nan is a holden, massachusetts native. the candlelight vigil in his honor is being held at plymouth state tomorrow. the utility worker is seriously injured and two other workers are hurt after an elderly driver crashes into a construction site in lowell. the crew was remembering a gas line on appleton street when police say the driver sped around a line of cars into the wrong lane before plowing into a bobcat. police have asked the r&b to revoke the driver's license calling her a, quote, imminent threat on the road. worry chester police planning to increase the security detail for the republican presidential candidate's event, trump at bcu center. they don't have any information on a possible threat in the city but the paris attacks and the heft of weapons from the armory factored into the security plan there. and more details on that armory theft. investigators are still on the hunt for the suspect who stole more than a dozen guns from the u.s. army reserve facility in worcester on saturday. it would include high powered

sergeant nan troup and buckley responded. they received information that the individual had turned the knife on himself. when they arrived the officer found the subject on the corner. the subject was bleeding profusely from his wrist while holding the knife to his throat. police observed individuals observing and the possession they placed themselves in to the individual wielding the knife. she estimated that distance to be less than 15 feet. due to her training, she knew an individual armed with an edged we may could easily cover small distance and inflict serious injury or deliver a strike to anyone in any moment looking to on lookers to escape and defend themselves. in order to protect these individuals she deliberately moved herself in front of them to act as a barrier between the group and herself. knowing the risk she placed herself insolely for the sake of the assembled crowd. concurrently officer buckley conducted his own evaluation of the threat the subject posed at the scene. officer buckley recognized the subject's

nan, thank you so much. michael, appreciate you being with us. >>> we have a lot of other news to get to this morning. >>> a midair explosion and the crash of the russian jet airliner. new satellite images raise new questions about the possibility of a bomb on board. plus, we're just getting word of an uncharacteristic sound picked up. >>> also, billions of dollars spent, long screening lines at airports. is it really keeping us safe when we fly? a new report about tsa effectiveness. might not make you happy. wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. hi

sergeant nan troup and buckley responded. they received information that the individual had turned the knife on himself. when they arrived the officer found the subject on the corner. the subject was bleeding profusely from his wrist while holding the knife to his throat. police observed individuals observing and the possession they placed themselves in to the individual wielding the knife. she estimated that distance to be less than 15 feet. due to her training, she knew an individual armed with an edged we may could easily cover small distance and inflict serious injury or deliver a strike to anyone in any moment looking to on lookers to escape and defend themselves. in order to protect these individuals she deliberately moved herself in front of them to act as a barrier between the group and herself. knowing the risk she placed herself insolely for the sake of the assembled crowd. concurrently officer buckley conducted his own evaluation of the threat the subject posed at the scene. officer buckley recognized the subject's

yeah. >> sa nan, thankings. cold out. i was cold today. >> and really i think because of the wind, you know. we rack at november as a whole, are really. the fall as whole to so par. where we been warmer than formal. but today, we took a bit of a step back. the high temperature at central park was 49 and right there and as well as islip, 49. the coldest spots. 46 today in sussex. 46 as well. we have a few spots to get up to 50 degrees newark to approximately bellmawr, prigport and montauk in the formal high today is 55. so yeah. quite chilly. it really was such a pretty day. we had a lot of sunshine. we had fay day crowds nice and dry t. this is the photo montauk light house from tom cole earlier this morning throughout when it was quite chillly with the wind and lighthouse has fair now getting all decked out. and thanksgiving. and a little about it more like the holidays at least with the look we had today and we will have tonight. right now at 45 degrees. le winds not quite as bad as they were earlier today. out of the n

some more nan a gallon a day. according to the american christmas tree association, a third of californians will say the drought will impact their tree choice. some plans no to the display one at all. others have doing artificial. sales of fake trees expected to go up. here, shoppers in south toledo scoping out the decorations. folks i talked to like the look after artificial trees but love the smell of a real thing. >> we had an artificial tree once. i wanted the smell and i wanted the pine needles to get on the floor and get annoyed about and it vacuum them up. >> alissa harrington. >>> a home owner in south san francisco got the unexpected wake-up call. the patio game way to create a sink hole on edgewood way as workmen were laying cohn dags for 31 condos. they were digging a trench before the collapse. >> were we sitting on the coach and we heard, it's like drop a book on dirt and we have an 8 to 10 foot sink hole where the patio walkway used to be. >> the contractors are meeting sunday morning to see what can

