also, on board sheryl maahs from spirit lake. she graduated in 1983. her brother and others plan to honor the victims with a special ceremony in des moines. << ron maahs lost his sister sheryl on november 25th, 1985. her team's plane crashed in freezing drizzle killing all seven on board. "i am obviously never going to forget. my family is never going to forget, but it's really nice to know that other people haven't forgotten," maahs said. maahs says sheryl a member of the iowa state cross country team gave her heart and soul to the sport of running. "she was always very encouraging and supportive of everybody. she gave a lot of herself," maahs said. sheryl and her teammates placed a surprising second in the ncaa national cross country meet in milwaukee. "that mornrng everybody was sky y high, and that afternoon everybody was in mourning," said tim lane. tim lane helped organize a memorial ceremory planned for thanksgiving eve in the very spot where the plane fell from the sky. "i want this to be a celebration. i want the running community to turn out,

sheryl maahs from spirit lake. she graduated in983. her brother and others plan to honor the victims with a special ceremony in des moines. ktiv's sheila brummer has the story. << ron maahs lost his sister sheryl on november 25th, 1985. her team's plane crashed in freezing drizzle killing all seven on board. "i m obviouslyy neverroing to forget. my famiiy is never going totoorget, but it's really nice to know that other people haven't forgotten," maahs said. maahs says sheryl a member of the iowa state cross country team gave her heart and soul to the sport of running. "she was always very encouraging and supportive of everybody. she gave a lot of herself," maahs said. sheryl and her teammates placed a surprising second in the ncaa national cross country meet in milwaukee. "that morning everybody was sky high, and that afternoon everybody was in mourning,""said tim lane.. tim lane helped organize a memorial ceremory planned for thanksgiving eve in the very spot where the plane fell from the sky. "i want this to be a celebration. i want

. >> anchor: sheryl fiandacca has the latest information on this person and sheryl joins us live in our newsroom . >> anchor: sources say police are questioning a person of interest in connection with this incident and we are learned there are are quite a few disturbing details about the child's injuries. as you know, sources saying the bobby was found naked and her head was shaved and she had cigarette burns on her body. sources say the person in custody is someone the family knew and at one time trusted. that person is cooperating with investigators and is answering questions and there are a lot of questions here including how and when the child was taken from the home and how she ended up on the side of the road with all of those troubling injuries. now police have not yet made an arrest but i'm told this investigation is unfolding very quickly. the baby my source say was found by a couple on the side of the road this morning. this called police. so far, sources say the pen of interest in this case is talking and an arrest could be made in this case shortly. in the news room, sheryl

a man by the name of ed and his wife sheryl, who live in arizona, they came across the story, fell in love with him, and they were able to bring murdoch home. this is a video of him walking into his new home and discovering his new bed and toys. >> mine, mine, that's mine, this is mine. >> i know some grown ups that up that life. >> wow, that is great. >> i know ed and sheryl, and to tell us more about the journey, we have ed. >> once my wife saw him, read his story, his face, and eyes, he is fell in love. we lost a golden retriever about a month prior. we thought we would take a break from dog ownership. once we saw murdoch it was over. >> did you have to take any special precautions to bring him into the home? >> one of the volunteers there, john, really really painted us a picture of what home needed to be like. murdoch is not an aggressive dog by any means whatsoever. he is the softest and gentlest animal i have met. we happened to meet all of the criteria and it worked out perfectly. here you go good boy, good boy. >> good girl, good girl. >>> it is a halloween sky diving trip wi

any sheryl anchors the a.m. and cast on nbc channel 7 monday through friday additionally she is the host of the emmy award-winning show i don't understand the headlines that look at in depth issues and hollering a lornlt volunteer for the league of women voters mother ratting many of the forums and a past recipient of the league of women winner of the award we're very honored to welcome sheryl jennings here tonight (clapping.) >> thank you so much for getting we have so many great questions trying to get them consolidated i'm really, really honored to be here with the distinguished panel rincon hill for district 3 tonight is an honor to work with the san francisco league of women voters i love what we do overwhelm a voter please be a voter and it is a good thing you're here because you care about this rose and community so thank you from me as a person that has to set and tell the news it is an hour to be in your company your stepping up to talk about the issues you'ller from commitments from the board of superv

