pang. >> he was only 42 and relatively thin. you had to kind of wonder what -- [ chuckles ] ...what was behind this. >> mr. pang was under electronic monitoring, and they saw his bracelet when they took him to the hospital, obviously. >> narrator: pang, who is on house arrest, is under investigation by the feds, accused of defrauding investors out of nearly a billion dollars. the embattled entrepreneur clings to life overnight, and with his silence comes more questions about his alleged dirty dealing. >> he left all these disturbing clues through his whole life where people who were close to him felt they'd been deceived. >> narrator: danny pang is born in taipei, taiwan, on december 15, 1966. >> his father, he told people, was some kind of a trader. his mother's family owned some kind of furniture manufacturing business, and they were reasonably well-off. he went to a very prestigious middle school and elementary school in taiwan, and a large part of the family moved to the u.s. >> narrato

didn't care. >> narrator: pang says he makes millions betting on when people will die, but pang hast, a gambling habit, and a murdered wife. >> danny pang hasn't been able to stop crying since his wife, janie, was found shot to death in the couple's upscale home friday night. >> narrator: soon, this gambler's house of cards collapses. >> the whole thing was based on a false underpinning, and it obviously came crashing down.

a sports illustrated cover seems great -- but comes with a bit of a pang from the past for hawk fans... here's why... in 2009, right after the s-i cover, ricky stanzi injured his ankle on a bootleg. northwestern then upset previously unbeaten iowa. if history fails to repeat itself... we'll be watching the hawks in the college football playoffs... huge rankings switch-up for the hawks... clemson and alabama stay 1,2. oklahoma jumps up to three, iowa now number four. michigan state first out. notre dame falls to sixth. coming up next, david geiger report. then... it's a thanksgiving tradition for a lot of families. the macy's thasgiving day parad what hapning ts moning to prepae for it... and some of the new balloons you'll see this year. then... holiday safety. president obama is meeting with his security team to talk about why this year's effort to keep travelers safe the beef cow population in the u.s. looks to grr by more than three million head by 2020. the economic signal for a rebuilding herd were researched by rabobank food and agribusiness. in a report, they say the geographic

. >>> have a pang of parental guilt for reuse the same halloween costume on your kid, one mom is going to put you at ease. >> the one on the left is riley curry, the daughter of steph curry. on the right is baby ryan in the same costume, three years after her sister wore it. just adorable. mom says she is gladded she kept the costume and we're glad, too. >> it's called reduce, recycle and review. >> rain on the way, see what is show seeing up on live doppler 7hd anytime. look at abc7 news weather app for your smartphone, it's free. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." air disaster. more than 200 dead. the passenger jet breaking apart in the sky. the crash wreckage scattered for miles. could it have been a bomb? tonight, we take you inside the investigation. >> deadly weather. tornadoes and record rain batter texas and the gulf. homes destroyed. the narrow escapes, and the heartbreaking losses. >>> republican revolt. the presidential candidates, demanding change, unhappy about the debates. meeting without the rnc. will they boycott next week's debate? >>> killer prescriptions. the first

feel about mayor ed lee because he is backing one candidate, julie christiansen also running wilma pang and a former supervisor. now, mayor ed lee also taking a strong position on proposition f. that so-called air b & b measure which would restrict short-term rentals to 75 days a year instead of the current 90. also on the ballot prop a, the broadly supported affordable housing measure, which is a $310 million bond to build low-income and middle-income affordable housing. san francisco sheriff isologist running for another term and he'll find out whether his support for the city's sanctuary policy might cost him votes. running against him vicki hennessey and business owner john. making history with its first full mail-in election. increase voter turnout and cut election costs. still, if you want to drop it off in person, you can do that in your city or town hall. if you are in santa clara county and you're thinking, boy, my mail box has been awfully empty, that's because it is a quiet election. it is a consolidated election and only people in the city of los altos, the orchard school di

willem: somewhat hope so because pangs are dangerous features -- pegs are dangerous features.k we are going to see -- at what: when you look christine lagarde has to say, going back to tom's point about the new mediocre, saying there is no room for policy mistake, if we do not raise rates very soon in a country that can afford an interest rate hike, how do they deal with the next downturn? willem: you are going to have a problem because it is almost certain that even if we raise december,he u.s. in and in britain in february, which seems early to me, then if we do not raise rates enough and fast enough for good economic reasons, to avoid being back within a few years as the next downturn comes, we are going to be exactly where we were before -- ineffective, ballot -- back to balance sheet expansion of 2005 and 2006, hopefully at that point we will be able to use fiscal policy, which is impossible for political reasons and other reasons in europe and the u.s. to do with that. monetary policy will be back in diminishing returns in the next downturn for sure, not just in the u.s.