talk to me a little bit about what nan is doing in the present. i know that recently you met with the justice department in connection with the eric garner case. >> well, you know, the theme of the march this past saturday was "justice." that was a big part of the theme, and that is something national action network has been building down through the decades. we will be celebrating our 25th anniversary as we turn the new year, and, of course, these issues are in the forefront right now because not only what happened with eric garner, but eric garner, in particular, in terms of this latest stream of cases that happen -- eric garner, and then michael brown and then tamir rice and then sandra bland and so on has begun a whole new situation where policing is front and center, particularly policing in urban communities, and we have been on top of that. we have been in front of the calls for cameras on policing, and, of course, cameras make a difference because people that may used to have questioned these situations really now can't question basics 'ca

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what do you think about the meeting in vienna nan nah and does it make sense not to have the belligerent parties attend a meeting where you're talking about syria's future? >> it's strange optics. holding it at the hotel imperial too didn't help either. the largest problem is between these third party countries. between iran and saudi arabia, between russia and the u.s. those groups can't even agree on who within syria is a reputable pattern that they can talk to. other parties, like qatar, getting together ail the outside parties to decide who they think should be included in future peace talks might actually be a smart move. >> emma, good to talk to you. thank you so much for joining us. emma ashford is a visiting color at tha scholar at cato institute. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >> you're the first one on the scene. suicides, homicides, the roof is crushing into somebo

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nan went missing on thursday after he was dropped off at a restaurant by friends. nan is a massachusetts native and a candlelight vigil in his honor is being held at plymouth state tomorrow. >>> utility worker is seriously injured and two other workers are hurt after an elderly driver crashes into a construction site in lowell. the crew was repairing a gas line on appleton street when police say the driver sped around the line of cars into the wrong lane before plowing into a bobcat. one worker was hit by the bobcat and thrown. >> said that he was thrown in the air about 20 feet and then he landed probably 30 feet away from where the impact occurred. and he did have a head injury and other injuries. >> police have asked the r&b to revoke the driver's license >> it was a day of disruptions and emotional is testimony in court during the phillip chism trial, accused of raping and killing a popular danvers high school teacher. bob ward reports k c hisum's odd behavior is again raising questions about his mental health. >> reporter: behavior of accused teen killer phill

weather wise, it will be very cooperative. 46 in boston, taunten 47, nan tucket north 9-degrees. we will have a little more cloud cover on thanksgiving, in the upper 50s, and then friday, up near 60. for your thanksgiving morning football dry and cool lower 40s, upper 30s, afternoon, high temps in the mid 50s partly issues, if you are camping out late thursday into friday, it will stay in the 40s all light long and 60s by the afternoon. a lot of ski areas are opening up, but a lot of places are opening up and making the snow. if you want to just listen to some holiday tunes this time of the year, it will be cool and quiet on sunday, really the only chance of rain is a few showers late friday night, that's it. . >> can't complain. >> last night, the worst officiating ever seen. >> reporter: we are here at the goodwill headquarters in roxboro, massachusetts, with the patriots. a lot of families will be getting some food. first things first, how about the score of 20-13, last night. but, a lot of players went down. let's start with amendola. he has a sprained knee and is not expecte

new bedford 66, than tuckcket nan tucket, 65. a shot at 70 on thursday, perhaps into the lower 70s on friday. seeing a record high. both should be very close and well above average and comfortable, also very dry. we have a chance for a meteor shower. it goes all the way through next thursday. much like we saw in october and what we saw in september. september we had that storm just at the very end last day there, but otherwise every month has been quite dry here, no question about it. here is a full look chance for a shower thursday night early friday morning. right now the weekend is back to normal. looks like temps in the 50s, cooler, but drier. no problems there. >>> at least the 50s feel a little bit more like football weather. >> and as we talk about our weekend, that big gaping hole >> they win every weekend even when they don't play, they still play. >>> quarterback scoffed at the notion while talking to weei this morning. >> i could really care less about those type of things. when you're in the middle of it, you can't do

