tank up oned fuel top, very early stages. in a few minutes, we will go up to the other hangar where we have a curtiss pusher built the same year as this airplane was. you will see the big differences especially when we talk about the ailerangs. the right brothers -- wright brothers were very exact. they were involved with the patent against curtis for his invention, claiming it infringed on their patent. the rights had taken the airplane over to europe in 1908, demonstrated it there, and europeans who had flown before were amazed. war, as world war i began , the startup of the thing, the theirooked upon it as development, very quiet to what had been going on in europe recently. the wright brothers flight -- fight in the courts. the u.s. government bought the right patent for the flying machine for one dollar, and after that, the patent flight for wing warping went away. and then it began from there on in. , it wasticular airplane a tight like this. this is a replica. they could fly coast-to-coast. there was a big contest with

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on it. >> reporter: if those pull out wins, probably keep control of the senate but if democrats come out on top, it will be a rise to power fueledggie in new hampshire, katie mcginty in pennsylvania and tammy duckworth in illinois. all assured after this debate moment. >> i had forgotten your parents came all the way from thailand to serve george washington. >> reporter: senator mark kirk forced to say he was sorry for those racially charged remarks. >> we hope enough voters split their tickets to help republican candidat candidates. >> reporter: look money, right, some $344 million has been spent on just the top five senate races. that is an extraordinary amount of money. >> hallie jackson, good to see you. see you at 1:00. >>> up for grabs in arizona, the clinton camp deploying tim kaine to deliver his speech. - in 2013, i was working three jobs bartending, sharing a ten by ten room, struggling. i rent this place and then i started home sharing. my roommates help out all the time. they are glad to meet the guests and that opportunity that airbnb has given me is such a priceless gift. i was able to take three months off to take

one who knows who the finalists are. meanwhile, a source with close knowledge of the transition says that kushner could likely end up with a top national security clearance as a key adviser to trump. fueling concerns over nepotism and a potential conflict of interest as kushner's wife, ivanka, will manage trump's empire. a potential roadblock for one of trump's top contender for secretary of state, former new york mayor rudy giuliani. according to sources, giuliani's lucrative consulting form is being looked over by trump's transition teams whether his business ties would complicate his confirmation. >> i think it is worrisome some of the ties to foreign governments because that was a big complaint about many of us with hillary clinton. >> reporter: meantime, donald trump breaking protocol, again, as president-elect. ditching his press pool of oreporters, for a late night steak dinner with his family tuesday. president-elect protective press pool goes everywhere he goes and it's not only a matter of media access here, it's a matter of national security. if something were to happen to the president-elect and in donald trump's case there is still not a true and formal press pool set up, pop

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brady's top target rob row while gronk's running mate was also brent after sitting out yesterday with ankle and shoulder injuries. patriots on the fuel injury report with matthew slator, the only player already ruled out. missing practice is never ideal but tom brady understands injuries are part of the game. >>> i always prefer practicing. but if you can't practice a then you can't practice and like you said you do the best you can do when you get out there, do the best you can do. >>> like i said, everyone is dealing with bumps and browses so it's just part of football. it's football season and i'm not the open one dealing with them. there air lot of guys dealing with a lot of stuff and certainly in our locker room so just part of the game. >> anchor: for the first time since he was surprisingly left at home last weekend while his teammates traveled to san francisco, he broke his silence today addressing the first she admitted there is always room for ilprofit and remaining upbeat. >>> i'm positive. there is great energy around here. there are things i have to work on to get better on the field. >> reporter: there wasn't sleeping i

