reporter: the doctors were able to save pauline's arm.ut she isn't prepared to talk about her experiences on camera. still she and emile have felt a connection to one another ever since those terrible hours when they both fought to save her life. today, emile tries to turn that experience into something positive. emile: now i know the value of friends and family. it makes me want to open up to those close to me, share more things with them and enjoy our time together. reporter: the paris attacks spelled the end of a carefree youth -- for emile and hundreds of other young people in france. but maybe some of them can take a leaf out of emile's book and turn that traumatic experience into something positive. michelle: before i moved here to germany, i lived in brussels. not only does it have fantastic beer and chocolate, it is also home to 138 restaurants per square mile. when friends would come to visit, we ate well. and while i loved living and working in such a dynamic and international city, it did have its downsides. moving around town

besides, there was some question about his ex-wife, pauline. well, okay, she can become a dance hall girl. that's nice, too. oh, thelma, you've been an angel about this. here we are, ready to celebrate thelma's hit play. oh, thelma! thelma, just a minute. just a minute. if you don't mind, there are just a few more changes. just a few more, dear. now, you know, throughout the play, you use a lot of street language. now, mr. nicholson knows that people talk that way. but he feels that there are some people in the audience who might take offense to it, like his friends. his friends are going to be there. [ knocking on door ] oh, my goodness, that's them. willona, how's my suit? you look great. i'll handle this. here we go. i'm calm. yeah, bookman, what can we do you for? remember when i told you i'd get you a plumber right up here to fix the valve on your flusher? oh, bookman, you cannot change a valve now. we're getting ready to read my play. no kidding. you wrote a play? hey, you got any small parts to fit me? i beg your pardon. small parts to f

pauline is in singapore. we have seen mixed markets in your session, pauline. >> we have seen mixed markets. you could call it a dichotomy in one day's session, louisa. the weaker yen continued to help corporates there. and this is despite another round of disappointing trade out of japan. exports for the month of october slid 10.3% versus the expected decline of 8.6%. imports were also down significantly down 16.5%. in a merging market, this is where we felt the impact of the stronger dollar as investors continue to pull money out of indonesia, the philippines and malaysia to chase those high yields that we're seeing in the u.s. now the benchmark index of the philippines closed down 1.25% today. the peso hit the weakest level against the stronger u.s. dollar since the financial crisis. since november of 2008, jakarta also closing lower down .40. also, the kospi ending down .40 as the political leadership calls for the president to resign. prosecutors in south korea say she was involved in influence peddling

paul ly pauline's in sing more with more on the asian market. that would be good news then. >> yeah, that's good news. the number was off the back of higher prices for raw materials, such as coal. let's look at the china markets. the shanghai composite ending up 0.4%, almost half a percent. also, the hang seng up by the same amount. part of that optimism was because finally there is news of a launch date for the shenzhen hong kong stock connect. that had been delayed. the belief was because of depreciation and capital outflows out of china, but now it's been announced that the launch of that stock connect will happen next monday, december 5th. now, there are a couple of factors playing out on the asian markets today. one was the softer u.s. dollar. the other was oil price declines and also that schengen stock connect i mentioned. the nikkei stofter dollar resulted in a softer yen. the nikkei down. also emerging markets still under pressure right now. the philippines down 1%. jakarta composite in indonesia down by more than 0.1%. there is a repor

there is still a question whether pauline will be speaker in the next congress.s pauline have to pay a price for his -- whether paul ryan will be speaker in the next congress. alright will have to pay a price for not getting wholeheartedly behind. -- paul ryan will have to pay a price for not getting wholeheartedly behind. vonnie: alex has been covering it from the start and will continue to cover it in washington, d.c. he is our white house correspondent and we thank him for joining us. you're looking at live pictures of the new yorker hotel where hillary clinton is you to speak shortly. she has left the peninsula hotel . having lost the presidential election to donald trump, who just walked down the hilton hotel, she was due to address supporters at 10:30 eastern and we are waiting for that. we will bring those comments to you live. at 11:15 eastern, we expect house speaker paul ryan to speak and then at 12:15 eastern, we will bring you president obama with his remarks live. still ahead, a record low. we mostly to our bureau chief in mexico about what the donal

pauline is in singapore. we're seen spectacular gains in your session. >> we have. we've seen a robust bounce back after that selloff yesterday, especially with the nikkei, which recovered all the losses from yesterday and then added some with the nikkei 225 closing up 6.7%. dollar/yen stabilizing at the 105 level. also shinzo abe planning to meet with president-elect trump in the u.s. next thursday to talk about closer cooperation between the u.s. and japan. the asx 200 saw its biggest one-day gain in five years closing up 3% as iron ore was hovering near two-year highs there. it was a similar story in shanghai where we saw copper producers rallying, two major producers reaching limit up. that's because metals having a good day because of the expectation of more physical stimulus and infrastructure spending coming out of the u.s. louisa? >> pauline, thank you very much. >>> the leader of france's far right national party hailed donald trump's victory as an important step towards a new world order. opinion polls show that she is likely to make it to the second round

