jessica rae: the family of ahmed mohamed... well enough to be released from the hospital... they'll be filing charges against him... likely for first degree murder. jessica rae: the family of ahmed mohamed... the texas teenager who was arrested after bringing a homemade clock to school... is asking for apologies and millions in compensation. lawyers for the family have sent letters to the city of irving and the irving school district. they're asking for formal, written apologies from the school district, mayor and police chief ... along with 15- million dollars. the letters say the family has suffered physical and mental anguish because of the ordeal and mohamed's civil rights were violated. but does the family actually have a case? reporter dan haggerty "(jerry loftin/fort worth attorney) "well, they could put 100 million, they could put 5 dollars... either way they're out." attorney jerry loftin sat down with me after looking at the letters from ahmed mohamed's attorney -- demanding 15 million dollars from the city of irving and irving i-s-d. ( jerry loftin/fort worth attor

next to him, police found a syrian passport burying -- alring the name of mohammed ahmed. the name and dates in it correspond to a soldier who was killed in syria a few months been let toce have believe because of that fact that this man was not on it all almed all mohammed, so they are hoping to get his real name. about are details potential second fugitive, second man on the run. what is the latest on this? we have in getting these reports all day and the associated press has been speaking to french security officials. officials have told ap that they seeking a second fugitive linked to the paris attacks. this would be on top of salah abdeslam, who they are also searching for at this stage. they say an analysis of the case that anotherts individual was part of the , and thisrectly person is apparently unaccounted for. information that appears to be corroborating this story, broken by the associated press. has been speaking to security officials on its end and they tell reuters that french investigators have determined from video footage that there were three men in the c

>>> family of texas clock teen ahmed mohammed is demanding a $15 million settlement of sorts. mohamed is the 14-year-old muslim student who was arrested in september for bringing a homemade clock to school, which was mistaken for a bomb. his lawyer sent letters to the city of irving and the irving school district demanding $10 million and $5 million respectively, as well as apologies. the letters claim mohamed and his family suffered physical and mental anguish. the city has 60 days to respond, before mohamed's attorneys decide to file a civil suit. >>> miami police are still on the hunt for two armed robbers who stole cash registers from a walgreens on halloween night. in this surveillance video you see the suspects ripping the registers right off the counter. then they have a shoot-out with a man outside the store who they mistook for police. >>> and check out this incredible video of a shark feeding frenzy off the coast of florida's panhandle. the frenzy took place very close to shore where some kids were playing. lasted for about an hour. quite a sight for them.

another name coming out is document out mohammed -- is ahmed mohammed. the passport itself identifying a 25-year-old syrian man. the man who was with the passport, although we do not know if the passport was authentic or if it was actually his, he himself had been registered in greece, came through greece and registered with his fingerprint. we know this man in particular had passed through greece as a migrant, apparently, although we do not know if that was his actual name, if the passport belonged to him. we also have brought him out the islam -- bng him and rahim abdeslam. one brother, mohammed, is being .uestioned an belgium abdeslam is the man who is believed to have rented a --, believed to has escaped it is important to point out his involvement in the attacks has not actually been established. he was stopped by police while on saturdayis car morning. they had no idea he may have been connected or wanted as part of the investigation and he was let go. there were early reports this morning that he may have in arrested. those have been disproved. he

ahmed mohamed was arrested two months ago in irving, texas when he brought a homemade cllck to school. his teacher thought it was a bomb. ahmed's family is now asking for written apologies from the school district, the mayor, and the lice chief along with 15 million dollars. their attorney says they will go to court if they don't get the money and apologies within 60 days. right now the family is living in the middle east, afraid to come home to texas after receiving numerous threats. now for a quick check on n our weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. plannon another deeent day! if sun is y yur thing, you'll want to enjoy today, even when obscured by the clouds at times. plan on highs around 40 in many spots, and closer to 45 south of i-80. our next storm system is just coming into the pacific northwest ts morning, and it's decent. plan on more clouds and even some drizzle and fog in the area r wednesday and wednesday night. by thanksgiving, we still anticipate area-wide rainfall with amounts of a half inch to one inch. fog will be possible east of us on thanksgiving, which could ca