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it's not well known for the she nan gans on the court, but off this went crazy cry viral in 2012. starts to fall left and right and ending up on the back and giving us a view that none of us want us to see. this is a cup and it just arrived. we look at the first one and it looks like the exact same area as the video from 2012. >> yeah, it's a blue dress. >> they get completely into it. >> now, you can hear the common common at a or the in the background calling the race. it's like he is calling the fight. >> why did you not tell me to place a bet before it got started. >> now before the fight is eventually broken up. this is not the only video that's coming out. the famous and viral one is this one with. the lady decide that had she wanted her 15 minutes of fame in front of the news crew and shoves the offer in the bush and turns around and is like. >> what are you doing? >> something about this event makes everybody lose the marbles. i don't think that it's the alcohol. >> it's the blue dress. >> the guy that she pushed acting superintendent was there to brief the news crew on th

w: 53tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 27-33 n: light w alo: 30 dbq: 30w3c's kendis gibson and ena nan have this morning's america's money. trt oc a. >>> good morning, even before this morning's release of the october's job report. >> a good report could help federal reserve decide to increase rates, more difficult to afford a house or a car. stock futures mixed overnight. >>> lines worthy of brack friday at h&m stores all around the world. all for a chance to buy affordable clothes and items from high-end designer. >> shoppers grabbed arms full, most of it already being resold on ebay at steep markups. and i checked. >> so much of it being affordable. >> but christmas is coming. >>> and tomorrow is name your own price at 7-eleven. >> a penny or a hundred dollars, proceedscharity. >>> and that's "america's there are thousands of ways into the complex health care system. and choosing unitedhealthcare can help make it simpler with our 24/7 nurseline. nurse:(over phone) if it's pinkeye, it could be contagious. oh. i know. unitedhealthcare it's easy to love your laxative when that lax love

gus her nan dez, tess [inaudible] richard [inaudible] and kevin welsh. >> good afternoon and thank you for giving us the opportunity to voice our concerns. one by one by one they are disappearing or being destroyed. they survived the earthquake and fires in 1906 but not sure they will be able to escape this crisis. my name is cairbl broderick and live at 367 jersey street. my house is a queen an house built in 1889. next door is another vick torier, the mirror image of ours. thaes are not large housing, they are appreciately 2 thousand square feet and are disappearing. beautiful victorians are gutted and replaced with 3, 4 and 5 story houses. we were invited to view the house next to us tfs scheduled to increase from 2 thousand square feet to 2800 square feet. several mupths later on the advise of people that had graun through a process we had a architect go to had plang department to review the latest plans and shocked to learn the square footage in a new revision increased to all most 5500 square foot. we were stunned to learn that after the preapplication meeting with the neighbors

and nan is a coacher of carley for america, carley fiorina's super pact. >> should planned parenthood save 97% of what they do by decoupling apportions from what do. >> i think her asking the wrong question. it should be should planned parenthood stop being attacked over something that is 3% of their services. >> that is happening, we'll answer that next. looking at the reality, they can set up a separate service funded by the private money. it's not funded by federal money, so save the 97%. >> i think planned parenthood and providers have an obligation to provide services. it's about women's lives, it's been a fi decades since we had -- few decades since we had illegal abortion. sometimes we forget if it's not provided women will die. >> does planned parenthood have to be the only provider. >> it is the only provider in a vast majority of the communities they are in. it's great. other folks want to provide and encourage that. when they are one of a few organizations willing to step up. they have to continue to fight. >> it's a slippery slope. what about contraception and everything e

: 36iow: toow night: mostly oudy low: 30-36 nds:e- alo: 31 dbq: 31w: 34 c's kendis gibson and reena nan have ts morning's america's money. >>> good morning, topping "america's money" -- a megamerger for two drug giant and published reports say fierz will buy allegra, pfizer is a u.s. company, but the combination will likely be based in ireland where corporate taxes are lower. >>> and get this, the average price for gas is $2.07. >> aaa believes that the national average could fall below $2. >>> disappointing debut for a hunger games, it took in the least of the four episodes and made only $101 million. >> james bond's speck tremendous far behind with $14.7 million. >>> that's "america's money." >> the secret to mastering black friday shopping is kohl's! so right now at kohls.com get black friday deals online! like 50% off toys $7.99 after rebate kitchen electrics 70 to 75% off fine and silver jewelry and sweaters are just $19.99 and under. shop new online only doorbusters each day through wednesday! plus - only once a year get $15 kohl's cash for every $50 spent! the best black friday e

cia director john combren bren nan says security services are working to uncover the next isis move but it isn't easy. >> there are a lot of logical capabilities that are available right now that make it exceptionally difficult both technically as well as legally for intelligence security services of the the insight they need to uncover it. >> brennan says the isis agenda is simple, to kill as many people as possible. >>> and the attacks in paris sparked a political battle in this country over the flight of thousands of syrian refugees. this morning, opposition to president obama's plan to resettle 10,000 syrian refugees in this country by next year is snowballing. don champion has more on that. >> we have an act of war going on right now that can come again to our country and my job as governor is to protect the people of our state. >> reporter: governors if at least 23 states all but one republican state will try to block syrian refugees from settling in their states. >> we're not going to allow them into the state of alabama. >> texas will not be the recipient of any of these syrian