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top of the hour. >> braking news on "eyewitness news", flames tearing through several homes in trenton, multiple evacuations as the winds fuels this blaze, we're live at the scene. >>> and just thought we would warn you before go outside. you can call it philadelphia. the gusty wind and lower temperatures are making life miserable, how much longer it will last. >> it is therefore the touchdown. >> and, hopeless in seattle in the battle of the birds. the eagles come up short against the seahawks. i didn't bring in my suit today. today is monday, november 21, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and prior keeping an eye on things this morning, maybe miserable shall -- >> you guys are bringing owl starts of good news, thanks. >> today was not worthy of this suit, not worthy. >> aren't we all better for it? >> we better not laugh. we know they won't be happy today. good morning, happen monday. right now because of the windy conditions that came, we have a lot going on on the roadways, couple of downed trees, we'll get to that in a little bit. >> not shock by. that will wind gusts in the 30's, 40's in some sp

fueled fryers. thanksgiving has more home cooking fires than any other day all day long. stay in the kitchen the whole time there is food on the stove top and never leave a prior unattended. >>> the turkey might be the star today something else. according to google trends wine store is the most searched food and drink topic in massachusetts today. now, to be fair, it's also the most searched term in connecticut and rhode island and to the north in new hampshire they're just looking for liquor stores. hey they're hard to find on the holidays here. >> that they are. >>> up next the patriots lending a hand for the holidays. >> why the craft for kids is >>> well, a big hand for the patriots who want to help your kids have fun this thanksgiving. players like tom brady, rob gronkowski and dan me amendola traced their hands. fans can download the sketches and turn them into turkeys. . >> yeah, but one player is raising some eyebrows. if you a weird shaped pinky right there on the left side of your screen. those are apparently really his fingers. >> so he's like how does he catch any balls if his fingers look like this? >> no idea. it looks lik

we will stay on top of this breaking story out of colombia evacuations are under way as a massive fire fighter threatens the downtown of gatlinburg. it is fueled by strong wind and shelters have been set up for people who can't get out of gatlinburg. officials think that the fire was intentionally set over weekend and they are investigating it as arson. more than 30 buildings have been destroyed but no reports of deaths or injuries. >>> developing this morning, one pso rollover crash in east boston. it happened late last night along route 1 a and route 185. you can see in the video that the car rolled over. the road was closed for several hours as police reinvestigated. we are working to find out from police if any other cars were involved. we will update you on any developments throughout the morning. >>> a man was hospitalized with serious burns after walking out of his home on fire. investigators are crediting it happened in tewksbury. fire fighters were first called to the house around 7:00 last night and then had to return again after 10:00 to put out a hot spot. an 84-year-old man was air-lifted to the hospital after running outside with

fueling speculation about a top cabinet post. >>> a soggy night across the region. don't put the rain gear away. a second dose of wet weather is on the horizon. there could be a rumble of thunder in late november. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. let's get over to kate tracking the next system as it moves closer. >> and guys it almost feels like we're out of the woods. we had the heaviest rain through midday hours today, that has now shifted offshore. you can see skies have started to clear a bit behind that but what's clearing skies, i am concerned about fog development he through overnight. pockets of dense fog expected before round two gets here. here is round two. producing some heavy rain and even nasty thunderstorms overportions of tennessee into alabama. and this stretches to the gulf coast. where it's drawing moisture. a lot of moisture. this will produce two rounds of wet weather tomorrow. as far as today is concerned, we picked up 1.02 inches in philadelphia. most daily rainfall we've gotten since sent 19th. we haven't had a wash-out of a day like this in quite some time. you can how warm it is as

on fuel,ved subsidies raised interest rates by a whopping 300 basis points. of those measures, egypt is also set to top the bond market. to cairo to sit down with the finance minister and i that mighthen happen. >> progress is going very, very well. our even beyond expectations, especially when it comes through the floatation of the currency. feedback and the results that we have seen so far are ofy encouraging, in terms really returning back the markets, the foreign currency market, into the official market, rather than having it in was very market, which harming to the economy. the results so far are very positive. the central bank and the banking sector, they are doing a great job so far in addressing that. >> so by the momentum of conversion, i understand billion hasy $3 been converted. is that momentum gathering? is that growing? and it isathering basically -- the central bank and the banking system are including all stakeholders into the system. and we knew all the way that this was going to take time but the performance so far is great. >> minister, i know that you -- i don't talk about currency

