i will miss our house. we will miss capitol hill, we like living on capitol hill, we are urban people. the city of detroit has always been my home back home, we have wonderful neighborhood here. we have wonderful neighbors. there is a wonderful eastern market where we love to shop. there are some things here that i will miss. i won't miss the excessive partisanship and i won't miss the business, and the unwillingness that some do not have to compromise. i will miss that, but i will miss my colleagues and it is a great job, so i am not leaving

ole miss. and they're not sitting on it. >> verne: how about this reverse. cody core. out to the 41. >> gary: hugh freeze is going, foot to the gas pedal the whole game. bo wallace got in the way on a block. it's a reverse. he gets just enough to slow the defensive end down on the play and he's around the corner. >> verne: hugh freeze, we mentioned, glue grew up in senatobia, his brother graduated from mississippi state and he's somewhere on the sideline trying to go ipcognito as a bulldog grad. -- trying to go incognito as a bulldog grad. this is walton. let's go back to new york once again. adam zucker. >> adam: verne, moments ago in tallahassee with under two minutes left. treon harris missing his man and the number three noles are now getting the ball back and trying to run out the clock. good win despite four interceptions by jameis winston. also a final in madison, wisconsin, on to the big ten championship game against ohio state. back to you. >> verne: they're still undefeated, aren't th

haney. >> yes. >> miss maufas. >> yes. >> miss mendoza-mcdonnell. >> why. >> miss murase? >> aye. >> miss norton? >> yes. >> my wynns. >> yes. >> president fewer. >> yes. >> seven ayes. >> next item is moved and seconded under f. >> thank you. mr. chan. mr. haney. >> yes. >> miss maufas. >> yes. >> miss mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes except for items 1 6,7 and 8. >> thank you. doctor murase. >> aye. >> thank you. miss norton. >> yes, on all except for 2f, and 4b -- i'm an employee of the san francisco parks alliance. >> miss wynns. >> aye. >> miss fewer. >> yes. >> superintendent's consent calendar resolutions, for board discussion and immediate action. there is none. superintendent proposals there are another. item f is matt's resolution, that is done with. board members support standing committees. a report from the ad-hoc committee on personnel matters and labor relations? commission haney. >> i am asking for $1 million -- no, i'm asking for a report, but we could move on to a report -- >> the personnel committee? i gave that report at the last meeting. >> that is great. rep

both were missing maps. the new york library was missing maps from two divisions. the library at harvard and the british library in london and the newberry library in chicago. now it became this sort of treasure hunt where investigators had to determine what maps were missing from the library's, what books smiley look at, which maps he might have taken and where those might have ended up it became quite an ordeal. backibraries had to go through hundreds of call slips dating back several years to find out which items smiley had looked at and compare them to their catalog for those items. as you can imagine with these rare books acquired over 100 years ago, they were not adequately catalog in terms of what maps they contained. some might just say map or maps. some may list some but not others. some may have been missing them long before smiley got there. it was a difficult enterprise they had to go into to figure out [indiscernible] lucky for them, he did come forward when he heard there were federal charges pending against him. smiley did come forward and he offered

i miss that. i miss it's just not the same. >> in addition to the warmp male and good company some of the macklemore friends and coworkers helped neil to get back on his feet shadele stays there as well. in well the sixers are just not good. i try to avoid their west start and worst in history. buy is one thing. deciding between buying food and health care is something else. healthy pa is now here to help, with name-brand health insurance that costs as little as a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, visit healthypa.com to learn more. snv you can see runners bundled up braving the cold morning in support of communities in east africa. share joy 5k races nonprovide fresh drinking water to people in uganda and south saddam. it was a huge success last year and organizeers decided to make it annual event. >> time now for a check on sports. jeff skversky is live in the "action news" sport center, hey, jeff. >> sixers trying to avoid the worst start in history. sixers never lost the first 16 of the

