i midmorning he had reappeared this time in the business district. he fired into the air outside bank.wer of the french he stopped a passing motorist, a woman who was forced to drive him a short distance to the shop wheres a -- champs elysee he got out. wewe are doing everything can to find him, said the interior minister. there is no room in our country for those who are attacking our fundamental freedoms. an -- on highs is alert. policesident said all resources are focused on identifying this man and stopping him before he can strike again. dramatic day there in paris. you are watching "bbc world news america." strip many of the mayor's remaining powers. said it is a coup d'État. headingare among those to the scene in russia where a boeing 737 crashed yesterday. killing all 50 people on board. the plane lands to the ground 500 miles east of moscow. airport, red asnations and raw grief russians are member 50 people who died. security camera footage showed that the boeing 737 simply fell out of the sky. we went -- we will not broadcast the moment of

bay area, mark tamayo will be here with your weekend forecast and when a chance for showers is reappearing in the forecast. >>> and a teenager facing charges on a horrifying attack on that is back in court today, why his attorney says police acted unfairly. >>> the oak land teenager facing hate crime charges in the attack of a passenger a board a bus was back in court today, 16-year-old richard thomas did not enter a plea, his family was in the courtroom. he is charged as an adult and his attorney says police and prosecutors are acting unfairly and what happened was a childish prank that went terribly wrong, not a hate crime, he is accused of using a lighter to set the security of sasha fleischmann on fire, he is hospitalized with severe burns, thomas is set for appear in court often november 26th. >>> at hercules high school a school fight on camera is now being investigated as a hate crime. >>> officials say the fight on wednesday afternoon was between three girls and a transgender student who reported being bullied before the fight. >> there is lots of hair pulling, hitting, slapping. i

he will have to reappear on thursday after giving very little information over the course of hours of questioning. the presiding judge clearly lost patience with the trial. days in court are already scheduled -- it could be well that we see other defects of the nsu murders kick in before we see any court reeling, not least because the coalition deal just signed includes a whole page of measures to be taken to reform the police and intelligence services in germany after their complete failure over the nsu murder series. >> political shockwaves and the end of and year in italy. within the last few hours, the italian senate has voted to expel silvio berlusconi from parliament, with immediate effect, over his conviction of tax fraud. >> he has dominated politics like no other for two decades, and now he faces arrest after losing immunity from prosecution. >> he has already been sentenced to a year of house arrest for masterminding an illegal scheme to reduce the tax bill of his media company. >> here is more about italy's billionaire politician who says he is a victim of persecution by a

. >> he says his stick was also stolen while he got the helmet back, his stick never reappeared. >> chicagoraft and the space station station. >>> we are watching history. the olympic torch carried by a three-man crew, including one american. they hook up with the international space station. they'll take the storch on a space walk on saturday before returning on monday. for safety reasons, the torch's flame will not be lit on board the spacecraft. you can watch the winter games right here on nbc bay area. we're about 90 days or so. >> the countdown is officially on. >>> still to come, it's the video that is going to warm your hearts. ♪ >> we tease it a lot, but it is well worth it. worth sticking for. we'll let you know why a local cancer patient, she got all these nurses up. a little bit of a flash mob right inside the operating room. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's te

- yeah, well, you better hope she reappears, and fast! - yeah! ok! - this is a wind-up, right? - this is not a wind-up. some new scam, then? i worked out the last sneaky little stunt you tried to pull and now you're trying another one!? mr. allen, will you please just listen to him? this is not a scam. - how old are you, adi? - 28. and do you want to get to 29? right now, mr. allen, to be honest, i'll have to get back to you on that one. - this is definitely a wind-up, isn't it!? - we wouldn't be so stupid. i don't know. the manic depressive there is not exactly mensa material, is he? if we were going to rip you off surely we'd have come up with something better than this? we're having difficulty believing it's happened - and we're the ones it's happened to. - oh, no, no, no. i'm the one it's happened to. they're my cars! we're being honest with you! after trying your best to shaft me over the illegal use of my cars... yeah, well, we put a stop to that as soon as we found out about it. mr. allen, we did not steal your cars. and we came to you as soon as we found out about it so