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fueling flames' -- in 'western' north carolina. the 'latest' on the fire fight. and - 'softening stance'. the "obamacare bombshell" -- from president-elect "donald - trump." eyewitness news starts right now. several breaking stories right of the top tonight - first -- we begin with reports of shots fired and a large law enforcement presence in a wake county neighborhood. good evening everyone. i'm tisha powell. and i'm steve daniels. it's 'unfolding' right now on "mclaurin lane"... off 'sunset lake road' -- in the 'ballentine neighborhood' -- in fuquay-varina. dejuanhoggard is live near the scene with an update. dejuan? large police woman called 911 when cops arrived, shots fired. person who was hit -deceased late 20s or early 30's 2 kids carried out of the home sitting in ems truck also 'breaking' right now - in 'raleigh' - a 'suspicious device' -- that 'shut down' -- part of did 'not' pose a threat. a '9-1-1 caller' said -- he "thought" the object looked like a "pipe bomb"... near a 'gas line' -- next to the "n- and-o building". police 'blocked off' -- the 200 block of 'south salisbury street' - around 7-thirty. the bomb squad -- came in and took the device away. it's since been determined -- it did 'not' contain any dangerous

on the top of the flames to contain it. this has been going on for about two hours, starting at 2:45 this morning near the west ramona expressway. we are told that there's obviously fuel for the fire from the wooden pallets but there was an explosion from poe pane inside the yard. that's the latest from knbc as we continue to follow that situation. >>> 5:14 right now. caltrain's effort to go green is ramping up. that means there may be some inconveniences for people living nearby. caltrain is launching preliminary work on its electrification conversion plan. actual construction won't begin until next year. it will take at least three years to complete. between now and february crews will be testing soils and cables along the tracks primarily during the overnight hours. >>> a followup, pg&e lost the bid to have the judge toss its criminal convictions tied to shoddy record keeping. in august jurors found pg&e guilty on six criminal counts, including obstruction of justice tied to the deadly san bruno explosion. yesterday the judge denied the request to throw out all six verdicts. pg&e is facing a maximum $3 million penalty after prosecutors requested much larger fines b

fueling speculation about a top cabinet post. >>> a soggy night across the region. don't put the rain gear away. a second dose of wet weather is on the horizon. there could be a rumble of thunder in late november. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. let's get over to kate tracking the next system as it moves closer. >> and guys it almost feels like we're out of the woods. we had the heaviest rain through midday hours today, that has now shifted offshore. you can see skies have started to clear a bit behind that but what's clearing skies, i am concerned about fog development he through overnight. pockets of dense fog expected before round two gets here. here is round two. producing some heavy rain and even nasty thunderstorms overportions of tennessee into alabama. and this stretches to the gulf coast. where it's drawing moisture. a lot of moisture. this will produce two rounds of wet weather tomorrow. as far as today is concerned, we picked up 1.02 inches in philadelphia. most daily rainfall we've gotten since sent 19th. we haven't had a wash-out of a day like this in quite some time. you can how warm it is as

on the northbound side spilling about 20 gallons of diesel fuel and ten gallons of unleaded. it took crews a couple of hours to clean up the mess. >>> and beautiful across the valley. 77 officially what we topped out at at the airport. 72 the average. and the record for today 8 # degrees. a beautiful -- 88 degrees. a beautiful afternoon. looking towards desert ridge. if you're doing shopping later on once the sun sets these temperatures will be mid-60s by 8:00. clear skies at 11:00. lows tonight around 51 here in phoenix which means many spots cool one. headed into the upper # 0s as we -- 70s as we get into the friday forecast. sunny skies. tempe 77. some very big changes coming up to our weekend forecast. a lot to talk about minutes away. >>> new information on a crash from yesterday on the 17 in north phoenix. the man killed keith floyd mosier. a truck pulling a trailer blew a tire and hurt. >>> the man accused of putting a gilbert neighborhood on lockdown. it was breaking news yesterday. a mugshot of tracy mcvoy. you can see video you'll only see here. our team is there as chandler police into custody that. day believe he's a suspect -- they believe he's a suspect in two robberies. >>> no d