. >> anchor: sheryl fiandacca has breaking information on that person and sheryl joins us live in our newsroom . >> reporter: well, kim, sources say police are questioning a former baby sitter a 21-year-old woman in connection with this incident. we are now learning quite a few disturbing details about the child's injuries and this case. sources say the bishy was found naked shall her head was shaved and she had cigarette burns on her body. sources say the baby sitter was at one time a trusted care giver and was recently fired. she is cooperating with investigators and is answering questions and there are a lot of questions including how and when the child was taken from the home and how she ended up on the side of the road with all of those troubling injuries. earlier this morning, investigators were at gordon college in wenham asking the police there about a former female student and the college confirms they told the police told the investigators the woman hadn't been enrolled there since 2014. sources say police have not yet made an arrest but the young woman is in custody and she

"people" reports on facebook's coo sheryl sandberg remembering her husband. he died six months ago. she posted i want to thank my family and friends who have supported and comforted me and my children as we have recovered from grief, regained our smiles and the ability to laugh. i also appreciate the many strangers who have reached out. loss and recovery give us the ability to be grateful on a >>> "the san francisco chronicle" reports on mallia attend. she is expected to head to college next fall. she's visited at least a dozen public and private schools colleges. the first lady has said malia wants to be a filmmaker. >> my odds-on bet is a little one her dad went to. >>> so "usa today" reports on the worst drivers by state. the rankings from a car insurance site are based on fatal crash statistics. go figure.

it was bloggers that introduced the whistleblowers to sheryl atkinson so she could air their stories on television. many other bloggers including myself took the ball that david, mike, and dave started and we ran with it. and it was not some botched sting operation. it was a scandal. and it was due to the efforts of new media and not old media that it got attention. we in the new media are open about our efforts to advocate on behalf of gun rights and the second amendment. back in 2011, atf was soliciting public comments on whether to implement a recording requirement that would require border states to inform them when someone baltimore than one semiautomatic rifle within a five five-day period. the gun control lobby had a letter generator. we didn't. with this assistance of one of my readers, we set up a letter generator with a prewritten

community partners advocating forever the public safety and liveable streets in san francisco and sheryl brinkman vice president of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and we have tom maguire the sustainable streets at the sfmta and have tilly chang the executive director of the county transportation authority no san francisco and 80 mass the health officer here 2, 3, 4 the city and county of san francisco and noah what r a great partner and soon to be existing hopefully stay close by the director of to bicycle education and greg suhr the san francisco police department their folks are out there everyday and citing folks we appreciate all the hard work and with that, i want to invite to the myself of microphone the vice chair the mta sheryl brinkman. >> thank you ben and thank you all for coming i want to thank the mayor and the supervisors and oats heads of all the city departments for in their focus when is fundamental to everyone in our city this is about saving lives this is making your streets more welcoming for everyone who lives in the city traffic collisions really

laura: ron maahs's sister sheryl was one of the runners who lost her life that day. >> she was always very encouraging and supportive of everybody. she gave a lot of herself. sheryl and her teammates were on their way home from milwaukee , where they placed second in the nation at the ncaa national meet. >> that morning everybody was sky high and that afternoon everybody was in mourning. laura: tim lane is helping to organize a memorial ceremony at the very site the plane went down. >> the body of the plane was right here. laura: the public is invited to along country club blvd. >> i want this to be a celebration. i want the community to turn out. laura: they will see the unveiling of a new park area that will serve as an everlasting memorial. cooks hopefully we can think and reflect about it. and if it inspires some people, that is great. eric: members of the public are invited to join this memorial service on november 25 that's next wednesday the night before thanksgiving. it all starts at 4:00 p.m. lookout uber. des moines' yellow cab company is upping it's game. elizabeth: kcci's

sheryl fiandacca has been look looking into that angle of the terror sorry. pester orism experts say ice cis using video to recruit sympathiz sympathizers. the or of the cia calling the threat one more reason why the u.s. must remain vigilant. the latest threats and new propaganda videos, this one shows three heavily armed men celt plating the paris attacks and threatening washington, d.c. >>> i think washington, d.c. is on the top list of targets for isis. however, we see that in paris they actually went dark and were searching outweighs to hide their communications throughen trip shun. if there was towel a plot going on to target the united states, we would see that chatter going quiet, not escalating so this is aspirational. it certainly is worth paying attention to but it is not a credible threat. videos have not yet been authenticated by u.s. intelligence officials but that didn't stop the direct of the ci cia for saying more isis attacks or possible . >> anchor: they are determined to carry out these types of attacks. this is not something that was deli

