murdered missy's mother.run from authorities, he hid in the attic of his family's home and shot missy through a vent. >> i was setting at the kitchen table and my house lit up like a flash of lightning. i've never heard a gunshot before. i didn't even know what it was. well i heard my brother's screaming, he's in the house. he's shooting. i still didn't know that this was a gun that i was hearing. i didn't know that i had been shot. and my father came, grabbed me. we heard another shot. that shot was david killing himself. >> the tragedy sent missy's son, david ratliff jr. who, at the time was 21, on a downward spiral. >> 21-year-old man. how did you deal with that? >> not the right way. i started -- my drug use took a whole other level. i started shooting heroin, shooting whatever i could. i mean, that was it. i was numbing myself to complete numbness. kept coming to jail. kept getting other chances. >> what is your relationship with i blamed myself. i blamed her parents. you know. i felt like everyone just

missy ryan is a reporter for the "washington post" and has been covering the story on the ground.thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any reporting to suggest that we can put this together, that he found this woman, decided to marry her, went to mecca to do so, and she radicalize him. there is evidence of this? >> no, there really isn't evidence yet. she remains a mystery three days after the attacks. today we have the saudi government confirming that she was not on any sort of watch list or known to have been involved in militant activity in solid diarabia, but -- saudi arabia but a we're trying to piece together her life up to the point she moved to the united states in 2014. she appears to have bon from saudi arabia to pakistan, on and off, according to a saudi official. over a number of years but we don't know if she was involved in any sort of militant activity. i think it's too early to say she was actually the one who radicalized syed farouk. >> no doubt and the authorities made it clear that one of many working theories and they're trying to figure it out. that said we kno

missy graham, connor's mother "he doesn't communicate a lot but his eyes just sparkle and they light up so you know that he is really enjoying himself" while creating memories as a family. missy graham, connor's mother "they try all kinds of tricks and techniques to get him to look at the camera so that we can have that perfect picture that keepsake that we so want" deanne stein, reporting this is the third year for the event and they hope to get more donations to make it even bigger and better next year./// ((denise valdez)) > we are just days way from the christmas holiday. ((paul joncich)) > and the spirit of the season can be seen and heard with some amazing house decorations that are lighting up the night. from near mt hood and washington with a look at one house that's taking the holiday spirit to a whole new level. < tedd florendo looking outside clouds coming in from the northwest. temps are chilly at this hour and we're cooler than yesterday at this time. winds have stayed primarily on the light end for the region. ............................... .................... the wes

several died as a tornado formed in northern missis damage for miles and miles moving into tennessee. >> i couldn't even go in my house. it was so bad. >> first responders in several states worked to make sure no one was trapped under debris. >> the number one priority, if we have someone stranded or we are trying to clear each county road and highway, to make sure we can illuminate them all. reporter: the storm system left damage around the south. in southern nevada recapping our top stories, drivers complaining tonight about words of hate valley gas pump. it had racial slurs stand on the gas pump in plain sight. the manager says the messages weren't up when the employees normally check the palms. they have since been cleaned up and removed. we are learning more about neighbors of a man who shot at two burglars inside his home this week killing one of those

you took that from him - missy mitchell 045807 - i was literally millimeters away from death 063516 - the doctors are still not certain on what percentage of movement and strength ill get back in my left arm due to the choices you made that morning - - zachary whitehill zach whitehill says since the incident -- he's gotten a permit to carry. hoping to better protect himself if a situation like this were to ever happen again as for polson -- he plans fans headed to tonight's iowa energy game should leave their bags behind... wells fargo arena is stepping up security.. and banning all large bags and backpacks. metal detectors will be used at the door... and fans will be asked to empty their pockets. the changes are part of an effort to improve security throughout the nba. the energy take on the canton charge tonight at seven. developers are showing off their designs for the new downtown hotel convention center... they unveiled the interior designs at today's board of directors meeting. some of the proposals showed suites overlooking downtown, local art in the lobby, and 55 inch t-vs in

blidge, missy elliot, common, ne-yo and many other top stars reprising classic rolls popularized by the 1978 musical. storm track seven meteorologiss kyle k kel has a final look at your forecast. thanks for watching the kwwl news at five.

