morton, you sure, mr. morton? yes, sir. at least one member of the sub crew, maybe more, they're in the pay of thrush. unfortunately we can't identify them. then i shall have to call off the trial run. if you do that, sir, the thrush might make an immediate move. i may suggest, sir, there is a way. it wouldn't look suspicious if you personally took charge of the operations aboard the sub. then if you issued clearances to myself and the group of agents, we could come aboard at the last minute. i see. we can post an agent at each of the critical posts during the trial run. exactly, sir. all right, mr. morton, i'll issue the proper authorizations and meet you on the submarine at sailing time. and thank you. u haven't got a chance. get me where the chance is, mr. morton. next step is even simpler. you shall return to u.n.c.l.e. headquarters and obtain several u.n.c.l.e. identification cards for me and my associates. i know what you're thinking. but then... you know what i'm thinking. put your weapon away. that sort of threat wo

hq to morton, u.n.c.l.e. to mr. morton. u.n.c.l.e. hq to mr. morton, u.n.c.l.e. to mr. morton. morton to headquarters. mr. morton, agent walker here, sir. there's trouble on the monitor board, a signal from documents. i've been trying to get you for some time, sir, but when i couldn't reach you i called mr. waverly. i say, sir, are you still there? yes, yes. i gather mr. waverly put a man on the job? oh, yes, sir, he sent someone over to the documents building. all right, if mr. waverly rings back, tell him i'm on my way over there. someone may be trying to get into the vault. we've already checked. well, someone may have come over the wall. well, that's always a possibility, sir. however, all the doors and windows are wired to an alarm system. it's been as quiet as a cemetery. we'll just have a look around, thank you. all right, sir. well, it's locked. that never stopped you in the past. there's only one thing could have caused a short-circuit in the monitor board and it's a window. that's been opened and closed again. whoever was here came and went. yeah, obviously, but we in

released this on-the-ground report, morton county issued an arrest warrant for me. original charge against me was criminal trespass. yet, on friday october 14, after democracy now! returned to north dakota to challenge the charges and to continue covering the resistance to the dakota access pipeline, we learned that the states attorney, ladd erickson, had dropped the criminal trespass charge for lack of evidence, but had filed a new charge against me: riot. this is part of democracy now!'s live broadcast from outside the morton county courthouse on the morning of october 17th as i waited to see whether judge john grinsteiner would approve the new riot charge. >> we are broadcasting live from outside the courthouse and jail in mandan, north dakota. water and land protectors, as they call themselves, report facing increasing repression amidst the ongoing resistance to the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline. police have begun deploying milita-grade equipment, including armored personnel carriers, surveillance helicopters, planes and drones. north dakota governor jack

morton's cow. that's why. larry, i would like to shake hands with a man who really knows how to gloat. world's champ. they're down in the lobby. whittle's about to have a nervous breakdown, and c.l. morton wants to put the entire city under arrest for cow-napping! let's go. come on. you're through delivering cows, mister. i hope you know that. i got a missing cow on my hands! ha, if she were on your hands, she wouldn't be missing. oh, you're gonna give me logic, right -- policeman's logic? you got something against policemen? yeah. a missing cow on my hands. that's what i got against policemen! man: don't worry, mr. morton. i'll get to the bottom of this. aunt clara? aunt clara! oh. oh, darrin. darrin, what are you doing here? what do you mean me?! what are you doing here? oh, my goodness. i've goofed again. no, no. stay right here. i'm gonna call home and check this out with sam. stay right here. every endeavor is being made to find your cow ginger. and i give you my word that -- what are you doing here, tate

(sheriff kyle kirchmeier/ morton county, nd) "we're just not going to let people or protesters in large groups come in and threaten officers. that's not happening." (officer) "we can use whatever force there was more than just hoses used to disperse the crowd. (thomas joseph) "they were met by brutal force, with water cannons, tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets in unbelievable amounts. it was horrific, a horrific scene" highway 1806 and the backwater bridge remain closed. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the recovery process is underway after japan was hit by a massive earthquake the size and the damage that earthquake caused./// you're watching 8 news now good day. ((sherry swensk)) earthquake off it's coast. the earthquake was a 6.9 magnitude... and it struck off the coast of fukushima prefecture. the tsunami warning said that waves may reach 10 feet high. fukushima.. was the site where a nuclear power plant was destroyed by a huge tsunami after a similar earthquake in 2011. the waves this time are not cities./// sherry how's the weather today? dropping to 40s and even some 30s this morni

