mr. guy noticed and started following her in her classes. clothes for two days. >> identifying students at risk of not graduating and those dropped out to bring them to the finish line of graduation. >> i would have never been where i am at. >> working early mornings and late nights for themselves and

mr. guy noticed and started following her in her classes. clothes for two days. >> identifying students at risk of not graduating and those dropped out to bring them to the finish line of graduation. >> i would have never been where i am at. >> working early mornings and late nights for themselves and their future. >> i want them to see i graduated for them. >> right now tieshs working towards being an x-ray technician. >> coming up, last minute picks on this week's fantasy fixer. >> our forecast looking good for the next day or so even into the weekend, closer to normal one more 70 plus degree day. >> kind gesture in summerville, police officers brighten up a woman's day. >> slow start for the celtics. far from discouraged. how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. then

michelle kington introduces us to mr. guy. >> believing there was no way she could ever graduate with all she was juggling, this woman dropped out of school at 17. >> because i kept giving up on kept -- he kept pushing me around pushing me saying i could do it. e. as seen in the photo gone viral, a mr. guy, a central high school teacher in springfield will do anything to see his students holding a diploma, helping not just kimy lopez who posted the photo on line monday night, but also students like this girl, pregnant at 15 and giving birth to her second child her junior year. >> when i had my son, i wasn't going to school, i was missing, i was always late. >> mr. guy noticed and starting following her in her classes to make sure she was there, had a plan and made it through school. >> i was basically living off my bags in springfield, house to house, just so i could make it to school. come on, run. >> there was times i was wearing the same clothes for two days, but as long as i was going to school and my kids had what they n

setting up a playpen and bringing snacks and toys for the kids. >> i kept giving up on myself, but mr. guy -- he kept pushing me, pushing me saying that i can do it. >> lopez first brought attention of guy posting a photo of whim her son online. the image has tens of thousands of likes online. >> an incredible educator right there. >>> coming up, packing light could save travelers a few buck could save travelers a few bucks. when two airlines will be bumping up their checked baggage fees. >>> place job that is out of this world.

he kept pushing me saying i can do it. mr. guy, central high school teacher in springfield will do anything helping not just kimmy lopez but also students like hideliza gonzales at 15 having her seco child at a jr. >> he started following her to make sure she made it through school. >> i was living off my bags in springfield house to house >> you are silly, come on. run. there were times i was wearing the same clothes two days, as long as i was going to school and my kids had what they needed i was happy. >> reporter: he works with the reengagement program to bring them to class and the finish line to graduation. wouldn't be where i am. >> reporter: working late nights -- leading them in the right direction for them and their future. >> i want my kids to see me as their hero. i graduated for them. >> tiesha is working towards being an ultra sound technician and hidealisa is working full time and in an apartment with her kids. >>> wild scene as a skunk shows off his skills in front of an audience. >> wow, what is that? that. when d

. >> covered it during our openly comments and mr. guys the planning commission about the pamphlet to the suds don't have to read into the record but describe them as you worry about. >> i'd like to make the amendments into the cladding zoning map and codifying many of the points that are negotiated up until today and assuring that aspects the development are codified within the zoning map and planning code. >> okay. >> i'll see if there is any comments nope. >> do you have another amendment and those are all my amendments we know that dme has an additional amendment. >> thank you, madam chair i have an amendment sdwrbd to the development agreements agenda item 5 it is really 4 and it is an amendment has to do with with street widths we've had issues in the past that board approved major projects with certainty have the dimensions and down the road city department comes back a insists on a chronic a can say cascading effect that causes challenges and in an ad hoc way the department says i hereby demand you change the dimensions of the road

. >> i kept giving up on myself but mr. guy kept pushing me saying i could do it. >> without him and his team i would never been where i'm at right now. >> daniel: posting a photo with her son online. the image now has tens of thousands of likes. >> julie: math teacher channels inner hip-hop star. the teacher from chicago dressed students pushed hem to break -- him to break it down to hotlinebling. this is almost 50,000 retweets and many calling him the hot dancing teacher and here are moves he was trying to imitate and let you skies to pull it off better. >> daniel: dancing teachers to dancing sailors. that's what i'm talking about. these are men and women of the naval academy in annapolis and made parody of bruno mars called map town funk. the lyrics are about everyday life at the academy and group put it together challenging other navy towns to make their own videos. >> julie: this morning nasa has special message for anybody that ever wanted to go to space. >> we want you to apply for nasa's astronaut program. >> julie: too