to testify against a window so we also had been the cause and effect opposite a peculiar after reappeared and on the state often getting married in this full information of the course of hours of questioning he the presiding judge gets old quickly enough patience and with the trial continuing for at least another year of the eight days in court over the scandal. it may well be that we see some other effects of these and they seem not as of this series kick in before we see any kind of cool per day and not least because the coalition deal to us on and finding play a full page of matches to be taken to avert phoned the police and intelligence services in gemini at off the bed complete with india over the united series. two works will be right back ew knew it. i know welcome back to our political shockwaves and the angels when you run an entity within the last few analysts the italian senate has voted to expel ex prime ministers to be a goddess kali from parliament with immediate effect over his conviction for tax pro berlusconi has dominated italian politics like no other. the last two deca

we made comments on that and it reappears without any change in the current plan. i think you have it absolutely right supervisor winner, that they did not makes for significant changes and did not listen. why is that important? why is it important that they did not listen to the people of san francisco and elected officials? 1st of all, if you take as an example chrissy feels. when it was created, it started with 38 acres that were devoted to off leash recreation. as part of that environmental assessment at that time it was determined to increase that to 70 acres. there was a consideration of all of the users and the impact and there was also talk into account that it was quite likely that the use was going to increase dramatically. one of the reasons that they did that was to increase the area of recreation. what has happened in 2011? that 70 acres is being dramatically reduced without an analysis of the impact on the human environment, the people who use the park and their dogs. that's unacceptable. there is important to have an balanced environmental analysis a

the job slogan sort of reappears as dusted off every campaign season. and there is a campaign season coming up. but there are fundamental debates that are happening sort of -- wouldn't say behind the scenes but off to the side in congress. about the food stamp program, for example. deep, deep, deep cuts are coming to that next month. and in december, republicans are trying to cut $40 billion over 10 years, democrats say not that much. but there are deep cuts coming. so if you look at the local elections that are happening, around the country, the mayor of new york city, that was a central issue in his race, income disparity. so you are seeing these things that happen around the country. but not a lot in washington. >> and at the other end of the spectrum, thee people who have seen a recovery, the top 1%, and wall street is booming. so not only are people at the bottom feeling like they can't get ahead, but they are also seeing the people at the top are actually doing quite well again. >> you can see the pope weighing in this week. >> that's right. >> ta

there is a report that nadia has reappeared and is in a penal heard. >> we have the same information that she has is in one of the penal colonies. and this is why we are here to basically make the search for her and discover if she is in the quite quite quite vicinity. and thre she has been in complee isolation. we consider that as punishment. both inside russia domestically and internationally. she has been missing for several weeks as you said while she was in transit from this camp to sigsiberia. >> did you have any idea where she was durin during that time. >> our source and informal leaks from the system and from the fellow prisoners told us she went through several cities and over a distance of up to 5000 kilometres to get to siberia. and given the fact she has only four months to serve we consider this long transfer to be part of a punishment process that has been chosen b for her by russias government to she that people that raise problems or russia's system and social problem will not have their way taken easily. >> she got in trouble because she was protesting against russi

you were on with author trent reappeared >> caller: thank you very much. your books are terrific mr. atkinson. my father was a man at who volunteered in december 1941. he was a front-line medic. i would like your comments about the medical care that our soldiers received in europe. what was that like? what could be done? what were we not able to do? any now, where did they take them to after that moved away from the front lines? thank you again for your time. looks are terrific. >> guest: thematics are an important part of the war. there are a lot of american veterans alive today because of mannix and american veterans of world war ii who survived the water and went on to have life after world war ii because of mannix who are very much as your father was in the line of fire. the next iraq are crawling around basically protected by an armband with a red cross on it. the medical letter that the united states, particularly in the second world war is pretty extraordinary. they discovered a lot of things that help save lives. there were discoveries like penicil

but first, audience, let's send it back t kathy and hoda who seem thave reappeared. >> that was fantastic done. >>t first i thought th wen't going to hear and take the direction of putting audience in. you see when they did, how it sort of comes life. it tak the pressure off of you. >> markey, thank you so mu. ank you, ladies. >> "drama queen" this sunday on "e!" >> don't let the door hit you the waout. >> i see writ tested, that laugh. does your guy need help in the wardrobe department and whose doesn't. we've got some expert advi for the holiys. audience gives us a turkey call and we're put thugh a test for a healthier thanksgiving, audienceright after this. >> audience, audience, audience. >> audience. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting wh we land, t i am so stuffed up i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and u liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plunight fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a deconstant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relieit is. [ inhales deeply ] it's time to cnge the way we and free ourselves lysol powe& free has more cle