((kirsten joyce)) >> morton county court held a special session monday exclusively for 51 protesters arrested last month. bo evans has the story.... dakota access protesters are flooding the court system, and it's requiring everyone involved to be flexible. (donna wunderlich/ morton county court administrator) >> "it's forcing us to stay on our toes, certainly. we are scheduling hearings with multiple judges trying to fit them in where we can." protesters are being assisted by legal system. (matthew mchenry/ attorney) >> "today we're just making sure that everybody gets all their questions answered, making sure people actually make their court appearances and doing the best we can to get them set up with court appointed council as we go forward on this." protesters are facing trespass and riot charges, and attorneys say, in the past, they've had success getting those charges dropped. (matthew mchenry/ attorney) >> "i've done some protest work out in oregon. we've certainly had our share of success in beating back charges like this, but this a different, every cr jurisdiction is a lit

we have an accident in chester, 5th and morton avenue.cy workers coming to the accident scene. in limerick we have emergenciers coming to lynn -- emergency workers coming to lynn field trap road we're jamming heading forward toward the schuylkill expressway. >>> donald trump announced two key appointments over the weekend as his first post election interview aired on television. katherine scott is live in the satellite and radar center with the full story. >> reporter: that interview covered campaign pledges and issues. he was asked about the acts of violence cropping up across the country in his name. trump said he was saddened to hear about them and wants them to stop. days after the election, president-elect donald trump named two top advisers to administration. reince prebis is tap add white house chief of staff. reince prebis is chairman of the republican national committee stayed loyal to trump once it became clear he was the party nominee. stephen bannon will be the chief strategist and the former head of breitbart news. trump salt

we saw an impressive historic collection housed in a fantastic customized morton building and we found a new friend. that's three treasures that won't (gentle country music) - i hope you've enjoyed this episode of small town big deal. - you know, after being inside mike wolfe's morton building and seeing all of those beautiful prize possessions, you'd think we'd wanna talk about that. - [rodney] yeah but all we wanna talk about is how nice a guy he was. - absolutely such a super host, thank you mike and i hope rodney didn't break your motorcycle. - i hope not either. but yale, michigan and the bologna fest? - [jann] oh man, outhouse race. - oh you definitely beat me there but that was a little bit rigged of us was very good. - i think they're still cleaning up the mess we made. - i'm rodney miller. - and i'm jann carl. - join us again next week when once again we celebrate the great stories from across america. i need to stop pretty soon. we've been sampling way too many things. it's tough to keep your weight down on small town big deal. are you guys pushing her? - yeah. - you guys hav

hundreds of demonstrators faced off with law enforcement officers in morton county, north dakota. over the past few months -- protests have been intensifying. since august -- more than 520 people have been arrested. a large protest was also held in portland, oregon yesterday -- standing in solidarity with the standing rock sioux tribe. listen to the greendale high school band's performance in macy's thanksgiving parade. plus -- carl is live at toys r us checking out the black a few rain and snow showers from the departing low today before high pressure moves over the region to calm things down this weekend. temperatures will be near seasonal today in the low 40s but we start warming a bit in the longer range. temperatures will get into the upper 40s by sunday and hit the low 50s by monday and tuesday. rain also returns during that time. we should cool down and dry up a bit for wednesday. today: cloudy with a few rain and snow showers. high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays today. and green party candidate jill stein

it is happening north of protesters camp in morton county north dakota.that is where protesters are trying to stop the construction of a pipeline for months. seeing pictures of water cannons and tear gas used this evening. they say the project will hurt the environment and destroy native american sites. right now the police are trying to block pro testers from crossing a bridge in the area. so far one person has been arrested. >>> in san jose, second harvest food bank is loading up on donations. this has become a growing tradition in some families. they have a goal of 90,000 turkeys so they can start delivering to pantries on monday and get them to needy families by thanksgiving. food bank is not ontaking on-- food bank is not just taking food çit is taking cash. they are still short on monetary donations. they depend heavily on cash they get during the holiday season to help last them throughout the year. reporting from san jose, back to you. >>> after the break, we are tracking your holiday forecast. our meteorologist is here. >>> one final time we are

i would say the comments from the morton county sheriff's department are ridiculous and not worthy of shred of belief. nermeen: the doctors also found shrapnel in her wound? >> yes, her treating vascular surgeon told me afteter the surgery y that he pd as mucuch out as he e thought he could,, and d the second day was s to clean it out and make sure they did not leave anything in there. you have to get all of the debriris outt oror the tissue will get infeced and the whole arm will die anyway. yes, he pulled all of the shrapnel out. it went to the pathology so it is in ththe hospital records. nermeen: i want to ask about the fbi agents who visited your hospital room yesterday. at least one of the fbi agents was wearing a jacket from the joint terrorism task force. democracy now! reached out to the fbi tuesday but the agency refused to comment. can you explain what the fbi agents were doing at the hospital yesterday? >> honestly, it was an i intruse and a very hard time. sophia was waititing to g go to sururgery. basically, keeping us prisoner inside her hospital room, waiting for a war

the protests have cost morton county, north dakota more than eight-million dollars so far. relatives in tennessee, you may want to give them a call today. just in case they won the powerball jackpot. one ticket in lafayette, tennessee matched all six powerball numbers drawn saturday night. the ticket is worth nearly 421-million dollars. that's the twelfth biggest u.s. lottery prize, ever. the winner has not yet come forward. according to lottery rules, he or she has 180 days to claim the prize. at xx time for - dry today; increasing clouds - much needed rain tuesday through wed. night - big temp swings (60s tue./wed to today: sunny early, becoming mostly cloudy. highs: 53-58 winds: 5-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with showers developing. patchy fog. lows: 42-49 winds: s 10-15 mph tuesday: rain. mild and breezy. highs: 63-70 french quarter. police respond seconds after gunmen open fire-- with tourists caught in the middle. the details.. coming we offered women a mystery beauty treatment. what made their skin more radiant? what?! wait! only dove has 1/4 moisturizing cream. sm