laura: ron maahs's sister sheryl was one of the runners who lost her life that day. >> she was always very encouraging and supportive of everybody. she gave a lot of herself. laura: sheryl and her teammates were on their way home from milwaukee, where they placed 2nd in the nation at the ncaa national meet. >> that morning, everybody was sky high, and that afternoon everybody was in mourning. ,laura: tim lane is helping to organize a memorial ceremony at the very site the plane went down. >> the body of the plane was right here. laura: the public is invited to gather here on thanksgiving eve along country club boulevard. >> i want this to be a celebration. laura: family, friends, and neighbors will share stories and see the unveiling of a new park area that was her as an everlasting memorial. >> hopefully people go there and reflect and think about it, and if it inspires some people that's great. ,laura: the memorial service will be wednesday, november 25. it all starts at 4:00 p.m. stacey: gas prices drop below 2 a gallon tonight at some des dollars moines gas stations. we got regula

community partners advocating forever the public safety and liveable streets in san francisco and sheryl brinkman vice president of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and we have tom maguire the sustainable streets at the sfmta and have tilly chang the executive director of the county transportation authority no san francisco and 80 mass the health officer here 2, 3, 4 the city and county of san francisco and noah what r a great partner and soon to be existing hopefully stay close by the director of to bicycle education and greg suhr the san francisco police department their folks are out there everyday and citing folks we appreciate all the hard work and with that, i want to invite to the myself of microphone the vice chair the mta sheryl brinkman. >> thank you ben and thank you all for coming i want to thank the mayor and the supervisors and oats heads of all the city departments for in their focus when is fundamental to everyone in our city this is about saving lives this is making your streets more welcoming for everyone who lives in the city traffic collisions really

. >> still to come, the unusual honor sheryl sandberg is receiving from the u.s. navy. >>> also, veterans can't make it to the parade, google is taking the parade to them. we'll explain. >>> and live pictures from san francisco over st. luke's hospital in the mission district. in the past 15 minutes, we've learned the gunman is now down. san francisco police have secured the area. it happened in that construction site you just saw. it's a new building, the new replacement for st. luke's hospital. we have a report on the scene, and our chopper over the scene. keep it here for updates. we'll be right back. ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. news we've been following throughout the newscastu' >>> want to give you an update on breaking news in

when sheryl sandberg, the coo of facebook, mentioned that, i think that was very, very interesting.to this, the tax plans of those who have rolled out their tax plans. oh, they make all kinds of promises. i liken it to running for the student body president in 12th grade. but looking at what the tax preparation organization cape up with, none of them appears to be revenue-neutral. how important is it for them to get their numbers right? especially in advance of our fox business debate on tuesday? >> perfect segway there. i think that's a hangover from the last debate that i'm going to be really interested to see how it's going to be handled in the debate next week. for many of them, when they were asked about it, they refused to acknowledge there was anywhere between $1-$2 trillion of a deficit their plans would leave. given the fact that many republicans say they do care about the deficit, that's' a contradiction. liz: we know that bernie sanders is the vermont senator who's running and, of course, he ditched the independent label just so he can get on ballot in new hampshire. i'll

also, killed in the crcrh was sheryl maahs from spirit lake, she was a runner on the team. coming up next in law review, we have some rules that must be followed by health professionals. and what it means for you, as a patient. you know families today are so stretched... ...they're working two jobs; they're working extra hours, but paychecks have barely budged. raising family incomes is the defining economic challenge of our time... i have a plan that will put raising incomes right at the center of our economy again. we've got to get back to making it possible... ...for anybody in america to go as far as their hard work will take them. that will be my mission as president. i'm hillary clinton, i approve this message << >> << wx timer @ 2:15 winter weather advisory in effect thanksgiving day from 4 am to 6 pm for much of siouxland, including sioux city winter storm warning in effect thanksgiving day from 9 am to 9 for harrison & shelel counties a mix ofreezing rain, sleet and snow wll create some tricky turkey day travels, so be sure to keep a close ey on today's weather. if

i learned that people will forget what you did, but they will never julie, sheryl, and ron as well, who i was very close to you made us feel great, you gave us a great bond a lovely friendship, you'll never ever be forgotten. bag pipes after the ceremony... friends and family laid roses near the crash site. a permanent memorial is being planned for the site to remember the victims. a former football player says it'll be hard to follow up iowa state's coach paul rhoads. there was talent there... but the attitude of winning wasn't. so you have to have a guy who knows how to win. but you also have to have a guy that can bridge, personality - wise, the rhoads players to his system. because if you go from rhoads, who everybody really liked, to a guy who doesn't care if people like him he wants to succeed, the locker room will absolutely fight that hard core tooth and nail. cyclone fanatic says there are 6 potential candidates who are generating the most buzz... that's buffalo's lance leipold... willie fritz of georgia southern... navy's ken niumatalolo... toledo's matt campbell... ohio state