now they were both suddenly gone. >> lesley's missing and lyle's missing. >> yeah. >> did you think thatever they were, they were probably together? >> yes. >> reporter: aasha and her husband jesse grabbed their newborn son and headed to the herring's condo complex in the hollywood hills to see what, if anything, they could find there. >> lesley's car's there in her assigned parking spot. and that made it feel a little heavier. all of a sudden you're like, uhhhh, like, her car's here and she's not answering the phone. >> reporter: they went into the building to knock on lesley and lyle's front door. aasha wondered if lesley, who suffered from migraines, might be sick inside. but their knocking got no response. they waited and they waited. they returned to the garage where they saw a man parking in the spot next to lesley's. >> we both said, "hey, have you seen the woman who owns this car?" and it's like, "oh, i haven't seen her. but i -- i saw her husband yesterday." >> reporter: that was strange, so aasha and jesse waited in their car by the front gate, because if that neighbor was righ

he would never skip out on yesterday's big game. >> he doesn't miss practice or competition, never missed practice. >> he left his apartment to go for a walk to clear his head after a fight with his girlfriend. police are investigating it as a missing person's case. >>> the ebola patient who died was remembered as a hero who gave his life to help others. dozens gathered with the family of dr. martin salia. he died earlier this month after he was flown to the u.s. for treatment. >> he is the youngest of his fieb siblings and gun -- five siblings and gun down after a night out with his friends. now his brothers abbey sisters are asking for your help. here's rick williams. >> reporter: lordes rivera remembers her younger brother sergio. >> he had a big heart. >> reporter: she said the 38-year-old father of two was a wonderful dad. >> he was such a handles on father. -- hands on father, everything was about the boys. >> reporter: on friday, his family said he was walking home from a bar at 3:30 a.m. on the 1100 block of north 21st street in camden. someone approached him, i don't know, words

he doesn't miss competition. he had has never missed competition. he never missed practice. >> well, friend say karageorge left his apartment for a walk to clear his head after a fight the with his girl friend. police are investigating his disappearance as a missing persons case. >>> a 13 year-old was reunited with his mom today four years after he reported him missing. investigators say the child's father was holding him captive this whole time at his home near atlanta, georgia. investigators have looked at the youngster there before but the dad would allegedly hide him behind false walls inside the home. youngster's father and stepmother have been since arrested and charged with false imprisonment, child cruelty and could be trucks. break in the case came after police? jonesboro received a tip. >>> in case you needed more proof, pigs cannot fly. woman just boarded a u.s. airways plane in connecticut with her pet pig when the animal became disruptive. the pig was brought aboard by a woman as an emotional support animal but almost immediately the pi

at yale, both the sterling and the other were missing maps. the boston public library, the new york public library, missing from the map division and the rare books division. the library at harvard, british library in london and the newberry library in chicago. so now it became this treasure hunt where the investigators had to determine what maps from missing from the libraries, what books smiley looked at, which maps he may have taken and where hose maps may have ended up. the libraries had to go back through hundreds of call slips dating back several years to find which items smiley had looked at. and then compare them to their catalogs for both items and often times as you can imagine with the rare books that are acquired over a hundred years ago they were not catalogged in terms of what maps they contain. so some of them might say map or maps. some of them may list some maps but not others. some of them may have said they were a map but were missing it long before smiley got there. so it was really this difficult enterprise that they had t

saigon, what they know is miss saigon, controversy. the controversy was around the casting of jonathan pryce to play the lead... >> yeah, we were feeling the controversy in london too, because he and i were both still in the show as it was running in the uk. we were both still in the original company. i think when the casting announcement was made, there was a big uproar in new york city. and cameron then said that he was going to cancel the show if he wasn't cast. >> hinojosa: just so people remember, so the uproar was about the fact that they were casting... >> a caucasian actor to play a eurasian part. >> hinojosa: and then in terms of your controversy... >> in terms of my controversy it was kind of the opposite, because it was an asian part, and i was an asian actor, but i wasn't an american citizen. >> hinojosa: and they tried to... >> so i was... yeah. so there was actually arbitration that went... >> hinojosa: it's amazing. people kind of forget, but you were actually... you were... the fact that you weren't an american citizen

you missed quite an event. they sent over their general manager, ron sadana, they had several member of their board. they had the president of philippine harbor authority [speaker not understood] council general, henry bensorto, deputy [speaker not understood], representatives of the manila sister city program here in san francisco, retired ambassador arguello and we had a number of port staff that joined us that really were part of helping put together the ceremony and participate in the event. so, we really want to thank everyone involved and we're thrilled that we now have a new sister port. it's another port. >> i would like to congratulate the giants on winning the world series again. (applause) >> i would like to echo that. congratulations. [laughter] >> go giants. well done. >> go giants. [laughter] >> it seemed like forever, but it was fairly reese penult. we're looking forward to having those trophies show up here on the waterfront. ~ recent congratulations to the giants team and staff and everyone inv

