a witness tells fox5 guy sar never left the vehicle when police opened fire. he died at a nearby hospital yesterday. i spoke with his family and they tell me this is a very difficult time. guy sar worked with his father as an accountant in mclean and according to his facebook graduated from virginia commonwealth university. an employee at the firm that we spoke with says he graduated in 2015 and started working in the office just a few months ago. now, according to the fbi who is now handling the investigation, us park police and fairfax county police were originally involved in that chase. two park police officers were involved in the shooting. now the at this point we know that they are cooperating with the fbi in this investigation, but the fbi would not give us any answers as to why shots were fired in the first place. they tell us this is an ongoing investigation giving us that reason as tohy speak or comment on the incident at this time. for now reporting live, melissa howl, fox5 local news. >> developing tonight, a maryland sports trainer is under arres

a witness tells fox5 gay sar never left the vehicle when park police opened fire. he died at a nearby hospital on monday. i spoke with his family and they tell me that this is a very difficult time. now gay sar worked with his father as a accountant in mclean and accord ing to his facebook graduated from in 2015 and was work in the office only for a few months and was very pleasant. now, accord ing to the fbi who is now handling the investigation, us park police and fairfax county police were originally involved in that chase. two park police officers were involved in the shooting. now at this time the fbi, they have not answered our questions as to why officers opened fire in the first place. they said they are contining to investigate. coming on at six we're going to give you a look at where the chase actually started just a few miles up the road. reporting live, melissa howl, fox5 local news. >> some big developments out of north korea today. the pentagon announcing this afternoon that the military launched a brand new missile. this one we're told much bigger th

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president has called for a capital punishment for sar pov tweeting he killed eight people and should get the death penalty family and friends of the eight victims have been holding vigils in their memory let's bring in our washington bureau chief alexander phenomena with the latest hi alexandria could donald trump's death penalty remarks actually jeopardize a fair trial well actually it is possible that donald trump's remarks could have consequences because he's demand for death penalty for the suspect could be seen as a public intervention that could in the case and that could come back and haunt prosecutors and help defense attorneys defense attorneys could use those remarks now to argue that they're a client has no chance of getting a fair trial and that is actually why presidents are normally advised not to weigh in on pending criminal cases meanwhile xander this investigation is continuing as you said any new details have emerged about the suspect and the attack. well actually we actually we are learning more and more details of the suspects personality we know nor know that the

two of those killed, sergeants johnson and -- the two sar jentsdzs johnson -- sergeants johnson were part of a 12-man patrol whose mission was not clear. we know they are trained occupation special lists and biological speck lists were outside combat roads. the department of defense described the mission of over 645 personnel in niger as advise and assist, but none of the varying accounts of what took place in early october seemed to support that seemingly benign summary of what occurred. frustration over this lack of understanding of the mission and the events that transpired are shared by everyone. from secretary mattis to all the members here. i can't imagine what the service members on duty and their families must be feeling. we have seen the strain that an ever expanding operational commitment is having on our military from our service members relying upon foreign countries or contractors to provide critical air support when a serviceman is stranded on the battlefield for over a day or for our war ships whose schedules have been so strained that their crews are unable to safely

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little wet tomorrow and tuesday and wednesday dry and thursday wet again and friday we clear up and sarred we clear up and next sunday rain and on and off again and the 49ers were on today. dennis. >>> how about it? stop the presses. on the verge of the first victory of the season. the rookie quarterback delivers the best game of his career. but was it enough? kickoff is next. mbered...but if today, was, indeed, beathard's turned in c ever since the 49ers acquired jimmy garoppolo c j has been an afterthought but if today was indeed his last start, he turned in a command performance that lit up levi stadium and made a winner out of kyle shanahan. peyton manning talking with brother eli. last time peyton was there he won super bowl 50. new york winning 6-3. c j bedford trying to keep the job away from jimmy g. goodwin hung onto it. touchdown and the 49ers led 10- 6 and the joins answered back. manning to evan ingram, this guy is red hot. nine yard touchdown pass. new york retakes the lead at 13- 10 and the shoot out continues. 30 seconds left and back to garrett selling gets a block from goo

