a state senate committee advanced a hill that would give they are demanding. >> what we did today is a continuing step to advance the the lower end. >> it is a growing movement. really happen. emily: yesterday' s protests called for a wage hike of $50 an hour. randy: a man is accused of beating his neighbor' s dog to death is facing animal cruelty charges. neighbor saw 66-year-old freddie guy with a metal object, possibly a bat , going after 2 they heard a yelp and saw him standing over the chihuahua watching it as it stop moving. hysterical, the to lala. she thought it was my dog, but t. the next thing you knew, the dog was dead in the front yard. emily: a deadly case of road rage. michael hinds was drunk and driving aggressively on 495 in mansfield on monday when he hit a chevy gmc on the exit ramp. it killed the driver, jerod aaron. -- jarred aronne. >> that guy cut me off. i smashed into something, it' s not like i killed anyone. tonight, he is not ever going to see his kids. he is gone. emily: the passengers said there was not a road rage incident on their part. hinds had been a

just hours after protests around the city, a state senate committee advanced a bill that would give workers the minimum wage hike they' re demanding. >> it is a continuing step to advance the lot of those in our economy at the lower end. >> this is something that can happen. it can happen here, too. emily: yesterday' s protests here mirrored similar demonstrations around the country all calling for a wave tight to $15 an hour. -- calling for a wage irease to $15 an hour. randy: right now a man accused of beating his neighbor' s dog to death is facing animal cruelty charges. neighbors told springfield police saw 66-year-old freddie guy with a metal object possibly a bat going toward two small barking dogs. after hearing a yelp they say guy was standing over a chihuahua, watching as it stopped moving. police arrested guy at his home. >> my mother called me hysterical. she thought it was my dog and was calling him by my dog' s name. the next thing you know, the dog is dead in the front. -- in the front yard. randy: witnesses told police guy always complained about barking emily: the suspect in

high-ranking lawyers in the pennsylvania attorney general's office will testify before a state senate committee that's deciding whether to remove kathleen kane from office. the panel is considering whether the suspension of kane's law license prevents her from doing her job. the lawmakers have already heard from legal ethics experts about the limited work that suspended lawyers like kane are allowed to do. the state supreme court suspended kane's license to practice law after she was charged with perjury and conspiracy for allegedly leaking secret grand jury information. >>> he's not backing down. what president obama is saying about his plan to bring syrian refugees to the u.s. in the wake of mounting criticism. >>> plus, wild weather tears through parts of the country leaving behind damage and widespread power outages. >>> well, the clouds continue to build today and rain is heading our way. i'll let you know when it will arrive, how long it will last and what's in store for the weekend just ahead. ♪ i finally did it! ew. let sparkle paper towels clean it up. it's perfect for cleaning spills.

kathleen kane will be back in the montgomery county courtroom, answering more charges, as the state senate committee decides whether she can still do her job without a law license, sue. >>> well, one of those mornings you will look out the window and say i wanting to back to bed. rain rolling in overnight, it is with us this morning, we will tell you how long it will last coming up in your weather authority forecast, lauren. >>> sue, we're still flying high eagles won big on sunday but bird suffered a big loss in the process, the injury, keeping jordan hicks, sidelined. good day, everybody it is tuesday, november 10th, 2015. so today, it is national forget me not today and national vanilla cup cake day. >> so, don't let me forget to have a vanilla cup cake. not chocolate just vanilla. >> that is right. >> very specific on these national days, sue. >> he will well, yeah, because lauren and i was thinking her dress looked like a chocolate cup cake with vanilla icing. >> yes. >> let's get started this morning with a look at ultimate doppler radar because that tells the tail of all of the rain that will

lets go to video of that yesterday a special state senate committee probing whether kathleen kane can in fact, do her job despite not having any active law license. kane loss her license after being criminally charged for allegedly leaking grand jury information and then allegedly lying bit under oath to cover it up. three district attorneys were called to speak, before the group, and were asked if they needed a law license to do their jobs. the prosecutors said they in fact need active licenses for about every aspect of their work, the the attorney general says most of her duties are managerial, and she says she can do that without a license, listen to the d.a.'s, how they answered the question, can they do their job without a license. >> unlike my collogues, i come from like i said rural county. i'm in the courtroom every day. so from my perspective could i perform the job for which i was elect to do in somerset county as the the district attorney? i could not. >> every day we're making charging decisions. every day i'm working with my assistants on plea negotiations, not a day goes

