he worked all night last night. >> all night long he flew. >> great to have him here after hosting theore. >>> there are issues to deal with. we have some problems to solve, people. one person can do it. thrilled to have miles scott here for an exclusive morning television adventure. we all came to know miles as the batk batkid. earlier this month, thousands of people in san francisco came together as one and made hwish e completely true. now, we mentioned that joker an penguin are here on the loose in times square. hopefully, the batkid can get it worked out for us. first, here's his story. ♪ he is the dark knight. lighting up so many lives. 5-year-old miles scott captured the heart of the nation earlier this month after transforming into batkid and helping save the city of san francisco, or, i guess we could say, gotham. >> help, help! >> reporter: his dream come true, made possible by the make-a-wish foundation and 13,000 volunteers. after three years, he's defeated his worst nemesis yet, leukemia to you, the key to gotham city by the bay. >> way to go, miles. way to save gotham. >>

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a deadly night over night and the wind continues this morning. it will continue throughout the morning. back live out here there they are trying to take that branch off of that west street exit. we saw them pick this stuff up and dump it over the side as they try to get the roadway back up and cleared. it looks like that should happen sooner than later in this situation. but again we've been driving around oakland and seeing problems throughout the city and cleanup crews are busy and it will take them awhile to clean things up. we are just hearing about another incident. we will head there now and bring you another update. live in oakland claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >>> >> all over the bay area trees are falling on top of cars. just last night a large tree snapped, crashed down on a vehicle. right off of highway 24. crews have been working over time trying to clear up the mess there and in other locations. here's the very latest on power being knocked out. 20,000 customers are in the dark throughout the east bay. the power is out to about

a busy night for those cling up crews.rked all night. >> reporter: and they are still working. this is where the tree once stood and then take a look at where its ended up this morning. through this rod iron fence. if we walk you all the way around here you can see there is a car underneath this tree. stuck under there. significant damage obviously. neighbors tell us they heard a spark and a bomb and then this tree just came down and power has been out in this neighborhood ever since this happened late last night. this is what we are seeing across the area and across the city. trees basically down everywhere. we have seen them on mccarthur and martin luther king junior way. it has been a deadly night as well. taking a the lives of at least two people. over on foothill and austin last night a man was standing on his street when a tree branch came down, knocked down a power line and he was electrocuted. on skyline boulevard there was another accident. this one also a fatality. in that case the man was driving down the roadwa

except last night. virginia picked a democratic governor at the same time that we have got a democratic president. the state has not done that in 36 years. ken cuccinelli and the republican party losing the virginia governorship last night just broke the mold, historically. and when you look at the data about who actually turned out in virginia, this is a much more worrying story for republicans in general than it is for just this one losing candidate in this one losing rate last night. republicans like to think they have sort of a structural advantage in a state like virginia because it votes for its officials in the off-off election like the one in 2009. when you vote in other years that means you get fewer people turning out to vote. and when fewer people turn out to vote, the electorate turns out to be republican, and that of course is good for republican candidates. so look at these numbers in virginia, the last time virginia elected a governor, it was 2009. this was the electorate that turned out

last night, 13%, the 44-year-olds, last night, 23%.wo electorates drop off, the two oldest demographics go increase. that is a problem, when you have stuff like that, what you get is 2010. >> it was very interesting, and there is a really great piece on this. what saved mcauliffe, actually, was the young vote went down but the black vote stayed the same. i think it is pretty remarkable with 2012, with the president at the top of the ticket, you had 20% of the african-americans being at the top of the vote. >> some ask because you have a black president, is it the fluke of obama being president. and i think the evidence shows, not necessarily. >> time will tell, there is also the issue of off elections. and there is the reality of what we see, which is in part, driving black young voters and driving single voters. is the fact that this is not 2010. in 2010, the tea party looked vaguely moderate. they were the economic back lash movement -- >> well, they were sort of a stand-in for something. >> some said there were viable grievances. bu