. >>> i got some supermarket she nan gans. >> the whole pile of these guys. >> a whole pile of these guys because they are reacting quickly to what happens at the beginning. what happens following that -- >> holy cow. >> that is a box cutter. that man has come in to attack the cashier. that is his wife and you can see he immediately jumps behind the counter and keeps attacking her, but these men immediately come and grab this guy. at this point she's picking up his legs to help them get him back over the counter and this guy with the chair unloads on him as well. they walk him out of the store. according to authorities, that man has been drinking and he was laying down in front of the store. the cashier told the owner of the business. he called police and when they came and talked to the guy and told him to leave he got mad and came back with a box cutter. react, because it was already brewing. trouble was brewing so that's why these guys were alert to quickly try and help this woman. >> these guys were playing no games and i don't blame them. >> did she get cut by that box cutter? >

. >>> for the first 9-1-1 calls a shelter in place in the end one victim. nan usual. at 5:00. >> screams for help then shots fired. tonight a neighborhood in norton is recovering from a standoff which resulted in the death of a man holed up inside a house. it happened on this azalea road around 10:30 last night. police responded to 9-1-1 calls. they returned fire and were treated the swat team was brought. in when officers got inside to call is routine. unfortunately someone had to die in the process. police say the woman managed to get out of the house and was not hurt. a clerk who was not afraid to defend himself that was a brave move crystal haynes. that suspect is still out there on the loose tonight. after attempting to hold up he took off in a white s.u.v. does not before being scared off by this clerk. prizen and in broad daylight. this man seen here in surveillance video threatening the clerk with what looks like a needle. object. walpole planes say it happened just after 3:00 this afternoon pulling a baseball bat from behind the counter and scaring the would-

production is expected to start late next year and viewers can expect to see $6 billion nan theaters -- 6 million dollar man. >> he is directing and starring in "live by night" based on a novel written by dennis lehane. it's set in the era. >> a piece of music history going up for auction. a guitar used by lennon is going up for auction. somehow it ended up in a guitar shop and was purchased in 1969. >> what makes this guitar special is that it wrote, john wrote so many songs with this guitar. and the he played it on so many albums. and, you know, had it not been stolen or lost we would have seen john playing on many other performances probably the ed sullivan show. >> going to go for a lot. a percentage of the proceeds will go to john and yoko ohno's spirit foundation. >> maybe you and pete can purchase it. >> good stuff on social media. >> no pressure. much more to come in the next 90 minutes, i'm elizabeth norieka. >> i'm ryan schulteis, 7 now. >> a lane chains leads to a bad crash in manchester. injured. >> kim: teenagers accused of gunning for trouble. eight tack that landed --

population, has a certain cachet overseas, and major taiwanese banks like standard chartered plc, hua nan, and sinopac are impressed by pang's credentials and his connections. they persuade 16,000 individual investors to pour more than $800 million into pem group. >> people would, you know, wire $20 million, $30 million, $50 million, and pem group grew from having $20 million or $40 million of investment capital from a taiwanese bank or a consortium of banks. suddenly it had $500 million or $700 million. >> narrator: and for the next few years, pang spends it like water. >> he did get rich quick -- very quickly. he owned five cars, including very fancy ones, and he lived in this gated community in newport beach. he belonged to this club. he was flying around in jets, living the american dream. >> narrator: but the successful image is propped up with lies. next on "american greed," a reporter digs into pang's troubled past and discovers his a reporter digs into pang's troubled past and discovers his ex-wife has been murdered. >> narrator: orange county, california. million-dollar mansions

nan is a holden, massachusetts native. >> elizabeth: the new hampshire man accused of kidnapping, and sexual assaulting a girl is back in court tom. prosecutors say kibby kept his teenage victim locked away for nine months before she escaped in july of last year. his trial is scheduled to start in march. the search is on for these two men in connection with an attack at a new hampshire restaurant. mcdonald's in hooksett. police are not saying exactly what happened. if you recognize either of these men, you're asked to contact hooksett police. >> mark: republican presidential hopeful carly fiorina making her way through concord, making stops in manchester and keen. saying the u.s. has to wage pa war against fascism. >> elizabeth: donald trump planning a big event in worcester. he'll address supporters at the dcu center. worcester police are planning extra patrols. a quick note to pass along, breaking just been its past five minutes, louisiana governor bobby jindal has just announced that he is dropping out of the presidential race. >> massachusetts may be the smartest state in the unio

