threat level to three out of four. >> activists in raqqah, syria, say they're launching more air strikes against isis targets. one group says they counted seven new strikes in the isis stronghold tuesday. u.s. president barack obama is now in the philippines before leaving the g20 summit in turkey. he defended his antiisis strategy saying it's would be a mistake to put u.s. boots on the ground in syria

michael. we have police activity shutting down the outbound holland tunnel. head over to the lincoln or george washington bridge. the f trains are bypassing 57th in both directions because of the crowds. back to you, michael. >>> lauren, thanks very much. cloudy, comfortable for today a's parade. look at tomorrow. mostly cloudy. high of 62. saturday, chance for an early shower. coming up on the "today" show, a thanksgiving side dish and deyou can whip up in a pinch. happy thanksgiving. apparel will cool down to 40% off. [ both ] 40%! [quickly] the news is good! [quickly] sports win! [quickly] let's go shopping! doors open tonight, 6pm at target. all: milk! milk! milk! milk! milk! okay! fun's over. aw. aw. thirsty? they said it would make me cool. they don't sound cool to me. guess not. you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your price tool. people tell us their budget, not the other way around. aren't you lactose intolerant? >>> it is 8:30 on this thanksgiving thursday morning, november 26th, 2015. the start of the macy's thanksgiving day parade

michaels holmes. it is just before sun rise in france. a country that president francois hollanderrorism. authorities leading a global manhunt at this hour for 26-year-old salah abdeslam. >> interior ministry released new pictures of the man believed to be the eighth attacker on friday. and meanwhile, authorities now say isis leaders may have been directly involved in planning the attacks. one of them is this

. >> michael and sean, thank you we appreciate it. >> president francois hollande spoke by phone to president obama. he spoke about bringing the terrorists to justice. let's get to nbc's peter alexander on duty at the white house this morning. peter. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. president obama condemned the attacks calling them heart breaking to terrorize innocent civilians. i spoke with one of the top aides this morning. he says the white house is monitoring the developments from paris. the president is getting updates from his homeland security and counter terrorism adviser. during that call with french president hollande late yesterday, president obama reiterated the u.s. support for the people of france. america's oldest ally and punctuated the statement he delivered in the briefing room friday night. >> in is an attack not just on paris, but it is an attack not but this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values we share. we stand prepared and ready to provide whatever assistance that the government and people of france need to respond. >> reporter: at the end of t

. >> what hollande said, is what obama should be saying, this is a war. melissa: michaelthank you so much for that. david? >> we have breaking news on home front and colorado georgia have become 18th, and 19th states rejecting sir was coming into the united states. governor of georgia is asking for help with homeland security to confirm background of 59 syrian refugees already in that state. this is something we've seen from many other states. you can see it there in yellow that already have syrians there. they don't want anymore until they confirm backgrounds of the people already there. melissa. melissa: wow, getting a sense saying we can't handle this. we can't do it safely. we need help. david: exactly. melissa: feeling the bern. bernie sanders is doubling down. how the senator claims that climate change is directly related to growth of terrorism. he stood by that over weekend. rise threat at home, growing number of states working to prevent terrorists from entering the country as refugees. david: national security quickly become the top issue among gop candidates in

t t topic is expected to be the focus when hollande meets with president obama next week in washington: (sot michael shurkin/ senior political scientist/rand corporation) they're not coming to ask for divisions of troops to go invade any place // they're going to need help with intelligence surveillance or recognizance so far - officials say air strikes carried out by french jets and other forces in the syrian stronghold of f raqqa this week - have killededore than two dozen isis militants. jonathan vigliotti cbs 3 news paris. 3 france has stepped up its airstrikes against isis in syria since those terror attacks last wewe... yesterday the ench aircraft carrier charles de gaulle left to help french military operations in syria. 3 and right now... a man from iowa is walking from normandy to paris... he started his journey for climate awareness... because of the u - n climate summit that'll be held in france at the end of the month.ed fallon started walkininnovember 11th... he was in the town of (bin - oo - vill) benouville... france... when paris was attacked. but his walking partner's wife and child