say he's missing the point.for its part the federal government says it's trying to do everything it can to find these missing students. >> and gabe has now made his way to the scene of the crime very near iguala. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jose. we've just made our way to the outskirts of iguala. we hope to tour the school where these students were from and try to find answers and talk to some people on the ground about their frustrations and the government's inactions there. >> gabe gutierrez from iguala. thank you so much. i want to bring in julio from telemundo in los angeles. good morning. >> good morning. >> corruptions is nothing new in so many government entities in mexico, but this, julio, has seem to have hit a nerve. why? >> you have 43 young innocent men, just students who have gone missing. nobody knows where they are. that's in the first place nchl the second place it was believed it was the local police who handed them over to the drug cartels. so that shows you the complicity between

why would they be missing? something's not right here. >> reporter: it's a mystery that has baffled investigators. san bernardino sheriff john mcmahon and his investigators are in charge of the investigation. did you have any thoughts of what would make the mcstays leave their home in such a rush? >> at this point, no. why would they take their children, who are 4 and 3, out of the home at 8:00 at night? it's dark. what was it that got all four of them out of that house? and out of that house in a hurry? >> reporter: were they forced to leave or did they leave on their own? early evidence pointed the investigation south to mexico. >> law enforcement was convinced that the family had gone over to mexico willingly at this point. >> reporter: but patrick mcstay was not. so he launched his own investigation, from his living room in texas. how many hours a day are you investigating this? >> whenever i'm awake. >> reporter: which is most of the time. patrick hasn't gotten a good night's sleep in nearly five years. do

back-to-back missed field goals by the irish. life into this navy team. >> andrew: navy with two time outs remaining. 5:43 on the clock. reynolds to the air on first down. he throws this one away. good pressure by the notre dame defense led by greer martini. >> aaron: andrew, i think navy is being too predictable on first down throwing the football. i think they need to run on first down and start throwing on second and third down. notre dame seems to have figured out. playing the option. >> andrew: reynolds is four out of 12 passing tonight for 85 yards. williams-jenkins spinning away. he gets up to the 34 yard line. it will be third down. time continues to tick away. 5:23 and counting. >> aaron: navy took too much time to get that last play off. that helped them. they scored a couple of touchdowns when they got to the line of scrimmage and ran a play quickly. >> andrew: he gets the first down and room to run -- comb land into notre dame territory. tackle made by jaylon smith. a gain of four. navy on the move. >> aaron: that tim

i will miss our house. we will miss capitol hill, we like living on capitol hill, we are urban people. the city of detroit has always been my home back home, we have wonderful neighborhood here. we have wonderful neighbors. there is a wonderful eastern market where we love to shop. there are some things here that i will miss. i won't miss the excessive partisanship and i won't miss the business, and the unwillingness that some do not have to compromise. i will miss that, but i will miss my colleagues and it is a great job, so i am not leaving because i am tired of the job. believe me, i love the job, i love every minute of it. even when there is too much bickering going on, i always look at the bright side of it. i have a fabulous job, and that is going to be hard to leave. >> legislatively, what is left undone in your mind? >> oh, a lot. i have been here for over 36 years, and i don't want to look back on that in the last couple of months and say that i haven't -- an inexorable months there are a couple of

friend like craig thomas are stunned. >> he's never missed competition, never missed practice. >> for him to drop off the radar is-- is very unlike him. >> reporter: jeremiah webber was his wrestling coach at ohio state where he competed for three years. >> i'm very scared for him. i'm-- you know, i'm worried. i'm trying to remain optimistic. we miss him traditionally. >> reporter: his sister told police he's had a history of concussions, including one last month, and the family is concerned he may have become disoriented. ohio state team physician dr. jim borchers said: >> he wouldn't not come home on thanksgiving. there's something going on. >> reporter: perhaps this comment on the ohio state football team's facebook page best summed up the mood of the fans before the michigan game. "a win would be great, but finding our missing football player safe would be greater." carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> axelrod: the president's daughters caught in the middle of a social media firestorm. and let there be light-- more than 1 million christmas lights up in the air downunder when th