high ranking lawyers in the pennsylvania attorney general's office will testify before the state senate committee considering whether to remove kathleen kane from office, the attorneys will appear tomorrow before the panel, meanwhile today legal ethics experts talked about the kind of work that suspended lawyers are allowed to do. >>> an anonymous donor pledged more than $3 million to help the please touch museum emerge from bankruptcy, the museum in fairmount park raised $4.8 million toward its goal of $10 million, the please touch museum claimed bankruptcy in september, ceo lynn mcmaster announced she will step down next year once the fundraising goals have been met. >>> philadelphia's newest attraction is set to open next week, word came today that the one liberty observation deck will open to the public on saturday, november 28th at 10:00 a.m. the deck is located at the peak of 1 liberty place, "action news" got a sneak peek earlier this year when it was under construction. the observatory gives panoramic views from seven stories high. >>> coming up on "action news," paying for parking there

now a state senate committee is considering it. jessica snyder has details of this pot plan and why some say it's not so easy. >> reporter: it's already growing and being sold in four states -- colorado, washington, oregon and alaska, plus washington, d.c. now a state senator warrants it legal in new jersey, too. >> i think we need to change the entire ballgame and legalize it, regulate it and tax it to ensure the safety of our citizens. >> reporter: he's introduced this bill, making marijuana legal for people 21 and older as long as they are not in public. a rutgers poll from june asked people if they spotted the idea. 58% supported it. 38% opposed it. medical marijuana is already legal in new jersey under a law signed in 2010. but it's tightly regulated only sold at licensed dispensaries like this one. but governor christie is promising a veto if the bill to legalize all marijuana ever comes to his desk, saying this should not be permitted in our society. it send the wrong message. >> i don't think there's been any real clear stud

will demonstrate outside a legislative hearing in san jose demanding more aforable housing a state senate committee will meet to debate how to solve the housing crisis. tenant groups say rents have risen 10% every year nce 2010. and housing costs have forced low income families, senior citizen, and people with disabilities out of the area. >>> in mountain view the city council is taking action to help solve the housing crisis and we'll explore the possibility of adding as many as 9100 new housing units near major silicon valley employers. the proposed development would be built offshore line boulevard near the headquarters of google and linked in. >> reporter: google's shuttle buses have been ubiquitous. everyday transporting employees. to and from the mountain view headquarters. and along with google, explosive growth at other nearby companies such as intuit and linked in brought tens of thousands of workers to the north bay shore area east of 101. demand for housing has driven prices up. >> the whole housing issue in general has become really big. this was really momentous last night. >> the city

a state senate committee released their final report concerning attorney general, kathleen kane, that the full senate has jurisdiction and probable cause to move forward to decide if kathleen kane many will lose her position. we'll have more online at 6abc.com. >>> about two dozen people woke up this morning to find their car windows smashed in the fishtown section of philadelphia, it happened along the 1700 block of memphis street overnight and other vehicles were damaged, we found victims cleaning up this morning and they are stuck with paying for repairs. >> a sacrifice now outside of the holiday shopping, it's kind of tough. police are interviewing neighbors as they try to figure out who did this and why. >> there is more to come on "action news" at noon, a man survives after a smokestack collapses on top of him. we'll describe what saved him coming up. and a newborn baby is abandoned in a christmas nativity scene. i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto®. hey guys! hey, finall

they will go before a state senate committee considering whether kane's temporary indefinite suspensionustifies removing her from office. the committee is trying to determine if her suspension is affecting work in her agency. >>> paying for parking in philadelphia is about to get a lot easier. this thursday philadelphia parking authority will launch a free parking app called meter up. the app will alert you when you're running out of time and you can reload the meter right on your phone. meter up will start in four pilot zones across the city for six months. it should be available citywide in the late spring. >>> the please touch museum is trying to bounce back from bankruptcy. today the philadelphia museum announced a new seven-figure commitment in the form of an anonymous pledge. also today the museum ceo announced she plans to leave her job once they raise the $10 million needed to stay open. the museum is a family friendly place for kids to learn through theater and art. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, dissed by the state. tonight, why new jersey is still holding on to tax refunds

yesterday a state senate committee met for the first time to determine whether she can be attorney general, whether she can do her job without having a law license. the committee could recommend the senate voet vote to remove her from office. the recommendation is due by thanksgiving. >> police say a man has confessed to hitting a 9-year-old boy with his car and then leaving that boy to die. darius condash is the victim, his cousins say they saw the driver hit darius and take off. they were able to give a good description of the vehicle. police say 22-year-old royce atkins was the driver, they say he hit and killed condash. they also received more than 100 tips from the community. and they say that led them to atkins' home where they found his blue mazda which matched the description. they later caught up to him working at a car dealership. >> admitted to striking the boy and leaving the scene. >> i hope he knows that he took a big part of our family away from us. >> investigators say atkins could face 10 years in prison and a $25,000 fine. he's currently locked up in the northampton count