remember clock boy ahmed mohamed? he made a clock that his school thought looked like a bomb in a briefcase. why would anyone want to make a huge clock like that anyway? it seems suspicious to me. with the national terror alert at its highest level and the attacks here imminent it's wise to err on the side of caution. you see a ticking briefcase you take steps to make sure it's not a bomb and make sure it is just a really stupid science project. maybe there was more to that. just an opinion here. maybe the clock was meant to garner attention for ahmed. he does seem to like attention. check it out. get this. he and his family are threatening to sue the city of i have beening, texas, for $15 million for the bad timing he had during all that. bad time? you were offered a visit to the white house. you met the president. i have never been to the white house. i'd love to meet the president. maybe i should start making clocks. by the way, weren't you invited to meet other big time players like facebook's mark zuckerberg? i'm

in septemeber, ahmed mohamed brought a homemade clock to school which was mistaken for a bomb.en. who was then handcuffed and arrested. the clock was eventually deemed safe. but now. lawyers representing his family have been sent letters to the irving school district. in them. the family is asking for formal, written apologies and 15-million dollars. since the incident, the teen and his family have moved to qatar. a group of once "premature babies". are bringing hope to the newest group of "pre-emies". they are kids in capes. who meet not in the halls of justice. but in the hall of boston's brigham and women's hospital. this group is not here to fight crime. but to help parents at the hospital whose child was born premature. their mission. is to provide them with hope. because like those babies. members of this group. were previously preemie too. they have also returned to thank their doctors and nurses. who have helped them get their super powers. in sports. the cal men's basketball team trys to remain undefeated. . and speaking of undefeated. the 15-and-0 warriors get ready f

ahmed mohamed sent letters demanding $15 million. the 14-year-old student was arrested in september when a teacher mistook his homemade project for a bomb. the family says ahmed was publicly mistreated and they're threatening to sue. he is attending school in qatar. >>> 4:50 now. psi and deflated footballs, pounds per square inch, will be dragging into this upcoming off season for the nfl. the u.s. court of appeals will hear an oral argument in the tom brady deflated football case in case could finally come to an end there or could go onto the supreme court. the nfl is appealing a lower court's ruling that dismissed >>> and one little boy's mission to say thank you. what inspired him to visit every police precinct in new york city. you're watching "today in new less wind so a little bit of the sting taken out of the cold. chilly night. 36 in the city and 20s in most of the suburbs. then we start to moderate the temperatures a little bit more tomorrow and through the rest of the holiday weekend at least up until friday. could get 60 or

ahmed mohamed was arrested and suspended over that device. his treatment sparked allegations of racism because he is muslim. ahmed's family claims his reputation in the global community is now permanently damaged. >> he is forever associated with bombmaking. below a blog post where somebody took osama bin laden's face off of a very famous picture of f bin laden and then dropped ahmed's face in that picture behind the beard. and he's forever -- >> twitter, google, facebook all reaching out to ahmed and president obama, you'll recall, invited him to the white house but ththe familyas moved to the persian gulf since in the country of qatar which offered him generous support for his education. >>> volkswagen is making progress toward putting the dieselmissions scandal in its rearview mirror. the automaker has submitted proposals to federal and california regulators for fixing software that reported false results. volkswen's ceo says it will be several months before the automaker knows who was responsible for installing that software. >>> black fri

a law firm representing ahmed mohamed sent letters demanding nd million dollars from the city of irvingalso threatened lawsuits and seeks written apologies. ahmed took his clock to school back in september. a teacher thought it could be a bomb and had the teen arrested but he was never charged. ahmed's family has since to qatar in the middle east. they have accepted a foundation's offer to pay for his education there. >> new on "action news" new evidence helped free a california plan falsely accused of rape. luis vargas served 15 years. his attorneys requested new dna testing. which cleared vargas of the crimes. the teardrop rapist is linked to more than 30 sexual assaults in l.a. since 1996. suspect has a district teardrop tattoo and is still out there on the loose. vargas' attorney says he was mistakenly identified by the victims because he has a similar tattoo. >> relieved because i believed in my father's innocence the day he told me he was innocent. >> luis vargas is not able to return to his family just yet. his green card was revoked after he was convicted. his attorneys are work