pauline mackay says a passerby stopped and told the woman to jump. >> so she jumped and she landed on her back. >> she's been transferred to the condition is not life-threatening and actually doesn't seem to be too serious at this point. ray: the fire chief says crews were on the scene within minutes and found heavy black smoke coming from the building. however, all the tenants were out. warren haslam is one of them. >> i went to make a cup of coffee and the next thing i know there was a knock on my door and i started to smell some smoke. ray: haslam says alarms were also going off. after getting dressed and before >> i did open the door briefly just to see what was going on, and i did see flames in the apartment all the way to the front. ray: the chief says that crews managed to get the fire under control in about 20 minutes. the firefighters also managed to keep the fire from spreading and none of the surrounding homes had to be evacuated. overall, the chief says that this was a great operation, and that he had feared the worst when the call first came in, thinking that it might be

. >> stay tuned for sports with pauline coming up on news channel 8, the station that is >>> right now on news channel 8 at 6:00: >> grab and go. the brazen gun store burglary that has law enforcement locked in a desperate search. >>> a tragic accident kills a teenager. how the 14-year-old ends up getting shot by his young friend. as the country mourns the death of fidel castro . our exclusive coverage, coming up. i am keith cate. >> and i am stacie schaible. thank you for joining us. an organized effort to grab as many guns as possible. surveillance cameras captured these slamming through a gun store at 3 am this morning, making off with dozens of firearms -- firearms. those guns are clearly in the wrong hands so investigators are work weapons. candace mccowan joins us, tampa arms company. these were fast acting thieves. >> reporter: in fact they were. it took less than two minutes for those these two smash grab and get out of here and now that's more than 35 guns in the hands of god knows who. >> we had full bars. they are all smashed. >> reporter: they were no match for the truck or

law on the phone with his girlfriend identified as pauline lloyd of the 2100 block of genesee street in hamilton. investigators say watford told lloyd he was in north jersey returning from a business trip but in reality was at her house. he let himself in to surprise her but she thought he was an intruder and shot him in the chest. he died at the scene. >> he goes out of town and she thinks he's far away and somebody's coming in her house you can't blame her in a way then. >>> just an awful tragedy. >> reporter: the manager of the dollar store just across the street also sees how this terrible mistake was made. >> so, i can see why if somebody is trying to get into the house and she doesn't know who it is what would make her react that way. >> reporter: lloyd is believed to be an army reservist at fort dix. authorities say she had proper permits for the gun used to shoot her boyfriend. shred no comments when she returned to her house. kelvin watford was the father of four and had four grandchildren. he worked as a trainer for construction laborers and traveled frequently. his car bea

. >> reporter: so bad, pauline thomas and neighbors complained to the city. she is thrilled to learn that tonight and for six more nights, the city will shut down this section of embarcadero to clean up what the pinions left behind. >> in the interest of public health, it's worth the investment and effort. >> reporter: the city plans to install netting to keep the birds from coming back. consider it a pigeon party pooper.l:,kñ the city says the cleanup project will cost between $50 and $60,000. reporting live in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. >>> it is a sad image to see. a student sitting alone at lunch time. >> it's more than 12,000 schools participate in no one eats alone day. the idea came from a north bay mom. garvin thomas joins us with tonight's bay area proud. >> her daughter lilly was born with a condition that made her look different from other children, something that may have contributed to her social isolation in middle school. laura now wants to make sure that doesn't happen to others. not just kids who are

pauline: it simply looks marvelous. well, you certainly gain a lot of weight on-- on food like this. so much for a woman's intuition. hmm. mmm, good, good. good, real good. it is good, isn't it? i don't know when i've tasted anything like it. i don't know either. i'm sure of one thing. what's that, my dear? it'll teach you to pay more attention to my intuition. i'll get the dessert. oh, could we have some water too, please? bellows: oh, yes. i'd like some more water myself. oh, well, yeah, wait-- wait'll you, uh, see the souffl?. it's light as a feather. oh. tony, could you take this, please? it's hot. okay. i'll get the forks. all right. yes, sir. light as a feather. ah. excuse me. [whispers] jeannie, i know you're in here. come on out. do you know what you've done to me? you've ruined me, that's what you've done to me. you did this deliberately, didn't you? huh? you can't have just everything go right, can you? you-- you know what your problem is? you're-- you're jealous. and you're interfering, and-- would you like a