>>> this morning on today's take" sheryl hines takes us along on her christmas adventure and we can't curb her enthusiasm and circumdreams out on the plaza and everything you need to know about finding and caring for a fresh christmas tree and all that and more coming up next. >>> from nbc news, this is "today eats take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie gave the and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on a monday morning. it's november the 30th, 2015. nice crowd outside on a chilly day in new york city. i'm willie along with natalie and tamron. al left a little bit early this morning. tell us about this jam. >> this is my jim, "hit the quan." over the weekend you gather with your family and every new line dance that the younger kids know that the older people at table >> were you dabing? >> i was dabbing. >> yes, we dab the, of course. i'm not going to teach you how to quan but my nephew did. the college kids come home and know all the dances. kind of like the whip-nae-nae. get one of your kids to teach you how to quan because i think i h

you say, they will forget what you did, but they will never forget how you made them feel, julie, sheryl, and ron as well, who i was very close to you made us feel great, you gave us a great bond a lovely friendship, you'll never ever be forgotten. nats bag pipe after the ceremony people laid roses at the crash site in the front yard of a waterbury home. a permanent memorial is planned for the site to remember the victims. the cause of the crash was attributed to icing on the plane's wings. another setback today for the wellmark y-m-c-a in des moines... the 'y' hoped to have its olmpic size pool finished this year... but are still 6-million dollars short of the money needed to do it. today that number jumped to 7-million. prairie meadows casino is putting a hold on its one-million dollar donation. the chair of the casino's executive committee doubts the donation would have been approved if they knew about the funding problems. 6:24 - well ill tell you what , if we would have it wouldnt have gotten my vote... i think we all had confidence this was going to bring this to fruition. - phoner

want to bring helping her up and not all of san francisco i said we're going to be on tv tonight sherylll of san francisco will know how amazing and worthy you or i want to shout out to our colleague laura who wrote the accommodate that was received and honored by the great people so sheryl come up we'll give our major award (clapping.) it is - >> hi pardon me my voice it is the job this came to a complete surprise i had nodding to be nominated i was mr. earl surprised sometimes our jobs gets us down when i found out my colleague laura nominated me i have gratification that someone appreciate my hard work i want to thank jean she believed in me and has as urban wavering faith when i'm not sure and opted up opportunity without her i wouldn't be in this position any dream job thank you she's an excellent leader and spies me and lastly a thank you to my communities all those years i wouldn't have been a teacher without them i'm very blessed thank you (clapping (clapping.) >> we have the rave service award to our person and ask martha to come forward and read into the record why we'll honor

was up here so matt trying to follow our lead sheryl got evicted and has to move to santa fe yes, it'srue and breaking our heart i want everyone in the room to know we're the hardest worker people in the city i don't want to lose her my voice is shake she's that good thank you, richard and everyone on the board we like serving you. >> thank you. >> and for the final recognize this to i'm going to turn it over to president murase that will tell us about this special recognition. >> colleagues i was contacted earlier this year by two highly do respected of the japanese community making donations please allow me to introduce those individuals first on behalf of the family he'll be presenting trained to the city the secret prisoner exchange and the only family captured during world war ii a little known every time of president roosevelt's the order of removal of 20 thousand japanese-american from the west coast during world war ii immediately the fbi arrested japanese leader all 2 thousand three hundred from the coast they arrested 14 hundred germans and 200 and 64 aliens and the governmen

. >>> also ahead, the unusual honor facebook executive sheryl sandberg is receiving today from the u.s. navy. an unique honor is being extended to facebook's chief operating officer... ==take vo== sheryl sandberg has been chosen to sponsor the navne >>> a unique honor extended to facebook's chief operating officer. cheryl sasheryl sandberg has be to sponsor the u.s. narn sub. secretary of the navy said he chose sand burg because of her work advocating women's empowerment. in fact, the first time she used that phrase she's so famous for "leaning in" was during a lecture at the u.s. naval academy back in 2011. >>> she was part of the fabric of san francisco. what made the city special. it's not often a stripper is cultural icon but she is. carol dshlo t a has died. she led a colorful life. friends tell us she suffered from kidney failure. she first made a name for herself in the 1960s at the famous condor club in north beach. at the time her topless shows were seen as both scandalous and wildly entertaining. she used to sing at several local venues. san francisco lost a revolutionary ent