i'll miss meeting with them. i will not miss my weekly trek to the airport. i recall, peter, some months ago, actually it's been years ago now, i was being driven to the airport by one of our staffers, for rural randolph county. 95-degree day and you can see the sun is my enemy. 95-degree day. bumper-to-bumper traffic. i said to her, i wouldn't live in this town. she said you do live in this town but you don't think of this town as being home. but that aside, it is still recognized as the cradle of democracy, the cradle of but that aside, it is still recognized as the cradle of democracy, the cradle of freedom, the cradle of liberty, and i'm proud, when i look out that window and see the capitol, if i'm griping and complaining, it pretty well falls in line this is the best place to be. >> you heading back to the district after january? >> oh, yeah. i feel sure i will be. >> where will you keep your papers and your office records? >> university of north carolina at greensboro. >> why there? >> my alma mater, guilford college, did not have an adequate library t

say this a sad day because i have enjoyed working with a number of colleagues but really am going to miss having david chiu as a colleague in this building i've known david for 20 years since he was a year ahead of me in law school and we ended up think the board of supervisors sometimes agreeing and sometimes fighting by also doing what is the best for people of san francisco i have continually been impressed david with our ability to navigate go not just one of the most critiqued district in san francisco politically by a city that is complicated an institution in the board of supervisors that is complicated to say to be able to say not only to succeed on this body in terms of legislation and the work in our district, everything you've be able to accomplish but to do it i believe constantly with professionalism and grace i can agree to disagree without being disagreeable i've been at any wit's end and you've kept our cool it's served you well, you've kept our cool but incredibly tenacious and pass n passionate and moved for some of the most complicated legislation to think that this boa

in the game you just saw, arkansas defeated ole miss 30-0. s.e.c. team. the s.e.c. west standings, ole miss is officially eliminated from the division race and every team in this strong west division is now bowl eligible for the season. look at the tiebreak scenarios. down to two. alabama, win next week against auburn and they're in. mississippi state could lose tonight against vandy or in the egg bowl against ole miss and alabama would take the field knowing they're already west champs. mississippi state needs to win out and have alabama lose to auburn. joined by spencer tillman and brian jones and arkansas is on a roll now. >> spencer: eight straight quarters, b.j. and adam that they've held an s.e.c. west opponent. we largely agreed that the s.e.c. west is the strongest conference in all of college football. this arkansas team riding off their first s.e.c. win after a 17-game losing streak, rod smith, the defensive coordinator gives all the credit for this one, the defensive stepped up big. >> brian: the defense for ole miss, this was unbe

and with respect to miss smith. and i just mentioned that her house is larger than the layton's house will be after the addition is constructed. and her house extends beyond the layton house on the first and second levels and she has put fences on all sides of her property, and layton's project was approved by the planning commission, 4-0, but for the discretionary review application filed by the appellants with the planning commission, the permit would have been approved, administrativelisingly by the planning staff. and slight impacts to the neighbors are to be expected in connection with me building project. this proposal, or the permitted project is significantly more limited than the allowed height and bulk permitted by the planning code and it will allow, 500 square feet of living space of which 125 square feet is beyond the existing footprint. this is to a structure that is over 100 years old. houses that were designed and built 100 years ago. are generally lack ng space for kitchens and bathroom and closests

missing in mexico. gruesome discoveries, now a new wave of protesters from the families left behind. >> game of thrones when it came out, didn't hit any best sellers lists... >> the worlds, the magic and the fascination of george r.r. martin >> i'm writing the equivalent of a medieval world war ii... >> how his imagination keeps millions of devoted fans always wanting more >> it's nice to be doing something everybody is so aware of... >> every saturday, join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time... talk to al jazeera, only on al jazeera america >> there is shock, anguish and anger in mexico where authorities say they believe dozens of college students went missing six weeks ago and were dead. their bodies burned in a mass grave. government buildings have been fire bombed, even the national palace where the president maintained an office was ataik attacked. >> these are the faces that have inspired outrage. the faces much 43 miss -- of 43 missi