it was a big deal to work a saturday night at the club, and so i got my first saturday night. budd put me up and seinfeld was there eating food and i was like, "oh, my gosh." so i ran out and i called my mom from the pay phone. this was when pay phones existed. any fans of one edition. [ laughter ] robin would know that. so i called my mom 1-800-collect, and i was like, "jerry seinfeld's in there, oh, my gosh." she goes, "what does he look like?" oh, my gosh, whatever. she's freaking out. my mother really doesn't sound like that. but it's funnier if i make her voice like that. so, i say, "i've got to go mom." so excited. -- so i went in and he went on stage, and just random, went up and crushed. he was so funny. standing ovation going up. standing ovation leaving the stage. just unbelievable to watch him. and then this was my first saturday night and i was later on in the night, and whoever the comedians that were supposed to follow him were like, "i'm out of here. i'm not going to follow that,

or thursday nights.that's due to the people in the santa claira stadium, jamming freeways, local streets. so money and thursday night football games that kick off at 5:40 in the middle of rush hour, right now, the 49ers say no. we have told the league office we will not be interested in participating., vernon davis, there is a company they paid vernon davis $4 million up front and now, you can buy stock in vernon davis. they paid him $4 million in exchange for 10% of his future income tied to football on and off the field and that would be nice if you could think of how many friends you could make. by the way a woman comes up and she goes "geez you are not that bad looking." i thought you were a short little guy and i said "you are probably judging me, i'm next to some very attractive ladies on the set." she goes "that's not it." >> i said take that as a compliment, you are pretty good looking in person. >> but i would rather look better when i'm getting paid for it. is there she kept looking at me sayin

he worked all night last night. >> all night long he flew. >> he flew all night to be here today.o much more from mr. worldwide coming up. >> it's true. >>> however, there are issues. things to deal with before that. we have some problems to solve, people. one person can do it. thrilled to have miles scott here for an exclusive morning television adventure. of course, miles, we all came to know him as the batkid. miles scott, in remission after battling leukemia. earlier this month, thousands of people in san francisco came together as one and made his wish to be batman for a day come completely true. now, we mentioned that the joker and the penguin are here on the loose in times square. hopefully, the batkid can get it worked out for us. first, here's his story. ♪ he is the dark knight. lighting up so many lives. [ chanting ] >> all: batkid batkid! >> reporter: 5-year-old miles scott captured the heart of the nation earlier this month after transforming into batkid and helping save the city of san francisco, or, i guess we could say, gotham. >> help, help! >> reporter: his dream

for fast cold and flu relief, day or night, try alka-seltzer plus day and night liquid gels. >>> we are back now with this revelation from a well-known hollywood producer who says for much of the time he was producing a strik of blockbuster pictures he was also living something of a double life as a nuclear arms dealer for israel. he made the admission on a news broadcast. >> reporter: he's a legendary hollywood producer, everything from pretty woman to fight club. to the current hit, 12 years a slave. he also produced denero in the king of comedy. but he now concedes what hollywood has long suspected. he was aes raley spy. >> i did this for my country and i'm proud of it. >> reporter: his country is israel, where he is still a citizen and an undercover agent. >> james bond, wow. very exciting. >> he told me that he was an israeli and that he, of course, would do these things for his country. something with the little, the things that trigger -- >> reporter: biographers say that those that trigger things were a secret program israel has always denied. he was first recruited to build the

there's a wow factor. 49 monday, 33 over night. 57 tuesday, 44 over night.finally back to 68 degrees on wednesday. we're getting into this, you know, fall roller coaster of temperatures. this is going to get your attention. 29, 49, 33. don, take it away. >> thank yu . >>> worried about problems on the wet pavement? here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> we have a whole list of them. first we're going to start with debris. 795 on the northwest side. route 91 shut down north of deer park road. an accident involving three vehicles, medivac on the ground. disabled vehicle at columbia gateway drive at robert fulton drive. a new accident on annapolis road at charter oaks drive. delays on the west side. 50 is your average on the outer loop. 95 southbound still at full speed. that's a look at the topside of the beltway at putty hill avenue. keep in mind the roads are wet this morning. now is the time to find a great deal on a toyota at buyatoyota.com. let's go places. marty and don, back over to you guys. >>> before we get to ron i need to bring in first w

