anna werner has the story. >> reporter: in movies, chuck norris fought martial arts masters, but now he's taking on medical companies, along with his wife, gina. >> i couldn't thi anymore. any type of cognition, being able to articulate, my memory. i had muscle wasting. >> reporter: she says she was poisoned after a routine m.r.i. >> nothing's going on here. she's dying. she's dying right in front of me here at this hospital. >> reporter: m.r.i.s help doctors diagnose disease by taking pictures inside the body. sometimes doctors inject a drug called a contrast agent during the procedure to get sharper images. the norriss blame a gadolinium-based contrast agent for her health problems, saying in their lawsuit that she developed gadolinium deposition disease, with symptoms including burning pain, violent shaking, and confusion, along with kidney damage. norris attorney todd walburg: >> we have clients who have been misdiagnosed with lyme disease, a.l.s., and then they've eventually ruled all those things out, and-- and the culprit remaining is the gadolinium. >> reporter: drug distribu

. >> prosecutor terri norris agreed. who killed dar foley? >> tom foley.here is nobody else. >> a year and a half after tom foley's conviction, both sides filed back into the courthouse to once again determine tom's fate. >> circuit court is again in session. >> as before, the state opened its case with the crime scene analysts. >> what is it that you found in the basement? >> on the yellow dunham's bag located inside the bag was three shotgun shells. these are phone records -- >> norris also showed the jury the foleys' home phone records from around the time dar was killed. >> there were no phone calls that either came in or left. >> your wife doesn't show up somewhere, why not call and say, have you left yet? we're waiting for you. >> that's what i would do. >> according to detective carbon, tom didn't bother calling dar at home because he knew dar was already dead. then members of dar's family stepped forward to testify that tom and dar's marriage was troubled and that tom wanted out. >> he told me that his wife is very controlling and that that was wea

. >>> still ahead, a different kind of fight for chuck norris. why the action star is accusing a bay area company of poisoning his wife. >>> were signs ignored. we under estimate a piece of technology that may have played a big roll in the north bay wildfires. >> mostly clear and 57 right now. i have the time line of how much rain we could get at 11:20 tonight. get 40% off on coit residential cleaning services including carpet and hardwood, tile, stone, even air ducts and window treatments. and your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed or your money back. that's 40% off everything coit cleans. call or click today. companies. >>> new at 11:00 tonight action movie star chuck norris and his wife are taking on pharmaceutical companies they say gina was poisoned by imaging scans. we have a copy of the lawsuit filed today in san francisco. it allege that is a chemical was injected in gina norris to improve the clarity of her mri. she says that left that weak and tired. in addition chuck norris said he had to pay $2 million in out of pocket expenses to help

. >> reporter: prosecutor terri norris agreed. >> who killed dar foley? >> tom foley.here is nobody else. >> reporter: a year and a half after tom foley's conviction both sides filed back into the courthouse to once again determine tom's fate. >> circuit court is again in session. >> reporter: as before, the state opened its case with crime scene analysts. >> what is it that you found in the basement? >> i found a yellow dunham's bag located inside the dunham's bag were three shotgun shells. >> reporter: norris also showed the jury the foley's home phone records from around the time dar was killed. >> uh, there were no calls that either came in or left. >> your wife doesn't show up somewhere, why not call home and say, you know, "have you left yet?" "where are you?" "we're waiting for you." >> that's what i'd do. >> reporter: according to detective karbon, tom didn't bother calling dar at home because he knew dar was already dead. then, members of dar's family stepped forward to testify that tom and dar's marriage was troubled and that tom wanted out. >> he told me tha

gena norris hopes their lawsuit brings more attention to the issue. movies chuck norris marsh martial arts masters. >> i couldn't think anymore. my memory. i have muscle wasting. >> reporter: she says she was poisoned after a routine mri. >> nothing's going on. she's dying in front of me at this hospital. >> reporter: they help diagnose disease by taking pictures inside the body. sometimes doctors inject a drug called a contrast agent to get sharper images. the norriss blame a contrast agent for her health problems saying in their lawsuit she developed gadolinium disease. norris's attorney todd walburg. >> they ruled all those things out and the culprit remaining is gadolinium. >> mckesson says they're reviewing the complaint. they say they take patients very seriously and stands behind the safety of all its products. cbs medical contributor dr. david agus. >> what we know is the dye used, can end up in the system. these are critical tests. i don't want to stress people out. >> reporter: gena norris agrees. >> we don't want it to go away. it saves cou