. >> the backlash has a face it belongs to ahmed mohamed an isis terrorist he snuck into france by posing as a syrian refugee. >> reporter: the obama administration says all refugees go through a lengthy vetting process. they say the vast majority just want to stay home. >> i know the attack it's barbaric we are totally against it and we are very sorry that this happened. not all syrians are like that. >> reporter: it's not just republican governors today congressional republicans moved to try to block funding for president obama's plan to bring more than 10,000 syrian refugees into the u.s. despite that the obama administration says it will continue to work to resettle them here. live in our newsroom, ted daniel, fox 25 news. a banner was put outside the berklee college of music for students to come by and sign. there's also an open forum thoughts. >> a memorial outside the french consulate in boston continues to grow in the wake of these attacks. this is the scene on st. james street in front of the consulate. left at the consulate in support of paris. now the fox 25 morning news team w

lawyers for ahmed mohamed want that compensation for what they're calling mistreatment. were sent to the city of irvine texas and to the local school district threatening a lawsuit. ahmed's family moved to qatar when a foundation offered to pay for his education there. officials haven't responded yet to the letter. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> good morning. it is 5:55, 38 degrees and you're taking a live look here into philadelphia international airport. the state department overnight putting out warnings for travelers to be more alert as we deal with the heightened terror threat around the globe and that could mean some longer security travel veils in lines but right now it looks as though things are looking pretty smooth an easy go there at philadelphia international airport but again its probably advisable to give yourself extra time if you're going someplace for the holiday. >>> a center city pizza place is helping "good morning america" launch a nationwide campaign. rosa's fresh pizza allows customers to pay it forward. someone pays a dollar to put a post it note on the wall. some u

lawyers for ahmed mohamed's family say the family has suffered because of the arrest. they also believe ahmed's civil rights were violated. they want written apologies from the school district, ayor and popoice chief. since the incident, the family has left the u-s and is now living in the middle east. a large trailer truck crashes into a starbucks at a rest area in japan. the vehicle ran onto a sidewalk from the parking lot and rammed into the coffee shop. police say the truck driver was injured and taken to a hospital a worker who was preparing to open the store got hurt as well. police are still trying to coming up... an inside look at how pancreatic cancer affects families, and why they're hoping their stories will help savvothers. and, if you still haven't moved your car or jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the sysyems upside down t tt weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created.

. >> the ahmed mohamed brought a homemade clock to school that one teacher thought was a bomb. he and his family are fighting back. jason wheeler has the story. >> reporter: more than two months after this controversial clock slows up at irving's mcarthur high school, legal action on behalf of the 14-year-old who took it to class. his attorney asking irving isd and the city for public apologies and $15 million. >> the numbers are huge and we admit that. but the damages that have been caused to this young man and to his family are effectively incalculatable. >> from his offices attorney kelly hollings worth is representing the family who have since relocated out of the country to qatar. the attorney claims after a teacher became suspicious about the clock, he was subjected to on campus detention and a seven on one interrogation that went on for approximately an hour and 25 minutes. ahmad constantly was pressured to sign a written statement he says admitting that he intended to bring a hoax bomb to school. the attorney claims school officials and police knew what they needed to d

ahmed mohamed took his to school in september and a teacher thought it looked suspicious so she calledt never charged and the school also suspended him. now attorneys say the boy was mistreated and they are demanding written apologies. they are also asking the school district, the city and the police department for a total of $15 million. if the payment is not received within 60 days, the family will file a lawsuit. >>> the federal aviation administration is looking to regulate drones ahead of the holiday season. over the weekend, the faa put out a report with new proposed regulations and they would require drone operators to register their device if it weighs more than a half pound. you would not have to be a citizen but you would have to be 13 years old in order to register a drone. the rules have not been implemented yet. but some drone enthusiasts say they are worried. >> they will lose the fun of their activity. it's not going to be fun anymore, they have to register, they are regulated. it's not really that. same thing happens everywhere else in aviation. >> faa spokesperson tell