dagen: and by the way, he has sheryl sand egger work -- sheryl sandberg working there.d high in terms of its stock price, it's up 38%. it is going great guns. yahoo!'s stock price is down 35%. marissa mayer's not doing a good job running the company, so she has to make that personal decision not to be gone. kennedy: it's not a company she created. it's very different. harris: when i read criticism about marisa saying she's in a less of a position and somehow it's different for men and women, what you're saying is, no, what really matter is the the green. dagen: the jury's still out, but the stock price says no. harris: this reminds me of paul ryan's decision to be saying, no, i want time with my family. >> he gets to go home on the weekend, i think that was the right decision. look, i spent a lot of time with my newborn when he was born. it was one of the most special experiences of your life, and i kind of throw politics to the wind on issues like this because i have experienced it, and i do know how important it is to really do that. but i do think we have to differen

sheryl schmeckpeper with the norfolk 150 organization says the main celebration will run wednesday, june 29th through the 4th of july. she says anyone who donates $150 for the celebration will be listed on the committee's web site, in a norfolk daily news commemorative insert, and on a permanent marker that will be placed somewhere in the johnson park area. the divots devent center is hosting norfolk's premier holiday celebration and shopping extravaganza this weekend. sales and marketing manager cheryl waddington says the yuletide market will be packed with great gifts for everyone on your r liday shopping list. it's saturday f fm 10 to 4 and sunday from noon to 4 at t t divots devent t center west of norfolk on highway 275. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 lukas: construction has been completed on a brand new industrial shell on a brand new industrial shell spec (ulative) bulding that's been built at the bridgeport west industrial park. city planners and officials surveyed the 50 thousand square foot space located right next to the new site

i think it has a huge impact on sioux city," said naia committee member, sheryl gamble. "that really helps the hotel side of things because they'e gauranteed to stay in hotels all week long in sioux city so that's a pretty cool aspect to a tournament like this," said naia volleyball co- tournament director, corey westra. and local teams like briar cliff appreciate the impmpt too. "we're just happy that we have the opportunity to come here and play because not every team so we're pretty lucky that sioux city hosts the national tournament," said briar cliff university senior volleyball middle blocker, breanna these young women do more than play volleyball while they're in town. they also like to give back. on sunday, they held the annual youth clinic for siouxland girls n-a-i-a players taught basic skills like passing, setting, serving and hitting. "it makes me feel good that they look up to us so much and that i can interact with them because i mean they'll come our games all week if weather permitting us and be like hey that's that girl that helped me ss or set and they

i'm dan ashly. >> and i'm sheryl generaling, thank you for joining us.orts of suspicious passenger on board united airlines plane at san francisco international prompted the pilot to stop taxiing down the runway and return to gate. new jersey governor chris christie was on that flight headed to boston. you see him here. the secure area of sfo in this picture. nbc news reporter vic lee joins us with the story. vic. >> reporter: police say that passenger was questioned, cleared and then put on another plane. police say he was never near governor christie who usually travels with his own security anyway. nevertheless, this whole thing was unnerving especially now. it was a long six hours today for new jersey governor chris christie seen here waiting for his plane to leave sfo. christie flew to the bay area to attend a fundraiser last night hosted by hp ceo meg whitman. united flight 1108 was supposed to depart at 8:30 this morning, but it was delayed because of a suspicious passenger. >> a male passenger who was taking photographs of the flight attendants t

was trainer stephanie streit from hawarden, and sheryl maahs from spirit lake. this afternoon, family members of the vicitims and others are holding a special cermemony in des moines to honor those that were lost. >> weather ad-lib winter storm watch in effect thanksgiving day for parts of southern and eastern siouxland some very ill-timed winter weather will make its way through siouxland during one of the busiest travel days of the year on thanksgiving day. today, however, looks like a much better option travel-wise as the only potential hazard will be some patchy drizzle and fog. conditions will really start to deteriorate late tonight/early tomorrow morning as some light rain begins to switch over to freezing rain and could accumulate up to a quarter of an inch in some locations by late tomorrow morning. see graphics. >> president barack obama admits paris made the threat of a terrorist incident in the u.s. fell a lot closer to home. but, in a white house news conference within the last hour, the president assured the american people that he is taking every

also, killed in the crash sheryl maahs from spirit lake, iowa. she was a runner on the team. sioux city fire rescue trying to figure out the cause of a blaze that broro out this morning inin morningside.. when crews arrived on the scene near south rustin and vine they saw smoke coming from the home. it appears the fire started in the kitchen, went up to the ceiling, and into the attic. no one was home with the fire broke out, but there was a cat and a dog inside. crews were ablblto save the cat, but the family's dog died in n e fire. the mother of a young girl killed by her daycare provider in orange city, iowa is speaking out about a judge's recent ruling. the sioux county attorney says he won't appeal the decision to cut a 100-year prison sentence for rochelle sapp in half. last year, sapp pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment charges. three-year-old autumn elgersma died in 2013. at the time, a plea deal dropped a first-degree murder charge. sapp had agreed to back-to-back 50-year sentences. in october, a district judge cut down the sentence by a