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we're in for an even colder night tonight. decided to get out in the elements herself, still feeling? >> it is breezy at times. why not go outside, it's the cold eflt day since march 25th. our high was only 34 degrees. look where the windchills are at still. feeling in the 20s and teens. 23 in washington and i'm feeling all those 23 degrees. 16 in gaithersburg and camp springs and 17 in manassas. tomorrow, still chilly but not windy, high temperatures tomorrow around 38 degrees. before we get to thanksgiving, which will be our coldest thanksgiving since 2000? we are going to deal with a ton of rain tuesday and wednesday. rain begins tuesday morning. maybe a wintry mix tuesday morning. some heavy rain tuesday afternoon and tuesday night. rain comes to an end later in the day on wednesday. as it does come to an end, we can see snow mixing in. i'm going to be talking more about the freezing rain and snow potential with future weather in ten minutes. >> get back in here prince georges county. it broke out in an warehouse on ogden

night. redrawing the school district lines. superintendent dallas dance is expected to make recommendations to the school board tomorrow. critics say their concerns have been ignored. >> reporter: the loch raven community on towson's east side is pretty far removed from the school overcrowding on the west side so they never thought redistricting would impact them but they thought wrong. >> they say they're going to have 500 seats but they plan on moving an entire new body to that school. >> reporter: as part of the superintendent's plan, the academy would be emptied out to make way for a new county wide school. >> having it be a 100% commuter school that could be a problem. >> reporter: the president of the homeowner's association said it could create gridlock on the area roads. >> i don't know how the infrastructure will support it on a daily basis. it's not that big. >> there's concerns that along with pleasant plains, the neighborhood would become home to a third title one school which would drive down property values. for i

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hope you didn't get sick from eating all that candy last night, halloween night. >>> a woman is suing mcdonald's after suing for burns from hot coffee that spilled on her lap while going through the drive through. we all remember the incident, a jury awarded stella nearly $3 million for her burns 20 years ago. now, back then, mcdonald's kept coffee between 180 1k3 190 degrees. franchises now keep their coffee at 10 degrees cooler, but it's still as much as 30 degrees higher than the coffee you brew at home. so, 74-year-old joel afino wants that to change. >> i went in to get coffee and, you know, it's their fault. it was too hot. the lids weren't on right. >> her attorney admits she didn't suffer millions of dollars of injuries, but they're still suing for millions, anyway, claiming mcdonald's is still putting profit over people's safety. mcdonald's has not commented on the lieutenant. >>> california high speed rail authority has come full circle when it comes to routing its bullet trains. they're now suggesting a route east of hansford to bakersfield. they had recommended a similar p

the it's a difficult read it you have to police that night. beneath it the ukrainian people i know you love your country and for the sake of your children and your grandchildren you do everything you can see you crying to be a healer president putin meanwhile to balance the books have influenced the unit and insists the free trade deal between the eu and ukraine and the neighboring russian economy. we did to us on a b fifty two bombers are the center of an escalating not over disputed items socks i see. it gets billed it as the defiance of the u s defense own imposed by china they did what it would take defensive ebay to see that is that the faith but did it by themselves property in the air space which is about two thirds the size of that the american ambassador to japan until the late president kennedy did i react to their first address lateral actions like those taken by joining with their announcement of the east china sea air defense identification zone undermine security and constitute an attempt to change the status quo in east china se

last night was a big night for gay rights. the state legislature in indiana approved same-sex marriage bill there. in illinois, rather. so what does this say, we have this big bill in the senate now, ending workplace discrimination against gays. where do you think that will go? speaker boehner has indicated he won't bring it to a vote. >> but it's inevitable. history is on the side of this. most americans at this point think let those people have their lives. they may live differently from someone else what do you want to do? you want to keep their rights away from them? not let them love people the way that straight folks do? i think we reached the tipping point of this and it's a matter of time. probably not too much time before those numbers are not 14 states, 15 states, but 25 or 30. don't you feel that. >> you feel that momentum shifting. thanks for your time. >> great to be with you. >>> coming up, bill karins and richard lui will be here for first buzz, all the stories that caught our attention. a controversial new supe

it was a monday night mess at fedex field last night. what is next for the 3-8 redskins? chris cooley gives them an "f" but says there are goals that can sti >>> i'm hearing in the fourth quarter the fans were leaving. >> in droves. >> i guess you can't blame them. >> fourth quarter. >> they made it to the fourth quarter. >> try the third, that place emptied out. it was a heart breaker. they were giving up on their redskins team. i don't blame them, traffic stinks out there. you have heard of black friday, today is black tuesday at redskins park. last night's performance was put best by coach shanahan, one word, embarrassing. a poor week of practice may have led to their poor performance last night. problems from start to finish. rg 3 started, 1 for 6. it was the first game, college or pro, where he offense didn't score a touchdown. let that sink in there. think about that. colin kaepernick put up his best numbers since week one. now it's time for the soul searching to begin again. >> each man has to look at himself individually and say what can i do better? how can i pla