. >> hi sar remarks people are in and out all morning long here in pennsauken. the signs are hanging on the doors, pointing voters to the right direction. the governors race is much discussed but there are other races the voters want to weigh in on too. >> it's your duty to get out and vote. the polls open at 6:00 a.m. in new jersey. in haddonfield and pennsauken. we saw voters headed out of their polling places i voted today affixed to their clothing. >> you have no right to even live in this country if you don't pick who speaks for you. >> and the term limited chris christie is the most talked. phil murphy and lieutenant governor kim guadagno. >> the governor's race is important to me. >> 60-year-old murphy a former golden sacks exectaff and monmouth county resident is talking about giving a tax boost. and kim guadagno talks about her goals to cut property taxes. and no matt who are you vote for taxes are a big issue. >> taxes in haddonfield are a big one. and in new jersey a big one. >> taxes eat everything up. >> turnout is lighter with no presidential elect

the focus of it on friday and sar. it's a quick hit but it's going sting. we haven't seen temperatures like this in quite a while. thee are high temperatures over the next couple of days. these are numbers that look like the middle of winter, not november. if you look at saturday morning, that should be the coldest morning in the northeast. 20s in new york city as well as boston. that could set new records. 20s in pittsburgh as well as washington. 30s all the way down into north georgia and freeze warnings posted around the tidewater across much of central and eastern north carolina and upstate as well, seeing the temperatures go well below the freezing mark. winter, it is starting early. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> the pastor for the texas church where the gunman killed 26 people said the church should be demolished because it's too stark of a reminder of the massacre. the church will be the deciding word. >> you think you may have shot him? i can't think of any other reason why he took that sign out and ended up in that ditch. i know i

>>> right now the search is on for the person who killed an off duty police officer, sar gechts tony mason jr. he was shot and killed in west baltimore early saturday. a woman was also shot, she is expected to be okay. sergeant mason was on noncontact status with the police department at the time. >> we have an update on a local woman injured in the las vegas mass shooting. we'll tell you about the progress that she is making >>> and time to turn your clocks back. 2:00 a.m. this morning marked the end of daylight saving time which means a lot of you got that extra hour of sleep. >> you either love it or you don't. the bad news is that it will get darker a lot earlier. >> for all those who work 9:00 to 5:00, a different scene going home. >> but it is 10:01 and thank you so much for starting your day with us. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. in less than an hour, people will start walking and running for the breathe deep d.c. we want to look at live pictures frlt national mall and that is where doug kammerer is once again the emcee. >> the annual event raise as wearness and money

. >> reporter: kay there sar that is right we met up with some performer whose have been practicing forhe next couple days taking center stage in the spot on the parkway in front of the art museum and what will be the country's oldest thanksgiving parade. >> we have been having a lot of practices learning step by step and i've been watching them on tv and i'm excited i get to do it this year. >> reporter: hundreds of children packed the hilton hotel ballroom polishing their two step for the 6abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving parade. >> going on the 98th year of the philadelphia parade so it's sort of a landmark. >> i mean it's like been a tradition for a really long time so everyone likes to watch it. >> reporter: drawing thousands of spectators and hundreds of performers. >> ready to roll for the wonderful experience. >> reporter: like mary ellen who picked up tap dancing over the summer. >> very excited once this a lifetime. >> the experience of the parade is electrifying, just amazing to see all the people come together and to celebrate and to have a good time. >> reporter: and aestheti

police say bijan ghaisar (ray-sar) led them on a chase down g-w parkway...ventually forcing them to open fire. but that's all they've said about the incident... and now - the victim's family wants to know more. john gonzalez is live in fairfax county. serious charges this morning against a man who athletic trainer at a prince george's county high school. suzanne kennedy is live in brandywine with more.. a congressional briefing is set for a new holiday hot spot in the district. the "made in dc" holiday bazaar opents today at the wilson building in northwest. the pop-up store will be stocked exclusively with dc-based brands. mayor muriel bowser will be there this afternoon to kick things off. a reminder this morning about how you can give back to kids in need this holiday season. we'll hold our big toys for tots' drive at national harbor this weekend. join us this saturday from 11 to 3 -- and donate a toy to brighten the holiday for a child in need. it's also everyone's favorite ti now on sale! each month features a differnt player cuddling up with a cute pup

