they're 7-0 sitting atop the nbc south but their victory was over shadowed broi why what was goinn theo game dangling over the seats. >> there are a couple of fans propelling there. sfwlrks two protesters dangled over fans at the carolina panthers bank of america. and they called on bank of america to cut tied with dominion. and the protesters continue to dangal well into the fourth quarter. they say the pair refuds kmants to come down. the scene in the skands quickly over shadowed the play on the peeled. protesters smuggled a banner and repelling gear into a panthers game, yet most people can't get in with a bottle of water. >> the team is investigating the incident. >>> we reached out to the nfl for comment, but have yet to hear back. no injuries reported. >>> at the vatican, a story of deception and intrigue that could be ripped out of the pages of the davinci keyed. two members set up to go over shady fine angle and all this as parent investigative books are about to hit store shoves. >> the center of the contravrovy is the first of two pookz available this week. the other says quo

they're 7-0 sitting atop the nbc south but their victory was over the stands. two climbers spent to game dangling over the seats. >> there are a couple of fans propelling there. sfwlrks two protesters dangled over fans at the carolina panthers bank of america. and they called on bank of america to cut tied with dominion. and the protesters continue to dangal well into the fourth quarter. they say the pair refuds kmants to come down. the scene in the skands quickly over shadowed the play on the peeled. repelling gear into a panthers game, yet most people can't get in with a bottle of water. >> the team is investigating the incident. >>> we reached out to the nfl for comment, but have yet to hear back. no injuries reported. >>> at the vatican, a story of deception and intrigue that could be ripped out of the pages of the davinci keyed. two members set up to go over shady fine angle and all this as parent investigative books are about to hit store shoves. >> the center of the contravrshoversy is the first of two pookz available this week. the other says quote this

smith nbc 10 news. >>. >> a south jersey child is hospitalized with burns after his halloween costume caught fire. the 7 year old brushed up against a candle causing his costume to ignite. it happened this afternoon on the 900 block of stockton drive in harrison township gloucester county. he was taken to the burn center with second degree burns. >>> children trick-or-treated tonight in a south jersey neighborhood shaken by the mysterious death of a 3-year-old boy. people in hadden township are still waiting for answers about how brendan creato ended up dead lying in the woods nearly three weeks ago. in the midst of the tragedy parents tell nbc 10 that they wanted to allow their kids to get out tonight for halloween. they're wondering if someone still on the loose could have been responsible. still, people didn't let the unease stop tonight's tradition. >> a couple of weeks ago i may have felt like that, but i've settled, you know. i have faith in the camden county prosecutor.

so we sent nbc 10's south jersey bureau reporter cydney long and she's joining us

nbc 10 news. >> police in south jersey need your help tracking down a trio of thieves.hey shared these surveillance photos of three women expected of stealing a dozen jackets worth about $2,400. police say they stole them from the northface store in the cherry hill mall back on october 22nd. if you recognize these suspects, you're asked to call police. >>> decision 2016 now. the republican presidential candidates spent today crisscrossing the country campaigning before tomorrow night's big debate. the main debate will feature the top eight republican presidential candidates, headlined by donald trump and dr. ben carson. new jersey governor chris christie will be among four other candidates featured in an earlier debate. the debates take place at the milwaukee theater in wisconsin. on the other side of the race, hillary clinton is the latest presidential candidate to officially file for the new hampshire primary. the democratic front-runner dropped by the secretary of state's office in concord today. she signed a form declaring her candidacy and paid the $1,000 filing fe

nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long spoke to the attorney for the little boy's grandparents today in their desperate search for what happened. >> reporter: i can tell you bill brennan feels he's acting more like a tour guide than a counselor for little brendan's grandparents, calling this case extremely frustrating. in fact, he could not recall a similar case he's been involved in in recent years that have proved to be this mysterious. >> on a scale of ten for being cooperative, i'd say a solid ten. >> reporter: bill brennan has every confidence his clients are innocent and had nothing to do with the death of their own grandson, 3-year-old brendan creato. >> trying to survive day by day, trying to support their son, brendan's father, trying to go on with their lives and trying to grieve. >> reporter: the long-time philadelphia criminal defense attorney spoke to us on the family's behalf today, sharing their reaction to the fact toxicology tests came back negative with no traces of drugs, poison, or anything in brendan's system. it was the test so many close to brendan were c