ahmed mohamed was arrested and suspended from school after he brought in a homemade clock for a project. a teacher mistook it for a bomb. attorneys for the boy say he and his family suffered unnecessarily. they're suing the city of irving, and the school district. erika: an annual tradition is in the works this morning. the national presidential turkey and his alternate are on their way to the white house. president obama will pardon the they'll then head to a farm to live out the rest of their days away from the dinner table. randy: candyland comes to life in ohio. the penitentiary glen nature center created this life-sized game allowing people to travel through the seasons. players draw a card and move from space to space. the game includes scavenger hunts and crafts. it opened this week and runs through january 3. looks like a lot fun. you heard cindy. it's going to be chilly today. and winter weather is right around the corner. erika: we've got a preview of what the experts are predicting for this year. then new on the eyeopener at 5:00, the hottest trend in apartments can save you

the family of ( ahmed mohamed -- the texas teenager who was arrested after bringing a homemade clock to school -- is asking for apologies and millions in compensation. compensation.lawyers for the family have sent letters to the city of irving and the irving school district asking for formal -- written apologies from the school district -- mayor and police chief -- along with 15-million dollars.the family moved to qatar in the middle east -- they say they're afraid to come home because of the threats that are now being aimed at their lawyer. "cause it's un american, we're fighting our own country. we're fighting the government of our own country, on behalf of, quote un quote, these foreigners." foreigners."he says the city and school district have 60 days to comply or a civil lawsuit will be filed. in a cbs 2 news consumer alert. alert.casey's bakery is recalling 23 ounce snickers cakes. cakes.the sioux center company says the eight by eight cakes made before november 14th contain peanuts--which are not on the label.all cakes with date codes prior to 6-9-6 are involved in the recall.

one, his named is ahmed al mohammed him that is related to a passport that was found. the question is in addition to two other names na m we were reporting. it's now four. we take a step back, though, this is a city depending on the reaction, has been reacting in different ways. a woman, anita took me by the arm to two locations. one of which is over here to my left. on that wall is a statement saying it means tassled but not toppled. symbolic of what paris is going through. they may be pushed. she also took me to a terrorist of a very famous liberty leader from the world war i and world war ii. her name is emilienne. and she was a champion of liberty. she took me to that location was so proud in saying these two locations where you stand now, richard, symbolic of what we will do and what i will do as a 60-odd-year-old woman here in paris who has lived in this community for 40 years. i am not going to give up and move forward. so very much challenged, toppled, but tern e certainly not toppled. they're being pushed a bit here, but staying strong. >> richard lui thank yo

working your old ahmed mohamed and his family are demanding $15 million from local officials because he says he was publicly mistreated. a teacher thought that it may have been a bomb, he was suspended but never charged and house. and the school has no comments so far on that. steve: a new study that provides proof that driving around the tri-state is not an easy task heard two of the worst areas are in our neighborhood. linda schmidt tells us where they are. >> anyone who has to take the lincoln tunnel or the george washington bridge, not surprised at all. most new yorkers are competitive and so people are saying if we are going to be in a study about traffic problems, at least we are in the top 10. driving can drive you crazy. country, the lincoln tunnel is number eight. the expressways to and from come in at number nine. >> they have an 80-year-old tunnel to get into it. aaa is working with the american highway users alliance to spread the word about a study recently completed by the nonprofit group. the study found that drivers wasted nearly 3.5 million weekday hours per year sit

lawyers for ahmed mohamed's family say the family has suffered because of the arrest. they also believe ahmed's civil rights were violated. they want written apologies from the school district, mayor and police chief. since the incident, the family has left the u-s and is now living in the middle east. a donut store wants customers to know - it's politically incorrect. the ohio bakery posted signs in its windows reading "we say merry christmas, god bless america, and we salute the flag." it goes on to give thanks to the troops, police officers and firefighters. "i think it's cool. i mean, at least somebody's standing up for people that they can't have different views. this was done out of love." the chain's owner says the signs are not a marketing ploy. they're a statement of his beliefs. its coming up on today in iowa... seveteen americans will be presented with one of the country's highest honors today. a look at the honorees. plus -- the silent killer. pancreatic cancer. a look at what's being done to help improve what's often considered a death sentence...in this mo