god bless and good night. dale! >> announcer: nominations are airplay and streaming data tracked by nielsen entertainment and social interactions measured by next big sound. representatives of the professional services firm of ernst and young supervise the tabulation of the votes and the communication of the results, which remain confidential until the time of presentation. air transportation provided by american airlines. american is building a newer, more modern fleet by introducing an average of one plane a week in 2013. the new american is arriving! learn more on aa.com/newplanes. >> announcer: tonight, pitbull flies across the country to perform live tomorrow only on "good morning america." then, get this. tuesday, one direction takes over "good morning america." live! captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- the abc 7 broadcast center, this is abc 7 news at 11:00 i'm on your side. >> a postal employee murdered while delivering mail. other employees are raising concerns about safety dur

tomorrow night, ray romano, eddie cibrian, night two with the killers. join us shows too. >> jimmy: fans of seventies television remember our first guest from his role as an exiled alien who infiltrated our planet, lived secretly among us, mated with an earth woman and perhaps -- confetti from a show in the past -- robin williams is spewing paper now, i don't know. anyway, 32 years later, he returns to network television in "the crazy ones" which airs thursdays at 9 on cbs, please welcome robin williams. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: good to see you. nanu-nanu. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i have to say, for me it is very exciting when you are here. i feel like i am really hosting a talk show. but, you did something -- >> versus a dance show. people go jimmy, yeah! get real! >> jimmy: something like that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: one of the writers told me over the weekend, you showed up at, improv olympic. >> hollywood boulevard. >> jimmy: hollywood boulevard where kids go. >> those young people go to do funny things. gyp th they do improv. you walked in.

night on sunday night football night in america. savannah >> all right, al, thank you so much. we'll look forrd to that. now to the story of a missouri man that spent a decade in prison for aurder he says he

but last night, late last night, as the last night of the legislative session crept past midnight and into the wee hours of this morning, the republicans in wisconsin came up with a new twist on their voting restrictions. now what republicans what you to do is they want you to declare when you vote if you are a poor person. and if you say that you are a poor person, that you do not have the right documentation to show to be allowed to vote because you cannot afford to get that documentation, then you have to sign a form swearing that you are poor. once you've done that, your ballot will get put in a separate pile from everybody else's and get marked as a challenged ballot. later on, local officials will consider your case and decide whether you really are poor, and if they're going to count your vote. sounds fair? sounds amazing. and wisconsin republicans in the middle of the night last night passed that one, too. on a party-line vote. and that's where things really got weird. this is so strange, i'm not even quite sure how to explain it. um, in september, so not that long ago, a few

." >> yes, stephen, i was definitely there that night because i'm an actual human witness. (laughter). >> stephen: tell us what happened, pancho. >> well, i was coming back from getting chewing tobacco for for lesley stahl when i heard explosions of shouting. >> stephen: what did you do next? >> i ran towards it. i scaled the 30-foot wall surrounding the newsroom. (laughter) once i landed, a shadowy figure ran towards me so i knocked him out with the butt of my harpoon gun. (laughter). >> stephen: who was that? >> turns out it was morley safer. (laughter) but then i turned around and i saw -- and i saw -- >> stephen: who did you see? >> it was hillary clinton. (laughter) she was swinging a bike chain and yelling "we're here to kill the story! who wants to eat some chain?" (laughter) (applause) then she pistol whipped morley safer. (laughter) which was cruel since he was already unconscious. >> stephen: so it was hillary clinton who made cbs apologize? >> yes! >> stephen: i knew it! anything else? >> yeah, stephen, i have one more exclusive. i'm not really "60 minutes" inter