so we sent nbc 10's south jersey bureau reporter cydney long and she's joining us now. we know he loves to speak his mind. any signs he's ready to throw in the towel? >> reporter: absolutely not. governor christie is not worried one bit, jim, saying a vast majority of voters are still undecided. today he did three things, recognized local police given the racial tension issues nationwide. he also didn't mince words about president obama's visit to new jersey, perhaps designating himself as a law and order candidate. >> do you want me to answer or you want to answer? >> reporter: his answers earned him one of the so-called declared winners of last week's republican debate. >> because i got to tell you the truth, even in new jersey what you're doing is called rude. >> reporter: rude hosts, almost nonexistent poll numbers and daily suggestions chris christie should drop out of the race don't have him blinking an eye. >> 80% of those polled haven't made up their mind. >> reporter: christie applauding homicide and crime stats down, an agenda he's been able to boast on the na

nbc 10's south jersey bureau reporter cydney long is live along the atlantic city expressway. >> i know you spoke with the driver's father. what's he telling you about this crash? >> reporter: jacqueline and jim, honestly, he doesn't know what exactly went wrong. of course, he is shocked and saddened and does know that state police here took a series of phone calls from other drivers on the expressway today, that a driver in a silver sedan, perhaps his son, was driving erratically, striking a barrier and riding on a rim for as long as five miles website ahead of the fiery crash. drivers came to a standstill, horrified to see a burning car and heavy smoke, as well as toll takers running to safety at 10:30 friday morning. >> one of them saw it, the other heard it. they were both able to escape before the flames spread. another trooper and myself were the first on scene. we ran out towards the vehicle. by the time we got close there was not much we could do. >> reporter: the toll plaza itself caught fire. trapped inside was 39-year-old joseph crawford of egg harbor city. >> for sure, was i

nbc 10's george spencer is live in south philadelphia.eorge, fans can't be reacting well to this. >> reporter: keith, it's not a pleasant thing, but unfortunately some of them agree, admitting they are frustrated. it was usa today that called philadelphia the saddest pro sports team in america. fans said today, it's tough times no matter which of the venues you head to here at the stadium complex. outside the linc today you might think the eagles flag should be at half staff. after all, many fans fear this season is done after yesterday's defeat in detroit marked the third loss in a row. >> it's disappointing because as philadelphia fans, you put so much into the teams. >> reporter: it is a tough time to be a fan of any of philadelphia's major sports teams. >> another heartbreaker for these young kids. >> reporter: the sixers have at the worst, winless at 16 games. in baseball, the phillies are trying to rebuild. even the flyers are near the bottom of their conference. all in all, this four-team stadium complex is a tough place right now.

tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> the south dakota public utilities commission today is discussing whether to grant a construction permit for the dakota access pipeline. state as it carriri oil supporters of the project say it will create jobs, help with energy security and more safely. opponents are concerned about possible harm to the environment the commission is set to decide whether to grant a construction permit, deny a permit, or grant one with conditions. the pipepene would also cross wa. with more states moving to legalize marijuana for medical or recreational uses, siouxland officials decided it was time to the topic. and they recently heard from an expert from colorado, where pot is legal. iv's tommie clark has more. << siouxland organizations came together to talk about the "public safety impact of marijuana legalization". one of the experts at the event is a police officer from only made things worse in his you're done. there is no way to contain it. you're gonna hhve more people using over the years," said thorton, colorado police department north metro task force and

nbc 10's katy zachry is live in south philadelphia. you are the only reporter to travel with the mayor-elect when he toured one of these schools in cincinnati. tell us more. >> reporter: i was. it was pretty eye opening. they are called community learning centers for a reason. the idea is you open up a school building, traditional school building, to things other than classes for students. in cincinnati where i went with my photographer matt and we went with the mayor-elect education team, it is working. take a look. we toured one of the most successful community learning centers in the country, the oyler school. in addition to regular classes for grades k-12, they have a doctor's office, a dental clinic and a vision center all run by outside partners in the school so it's there for students as well as the greater community. there's also a 24-hour police substation in the school, a daycare center and food and clothing services. >> we need to find partners and expand this to the schools first that need it the most with the most need and

alleged scam. >> plus, police in one south jersey county want people to use a new anonymous app to report crime but residents say they just don't trust him. only nbc 0 is digging into the issue coming up at 5:00. off his alleged scam. >> plus, police in one south >> plus, police in one south >>> sky force 0 is over breaking news in west philadelphia. crews are on the scene of a gas leak. this is happening along vine street. we do know that several homes have been evacuated. we'll let you know when people are being allowed back in. >> switching gears now. when you buy something from a store that you typically walk out with a little less money depending on what you pie, but that wasn't the case for one alleged scam artist at jersey shore. >> police say the culprit is confusing cashiers and walking away with extra cash. nbc 10's ted greenberg shows how he's pulling it off. >> reporter: detectives say he's a master of confusion and distraction. the man seen in this surveillance video alledgedly uses both to trick cashiers into giving him more money than he came in with. >> that's really bad. >> you can't trust anybody. >> he's a con man, and he's doin