. >> happening today, a state senate committee will weigh in on attorney general kathleen kane's ability to do her job without a law license. the panel could recommend her removal from office. her lis was suspended after she was charged with leaking grand jury fgs in. the committee is deciding if that suspension affects her ability to do her job. after five months there is still no budget in pennsylvania but state lawmakers could be closing in on a deal and now we learn state lawmakers plan to work through the holiday weekend to put a budget proposal in place. last night republicans called off a vote to override the veto of a short-term spending bill. pennsylvania has been operating without a a budget since june 30. officials in bucks county say they are not going to pay their state taxes until there is a basketball. they will withhold 4 to $5 million in taxes and feed. state aid stopped when the old budget expired in june. the commissioner rob lowery is ernling others to follow suit with holding tax money. >> eight minutes after 5:00. it is a cold morning, in spots a little colder than

. >>> happening today, a state senate committee will weigh in on pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane's ability to do her job without a law license. the panel could recommend her removal from office. the state supreme court suspended kane's law license after she was charged with leaking secret grand jury information. the committee is deciding if that suspension affects her ability to do her job. after five months still no budget in pennsylvania but now state lawmakers could be closing in on a deal and they plan to work through the holiday weekend to put a proposal in place by early next week. last night senate republicans called off a vote to override the governor's veto of a short-term spending bill. pennsylvania has been operating without a budget as we said, since june 30th. >>> officials in bucks county say they are not going to pay their state taxes until there is a budget. they will with hold between 4 and 5 million dollars in month pli taxes and fees. state aid to counties stopped when the old budget expired in june. bucks county commissioner rob laurie is urging other cou

today they told a state senate committee that kane has not inserted herself in legal decision making that's a good thing they think. but they're still worried her presence could expose the office on legal grounds. they say some defendants will likely try to persuade a judge that criminal charges won't be valid because of kane's status because of the fact that she has her license temporarily suspen suspended. now, meanwhile, kane is fighting criminal charges herself. she accused of of leaking secret grand jury material to a reporter and lying about it when she was under oath. the senate is expecting a full report from that special committee next week which could include recommendation for kane's removal. iain, she has made it clear that she plans to fight. >> she certainly does, jeff, thank you. you got it. >> could it ab pre thanksgiving revolt turkeys taking over several local towns? today we made a trip to check out the madness. wait until you see what we fou found. >>> and we'll introduce to you tumble. he's a puppy that's a pretty rough start. he was the runt of a litter, born wi

yesterday a state senate committee met for the first time to determine whether or not kane canning act as attorney general without being able to practice law. again her law license is suspended. the committee could recommend that the senate vote to remove kane. the recommendation is due by thanksgiving. >> this morning there is a call to action in mercer county. trenton leaders trying to put an end to veteran homelessness. the mayor will announce that the city is taking part in first lady michelle obama's challenge to end veteran homelessness. it's a federal plan to take vets off the streets by the end of this year. some of the key strategies include educating the public on homelessness, getting citizens and the private sector involved, and creating opportunities for recognize and reward communities doing their part to give homes to veterans. >>> arrest in a deadly hit-and-run from over the weekend. bethlehem police say a man confessed to hitting a 9-year-old boy with his car and then leaving the boy to die. darius's older cousins say they saw the driver hit him and take off. they were

effort to remove pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane from office is moving forward, state senate committeeas recommended the full senate hold hearings on whether kane can keep her job without having now her law license, the committee made the recommendation after hearing from district attorneys, across the state, and some kane's own staff on how her lack after law license is impacting their cases. kane was stripped of her license while she was traveling on charges. perjury, obstruction, tied to alleged leaks grand jury information. kane responded saying quote today handful of senators sought to substitute their judgement for that more than millions of pennsylvanians who cast their votes for the independent attorney general. kane also pledged next week she will announce team of special prosecutors to delve further into the scandal over pornographic and offensive emails that snared state just and prosecutors. >>> delaware human relations commission unanimously urged governor jack markell and state lawmakers to issue a formal apology over slavery, the commission is a state panel charged with