that's the guarantee we make america every night otherwise the world is just crazy bread. (laughter) >> stephen: technically, crazy brett is little cesars. >> it's called poetic license, goddamnit! >> stephen: you're right, the newsroom's charlie skinner. now, if you'll excuse me, there's something i have to do. we end our this part of the show with a correction. in our report tonight, a man named poncho denews claimed he was a "60 minutes" intern and we believed him because he had an i.d. lanyard. (laughter) following the report, the "washington post", the "new york times," and the "tv guide" all reported that he was actually the actor sam waterston star of -- "the plastic dome of norma jean." (cheers and applause) look it up. look it up. we checked with our sources at imdb and it turns out we made a mistake. we should not have used him in our report and for that we're very sorry. the most important thing to everyone here at the "the colbert report" is the truth, and the truth is, it's somebody else's fault. (laughter) we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers an

macy's started letting customers in at 8:00 last night. the store manager says things have been pretty consistently busy ever since. >>> and while it seems like everyone behaved themlves in our area, police had to get involved in other parts of the country. we have a reporter in new york's timeless. >> reporter: police broke up a fight at a wal-mart in texas and wrestled a customer to the ground. >> get down. >> reporter: 500 miles away, officers escorted an injured shopper out of a different wal- mart, customers discussed in numerous storms -- scuffled in numerous stores across the nation as they tried to score black friday deals. >> reporter: black friday isn't the official start of the holiday season but it is still the busiest day of the year with 97 million americans expected to shop in stores and online or in the case of michelle ward, both. >> why are you on the phone? >> because i'm ordering something online. >> reporter: you're in line and on the phone in line? >> yes . >> reporter: for every shopper hunting for the special bargai

. >> have a good night, folks. from dallas, texas, remembering 50 years ago today one of the darkest days in american history. >> from nbc news, president kennedy and governor john connally of texas have been cut down by assassin's bullets in downtown dallas. we'll repeat that. president kennedy and governor john connally of texas have been cut down by assassin's bullets in downtown dallas. >> the assassination of john f. kennedy 50 years later. brian williams reporting tonight from dallas. >>> and good evening from dallas, texas. we're in dealey plaza just across from the sixth floor window in the texas schoolbook depository building where three shots were fired 50 years ago today that changed the course of american history. and here in the shadow of that very building it was a perfectly awful day. 35 degrees, rain and wind, perfectly matching how dark it felt to be here today. and going back 50 years ago tonight, by this time of night, right now, air force one had just landed back in washington, d.c. carrying the

. >>> we had pretty good rain last night.eal good rain up in the russian river but we are almost done with this first system. >>> also a big bump tonight on a bay area high school mascot why many people say a change is long overdue. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning. we are live in san jose this morning where pg&e crews are hard at work. they have been there all night and into the morning. working on a pretty big power outage down there. san jose, morgan hill area. there is dangers because of the power outages as well. and we will have more coverage on that in a little bit. it is wednesday, november 20th i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. we have wet roads. steve, later on today more is coming. >> yes, sir. we will get a little break here. we are almost done with the system. actually out toward eastern contra costa county. there is not much left here. just a few blips on the radar. and out toward livermore that looks like it is done. we will have partly sun

not bad. >> that's the place to go halloween night. is also an excuse for adults to dress up. that was matt lauer, the "today" show host running in a baywatch red bathing suit. all the staff dressed up. there we go. mr. t, al roker, laverne and shirley. >> that's matt lauer on the far right. >> that's odds. >> he stole the show. the theme this morning, retro tv for the morning crew. >> showing off those legs. >> happy halloween. thanks for joining us. >> see you tomorrow. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- matthew mcconaughey, horror film director eli roth, the music of the fray, and "jaywalking." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: that is so stupid. i saw a curtain in the hallway. i go, "what's that curtain?" when the president's here, you block off hallways. i'm going, "why is the hallway oc

last night's game was his last.ook a moment to offer some heartfelt words for his friend and partner. mccarver's response wasn't quite as heartfelt. take a look. >> you're the best to ever do this in this sport. and it has been an absolute honor and pleasure over these 18 years, 16 world series. you are the best, and i love you. i love you like a brother. i love you like a best friend. thanks for all that you've brought into my life both in a booth and outside a booth. >> ditto. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ditto? [ applause ] i'd hate to be tim mccarver's wife on valentine's day. "i love you, honey, more than anything in the world." "right back at you." [ laughter ] i love that. of course, today is halloween, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] lookin' good. so everyone who went trick-or-treating, i just want to say i hope you had fun and i hope you stayed safe. and to everyone who gave out raisins, i want to say go to hell. [ laughter ] everybody loves halloween, but a lot of people don't know where the holiday comes fro