several students have come forward with stories how mr. guy helped them graduate by watching their children during class and even setting up play pen in his office and bringing snacks and toys for the kids. >> i kept giving up on myself but mr. guy always kept -- kept pushing me and pushing me saying i can do it. >> gene: kenny lopez first brought attention at any time guy by posting a photo of him with her son online and now has tens of thousands of leaks. >> sara: drones are hottest gifts this holiday season and they come with serious strings attached and how it could get people in trouble with the feds. >> gene: police officer line of duty and when highly decorated cop was a criminal. >> julie: tow truck finally on scene. however, those drive times severely impacted, looking at over an hour on the pike eastbound from the weston tolls into boston. more details in a moment. first here is shiri. >> shiri: forecast stays dry for almost everybody and chance cape and islands and southcoast >> sara: pair of doctors are at odds with a prestigious h

. >> i kement giving up on myself and mr. guy kept pushing me saying i could do it. >> first brought attention to guy by posting a photo of him with her son online. the image now has tens of thousands of likes. >>> it is 6:47. good morning, everyone. route 3 south of town waiting for this accident to clear. northbound, it is right at route 18 in weymouth. as we shift west, still a little bit of slowing on 24 in stoughton. 95 is getting better. it was much slower last time we looked at these maps. expressway very sluggish as you head from furnacebrook parkway. a little of that lingering haze that shiri was talking about and more space in between nose cars. live drive times 18 minute on route 3 from 228 to the split. 25 minutes on 95 as you approach 128. fox25 stormtracker meterologist has us on a warm weather aleft. 70s are back for this afternoon i like the sound of that for november. >>shiri: i do too. short sleeves in store. warm, humid air that takes over for the next two days. humid by november standards. not like we are in t

maximum missed are in terms of the spaces and there are a number of considerations included perhaps mr. guys given he managed that process but, yes considerations with respect to building setback and massing that seaside this solar assess to the sidewalks and the ground plain and pedestrian plane. >> would you like to further elaborate. >> kevin guy forming with the planning planning department i was a member of the project team as mentioned the solar of the building was considered among the factors in terms of the overall site planning efforts for the project there were earliest ration of the project that included one additional tower or building with the deletion of that building inspection with the reconfiguration of the site planning the massing on the site opened up opportunity to not only make the property open space a little bit more contiguous in its form but open up opportunities for responding to not only shadow conditions but wind conditions for the usability of those areas. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor yee supervisor mar. >> i know you're probably as tired as us i appre

mr. nice guy not attacking anyone. what are you doing now? that sounded great. trump sounded reasonable opening immigration for high tech high skilled immigrants. sound good. >> what about ben carson? first time at center stage in this debate. more eyes on him. how did he do? >> normal low-key self. that's not necessarily bad for him. a lot of people are attracted to what they view as his common sense approach. i think his problem and we're seeing this again and again in debates and we saw it again that night is when faced with serious policy questions, he comes across as befuddled. that's something that's been noticed by voters especially as they are paying more attention. so he was asked a couple questions, the answers for which were either he seemed to stumble with them a little bit or they came out like his answer on price control is not necessarily reassuring to a lot of voters. >> let's look at an exchange between marco rubio and jeb bush. >> marco, when you signed up for this, this was a six-year term. you should be showing up to work. literally, the sena

mr. sorrell. good morning to you. guy: i hear he is doing yoga with david cameron. a: this is some credit to brand modi. mr. sorrell: absolutely. he takes the credit. the end his crew, they are extremely good. it is everywhere around the world. he took new york by storm. having said that, he has the vision. he has all the chops in terms of personality and vision and strategy -- the question is a limitation. it's a bit like running a company. you have a strong vision but it isn't limitation. he has done an extremely good job. popularity ratings have been very strong. take -- ailure to whether that causes further ruptures or whether that brings own,her -- the -- on its the indian oligarchs tell me add on its own about 2% gdp growth. that is stuck in the upper house. it raises the question if it will force a compromise. guy: it is kind of a microcosm of the wider story. he was able to get all this stuff done -- can he scale -- mr. sorrell: if you are good at running a small company can you run a bigger company? think you can do, but it is -- i think he can do, but it pr