. >> today a state senate committee will weigh in on pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane's apilt to do her job without a law license. they could recommend her removal from office. the state supreme court suspended her law license after she was charged with leaking secret grand jury information. it is to decide if that affects her ability to do her job. >> after five months no budget but lawmakers could be closing in on a deal. last night senate republicans called off a vote to overright governor wolf's veto of a spending bill. >> nine minutes after 6. another morning that feels like winter has arrived. temperatures in the 20s and 30s, a cold morning but our skies are clear. clear skies, we'll see lots of sunshine and we'll wind up warmer today. it's a trend that will continue tomorrow, thanksgiving warm-up we'll have us in the 60s. right now it is in the low 20s. in mount pocono, 23 degrees, 29 in atlantic city. and northeast philadelphia below freezing, much of the city is below freezing. even at the store. this is cape may. look how clear it is. no clouds could be found. the nu

she testified before a special state senate committee yesterday. the university of the missouri, systems president, tim wolf, has resigned from university of missouri and colombia. columbia campus chancellor said he would step down too but he will wait until the end of the year this follows student protests over racial strive there on campus including football players, who refused to suit up for practice. >> a student on a hung are strike. >> what was his last name butler. >> jonathan butler. >> students say matters of the discrimination have not been addressed and handled appropriately by school leaders. now administrators are promising to put in place new initiatives, and to correct this problem. >> the the fox business channel will host the fourth republican presidential debate in milwaukee. ben carson, donald trump and jeb bush will participate the in the prime time debate. there will be eight candidates on the stage for the main debate. >> they will miss chris christie. >> and mike huckabee, they have dropped in the polls and they will be in t

a state senate committee is actually holding a hearing to examine the housing crunch here in california. tenants skyrocketing, housing costs have forced low income families, senior citizens and people with disabilities out. >> building thousands of homes new silicon valley employers. they voted to explore building as many as 9,100 new housing units not too far from google headquarters. >> nearby companies are drawing tens of thousands of workers to the north bay shore area east of highway 101. the mountain view city council voted last night to allow an environmental impact study for the high density housing. it could provide homes for more than 13,000 people. construction could begin as early as 2017. >> useful. >>> government forecasters predict strong el nino still. monthly report issued shows 5% likelihood of the el nino weather pattern hitting california with above average precipitation across the state, say it could be one of the strongest el nino storms in 65 years. >> alpine meadows opening today. we're going to show you time lapse video. that's what you're watching. it shows how

>>> pennsylvania's attorney general kathleen kane says she's ignoring a subpoena from the state senate committeehat could recommend that the legislator try to remove her from office. spokesperson for kane saying today she does not believe the committee even has the authority to demand and in records from her. the panel is now set to meet on monday to determine it's next step. the committee last week gave kane until 4:00 o'clock today to provide documents related to her status as a lawyer. now that her license is temporarily suspend thed. kane is fighting criminal charges for allegedly leaking secret grant jury material to reporter and then lying about it. >>> new clues tonight about what may have caused a deadly house explosion in north jersey. we showed you dramatic video from the scene on wednesday on fox 29 news at 5:00. >> get out! >> come out! >> you can see people running from the two family duplex in elizabeth on wednesday morning. the mayor there saying today there was an illegal apartment on the ground floor that was not legally getting gas or electricity. he says that could have played

today a state senate committee recommending the full senate hold hearings on whether kane can do her job without her law license. the committee made the recommendation after hearing from district attorneys across the state and from kane's own staff on how her lack of a law license is impacting their cas cases. ag kane was stripped of her license while she awaits trial on charges of perjury and obstruction tied to 11 leaks of grand jury information. now, kane responding today saying "a handful of senators sought to substitute their judgment for that of more than 3 million pennsylvanian who's cast their vote for the duly elected, independent attorney general". kane also pledging that next week she will announce a team of special prosecutors to definitely further into the scandal over pornographic and offensive e-mails that end snared state judges and prosecutors. >>> philadelphia's mayor elect is promising to fix the city's badly broken department of license and inspections. for years l and i a source of bitter complaint by philadelphia homeowners. bruce gordon live in the newsroom now.