lawyers for ahmed mohamed sent letters demanding $15 million in compensation and apologies from both the mayor and the police chef. ahmed was arrested in september when the teacher mistook his homemade project for a bomb. the family says their son was treated poorly. >>> tom brady's deflated scandal is far from over. the u.s. court of appeals will hear oral arguments in march involving the patriots kwn. it could finally be resolved or it could get kicked up to the u.s. supreme court. the nfl is appealing a lower court's ruling that dismissed brady's four game suspension earlier this year. >>> talk about this. st. louis rams and the nfl facing questions now about their concussion protocols after a player was clearly in trouble during a recent game. it's rams quarterback case keenum. watch this play here. he's tackled. his head bounces off the field after he took a sack on sunday. he had a hard time trying to get up. he did stay in the game though and he was later diagnosed with a concussion. now the rams coaching staff and the nfl's own injury spotters are facing scrutiny. >> to see hi

. >> ahmed mohammed made headlines when he was arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school.his ones officials thought resembled a bomb. the family is suing for millions of dollars. more on the family's demands. >> the mohammed family is asking for 15 million and an apology from the school for damages for the arrest of their son. following his arrest the brief retention of president obama perhaps ahmed biggest man invited him to the white house. he was aalso given a scholarship from the qatar foundation. >> it was kind of school. >> the only reason i felt cool about it is because i knew i was innocent and i knew if if i didn't take it to court. >> do you think the boy has a case to sue? she says this is ridiculous. >> gary adds if clock kid gets the money think of the copy cats that will pull this every where. this is so wrong he says. mary ann says the school district needs to sue him and his family for the trauma caused by his antics. terrorism is real. lois says, what about the little american kindergarten boy that was suspended because he took a few bites out of a pop-tar

the family of ( ahmed mohamed -- the texas teenager who was arrested after bringing a homemade clock to school -- is asking for apologies and millions in compensation. compensation.lawyers for the family have sent letters to the city of irving and the irving school district asking for formal -- written apologies from the school district -- mayor and police chief -- along with 15-million dollars.the family moved to qatar in the middle east -- they say they're afraid to come home because of the threats that are now being aimed at their lawyer. "cause it's un american, we're fighting our own country. we're fighting the government of our own country, on behalf of, quote un quote, these foreigners." foreigners."he says the city and school district have 60 days to comply or a civil lawsuit will be filed. in a cbs 2 news consumer alert. alert.casey's bakery is recalling 23 ounce snickers cakes. cakes.the sioux center company says the eight by eight cakes made before november 14th contain peanuts--which are not on the label.all cakes with date codes prior to 6-9-6 are involved in the recall.

. >> daniel: ahmed mohammed arrested for bringing clock that one teacher thought looked like a bomb and parents want an apology or $15 million or going to court and the family is afraid to come home because of threats named at attorney. >>> daniel: kevin dumont began camping two weeks ago and owns liquid planet park and foreclosed on the park and planning to auction it off and number of investors interested in the park but he is on deadline. the park will be auctioned off on december 2nd. >> julie: parents begging santa not to bring popular item this year. they are called bunchums and getting stuck in kid's hair and complaining it takes hours to remove colorful balls from tangled hair. look at that. tiny balls have hooks that get stuck and some defending them saying they help motor skills. >> julie: this cat may look like real deal but actually off. toy geared toward senior citizens and has bureau -- hasboro created companion pet cat and robotic cat cost $99. >> daniel: not exactly high buck for iconic dress. wizard of oz costume sold for $1.5 million at new york auction yesterday accor

ahmed mohammed gained attention worldwide when the teacher called the police after mistaking the teen'shomemade clock for a bomb. they say he was interrogated for nearly 90 minutes and during that time he was denied the chance to talk to his parents. the school has a month to pay up before they decide to sue. >>> and you may recall back in september, they raised prices for a cancer drug by 5,000%. the white pills went from 13 bucks each to $750 each. now he has a new job as ceo of a publicly traded company in south san francisco. he and some investors bought 70% of the firm last week causing its stock price to soar. he says he will not take a value at this new job. >>> and thousands of families may not have a turkey on thanksgiving because there are simply not enough turkeys to give around. sacred heart pantry started giving out turkeys. but workers say they're short of the goal of giving families holiday food boxes. >> i get to feed my kids with the food. >> i really appreciate it, the americans really took care of the elder person. thank you. >> so much appreciation for folks that do