and world record holders including missy franklin. and our jennifer got eyeful of america's favorite. >> i love the new bathing suit. are you a fan? >> ryan will wear the high- speedo when he goes for more gold in rio next summer. we got to hear it one more time. >> all right. you got to do the face. >> caught yo saying ice, ice baby as you walked up. we need a little bit of our own here here. [ rapping ] i don't know turn off the lights and i'll glow >> i think he should stick to swimming. >> 100%. >> good l to the team in the summer olympics kickoff in rio. just nine until christmas. you close to finishing your shopping or at least gift? >> not close. but thankfully mom star anna faris has a think about it, she has to shop for one of the b stars in the world, her husband chris pratt and a 3-year-old. but how we all can win at the shopping game. been a favorite gift you've received ever? >> ever? my sweet husband got me this ring. it says mom on the inside. and he got it for me on mother's day. >> good job, chris. >> i know. he's a g

at least 14 people died in holly springs, missi>> we have red cross assisting the peoplehat have lost their homes. numerous churches opening up their doors, letting people stay the night. >> others help those left ss fortunate from coast-to-coast. this man started a group who fed hundreds of homeless, pulled off with volunteers. reed: what a christmas it has been in the weather department. snow in las vegas, spring-like where your brother is on the east coast. christine: up next, a tornado reed: live at x: 30, a christmas miracle in the desert. santa snowboarding them a white christmas in several parts of the valley andan trace of snow at mccarran. christine: miracles on this christmas day, after devastating tornadoes hit the deep south and midwest read 14 people have now died from the twisters that hit the tornadoes are a rare weather event for this time of year. reed: fire investigators trying to find the person they say deliberately set a house on fire in the middle of the night. we welcome you back. it has been a day of unusual weather across the country. people back east exchangi

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missy hansen initially began the project and she knows exactly what it's like to walk in the shoes of those that are in need. "a few years ago we moved back here and we were homeless. awoman by the name of joan fleck...i had contacted and needed help. she picked it up, she sponsored my children and since then, she has changed it for me and for other families and i can't in honor, i'm for her...because we pay it forward and in this community, we all need to pay it forward," said hansen. the page garnered so much attention that there have been more kids than donors and "so we have quite a few children and they're still some on a waiting list that have not been put on the page yet," said hansen. a party will be held on december 12th at bob roe's, where the group plans to have pizza, balloons and an actual santa clause to hand deliver gifts to the sponsored children. families that have been helped by the organization say that they're thankful because christmas wish will "i thank the lord that there's still people out there that are willing to and i think that's god's work by helping each

still kind of a missy degreesly pattern. the wind has been the big story.'ll focus our attention on a colder system due for christmas eve. ok, wehere's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and other select models. >>> the federal trial of raymond chow continues in san francisco today after chow took the witness stand yesterday. to answer charges of racketeering, money landerring and murder. the 56-year-old described growing up in long congress, moving to san francisco -- hong kong, moving to san francisco at 15 and turned to a life of crime. he reputed the death -- -- he told the jury when he got out of prison in 2003, he decided to turn his life around. >> we want them to see that he

her comes our quick moving system for quest missy. then high pressure will build in for christmas day. there is your timeline. the mix of snow moving out. on thursday, from nebraska across iowa, a little band of light snow set up moving out by the afternoon. christmas day, i think we will start out with a little bit of sunshine, and then the clouds will role in. i think we could see a mix just northwest of the metro. very late into saturday morning, we could see some snow accumulations. that pulls on out. quiet weather on sunday initially for another system moves in on monday. i think most locations will stay under one inch of snowfall. the omaha-council bluffs% area could see 1-2 inches of snow. tomorrow, -- tonight, gusty winds. tomorrow, light snow, looks to be one inch or less. this was day, 39. generally drive. we could see some showers here in the metro. to the northwest after 6:00 p.m. potential for rain, maybe some snow. colder it -- colder air as -- colder air as we head into the receive. -- new years. steve: watch us for the

it's missy. >> it's been coming down good for the last 45 minutes, and i is certainly causing headaches for drivers. let me show you what we have been watching for 45 minutes. this is the approach in both directions. you can see it is all backed up. the approach to the golden gate bridge, traffic is rolling an, there have been reports of water pooling. according to the chap -- california highway patrol one lane was locked for a time. a backup reached treasure island on the eastern span in ewan union square the rain didn't deter christmas shoppers. umbrellas were the logical accessory with shopping bags. across then bay area, the rain was soggy but welcomed nonetheless. >> we need the rain for the drought and everything, so it's good. for california. >> it's not, like, the big el niÑo tropical dump everyone was anticipating. it's normal winter weather that we're thankful to have, to make the hills green and streets clean. >> reporter: in berkeley, this weather system triggered some steady rains and drizzle for a few hours but noh nothing -- but nothing too heavy. there was report of a tr