well, facebook's coo sheryl sandberg will have the unusual honor of christening a navy submarine. navy ships are traditionally christened by women usually relatives of military leaders. recently more women are chosen because of their own accomplishments. but there's a catch. they will have to wait until 2022 because the u.s.s. massachusetts isn't even built yet. >>> well, a bride-to-be accidentally flushes her engagement ring down the toilet. >> along with a pair of diamond earrings, as well. she says she was cleaning her jewelry and when she finished the job, she picked up the tissue she had been using to polish them and tossed it in the toilet. it took 30 seconds to realize it. in panic she called her fiance for help. >> my heart dropped. i kept reassuring her, babe, it's okay. things happen. accidents happen. everyone does something kind of like that. [ laughter ] >> i guess so. well, the two called the riverside community service department and a crew came down the next morning after setting a trap in the sewer two doors down. all of the items were recovered and cleaned by the

you say, they will forget what you did, but they will never forget how you made them feel, julie, sheryl, and ron as well, who i was very you gave us a great bond a lovely friendship, you'll never ever be forgotten." after the ceremony... people laid roses on the site of the crash in a front yard of a water bury home. a permanent memorial is planned for the site to remember the victims. the cause of the crash was attributed to icing on the plane's wings. there's still much more to come tonight.. coming up at 9-30 -- safe holidays.. in the wake of the attacks in paris.. terror alerts are high around the world.. and holiday travelers are told to remain vigilant.. how they're responding to the warnings.. but first.. say yes.. to the dress.. why meteorologists across the country are all wearing the same thing. from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..you're watching the if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks an

teen-ager convicted of killing his best friend's mother. 20 years after her murder andy o'brien sits with sheryl fiandacca for the first time . >>> i want to make sure we're clear. you are saying you didn't kill janet downing . >> reporter: the eddie is . >> anchor: protestors taking aim at i controversial deer hunt in the blue hills. they allowed hunters to tackle an issue with overpopulation. this hunt is not sitting well with everyone . >> anchor: experts say the deer the answer. 7's kelly o'hara is in milton to tell us more. get under way first thing tomorrow morning. you can see from the sign behind me the road is going to be closed and not everyone we met today is happy about it. holding signs that say stop the slaughter and this is murder. >>> no hunting in our parks . >> reporter: they line the entrance of the blue hills reservation saying no to hunting. >>> i think it's a real tragedy tragedy. it's very sad, deer just innocent bystanders too . conservation and recreation granting hutting permits for the first time in 100 years. permits granted in to nearly 200 . >>> they found there was

sheryl comstock and diane harris. >> by lying from the very beginning about where he was, it showed thathad a guilty conscience, and that's very significant. if he had been with her the night before and left prior to, and he didn't have anything to do with the murder, he should have said something to law enforcement. he should have said something to the investigators because you would think he would want to help the investigators to find out who killed christie, if he cared about her, if he wasn't involved in the murder, he would insist. and that was not what he was doing. >> so harris and comstock went to work, studying the case and learning all about arturo gutierrez. knowing who they were dealing with would help determine how to handle him. >> i think the best, you know, thing that they had going for them, i think he was less threatened by them versus he knows i'm the guy that was handling the case. he knows that and probably felt that i was the guy that was out to get him. >> when you think of strategies, and that's why i love cold case, you're only limited by your imagination, your

sheryl sandberg said we invest. zuckerberg said it was a good quarter.eople in corporate america, don't be ashamed. go learn from this 18-year-old kid. this is the company you should aspire to be. i'm going to say something that people are going to really blow people away. they paid $19 billion for what's app. it was a steal. >> you think it was a steal. >> by the way, can i give you a sense of things? one-fifth of the people in the world check facebook all the time. one-fifth. >> it's now called the biggest media brand in the world. >> by far. time warner which i know we're going to get to later, you're not losing customers to cord cutting. you're losing customers to facebook. they are talking about media time and how much media time people spend on facebook. and i got to tell you, they had a great moment. when they first started they were talking about how zing was getting customers. way too early for that one. >> good. >> here it's ikea getting $2 million back. return on investment is clear. the brilliance of the people, 41 revenue growth. that means