unfortunately, a voice like morton downey, jr. acute laryngitis. she's been chosen spokesperson for carmiche perfume. company wants a diagnosis before signing the contract. have you ever had laryngitis before? no. have you recently had a cold, respiratory problems? i'm fine. i just can't talk. well, you look wonderful. what about food? does it go down all right? no choking or indigestion? do you smoke? pretty straightforward case, wouldn't you say, gentlemen? bulimia. hoarseness, swollen parotid and sublingual glands, discoloration and erosions on her front teeth. the fingers. what about them? scarring on the dorsum of the right hand from the teeth and stomach acids. very astute. i'll wait for the blood tests, but she's got an eating disorder. we're collecting menus for this ward. can sasha larkin eat tonight? light dinner. she has more tests tomorrow. dr. howser. just the young bachelor i was looking for. if this is about that bachelor auction-- you were too young last year. now that you're on the verge of manhood-- it seems so demeaning parading

fire truck or two with the intersection there and as you roll through a crash chester and fifth and morton. 95 seeing volume as we head southbound cottman avenue and watch for work all this week on ramps to princeton and cottman. mike and alex, back to you. >> 6:03 now. president-elect donald trump is putting cabinet in place. >> i'm not sure cabinet positions but reince priebus will become chief of staff. he's popular among different fakes of parties and worked on uniting gop after divisive primary. >> and steve ban on is chief strategist and senior counselo counselor. i guess you cannot have a coach chief of astaff. equal partners will work. >> president-elect trump is calling for end to violence in wake of election. >> and that violence coming from anti-trump protesters as well as trump supporters. >> and so, saddened to hear that. and i say stop it. stop it. if it helps. i will say this, and i'll say it right to the camera, stop i it. >> will they stop? and in his first inview since elected president trump respond todd reports of act of hate. steve keely live at police headquarters wai

. >> now we have the answer on the graham morton graham morton show he said it's definitely not him. because he's tom hanks and guests, check it out. >> there you go. there you go. squeeze in. squeeze in. >> like that. >> like that, smiling. there you go! that is really good. >> so there you have it. mystery solved. investigative journalism for you. >> that is bill murray guys. >> i posted the photo on twitter when it came out and people were hanks. >> i believe it is. >> it was like the dress all over again. >> it's not tom hanks. >> rob and i are going to start our own grassy knoll website. >> >> i have brought you all some special dumplings from mimi change's in new york city. filled with turkey, stuffing gravy and mashed potatoes. one bite. >> should just have this on thanksgiving. >> look at this. >> dumplings. >> i don't rec >> i don't recognize the cranberry sauce. >> you like it in the can shape? >> uh-huh. >> don't forget martha has a big show coming up on "this week." dan. do you want to wave? >> bye everybody. >> have a good day. >>> good mo >>> good morning. he is the coa

consequences.but neither the official warnings nor the howling winter weather seem convincing.the morton county sheriff's department warned protesters tuesday that they'll start blocking supplies and people from entering the campsite.a spokeswoman for the department later clarified that they'd trespassers. members of the standing rock sioux tribe...who originally filed the lawsuit against the pipeline...say they're not budging. "water is sacred. but, it's also good business to protect your water resource."north dakota governor jack dalrymple warned protesters about the winter weather - which will only get worse.he said that first responders will no longer be responsible to those who stay17 native americans, who've served under the obama administration, signed a letter asking the president to step in - and allow protesters to stay.the c-e-o of the company pipeline is also weighing in - trying to convince protesters the pipeline will be safe. "this pipeline is being built where two existing pipelines exist today, that were built through your state in 1982. we've not disturbed any historica

according to the morton county sheriffs department, there were no serious injuries. one native american protester says most people don't understand why the holiday is difficult for him. ""to many people, thanksgiving is a holiday for being thankful but for many natives, especially pain for a lot of natives. but we're here right now to pray." " the protest did break up after demonstrator s learned their cars were going to be towed. authorities in louisville, kentucky are investigating a deadly shooting at a kids sports festival. "the juice bowl" brings parents and kids together for a series of thanksgiving day football games in one of the city's parks. police are now trying to figure out who fired shots close to the games. two men died and four hospital. they're expected to survive. dwight mitchell, louisville metro police - "when officers did arrive, they located two black males who apparently had been shot and had been fatally wounded and were pronounced dead here at the scene. so far this year, louisville police are investigating more than 100 homicides. now for a