today they followed up in front of a senate -- state senate committee panel. they say, the attorney general has not inserted herself into legal decision makin making but they're still worried her presence could expose the office on legal grounds namely defendants persuading a judge that kane's status means that criminal charges were not in fact valid. shouldn't have been brought. the senate is expecting a full report from a special committee next week which could include recommendations that kathleen kane be removed from her position as attorney general of the commonwealth of pennsylvan pennsylvania. now, the supreme court suspended kane's law license a month ago much she's fighting criminal charges for allegedly leaking secret grand jury materials to a reporter and lying about it under oath. but next week, wednesday, dawn, it could be that this special panel will report that kathleen kane should not remain the attorney general in this state and then expect really a war to break out. back to you. >> all right. stay tuned, thank you, jeff. >>> well could it ab

kathleen kane will be back in the montgomery county courtroom, answering more charges, as the state senate committeee, sue. >>> well, one of those mornings you will look out the window and say i wanting to back to bed. rain rolling in overnight, it is with us this morning, we will tell you how long it will last coming up in your weather authority forecast, lauren. >>> sue, we're still flying high eagles won big on sunday but bird suffered a big

they will go before a state senate committee that's considering whether kane's temporary indefinite suspension justifies removing her from office. the committee is trying to determine if her suspension is affecting work in her agency. today legal ethics experts spoke to the committee about the limited work that suspended lawyers are allowed to do. >>> happening now, southwest philadelphia residents against the expansion of a local oil refinery are raising concerns. in about an hour, action united will be with newly elected city officials. they'll demand a health study and push to stop the expansion of the philadelphia energy solutions oil refinery. they've invited mayor-elect jim kenn kenney. >>> tonight, a contaminated water supply. that is the concern of residents in parts of bucks county, specifically north hampton and warwick townships. a meeting in jamison today at 6:30. >>> now to news from our delaware bureau. residents in two north wilmington neighborhoods woke up this morning to shattered car windows and holes in the siding of their homes. newcastle county place say vandals with a bb

. >>> yesterday a state senate committee met for the first time to determine whether kane can be attorney general without practicing law. the committee could recommend the senate vote to remove kane from office. the committee's recommendation is due by thanksgiving. >>> they prompted customer complaints and now we're getting donald trump's take on the new starbucks holiday cups. we'll let you hear what the republican candidate has to say about them. >>> an olympic scandal. russian officials are responding to allegations the country helped its athletes cheat on the world stage. glenn? >> when is the rain going to end? when will it clear out? will it clear out in time for tomorrow's veterans day? the answer ahead. >>> decision 2016. tonight republican candidates for president will square off in their fourth debate. the fox business network is running the event in milwaukee. the main debate will feature the top eight gop hopefuls. new jersey governor chris christie and other low-polling candidates will be in an earlier debate. >>> and republican candidate ben carson is fighting back against

. >>> happening today, a state senate committee will weigh in on pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane's ability to do her job without a law license. the panel could recommend her removal from office. the state court suspend ekane's law license. the committee is deciding if the suspension affects her ability to do her job. >>> after nearly five months there is still no budget in pennsylvania but state lawmakers could be closing in on a deal soon. lawmakers plan to work through the holiday week end to put a budget proposal in place by early next week. last night, senate republicans called off a vote to override governor wolf's veto of a short-term spending bill. >>> uber wants to help prevent drunk driving on one of the heaviest drinking nights of the year, otherwise known as thanksgiving eve. the ride-sharing company will set up a breathalyzer kiosk in manayunk. people leaving bars can take a breathalyzer test to see their blood alcohol level. in return, uber will give them a free ride home whether they are drunk or not. >>> mistaken identity. we're learning new information about

at 5:00, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane has responded to a subpoena from the state senate committee investigating her. this all comes hours after her spokesperson said she would ignore it. kane handed over documents to the panel but told them she doesn't think it has the authority to recommend the legislature trying to remove her from office. the state support suspended kane's law license after she was charged with perjury. prosecutors claim kane leaked secret grand jury material and then lied about it. >>> now the video you first saw on nbc 10, police say that's a philadelphia nun on your screen failing a sobriety test. tonight that nun faces charges and she's on leave from her teaching job at little flower high school. police say sister kimberly miller failed the test after she crashed her truck into a meinke auto shop saturday. miller is charged with dui, reckless driving, and leaving the scene of an accident. investigators say miller was twice the legal limit. >>> there's now a petition to save sister miller's job. coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00, cydney long looks at that effo