andy o'brien sits with sheryl . >>> i want to make sure we're clear. you are saying you didn't kill janet downey? if certainly a happy monday to you hopefully you have a lot of time to spend with your family over the holiday weekend and get rested up and eat a lot of turkey . >> anchor: because get ready for all of the holiday shopping we have going on right now. the temperatures starting to feel a little more like christmastime out there, pete . >> anchor: our temperature about 37 degrees right now and winter is on the way officially now meteorologically speaking it starts tomorrow but 21 days until the solstice, the shortest day of the year. 24 days until christmas and then 31 days to 2016. hmm. is it already that time of year? the temperatures, well, they are cold. 36 wellesley, melrose at 37. 36 randolph. about 37 scamp scott. our terms are cooling off a few degrees. green hand already close to freezing. hudson, new hampshire about 36, 35 lowell, looks like 34 in auburn right now. fitchburg right at freezing. this is with a cloudy sky too. that tel

convicted of killing his best friend's mother, 20 years after her murder annie o'brien sits with sheryl fiandacca for the first time . >>> i just want to make sure we're clear. you are saying you didn't kill janet downing? it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >> anchor: two strangers on thin ice as they rush to the rescue to save a woman in trouble. the woman was trying to save her dogs when she suddenly fell through the ice . >> anchor: two rescuers carefully jumped into action there and now they are speaking about a chilling rescue. >>> she said that she is number and she can't hang on any longer longer. >> anchor: a city worker is now being called a savior. >>> i come around the corner and i seen something floating . >>> . happened to be in the right . her. i couldn't go out there, i couldn't get any closer so immediately i called 911. fall through . >> reporter: officer brad nelson shows up 8 minutes l

. >> reporter: a sheryl fiandacca interview. lucky to be alive andrew: the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. for that very reason. it makes us the child we once were. the years just glide away, who used to be down in me, all over again. and bluecross blueshield has me. and choose world. calm or bright? but at bedtime... why settle for this? don't miss the semi-annual sale going on now! sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. good, to great, to wow! gift the best sleep of your life to your whole family. only at a sleep number store. right now save $500 on the veteran's day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. >> anchor: police in wilmington offer a little holiday help to a little boy. someone stole his pumpkins and as you might imagine if you have ever nope a six yearly, boy was pretty upset . >> anchor: but police were

sheryl sandberg, the author of lean in which gave a lot on this issue, gave him a shout out and lean in award of the day on her facebook page yesterday. so i mean, that's good stuff. okay, everybody, on to our next story. no, this is-- there is an asteroid the size of the empire state building hurtling towards the earth which makes sense. we do have a black president so this has been predicted, right? (laughter) okay. >> excuse me. >> larry: you know what i am saying, right. >> larry, sorry to interrupt. >> larry: hey t is dre, our director, our director dre, everybody. (applause) i'm going to do the met yor story. what's going on, dre? >> you skipped the takedown of paul ryan. you forgot to point out that he is a total hypocrite. >> larry: what? oh, oh, my bad. i must have-- i must have skipped a page in my script. thanks, dre, i didn't know. >> no problem. >> larry: oh, here we go. i'm sorry. all right. paul ryan is completely full of [bleep] (cheers and applause) all right? and here's why. >> time reports on congressman paul ryan accused of hypocrisy. this week ryan said if he wer

you say, they will forget what you did, but they will never forget how you made them feel, julie, sheryl, and ron as well, who i was very close to you made us feel great, you gave us a great bond a lovely friendship, you'll never ever be forgotten. bag pipes after the ceremony... friends and family laid roses near the crash site. a permanent memorial is being planned for the site to remember the victims. foreign language in the west des moines school district could take a hit next year... the district is trying to trim up to 850 thousand dollars from its budget of 150 million. a committee recommended ways to se mone. some b elimating rtn prram "the des moines register" reports foreign language offerings would be affected the most... the district would save more than 38 thousand dollars by dropping its japanese classes. and it would save around 12 thousand by phasing out the german program. the school board is expected to vote on the cuts next month. a metro church is continuing a generous thanksgiving tradition... the "west des moines christian church" is hosting its third annual holiday

. >>> a sheryl fiandacca exclusive interview. lucky to be alive tonight at jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where this is how we're going to every politician comes in and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something that he thought violated you could guarantee it was gonna get whacked. he vetoed a bunch of my stuff and i was the senate president. the message to washington, d.c., is 'get ready...' nright to rise usa is responsible >> anchor: a pint sized tattoo artist providing dad with new ink. t