said the economy is dealing with complicated internal and external environments and the temporary pangf deep reforms. here's the headline in the fx market. a dollar high. expectations for a fed hike in december have lifted the dollar to a seven-month high against the euro ahead of the release of the october fed minutes. the greenback climbed after u.s. data showed inflation and factory output increasing last month. want to bring in andy lynch of schroders. beyond the first rate hike, the conversation seems to be about the second rate hike. are you surprised as you look at the probability of a fed hike in december that it is around 60% to 70%? not much higher? andy: i am given the strength we've seen in payrolls data. more importantly, the wage growth data. wages are finally starting to increase. is, thatre inflation basically translates to 2% real wage increases. time, we12 months start lapping the fall in the crude oil price, that drag on inflation is taken out, if real wages are still at 2%, we could be talking about nominal rises of 3.5%, maybe 4%. a data point.have the dollar. the

spontaneous applause following the moment of silence nats: clapping and at the sorbonne the crowd pang the french national anthem?after a moment of silence thee? nats: nat. anthem ongoing commemoratio ns? as the city of lights is trying to restore a sense of routine? people are back at work? taking subways and buses again.. but calm turned into chaos again yesterday at a makeshift memorial? when the sound of fireworks sentnthundreds of mourners running for their lives? some falling in the confusion? others taking cover in this coffeeshop.. many parisians are still shaken by friday's attacks.. as stories of survivial emerge? like this pregnant woman hanging outside the window of the theater crying for help.. nats: from the scene she and her unborn baby are unharmed? and this couple? just eight rows from the stage when shots rang out friday night at the rock concert? sot hanna corbett and jack konda/gma: the lights went on. it was a horrible silence. just like, the sound of guns. i couldn't hear anything else. witnesses at the theater say.. the bombers urged one another to commit maximum

. >> the life that they did with sam tin concentration camp, nazi okay you pangs hung gar rather, and a cosm mew nift experience of russia where you didn't want a lot of information to be let out, you would be quite guarded. >> reporter: so where is this couple? it's still unclear. police say they may be traveling. they do not have cell phones, so they may not be aware that all of this is going on. neighbors tell me they wouldn't be surprised if they just drove up into their driveway. and ken, we hope that's going to be the case. reporting live, rohnert park, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> police in vallejo are investigating a shooting that left a driver critically wounded. it happened just before noon. more than a dozen shell casings littered the street. there were almost that many bullet holes in the side of a car. the biggest clues so far, people reported seeing a green car speeding away from the scene. >>> in san leandro a 25-year- old woman was badly hurt when a speeding car crashed into her home. it happened around 10:30. investigators say the driver, a 20-year-old man, was also injur

and for runners like courtney chen, those pangs of uncertainty seem to be the new normal. >> of course, that fear is always going to be there. i can only hope for the best and i trust that philadelphia community as a city as a whole are going to do everything they can to prevent anything. >> reporter: the mayor emphasized given the screening here, it could take a while for runners to make it to the starting line, but the race will not be delayed because of that, so you'll want to arrive with plenty of time. live tonight along the parkway, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> russia's security officials now say it's clear the downing of a metrojet plane over egypt last month was, indeed, a terrorist act. isis had already claimed responsibility for the crash. the head of russia's security service claims a homemade explosive device placed onboard caused the plane to break up in the air. russia is now offering a $50 million reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible. all 224 people onboard were killed when it crashed over the sinai peninsula october 31st, about 23 mi

we panged 60 even better than that. 60 in a lot of areas though. almost than the city down the shore. 61 toward montauk. then a wide range. we got temperatures in the 30's hern poughkeepsie. look at upon ty cycle low. 2-degree jump up. then city in the middle 50's. we stay right about here. maybe a drop a degree or two in some spots and hold in these numbers. upper 40's. we are 3 to 10 broast am with aer. again, a little bit of improvement there p. the wind is slight. it is calm. very light out of the east. now it will pick up tomorrow out of the northeast at speeds 15 to 20 maybe gusting up to 25 to 30 miles per hour sore as the storm center comes from the south. right now, the chillier readings up mort. al been a hi to buffalo, 30 to 40. 57 in fully. 50 in d.c. they have been rain aring all evening here on the satellite radar movie loop. all of that rain coming and sliding. but notice more of it now is doing with way. that is not. way. that is why i think we are not going to see that rain for awhile still. some of the northern plank is evap opera