we'll have it live on nbc 10, our news app, and online. live in southphilly, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that, monique. >>> now to the suburbs and a close race in montgomery county where voters elected their first democratic district attorney kevin steele. the assistant d.a., republican county commissioner and former d.a. bruce castor 55% to 45%. nbc 10 was at steele's headquarters in king of prussia when the result came in. steele and castor sparred mostly about comedian bill cosby and whether castor when he was d.a. should have prosecuted him for an alleged sex crime. the battle produced heated tv ads. in the end, steele came out the winner. >> this is what this is about. this is about our families. this is about protecting everyone and my family has made a lot of sacrifices for me to be a public servant the last 23 years and i hope to be for the next 23 years because you've given me this opportunity to make a difference here in montgomery county. >> as deputy prosecutor, steele has been involved in a renewed investigation into allegat

nbc 10's south jersey reporter cydney long with video and new information. >> reporter: rosemary, two suspects police here in franklin township are looking for, both considered dangerous, but they say identifying and arresting suspect number one, the one you're about to see in the wawa video, will help lead them to suspect number two. >> reporter: police in franklin township want you to look closely at this man, watch him looking around as he enters this wawa on route 47 sunday night. investigators believe le is one of two suspects, responsible for victimizing a 42-year-old man, tying him up, before striking him with a gun and robbing him inside his old dutch mill road home. >> a phone found and we're trying to figure out whose phone that was. >> reporter: police recovered evidence but say this video in which the man's feet appear to be soaking wet is their best clue, 911 calls sunday resulted in a helicopter search and foot chase with canine units in which cops say the suspect went into a swampy area, residents are still on edge about the crime. >> that's even more scary, yeah, becau

live in south philadelphia, matt delucia, nbc 120 news. another tradition, crowds will be out lining the ben franklin parkway if philadelphia this morning for the 96th annual thanksgiving day parade. here's a live look at the parkway right now, where they are getting everything ready. this the a big job. the philly tradition will include floats and giant balloons, plus local performances from choirs and dance groups and, of course, marching band and then, of course, the first appearance of the season from santa. this comes at the conclusion of what is the oldest thanksgiving parade in the country. now to new york, where crews are working feverishly to make final preparations for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. this year the 3 million stek spec stators will be joined by an unprecedented number of new york police. staff will include heavily armed tactical units, ready to move in on the first sign of any trouble. officials stress, there is no specific threat. you can watch the 89th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade right here on nbc 1

farther south of the gulf coast it is advancing to the north and west. when you're away from your tv you track it on the nbc washington app. at points south climbing into the lower 60s. sunshine breaking up lower part of the eastern showers. the hour by hour times, the rain beginning to move in. still not much rain around. moderate to heavy downpours. then it gets into the metro area around 5:00 tomorrow morning. much of maryland, there is the time stamp by and around 7:00 a.m. many of the rain in our eastern suburbs. then it will taper off and end by later in the day tomorrow. >> right now hundreds and thousands are without power in washington state. storms pounded the area bringing heavy rain and strong wind. three people died after trees fell on top of their cars. winds up to 119 miles per hour were recorded just south of seattle. the heavy rain is expected to pick back up tonight. >> the tomorrows that will bring us rain in a few hours have caused some damage in the south. more than 4,000 people in the dark in kentucky in arkansas, wind brought down part of a roof of a downtown business. some people sai

a big name in entertainment has joined the raiders in their effort to least coliseum and head south. nbc bay area jodi hernandez joins us live in oakland with the details. this plot really thickens. >>> it really does. the owner of the raiders told fans he wants to keep the team in oakland. but tonight the head of disney has joined the effort to move the team to southern california. the raider nation insists that this is the team's happy place, not los angeles. i am optimistic about the raiders staying here in oakland. >> reporter: and oakland mayor libby chaff isn't changing her tune. the mayor is in new york city where she made the case to nfl owners today to keep the raiders in oakland. >> she's making her pitch to say that oakland is an up and coming great city. it is a nfl quality city. >> about veesly at a point where they have to follow their alternatives and their alternatives lie in l.a. >> reporter: the common policy who is helping spearhead the effort to build a $1.8 billion stadium to house both the raiders and the chargers in carson, says the raiders realize southern califor