. >> covered it during our openly comments and mr. guys planning commission about the pamphlet to the suds don't have to read into the record but describe them as you worry about. >> i'd like to make the amendments into the cladding zoning map and codifying many of the points that are negotiated up until today and assuring that aspects the development are codified within the zoning map and planning code. >> okay. >> i'll see if there is any comments nope. >> do you have another amendment and those are all my amendments we know that dme has an additional amendment. >> thank you, madam chair i have an amendment sdwrbd to the development agreements agenda item 5 it is really 4 and it is an amendment has to do with with street widths we've had issues in the past that board approved major projects with certainty have the dimensions and down the road city department comes back a insists on a chronic a can say cascading effect that causes challenges and in an ad hoc way the department says i hereby demand you change the dimensions of the road nee

mr. president. >> get that guy right back in line. >> you're right. see, look. >> that was like a two-second pour, mr. president. >> just a little bit. come on, mr. president. >> there's an art to it. obviously, he has never been a server in his life. let's just be honest. all right. coming up, some stories of americans it certainly giving thanks today. >> he was a community leader for many years. maybe gravy. >> he's directing people. >> life-saving surprise got. her emotional reaction afterward that an organ donor match has been found be. >> and is that turkey out of the freezer yet in it better be iffia you've made any major mistakes in prepping for today, we've got help from march at the butter ball talk line. she's standing by. but first, weather and on this weather note, do you know it's been 245 days since the philadelphia 76ers have won a game. >> how does that affect weather? >> i don't know. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by sheila g's brownie brittle. hey buddy, let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these li

appreciate it, mr. guy.rench police launching a massive raid in the hunt for the mastermind of the paris terror attacks, resulting in two dead and eight arrested overnight. michelle caruso-cabrera has the latest now from paris. >> reporter: kelly, there is one major outstanding question about this raid. what is the identity of the dead male suspect who was killed by police, or by a suicide bomb during this raid today? is it abaaoud? the alleged mastermind of friday's attacks in paris that left 129 dead? prosecutors were very clear the reason they sought out this location, the reason they did this raid was they thought he might be there. we know they did not arrest him. he did not come out alive. there is a dead male suspect we know about. is it him? no answers at this point from the prosecutors. in the meantime, experts are telling nbc news that the costs of friday night's tack, probably less than $10,000. compare that to the september 11 attacks in the united states, which cost an estimated half a million d

mr. dice guy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dumb. it's dumb. when we comee back om break in honor of thanksgiving we asked chdren to tell us what they're thankful for. it turns out they're thankful for some very odd things. we'll be back with that so come on back. i'm not ready, i'm not ready, i'm not ready intel's best processor is here. so you can take this very real, very terrifying memory and edit it, share it, play it back in 4k quality. introducing intel's new 6th generation core processor it's our best processor ever. all the hard w wk... time in the service... community college... it matters. it's why we, at university of phoenix, count your relevant work and college experience as credits toward your degree. learn more at phoenix.edu. this is brian. every day, brian drives carefully to work. and every day brian drives carefully to work, there are rate suckers. he's been paying more for car insurance because of their bad driving for so long, he doesn't even notice them anymore. but one day brian gets snapshot from progressive. now brian

mr. mean guy when it comes to attacking ben carson, because a lot of people see him as mr. nice guy. donald trump. he's not used to being in second place. he's in second place not onl nationally, but in iowa as well, which matters more at this point than the national polls. >> and ana, your guy, jeb bush, in the nbc/"wall street journal" poll, he's not doing that great. carson, we had him at 29%, trump at 23%, marco rubio 11%, ted cruz 10%, jeb bush only 8% in this poll. for a guy who was once a front-runner, he's got a lot of work to do now, doesn't he? >> he's got a lot of work to do. i think he's got to reset, rebrand, reboot, refocus, re-everything. and i saw john mccain rise from the ashes of a campaign and defy the political bibtryes that were written about him and go on to win the nonomination. i know jeb is committed to it, has the humility and the discipline and the backbone to do it. now he just has to do it. i think, wolf, the expectations on him right now are so low that, frankly, if he goes out on the debate stage in a week and shows a pulse, hits a triple, it but he has

mr. nice guy anymore. gina, christopher here. here is what he said, guys. go through "the wall street journal report," i quote. let the investigation proceed unheeded. he wants that to continue. he wants that investigation to go on. he also kind of stuck it to her when it comes to issue of all her wall street money saying, quote, people should be suspect of candidates who received large sums of money from wall street and then go out and say trust me, i'm really going to regulate wall street. chris hahn, what happened to the guy who was out there on stage for the last debate with cnn defending mrs. clinton? >> he is losing. when you're losing you have to change direction, right? he likes talking about hillary flip-flops. he flip-flopped whether he or not he was democrat. now he is democrat. he is going to show up and say i want to run in democratic primary. he is losing. when you're losing you have to change tactics. trish: important point. he run into a few issues in new hampshire, they needed to see proof he really was democrat to put him on the democratic