ahmed mohamed was taken into custody in september when he brought a homemade clock to school and the acher feared it was a bomb. the family says ahmed was wrongfully arrested and illegally detained. they claim it is because he's muslim. >>> virginia will increase its export of apples to india. in an announcement governor terry ak mull asaid ig international and crown orchard signed an agreement that will deliver apples to india from crowns orchard south of charlottesville. virginia is the second largest apple exporting state to india. >>> u2 will play two concerts in paris to make up for the shows it had to cancel because of the november 13 terrorist attacks. the new dates are a december 6 and 7 and the second concert on the 7th will air live on hbo. >>> there is a growing trend suggesting passengers in the back seats of cars are not wearing seat belts. >> wake-up washington is back right after this. allyson? >> it is going to be chilly as you step outside this morning but we're starting our warming trend this afternoon. take a look at highs today. 50 degrees. it is below average but

ahmed mohamed was arrested and suspended over that device. his treatment sparked allegations of racism because he is muslim. ahmed's family claims his reputation in the global community is n now permantly damaged. >> he is forever associated with bombmaking. below a blog post where somebody took osama bin laden's face off of a very famous picture of bin laden and then dropped ahmed's face in that picture behind the beard. and he's forer -- >> twitter, google, facebook all reaching out to ahmed and president obama, you'll recall, invited him to the white house but the family has moved to the persian gulf since in the country of qatar which offered him generous support for his education. >>> volkswagen is making progress toward putting the diesel emissions scandal in its rearview mirror. the automaker has submitted proposals to fedal and california regulators for fixing software that reported false results. volkswagen's ceo says it will be several months before the automaker knows who was responsible for installing that software. >>> black frida

kennedy: ahmed mohamed drew headlines when he brought a homemade clock to school, after the school calledb threat! that's not good. he and his family are suing the county and the school district for 15 million dollars. 15 million dollars in damages, obviously because of the emotional distress of having mark zuckerberg and the president praise you. how difficult. now anthony, please, right my vessel, maybe i've drifted off-course. am i wrong to think it was supposed to look like a bomb? >> absolutely supposed to look like a bomb. wean the whole story. it was a clock he took out of a case. did not build a thing. put it in a different case, it looked like a bomb. it would never get on a plane. kennedy: there it is. >> this would never get on the plane. even the president's invitation, he wouldn't bring that into the white house. that's how much of a bomb it looked like. and left the country, america is great, litigious, let's get money out of this and probably settle something. kennedy: they have better tasting water and good cell service. infrastructure, that's why they came back and try an

attorneys for ahmed mohammed are asking for $15 million from the city of irving texas and the local district. police arrested mohamed after someone at the school thought the clock was a bomb. the story made international news and prompted the president to invite him to the white house. mohammed is suing for >>> the coldest day of the season so far. you're probably wondering how long is this cold air going to stick around? of course, it didn't help one bit at all today that it was a breezy, windy day for us. we're seeing the wind start to come down a little bit across our area. still gusting over 20 miles per hour in gaith ursburg and up around baltimore and enough wind hanging on early tomorrow morning and there will be windchill this evening. if you're going to be going out it will feel like we're in the 20s to 30 degrees and you'll need a nice, warm coat and you can see the recreational forecast and we'll drop to the mid-30s by late and we'll show you the end of the week in just a few. >>> now to the case involving a pregnant pastor's wife. two men are facing murder charges and one of them

ahmed mohamed was arrested by never charged. he was also suspended from school. attorneys now want $10 million from the city and $5 million a whale that beached itself in kingston, massachusetts, has returned to the open ocean. the whale was believed to be a baby. experts from the new england aquarium say that's a good thing, it's a good thing that the whale swam off on its own because a rescue would have been difficult due to deep mud and incoming tides. minke whales are some of the most common in massachusetts. tom: two military veterans honored today for their service. petty officer first class roger berubey was joined by his wife as he received several metals for his -- medals for his service in vietnam and the cold war. steven boyson shared his special moment with his children. he was presented with the army commendation medal for his service during operation iraqi freedom. shelley: new hampshire firefighters are launching a major operation, in addition to fighting fires around the state. they're also hoping to help fight poverty. by providing children in th