michael points out, the u.s. is blind because it is shocking intelligence does not know really whether al qaeda. you heard the president say he has not spoken to president hollande because officials tell me the french are in response mode. find that americans are other hostage or casualties here, the french will not feel compelled to brief the white house about what is going on. also, it is really striking that only yesterday the president said that we that we were containing isis. we were making progress against isis. if it is isis, this is an enormous setback to american intelligence and to the president's messaging. he had said previously that the goal was to degrade and destroy isis. now he's saying to contain isis. containing isis is not a goal that implicates -- that suggests getting rid of the terror threat that could eventually take the homeland. >> time and time again we report about what happened over there. we remember 9/11 and that feeling of we could be next again. what kind of alarm bells are being raised in washington about the fact that we could be more vulnerable, that what we're seeing there could be here? >> right now, homeland security offici

michael gerson. david brooks is away. >> woodruff: gentlemen, this is a fast-moving story. very much we know president hollandesed the borders of france and called emergency. even though foreign defense policy has not been front in the minds of americans but something could change in an instance. >> no question, and this is a shock, but increasing awareness of vulnerability, and i think that's the reaction and understandable reaction is of most people. beyond the sympathy and sense of outrage and people have done it, and the simple the for those who are suffering. but it does remind us of her vulnerability. >> woodruff: and it's clear at this point that president obama and administration officials have said there is no indication of an immediate threat to the united states but, of course, that's where your thinking goes. >> this is one of the strategies of al quaida-like organizations, spectacular attacks designed to demoralize countries. this is true of the u.s., true in britain in 2005 with the underground attack and true in france now. but it doesn't work. it actually hardens resolve and, you know, france i

hollande this morning. the leaders discussing this weekend's g-20 meeting in turkey which they both plan to attend. with the threat of global terrorism will agenda. >> thank you. >>> we want to bring in michael leader, national counter-terrorism center under president obama and bush. he is now the executive vice president of lydeos which does national forward government. michael, first of all, what are you hearing? >> lester, i think people in washington are still really unclear. they are watching tv and following this more than anything else. not a lot of reporting out of the french yet and i think it will be sometime until they have a good feeling about who is behind this. >> why france? we saw it in charlie hebdo. we saw the france' vulnerability and why again? >> france is deeply engaged in syria and iraq with the u.s. coalition and france does have a difficult relationship with muslim communities going back to algeria. i think it is too early to say if this is al qaeda or isis. but what we could be confident of is that this is ultimately going to be violent sunni extremists and a level of sophistication we haven't seen in urban area since probably 2008 and the attack in mumbai, india, a

president hollande, by the way, scheduled to visit washington tomorrow and moscow on thursday. michael? >> kerry, thank you very much. >>> 5:36 right now. just days from thanksgiving, the nypd is on high alert has tourists begin to arrive for the holiday season. we found officers patrolling herald square as a show of force before the macy's thanksgiving day parade. yesterday, hundreds of emergency responders took part in a terror drill. police worked with the fire reaction to an active shooter on the subway. >> this was an extraordinary drill, but it's very important to recognize one of a series of drills that are regularly undertaken by our first responders to ensure that they are ready and are constantly using the best and most up-to-date tactics. >> law enforcement says everyone should continue with their holiday plans. just be aware of your surroundings. >>> 5:37 now. it's a loophole that senator charles schumer says can put us all in danger. right now there's no law to keep people who are on the u.s. terror watch list from buying a weapon. the senator is calling on congress to pas

michael chertoff, mr. secretary, we've been told the obvious word that president obama has been briefed on what is going on tonight. president hollande of france is inside a secure location. obviously having emergency meetings on how to deal with this. what's the level of communication and cooperation between these two countries, allies, in the fight against terrorism? >> i'm quite sure there's a lot of cooperation in a number of different respects. obviously the boots on the ground in this case, so to speak, are french, and they're quite capable. but, for example, our intelligence community is being tasked to see what they can find out in terms of our intelligence collection, that might shed light on not only what's going on at this moment, but what might be following later. any assistance in terms of background material in terms of people who get identified is something we would be offering. so at this point, what's happening is mostly in french hands, but our tremendous intelligence capabilities are part of the asset that can be brought to support the french and also to make sure that we're being alert for possible follow-on attac