mr. morell: it does make sense with one caveat. it is the same caveat, which is -- charlie: this is an old cia guy. mr. morell: yes, i know.ormer director, and one i have a great admiration for. if you went into isis controlled areas in syria or iraq and tried to do exactly what the secretary is suggesting, you still need people who want to work with you, people who are going to be your operatives on the ground, who are going to make things blow up, and you are going to find the leadership and take them out. they are only going to do that if they trust you. they are only going to trust you if they believe that when all the smoke clears, they have a future. charlie: back to my original question as to what history will say about paris and what paris changed, do you think in the end it will be looped as a mistake by isis to attack paris, because there is now these coalitions, and nations are saying in many cases, enough. russia was already there before paris. they already made their decision because they saw a power vacuum, a chance to say we are back, relevant, and we are going to play a role. mr. morell: they saw assad flip

mr. tough guy. but he's showing no respect for the sanctity of human life. he's showing no respect for the police officers, men and women of the color and diversity, that put their lives on the line every day and have bled and died to keep our community safe. how can he look at himself in the mirror every day when he spews hate and ignorance. >> let me speak in farrvor of tarantino. tarantino said i never called all cops murderers. he said there are some police that have engaged in the tactics that have led to the death of people. >> he said in the context of talking about michael brown and ferguson. which in hindsight, that cop was found innocent of any murder charges, he wasn't brought up on murder charges if i'm not mistaken. for him to use that as an example and say cops this context, murderers, believe he did. i could be wrong, i believe he did i'm also a defender of the first amendment of free speech, you have a right to be an idiot. i never once have i ever called for a boycott. >> wait a minute, everybody has a trite to boycott if they don't like wha

. >> her husband was 6 foot 200 pound, very athletic guy. mr. holthaus, again a big strong guy. and his wife was actually a very physically fit woman. >> so she'd be outgunned by any one of them. >> i would believe so, yes sir. >> reporter: they took ron in for questioning several times. and again and again he insisted that it wasn't him. >> i screwed up my marriage, i've made a mess of my life. >> reporter: he admitted that in the last hours of stephanie's life, he met h here in this clothing store parking lot, around dinnertime, and it wasn't a happy meeting. >> i was actually trying to tell her that it was over. >> reporter: he'd earlier sent her a breakup e-mail, he said. she insisted on seeing him in person. she wasn't taking it well at all. >> and then she asked me again one more time like, "but we can make it work?" i said, "no, we cannot make this work." >> she was still interested in having a relationship with him. >> and didn't want to let him go. >> correct. and i'm sure that he was motivated to not let his wife find out about that. >> reporter: which begged the holth

mr. mcraven: i the guy could make that case.t is the responsibility of the national leadership to make that case. why do we need to go into syria, why do we need to partner with the iraqis and put pressure in yemen, and areas of north africa? why do we have to have this prolonged fight? charlie: why do we need 50,000 troops in afghanistan for the long run? mr. mcraven: we need to explain to the american people why that is necessary. when you take a look at the troops we left in south korea to maintain the dmz, we have been there for a long time. it has been a great strategy and it has kept the north koreans contained. charlie: same true in europe. mr. mcraven: absolutely. over time we are down to 20-30,000 or so in europe. down from a couple of of hundred thousand in the heyday of the cold war. eventually things will get to a state of normalcy. but not right away. do we need to commit to afghanistan, i believe we do. is in our national interest? absolutely. if we don't and afghanistan has the ability to go the way of iraq. charl

the danger is that this may start to curtail personal freedoms, and that would mean that these guys have won. mrlles: we have to reinforce security anyway. if we want to speak about freedom of the people, is it possible to say that we are read e free today with bombs and terror attacks? the response is not. we think security is much more important than to be free everywhere and to do anything in the city. agreeing,pulation is what we will do now to reinforce security. it is necessary. ryan: rudy, what do you want to see done next? goinglles: well, we are tomorrow in parliament, and we are waiting for a new proposal from the french president, who is coming to see us and explain to us what is going to be the new plan for security. but at the same time, the security in this country is defending also the situation in syria. we have now to go on and work for a big coalition in syria to fight i.s. on the ground. it is not possible to do another way. if we don't do that, we know tha ti.st i.s. has the possibily to continue terror in europe, and it will not stop if we don't do that immediately. rishaad:

texter, or a guest who doesn't eat turkey, we have advice from the ed get himself, and we love this guy, mr. manners, thomas farley. >> hi, thomas. >> good morning. >> and this sis the crack staff that we have invited to the party. >> even though we don't like some of them. >> we especially don't like absent albert, and that is a know show down there and that is his chair next to terrence. what do you do with a no-show. >> and we all know how the holidays can be stressful for everyone, and why is he not here? worry d worried about the old family rivalries or se wonderful opportunity to go skiing. >> so he withdrew, because he did >> and if he didn't let you knowt as, simply can't make it, don't lay a guilt trip on him. >> and what about the texting terrence is there on the end sitting on the phone. and terrence, what are you doing? >> i am texting my friend. like terrence. >> i know. >> and a couple of thing ss. the know who te texting so much. >> that friend. >> maybe the friend should be here at the dinner so they are not texti ot, but here talking to each other. >> and you are a texter?

mr. harris isn't the only guy who ran his helicopter at saint anna dick. it's located in newark from city hall. they have a deal with several people find all caps her. kudos to the pilot. did you see that landing. it was perfect. >> he has bigger issues with how the sixers are performing on the court. >> a six-year-old probably never saw a helicopter that close to ten years from now nobody's gonna say remember that game but they will say remember that time the helicopter landed on the field. >> and remember the time he sent us to the devils game. not bad. >> i have an update for you guys regarding the triple shooting in penn station. vincent, the suspect that was being sought by the nypd has been apprehended and taken into custody today. he walked himself into a bronx hospital for reasons unknown. thankfully the staff alerted police who then took him into custody at the midtown south precinct. we do not know the exact role that he played in the shooting. what the first story said, three men fled in a silver vehicle. we do know that shooting left one man de

mr. acosta: you guys go. i said guns earlier. that has got to be solved in this country. it's one of those -- the nra has so frightened politicians in this town to touch anything related to guns that it's just not going to -- i don't think that is going to get solved unless there is some sort of -- and we thought that the sandy hook tragedy was going to be that catalyst, and even that was -- getugh to get is done things done. even when universal background checks is supported by the vast majority of americans -- i think almost nine out of 10 americans -- and it could not get done because of the power of the nra. it's one of those stories that we cover fairly extensively when one of these mass shootings pop up, but then it sort of goes by the wayside. i don't think education gets nearly the coverage that it should, and that's in the media written large. -- the media written large -- writ large. it has to do with how widespread the whole enterprise is, but that's a big problem in this country. everything else we talk about that here relates to it, and it's almost -- it's pr

obama once told a member of an audience he was going to send this guy mr. bird just to tear me up.rds don't offend me anymore. america's role in the world, the economy and immigration appeared the other night. i know i've asked you about immigration but explain particularly the order in which you would go about things. >> first, we must secure the border. as you said earlier in this show, a nation that cannot secure its own border cannot protect its sovereignty. it is not just that we have i illegal immigrants coming across the border. we have drugs, potential terrorists. we lost our younger daughter to the demons of addiction. so it matters that we have drug lords camping out permanently on american soil selling drugs in this nation. secondly we have to fix the legal immigration system which has been broken for 25 years and here's the thing, sean. politicians talk about this all the time. we've talked about it every election cycle but somehow we just never fix it. we hand out mexican border crossing cards and we never check to see if people go home at the end of the day and we giv

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but let me say -- >> he said you got to see this guy and then he mimics his injury. >> mr. donates millions and millions of dollars each and every year in order to combat disabilities, in order to combat cancer, whether it's children, he donates millions of dollars a year. mr. trump is not the type of individual that's going to make fun of somebody's disability. he wouldn't know this guy prior to this entire nonsense. >> but we just saw him do it. we just saw him make fun of his disability. >> he was not making fun. he was being gesticulate. showing a reporter pulling back on a story, exasperation and basically saying something like, oh, now i don't remember, now i don't remember. had nothing to do with his disability. >> and it just so happened -- first of all, he said. he's a nice guy. then you got to see this guy. and then he twists his arms to mimic the disability. >> he wasn't twisting his arm to mimic anything. going back to the guy from the black lives matter, the guy was so far away from the group mr. trump had no idea if it was a male, if it was female though from