. >> they reappears on a london stage to announce they were performing. they were the first to exist without punch lines. and to those who didn't get it, sometimes it made no sense at all. monty python jokes have develop around the world translating into many languages. it was a question put to them by al jazeera. why does the joke travel so well? >> and then they are translating in their own way. >> it's been so years since monty python appeared on stage, and the team admits they are nervous about the prospect of doing it again. and despite having a combined age of 357. they are confidence their jokes will still make people laugh. with that you are up to date with the news in europe. >> all the look on the bright side of life. now the ruling party has emerged on top in local elections which were peaceful despite an opposition boycott threat. fear do return a fear to civil war. after it said it was abandoning a 1992 peace deal. more in central mozambique. in 1986 he stepped on a land mine. at the time he was a soldier in a war that ended in 1992, since ju

that will ultimately reappear at the earth's surface in the form of springs and rivers. one reason geologists study groundwater is to learn how it moves beneath the earth's surface. the area in which the water accumulates is known as the saturated zone, and the layer above it-- the unsaturated zone. when a well is dug into the saturated zone, the groundwater will fill the lower part of the well. the water level inside the well marks the upper surface of the saturated zone. this surface is called the water table. where the land surface is flat, the water table beneath it is also flat. but where the land is hilly, the water table will also have an irregular surface with high and low parts roughly corresponding to the overlying topography. in valleys, the zone of saturation may rise to meet the earth's surface at river and lake beds. when the rivers and lakes are full, a continuous supply of new groundwater recharges the zone of saturation, and water flows from the surface into the ground. however, during the dry summer months when surface water levels are low, groundwater

there's a report now from russia's news agency that nadia has reappeared and is at a penal colony in siberia. what have you heard? >> we have the same information, that she has arrived to one of the penal colonies. this is why we made the search for her and discover that really she is in the vicinity they say she has been in. they have chosen a policy of complete isolation for her over the last few weeks. we consider that to be a punishment by the attention caused to her case inside russia domestically and internationally. >> she had been missing for self weeks while in-transit from the camp to siberia. do you have any idea where she was during that time? >> well, our sources and basically inform am leaks from the system, including fellow prisoners and other low level officers has told us that she went through an extensive move from moldovia over .500 kilometers to get to siberia. she has only four months to serve, so we do consider this extremely long transfer to be part of punishment process that has been chosing by her by the government to show that people who raise -- to try to b

we will know more when it reappears early next month. >> the latest on a dramatic rescue in san mateo county on 92 after a car plunged hundreds of feet down an embankment. >> what is below a bay area neighborhood that is forcing residents to leave? >> when pg&e says they will restore service to the those spots are actually leftover food and detergent residue that can redeposit on your dishware during the rinse cycle. gross. jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >>> abc7 news begins with breaking news. >> good morning at 5:29 on thanksgiving day, thanks for joining us. a shooting in san jose left two people wounded. the incident happened at a house on state and oak street. police say the victims were on the pomp at 4:00 a.m. and they were shot. a suspect ran away and the other drove away. our news reporter is on her way to the scene. highway 92 is open after the rescue of victims from a car that flew over a cliff and wouldn't down 600', a black sedan flew off the dark narrow freeway and l

melissa: disappear and reappear. whole another level i love it. oh, i can't wait. thanks, guys, appreciate it. good stuff. >>> up next the phone buses for fat cats on wall street are drying upretty fast. at what point does it not pay to work on wall street? we'll t tell you how low it's going to go and whether it is even still worth it. >>> enough of the damn media telling you what they think about the health care fiasco. we'll go straight to the source. are they buying in? don't move. don't move. more "money" coming up. so ally bank has a raise your rate cd that wothat's correct.a rate. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped wit the ally raise your ra cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. meliss when comes to work on wall street some are wondering is it even worth it? d.c. bonuses always been of course the biggest draw. those aren't looking so money

then the male-as the man with a propane power carte reappeared. >> why did you park here? was in a hurry. >> i spoke to whole foods who do not only the parking lot but they did tell me that the clean air bill will spots are in place to help raise awareness of low emission vehicles and to provide an incentive for people who drive them. >> you be all up on the new is trying to catch people. is just stunning. >> in fremont, stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> the board overseeing the state's new health-insurance plan has voted to stick with it. that is expected to happen by end of the year. the decision also defies president of obamas requests to the insurance industry to continue policies that had been canceled for mature. the state's insurance commissioner has said that more than 1 million californians are getting notices at their current health insurance policies will be discontinued in 2014. >> today the state's health- care web site, covered california, is about to begin their first major upgrade. the website a crit will bring self-service and roman online for small business