. >> i am going to missying you and my work -- miss seeing you and my work family. but you will see me on sunday headlines at 4:30. it has been a privilege to have your trust all of these ye work with the best people in the business. i feel fortunate to continue my work in a different arena. it is not goodbye. i am just saying so long for now. i will see you next time on abc7 news jie. we love you. good luck. >> thank you for being here. thank you, thank you. thank you to all of my abc7 family out there. i will see you soon. >> congresswoman jackie spear also stopped by abc7 to present cheryl with the high honor of recognizing the journalism and the bay area community work. >> and there was another honor from the state senator mark leno. >> he gave a certificate of recognize from the california state senate. >> she is not going anywhere. just something different at abc7 going forward. >> we look forward to that. best of luck. >> let's look at the weekend forecast. >> a mixed bag. sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> we are going to see a mixed bag. something fo

years, is s greater awareness and attention to the issues of what's going on in our schools beyond the missi educational mission.that. there's been policy debate around the educational mission l but at the same time recognizinp schools are small communities for students that affect the es. of life for the students and the employees alike. unfortunately it's taken the ta mass tragedies of school shootings to raise that awareness but because we're there now schools generally are taking a more active and proactive approach to looking at their climate, at their school security procedures and how they interact with their students and treat their employees and i believe it's because of those collective efforts that we are w seeing a decline. d >> walter iswith calling in frow orleans. hi, walter, go ahead with your n question or comment. >> caller: first of all, thank t you for is accepting my call th mo morning. poi point i'd like to bring is up that i know a few people in the teaching profession and i think the climate in the classroom really dictates as to what they can do.gree. to me they seem

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. >> i am going to missying you and my work -- miss seeing you and my work family. but you will see me on sunday headlines at 4:30. it has been a privilege to have your trust all of these years. i get to work with the best people in the business. i feel fortunate to continue my work in a different arena. it is not goodbye. i am just saying so long for now. i will see you next time on abc7 news jie. we love you. good luck. >> thank you for being here. thank you, thank you. thank you to all of my abc7 family out there. i will see you soon. >> congresswoman jackie spear also stopped by abc7 to present cheryl with the high honor of recognizing the journalism and the bay area community work. >> and there was another honor from the state senator mark leno. >> he gave a certificate of recognize from the california state senate. >> she is not going anywhere. just something different at abc7 going forward. >> we look forward to that. best of luck. >> let's look at the weekend forecast. >> a mixed bag. sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> we are going to see a mixed bag.

. >> order for missy. >> served up straight out of the bay. this is also one of those places where the future is now. climate change is a reality here. all along this bay, oyster farmers are fighting a hidden enemy, ocean acidification. >> this is an ocean acidification monitoring system. >> tessa hill is associate professor at u.c. davis marine laboratory and this is her makeshift lab. can't get any closer to the action, right inside the pump room at one of the largest oyster farms here, the hog island oyster company. >> so that actually gets so bad that oysters will dissolve. >> right now, it's getting bad enough that the oysters are stressed by it or it's not easy to make shell. >> techno first came to the bay and hog island oysters in 2013. we've come back to the bay to see if anything has changed. >> hey, guys. we're heading out onto the bay to check out a potential solution tessa and the team is researching. >> sea grass is actually getting closer to the surface. >> turns out sea grass is showing some promise mitigating the effects of c.

on tuesday, the results, catch performances from justen bieber, missy elliot, and cold play. >>> todayal reach across america day. all across the country, people will be laying wreath in ceremonies at veterans' cemeteries focused on the mission to remember, honor, and teach. in delaware county, visitors will lay more than a thousand wreaths at mount moriah cemetery with a ceremony to honor veterans. >>> we are hours from kickoff for the army-navy game at the link where nbc 10's monique braxton is live this morning. >> reporter: hey, rosemary. preparationings underway for "game day live" as well as the army-navy game, 116 years in the making. >> temperatures in the upper 60s, near 70 degrees this afternoon. we are driving in fog across the area. looking at ben franklin bridge here, take it slow heading out this morning, patchy dense fog in spots, otherwise, a mild start to the day. it will be a warm finish, and more on the full forecast coming up. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients

. >> order for missy. >> served up straight out of the bay. >> people love to picnic here, right along the coast highway. >> it's like awesome, yeah! >> what do you need family, oysters, sun, water... the best! >> i think it's delicious. >> honestly fries / burgers is my life, but oyster... it's pretty good. >> lately, the oyster business has been very good. >> it's busy. it's really, really busy. 4,000 oysters today. maybe pushing 5 if we're lucky. >> but this is also one of those places where the future is now. climate change is a reality here. all along this bay, oyster farmers are fighting a hidden enemy: ocean acidification. >> this is an ocean acidification monitoring system. >> tessa hill is associate professor at uc davis' bodega marine laboratory. and this is her makeshift lab. you can't get any closer to the action, right inside the pump room at one of the largest oyster farms here, the hog island oyster company. >> so that actually gets so bad that the oysters will dissolve? >> well, right now it's getting bad enough that the oysters are stressed by it, or it's not easy to m