of tenants will be holding a rally this morning in san jose outside a hearing held by the state senate committee of transportation and housing the main topic at the hearing is the housing crisis in california. they're going to be talking about high housing prices, rent, and how to encourage the construction of affordable housing. that's all happening at 8:30 this morning in front of the county building. in san jose. we're going to be there. and we're going to talk to demonstrators later on to get their take and to hear from them on how they hope their voices are heard. pam? >> thank you janine. it'll be great to hear from them. we'll check in with you then. >>> 6:06 is the time. it appears san francisco based air b and b is trying a new approach in its relationship with cities where it operates. the company posted a community compact on its website. air b and b is committed to strengthening the neighborhoods and cities it serves. he lays out several concrete actions to respond to concerns expressed by the company's critics. ensuring the company pays its fair share of hotel and tourist taxes. all

this is from a state senate committee meeting yesterday where kathleen kane was debated whether she could a active law license. kane loss her license have after being criminally charged for allegedly leaking grand jury information and then lying bit under oath to cover it up. three district attorneys from three counties were called into speak before the group and they were asked when they could do their job without a law license. the prosecutor say they in fact need an active law license for just been aspect of their work. attorney general kane says that many of her duties are in fact managerial and she can do them without a law license. listen to how d.a. answered the question could they do their job without a license. >> i'm like -- unlike my collogues, i come from a rural county. i'm in the courtroom every day. so, from my perspective, could i perform the job for which i was elect to do in somerset county in district attorney, i could not. >> every day we're making charging decisions. every day i'm working with my assistants on plea negotiations, not a day goes by and not a decision go

once at the statehouse, loud cheers as the group heard from a state senator that the push for the higher minimum wage made it out of committee and moves to the senate and the house. >> real loud, so everybody can hear you. for $15 an hour. [ cheers ] >> i want to make the candidates responsible. i want them to answer our call to action. >> the candidates are hearing the street chants but the reaction at last night's republican debate is not what these workers are counting on. >> i would not raise it. >> ben carson says a hire minimum wage leads to a spike in jobless people and on this issue, the other candidates seem to agree with him. >> we're not going to be able to compete against the world. i hate to say it but we have to leave it the way it is. >> if you raise the minimum wage you'll make people more the automation will be accelerated. >> the state minimum wage is set to go to $11 an hour by 2017. if this bill becomes law, starting in 2018 that's when we'll start to see minimum wage go to up $15. victoria warren, "7 news today in new england." >> jadiann: the mbta is casting doubt on the voting results of a poll to pick

mentioned, during the 1980's, fred was invited twice to be special counsel to the united states senate investigating committees. when he retired from the senate, he took over paul harvey's radio show. in 2008, he was a front runner for the presidency of the united states. for the last several years, it's been hard to turn on the television without seeing fred thompson urging you to buy reverse mortgage. i believe there are three reasons why his career with a so extraordinary and so diverse. first, he was authentic, genuine, bona fide. and so far as i know, he never had an acting lesson. as he did in marie and as he did in most of his movie roles, he played himself. there was no pretense in fred thompson on or off the stage. second, he was purposeful. in 1992, when he was yaiks -- education secretary i invited fred to lunch in the white house lunchroom. for years i had urged him to be a candidate for public office. i hoped he might run in 1994. what struck me during our entire luncheon conversation was that not once did he raise any political concerns. his only question was if i were to be elected, what do you

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state. a senate judiciary committee will hear from clergy and health enforcement officials and one of several hearings. marijuana has been legalized for all uses in colorado, washington, oregon, and alaska. it is legalized for medical use in 20 other states, including new jersey. >>> a man from georgia says he accidentally got his handgun through airport security undetected. blake alford said he didn't know he had left a loaded gun in his backpack when he flew from atlanta to chicago. he says he went through the normal procedures of tsa security without experiencing any issues. he discovered the gun in his backpack later. after he was in chicago. >> i just want to do the right thing. i don't want to get in trouble. i didn't want to get anybody in trouble. >> alfred put the gun with the bullets packed separately in his checked bag when he flew back to atlanta and once home he decided to tell his story and what happened to him is a cautionary tale that the tags to be more careful. >>> an unexpected site roaming the streets of philadelphia, due expect to see this. -- you don't expect to see this