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norris effectively discussed this and debunked the prosecution's theory this could be an intentional >> the prosecution is charging jose garcia zarate. >>> leaders will sound off today about the 2020 census. right now, there's no directive to oversee the planning. the former director resigned in june. the accountability office placed the 2020 census on the list of projects. santa clara leadsers are worried the lack of preparedness can cost millions. >>> an effort to get people signed up for health insurance in the south bay. details are there on your screen. the information is at the php insurance services office. officials will talk about open enrollment. i'm going to tweet that information. you can follow me on twitter. >>> coming up, welcoming first lady michelle obama. the excitement of her arrival and the traffic congestion it may cause. >>> the fbi offering 10,000 dlar dlar for a driver who killed a man. he may have fled the u.s. >>> a new report says harvey weinstein hired private security firms to gather info an actresses and journalists. he bullied people to keep them quiet.

the norris' are going after 11 drug companies with a multi-million dollar lawsuit. this is a copy of the lawsuit that was used -- that was filed yesterday in san francisco. it alleges that the chemical called gadolinium was injected into gina norris to improve the quality of her mris. she said it left her weak, tired and debilitating bouts of pain. chuck norris said he had to pay almost $2 million in out-of-pocket expenses to help his wife recovery. the u.s. food and drug administration says that there are no -- there is no evidence that the harmless -- that this is harmful. we reached out to all the companies involved and we have heard back from one of those companies in san francisco and the statement reads, quote, mckesson is aware of the lawsuit and is currently reviewing the complaint. we will respond in a timely man juror as executives from google, twitter and facebook talk with congressional investigators about russian interference in the 2016 election only on nbc apple ceo tim cook is talking about privacy and challenges facing tech companies. >> well, we se

''james norris''..ue la pistola usada en el crimen apuntaba al suelo cuando se dispar por accidente .. pegando primero al pavimento antes de herir a ''steinle''.. --''norris'' quien es un ex-supervisor de un laboratorio forense en san francisco.. asegur que es imposible predecir la direccion de una bala.. una vez que esta rebota en una superficie.. --la policia de san francisco sostendr esta noche una junta comunitaria para informar de los ultimos detalles de la investigacion sobre la violenta noche de ''halloween'' que dej a un sospechoso al borde de la muerte y a un oficial en condicion critica. --al parecer, es posible que el secuestro a mano armada de un auto en el distrito de la mision pudiera estar relacionado al tiroteo en el distrito castro. --el condado de santa clara busca eliminar el problema del contrabando de drogas en sus crceles que en algunos casos estaran llegando por dron. --a las 6 nuestra compaÑera melissa hernndez nos cuenta... que es lo que piensan hacer las autoridades para evitar

a former s-f-p-d forensic expert james norris testified that the trigger on the gun is sensitive. assistant district attorney tried to discredit norris by getting him to admit he's being paid for his testimony. ( james ) happening today... it is election day in five bay area counties. kron-4 is your álocal election headquarters. today... voters in pacifica will consider "measure c" which will establish a regulatory board to oversee rent control. if the measure passes... the board would protect tenants from excessive rent increases and no-fault evictions. it would also make sure rent prices are reasonable to landlords. ( james ) voters in burlingame will also decide today if they want to raise the city sales tax. "measure i" would raise the tax by a 1/4th of a cent to pay for city services and building repairs. ( darya ) and new this morning the san francisco police union is considering a ballot measure that would help determine the department's policy on the use of tasers. last friday the police commission approved the use of tasers for the department. officers will not be armed w

the victim was his ex-girlfriend, heather norris. >> it was a toxic relationship.ry much love her. >> throughout the couple's three-year relationship, heather had told her family that bean was physically abusive. and even though bean faced a pending trial and domestic abuse charges at the time of heather's murder, he says he wasn't abusive. >> the whole thing was predicated on a lie. the lie is that we had a violent relationship. i'm not saying i'm without fault. but as far as what happened with her death, worst case voluntary manslaughter and best case self-defense. >> bean insists the couple had an argument and heather came at him with a knife. >> i was able to get ahold of her forearm and try to pry the knife out of her hand. even still after i had the knife she continued to come forward. that kind of caught me off guard. and in the heat of the moment, i reacted. i stabbed her in the side right here. >> but according to court records, bean had confessed to a friend that he stabbed heather several times and slit her throat. no one knows for sure because her body