fuel further problems. this is a house of cards in this region built on sand, inherently unstable and on top of that in thism region you have concerns about what they've heard president trump or flex trump saying on the campaign trail so so they want that crackdown on isis. how he goes about it is the really big question. those concerns as well. inherently how stable is he going to be erratic or not? those are going to be the issues they're looking at here, wolf. >> on the campaign trail trump said he would end all syrian refugee immigration to the united states. elise, donald trump has been speaking about building a wall, mexico will pay for it. you've been speaking to diplomats. what's the reaction you're getting that donald trump is president-elec president-elect. >> there's a lot of anxiety. mexicans feel there's a history of discrimination of their country, this peeled back the veil, allowed it to be okay so there's concern about what it will do to the economy. you see the peso is falling. there's a concern about what will happen to these immigrants and some of these documented workers that do go back

some of the fuel may have goten into a storm drain in the area. so we're going to stay on top of this. it's going to get more information about what may have cause thdz accident in the first place. we'll be sure to bring it to you. live in chelsea, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: thank you, vicki. police are searching for the driver you see in this video. police say he ran over man. the whole thing was caught on camera. we've actually stilled that right there. police say they found the car. they're looking for who was behind the wheel. here's 7's jennifer eagan. jen? >> jennifer: christa, good morning. witnesses told police that driver did not stop at all, just kept on going down north main street. as you mention, police believe they found the car involved. they have not made an arrest. the 25-year-old victim crosses north main street in brockton, pausing the moment before he was hit. it happened around 1:30 friday women went to help the man in the street while his friends looked on. >> we hope that this guy can make it. >> jennifer: the hit-and-run

fueling the flames. it is 5:??: time now to find out what's happening on the roads - with our traffic". no closed captioning is no no closed captioning is in california stayed perched on top a power pole.. this morning, he has finally come down.. this is fatboy. he was stuck on top of a 45-foot power pole for more than a week... his owner says they think fatboy was scared by a dog so he scurried right up to the top of that pole. and listen to this... while crews worked to rescued the cat. the electric company had to cut power to a family is waking up this morning very happy with one of their four-legged family members back at home. over the weekend we told you about this little yorkie named bella being snatched from her yard. this morning she is safe and sound back at home. her family says they got a call from someone who said they found her by the road and took her in. they didn't know who she belonged to, until they saw the story on t-v. bella's family says they are very happy to have her back home. kia is recalling tens of thousands of suv's... what you need to know - to make sure your vehicle is safe.. and - big news for black friday shoppers.. for the first time ?eve

top of the hour. >> if you like italian food, you're going to want to s restaurants our viewers say are sean: now on "daybreak," fueled up on turkey and ready to shop. people across the granite state hit black friday deals. haley: when we start to dry out and warm up. >> we are trapped. sean: firefighters rescued to people trapped inside a burning building in manchester. fighting the drug crisis in new hampshire. the safe station program gets a major milestone. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." sean: good morning. i hope you had a great holiday, filling up on turkey.

fuel or specioused an electrical probably before it crashed. >> reporter: a plane carrying 81 people including a top brazilian soccer team crashed just before 10:00 p.m. onpproach to columbia. a handful of people appear to have survived. it includes at least one soccer player rushed to the hospital with severe injuries. pictures show twisted metal wreckag wreckage. flight radar shows the plane circling repeatedly before finally going down. they say the only way to reach the plane was to drive a 4x4 back wards in a muddy track. the plane circled the airport many times. the pilot told of electrical problems on board. one journalist said he was surprised the plane was allowed to fly in such bad weather. a facebook video on the team's site shows an excited team preparing to play in the first leg of a match. play has now been suspended. at least 15 journalists also reportedly traveling on the plane. it is a fairy tale success story. despite being underdogs they made the big time after quite a few years in the wilderness. >> the team posted a statement saying quote may got accompany our athletes, officials, journalists and other guests traveling with our deleg