state. and that's true. the group also worries that senator leno's bill would dampen interest in san francisco's rental housing market. that might be true. but here's a fact, six state senators voted against that bill in committee killing leno's chances of introducing it last year. all six senators received money from the california association of realtors. for a reality check, i'm sam brock, back to you. >>> and now to breaking news what seems to be a double homicide in sonoma county. the santa rosa press democrat reports that two people were found dead at a home in sebastopol. this is unincorporated rural area south of bodega highway. sonoma county sheriff deputies found the bodies just before 9:45 this morning. and the newspaper reports that authorities are now searching for a black toyota pickup truck driven by a man who has been identified as the shooting suspect. >>> well, up next at 11:00, real or fake, which way will you go this holiday season? some tips to help you pick out the best christmas tree either way. >>> but before we can get there we need to take care of thanksgiving day and the bird. we'll show you how to keep your dinner guests satisfied and safe this thursday. >>> and temperatures are cool

state. and that's true. the group also worries that senator leno's bill would dampen interest in san francisco's housing market that might be true. but here is a fact. six state senators voted against that bill in committee, killing leno's chances of introducing it last year. all six senators received money from the california association of realtors. for reality check, i'm sam brcko. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, sam. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are inching towards the weekend. this is a big week coming up for all of us. >> it is. and the weather is going to cooperate. it looks like dry weather is going to be on the horizon here for us. right now clear skies across san jose, 61. the city never looking more beautiful than tonight. 10-mile and plus visibility. as we head through tomorrow morning, you can see on the north bay, it will get chilly. 43 to start. 51 in san francisco. east bay 45. and for the south bay, we'll start off with 46. the biggest change as we head through friday's forecast are these dryer offshore winds. not only for the north bay like we had today, but also arrive hearing for contra costa, alameda, santa clara counties that will help

senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein. we asked her to give us her thoughts about the president sasang his strategy against isis was the right one. >> couple of days ago, secretary of state john kerry, former colleague of ours, addressed the senate intelligence committee and virtually every member was there and what he put forward i think was a more comprehensive sense of what the strategy is. for the first time i really learned the number of nation, i i that havav signed on to the vienna agreement, the basic principles of the agreement. and that's involving both iran and russia. i think that is very crcrial. the point theres because the central point of all of this is our side. has got to go but the question is, how and where and over what period of time. because in the meantime, he's putting out barrel bombs with chemical weapons on his people, killed 250,000 people. russia is his great protector built russia now sees the challenge from dash or isis or isil. so, my problem wit that is you need a time agreement. >> dickerson: you had beeee skeptical of the administration approach. kerry make you think that that approach is sufficient to the job at the moment? >> i don't

the chairman of the senate committee is investigating what went wrong, so the state can avoid similar deals in the future. jamie: boston celtics on the road tonight getting a travel day in before the crazy travel day tomorrow. celtics play at the atlanta hawks at 8:00. u.n.h. hockey on the road tonight at r.p.i., a 7:00 start. u.n.h. just three wins through eleven games along with three ties. some of the turkey trots this week including the 21st annual wind ham turkey trot, 9:00 a.m. at 70 blossom road. no entry fee, just a monetary donation of your choice that goes to the three different charities including shepherd's food pantry, they've collected about $163,000 for the charities over the years. the final high school football power poll of the year, goffstown finishes number one, exeter and bedford end up tied for second. winnicunnet and st. thomas. there was one voter who picked goffstown number one from the beginning of the regular season all the way through the playoffs, certainly he proved to be the most wise of the bunch. it's not important to point out who that voter was, we'l

. >> the stage is set for the state senate to remove kathleen kane from office. the senate committee made the decision today. she's running her office with a suspended law license. she was charged with obstruction and perjury and for leaking information and lying under oath about it. the full senate has to vote on the full process that could eventually remove kane from office. here's what she had to say. today a handful of senators sought to substitute their judgment for that of more than 3 million pennsylvanians who cast their vote. i believe this attempt to remv the attorney general from office is unconstitutional. >>> tonight punched and forced into a van. philadelphia police think a man may have been abducted from baenk yesterday afternoon. the suspect is on the right side of your screen. witnesses heard a man say i don't want to go with you as he was pulled out of the bank. so far no one has been reported missing. >>> next, missing teenagers on the run. 600 miles from home. tonight, only on nbc 10, how a local waitress pieced it all together and reconnected the kids with their p