--''norris'' testific que el gatillo del arma usada para disparar a ''steinle'' es muy ligera y podriao por homicidio involuntario tras la muerte de 36 personas en un incendio en un almacen en oakland, afirm desde la carcel que la propietaria de la edificacion tambien es responsable por las muertes. -- almena agreg que le comunic a "chor ng" que planeaba usar el almacen como centro artistico, sin embargo el abogado de la propietaria rechaz esas afirmaciones. ---nuevos datos fueron revelados por el "fbi" y el departamento de seguridad publica sobre la masacre en una iglesia en texas donde murieron 26 personas y 29 resultaron heridas... ---el sospechoso identificado como "devin patrick kelley" de 26 aÑos de edad recibi 3 disparos, dos por un residente armado y el tercero, el que "devin" disparo en su cabeza... ---las autoridades no descartan que se trate de una venganza por parte de "patrick" en contra de la familia de su ex pareja... --- entre tanto quienes sobrevivieron a esta tragedia apenas logran creer que estn an con vida --- --- "emilio ramos" habl en exclusiva con dos hispanos qu

it happened in the norris green area of the city after a number and say a man has been arrested.oup. more than 300 people were killed, including at least 30 children. no—one has claimed responsibility yet, but egypt's military says it's conducted several airstrikes in response. pakistan's government has asked the army to deploy troops to restore order in the capital, islamabad, after clashes between police and islamist protesters. nearly 200 people have been injured. the demonstrators are demanding the removal of a government minister they accuse of blasphemy. violence has also spread to other cities, including lahore and karachi. a candlelight vigil has been held for the teenager gaia pope a week after her body was found. people gathered in prince albert gardens in dorset to light candles and leave flowers in memory of the 19—year—old, whose

norris said it would be impossible to predict where the bullet would go after it ricochetted off the pavement. the defense says yesterday's testimony is a strong beginning. >> so we have a physical characteristic of an accident. mr. norris has effectively discussed this and debunked the prosecution's theory that this could somehow be an intentional shot. >> the prosecution is charging jose ines garcia zarate with second-degree murder, saying he may not have intented to shoot kate steinle, but he meant to pull the trigger. >> we could get new information on the violent night in the castro district on halloween night. one suspect has life-threatening injuries. this is following a shootout. near 18th and diamond in the early morning hours of november 1st. police say officers approached a parked car and they started firing at them. tonight, sfpd is holding a town hall meeting to give an update on the community and to the community about what's going on. it's set for 6:00 p.m. at the eureka valley recreation center. >>> also happening today, a meeting in sonoma county to discuss ongoing f

norris said the evidence was not consistent with somebody deliberately taking aim. >> we have a physical characteristic of an accident i think today mr. norris effectively discussed this and debunked the prosecution's theory that this could be an intentional shot. >> but the prosecution's koengs is that garcia zairt is guilty of second degree murder because he in fact pulled the trigger on the gun in a public place with reckless disregard for the people on the pier. >> murder in the second degree entails an intent to pull the trigger and additionally to that an act that is inhirntly dangerous. >> reporter: well today's tomorrow contradicts the theory that garcia zarate intentionally pointed the gun at kate steinle intending to shoot her but it leaves open the question of whether or not he pulled the trigger intentionally or picked up the gun in such a way the trigger was pulled without his intenting to pull it. that's the question that the jury will have to decide in order to decide this case. reporting from the hall of justice, mark maukts nbc bay area news. >> thank you mark. >>> a hig