you don't want to miss that.y with us. ♪ beijing president obama announced plans to speak china's president about human rights, trade, and freedom of expression. where as it will be broadcast in china [ expletive ] trade, and [ expletive ]. >> all right. maybe a joke onley night. there's breaking news with the historic agreement. president obama and the chinese president come together on a joint plan to tackle climate change. plus, new york city midtown manhunt. an armed robber and accomplice on the loose after making away with a bag of jewels in the diamond district. >>> and former president bill clinton. he loves to watch vixen white houses on tv. what does he feel like he was missing out on his own time in the white house? this is way too early! ♪ >>> good morning. i'm sorry thomas roberts. it is wednesday, november 12th. welcome to way too early. the show that is intrigued to hear what bill clinton thinks he missed in office. i don't he missed a lot. we're going find out. >>> there are two major things. break

we have the missing. partly of what i'm talking about is the missing. they are recorded on a number of memorials. monuments which actually recorded those people who ended up buried in trenches. people buried in shell holes. buried in collapsed dugouts. will of waysne the you might have ended up missing. with 72,000memorial names of missing on it. if you were a british soldier, were required to take out of your pocket a coin to throw it to get has once, throat and get heads twice and then three times . if you did it seven times, that's your chance of being on here. because they are missing, they exercise an immense amount of interest on behalf of the families who have nowhere to grieve. which is why we end up with the tomb of the unknown soldier. teeth dealing with a number of different sites. feet and set of british boots. this is all we found of this soldier. how many sets of human remains have your team discovered? the answer is about 27. what about 27? what if this was traumatic and b amputation? he might have ended up in a wiltshire. he might not ha

this young boy reported missing four years ago back in his mother's arms.streaming down their faces. >> i just couldn't believe it. that i mean we found him. >> reporter: according to police, his mother reported the 13-year-old's disappearance after a visitation with his father in 2010. investigators say after four years of no word from her son, a text message sent with a secret smartphone app helped her lead police to this home. >> we came here to the home and were able to get inside the home, talk to the people inside. >> reporter: officers left empty-handed, but then the young boy sent a second message saying exactly where he was hidden in the home, tucked away behind a fake wall concealed behind a linen closet in an insulation area above the garage. >> we opened the compartment where he was, and i saw him and asked him to come forward and he was horrified. he was frozen with fear. >> he just kept saying thank you, thank you, thank you. >> reporter: this morning, the 37-year-old father gregory jean and his girlfriend samantha davis are behind bars facing

still no sight or clues about 43 missing students in mexico. today, protesters marched across the country demanding answers and an end to the deadly ties between the government and the cartel. now on the stanford campus, a teachable moment on the very tragedy. some of the missing students have family it turns out here in the bay area. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joined us to talk about the killings. >> teachers and students here in the campus, bringing the story home to the bay area tonight and not just to talk about the 43 missing students in mexico. but also to talk about the tens of other thousands of people missing since the war broke out between the drug cartels. an overflow crowd for a seminar for latin studies, among the students, a father of one of the missing. >> it is not easy, you don't know if he eats, lives, sleeps, you don't know if he is cold, or any of those things. this is a great burden for a father. >> reporter: tonight, a power presentation to show where it happened and how. >> once the students were in police custody the

more ahead on the search for the 22-year-old missing since wednesday. >> the search continues for a missing ohio state university football player. he was last seen on wednesday, reportedly upset. he was supposed to be playing his last game in the buckeye's big rivalry match-up against michigan. everyone paused and got silent when the announcer mentioned his name. >> you know, i have talked to police and they tell me they are following every single lead. a hash tag was created on twitter as dozens of people look for the teammate, the friend, the son. >> with time, pumps, now steps up and runs. >> for him to drop off the radar is very unlike him. >> the football player and wrestler went missing last wednesday morning, his mother telling police that her son has suffered several concussions and confusion spells. his last text message at 1:30 a.m. saying i am sorry if i'm an embarrassment but these concussions have my head all expletive up. >> get his picture out there, awareness of the situation. >> dozens of searchers have hit the streets. >> he's missing are. >> and talk to people about the 2

i think miss garcia is missing the point completely. now have 70,000 people in new hampshire that will have coverage. have five different insurers and 50 different lands to choose from. -- 50raise republican different plans to choose from. i was raise republican and the competitionnd of will bring up costs and give consumers the choice. that is what we want, consumer choice. for every opportunity i had to fix obamacare. but it is irresponsible for my opponent to talk about repeal. congress tootes in repeal, and it's not going to happen. i don't like to make promises i cannot keep, so i've always said i would work to dismantle the most egregious parts. and despite the thoughts that the congresswoman is offering about some of its positive aspects, i wonder how that feels to the 22,000 people that were kicked off of their plan, and the women who had cancer treatment and can no longer visit their docs are -- their doctors thanks to obamacare. >> [indiscernible] >> excuse me, miss custer. thank you. not to mention 10 of the hospitals in our