on top of this lombbia and when we get the latest information, we will bring it here. >>> evacuations are under that by tennessee as a massive wildfire in the downtown gatlinburg area. it is being fueled by strong winds land continue top grow. shelters have been set up for those who can't get out of town. they believe the fire was intentionally set over the weekend and they are investigating it as arson. so far more than 30 buildings have been destroyed but no reports of deaths or injuries. >>> developing this morning, rollover crash in east boston. it happened along route 1 a and route 145. you can see in the video, the car rolled over. the road was closed for several hours overnight while police investigated but it has reopened in the past 30 minutes. >>> it is now 4:33. after a meeting with school leaders, parents at a local charter school say they are no closer to getting answers of a reported sexual assault on board a school bus. we told but this last week. a 6-year-old boy is accused of spoke to christine mccarthy about her push for more information. >> my child is not safe here. no one's child is safe here. >> reporter: parents furious leaving a meeting at boston renaissance ch

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on the way to the airport at medellin. it was not clear what caused >>> a fire emergency is forcing evacuations in and around g atlinburg, tennessee. the fires have been fueled by strong wind gusts, topping 70 miles per hour. this is a video from facebook posted by a hotel employee. they were posting later that they were rescued. and many people are driving by the flames on their way out of town. >>> rain will bring relief to firefighters in western north carolina this week. meanwhile, they've already gained the upper hand on the horton fire near blowing rock, now 85% contained. volunteers were released to go back to their regular jobs. the horton fire has burned 1400 acres so far. >>> and near lake lure is 40% contained. this time lapse shows how the fire grew on 12 acres on november 5 to 7100 acres on november 18th when the firefighters started to get it under control and stop the progress. >>> a homicide investigation is under way in durham. this happened last night before eaved. avenue. the victim's name was not released. >>> a man is in the hospital after he was hit on the road in johnston county on cover goods road between the river wood community and the arthur lock. lodge. a driv

fueled by drought and dry conditions. a full report coming up. those are some of the top stories we're following on this tuesday, november 15th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you all as we begin the half hour with president obama's striking an optimistic tone about donald trump despite having repeatedly portrayed him as unfit for the presidency in the campaign trail. >> since the electi president said he hopes president-elect trump will make things better so we can all benefit. he urged americans to give trump a chance to rise to his speedome responsibilities, but made it clear the temperament could be a problem. >> i think what'll happen with the president-elect is there's going to be certain elements of his temperament that will not serve him well unless he recognizes them and corrects them. refusing to weigh in on the fire storm of his decision to name steve bannon as a top adviser. >> tom llamas has more on the backlash over that choice. >> reporter: inside trump tower, one of the president-elect's top advisers now the story. steven bannon, former chairman of

top of his list. he mayse will he do -- try to ease the squeeze on households. we have a bout of inflation coming next year. a freeze on fuele. in the u.k., we have a freeze on working age benefits. households are very the brunt of that higher inflation. a more outlandish policy would be to cancel that for a couple of years. and provide a boost to the household sector. vonnie: that would be controversial, is there any danger there will be a backlash from people who voted this government and? >> i think anytime you get a fiscal outlay, people welcome it. the thing to remember next year is that households will be squeeze quite a lot and there is a high inflation coming through because of the depreciation in sterling. i think people will welcome that as a policy if he chose to go with it. it is very expensive. outlandish more policy that he will go with but there will be some sweetness from what he has named the jam. -- those policies for those people are possible but it will not be a large fiscal outlay because of that deterioration in the public. mark: everything based on the office of the budget forecasts. intriguingt will