with big followings from ivanka trump to journalist jake tapper and chris hayes to trevor noah and sar have a silverman. facebook also now admitting 150 million americans may have been exposed to russian posts like this one. both facebook and twitter say the posts linked to russia were a small fraction of what americans saw during the election, but both platforms allowed the russians to target americans by zip code, interests and background, in effect, weaponizing the posts to influence very influential people. that precise targeting the reason why facebook's ad revenue jumped 50% since last year, bringing in more than $10 billion in the last three months. zuckerberg told investors last night he would not put profits over people. >> we built these tools to help people connect and to bring us closer together. they used them to try to undermine our values. what they did is wrong and we're not going to stand for it. >> reporter: the new revelations come after congress grilled tech executives about russia's attempt to meddle in the election on social media. >> do you believe that any of yo

building is being transformed into a new museum mallika ahluwalia is the driving force behind armored sars partition museum it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening and nine eleven museum was there and there are now numerous holocaust museums it's not beautiful apartheid museum so countries around the world have walked to memorialize these events that have shaped them partition is not about the political events that led up to partition it's about the impact on each person who went through it it's really important that we highlight the stories of humanity hopefully one outcome on this would be that we remember our shared humanity and the shared history. catalunya suppose president is a wanted man after spain issues an international warrant for his arrest for rebellion sedition and misuse of funds.

we've seen pandemic flu, we've seen sars, we've seen ebola like this, and we are not prepared.la was not an exception, ebola is a precedent. >> narrator: officially, more than 10,000 people have died. the true figure is believed to be much higher. >> 37 health workers died at the kenema government hospital here. 37, including doctors, nurses, porters, cleaners, security, lab technicians, 37 of them died in this hospital. >> nurse rebecca, alex smogboy, nancy yoko, sister barlou, doctor khan, nurse alice, i.p. borry. >> next timfrontline... >> if they would have instituted a recall, then my son would have never gotten sick. >> about one in four pieces of raw chicken carries salmonella. >> the strains of salmonella are tougher, stronger, and many of them are antibiotic-resistant. >> what is the government doig to protect us? >> we didn't have the direct evidence to request the recall. >> we don't have laws that are protecting us. >> "the trouble with chicken," a frontline investigation. >> visit pbs.org/frontline for more on the failure to stop ebola. >> no matter what we did, it

santo padre, sabemos que no hay lugar en el mundo que la gracia de dios no se encuentre y para todo ap sare todo la fe para salir adelante y tratar de ser mejores personas dÍa a dia, gracias. (aplausos). >>> queridas chicas, recuerdo, mi visita al instituto de ciudad juÁrez, recuerdo lo que les dije ahÍ. miren siempre adelante, lo que ustedes viven ahora, es un paso en el camino de la vida. para poder despuÉs vivir mejor todavÍa. construirla libertad, la paz, la armonÍa y todas estas ilusiones que tienen dentro. sigan adelante por esos camino, sean corajudas, como decimos en argentina, no tengan miedo, no tengan miedo a construir caminos de paz, de entendimiento, porque la pelea, no lleva a ninguna parte. y cuando nos peleamos entre nosotros, como dice un poema argentino, nos comen los de afuera, siempre ha unidad, la unidad es superar a cual quiero conflicto, sigan adelante, que dios las bendiga y recen por mi, un abrazo grande. (aplausos) un momento de esperanza para estas mujeres que estÁn privada de libertad, con esto una pausa, pero regresamos en breve. papa francisco manda un mensaje