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now watch michael clark, obviously a fan of missy elliott. he has puts his thang down, flips it and reverses it here. he's not done, look at that, they can't bring the guy down, 53 yards, wise wins its second title in four years, 55-6, and here comes the trophy, of course, delong parish and crew loving what they have going on. there's the trophy and there it goes. 55-6, grace olson with more. >> an undefeated season was perfected here tonight in baltimore. the wise pumas a team that averaged 41 points per game this season again displayed their sense of prowess rolling up 395 total yards of offense and 55 points against the howard lions. >> what has it taken this season to cap an undefeated season. >> just hard work and dedication. we had to reinvent ourselves. we went back to the drawing board. we see things that we did wrong, how we can make ourselves more explosive and we are dedicated. don't have no fear in trying something different. >> especially to come out and do this and give this performance, my last, my last game with the team, it's

missy elliott tweeted just 30 minutes in that the show made her go dig out her old "the wiz" cd.perry for his part has been a big, one of the most vocal supporters out there tonight. he tweeted out tonight he felt like he was 7 all over again and thanked nbc for airing the show. what a show it was. >>> when "the wiz" hit broadway back in 1975 with its pop sound and all-black cast it seemed like a natural fit for motown founder berry gordy jr. to snap up the movie rights to the show. barbara harrison sat down for a one-on-one with gordy and asked him how they came up with the cast for the movie and especially who would fill dorothy's ruby slippers. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> reporter: this was the first dorothy. 17-year-old judy garland, who some thought was already too old to play the young lead character in the 1939 film version of l. frank baum's tale "the wizard of oz." but she wouldn't be the last to gain fame in that role nor the oldest. this playbill from new york's majestic theater in 1975 introduced 17-year-old stephanie mills as the sweet-faced ingenue, who would ea

yo third book, missy. >> thank you. >> and the star of kate plus >> and more information on the last mammogram and what youeed to know. and tomorro if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and ththultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all

your third book, missy. >> thank you. eight kate gosselin is here. >> and more information on the last mammogram and what you need to know. >> and have an awesome tuesday, everybody. >> breaking news today. the f.b.i. at a home in norwood in connection to a federal investigation. we are live. >> jadiann: taking the stand: friends and family of fill lyme chism called to testify in the murder trial. >> christa: hear what the convicted marathon bomber's attorneys are asking for. >> jeremy: i'll will the you know how much rain is on the way.

your third book, missy. >> thank you. >> and the star of kate plus eight kate gosselin is here. >> and more information on the last mammogram and what you need to know. >> and have an awesome tuesday, and tomorronoon... many eastern iowans go back o the polls-- we'll tte a look at runoff elections today. and it's giving tuesday. what it means an how you can take part >> announcer: today on the meredith vieira shouchlt outrage over a chocolate peanut buttery snack. why arehey sparking fury? >> we have seen krez proposals. but nothing like today. bob saget dishes on "fuller house". it starts right now on "mererdith". [applauau]

your third book, missy. >> thank you. >> and the star of kate plus eight kate gosselin is here. >> and more information on the to know. >> and have an awesome tuesday, and tomorrogood morning, i'm brooke bouma.... police have identified suspect in a double homicide in des moines... officers are looking for 35 year old michael john wanchanic. they want to talk to him about the deaths of 36 year old bryon howard an 31 year old heather belieau - they were found in a home on center street. des moines leaders are trying to avenue... after a deadly

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at a missi district diner. kpix five's for lack of >>> it was a san francisco favorite for nearly 100 years, but the lights are out at a mission district diner. john ramos says it's not for the lack of customers but the workers to serve them. >> reporter: established in 1922, the roosevelt tamale parlor has been a mainstay of san francisco's mission district with the legendary tamales and the lunchtime line stretching out to the sidewalk, but last week their loyal customers finally had something to complain about. >> they are leaving. >> reporter: the sign went up last monday, and yesterday t closed for good. coowner, aaron fresby had been working 12-hour days for 3 years, 7 days a week, but half his kitchen staff left to return to work in mexico. there's such a shortage willing to work for minimum wage, he couldn't afford to stay in business. >> you know, i have a brown education from brown university, and i'm working for less than $8 an hour. >> reporter: it's getting so expensive to live in the bay area that

if missy copeland to ruth bader begins berg. they know how to rock it, girl-power style. how cute is that? >> we're not paying attention. there's art happening. >>> celebrity chef alton brown knows a thing or two about the best tools to use in the kich. what about the other weird, wonderful, and ridiculous products out there. alton has strong words and opinions. he doesn't agree with the reviews on amazon. especially this one. >> very sturdy. but i'm just not sure what i bought these for. a fork will do the same job. do. ya! >> i'm sure i can assure hymn they're not using handing claus on their masterpieces. it's time to see the results. >> no! >> keep going. to do to the front of your house? i'm seeing art take place on the >> your house looks like it's been hit by the ghost busters. >> you're not doing anything. >> i know my place. i did what she told me. >> ron, who the? charge of squirting whatever that is. that house looks like it's melting. was that rob? >> it's snowing. snowing in 60-tree september heat. >> dan's been eating since they brought out the props. paula