hillary clinton, barry sanders, bill o'malley all set to meet this morning for a rare forum in south carolina. nbc'scie potts live on the hill for what's in store for today. good morning. >> good morning. let's start with the democrats in south carolina. it's not a debate, not even a mini debate. they won't even be on stage at the same time, but one by one, msnbc's rachel maddow is going to be talking to the three democrats in the race. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley about topics she says will include the economy and policing and the face of the democratic party in the future of the democratic party in the south. according to a winthrop university poll, clinton is leading by 71%. in south carolina, sanders by only 15%. and they're higher among the african-american community. they'll be talking about that today. now the republicans in next week's debate. we even got the lineup. it turns out there's going to be eight, not ten. chris christie and mike huckabee did not make the cuts. they've been relegated to so-called understood card debate and there are three who didn't make the

nbc 10 news. >>> detectives in south jersey also made a child pornography bust today. police say they found pictures and video inside a washington township home this morning. christopher ferguson is in custody and facing child porn charges. officers took computers and other electronics from the home. >>> decision 2015 will bring a new mayor to philadelphia. voters casting their ballots today for either jim kenney or melissa murray bailey. >> history would point to a democrat winning. the last republic mayor in philadelphia was 60 years ago. >> lauren mayk caught up with both candidates today. lauren, the democrat not taking anything for granted, even if history is on his side. >> reporter: a good idea on election day, good evening to you and if you didn't get a chance to vote today before work or as you were running errands, you have a little less than two hours to do it this evening at places like this. this is the cedar park recreation center here in center city, and the mayoral candidates, though, they started early today talking to voters, talking to us, and using

this will be a busy day here in south philadelphia. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i think he was saying his cell phone number. i'll give sheena the message, make sure she watches. right now 36 degrees in the pocono, 29 in allentown, 26 degrees in coatesville, 40 degrees in philadelphia, the mid-30s in trenton, 29 degrees in mount holly. it is a cold start to the morning. everyone in line was pretty much bundled up. you won't need a heavy jacket. our temperatures will stay in the low 60s. 62 degrees in wilmington, low 60s in wildwood, a milder thanksgiving on tap for us. as we head into tomorrow, we will see warmer weather, so unseasonably warm. we could tie a few records, especially in places like allentown, our record for philadelphia is in the 70s so we don't think we'll match that record. but our satellite radar shows a few clouds pushing in from the north. off to the northwest. we have this system that won't have a cold front associated with it. it will move closer to us. that's what will drop our temperatures as we head into saturday and also into sunday. so our tempe

gilmore, and lindsey graham will each get 12 minutes of free advertising on 18 nbc affiliate stations in new hampshire, south carolina, and also here in iowa. the network came up with the agreement in compliance with fcc regulations. turning to world headlines, russian president vladimir putin is threatening significant consequences after turkey shot down a russian fighter jet. the plane was flying near turkey's border with syria, where russia has been carrying out bombing campaigns against isis. cbs's tina kraus has the latest from london. tina: russian president vladimir putin lashed out at turkey for shooting down one of its fighter stab in the back by the terrorists' accomplices." video of the incident shows the doomed jet just after a turkish fighter struck it with an air-to-air missile. the jet crashed in a fireball just inside syria, two crew members were seen parachuting to the ground. a syrian rebel group says it fired on the pilots as they descended and at least one was reported dead. the fate of the other is not known. turkey says the russian jet ignored repeated warnings, a claim backed up by the

nbc 10. >>> the people of south dakota, oh, they don't have to wait for winter. look at this, the snow is already falling. plenty of it, up to ten inches already on the ground in parts of the state this afternoon. records shattered and it's still snowing in some areas and that's making it tricky for travel. look at that, dangerous on the roads. glenn? >> and that storm is headed towards chicago, so if you have travel plans to chicago, there are going to be major delays there. they are going to get a pretty good snowfall, but that is not coming this way. the colder winds are coming this way. already here setting us up for a chilly weekend. we'll have a pretty nice looking thanksgiving forecast in just a minute. we've got blue sky out there. what a change from yesterday. 53 degrees, the wind is diminishing a little bit, down to 12 miles an hour. the humidity only 22%. so it is really dried out. it is cooled down. you can tell how cool the air mass is when we have bright sunshine and yet it is so much colder than it was at this time yesterday. we showed you 10 to 15

a live look at the traffic along i-95 at the girard point bridge in south philadelphia. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with that wet forecast. hey, glen. >> vai, yeah. it's wet already and it's just going to get wetter as the day goes on. we have a steady rain here that's in the pocono mountains of late wallenpaupack and on the radar there's a lot of green there but it's generally on the lighter side. you can see it's moving from southwest to northeast and as we go in toward the philadelphia area you can see you get a burst of rain every once in a while but we do not have the heavy rain developing yet. we do expect some development around the washington, d.c. area as we go through the afternoon. this area down in north carolina looks like it's going to miss to the east. but the futurecast shows the generally lighter rain start to get heavier as we go through the afternoon. you see that development around washington and baltimore and that comes into our area during the afternoon rush for at least a portion of the area. maybe not so m