james norrie worked in describe labs, his area of expertise, firearms. first he testified the trigger pull of the gun used to shoot kate steinle was light, the defense has argued the shooting was accidental. >> if someone was to grab it or if it caught an article of clothing it could discharge. >> the defendant told police he found the stolen gun at the.and it went off when he stepped on it. later he admitted to holding the gun wrapped in a piece of cloth and examining it when it went off. the prosecutor had maintained he had the gun with hum all along and aimed it at steinle who was 18 feet away. norris was asked if a person could aim a gun at someone and accurately hit the target if the bullet ricochetted first. not likely he says. >> there's no way to predict a bounce. >> reporter: but prosecutors fired back arguing there is no evidence to show this was an accident. >> murder two was an internal act, ie he pulled the trigger intentionally and in addition to that an inherent malice act. >> in san francisco, lyanne melendez. abc 7 news. >>> two new deve

to bolster its claim that the shooting on pier 14 was accidental. .james norris..the former directorf foresnic services division of the sfpd crime lab first took questions from the defense dealing with the model of the gun used in the killingthat gun was stolen from the car belonging to a federal park ranger just days before the fatal killing of the 32 year old pleasanton native.the forensic expert said the sig sauer p239 has no external safetyand when in what's called single action mode, has a trigger pull equivlant to a child's water pistol.if someone were to try and grab it or if it caught on an article of clothing and we are talking about an extremely light trigger pull of 4 lbs or less, this is commonly understood by law enforcement as a light trigger pull.he told the jury that when testing guns with trigger pulls of 4 pounds or less, he always takes more safety precautions because there's always the possibility of accidental discharge.he also testified that because the bullet ricocheted off the concrete of the pier, it was flattened on one side which causes a bullet to travel i

prosecutors tried to discredit norris by getting him to admit he's being paid for his testimony. (pam) the man accused of the worst mass murder in texas history was shot twice by a civilian... before shooting himself. investigators say, devin patrick kelley had wounds in his leg and torso, when he crashed his s=u=v ten- miles from the scene of the massacre. authorities say, he killed 26 people and injured 20 more ... (steve) in all, that's roughly ten percent of the population of sutherland springs. catherine heenan shows us the impact on a tiny town with deep reservoir of faith. whatever life brings to you, lean on the lord rather than your own understanding. i don't understand but i know my god does.pastor frank pomeroy and his wife were out of town when police say 26=year old devin patrick kelly opened fire from outside the church. among the victims, his 14 year old daughter, annabelle.we lost more than belle yesterday, and one thing that gives me a sliver of encouragement is the fact that belle was surrounded yesterday by her church family that she love

james norrie worked in describe labs, his area of expertise, firearms. first he testified the trigger pull of the gun used to shoot kate steinle was light, the defense has argued the shooting was accidental. >> if someone was to grab it or if it caught an article of clothing it could discharge. >> the defendant told police he found the stolen gun at the.and it went off when he stepped on it. later he admitted to holding the gun wrapped in a piece of cloth and examining it when it went off. the prosecutor had maintained he had the gun with hum all along and aimed it at steinle who was 18 feet away. norris was asked if a person could aim a gun at someone and accurately hit the target if the bullet ricochetted first. not likely he says. >> there's no way to predict a bounce. >> reporter: but prosecutors fired back arguing there is no evidence to show this was an accident. >> murder two was an internal act, ie he pulled the trigger intentionally and in addition to that an inherent inherent inhert >> in san francisco, lyanne melendez. abc 7 news. >>> two new

(vicki) the assistant district attorney tried to discredit norris by getting him to admit he's being his testimony the prosecution maintains that jose garcia zarate pointed the gun at the 32-year-old's direction and pulled the trigger. (grant) pacifica residents will also be voting on measure c tomorrow. the measure deals with rent control... and what to do about a tight housing market. according to an analsys of the measure... it would limit the amount a landlord may increase rents on certain units. the measure would also impose restricions on a landlord's ability to evict... under the measure... a commision of seven people will be responsible for determining rent change. with vote set for tomorrow... both sides are taking a stand. (scott hage, supports meaure c): "it's important thave some stability in community... (cheryl youse, oppses meaure c): ... taking away the rigjht to private land."(grant) residents against measure c say they feel compasion for renters... but they think there is a better solution including building more affordable units in pacifica. yet residents like scot