how voters feel about mayor ed lee because he's backing julie christiansen and also running wilma pang and mayor lee has taken a strong position on proposition f, that so-called air b & b measure that would restrict short-term rentals to 70 days a year, not 90. also on the ballot, prop a, the broadly supported affordable housing measure, a $310 million bond meant to build low income and middle income affordable housing. now, san francisco sheriff ross mcgreeny will find out whether he'll get a another term or whether his support for the city's sanctuary policy might cost him vote. and business owner john robinson. san mateo county is making history with its all mail-in ballots. people can drop them in person if they don't want to drop them in the mail box. go to your city or town hall. registered voters who want to vote in person can still do so at the san mateo county elections office or at the county clerk's office over in redwood city. if you're in santa clara county and think it seems really quiet, that's because it is. it is a consolidated election and only people registered in th

created opportunities, including a small targeted exemption for nepa, contracting authority and the x pangs of good neighbor authority. it's important to know, however, that cutting trees alone will not restore our forest. restoration must be looked at -- must be approached by looking at how to best recover ecological functions and processes that keep the land healthy. closing or relocated roads, fixing culverts, removing unneeded small dams, assuring adequate flows of water, cleaning up abandoned mines and thinning are part of a restoration strategy. fundamental to the forest restoration is the fact that many of the forests that we're talking about are fire adapted and need fire to remain healthy. our general approach should be to allow fires to burn in remote areas so long as they do not pose risk to communities. most hazardous fuels reduction and fire suppression should be focused first on urban wild land areas where people live. it's also important that we educate land owners about steps they can take to make their own homes fire safe. homeowners and local governments must bear more res

a mardis a boy with autism died buckled into the pangs's seat as he sat next to his state investigatorstill trying to figure out why the s would open fire on christopher few, who was unarmed. last week, megan dixon who claims to be few's di onsay told us she argued with him the night of the shooting and said few few at least one of those deputies. >> it was norah's greenhouse in the u.s. marshall core. he knows chris. >> reporter: stafford and greenhouse were named in a civil lawsuit, claiming they used excessive force in a 2013 arrest along with four other marksville police officers. the case is still pending. latasha murray says she knows the family. >> a lot of stuff has been swept under the table. it's sad a 6-year-old's life has to be taken for something to be done with it. >> there is no dirty business that happens around here. >> reporter: on monday jeremy mardis was buried in hattiesburg, mississippi the city where he spent most of his short life. >> you don't believe it's real. >> reporter: she became his baby-sitter when he was ten months old. >> i'll always miss him. i can't,

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again, it's the commodity complex, we are sitting an ex am pangs of new lows. exxon is not a in you low, but down 2%. much of the complex in the ent group down 2, 3%, strong dollar and weak demand is the problem. i mentioned expansion of new lows, it's a new low for alcoa, down 2%, not only metals in general, but anything specifically global. freeport and other stock, all the sector is weak. there's some pockets of strength. coal surprised everything wun, we thought the numbers were going to be weak, but it's pup better than expected. people are now a little more hopeful about nordstrom which is tonight and nordstrom is getting a little bit of a wind here, up 2.6% because of the kohl's. remember something is important. nordstrom had good revenues last quarter, up about 5 rs -- up, kpufs me, 12%, same store sales up 5% and the big driver here for them -- remember, guys, a nordstrom rack. this is where macy's yesterday announced we're going to set up a discount store as well because nordstrom racks has been so well. it's that discount part of nordstrom that's pro

>> ethou a huge pang on the wall street journal where they said want to play here?nothing's been filed at this point. but i think a pattern. >> when you look at his approval raittings, this guy was no chavezhe was 80%. he's down to i think 20%, 25%. the sufficienting has cops sgs. snchl but are the elections going to be clean? are they going to be honest? i have my doubts. so it hard to know if it which is incredible to think. in the concern michelle, thank you very much. i and if i am by an msnbc investigation. what should have been a trip to the hospital, many in mrs. custody temperature a. now, for our investigation i went down to southern virginia to report on how that ride to the hospital turned deadly. as a warning, i want to note some of these images are disturbing. >> police say lindbergh was acting paranoid and hag utility in what we're doing is we're going to take you to the emergency room -- >> once at the hospital, lambert is soon kicking out the police car window and running toward the e. rchlkt f. >>. legs and arms cuffed, he's seen slumping in the bac