kosta karageorge, he went missing wednesday. the crowded ohio stadium silent as kosta's name was called saturday in what would have been his final home game. now they're asking fans for their help. we're live with more on this really bigamistry. brian? >> well, the search for the 22-year-old ohio state football players enters its forth day. karageorge was last seen walking out of his columbus apartment at 2:00 a.m. wednesday. that night, roommates say the defensive line man went to take a walk. his sister says he did not take his motorcycle and he left his wallet with his girlfriend. when he uncharacteristically missed wednesday's football practice, his parents filed a police report. 108,000 fans went silent as a missing persons flyer lit the scoreboard. the buck eyes went onto win an emotional game, of course with heavy haerlts. >> our prayers and thoughts are with him and his family. >> i'm just nervous because football was really important to him, his family, his girlfriend. hopefully he was somewhere watching this game. we g

missing the 13,418 shot in his 19-year-career the most missed field goals in league history passing john in field goals attempted kareem abdul- jabbar holds the record bryant shot 10-of-26 tonight scoring a game-high 28 points but his lakers lost to the memphis grizzlies 107-102 and are now 1-6 on the season 49ers linebacker patrick willis will miss the rest of the season and require surgery for what appears to be "turf toe" which is a dislocation or servere strain of the toe the team placed him on injured reserve today the seven-time pro bowler has missed the past three games after injuring the toe in the third quarter at st. louis on oct. 13. willis originally thought the injury was just a muscle strain and that he'd be able to rerun two games ago here's willis on his season being over mentally else still be here the part of this football team giving what i have i have learned a lot and improve the lot and everything that i've worked on got better at and i'm just working hard in the preseason to work card now and i've been keeping my body in good shape 49 7:10 a.m. start against the gi

-- an unexpected attempt to find missing children sarah and jacob hoggle who have been missing for two months now. family and a close friend over the weekend said their mother made claims she wanted to show police where sarah and jacob are. these people were present today along with police as the state's attorney asked the judge to grant a motion that would allow catherine to go with the sheriff and show this location. however, hoggle's competency report still hasn't been returned, so the judge ruled today until then she is not competent and is not to have contact with police. her attorney agreed. >> to think that she is in a position where she would be able to render any meaningful assistance or nonassistance just logically makes no sense given the circumstances of this case. >> if the children aren't there, she returns to where she is either way and nothing would have been gained or lost. so i just think it was a chance that was missed and it's sad, very sad. >> reporter: hoggle is due back in court again january 5th. the state's attorney says we should be expecting more serious char

his 13th missed shot of the night. that gives him, get this 13,418 career missed field goals.'s a new lead record. bryant finished with 28 points wasn't phased by the dubious record reminding reporters he's a shooting guard that played 19 seasons. >>> l.a. really a lallies at th the fourth. the lakers drop to a 1-6 after the 107-102 loss. here is some great news from major league laib announcing the managers of the year. baltimore's buck showwalter claims the american league. i believe in buck and the orioles won the franchise's first title since 1997 this season. >>> to the national league it's washington's matt williams winning the title in his first season as manager. willi claimed the nl east crown. >> mike, you like those? >> buck? >> buck? >> he's a new -- >> and also matt williams with -- >> yeah. those two were great as well as executives. >> i like the idea we're keeping it there on the beltway. very good. >>> let's check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. i like the weather today all though i wore the wool suit. >> you know how some places have floating holidays?