. >> jim norris who was waiting in the courthouse hallway rating as a rebuttal witness.ver took the stand because of prosecution scrapped its witness, john evans. >> is very surprising. >> reporter: michael cardozo thought evans would counter the claim that the shooting of kate steinle on. 14 in july 2015 was simply an accident. that there it came from the defensive firearms expert a former member of the royal canadian mounted police. >> is not a psychiatrist, dr., psychologist. is limited expertise is in handguns. that is what he should have limited it to. the defense got away with the big one there. >> this is an obvious case of what happened. >> reporter: they contend the bullet didn't go when a straight path so the man couldn't have been aiming at the steinle's. >> this is an easy and that's an easy experiment. this is not nasa. >> that's not how it happens. i have talked to people about him. some don't like him. some say he's not that good an expert. some say he's a hired gun. give him money and he goes in, what do you need.>> reporter: they butted heads in the past

thousands of people deported to siberia it proved a death sentence for many such as members of di norris family she was deported to siberia from the few as a small girl and still today the memories are as painful as ever. they've made a grave for him in the cemetery of their home village of tilt a galley i in lithuania dianora or bunyan's father went missing somewhere in siberia after he was deported to a camp by stalin's henchmen in april nine hundred forty she saw him for the last time. for the children they were all crying terribly and they ran to their fathers. and the women wanted to go to their husbands. but the soldiers just pushed them away. dianora take sisterhood and shows as the few photos from that time here the memories are so fresh it seems like it all happened just yesterday. nora her mother and her little brother were separated from their father at the train station. they crossed the soviet union in cattle cars trucks and on fort thousands of kilometers later they reach the altai region of siberia a little brother died along the way. they lived in barracks in the forest t

. >> reporter: jeff norris, he said we can alert residents county wide even if some can evacuate. some counties don't have access to it and others don't know how to use it. >> san jose could ask city counties to warn residents. all those systems required those residents to sign up. we learned in sonoma county, 3% signed up. santa clara only 4% and san mateo of 9%. >> as for the 22 year veteran of the nevada police department is unsure where he will spent his retirement after building a life in this home since 1977. >> so many neighborhoods were just devastating. >> that was vicky nguyen reporting. >>> we wanted to help out. we set outside shelters and began answering questions about insurance and all those claims. we responded to another knee ma. we handed them out for free. >>> the recovery process can be stressful and confusing. chris chmura takes a look at the steps that people can take right now. >> right now it is vital that you start a journal of what's happening for insurance purposes. you must keep a record every time you and your insurance and you make the contact. you sh

a former s-f-p-d forensic expert james norris testified that the trigger on the gun is sensitive.assistant district attorney tried to discredit norris by getting him to admit he's being paid for his testimony ( james ) the f-b-i is offering up to 20-thousand dollars for information on a series of cold case murders. they happened between 2005 and 20-11 across oakland and richmond. in 2005... sean mc-clellan and la-corey brooks were shot and killed in richmond. in 2009... nguyen ngo was shot to death in oakland. in 20-10... nehemiah lewis (nay-uh-my-uh) was also shot and killed in oakland. and less than a year later... andrew henderson junior was shot to death in oakland. ( darya ) a man who was stabbed over the weekend in mountain view has died. we told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. jan neal was arrested on saturday night. he is accused of stabbing a man in downtown mountain view. police say they ordered neal to stop attacking the 55 year-old man but he wouldn't let up. officers were then forced to use a taser. the name of the victim has not been releas

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norris town, watch for some construction, between lafayette boulevard, we are losing some lanes thereby now, you head out the door, you should be used to that. watching this, closed on the eastbound side. you are not going to be able to get by that scene anyway. it will divert you off to the vine tree expressway. so about 5 ch:00, that'll clear until we start to see any movement there. i will keep my eyes for you in about 10 minutes. >>> homicides in philadelphia are climbing. the vast majorities are committed with guns. >> we got exclusive access to doctors saving lives. he will have stories you will see throughout the day here on nbc 10. >> reporter: as the sound of sirens echo on the streets, we watch lifesavers springing into action. the hospital treats dozens of gunshot victims each year and mod te modern medicine is saving for lives. doctors say the nature of our gun epidemics have changed. >> we look at how folks are turned into first responders. >> that could be life saving. >> we need the victim of the epidemic. >> it puts me back to where i was. >> whether they'll be back or