fuel to the critics. >> they thought obamacare was a mistake. >> the majority leader doubled down on the president elect's plan to gut obamacare stating it will be a toppriority. california could stand to lose more federal funding than any other state. billions annually, according to a study. innings commissioner -- insurance commissioner points out repealing it could lead to denial of coverage for preexisting conditions among other benefits, those without aca plans, but at the core of obamacare is federal funding. so how does that impact it? >> covered california doesn't provide a penny to california. >> it operates like a business. like any business, covered california needs customers to sustain and the reason they come is for the federal tax credit, by makes policies purchased through covered california essentially cheaper than buying them from the insurer. >> the tax credit that helps those enrolled are vital to make it affordable. >> there may be little inseptemberrive to join -- incentive to join. >> it is important to note that republicans do plan to repeal and replace obamacare and insurancers say they are committed to continuous coverage duri

fuel costs as well. and of course making money from aircraft leasing on top of all that. >> if you look at the numbers, net income, $79 million. a record 87%, rising six points from a year ago. we heard from tony fernandez, he expects an even better q4. that, talk about oil. as you said, it tumbled 22%. that means lower fuel expenses. fuel traditionally the biggest cost for any airline. air asia has reason to be the list. it's positioning itself as a digital carrier. 2017 will be exciting. it plans to boost in-flight wi-fi services which it says will translate to more income. investors are buying into that story. look at how air asia shares have been trading. date versusear to the k lti, which tumbled 68% during that time. say buy recommendation or hold air asia shares. so it's looking good for air asia at this time. apiece there telling us how they make more money out of leasing than actually selling tickets. article.eresting leasing business is moneymaking. it makes more money for air asia than anything else it does. it often loses money on see sales. it doesn't make that much from baggage or in-flight m

on top of that, each state runs machines. hackers could still cause plenty of trouble on election day. any attempt to hack the vote would add fuel to where there's already a tremendous amount of mistrust in the election. >> that they disrupt the reporting information, people will imply you can't trust the results. they will say you can't trust the results. >>laura: but perhaps the biggest threat for the average american is hackers getting access to voter data bases and that's their personal information. this is already happening in several states. >>russell: while hacking is illegal, did you know that trading your vote is not? you can freely trade your vote to someone in another state and it's perfectly legal. several vote swapping websites and apps have popped up in a few weeks. they allow republicans and democrats to trade their votes to third party supporters in key battle grounds, giving each of them a stake in a state that could have a greater impact. it it took seven years for a judge to say that vote swapping is protected as a form of free speech. >>laura: during the contentious election season, many people are stopping b

create better fuel efficiency and enable censor to cloud security which can stop hijackers from hijacking your data, maybe your car. now that they are buying linear tech, they will be one of the top two makers for industrial, automotive and communications. vincent rose, the ceo, told us, ours is a customer value creation journey, 51 years in the making. we have the intellectual capital and a talented passionate and engaged team at adi to help serve our customers needs today and well into the future. when the linear deal closes, it will be a free cash flow unmatched in the industry. last week, we inaugurated matt clemmer into the "mad money" diversified his offerings and sold to qualcomm. we saw the ceo of the old company when they bought broadcom. now, analogue devices are on the same course and the analog companies have to catch up much the stock has more room to run even after today's 4.4% rally. the rally that comes from taki estimates down only to beat them the next time. this is the second tier of such surprise. both dollar tree and cracker barrel disappointed the last time out. back in august, when dollar tree realized it was in a battle for market share not with dollar gen

on the news. >> here are the top stories we're following for you. two freight trains crashed and derailed in florida this morning, injuring two people and spilling thousands of gallons of fuelusing an environmental crisis there. it happened in the northern part of florida and 20 railcars overturned there. are some conflicting report as to how much diesel fuel was spilled, ranging from 3,000 gallons to as much as 15,000 gallons. one train had nonhazardous phosphate rock. the other was hauling coal. the cause is under investigation. >>> back here at home, police are searching for a man who tried to break into a home in los altos. it was reported at 4:30 this morning near saint charles court next to montclair elementary school. according to police, two men tried to break into the home in the area. when the police responded, they tased and captured a man. the other suspect took off. the police set up a perimeter and searched the neighborhood for about two hours. no luck. no description of the suspect has been released as of yet. if you have any information, get in contact with the police. >>> those are just a couple of our morning headlines from the news room. mike, sal, gasia,