nerlens noel misses the layup. sixers lose 110-103.st start in team history, two away now from the nba record. >> so much respect for a team that is zero and 16 to walk out only the floor and hug teammates and acknowledge assists and help people out of floor when they were down and play with a spirit and passion that the group plays with. >> reporter: san antonio is up next. it's the garden of evil not only did the flyers lose last year's playoff series at madison, square garden, they have lost ten straight regular season games up there for the rangers. this has been going on for four years. down 1 in the first, here come the flyers. nick grossman shoots, scores. flyers tie it at 1. jake borachek, winding, firing, scoring. flyers take the lead for the second time at msg over the last 45 minutes. how about jt miller flies past the flyers on the end around, flyers lost 5-2. they dropped 8 of their last 9 games this season. confidence is killing them. >> it's mental, i truly believe it's a confidence things for sure. i think that the chem

jennifer's been reported missing.e're wondering if you had any contact with her." >> reporter: the detective wanted to interview this potential suspect, but he was an ocean away. so interpol arranged a meeting between rob and the british police. rob admitted he was married and he used the word "intimate" to describe his relationship with jen. >> well, jennifer had sent some sort of lingerie. and -- he had sent her, i believe it was $150-- that she never picked up. >> did he express what that money was for? >> i believe it was for her to buy herself as a gift. you know, this is -- early december, it's close to christmas time. >> reporter: and though it was clear rob and jen had talked about meeting in person, he insisted he had not been anywhere near new york when she disappeared. in fact, he said he'd been worried too, wondering why jen hadn't been online for days. so as the detective worked to check out his story, remy was at home fuming. wondering if there was even more to jen's secret life online. >> do you think s

he son has been missing since october 31st. last seener in his apartment in the south of market neighborhood. his parents drove from british columbia to help find him. >> this is a big blow to us and our family. >> dan's brothers flew in from boston and new york. >> he has no history of mental illness or anything. >> his father, who is a reverend at a church, says he just spoke with dan on the phone thursday. his son had a migraine, a health issue he deals with from time to time. >> he asked me for a prayer, and i pray for him, and tell him that just relax. >> the next day, dan called in sick from his job at an developer in soma. he left his apartment that night with his wallet and has not returned. his parents say if he was really sick he would never wander off. he would stay in bed. friends and coworkers are desperate to find him. they have printed 3,000 fliers, posting them on just about every pole, wall, and business window they can find. they're raising money for searches and started a facebook page hoping for lead. anyone

we are told right now that one dog is missing. the red cross is helping a dozen people forced out of their homes >>> the state's attorney for carroll county is dead. it looks as though he has shot and killed himself. he was due to leave office having lost in the last election. he has been carroll county's state's attorney for the past decade. he ran for re-election this year but lost in the republican primary >>> they are getting new details about a three-car collision outside montgomery mall. an 88-year-old woman has died as a result of that crash. a toyota camry had just exited the ramp when a ford pickup opened by the county smashed into it. a mercedes hit the truck >>> a maryland doctor died after risking his life after helping people in his own country. dr. martin salia contracted ebola and died. he chose to work with ebola patients in west africa. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >>> a car plummets 25 feet but the driver survives the fall. one man's wild ride and how witnesses jumped into action >>> thrust a virgini

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if you missed two, see your gynecologist. if you have pain, that is where the lining possibly of the womb showing up or places. if you have extra pleading, could you have a fibroid or infection? that is what you want to think about. if it is only a couple of days, don't worry. >> pregnancy is another one, you are missing a period, it could be pregnancy. >> fibroids are benign growth of the lining and there are surgical treatments. we new have great gynecologists out there using robot technology to remove the fibroid and they do well. spotting could be, certainly, a polyp or fibroid but get tested. that is the key. >> sometimes gynecologists put you on the birth control period to regulate the per. >> depending on the etiology. you have to look at the complete diagnosis which is a long list and you are right, if there are hormone changes they can replace it and go back and get it in sync and you are fine. >> david talked about different fibroid treatments including cut off the blood supply and take a part of it out. robotic tec

miss honduras and her sister reported missing over the weekend two, haven't been seen since last weekhe don test last april, won the contest last april. >> right now, 5:26. coming up in our next half hour of "eyewitness news", more trouble for bill cosby. who would believe me? they would probably think i was out to get something. >> another woman comes forward accusing cans bye of sexually assaulting her decades ago. why she is just telling her story now. >> also, do you count calories on your smart phone? we'll let you know if those apps real dow help you shed pounds. >> jessica and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we of course do it on the 3's, yes, katie talking near record cold. we're back at the bottom of the hour. here we go, good morning. >> ugly accusations continue to follow bill cosby, now for the first time hearing from a new woman, who says the philadelphia legend abused her decades ago. >>> we're also talking to local prosecutor about why he refused to charge cost bee in similar crime. >> good morning, everyone, hey, we haven't even hit thanksgiving ye