.>>> the iowa department of educations is pauline rose last year. or than 1700 cases of bullying in the 20 that is up. school districts are seeing the opposite. iowa city schools reported just 41 reports of bullying last year. that is less than the previous year. cedar rapids salt less reports with a total of 36. >>> in elementary school is leading by example when it comes to bullying. the studio. she went to the school. what are they doing? >> one class is learning how to be kind to others and treat others with respect and solve problems.>> can you share with us what makes a good sentence and -- citizen? >> this is a teacher at mark twain amatrice go. today's lesson? understanding what it means to be a model citizen. >> they will come up plan and through the time, try to be respectful of others and themselves be responsible. want to be caring.>> they write what they think is a model citizen then they imagine they are broadcasters and stand in front of the class and give the report. students learn to share. think of others and to be kind. >> we are

. >> reporter: the skench was so bad pauline thomas and her neighbors complained to the city. now they'll shut down for seven nights to clean up the area. >> i think there's risk of disease when you have pigeon pop on the bridge. >> reporter: they're also pigeon proofing the underpass by installing netting so they'll no longer roost in the rafters. this pigeon clean up job is going to cost between 50 and $60,000. reporting live in palo alto, marianne favro. >> warning the east bay. toxic wild mushrooms are sproutinging. they issued a warning noort collect mushrooms or let dogs near the mushrooms. look at this carefully. the western destroying angel. both contain legal toxens that can cause liver failure. they say to learn the two deadly species before ever serving them to anyone. >>> up next, world wide reaction and shock. what we're learning tonight about the brazilian soccer team killed in the plane crash. >>> supervisor compose chalanges the mayer to put your money where his mouth is. we'll untangle that one for you coming up. calling for san francisco to put its money wher

. >> reporter: paulin able to walk through the halls able to walk through the halls of fran kiss she came to franciscan childrens in september after she began to develop weak en -- weakness. her mother sonya spoke us to through a translator. >> she started with a cold. then i took her to the hospital. >> reporter: paulina was diagnosed with afm, an extremely rare neurological and limbs. >> when paulina came here she wasn't doing a whole lot of moving, and now we have her in a pool and she is up and walking while in a pool. she has made a lot of progress. >> reporter: paulina has down syndrome and they don't believe that affected her health or how her body reacted to afm. it starts with a common virus one many of us have been exposed to but for some reason, paul differently. >> it can cause common cold symptoms and have problems with asthma and prior outbreaks in children where it has caused this time of paralysis. >> reporter: after two months, doctors are hopeful that paulina will be able to walk again without her walker. >> she showed she can improve. no reason she won't continue t

pauline, a noted as well that the majority of asian equity markets higher ahead of the elections. >> yes. riding the momentum of that surge that we saw on wall street the previous session and also the fact that clinton maintains her lead in the polls so exports coming in lower than expected. exports down 7.3% year on year when the expectation was a slide of 6%. imports also lower than expected. down 1.4% versus an expectation of a slide of 1% but to put this in context september's numbers were worse when we saw exports down 10% year on year but look at the markets in shanghai and hong kong. they seem to shrug that off and up .5% higher. we have strong trade data out of taiwan ending up .3% with exports tracking at its fastest pace in 2 years in taiwan thanks to apple ahead of the holiday season. now as i mentioned the nikkei ended just under the flat line and after the close we got earnings from toyota the world's biggest auto manufacturers and toyota saw a 43% drop in the second quarter they blamed the stronger yen and we saw the asx 200 ending up .10% as copper was hovering near an

let's turn to asia and pauline chi chiou. >> down 900 points. it got so bad that after the market closed in tokyo, ministry finance officials as well as boj officials got together to talk about the global markets and volatility and the sharp moves in dollar/yen that they saw during the session. they came out and said they were going to continue to watch the market with quote/unquote margins. we saw a similar picture. the shanghai down. the asx down by 2%. now t one asset class that did do well was gold and gold miners which was reflected in the asx 200 as well as the shanghai composite. we saw the korean 1 hit a four-month high. there was some trader talk that they did some intervention with the 1. let's take a look at more currency. we saw emerging market currencies, this region, under pressure. the big focus was on dollar/yen. we started the asian session with dollar/yen of 105. it reached 119. very sharp moves in a short amount of time. dollar/yen trading at 103.48. back to you. >> wheel pick that up. we'll discuss markets more. joining us is