last night workers spent several hours removing the mess. strong winds snapped a three and damaged a nearby car. no one was injured. >> it was just splashed through the back window. yeah surprising. >> again that was in the piedmont area. they have experienced similar wind storms over the years but those never caused as much damage as this. >>> time is 4:46. bart union leaders will meet with their lawyers to discuss their next move in their latest contract dispute with management. yesterday bart's board of director voted to reject the contract. union leaders are arguing the bart contract is legal and are weighing their options. >> do you think this warrants a strike? >> i don't think so. but that is something we have to look for down the road. >> the bargaining team for bart management now admits it approved the medical leave provision without closely reading it. bart's management then signed off on the entire contract. the bart board has approved the purchase of 365 new rail cars to help revive its aging fleet of trains. that is double the

and will steph curry play on his bobblehead night? we'll let you know more coming up. >>> the warriors will be out steph curry tomorrow night when they host memphis. he has a mild concussion. last night he interviewed after the game but said he had a headache, but he's feeling fine today, but more on why they're being cautious. >> he seemed fine. even last night he seemed fine, watching monday football. and on the plane, his usual self, but we want to be smart. >> no big deal, but the timing is funny that's is steph curry bobblehead night at oracle arena. we won't be on the floor. we'll begin with all-pro left guard who won't play monday night in washington. he sustained a sprain, mcl, left knee. the nfl is reviewing brooks' hit on saints' quarterback drew brees. they've come out and said it was the right call, and for you they're reviewing to see if indeed there may be some form of fine on him. and whitner, chasing his name to hitner, and the judge said if he wasn't there in person, he can't change his name so he'll be whitner the re

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for fast cold and flu relief, day or night, try alka-seltzer plus day and night liquid gels. >>> we are back now with this revelation from a well known movie producer who says for a time he was producing a string of blockbuster pictures and also living something of a double life as a nuclear arms dealer for israel. he made the admission in an interview on an israeli news broadcast. we get the story tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: he's a legendary hollywood producer credited with more than a hundred movies, from "pretty woman," to "fight club." >> hit me as hard as you can. >> reporter: to the current hit "12 years of slave". >> nothing but a georgia runaway. >> reporter: he produced robert de niro in "the king of comedy" but arnon milchan now reveals he was an israeli spy. >> you know, i did it for my country. >> reporter: his country is israel where he's still a citizen and for years an under cover agent. >> james bond, wow. that's very exciting. >> he told me that he was an israeli and that he, of course, would do these things for his country. something with the thing

it's time for "night news now." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> tonight on night news now, nicolas cageertain members of his family were fake. >> well, my twin brother was a tennis ball on a mic stand. >> chris hemsworth says, "um, i -- yes. you know?" >> um, i -- yes. you know? >> and george clooney talks about his new hobby of putting a pineapple on a chair and sitting on it. >> it isn't the most comfortable thing to do. >> it's time for "night news now." [ cheers and applause ] >> hello and let's see what's happening. on this date in the year 1863, president lincoln delivered his famous gettysburg address. since no footage of the speech exists, our "night news now" graphics team has been hard at work for weeks, putting together this beautiful 3d rendering of what his famous speech may have looked and sounded like. >> four score and seven years ago, i am the president, abraham lincoln. good-bye. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you mr. lincoln. your legacy will live on forever. >> and now, let's take a look at some stories happening around the world. it's time for globe n

"monday night football" to talk about. first quarter, aaron rodgers is sacked by bears defensive end mcclelon, injuring rodgers' nonthrowing elbow and he left the game. in the third quarter, green bay's eddie lacy broke through the bears defense. it's a 56-yard run. he was taken down on the 1 yard line, but on the next play, he goes in for the touchdown to tie the game at 17. then the bears josh mccone connects with jeffrey for a six-yard touchdown pass. bears edge green bay 27-20. >>> nfl.com reports that houston texans coach gary kubiak suffered what's being called a mini stroke. >> oh, wow. >> yeah. kubiak remains hospitalized, being monitored. he collapsed during sunday night's game against the colts. >>> 58-year-old denver head coach john fox had aortic valve replacement surgery on monday in florida and jack del rio will act as interim head coach while fox recovers for a few weeks or so. >>> president obama welcomed the 2013 stanley cup champion chicago blackhawks to the white house. the president offered a message fo