>> duterte has her saalready sar president has already said that he does not expect president trump too there. the u.s. national security adviser, lieutenant general mcmaster said that he expected that this would be one of those things where the relationship between the two men could deal with this in a way that would then turn the philippines own pivot to china into a pirouette right back to the united states. so you have both countries coming at this at a critical time. we're looking for the signals from it. will the united states stand by its past focus on human rights, or will it like the philippines shift to a more central leadership style? the two men have that in common. and will their natural empathy towards each other shift the policy in this region? >> it will be a dynamic we will be watching of course. president trump did not bring up human rights when he was in china either. certainly, we'll be watching this closely. we thank you for joining us. >>> and a church where a man carried out a deadly mass shooting in texas will reopen as a memorial on sunday. the first baptist ch

a sar. >> thank you, members of the committee. senator alexander and senator murray have very ably described the complexity and the importance of this role. and therefore, it's my privilege to introduce and to recommend he is up to the task and supremely well qualified to carry out this important work. as mentioned during my service as secretary of hhs, mr. azar was deputy secretary. he was chief operating officer of this complex department. prior to his service, he served as the general counsel under c secretary thompson, who i believe later will also introduce and robustly recommend him to the finance committee. that plus his experience leads me to conclude that there may not have been a nominee to this office of secretary better prepared to hit the ground running than alex azar. it was mentioned that hhs is a large and complex place. while deputy secretary, alex asdzar was the manager of the day-to-day operations of 90,000 employees and $1.1 trillion budget. just a brief example of what i think talk would illustrate his capabil

. >>> right now the search is on for the person who killed an off duty police officer, sar gechts tonyon jr. he was shot and killed in west baltimore early saturday. a woman was also shot, she is expected to be okay. sergeant mason was on noncontact status with the police department at the time. >> we have an update on a local woman injured in the las vegas mass shooting. we'll tell you about the progress that she is making

that's sums up 22-year-old sar sarah.athlete who doesn't let anything stand in her way. >> do you ever get nervous when you're doing your wild moves out that? >> all the time. all the time. it's not something comfortable to do. >> reporter: during training, sarah has taken nasty falls. but she never thinks about quitting. >> i haven't broken anything. thank you. every day she hits the park to improve those jumps and flips. >> once you just like hit the fear in the face like knock it out of the way you just feel that excitement and rush. >> sarah gets a lot of attention because she's a girl in a male dominated sport. and she's a developed muslim who proudly wear as hijab. >> my message to s to inspire women to do what they love no matter what they wear, religion, culture, personal preference. whatever you wear, whatever do you i want them to do with love and like with confidence because that defines who they are. >>> while she gets a lot of positive feedback on her social media, sarah also gets a lot of hateful messages. t

[rumbling] [clattering] [radio chatter] nasa reporter: the sar teams do have visual of the capsule, soyuznding under parachutes. ♪ search and recovery forces moving in on the russian mi-8 helicopters, as well as all-terrain vehicles. [applause and cheering] nasa reporter: all the recovery personnel from nasa and roscosmos converging out there in kazakhstan around the capsule. ♪ [men speaking russian] [breathing deeply] scott: the crisp coldness of the air is quite refreshing. not only fresh, but not space station smell to it. [laughs] kluger: the 340 days scott kelly and misha kornienko spent in space is less than 50% of what an even brief mission to mars would be. [man speaking russian] the one-year mission will not end with scott and misha kornienko's landing. they will be studied closely and in depth for the next year. scott: air is great. i don't know why you guys are all bundled up. kluger: that's knowledge that will enable us to protect the next generation of people who will be the generation that will return to deep space. ♪ scott: when i became an astronaut, we were the class that

that's a thin nail to hang your hat on but that's what the white house is hanging on, and that's why sar sarah huckabee sanders is saying all these women, even though the charges against other democratic supporters are serious. the president is trying to have it both ways. >> the president has been bashing hillary clinton this morning via twitter too. perhaps he was inspired by senator gillibrand's comments as it pertained to, you know, former president bill clinton. this was gillibrand. >> is it your view that the president clinton should have stepped down at that time, given the allegations? >> yes, i think that is the appropriate response. i think things have changed today. in light of this conversation, we should have a very different conversation about president trump and a very different conversation about allegations against him. >> gillibrand's office has clarified that, you know, it was the context in which she was talking, you know, had something like this been happening today. because the climate is different now. so the office try to offer that clari clarity. but, you know, p