james norris was one of them. >> people at crime laboratory who probably know what i know and why they weren't called, i don't know. >> reporter: shell casings found on the ground show the gunman running uphill in the neighborhood, contradicting the testimony of a witness. evans also lied under oath about reading an important ballistics study done by the san francisco police department. alleging civil rights violation, heard in federal court in oakland. >>> group of african-american employees at tesla filed suit claiming that production floor is quote, a hotbed of racist behavior. although tesla stands out as groundbreaking company at forefront of the electric car revolution, standard operating procedure at tesla factory is pre-civil rights era. worker fired after complained of harass m. claimed that regularly used n word around him and other black employees at fremont plant. no response from tesla so far. >>> following sexual harassment allegations. draper, fisher jurvetson steve jurvetson is out of the company he helped found. issued a statement on twitter saying he's leaving the fir

norris was asked if person could aim a gun at someone and accurately hit the tarkt if the bullet ricocheted first. not likely he responded. once it hits the pavement, bullet loses accuracy. he's facing murder two charges. >> intentional act, ie, pull the trigger intentionally. and in addition, inherently dangerous act where malice can be implied based on behavior. >> defense is expected to wrap up by end of the week. san francisco, abc7 news. >>> san francisco man isification charges after police found illegal drugs. aljandro alvarez sold meth and heroin, served the warrant and this photo shows some of what they found. 70 pounds of meth, two pounds of heroin and more than $4,600 in cash. estimated street value at least $1.5 million. >>> new at 5:00, many bay area cities still trying to figure out rules for legalized marijuana. melanie woodrow with the latest from city hall. >> reporter: this is a packed meeting and still happening as far as we know right now. supervisors considering rules to restrict where the dispensaries could be located in certain neighborhoods. lot of people at this mee

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but they say he was shot on norris street. police are looking at a car with a number of bullet holes. there are no arrests. >>> police say another shooting may have happened during an attempted robbery in frankfurt. the 24-year-old victim was shot while sitting inside his suv around 2:00 a.m. he's now in stable condition. >>> and this morning police are trying to figure out who stabbed a man in the head inside a home in west philadelphia. officers were called to the home on master street just before midnight where they found the 37-year-old victim. he was rushed to the hospital where he's now listed in stable condition. >>> a chester county community is coming together to help the family of a missing mother. anna vanished april 10th after leaving her home. last night a fund-raiser was held. the money will be split between the messing parents and rescue team which is helping the family. friends and family say she always spent the holidays with her parents. >> it's horrible to think that the annual trip they took together won't

sky 7 was over homes in san ramon's norris canyon where two dozen wild pigs have struck 20 properties. >> pretty good size pigs. they get to 4 or 500 pounds. >> reporter: the homeowners association held an emergency meeting about what to do about the renegade pigs which breed and live in nearby open space. the hoa on the west side will use an eco-friendly means to degrub turf to keep the pigs away. >> hopefully that will do it. >> reporter: it's not the first time the wild pigs have feasted in this neighborhood. they were here in 2013 and now they are back for seconds. in san ramon, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> apple is working on a software update for their new iphone x. the screen can become unresponsive in freezing weather. apple says the touch function is designed to work in a range of 32 to 95 degrees. apple has not said when a patch will be ready. >> i freeze up when it's cold weather. i need something. mike, we've got cold weather this morning, maybe some showers? >>> yeah, definitely. we're not below 32 degrees so we don't have to worry about matt becoming the tin man or an

. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," actor chuck norris is suing several health care companiess wife was poisoned during the use of mri scans. >>> since returning from space in september record-breaking astronaut peggy whitson shares a note to her younger self. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> breaking a deadly hit-and-run and we're live on the scene. >> new allegations of sexual misconduct, this time against a candidate for the u.s. senate. >> grab your coat. get your hat. mother nature gives us a needing preview of winter. how low will the temperatures go? today is friday, november 10, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. funny thing it is not that cold but it will apparently get colder throughout the day. katie will explain all of that and meisha of course here, too >> looking outside like we mentioned, the hit-and-run. some sad news coming out of the traffic report, more coming in a little bit. hopefully the roads stay okay? >> okay in that way