reporting in south philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> fans also sounding off on our nbc 10 facebook page. you can join the conversation and maybe boo a little bit online by adding your own opinion there. >>> all right, well, a real-life christmas miracle in new york today. >> thanks to a maintenance worker at a queens church. a crying baby was found outside the child of jesus catholic church today. the worker said he found the baby in the manger of the church's nativity scene. emts checked that baby out and he appeared to be healthy. church members say surveillance cameras caught a woman entering the church about 20 minutes before the newborn was found. >> the child, we believe, was a gift almost to this parish. >> social services is looking for a home for that newborn. but after hearing his incredible story, he's already got parish members volunteering to be his new parents. >>> look at this. sky force 10 above penn's landing tonight to give you a sneak peek of the river fest before it opens for the season, taking a spin on the ice at the preview party and this year expect some new

a live look at the traffic along i-95 at the girard point bridge in south philadelphia. nbctter as the day goes on. we have a steady rain here that's in the

. >>> nbc bay area news, begins with breaking news. >>> and that breaking news is in the south bay, you are looking at a live picture from the nbc chopper right now, hard to see, but inside a home there, two dead people. we just learned of it in the last half hour, after a hostage situation in san jose. the question is, what happened some good evening everyone. >> some critical information just now coming in from the scene, a man took a woman hostage, a few hour ago, but at this hour, sources are saying both are dead. and a police officer has been injured. all of this stopping traffic right off of the highway. it's right on camden avenue, that is where the home is. you can see, it's close to 85. nbc bay area scott budman is on the scene and has been for the last few hours. >> reporter: we are waiting to hear from police, but sources telling us that both the hostage taker and the hostage are dead at this hour. it standarded a little after 2:30 -- it started a little after 2:30 this afternoon. we have a live picture to show you, there's a lot of police activity in the area and a lot of st

live in south philadelphia, i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. jim? >> reporter: all right, drew smith thank you. back here in france for more insight on the u.s. position and reaction to these attacks, tune in to "today" tomorrow morning. john kerry secretary of state will be joining the "today" show. that's the latest from paris. back to you. >> what kind of concern are you seeing about the impact that the attacks might have on tourism and the people whose livelihoods really rely on the visitors? >> reporter: one of those people are the gentleman you see. he's told me that he's already had clients from new york who have written to him saying we're supposed to come next week, what should we do, is it safe? and he told me honestly i don't know how to answer that just yet so i haven't responded. there's an expected impact that we're seeing. jacqueline, keith? >> a potential three-month state of emergency certainly will hinder things as well. jim rosen feld live for us in paris tonight. watch for more of his reports tomorrow. you can watch the previous

. >>> a legal dispute among neighbors over a child with autism is back in south bay courtroom. >> nbc bay area's bob redell is in san jose. and, bob, neighbors were afraid of this child. they said he represented a threat to the neighborhood. >> reporter: scott and kris, you might recall two sunnyvale couples are suing the parents of an 11-year-old boy with autism because of an alleged -- of alleged violent behavior towards their own children. this morning today moments ago the plaintiffs arrived in front of a superior court judge here in san jose while the defense telephoned in to let her know how mediation talks have been going. and she isn't pleased with what she heard. turns out both sides have not met since they were ordered into mediation last september. the plaintiffs say that they have repeatedly suggested dates to meet with the defendant but receive no cooperation. now the defendant has hired a new attorney in that time who claims that they haven't had time to review the material and set up time for mediation. the judge admonished both sides for not being, quote, solution orie

reporting live in south san francisco. i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> released after serving time, but with no place to go. that's the problem that a violent sex offender is facing after he was evicted from a motel 6 today. officials released him from a state hospital yesterday and checked him in to the motel. but the property manager evicted him because he was checked in under a different name. state officials may have been trying to hide smith's identity. it is unclear where he will stay tonight. >>> in the reverse migration, are mexican immigrants going back to mexico? you can see the trend. this shows the mexican migration into the united states since 1850. but since the mid 1970s for 30 years a dramatic increase, reaching 2009. the climax, 13 million people here in the u.s. after the recession in 2009 you can see that downward trend. two reasons for this, people returning because of the softening economy here in the u.s., also to be reunited with their family down south. >>> we have all heard it before, the drones are controversi