and with that new art and architecture but with the communist regime now as dead as the rule of the sars well see how russia is dealing with that legacy will have that story for you coming up but first i've got daniel here with me and he's going to start talking about the sins over the oil sector. flaring up in nigeria where oil companies alone off eight billion cubic meters of gas each year it's toxic for the environment also huge waste of resources the gas is a byproduct of oil production and could be used as a source of energy but so far all companies have avoided making the necessary investments. what we are witnessing here should have ceased long ago nigeria's high court ruled gas flaring by oil companies illegal as far back as two thousand and five but only a few hundred meters away from these people's fishing village global oil giant shell continues to flare off its toxic gases with impunity the locals say that every family here has members who suffer from cancers and chronic bronchitis village headmen dark color is at a loss for more than two decades in this gospel and next yeah

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mcclellan ref elled in this new sar assignment remarking that he would rather deal with soldiers than railroads. and then he becomes of course a general in the regular army and he assumed sending off plans to winfield scott about how to win the war. he proposed entering western virginia for an advance on richmond, though the plan rather oddly dismissed any difficulty in crossing mountains in a single sentence. by may 17, 1861, he had turned his attention to the plight of unionists in western virginia. but also prepared, despite the absence of any instructions from scott, to cross the ohio river with as many as 40,000 men rather than see the loyal union men of kentucky crushed. scott, elderly general scott by this time, tries to rein in his young sub oordinate by pointing out that volunteers in a large theater hardly called for expeditions beyond its borders referring to the kentucky scheme. in turn mcclellan does something he is going to do about the next several months. that is complain about winfield scott writing that scott does not take suggestions from military subordinates espec

whatever they're doing, they're happy with it that he could do another sar wa"star wars" trilo >> what>> join the club. it's definitely going to be a top movie this week. these movies are always at the top of the chain. they're doing something right in terms of attracting new audiences with a movie that's set in a mexican cultural world. >> let's talk about "jumanji." there's a reboot that originally starred robin williams. why this one? >> this one seems original to me which takes the original jumanji idea that you can jump into a board game. kids jump into a video game and becomes an avatar. there's a 12-year-old kid who becomes the rock. >> dwayne "the rock" johnson very different from robin williams. how is that going to play? >> i think you've got kevin hart in this movie, so you have that's what they're at it. given the political environment we're in right now, do you think it's going to bring more people to this movie than it would have otherwise? >> well, it's an interesting question. i mean are people going to turn out for it or are they going to want a break? i think from a p

anywhere there is a blind spot, anywhere, there could be a new disease spreading, whether it's ebola, sarsers or hiv and tick-born disease. what we need to do is fight outbreaks around the world there here. that's very much at risk. the money used to control the outbreak and defend it, it will expire next year. unless congress gives more to the cc, we will be less safe. >> it seems globalization and that would increase the likelihood of epidemics. is there something we should be watching? >> we're all connected by the water we drink, air we breathe. and what we need do is strengthen the other countries to find threats as they emerge through laboratories to stop them as quickly as possible and physician out and prevent them wherever that's possible. >> disease detectives. >> yes. we have epidemiologists who figure out where disease is coming from, what's causing it, and what are the critical things to do to prevent it. we're helping others do it. >> nt >> the opioid epidemic is probably the major health problem. how much progress do you see us making? >> we need to do much better and caring

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he sars what it was like to perform on the iconic stage of new york's apollo theater. cool, pretty cool. >>> jack daniel has some expert help when he started his distillery in the 1800s. ahead, we will take you to tennessee to learn about the former slave who taught daniel how to make history and >>> there is no mystery about what goes into jack daniel's whiskey. the popular drink has been around for 151 years and its recipe is on the company's website. but a story about how jack daniel began his distillery is only now gaining traction. michelle miller traveled to tennessee to learn how aniris green helped make the brand a household name. michelle, good morning. >> good morning. you seem to know a lot about whiskey. >> i do know a lot about whiskey. >> good morning. some of the first clues about niris green were in jack daniels' official biography published back in 1967. green was mentioned in this book about 50 times. then his name seemed to disappear until one woman helped discover the truth at the heart of how jack daniels came to make whiskey. >> it's important to