. >> but miraculously, when the dust clears, the bradley reappears and captain brown radios that all the men are safe. >> no cas. >> the radio came back on, he said they were all okay. >> i think i may have been knocked out for a few seconds, then realized what happened, checked on my crew, found out everybody is all right. call it up that we were good to go, still rolling. >> the convoy continues quickly back to its combat outpost. after inspecting the vehicles for damage, the men can finally breathe a sigh of relief. sergeant cautrell realizes the bradley's open hatch was what saved his life. >> for protection i had it straight up. luckily the hatch was between me and a lot of the debris that blasted through. it put a few big dings in my hatch, but i was very happy it was there and protecting me from large chunks of shrapnel. or any debris that could have probably taken me out. >> captain brown downloads the video to his laptop and his soldiers gather around to watch it. >> the first time we watched the video, i think we all said the exact same thing that i said on the video. >> oh

. >>> there are reports tonight the notorious drug selling website silk road reappeared on the so-called deep web. the new site is dubbed skilling road 2.0 and is said to look like -- silk road 2.0 and is said to look like this. fors said the new site has dubbed the right. he glenn park. >>> photographs of a suspected bank robber from police in brentwood. the man walked up to a teller at bank of the west shortly after noon yesterday said to be in his late teens or early 20s wearing an oakland a's baseball cap. he had a piercing below his lower lip and a short goatee and wire ripped glasses. anyone who recognizes him is asked to call brentwood police. >>> in menlo park police are looking for witnesses to a deadly crash that killed a couple nearly two weeks ago. kamal and balbir singh were hit while walking their dog. 54-year-old marjorie reitzell facing dui charges and manslaughter. her blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. police were told a man driving a white ford explorer witnessed the crash and they would like to talk to him or any other witnesses. >>> what you say

melissa: disappear and reappear. whole another level i love it. oh, i can't wait. thanks, guys, appreciate it. good stuff. >>> up next the phone buses for fat cats on wall street are drying up pretty fast. at what point does it not pay to work on wall street? we'll tell you how low it's going to go and whether it is even still worth it. >>> enough of the damn media telling you what they think about the health care fiasco. we'll go straight to the source. are they buying in? don't move. more "money" coming up. er ] it s more than just a new car... more than a new interior lighting system. ♪ it is more than a hot stone massage. and more than your favorite scent infused into the cabin. it is a completely new era of innovation. and the highest expression of mercedes-benz. introducing the 2014 s-class. the best or nothing. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person wer

. >>> there are reports tonight the notorious drug selling website silk road reappeared on the so-called deep web. the new site is dubbed skilling road 2.0 and is said to look like -- silk road 2.0 and is said to look like this. fors said the new site has dubbed the right. he glenn park. >>> photographs of a suspected bank robber from police in brentwood. the man walked up to a teller at bank of the west shortly after noon yesterday said to be in his late teens or early 20s wearing an oakland a's baseball cap. he had a piercing below his lower lip and a short goatee and wire ripped glasses. anyone who recognizes him is asked to call brentwood police. >>> in menlo park police are looking for witnesses to a deadly crash that killed a couple nearly two weeks ago. kamal and balbir singh were hit while walking their dog. 54-year-old marjorie reitzell facing dui charges and manslaughter. her blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. police were told a man driving a white ford explorer witnessed the crash and they would like to talk to him or any other witnesses. >>> what you say