. >> lawyers for ahmed mohamed are asking for $15 million for physical and mental anguish.re threatening to file a civil lawsuit if a settlement isn't reached in two months. police arrested mohamed earlier this year after someone at his school thought the clock was a bomb. >>> a devastating fire at an animal shelter. find out what's being done now for the pets that survived. >> the food for phfamilies phon bank are still open. take a moment to make a donation. the lines are open and the number is 202-885-4949. jason, it's still lonely there. come on, someone say hi to jason. >> all right, the lines are open and the calls keep coming through and there's one available right now. still plenty of time to call for the food for families phone bank and call 202-885-4949 to help community numbers this holiday. >> there's still time to drop off non-perishable food items to at the verizon center. >> let's go to pat lawson muse who has been there since the crack of dawn to witness generosity. >> food for families is now nine years young and it takes a whole village to do this every ye

ahmed mohamed's family wants $10 million from the city of irving, texas and $5 million from the irving independent school district. the family's lawyer is also demanding public apologies for violating their son's rights. the lawsuit claims the teen was constantly pressured by officers to admit that he intended to bring a hoax bomb to school. the family has since moved out of the country to qatar. >>> a major warning for those of you hitting the road and filling up at gas stations across the countr country. thieves buy master keys online and get access to your pump. the skimmers can be secretly planted in seconds and have already stolen information and money from thousands of customers. >> usually low level employees, maybe gang affiliated or co-erred by gangs to bring these skims near places of employment. >> it is not just gas stations. other retailers are at risk too. last year credit card skimmers cost customers $2 billion. scammers often target pumps furthest away from the attendant's view. >>> metro, you may soon see more improvements on your metro ride. your local riders union wi

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ahmed mohamed took his clock to school in september and a teacher thought it looked suspicious so shealled police. he was arrested but never charged and the school suspended him. attorneys say the boy was mistreated. they are demanding written apologies. also asking the school district , the city and police department for a total of $15 million and if the payment is not received within 60 days, the family will file a lawsuit. >>> a man suspected of beating and carjacking an oakland woman is also charged with stealing a car that belongs to warriors interim head coach luke walton. walton's mercedes-benz was stolen last tuesday from in front of his home. the car was later found crashed unique -- east oakland. three days later, please arrested lamont campbell after a brief chase that ended in west oakland. campbell was driving another car that he stole from a woman after attacking her at her home. how they connected campbell to luke walton's stolen car but he is being charged in both cases. >>> on a lighter note, happening today, willie mays will be at the white house. among the 17 people

arrested after a teacher thought a homemade clock he brought to school was a bomb. 14-year-old ahmed mohamed and his family are now demanding an apology and want $10 million from irving and $5 million from the school district. they say he was prevented from calling his parents and faced interrogation from adults. >> somebody has to hold the people accountable and without putting too fine a point on it. accountability needs to hurt in this particular case. >> well, the attorney claims mohammed was targeted because of his race and religion. the police and school district stood by the angsts,. >>> coming up we're going talk turkey from preparing it to safe handling of leftovers, what are the common mistakes people make prepare, for the big feast? abc's c. richard besser joining sick after the big meal. >> after do you the eating and a target for thief this is son, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with e

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. >>> you might know the town of irving, texas, as the former hometown of ahmed mohammed, the boy arrested to school and his teacher thought it was a bomb. on saturday in that same town, arounded protesters gathered outside the islamic center of irving, most carrying long guns, some masked in what they called a protest to "stop the islamization of america." you can see one of the masked protesters holding the gun in this video, shot by a fox four reporter outside the mosque and posted to twitter. legitimately frightening scene, people headed into the mosque crossed paths with the gun-wielding sometimes masked protesters. the protest organizer today went even further, publishing the names and addresses of muslims in irving on facebook. telling the "dallas morning news" he believed that irving mosque had established the country's first islamic court to practice sharia law, a false rumor that irving mayor has push speeches to tea party groups in glenn beck and others. irving is a suburb of dallas, that mayor has struck a different tone. joining me is mayor mike rawlings. first, your reaction