. >> american television is drowning in talk shows, but it has never seen anything like "morton downyd take the talk show into two different directions, and you see the daytime television shows becoming less tame and more wild. >> the '80s brought a lot of belligerence to television, whether it was morton downy, jr., being the offensive person he was or"heraldo," -- >> another by that took part in a crime. >> he takes it to another level to put people onstage that hate each other and are going to fight. >> we have not had any problems with criminal behavior. >> yet when you hear story after story after story, and people committing these violent crimes in the devil's name. >> the more tension the more conflict and the more violence the ratings go up and people like to complain about it but the ratings go up. >> rivera drew criticism on the show for devil worship. >> i get sick and tired of see uncle tom here -- >> come on, and -- >> hold it. hold it. >> rivera suffered a broken nose but he says the show will be broadcast in a month in its entirety. >> it's not something i would have do

the morton county sheriff's office posted this picture overnight... showing the scene. you can see "backwater bridge" . deputies say more than four hundred protestors gathered there and were trying to cross the bridge to block a nearby highway. they say the crowd started dozens of fires... and that's when deputies say they were ?forced to turn on water hoses to put them out. temperatures in the area have also been ?below freezing. no major injuries have been reported. at least 133 people are dead and more than two ?hundred hurt after a train detrailed in india. it happened early sunday morning. 14 cars were the track... while most of the passengers were still sleeping. the impact was so strong that one of the coach cars actually landed on ?top of another...crushing it. rescue crews had to use cranes and blow torches to help pull survivors out. india's railways minister says the government is investigating the cause. later today, president obama's ?final foreign trip in office... will come to an end. on sunday, the president met with canadian prime minister justin trudea

. >> reporter: she along with eight others filed a class action lawsuit against the morton count sheriff's office for using excessive force during that incident. law enforcement officials dispute the claims made by protesters that they were entire incident a riot. just a few hours ago the governor of north dakota ordered protesters to evacuate their camps out of concerns for harsh winter conditions. this coming just a few days after the u.s. army corps of engineers also stated one of the camps located on army corps land would need to be vacated by monday, some protesters say they are not going to do it. i-jody arias's former attorney talking about how to be disbarred. he asked to be kiss disbarred. he said after beating cancer before the trial he didn't want to come back. >> i wanted to be sure the cancer coming back wasn't represented to the trauma of 15 to 20 years in a profession i wasn't happy participating in. >> the ethics complaints stemmed from him writing a tell all book about the case. arias said that broke attorney/client privilege. >>> another big story tonight -- this cold wet

the morton county sheriff's office says protesters put a pickup truck and tree branches on is video of a protest in the state's capitol of bismarck, where protesters thanked those participating in the national day of action. "it's not an indigious issue, it's a human issues, it's rights for the farmers and the ranchers and for all life to exist on earth. " earlier this week, the army corps of engineers called for more study and input from the standing rock sioux tribe before it decides whether to allow the pipeline to cross under lake oahe . t drinking water and cultural sites. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. some fog around, especially in river valleys and wide open areas. be advised that visibility could change rapidly on the commute given the shallow nature of the fog, and you are reminded to keep yourself visible headlights. plan on highs to go back into the lower 60s in many areas. the next 48 hours will be wild in terms of temperatures. 70s are likely tomorrow in most areas with a free-fall in temperatures around midday friday. we will likely

trying to cross a bridge -- when they were met with by a line of officers armed with water cannons in morton county... that's where protesters have been trying to stop the construction of the dakota access pipeline for months. authorities say at least 400 demonstrators were involved in the rally. at least one person was arrested. a winter storm system hit parts schools in central new york and western massachusetts delaying or calling off classes today after as much as 18 inches fell in some areas. wind gusts also reaching up to 40 miles per hour -- as the storm continued into today before winding down. toss to weather weather lows will be in the mid 20s again tonight. the 40s return tomorrow along with our next showers or flurries early tomorrow. rain looks most likely in the pm hours, with the chance for a slushy mix after midnight. rain continues into wednesday, but thanksgiving is looking dry with highs in the low 40s. tonight: increasing clouds. low: 25 mostly cloudy. a few sprinkles/flurries possible early. pm rain likely. high: 42 wind: se 5-15 mph wednesday:cloudy with rain likely. am

the morton county sheriff says they used fire hoses to hold back protesters who were throwing objects at officers. the human rights organization "amnesty international" and other groups have denounced the officers' use of water when temperatures were in the 20s. some protesters were taken to the hospital with hypothermia symptoms. and a low moves our way from the southwest. ahead of that low we get cloudy but warm a bit with highs returning to near average temperatures. precipitation begins late afternoon as a warm up, well transition to all rain tonight and into wednesday. we stay wet most of wednesday and then start to dry up just in time for thanksgiving thursday. temperatures stay near normal. rain and snow re-enter the the weekend should be milder with rain by sunday. today: mostly cloudy. rain/snow late afternoon changing to rain. high: 42 wind: se 5-15 mph tonight: light rain. breezy. 10-15 mph big weather often times, you'll hear a baseball pitcher say "i left my baseball pitcher say "i left my best stuff in the bullpen"..after he was lit up by an opposing offense. seems as if