he talked about finding in his brother's writings plans to fake his own death, then to reappear in 1999n restaurant. michael says he showed up to the restaurant back then and was handed a letter telling him andy was happily married with two children and didn't want anyone else to know, especially their father. but now with the father gone, have things changed? >> i get a phone call from a young sounding woman who professes to be his daughter, and so i ask her prove to me that you are who you say you are, and she told me a lot of secrets that andy and i had together, like our secret handshake, the way andy made fun of me for being too nice of a guy. >> he asked if she was in the audience that night and the 24-year-old woman supposedly took the stage and talked briefly about kaufman, the man she claims is her father. she said he never told the family he was a famous comedian and she had to look him up on youtube to learn more. so did michael kaufman reveal the greatest hoax or are we now just victims of another one? joining me now is michael kaufman, andy's brother. thank you so much for

at the moment he reappears in the new england are insane but the us congress and us president not to seek us president's going to deviate sanctions would he have built or under executive order. but his real struggle which is both domestic and the city the rain is a static shoulders he's credible as a partner in being able to. on me. the sanctions the us congress to enact. at some point not doing to six months before the final agreement that is absolutely necessary i think he has a hard job and doing that. partly because many people in congress have a very unrealistic. an approach in view of what the eu is about and what they can achieve through negotiations. so they seem to think that the notion of negotiations is that you aren't surrenders everything and no one does that in the nets denomination nature of a negotiation. that's that's the kind of delusion that are entertaining at the moment in his job is going to be to educate them but that's not possible. mr mcgauran and they have to come up with the numbers of they have come up with the troops and the money to do that. the cost or

um the locals as we were saying they're warythe ene militias and reb movemts to disappear and reappear simone just saying that the head of the m twenty three is yet to weigh in it's happened so many times over the past two decades. to give you an idea how confused it all can be meek and i shall not pass the story crowds gathered in kinshasa to find the only offer a defeated pm twenty three rebels back on their eye on me has meant when he asked us when we hear the sound of some cca. it's something they might be celebrating too quickly. recent history has been a businesslike clinic hebrews in mineral rich eastern congo the tutsi dominated rebellions appear on the feet it and then i've some time in eight under another name. it all began with the rwandan genocide in nineteen ninety four according to the un eight hundred thousand people mostly tutsis were killed many who choose including some of the kale is then fled to congo. off to heaven help the honda civic had to take palin nineteen ninety seven runs only the polk county and the tt was doing enough to fight against espn on hutu militia

i mean, it's funny, it's like a lot of the characters from "barbarians at the gate" reappear here. but at this meeting in toronto, andreas took it as his opportunity to confront kravis with his suspicions, and so he walks over and corners him, and says, you know, 'are you trying to--are you trying to take over my company?', again, the idea being that beatty's structuring a deal, a settlement so that--so that it'll cripple adm and set kravis up to take it over. it's like-kravis says, 'no,' and, you know, the two men part ways, and--and andreas still isn't convinced, but, you know, that was--that was their little confrontation. c-span: as you know, we'll never get it all in, and we've almost talked for two hours. what's the reaction to this by people that you know around adm and the andreases to your book? >> guest: a number of interesting reactions; in decatur, i-i went out there and there was a--there was a wonderful discussion i had--actually, it was on c-span 2--with the folks at decatur about the book, and i heard a lot of things from a lot of people about how this was really ho

do we hauled the interests of society that has to be sold about posing with the reappearance in the news or two. his ideas to just two one two an ancient christians it's about speech. it's about sports. yesterday was banned from speaking about the easter because if we simply in this indie sunday we really don't haveny respect wee wee wee on a stick in my other pursuits the state. he's been using news that up there gossiping about giving us money the looting but what we need is respect from the leads they never come to see what is going on in seventy one to talk about the suggestion to shore up their own doom the tree. oh which is a floating docks to see of the car is growing up so i think that we should focus on what's up with things we have been due to political duties should really take into account that we're going to be in the evening of cg and we really have to tune into the pot of soup and nine. i think it's not the only disadvantage some that it should also be shown that you have diversity and the land because it's going on. it's the only people who have no money no income on fina

you can't waive the magic obama wanted and make them reappear.the insurance companies extend what they are calling, what the white house calls substandard insurance plans through 2014. stuart: we don't know how they're going to resend the cancellation notices that have gone out. but we will find out. appreciate it. connell, it is yours. connell: thank you very much. the story will be these comments from president obama, his plan to fix the situation around the health care law. advance notice from rich edson in a moment. rich edson, plus at this hour in washington, d.c., with janet yellen. and how about this story, walking away from $3 billion. would you be able to do that? pretty good story. and last dance for lincoln? it could be if this small suv does not catch on. keep it here on "markets now." dagen: hey, everybody, welcome to this hour of "markets now." expecting the president at the bottom of the hour. all over this breaking news, what do you know so far? rich: telling fox those