james gilmore and lindsey graham will all get 12 minutes of free air time on nbc affiliates in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina, which matches trump's screen time on "snl." the campaigns' complaints were based on federal equal time provisions on programs that are not newscasts. >>> still ahead, a tragic story out of texas. four u.s. crew members killed in a helicopter crash at ft. hood. plus he made headlines by singing at the funeral for one of the victims killed at south carolina's mother emanuel church. now, one band will sample part of that speech for their upcoming album. we'll explain when "way too early" comes right back. whatever you're doing, plan well and enjoy life... ♪ or, as we say at unitedhealthcare insurance company, go long. of course, how you plan is up to you. take healthcare. make sure you're covered for more than what just medicare pays... consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company... you might give this a try... the only medicare supplement plans that carry the aarp name, and the ones that millions of people trust year after

inspirational stories to go along with the runners, including a father and son team from south jersey. they told nbcs matt delucia it's not about how they get from start to finish but that they do it together their own way:. >> reporter: the medals hanging on josh goldstein's wall are proof that he takes running seriously. >> it's unbelievable. >> reporter: his father dave is just as serious and proud. >> training is tough but it's worth it. >> reporter: the only difference? dave uses his legs while josh cannot. >> i thought, you know, why should josh be on the sideline watching in when he can be included in the runs, too? >> reporter: josh has been disabled since birth and 20 years later he finds pure happiness in getting to ride with others who run. >> zwrosh is josh is my hero. he's lived a rough life and had it hard at the beginning but he smiles like this 24/7. he's always happy. anything that's wrong with me or goes wrong how can i complain when he deals with what he deals with? so i just draw off his happiness and it inspires me. >> reporter: and never one to back down from a challenge, this

nbc news confirmed an ap report that an explosive belt without a detonator found in a suburb south ofphone was also found. meanwhile, as belgium is entering the third day, a city on lockdown in brussels, the prime minister says that schools will reopen, the metro, too, on wednesday. also authorities charged a fourth suspect with terrorism-related offenses and people have been detained in raids there since sunday. moments ago, we had this development. the white house defended itself against criticism that it did not do a good enough job of selling policy to the american people. instead, they brought it back to guns. and the terror watch list. take a listen. >> again, if congress were actually interested in doing that, they would pass a law preventing somebody on the terror watch list from buying a gun. >> i'm joined by the former deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine and europe. evelyn, good to have you here. after meeting with president obama, we know the schedule for the french president hollande will travel on to moscow on the 26th to meet with vladimir putin and

in san francisco, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >>> well, to the south bay.ace up your ice skates. the south bay winter season tradition is back. san jose's downtown ice rink is open right in the heart of downtown san jose. this afternoon olympic figure skater gold medalist kristi y yamaguchi will be on hand. it's open now through february 7th. all we ask, mike, is he stay on his feet and not fall down. >> i was going to say spend a lot of time on my bottom out there. it's delightful. meteorologist kari hall, it's a little warm, little cool, what do you think? >> well, it was so cool this morning, but it's starting to warm up just a bit. but it's still very windy as we take a live look now from mt. hamilton. well, you can't tell from the camera, but yesterday we had some very strong wind gusts. ocean beach the highest gust 55 miles an hour. and san francisco 53, that's why we did have a lot of trees down. you may have seen those tumble weeds. and it's still very windy even as you cross the bridges like san mateo bridge. you have to keep a tight grip on that s

most but not all of the line has been cut free as it continues to migrate south, hope that this blake mccoy, nbc news, los angeles. >>> let's hope. that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. up next, football night in america. the green bay packers take on lester holt will be back here >>> bolstered by a tremendous defense, the broncos are 6-0, but the packers have streaked out to that same mark, and so

nbc news. >>> a driver in south florida led police on a curb-riding, rim-rolling, back-and-forth chase today. the pursuit lasted nearly an hour. weaving through miami-dade and broward counties. several vehicles were hit along the way. police say the chevy tahoe was stolen and it took about 20 police cruisers and unmarked cars to finally box him in. >>> an officer in the pittsburgh area who was shot in his bulletproof vest while on patrol last week says he has no plans to change careers. he aroached a man that he thought was trying to break into several cars and that's when the suspect fired at least five times. one of the shots hit the officer. his bulletproof vest took a direct hit less than six feet away. that saved his life. >> some people say that's like mayberry there, that just proves it can happenanywhere. i'm shaken. there's no doubt about it but i have to move forward. >> the officer has a bruised chest and rib. after a three-day manhunt, the suspect turned himself in. >>> dancing with a d.c. police officer is paying off for the teenage girl who was part of this viral video. aleah ta