guy. i start my bloody's from scratch. i'm not a mr. t. are you a mr. t. guy?> no. >> you like clamato? >> no. what? >> don't you do anything? >> no. actually i don't. >> you don't shop? you don't cook. you don't watchdog vid dog vide. >> no. do you play video games with your kids? >> no. >> do you read? >> i do. >> do you watch npr? >> i sit and think. >> what does he do? it's what americans do it's called what americans do. we have an agenda. >> what is that agenda? >> go to nordstrom, play video games, cook, go to netflix, watch "narcos." this is what americans do! you go on amazon, do prime. >> i swear i am an american. >> do you do any of these things? >> some. i ordered some stuff on prime. >> i'm a russian spy? >> the things you're offering me tell me that you're not one of us. or maybe it's that invasion of the body snatchers. >> can't we all come together in this country. can't we all just come together? do we have to divide ourselves? >> no. i was -- >> in between the thinkers and non-thinkers? >> i am suggesting things that americans do. by the way,

mr. acosta: you guys go. i said guns earlier. that has got to be solved in this country. it's one of those -- the nra has so frightened politicians in this town to touch anything related to guns that it's just not going to -- i don't think that is going to get solved unless there is some sort of -- and we thought that the sandy hook tragedy was going to be that catalyst, and even that was not enough to get is done -- get things done. even when universal background checks is supported by the vast majority of americans -- i think almost nine out of 10 americans -- and it could not get done because of the power of the nra. it's one of those stories that we cover fairly extensively when one of these mass shootings pop up, but then it sort of goes by the wayside. ms. parsons: i don't think education gets nearly the coverage that it should, and that's in the media writ large. it has to do with how widespread the whole enterprise is, but that's a big problem in this country. everything else we talk about that here relates to it, and it's almost -- it's probably the least -- if y

mr. cruz. watch. >> a guy just in here makes big passionate speeches of how tough he will be on illegal immigrationbut in the gang of eight bill, he offered a bill, and said under his amendment, which, which he wants to pass and he said repeatedly, i am for this bill passing with his amendment. that would allow people to stay here in this country indefinitely. >> reporter: you have rick sanatorium suggesting he would deport those 11 million. and trump saying the same thing and sanatorium questions whether cruz really moans that when he said he would do that. >> thanks. >>> potential disaster playing out in the skies over new york city and dallas. laser beams from the ground aimed at airplanes and news helicopters thousands of feet in the air. rick, we are getting the first look at the video of the laser? >> reporter: we'll see that in a moment and i spoke to a nypd chopper pilot who was hit with laze ares. he's said it is like driving a car and being blinded by high beams. think of how dangerous that is. there were more and including two. it is downtown brooklyn. this is some of what they saw flyin

. >> covered it during our openly comments and mr. guyslanning commission about the pamphlet to the suds don't have to read into the record but describe them as you worry about. >> i'd like to make the amendments into the cladding zoning map and codifying many of the points that are negotiated up until today and assuring that aspects the development are codified within the zoning map and planning code. >> okay. >> i'll see if there is any comments nope. >> do you have another amendment and those are all my amendments we know that dme has an additional amendment. >> thank you, madam chair i have an amendment sdwrbd to the development agreements agenda item 5 it is really 4 and it is an amendment has to do with with street widths we've had issues in the past that board approved major projects with certainty have the dimensions and down the road city department comes back a insists on a chronic a can say cascading effect that causes challenges and in an ad hoc way the department says i hereby demand you change the dimensions of the road needs

mr. gold. >> guy shoots him in the stomach. >> right. >> then he takes that gun and puts it up against his head. >> yes. >> but what happened, the gun jammed. >> apparently, yeah. he is lucky that it did because he would have been killed. the the gun twice jammed. >> yes, that is how you know you were meant to be on this earth. >> my goodness. >> when you look at that video and knowing he put it up and pulled the trigger. >> he tried to kill him. >> how does he ever, get out of jail? i know it is attempted first degree murder monk the three charges that he is facing. >> he didn't get the job done. >> well, they is in pain after being shot in the stomach he is trying to get his gun to work but it won't work. >> can you imagine. >> yes. >> guy is sitting there like a sitting duck. >> this is hard to watch. >> he cast doing the right thing. >> trying to save that woman. >> trying to help a woman. >> 7:16. >> donald trump, we will tell you what he did over the the weekend and he is getting a lot of heat for it. some pictures coming up. >>> but first, how cold it is outside, sue. >> yeah, it is