moments later, he reappeared. he seemed to stumble over exactly what he wanted to say.as going to announce something, and he had to be accurate. a phone rang on the set. he picked up the receiver, listened for a couple of seconds, there was silence. he was obviously trying to get his emotions under control and make his words precise. he turned back to the camera and announced that the president was dead. i was too young to understand the real significance of what had happened, but i remember the intensity of emotion from my parents, i remember the shock, even over there, long before i ever thought of coming here i knew it was a moment in history. [ bagpipes and drums playing over ] [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades when you open an account. if hey breathing's hard.me, know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed air

jenna: right now, a serious disease suddenly making a reappearance in the united states.le outbreaks of tuberculosis in the state of florida, california and nevada as well. tb germs are spread when an infected person coughs, sneadses or speaks. -- sneezes or speaks. dr. kevin campbell is with us. how do you know someone has the disease? >> the most common symptoms are a cough that doesn't go away, it can be bloody, night sweats and fevers that persist over weeks to months, and there's usually some history of exposure to someone who had tb or a high risk population of that sort. jenna: vaccinations? does that happen as infants mow? >> it does not. so we recommend people get tuberculosis tests once a year where you're injected with a little bit of the bacteria and see if you react to it. if you do, then you know you've been exposed. jenna: i was looking at a little bit of research about when we've seen, quote-unquote, outbreaks. we've seen these cases in these few states, and it looks like tuberculosis came up in 2009, a couple years ago. and we see this every few years. wh

now the property prices are starting to recover, there are signs they're starting to reappear in someht? christine romans is in new york hopefully to calm us down. >> i can tell you it's isolated. if you live in california, you know what i'm talking about. there are some potential housing bubbles forming. this is a zillow research. they're showing four different neighborhoods looking a little bubblish right now. these are the areas on this map where you're seeing home prices rise. and you're not seeing wages necessarily going up in tandem. you're seeing a lot of investor interest in those markets. listen to what stan humphries told me about it. >> when rates go back up to 5% or 6%, people in san jose are going to be spending half their income on their mortgage. and when that happens, prices go flat or start to fall again. >> the percentage of our incomes that we're spending on housing right now is lower than the historical average. that means housing prices have come down so much that we're not paying quite so much historically for the cost of our homes. that means that you're not see

right side of your screen, live pictures as we have learned the mayor is reappearing today.and why we have to wait to find out. so stay tuned as we await that. let me take you to provo, utah. the murder trial of dr. martin macneill showcased four inmates serving time for identity theft. the first inmate was asked about his conversations known with the man as doc about allegedly killing his wife. >> i just asked him, i said, doc, they say you murdered your wife and he was like, no, i didn't murder my wife. if i did, they don't have any evidence. so you know -- and i was like, doc, they say you murdered her. he was like, no, i'm going to go home, they don't have any evidence. >> what else did he say about evidence against him? >> nothing, really, except they didn't have any evidence and they couldn't prove anything. >> let's talk about this. let me bring in hln's jane velez-mitchell. let's back up to what we just heard. can you give me context there? >> if the prosecutor didn't look too happy, it's because this inmate that they brought on with so much fanfare and we expected j

where the white house is scrambling to meet its deadline, just over 24 hours, they will have to reappeare the cure for the democrats woes come 2014? i'm thomas roberts and tis the season to do shopping. black friday is here. looking to take advantage of these door busting bargains. the shopping frenzy got started earlier than ever with more than a dozen big retailers opening their doors on thanksgiving day, that includes macy's, which was open on thanksgiving for first time in its 155 year history. this hour we have reporters from coast to coast covering today's black friday frenzy. we start with leanne gregg joining us live from park meadows mall in lone tree, colorado. it sounds like a lonely place but doesn't look lonely behind you. >> reporter: no, no, thomas it is hugely popular today, not lonely at all. take a look around. the mall is full and so are parking lots. this opened at 8:00 last night and more than 40 other stores inside the mall opened as well this morning. and throughout the night, they have had staggered openings. they are doing everything they can to entice customer t

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