nbc 10 news. >>> this thanksgiving marks a holiday of healing after one south jersey town's turbulent year. last december a police shooting rocked the city. but on this thanksgiving a year later, nbc 10 found bethany grace community church working to heal its community today, offering a free holiday meal to the needy. >> i believe as a congregation that we're situated to be a battleship church, and that is to do battle with the things that are plaguing our society. >> last december police dash cam video captured the police shooting death after a traffic shop. reed was not holding a weapon although there was a gun in the car glove box. officers said they felt imminent danger and a grand jury imposed no charges. >>> stafford fires to the end zone, caught. touchdown calvin johnson. fourth touchdown pass of the day for matthew stafford. >> the detroit lions carved up the eagles like the turkey on your dinner table. tom cast sports net jonze clark was there as the disaster unfolded in detroit. >> reporter: the birds are cooked on thanksgiving and their season may be cooked. just a disaster here i

here on nbc 10, i had a twitter, south 95 tow truck through the guardrail backing up to the blue routen see a big delay approaching that seen. pretty much a string of brake lights. >> i'm katy zachry. for months we've been talking about the lack of a state budget in fext. affecting schools if not -- i'll tell you how one lawmaker says it can happen. >>. >> live in the digital operations center to break down a state senate bill that promises to eliminate school property tax in pennsylvania. to offset that the plan calls for a rise in the personal income tax rate, that would jump nearly 1.5%. it would also increase state sales tax on many items. a vote on bill 76 happens in harrisburg later today. reporting live in the digital operations center, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >> good morning. i'm matt delucia live in camden. several police departments in the area are undergoing new training in order to make sure that they don't have cases of deadly force, in the cases where they do not need it. police this morning, here is what they are doing. a look as a group spent three days last week in

stories that go with the runners who tough it out, including a father and son team from south jersey. they told nbc 10 that it's not about how they get from start to fini finish, but that they do it together, their own way. >> medals hanging on josh's wall are proof that he takes running seriously. >> it's unbelievable. >> reporter: his father, dave, just as serious and proud. >> training is tough, but it's worth it. >> reporter: the only difference? daves his legs while josh cannot. >> i thought, why should josh be on the sideline watching in when we could be included in the runs too. >> reporter: josh disabled since birth, and 20 years later, he finds pure happiness getting to ride with others who run. >> well, josh is my hero, living a rough life, had it hard in the beginning, but smiles like that 24/7, always happy. you know, anything that's wrong with me or goes wrong, how could i complain when he deals with what he deals with? so, you know, i just draw off his happiness and his -- it just inspires me. >> reporter: and never one to back down from a challenge, this army veteran bought a special

nbc 10 news. >>> the latest tonight on the terror in paris. french police just confirming within the past hour that an explosive belt found south of paris contained bolts and the same type of explosives used in the attacks earlier this month. nbc 10's jim rosenfield is back from reporting in paris and joins us live from our digital operations center with the latest. jim? >> denise, french police say that belt did not have a detonator, but it was found in the same place where investigators tracked a wanted fugitive's cell phone on the days of the attacks. in belgium, authorities have charged four suspects in connection with the attacks. this is video of one of the raids, one of 22 raids in brussels alone. police detained 21 people during the raids, but most of them have been released. belgian police looking for paris fugitive salah abdeslam during the raids. investigators say he played a key role in the terror attacks. his brother raheem was one of the suicide bombers. another brother of the fugitive spoke with belgian television, describes the most wanted suspected terrorist as naive, kind, and intelligent. mohammed says he and his mother just di

nbc 10 news. well, it is a thanksgiving tradition in south philadelphia. people reason strutting their turkeys over to cacia's breakry to be roasted in the nice hot bread ovens. we are talking turkey. this is a live look at the bakery. it will open its doors at 6:00 this morning. every year, cacia's cooks turkeys for neighbors. >>> well the city expects thousands of people to line the bemp franklin parkway for the 96th annual thanksgiving parade. here's a live look at the parkway the parade preparations are going on right now. the philly tradition will include floats and giant ploons and local performances from choir, dance groups and a marching band. of course, you don't want to miss this, the first appearance of the season from santa. that comes at the conclusion of what is the oldest thanksgiving parade in the country. >>> in other news now at 5:32. a pennsylvania state trooper shot and wounded in a chase and crash at the vine street expressway is spending thanksgiving at home. >> i just want to thank everybody for all there's prayers and support. i'm h

nbc news has confirmed that police south of paris did find an explosive belt and a cell phone and they are now going over the calls that were made and received on that phone. >> french president francois hollande will meet with the president obama tomorrow. president obama has made it clear he doesn't plan a major change in strategy. he has a lot of critics here in washington who are calling for bolder action. steve handelsman is track developments from the white house. >> reporter: thanks. tomorrow french president francois hollande still reeling from the attack on paris and president obama will try to figure out ways to escalate the fight against isis, but there will be tough calls. can there be better coordination between the french, u.s. and russian air forces now flying missions. the russians are protecting syrian president assad that the u.s. says has to go. should there be ground forces inside syria and more u.s. ground forces. who runs syria if isis is decimated and still threatening a comeback. what about tone? mr. obama's tried to sound calm keeping to his week-long schedule