still a large crowd is expected as it gets darker, as it gets later into the night. merchants are expecting a strong police presence here. in fact, a short while ago, i saw a group of police officers walk by. they tell me no street closures here in the castro tonight. reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> halloween can be a dangerous night on the road. around the bay area, plans call for extra police, chp officers and sheriff deputies to be on patrol looking out for drunk drivers. check points are going to be set out. some will be out until 4:00 tomorrow morning. and at ktvu.com, you can check out a slide view of our bay area viewers in their halloween costumes. >>> pedestrian accidents are on the rise in san francisco and safety advocates say not enough is being done to stop them. more than 900 people were hit by cars last year at the highest number in 12 years. 16 of those people were killed. the city is taking measures, including installing more countdown clocks at intersections, but accident victim, john lowell, says it's taking too

to night they opened earlier than ever before, at 8:00 tonight and the crowds responded. there are a lot of people who ate a turkey dinner and then came straight to the mall. >> 6:00 thanksgiving night is the earliest best buy has ever opened. a lot of people, some of whom slept outside the store in tents last night streamed in. >> meanwhile to the south crowds gathered outside a much bigger place also getting set to open earlier than ever. for the past half decade they've opened at midnight. tonight they open the doors at 8:00 and a whole lot of people streamed in. >> i couldn't believe how many people were out here. >> deborah and her relatives made the trip a holiday tradition. >> we come here every thanksgiving and we don't even shop. we just come for the experience. >> nuts. >> he admits if not for his girlfriend he would not be out in this. >> she's the reason you are out in this? ? yes. if not, i'd be watching football. >> that's a big sacrifice sflfment they are among a number of folks who like the earlier opening time and wouldn't have come if it was still midnig

what a dramatic and scary night. it happened at one of america's biggest malls, not far from here, in suburban new jersey. you see it right there. aerial pictures of the garden state plaza mall. we're pushing in right there. investigators on the scene. around 9:30 last night, a 20-year-old man walked in and calmly began shooting. >> there were thousands of people inside that large mall. hundreds remained all night during a lockdown, yard-by-yard search of the complex. police calling it a nightmare scenario. >> incredible night. we're going to get to the scene right now and talk to an eyewitness in a minute. >>> let's get to gio benitez. he's in paramus, new jersey, this morning. good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. you said it. it was a frightening scene here overnight. a six-hour search for that gunman. the good news right now, nobody else was injured here. but that gunman was found dead. at approximately 9:20 p.m., a man wearing all-black and a motorcycle helmet opened fire with a modified l

in tuesday night into wednesday., lone bright spot in this forecast will be thanksgiving day itself. a mostly sunny day indeed and temperatures in the 30s around the area. not too bad there but awfully cold indeed. if you would like to have input in our morning show, go ahead and send me a note. it's a college football saturday everybody. if you want to see your team's game on tv send it to me at chuck bell 4 on twitter or through the old fashioned internet. >> all right. >> the old e-mail snail. >> thanks, chuck. >> it's the perfect time to winterize your home and save money on your heating bill. you seal windows and air leaks around pipes and unfinished space. you can save 10% a year on energy bills by turning your thermostat down 10 to 15 degrees when you're sleeping or not home. also open curtains on the south facing windows during the day. that will allow sunlight to heat your home. >> we posted that information on the web too. nbcwashington.com. >> a special honor happening today. >> plus another big night for

they host sacramento saturday night. clay thompson scored 10 points.e warriors lost on the road. >>> 49ers, two days after turning himself in on felony weapons charges, he will be in court twice come mid-november. went into a rehab center 3 days after his second arrest. but he is activated and could play against carolina. what will the nfl do with smith's weapons charges and alcohol? 5 games will be factored in whether they will suspend him or not. >>> bad news for frank gore. frank and 15 current and former players are suing a bank for $60 million. gore is suing alleging he lost 9 million dollars with bb&t bank. he was scammed. as always there is a shrewd agent. >>> august 2nd, 2014 there will be a soccer match for the sounders. dolphin fans, bengals running the other way. bengals force overtime. cameron will sack dalton. mymiami won. my body guard of 20 years, look who he ran into. jim harbaugh. it is the fellow who runs the radio show. a nice kid but he dressed up and acted like jim harbaugh for the night. he said have a good time i am takeing it on