but -- the morton county sheriff's department responded saying they do not follow facebook check-ins for the protest camp or any location... the main camp supporting the protest says they welcome the check- ins -- and appreciate the solida supporters to take "physical action" as well. wells fargo is facing more legal trouble... this time -- for overcharging homeowners for appraisal fees. the bank has agreed to pay 50-million- dollars in a new settlement. those fees are typically 30-dollars or less... but wells fargo was charging at least three times that amount. the fees were often listed as "other charges." a spokesman for wells fargo insists the bank did not do anything wrong -- but the company wants comes after the bank paid a massive fine for creating fraudulent accounts without customer knowledge. looking around the world.. an australian hiker who went missing two weeks ago in a malaysian jungle has been found alive. 25-year-old andrew gaskell was found today -- after nearly 70 people had been searching for him over the last six days. officials say it appears he hasn't eaten in

the morton county sheriff's office estimates 400 demonstrator s tried to march on a state highway late last night. law enforcement stopped them and arrested at least 1 person. protesters insist the pipeline will hurt the environment and destroy some historic and sacred native american land. a brand of hummus is recalling some of its spreads today because of possible listeria contamination. sabra dipping company has issued a voluntarily recall for products made before november in the plant that makes hummus. the company is urging consumers to throw away any product with a "best before" date through january 23rd, 2017. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. stay with tv9. it's . now, one last look at this mostly sunny sky and light southeast wind. if you are looking for a day to get lights up this week...this may be it. rain moves in tomorrow and lasts through at least the lunch hour on wednesday . rainfall totals out of this tuesday-wednesday system look to be around a half inch in most areas. nothing strong or severe is expected, though a few storms cannot

investigators say an unattended grill outside a dorm window sparked a fire at morton hall last month, forcing more than 70 students into temporary housing. in an online petition the students who were expelled express regret and ask for community support. the school does not allow grills, but some students say this punishment is too harsh. college officials say the in a statement, they said in part, "the fire endangered the lives of students, staff, and first responders. the college is committed to following its disciplinary process. the petition will not play a role in that process. right now, a live look outside, and some much needed rain in the granite state. let's send it to kevin skarupa. kevin: for if you come it was and much-needed beneficial rain across the area, which is still in a couple of spots lightly raining, drizzle in a few areas. other places have seen breaks in the overcast. thin cloud cover along with it. nothing yearly as organized as what we have been seeing play out the last 18 hours. paul around this area of low pressure that continues to move through. it has not

the morton county sheriff's department warned protesters tuesday that they'll start blocking supplies and people from entering the campsite. a spokeswoman for the department later clarified that they'd only stick to punishing trespassers. members of the standing rock sioux tribe...who originally filed the lawsuit against the pipeline...say they're not budging. "water is sacred. but, it's also good business to protect your water resource." north dakota governor jack dalrymple warned protesters about only get worse. he said that first responders will no longer be responsible for rendering aid to those who stay 17 native americans, who've served under the obama administration, signed a letter asking the president to step in - and allow protesters to stay. the c-e-o of the company - trying to convince protesters the pipeline will be safe. "this pipeline is being built where to your state in 1982. we've not disturbed any historical sites." two pipeline protesters, who chained themselves to equipment in iowa, are now behind bars. they ran past security to the construction site in pilot moun

protesters are overwhelming the morton county court system in north dakota. the county held a special session yesterday -- especially for 51 protesters arrested last month. out-of-state attorneys are assisting protesters through the legal system. most are facing county says the flood of cases is requiring everyone involved to be flexible. ""it's forcing us to stay on our toes, certainly. we are scheduling hearings with multiple judges trying to fit them in where we can." " the next appearance for protesters is currently scheduled for the second week of january. a georgia community is in mourning today following a shooting that killed one police officer and left another badly wounded. motorists. when the two deputies arrived, the suspect shot at them. the officers shot back, hitting the suspect at least twice. peach county sheriff's deputy patrick sondron died at the hospital. deputy daryl smallwood remains on life support. the community says they are now relying on each other for comfort. "we really believe that light and love are going to overcome all forms

the 3 car crash happened last night at the intersection of morton street and galivan boulevard. neighbors say in jury is just too dangerous and they're now fighting for a stoplight to replace some of the stop signs at that intersection. >> there was an accident yesterday and during the summer here too, one after the other. >> sometimes it's scary to cross the street alone because of the cars alone coming across. >> a second person was also taken to the hospital. no word on their condition this morning. >>> hundreds gathering for a rally of peace. about 200 people showed up to send a message of love and support last night. it was held in response to racist letters sent to a family in town last week. they referenced donald trump's presiden is being investigated as a hate crime. >>> hillary clinton made her first public experience last night at a prescheduled speech. she opened up about her loss and called for unity. she said there's been a few times where she wanted to curl and never leave the house again. >>> meanwhile president elect donald trump meets with his first world leade

demonstrators reportedly have been trying to cross a bridge in morton county and officials are trying to stop them. there are reports that police are using water cannons and tear gas to control the protesters. a gym in a nearby town opened up to protesters to help them stay warm as temperatures dipped into the 20's overnight. protests in north dakota have been going on for months over an oil pipeline that's under construction. protesters say it could poison the water supply for the standing rock sioux reservation. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: new this morning, a protest in north dakota getting support from right here in wisconsin. the hochunk tribe held a benefit protesters. they're speaking out against an oil pipeline. protesters say it could poison the water source for a native american reservation. at the fundraiser, local people who have traveled to north dakota shared their stories. >> there are all kinds of nationalities out there. it is mind blowing. >> any opportunity to raise awareness about what is going on out there, it is what is going melinda: organizers at th