nbc news. >>> new details in a south bay teacher convicted of being a pedophile. a victim is seeking damages. former teacher john lloyd is serving 40 years in prison. he is pled guilty to molesting fifth grade girls in morgan hill. this week the family of a victim filed a legal complaint targeting lloyd, the school district and up to 50 unnamed employees. the request for damned is the -- damaged is the first step in filing a lawsuit claiming district knew or should have known he was a threat. two more victims are in the process of filing complaints. >>> so who is at fault? is it the driver, the bus or the barriers there at union square. one week after the wild bus crash, there are still questions. but tonight san francisco mayor ed lee is demanding changes. but will it prevent a crash like this from happening again. chuck cope law is in san francisco. and what are the spes isks from the mayor today? >> it is very simple,rath. he is calling for immediate inspections of all city tour buses and keeping up that pace, which immediately brings to mind lots of questions

nbc 10 news. >>> it's a holiday of healing after a south jersey town's turbulent year. one church is trying to reunite its community after a deadly police shooting. >>> and after two nights of police protests in chicago, see how organizers are planning to disrupt a day of black friday shopping. >>> after two nights of protests in chicago, the city is hoping for calm on thanksgiving, but tomorrow demonstrators are planning to be back in full force. organizers are calling for a major demonstration down michigan avenue starting at 11:00 a.m., right in the thick of the black friday crowds. over the last two nights, hundreds have marched in the streets to protest the killing of mcdonald, a police officer shot and killed the 17 year old last year, but anger boiled over this week after the officer was charged with murder and new video was released showing the deadly encounter. deadly shootings involving police have led to tension in communities across the country, and that includes bridgeton in cumberland county. now one local church is hoping thanksgiving can help turn things

including a father and son team from south jersey. they told nbcat it's not really about how they get from start to finish, but that they do it together their own way. >> reporter: the medals hanging on josh's wall are proof that he takes running seriously. >> it's unbelievable. his father, dave, is just as serious and proud. >> training is tough, but it's worth it. >> there we go, yeah. >> the only difference ? dave uses his legs while josh cannot. >> i thought, you know, why should josh be on the sideline watching in when he could be included in the runs too? >> reporter: josh has been disabled since birth. 20 years later, he finds pure happiness getting to ride with others who run. >> well, josh is my hero, living a rough life, had it hard in the beginning. he's still smiling like this 24/7. he's always happy. you know, anything that's wrong with me or goes wrong, how can i complain when he deals with what he deals with. you know, i just draw off of his happiness and his -- it's just inspiring me. >> reporter: and never one to back down from a c

. >> this is an nbc special news report. the government of south vietnam has been overthrown by a military coup. >> now this happens with our understanding and knowledge and then the president of south vietnam is shot and killed by a cabal of south vietnamese generals. >> once the u.s. had lead the coup to get rid of thieu, kennedy realized that the united states had finally bitten into a bad apple. >> monday, november 4th, 1963, over the weekend, the coup in saigon took place. i feel that we must bear a good deal of responsibility for it. i should not have given my consent to it without a round table conference. i was shocked by the death of thieu. the way he was killed made it particularly abhorrent. >> when that assassination took place, we owned it. it actually started that early in the '60s, in the kennedy administration. >> when kennedy came into office in january of 1961, you had on the order of about 600 u.s. military advisors in south vietnam. by the time he left on that fateful trip to dallas in november 1963, there were more than 16,000.

nbc bay area app. >>> new this morning, firefighters are at a south bay health care facility after reports of an unusual smell. the incident started about 3:00 a.m. at the satellite health care center on west el camino real in mountain view. a short time ago we spoke with firefighters. they say crews noticed the smoke when they arrived and issued a hazmat response. also, firefighters never determined the source of that smell. >>> another clear start to our day. dark out there now. but some sunshine on the way, kari? >> a lot of sunshine again today hoping to boost our temperatures up. it's not as cold as we've seen this morning, what we've seen the past few days. 42 in livermore. 44 degrees in san francisco, 49 degrees. look at the micro climates today. look for 67 in san jose, 69 in redwood city and the castro at 65 degrees. 72 in santa rosa. also 70s in the east bay as well as the tri-valley. how is it looking now on the roads, mike? >> on the roads, great. i've opened up the shot in san jose showing the backdrop, a little bit of a glow to the lights as you're passing by the open fields, the soccer fi