convicted of killing his best friend's mother. 20 years after her murder, annie o'brien sits with sheryl fiandacca for the first time . >>> i just want to make sure we're clear. you are saying you didn't kill janet downing? >>> the eddie o'bryant inter >> anchor: if you didn't get as black friday, you still have a to score some cyber savings. in fact, millions of americans are shopping on-line today . >> anchor: and some say it's the new way to get through your list fast. it's the new sound of the season season. the whiz and hum of the holidays robots and conveyer belts moving orders at amazon as fast as shoppers can point and click . >>> we are in full force at this point 95% of people probably spent about four hours on average shopping on-line at work, but going into the evening a lot of the cyber monday deals will be holding strong . >> anchor: data from adobe shows on-line sales have been strong since thanksgiving with shoppers spending more than $7 billion on-line from thursday through the weekend. up dramatically over the last year about a third placing orders from their mobile dev

in the newsroom, sheryl fiandacca, 7 news . >> anchor: we're now learning more about the condition in found. john cuoco spoke with a friend of the couple who found her. john? >>> well, two people were just on their way to work, driving down this road here when they made the stunning and scary discovery. . >>> apparently she found her on the side of the road up the road from us naked, placed in leaves like someone left her there, her hair was shaved, she had a confusion on her forehead apparently . >>> that's how who people reportedly found the little girl friday morning jut off a rural road onps which rowley border after she disappeared hours earlier from her home in hamilton . >>> she was shivering. they brought her in the car, wrapped her up and medley call the cops. >> reporter: samantha is a family friend and will with the couple that discovered the child on their way to works in amesbury. she said they do not want to be identified . >>> she is a mess. she does not want to have any publicity concerning her . >> reporter: she said at first the woman and her husband didn't know what

i spoke to coo sheryl sandberg, who said this broad growth showed facebook investment in advertising paying off. as the company rolls out more options like instagram and video ads, which are easy and inexpensive for marketers of all sizes to use. and it sounds like this across-the-board growth is likely to continue. facebook doesn't provide guidance, but sandberg said they're pleased with the size of advertiser demand this quarter. >>> thank you, julia. well, facebook appears to be firing on all cylinders, but is it a stock that belongs in your portfolio right now? david ga heraty is joining us. >> thank you, sue. >> facebook might not be your first pick, but does it belong in a portfolio that wants tech exposure? >> a portfolio that wants tech exposure and social media exposure specifically would have a hard time not owning facebook. we would say the company's growth, over 40% year-over-year increase in terms of their revenues and obviously falling through to the bottom line certainly says if anyone wants to own growth, facebook is a name to consider. the question is, does one want

sheryl sandberg in "lean in" was brilliant on this when she said when you do that, that's not the way you get a mentor. you have to be excellent. they'll find you. people want to invest in a winner. >> that's right. >> do you have advice around that, how you become that winner and how you are made visible to that right mentor? >> you also have to understand the difference between a mentor and a sponsor, because a lot of times, we're told, "oh, you got to get a mentor." which can be great. but it's limited, and we have to understand that depending on where you are in your career. but one of the key things is to be able to promote yourself in healthy ways so that you can demonstrate "this is who i am. this is what i'm about. and i admire what you do, so i'd like for you to maybe give some insight into what i'm doing. tear it up. let me know how i can do a little bit better." i have found, even in talking across industries, whenever you ask someone for their insights, people will take that and say, "oh, wow. you think highly of me, and you think so highly of me, you want me to kind of go

they wish they didn't i for better or worse have to trust their integrity so you sure i spoke with sheryldams this morning in preparation to speak about the commissioners and she also opposes the placement of the facility across the street from our edward the second site we do serve at risk youth they've been homeless, they've through the experience of homelessness have been traumatized which puts them especially at reflex for self-medicating to deal with the trauma i've xerpdz experienced and placing a facility that directly across the street is probably not in their best interests they struggle with substance abuse and we definitely feel that having that facility across the street is not the best placement for that facility. >> can you talk about this site a family again with some of the programming supports the coming from all over the city to get the services; is that correct. >> question this is a permanent housing sites is 25 verse some other sites there are some that live on the seats but over services from all over the youth at the site live onsite some of the sites are hybrids yo

i think it has a huge impact on sioux city," said na commitee member, sheryl gamble. "that really helps the hotel side of things because they'e gauranteed to stay in hotels all week long in sioux city so that's a pretty cool aspect to a tournament like this," said naia volleyball co- tournament director, corey westra. anan local teams like briar cliff appreciate the impact too. "we're just happy that we have the opportunity to come here and play because not every team so we're pretty lucky that sioux city hosts the national tournament," said briar cliff university senior volleyball middle blocker, breanna nogelmeier. >> the best of the best in the college volleyball arena will take to the courts tomorrow. and the tournament runs through the 5th. the teams participating in the naia tournament are not only here to play y olleyball, but to give backk theirirtournament director says at the end of the day-- they want the athletes' college experience to be more than setting a ball. that's why they hold a youth clinic every year when the tournament comes around. that clinic