we will miss our house. we will miss capitol hill. we like living on capitol hill, we are urban people. we live in the city of detroit, that has always been my home, but we have got a wonderful neighborhood here. a wonderful eastern market where we love to shop. there are some things here that i will miss. i won't miss the excessive partisanship. the unwillingness of some to compromise, ideological rigidity. i won't miss that. but i will miss my colleagues. it is a great job. i am not leaving because of the job, i love the job. i love every minute of it, even when there is too much bickering going on. i have got a fabulous job. that is going to be hard to leave. >> legislatively, what sticks out in your mind? as much as we've accomplished and 36 years, i don't want to look back at that so much as to look forward to the next couple months. and the next couple months, there are a couple things i would like to do i. one is get my defense authorization bill passed. involvingjor effort hundreds of provisions that need to be first addressed

i would like to yield to miss that -- miss bass. >> of one to ask a few questions, representative stockman, concerns you raising about china, one of the first things we can do hopefully before lame duck is over is take care of two things, power africa over in the sand agoa. to the extent we can increase our participation because i know i heard from many african countries how much they do enjoy business with us that sometimes we put our own roadblocks up. so mr. williams, i was asking the first panel about power afric and its reach into urban areas in residential areas, not the commercial and also in the rural areas if you representing civil society. i wanted to know your take on the question i asked the first panel. >> i believe -- is anecdotal to some extent but i do believe having come out of the u.s./africa ministerial, and looking at the effective role and amount of discussion we talked about with grids, the grids, getting electricity into rural areas and at the leaders' summit attended a session called africa rising and there were many entrepreneur real -- sustainable, going into rura

he went missing wednesday at the teen prepared for this week's game with michigan. his mother told authorities he had had concussions and spells of confusion prior to his disappearance. he texted his mother referring to concussions and saying he was sorry if he was embarrassments. >> the mayor of furgeson, missouri said the city has severerred ties with former police officer that shot 18-year-old michael brown. that means that darren wilson will not receive any further pay or benefits. wilson stepped down from the force yesterday. he wrote in his letter of resignation he feared staying with the force would put residents and officers of furgeson at risk. today we learned the city officials did receive credible threats towards furgeson police. the city's mayor said it's now time to move forward. >> it's important for us to talk about those issues directly related to the city of furgeson and how those issues are that we can address as a city moving forward bringing our community together. >> and attorney for michael brown's family meantime says they're not surprised wi

he's going to miss most of the rest of the season. he does not need surgery for his broken collarbone but he's expected to miss six to eight weeks. last year, packers quarterback aaron rodgers missed two months. foles got slammed yesterday in houston. if me he misses eight weeks, ths through the end of the season. for now, it is mark sanchez's team. >> i saw mark in high school practice when i was coaching at new hampshire. i've been very familiar with him for a long time, coached against him when i was at oregon. saw what a great athlete he was at the quarterback spot. saw his arm. i saw it in high school, in college and the nfl when we looked at films. >> it all comes back quickly. you want to use the phrase like riding a bike. i wish it was that easy. that defense didn't make it that easy. it felt good to get back out there. >> the eagles have evan mathis ç back. but todd herremans hurt his ankle yesterday. he also has a torn bicep. they've signed chris prozinski. >> the heart and leader of their defense, d'amiemeco ryans. it may b

. >> our hearts are battered but they will miss. the world is broken but it will be sealed in the end. >> kassig who went by the name abdel rahmed's the family is seeking closure. >> the time in privacy to mourn, cry and yes, for give. the fbi is reviewing the 16 minute video that shows kassig's severed head and syrian troops by international troops all clad in military fatigues. this executioner is hash shard from normandy france. they are looking at whether this man is a former medical student from what else. kassig is the 59 hostage along with james foley and steven sotloff from the u.s. to be decapitat decapitated. >> our friends and partners are not intimidated. isis is very, very wrong. >> isis kept the video up longer and it spread more widely. ainsley and heather? >> thank you. katherine. they rehired james kilgore. he was let go when his criminal fast was revealed. they demanded he get his job back. he was even surprised. he was convicted of killing a mother of four back in 1975 during a bank robbery in california. marrying