the morton county sheriff's department warned protestors tuesday they'll start blocking supplies and people from entering the camp site. a spokesman for the department later clarified they'd only punish trespassers. the tribe says they're not budging. >> water is sacred, but it's good business to protect your water resource. >> reporter: the governor warned the protestors about the winter weather. he no longer be responsible for rendering aid to those who stay. 17 native americans who served under the obama administration signed a letter asking the president to step in and allow protestors to stay. the ceo of the company building the pipeline is also weighing in, trying to convince protestors the pipeline will be safe. >> this pipeline is being built where two existing pipelines exist today that were built in your state in 1982. >>> some 2,000 veterans are planning to be at that protest site at the time of the >>> there was an outbreak of broncos fever at the university of colorado hospital yesterday. a group of players and cheerleaders dropped by to visit patients. our health specia

hundreds of demonstrators faced off with law enforcement officers in morton county, north dakota. police accused some protesters of wearing body armor.. earlier this week -- one protesters nearly lost her arm when demonstrators clashed with police. protesters say police threw a concussion grenade near her, but police deny that. more than two dozen demonstrators were hospitalized after those clashes. still ahead on wakeup at five and six... we'll tracking the black friday deals and steals you can find in our area. make the holidays great again with a gold-plated ornament by president-elect donald trump. just how much it will cost you. time now 4:xx you're taking a outside this morning.. thousands of miles from home. these american troops took a short break to chow down on their thanksgiving meal in afghanistan's bagram airfield. more than 14-thousand pounds of turkey and 8-thousand pies were delivered to feed u-s. service members . organizers say there is nothing more comforting when you are far away from home and missing your loved hot meal and share a few laughs and moments of jo

fire officials say an unattended grill sparked the fire in morton hall last month. more than 70 students who were living there are now in temporary housing. the school does not allow grills, but some students say >> they should be reprimanded in some way, but it was not necessarily a malicious act. shelley: now college officials says the actions must have serious consequences. in a statement, they said in part tom: some wayward cows brot the morning commute to a crawl along interstate 93. did you see it today? cows escaped their pasture a southbound before state police corralled them. jean mackin talked to the farmer who's udderly relieved his cows came home with a little help. >> this one is bruiser and the other one's morebars and they're both guilty. jean: bruiser, morebars, and six other escape artists are back home where cows belong at the white oaks dairy farm in decided to leave the farm and venture out. jean: tuesday morning, they were on the move. the herd headed out through a broken fence and hit the highway . a real traffic stopper strolling along interst

down the road in illinois a funnel cloud, 2-inch hail, morton, mapleton down with severe weather still going on tonight. seattle looking more like the season and feeling like it, too but right here in denver, colorado, around 7:45 this morning in the southern metro area a few sprinkles on the windshield as well. in the high country the beautiful scenes of 2 to 4 inches of overnight snow. they'll take every flake they can get. systems pushing south and east away from the area, helping arizona i'm watching for the weekend. -- low in arizona i'm watching for the weekend. this will push moisture up in the southern mountains in the form of snow friday, 20% chance of showers in denver saturday. highs above average, 60s the next couple days, cool air retreating north of us, very little cloud cover, let alone rain or snow showers across the state tonight. with clear skies and light winds it will be colder tonight with lows around 28 in highs rebounding nicely tomorrow, coolest out west, seasonal highs along the front range to start, but then numbers jump 10 degrees over the highs we recorded t

the morton county sheriff's office believe 400 protesters are on a bridge trying to head north. at least one person has been arrested as law enforcement has formed a line to stop protesters from moving to forward. >>> you could be seeing more driverless cars on the boston roads in the boston globe is reporting city hall is moving ahead with plans to study automated cars. they'll be working with the cambridge-based company utonomy to put self-driving cars on the streets in south boston. there are 3 miles of roadways to navigate around other cars. >>> get ready to hear the famous bells ringing as the red kettle the salvation area. they say their goal is to raise $3.5 million statewide in six weeks time leading up to christmas eve. >>> a shout out this morning to a 5th day football team who completed an undefeated championship game. not one point was scored against them the entire season. the boys to 0. >>but who's counting, right? >>they say it's all about the practice, that that's why they're so good is that they purchased but i say they've got probably some -- they practiced, bu

warren told us the company wants to reimburse the state of north dakota and morton county for the millions they have spent on the protests and security but that authorities have not yet send his office. mark albert, cbs news, dallas. >> ninan: up next, a chilling case in south carolina. a woman f captor confessing to seven murders. tonight, "48 hours" talks to his >> ninan: tonight, "48 hours" investigates the twisted life of south carolina. 45-year-old todd kohlehepp was arrested earlier this month after a woman was found chained inside a storage container. david begnaud spoke with kohlehepp's mother for tonight's special report. >> todd is not a monster. he's not even close to it. he wasn't doing it for enjoyment. he was doing it because he was mad and he was hurt. >> reporter: this is regina tague, the mother of self-confessed killer todd kohlehepp. given what y admitted, your son is the definition of what's known as a serial killer. >> i hate that. i know that's what they say. he was a very misunderstood. >> reporter: but sheriff's deputies say there's no misunderstanding. todd kohlehe