we're told a man was shot in the leg at 30th and norris streets just after midnight.d susquehanna. from there he was taken to temple hospital. luckily he is expected to to be okay. >>> 8:04. bizarre investigation underway in center city. police say a man fell down an elevator shaft at one franklin plaza from the 23rd floor. it happened at 2:00 this morning. he was rush to hahnemann hospital. no word yet on his condition or how this even happened. >>> across the river in new jersey, fire crews were called out to balance flames early this morning in pennsauken. it happened at a home on cove road. now, thankfully, crews were able to put out the fire in just under 30 minutes. seven people have been displaced because of the fire. they are being taken care of by the red cross. ♪ >>> new details out of northeast ohio. a deadly shooting involving several children. cleveland police say six children were shot last night, one of them has tragically died. police say the victims are all boys that ranged from 12 years old to 16 years old. it appears that the boys ran into another g

big game in the nfc norris division as it's often called. detroit won last year, 16-13. lions have won four straight on thanksgiving. that streak ends today. minnesota 24, detroit 20 >> okay. the analyst predicting a break in the streak. >> absolutely, thank you, jack. >> no worries. >> the second course on the menu has san diego's prodigal team, the chargers, facing the cowboys. the chargers coming off an embarrassing loss to the bills. they beat the bills. >> it was embarrassing for the bills. >> embarrassing for the bills, which they intercepted five passes in the first half and scored 54 points. >> dallas has lost its last two games both without star running back, ezekiel elliott. the cowboys have some problems as well. what do you think? >> cowboys got offensive problems. 16 points in their last two games. l.a., tough defense. 30 sacks on the year, a long day quarterback dak prescott. l.a. 28, cowboys 16. >> even america's team on america's holiday? >> america's team, see ya. >> happy thanksgiving to that. finally, the redskins will host their first-ever thanksgivin

. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," actor chuck norris is suing several health care companieshis wife was poisoned by a chemical used during mri scans. we'll have the details. >>> and since returning from space in september record-breaking astronaut peggy whitson shares a note to her younger self. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> all right. we made it. as we take a live look at the bay bridge it morning, it is tgif, thank god it's friday, friday, november 10th, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego! >> we made it. >> counting down the days until monday! >> i think the week went by fast. >>> scattered showers to start the day tapering off as the day goes on. showers in petaluma, light showers, rohnert park, santa rosa, as well. we'll talk about what to talk about the weekend coming up. >>> we are tracking slowdowns for drivers heading along westbound 580 heading to

norris>> translato norristown, watch for construction work, closed in between schuylkill and main street. that's what the strip is here. that will last until 6:00. another 45 minutes or so. also watching 422. drive times okay, on the eastbound side, 29 to the schuylkill, speeds there also into the 60s. back to you. >>> 5:11. toxic, predatory, crude. those are the new allegations against kevin spacey this morning from co-workers on his hit netflix show. >>> and no one is immune to new jersey's distracted driving crackdown. we have video this morning of governor chris christie's wife getting pulled over in the initiative ordered by her husband. >>> and did you wake up wishing you just had one extra hour of sleep? you're about to get a few extra answers. more on falling back this weekend. been exposed as a double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's

but some of have already began diving into the fixings scenes your at the norris square commune is thecelebrated with life mew zig and dancing and holiday meal. 135 seniors celebrated with hill bit of a twist. the themes latino inspired because a lot of these seniors are part of the hispanic community. >>> in your health tonight, before you mix upper per minute snaps into your cocoa turns out certain booze affects your mood differently. nearly 30,000 people found that half of those who drink red win feel sexier after a glass. [ laughter ] >> two out of the five beer drinkers felt more confident maybe a little bloated though. i made up the last part. apparently hard liquor is behind the wildest mood swings. fyi just as the holiday unfold as hot of folks hitting the rotor tonight for the holiday what a different picture on the ben franklin parkway with another round of closures slated soon in preparation for the big thanksgiving parade. earlier more cars were getting through of course and it look like your holiday could get off to chilly start. i'm just going back to the booze. >> i was