. >> sar gentsd mason died in a hospital, the woman survived with a gunshot wound to the leg. >> terrible. >> reporter: and we're learning more about sergeant mason, he was on an internal affairs investigation. noncontact basically meaning that his police powers were removed and he was now assigned to administration at this time duties. now, there are unanswered questions about what led up to 24 shooting. hope fly we'll get some answers over the next couple of days. here in northwest d.c., shomari stone. >>> and d.c.'s mayor he reacted to what happened. >> we support the investigators and we want to get to the bottom of what happened certainly for his family, and for the people of that neighborhood. >> mayor bowser says she has been in close contact with police chief and hopes to have new information in the coming days here. you'llen want to stay with nbc 4 for any new developments. >>> and we now have learned more about that nerve-racking shooting investigation as take a happened on i-270 montgomery county police telling us a pellet gun was used to shoot out cars along the highway on fri

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there are some other respiratory viruses and animals -- in thatls that led to sars are concerning. viruses -- insect-born zika that are concerning. the most is concerning. you have an enormous diversity of influenza viruses. both birds and mammals -- these viruses mutate and canada and move between species and unpredictable way -- and can move between species in an unpredictable way. we cannot accurately predict what strains will emerge and that is the huge challenge. that, influenza and its natural vectors is such a very different disease. it does not cause much illness. these animals can be infected anda long periods of time go on migration patterns that could take them thousands of miles away that can introduce them to new reservoirs. how those viruses move around the world is mind-boggling. cecile, you have been doing a lot of work in understanding how pathogens spread in human populations. this is been fascinating to me as my center is working towards understanding seasonal influenza . can you speak to how modeling efforts can inform our public to the nextponse pandemic and co

i am most excited the senate remains as quick the sar.t has his desk by christmas. david: thank you. alice: shares making a massive comeback this morning. the big up move in open market. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: a really ugly day if you are a shareholder. shares plunging 20% on the earnings and then bouncing back after china's minority stake in the company. the rally lasted for a minute or falling again in premarket. looks like we might hit the low after earnings are let's bring in paul christopher of wells fargo. this is a very different story than what we saw for tech as a whole. classic council 40% of the s&p gains this year. we are looking for a year-over-year increase. the other hand, comparable year-over-year less favorable. we see a slowdown and a lot of it had been done already. and then there are political , bringing talent to the united states for further development. those will be headwinds going forward. >> let's talk about eu regulators saying that tech is a to democracy. those are strong words. >> that is probally a shot a

over those years 19 mix sar films have grossed over $11.2 billion at the box office.ar film as you mentioned is about finding the music within yourself. this young boy miguel, he loves music and his family is essentially banned the music in the family. answered finds himself on the day of the dead transferring over to the land of the dead, finding mysterious connection to somebody in his family as to why he lost music so much. the visuals on this movie are absolutely beautiful. over the years of these pixar movies you know they find this amazing balance where they make movies great for kids and adults. there are so many beautiful messages of family in this movie. you will definitely have tears streaming down your faces a you did with the movie up and inside out. wally and toy story. this story does a great job of balancing out that adult e789 and kids elements as well. the animation ace mentioned amazing. the music is phenomenal. the songs in the film do not just break out ran domly. they are a part of the movie. my call scores gorgeous. you will find yourselves blown

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that were just made fun of by the cone brothers in a film called hail seize sar with george clooney.ery on the nose anticommunist movies like something like i married a communist for the fbi. or stuff like that. they weren't successful. people didn't go see these overtly anticommunist films. what was successful, were those movies such as the invasion of the body snatcher. that took the anticommunist hysteria and put it within the sigh fie genera. for example, in body snatchers the pod people repeat slogans that sound as if they're straight out of stereo typical stalennist handbooks. >> i'm spartan. >> are their revolutionary messages in movies in planet of the apes? the answer is absolutely yes. first of all who wrote them? the novel was written by howard fast. who had been a member of the communist party u.s. the screen play for spartan kus a member of the communist party. at the end of sparta kus. it's a beautiful scene. human solidarity. which is what socialism is about. sticking together. it's more than that. at the end, it's like the whole thing in the hollywood blacklist. will