. >> our technical producer pauline said putting it together he said you guys have come so thought because you know how much i love your pageant days so let's throw in way, way back, and see miss minnesota crowned. >> tiffany ogle you are miss minnesota. ? ? [ music ] ? ? >> and luxury in the new buick lucerne. ? ? [ music ] ? ? >> you will really love this remote control power door lift. chevy malibu is the number one mid-sized car for quality. ? ? [laughter] >> oh, my god. >> we didn't have the closing shot you look gorgeous in the closing shot. there it is. [laughter] >> happy birthday. >> it was all down hill after the pageant days i mean -- >> seeing you sing those songs, because it takes a sing those songs. i'm so impressed. >> and every single one of them i lost my voice because my biggest fear is actually sing inning public. why practice and practice until i almost would literally lose my voice. every time i had to sing on stage hi no voice. >> how would you concern nerves? >> breathing. when you're a singer it's all about your diaphragm breathing. when are you all that nervous it

. >> reporter: the stench was so bad pauline thomas and her neighbors complained to the city. now palo alto will shut down this road for seven nights to clean up the area. >> cleanliness is important. i think there is risk of disease when you have pigeon pop on the bridge. i think it's a great idea. >> reporter: the city is pigeon-proofing the underpass by installing netting so the birds will no longer roost in the rafters. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> all right. coming up next, a very serious allegation at a north bay high school. teammates accused of attacking another football player. the allegations of hazing that have parents there concerned. a north bay football team is under investigation >>> was it a hazing or a strange sexual assault, a north bay football team is under investigation after an alleged teammate on teammate attack. >> police say one student was singled out and man-handled by fellow players at napa high school. nbc bay area's sheryl hurd has more on the questions the parents are now asking. >> we should have been notified. >> reporter: a parent fee

officials say 51-year-old pauline lloyd was shot and killed by her boyfriend 50-year-old kelvin watford thinking that he was an intruder. >>> she shot him. lloyd was on the phone with watford at the time. police say he told her he was returning from a trip when he was really coming into the house trying to surprise her. according to officials lloyd had the proper permits for that firearm. >>> dozens of angry residents showed up to the hamilton township municipal building upset over a $90 fee. folks say the bill is an advertising fee for when the township lists liens for tax sale. many people in line today told "action news" it's the first time they've gotten a pink slip notifying them on a potential tax lien sale of their overdue payment. that overdue payment was allegedly for bills residents either got late or didn't get at all. >> it's absolutely horrendous. i'm a brand new homeowner. i've owned my home for just over a year and this is the way you're treating a new homeowner in your town. >> no, i didn't get a bill. this is a first beale. >> is that you're overdue. >> correct much. >>

this woman pauline lloyd was on the friend with her friend kelvin watford of willingboro. watford told her he was near the george washington bridge in north jersey returning from a trip but was letting himself into the house to surprise her. she thought it was haw an intruder and shot him in the chest killing him. >> he's out of town and she thinks he's far away and somebody is coming in her house you can't blame her in a way then. >>> just an awful tragedy. >> when you do something like that you're thinking it's a burglar and here it's a friend of yours. it's got to be devastating. for the person that was shot plus the person that did the shooting. >> reporter: kelvin watford was 50 years old a union construction trainer who traveled the country for work. his car was personalized license plates was towed weigh from the scene this morning. he was the father of four grown children with four grandchildren. at his home in willingboro today his brother's remembered him. >> his life shouldn't have been snuffed away like this. he was a great man. he was -- he was a great father,

presentation by pauline arakea and tim gilbert principle consultant for ada accessibility analysis.ublic comment is welcome. agenda item number 6, information item. elections accessibility. the department of elections will provide a overview how all voters can repair, plan and participates in the nrfb 8, 2016 election. highlights include accessibility at polling place and ballot measuref special interest of seniors and voters with disability. presentation by jill fox, manager voter outreach department of elections. public comment is welcome. the council will take a 15 minute break. ajendsa item 7, information item. employment services program positive resourcesenter. the employment services program provides locational rehabilitation and job serve service for hiv/aids or mental health disability. they assist clients considering temporary work, permitinant part time or full time work or training and educational opportunities. presentation by joe ramirez forcier, managering director employment sunchs program pause tb resource center. public comment is welcome. agenda item 8, informatio

presentation by pauline arakea and tim gilbert principle consultant for ada accessibility analysis. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 6, information item. elections accessibility. the department of elections will provide a overview how all voters can repair, plan and participates in the nrfb 8, 2016 election. highlights include accessibility at polling place and ballot measuref special interest of seniors and voters with disability. presentation by jill fox, manager voter outreach department of elections. public comment is welcome. the council will take a 15 minute break. ajendsa item 7, information item. employment services program positive resourcesenter. the employment services program provides locational rehabilitation and job serve service for hiv/aids or mental health disability. they assist clients considering temporary work, permitinant part time or full time work or training and educational opportunities. presentation by joe ramirez forcier, managering director employment sunchs program pause tb resource center. public comment is welcome. agenda item 8, informat