the morton county sheriff's department has denied.... that accusation. a week-long manhunt for a murder suspect in oklahoma ends in a deadly shootout. michael vance was shot and oklahoma state troopers. vance was wanted for allegedly killing his aunt and uncle.. shooting 2 police officers.. and a car jacking.. and even posted his escape on social media. an officer was wounded in the shoulder during the shootout.. but is expected to be okay. orlando police have just released 9-1-1 calls made by the shooter in pulse nightclub shooting. take a listen... omar mateen:i want to let you know i'm in orlando...and i did the shooting. allegiance to ... the islamic state." a judge in florida ordered all audio of gunman omar mateen's 9-1-1 calls to be released earlier today. city officials had argued.... the calls..... should be exempt.... from public records law... but... news organizations pressed..... for their release. more calls will be released later. but... the city of orlando says calls that depict suffering.... won't be made public. part of the political ba

right now, protesters are demanding that the sheriff of morton county resign. between law enforcement and protesters. sunday night officers reportedly used water cannons and tear gas to stop protesters from crossing a bridge. but law enforcement officials say the protesters were throwing objects at the officers. hundreds had to be treated for hypothermia. >> they were met by brutal force, with water cannons, tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets in unbelievable amounts. it was horrific, a horrific scene. nd yesterday during the protest to demand the sheriff's resignation. ben: new this morning, more protests in portland, oregon over president-elect donald trump. around 100 students gathered at a park after school to voice their concerns. the students walked through the streets and even blocked roads. school officials in portland sent a letter home to parents warning that there could be more student protests this week. ben: just hours after meeting with tv network executives and yesterday calling the media crooked. one of the tv execs trump met with is the f

demonstrators reportedly have been trying to cross a bridge in morton county and officials are trying to stop them. there are reports that police are using water cannons and tear gas to control the protesters. a gym in a nearby town opened up to protesters to help them stay warm as temperatures dipped into the 20's overnight. protests in north dakota have been going on for months over an oil pipeline that's under construction. protesters say it could poison the water supply for the standing rock sioux reservation. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: new this morning, a protest in north dakota getting support from right here in wisconsin. the hochunk tribe held a benefit in wisconsin dells yesterday raising money to support the protesters. they're speaking out against an oil pipeline. at the fundraiser, local people who have traveled to north >> all kinds of nationalities out there. they all shook hands and talked. >> any opportunity to raise awareness of what is going on out there will help the cause. melinda: z organizers at the benefit collected money along with winter coats to

protesters against a proposed pipeline in north dakota are demanding the morton county sheriff resign.. at least 150 people where hurt when officers used water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets against hundreds of people demonstrating earlier this week. some people were treated with hypothermia of water cannons. in more local news.. the park... outside t-mobile arena... has transformed into a winter wonderland for their first ever christmas tree lighting. "we wanted to do something for locals and tourists alike and we wanted top bring them down here and we thought the ice rink would be great. first ever on the strip right here. we want them all to come down and just enjoy the holiday season with us. " special guests like harlem globetrotter scooter christensen, active army national guards and others joined in on the festivities -- but the real star of the show was the 60 foot silver tip fir tree at the toshiba plaza. it's decorated with 3-thousand ornaments, 13- thousand lights, branches sparkling with icicles and 16- foot-tall ornament tunnels. no need to go overboard for thanksgi

>> morton, no. i think there's a great difference between government of iran threatening our diplomatic personnel and there is a government that you can see and put your hand on. in the terrorist situation there are terrorist factions all over. in a recent 30-day period, 37 terrorist acts in 20 countries have been committed. the most recent has been the one in brighton. in dealing with terrorists, yes, we want to retaliate but only if we can put our finger on the people responsible and not engadanger the lives of innocen civilians there in the various communities and in the city of beirut where these terrorists are operating. i have just signed legislation to add to our ability to deal along with our allies with this terrorist problem and it's going to take all the nations together just as when we banded together we pretty much resolved the whole problem of sky jackings sometime ago. well, the red light went on. i could have gone on forever. >> mr. mondale, your rebuttal? >> groucho marx said "who d

. >> meet the mortons. today in judge potter's courtroom, they got bigger. >> we'll swear you in. >> 4-year-old joshua and 6-year-old kayla are becoming part of the family. >> congratulations. [ applause ] >> are you happy today? >> because i'm getting adopted. >> little kayla had company today. there were families growing. this adoption day going on in six courtrooms designed to give some of the 3500 children in county care a permanent, loving home. >> this is the culmination of exactly what the system is supposed to do is give these systems safe, permanent and loving homes. >> like little kennedy jewel logan. she gotpt >> she's my grandbaby. >> now i'm a daughter. >> now she's my daughter. i couldn't be happier. >> this day is designed to get the word out. we need more families to open their hearts and homes. >> if you come forward as an adoptive foster home, you get more from the kids than you will give them. >> diana wept with joy. have a different life. >> today, their first real shot at love. judge wi