including last year's riots in ferguson less nan two hours away. the tipping point over the weekend. a photograph worth a thousand protests. the football team backed by their coaching staff refusing to play until the president was out. now back in the game. >> please, please use this resignation to heal. not to hate. and let's move forward together. for a brighter tomorrow. >> president wolf's resignation is effective immediately. the search is now on for an interim president. tonight's gop debate is primed to be something of a cage match. things are heating up. donald trump is getting vicious with ben carson. jeb bush's allies could be launching new attacks on rubio. rubio's camp is saying "bring it on." and hillary clinton officially filed for the primary today. and also picked up a key endorsement. tracie potts live in washington. and some of ben carson's gop candidates aren't exactly sticking up for him are they? >> no they are. and he could face more questions about his past tonight on that smaller group on stage. also watch the two floridians

jason: nan's nummies, with its assortment of cookies, fudge, and candy -- nancy: anything that's not good for you we sell. [laughter] jason: says during the holiday, they see double and triple the sales of a normal saturday. nancy: it really does go back into the community, versus the big box, which we don't see much of. mary: it's probably tripled. jason: same story over at squiggles. mary: every year, it has just grown. jason: home for home decor featuring local artists. mary: i get tons of people through the door that say we especially come to valley saturday, because we want to keep everybody here. jason: no pushing or shoving to be seen, at least. for sales that can't be beat, with the added benefit of real, local impact. >> i think it supports the local people. and it's more fun, i think, than big malls and stuff. jason: business owners say the holiday boosts sales on regular shopping days, as well. live in the studio, jason rantala, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. todd: well, there is another day popping up now around black friday and cyber monday. it's called giving tuesday.

what he got was house arrest for a year in an 8,000-square foot nan nan mansion in florida. he did community service. that was reduced because of work he did for his charity. and then there's the book. so here's what a the of people are raising eyebrows about. ben carson wrote a book subsequently after arguing for leniency for his friend, and he called for, in cases of fraud, the saudi arabian solution which he said should include ten years prison and loss of all personal possessions. so questions are being raised tonight about whether or not it's one set of standards for the rich, your friends, another set of standards for everyone else. chuck? >> old hypocrisy issue, it will get you every time when you run for office. chris jansing in south carolina with the carson campaign. thanks very much. of course the other big story bubbling all day, unrest continues on college campuses across the country following some racially charged incidents. students joined in demonstrating at ithaca college, columbia university, university of dayton, historically black howard university. outgo

that's the north shore. too cape cod here how about this even nan tunth only 44 forea high this by the way with full sunshine all day long. maybe a few clouds that drift by but overall future cast showing we're sunny through much of the day. until wednesday afternoon so we have tuesday, sunny, and wednesday sunny, but wednesday afternoon and evening will start to see some clouds coming into western massachusetts and western new england. those push farther inland by late at night but still mostly clear. so we'll push it to thursday rain from this next system coming in. you will see right there on thursday. clear the next couple days but on the cool side especially those mornings. then on thursday 70% chance for rain to move on in. this is the stripe of rain that some of it is heavy in here. not so much thursday morning but thursday by the middle of the day into worcester county then into boston for the evening drive and beyond with batches of heavy rain late thursday night into early friday. the good news is it clears out friday afternoon sets us up for a pretty good looking with temper

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the judge also denying her nan de's request to not use evidence in the case. at the time, they were investigating the death of odin lloyd. hernandez was convicted of lloyd lloyd's murder earlier this year and is currently serving life in prison. >> anchor: also on 7, while an everett high school football star recovers after being stabbed, his team will take the field tonight for the first time since he was attacked . >> anchor: that happened after the 16-year-old helped lead his team to the state playoffs. the night team's byron barnett is in everett with the story. >> reporter: it's going to be an emotional night for the everett high football players. it's their first game since one of their star players was sidelined by tragedy. now, the players at the everett high crimson tide left their school after their pregame dinner, they are off to play peabody high. but in addition to football, they will also be thinking about their teammate, marvin fedma. he stepped to play quarterback to lead his team to victory for the first time last week. hours later, police say