maureen kelly was in the courtroom as the defense brought its first witnesses to the stand. .james norristor of foresnic services division of the sfpd crime lab first took questions from the defense dealing with the model of the gun used in the killingthat gun was stolen from the car belonging to a federal park ranger just days before the fatal killing of the 32 year old pleasanton native.the forensic expert said the sig sauer p239 has no external safetyand when in what's called single action mode, has a trigger pull equivlant to a child's water pistol.if someone were to try and grab it or if it caught on an article of clothing and we are talking about an extremely light trigger pull of 4 lbs or less, this is commonly understood by law enforcement as a light trigger pull.he told the jury that when testing guns with trigger pulls of 4 pounds or less, he always takes more safety precautions because there's always the possibility of accidental discharge.he also testified that because the bullet ricocheted off the concrete of the pier, it was flattened on one side which causes a bullet to tra

police say he was shot in the leg around 12:30 in the 3,000 block of norris street. he was taken to temple hospital for treatment where his didn't is not yet known at this time. police have not release add eye motive for shoeing. >>> mosque massacre in egypt is being called deadliest attack ever by extremist, in that region. at lee 235 people were killed in the horrific attack, 130 people injured. witnesses heard explosions inside the mosque as people gathered to pray yesterday. there are reports that the attackers stood by the door to deliver at lee, three people who tried to escape the building and they fired on ambulance is arriving to help. no one has claimed responsibility, but the strike happened in the north, region where there is a large isis presence. egypt's president vowed to restore security and avenge those who were killed. president donald trump condemned the attack and called egypt's president to discuss it. >>> back here in the u.s., there are new signs former national security advisor michael flynn may be cutting a deal with special council robert mu

thousands of people deported to siberia it proved a death sentence for many such as members of di norris family she was deported to siberia from the few ania as a small girl and still today the memories are as painful as ever. they've made a grave for him in the cemetery of their home village of tilt a galley eye in lithuania dianora or bunyan's father went missing somewhere in siberia after he was deported to a camp by stalin's henchmen in april nine hundred forty she saw him for the last time. for you know the children they were all crying terribly and they ran to their father. you know women wanted to go to their husbands. but the soldiers just pushed them away. dianora take says to her dad and shows us the few photos from that time here the memories are so fresh it seems like it all happened just yesterday. nora her mother and her little brother were separated from their father at the train station they crossed the soviet union in a cattle cars trucks and on fort thousands of kilometers later they reach the altai region of siberia a little brother died along the way. they lived in ba

norris effectively discussed this and debunked the prosecution theory that this could somehow be an intentional shot. >> the prosecution is charging garsa zarate with second degree murder saying he may not have intended to shoot steinle but he intentionally pulled the trigger. >>> on the peninsula law enforcement officers are on alert after somebody stole wpen as and hundreds of rounds of ammunition from a an officer cars. in the tender line district. the officer is from the san mateo county sheriffs department on lean to the joint task force. thieves smashed a window and stole a rival a shotgun. and 800 rounds of ammunition. as a new law in january required officers to lock down weapons in the trunks. the lawmaker who wrote the bill said officers may need stronger sanctions. >> if there is a violation of a good strong policy of securing weapons then there should be sanctions applied. it can't be business at usual. and that's with it seems like. >> investigators aren't saying if the weapons were locked nnlds the trunk or whether he was on or off duty. coming up tonight on the 6:00 newscasts wha

volunteers at norris square park planted new trees, painted small murals and rake leaves. >>> well, took them a year but popular convenient store in havertown has finally reopened swiss farms officially reopened today, the store was closed last year when its silo collapsed during a win storm. t

. >> reporter: today it was the defense's turn bringing in james norris, former head of san francisco's police lab, who testified that the stolen pistol was fully loaded, had no safety and that steinle was hit by a ricocheted bullet. >> we've been able to establish through expert testimony physical characteristics of an accident. >> reporter: the expert, however, also testified that even without a safety it would be unlikely that the gun would have gone off even if dropped and that the trigger had to be pulled either on purpose or by accident. >> essentially the expert said that the gun would not spontaneously go off and that the trigger would have had to have been pulled. >> reporter: the defense counters that even in zarate accidentally pulled the trigger when he picked up what he thought was a bundle of clothing lying at his feet, he had no intention of harming anyone. >> it ricocheted off the ground, traveled at about a 2- degree angle to hit ms. steinle. >> reporter: and again next evidence is going to center around possibly how the gun got on the pier. the district attorney is con