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hollande is calling for u.n. security council meet to go discuss worldwide threat posed by isis. >>> powerful message on gun violence and terrorist from philadelphia's mayor michaelis saying gun violence in america should be treated like international terrorism. >> gun violence likes terrorism makes people feel unsafe in the community. nutter delivered that with attorney general loretta lynch a and other u.s. city mayors in washington on monday. philadelphia has had more than 240 homicides this year. >>> happening today we will learn more about an app designed to make parking in philadelphia easier. >> steve keeley, this is long over do i say. >> it is. >> reporter: we have a lot of firsts when it comes to park nothing this historic town. we had first horse shacking, and took off on his horse but we always are late with new technology when it comes to transportation. a as we talk about these kiosk which people still haven't figured out yet. look at you this need a ph.d. to figure if out if you are new to one of these machines. now all you need to do is have your phone and pay to park if you are over the time limit, and you are still here in the holiday season stu

hollande is expected to make his case for the u.s. to work with russia. we'll bring in political correspondent michael. >> thanks for having me. >> should we expect movement from the white house when it comes to coordinating with russia? >> i don't think you will see much. it puts president obama in an awkward place. here is the french president whose country is victimized by this and saying to the president, we need to change what we are doing. you might have to think about working with vladimir putin. as everyone has seen, president obama is set on his strategy, for the time being. he has a lot invested on the idea he is not going to work with putin. the only possibility would be if putin changes his approach in the syrian civil war and say bashar al assad has to leave. that hasn't happened yet. i think obama is in an awkward position. >> there's the issue of hollande who supported sanctions against russia because of its involvement in ukraine could change that. that is something the americans wouldn't find a positive move. >> no, absolutely not. u.s. officials are worried about that possibility, th

that there are a large number of members of this coalition, including president hollande, who agree with me on that. michaelent topic, when you go to paris next week for the climate talks, could you talk a little how those terror attacks might affect the talks and can you talk a little about concerns the united states might not have the ability to convince poor countries that the nations will help them pay for what they need to do to achieve the climate talks, given the republican opposition back home. and on one separate matter, would you comment on the investigations that we reported about this morning into whether or not intelligence officials are altering the assessments of the isil campaign to make them seem more rosy? >> i'll take the last question first. one of the things i insisted on the day i walked into the oval office was that i don't want intelligence shaded by politics. i don't want it shaded by the desire to tell a feel-good storey. we can't make good policy unless we have good, accurate, clear-eyed intelligence. i believe that the department of defense and all those who head up our intellige

president hollande will be in washington later this week and of course the countries, excuse me, are going to be working together to bring those responsible for these attacks to justice. michael? >> kerry, thank you very much. much more in the paris terror attacks on our website including new information on how the terror suspects used video game con soles to communicate. head to nbcnewyork.com for more on that. >>> 5:34 right now. time for weather and traffic on the 4ed. checking in with chris first, hey, chris. >> good morning, guys. big chill in the city. low 50s. low 40s this morning. suburbs down in the 30s. crisp, chilly air stays in place despite the fact that we have sunshine today. right now we're starting out in the low 40ed in town. 30s in a lot of the suburbs. nice, clear sky. for the most part we hold on to that. sunshine throughout the day with high clouds. high temperature of around 50. we have rain down the road. we'll get to that in a little bit. speaking of roads with our eyes on it, here's emily west. >> we have a lot of late day rail work. you are set right here. live look between 71st through 79th. looks like it has moved on so hopefully things are starti

hollande meeting at the white house this morning discussing the against isis. >>> and also this tuesday morning, the new rocket man. amazon founder jeff bezos making space history, michael is going to have more on that coming up, aren't you, michael? >> i am. good morning, robin. it's a big day for bezos. his company successfully launching, not only launching but returning a rocket and just joined twitter to celebrate and what he's saying about the rocket launch, the rarest of beasts, a used rocket. controlled landing not easy but done right, can look easy. he's a genius smart man. bezos is standing by and will join us just ahead. so back to you, george. >> that's one reason to join twitter. >>> we're going to begin with those arrests for the killing of the pastor's wife in indianapolis. two men charged with the murder of amanda blackburn in a home invasion and linsey davis has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. after a 13-day manhunt arrested the men they believe are responsible for her murder. and based on the probable cause, they say the one who pulled the trigger is just a teenager. these are the men police say are responsible for killing 28-year-old amanda blac