the 37-year-old is held on a $100,000 bond in morton county, north dakota, after being arrested for firing several shots at officers. today her family in denver spoke for the first time since that incident. here's 9news reporter maya rodriguez. >> reporter: at the four winds american indian council in denver they prayed d red song flowers. >> red song was 100% innocent. we want due process for her. >> reporter: this is red fawn's cousin. like many gathered today he's been up at the protest camp near standing rock, north dakota, where native americans and others are opposing the construction of the dakota access pipeline. they claim the route goes through sacred sites and burial grounds and puts at risk the there. >> red fawn was up there to protect water, basic principle of standing for environmental justice. >> reporter: but the more ton county criminal complaint -- moreton county criminal complaint charges red fawn with the murder of two minnesota police officers working at the protest site. they claim she had a concealed gun and fired at them several times as they attempted to arrest he

a come--in morton. >>> a teenager accused of trying to strangle a younger girl on his way to school. >>> and the search for a serial baro why the f.b.i. is calling him the bandit. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. >>> good morning, i am kate merrill. >> and i am chris mckinnon. danielle miles is here. >>> yes, temperature wise, we are in the 30s and 40s for many colder in the north and west. key at 30-degrees. and 50 when you come back down to the cape and islands because we have had some clouds, you will notice them here on the satellite picture, clear skies elsewhere, but when you are down near the canal, and then back over cape cod, the low level clouds will stick with us at times today and then break apart and give way to sunshine. so the planner is going this way, clear skies and a bright and cool a.m., we are sunny and mild. 56 by lunch time. the wind is from the innovator today, and we it will be gusty on cape code, everybody -- and it will be gusty on cape code. nice start to the weekend, but i am tracking some changes for sunday, t

right now, protesters are demanding that the sheriff of morton county resign. this comes after a tense night between law enforcement and protesters. sunday night officers reportedly used water cannons and tear gas to stop protesters from crossing a bridge. protesters say hundreds had to be treated for hypothermia. but law enforcement officials say the protesters were throwing objects at the officers. force, with water cannons, tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets in unbelievable amounts. it was horrific, a horrific scene. melinda: 16 people were arrested yesterday during the protest to demand the sheriff's resignation. ben: new this morning, more protests in portland, oregon over president-elect donald trump. around 100 students gathered at a park after school to voice their concerns. the students walked through the streets and even blocked roads. school officials in portland warning that there could be more student protests this week. ben: just hours after meeting with tv network executives and anchors, trump lashed out at the media on twitter. he sent ou

county sheriff kyle kirchmeier, morton county and other law enforcement , agencies, arguing they are using excessive force against native american water protectors fighting the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline. in recent weeks, police have attacked the protectors with rubber bullets, bean bag rounds, water cannons in sub-freezing temperatures, sound cannons, explosive tear gas grenades and concussion grenades, injuring hundreds of people. one water protector, sophia wilansky, was critically injured during one police attack after her father says a police concussion grenade exploded and nearly blew her arm off. to see our full interview with sophia's father, wayne wilansky, go to democracynow.org. this comes as north dakota governor jack dalrymple has issued an executive order declaring the land where the main resistance camps are located is now an evacuation area. the north dakota department of emergency services has confirmed the police and national guard will not move to forcibly evict the water protectors from this land, but the order does mean -- does not mean the state will no

east fifth street at morton avenue. heads up. this one is the one involving injuries in limerick. linnfield trap road between county club road and royersford road. starting to get little bit of troubles out there, the more vehies that jump on the roadways at this hour when we start to get. a lot more to talk about coming up of the first we'll take a quick break, "eyewitness n (laughs..) here it is. ♪ ♪ hey dad! ♪ wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list sales event is on. get exceptional offers on the lincoln family of luxury vehicles. sign and drive off in a new 2017 lincoln mkc with zero down and a complimentary first month's payment. >> the eagles fails another tough game this week, seahawks. hoping to bring them more like lie wearing my eagles suit. you know, i get a lot of compliment on this, believe it or not. >> do you, jim? sure. well, yesterday the birds broke a two game losing streak, beating the nfl highest point team. maybe we thank jim for. that will the birds kept the atlanta high powered offense off the field, ryan mathews ran for 108 yards and two touchdowns, the

i told him that if he didn't show up on the standing reservation to protect us and tell morton county to back down, i was going to show up. say the election of donald trump creates a greater urgency. >> i don't think that he even realizes that there are native americans that exist that aren't what he watched on tv. >> most of the pipeline is built except for a part in north dakota. member of the standing rock sioux tribe are fighting the construction because they say it would cut through sacred land and contaminate their drinking water. supporters say it will bring economic benef u.s. dependence on foreign oil. here at the white house tonight, all you could hear were the voices of those opposed, including former presidential candidate, bernie sanders. >> we are demanding the sovereign rights of native american people be honored and respected. >> reporter: all of the people came to the white house to make it clear to the world and president obama that they believe now is the time to stop the pipeline. >> i am demanding he do it. the project is at a stand still. yesterday the army corps