and earlier tonight they did get a progress report a state senator telling them a $15 minimum wage law has moved favorably out of a senate committee. >> another protest in boston earlier today a crowd of students from northeastern blocked a green line e train during their protests. they demanded higher wages for their part-time. they knew about a demonstration and extra buses were running in that area to help commuters. >> and in new hampshire, the owner of a water park is spending night chained at the top of a water slide. he's waiting for someone to help save his park called lake wood planet. it is in foreclosure and up for auction. he says he will stray thereupon until partners with him or he's forced to leave. track the trouble behind their voting contest for new t cars with these being the winning designs. the t now says the poll results showed irregular voting patterns. so they are actually holding the results until they figure out what happened. the timing the votes was unusual. as watts showers source number of votes came from same ip address. up next a heads up about head injuries. >> test developed here in massachusetts,

for the foreign relations committee in the united states senate and i spent 11 years working on global economic affairs. i'm very involved in a portion of this but the more important thing is do you know what to do and do you have good judgment and what is your policy going to be? that's an excellent question. i'm sorry i didn't get to answer that out there. >> i would like to wish you good luck in the future. mr. clinton: thank you. hello. bill clinton. are you a teacher? what do you teach? >> political science. mr. clinton: good for you. i have a daughter very interested in science. she said she what's to be a scientist and she's in one of our junior high schools. she just started seventh grade in the little rock public schools and they have a magnet program in math and science. she entered the math and science track and i'm real proud of her. high. -- hi. do the kids make good use of the library's? thank you for letting me use the room. what's your name? what do you teach? >> science teacher, biology. mr. clinton: nice to meet you. thank you. good to see you. i want to ask you some

senator evan bayh with me now. served on the intelligence committee in addition to serving his state. senator, glad to have you here. >> great to be with you. deirdre: facebook is or rather the u.s. is the number one country in the world by far asking facebook to share data. now a lot of is in the context of search warrants, subpoenas, in other words to help law enforcement. do you see that as difference helping law enforcement or is privacy, privacy? >> needs to be some of both, deirdre. not surprising the united states would be number one. we have more facebook users than the other countries. we face a unique set of security threats at this point in time. drive sy is essential. we have to protect the public. safety is job one. for average viewer highly unlikely the government is asking for your information. deirdre: staying with a tech sense sieve topic, marco rubio echoed that tuesday night at fox news debate. >> mainstream media is going around saying it was greatest week in hillary clinton campaign. it was the week she got exposed as a liar. >> when i look at somebody like hillary

senator bob corker chaired the hearing. it's an hour and a half. >> foreign relations committee will come to order. senate foreign relations committee is meeting this morning for a confirmation hearing on nominations, including statedepartment counselor thomas shannon, to be undersecretary of state for political affairs. if confirmed by the senate, he would replace wendy sherman who helped to lead the u.s. negotiations for iran. and as i said to him when he came into our office and i'm sure, ben, you said the same thing, all of us are gratified when people who commit their life in this way end up ascending to these positions. you oversee africa, east area and the pacific, europe. the nearest, south and central asia, the western hemisphere and international organizations just to note to staff, we could see the world. it would be easier. thank you. the nomination we are considering today for the most senior and influential undersecretary. this is a key nomination for this committee at this time. the person that the senate confirms for this job will not just serve this administration but will also be an institutional bridge to the next. with that i turn to senator cardin. >> let me first thank you for the speed in wh

states. the senate intel committee had theirs just a few moments ago.an of that committee came out and said u.s. investigators are on the ground in paris right now. they are not participating in these anti-terror raids, but we are keeping very much a pulse on the situation. we can tell you that one of the things he said was that the u.s. really has to up our game in terms of the encryption that has resulted from certain apps and the playstation 4 device. that's something we've learned over the last few days is what we believe the terrorists used to put forward these attacks in paris. the house is going to get briefed at 5:30 p.m. speaker ryan has called on president obama to have more of a cohesive strategy to go after isis. another area of concern from lawmakers will be at the house briefing. i'm told what to do with syrian refugees. a lot of republican governors are trying to stop them from entering their state. that is not allowed. the president has that authority, but congress may this week put forward legislation that would limit the president's ab

state to win the open senate seat. he serves on the foreign relations committee the transportation committee and has taken the lead on many issues education and regulatory policy in human rights and trafficking throughout the world a leading opponent of washington en opponents in the quest for the american dream. but it's the public record but will mention a few more things the best selling author, an adjunct professor and a devoted husband and the exemplary father and a friend who has remained humble despite his rise i firmly believe that senator rubio offers the best combination of charisma and fresh ideas and energy and electability integrity and ability to unite our party to expand the appeal to groups we have now reached in the past he also reminds me of reagan with his vision of america purport trust him to put as of the past to restore our economic and personal freedom. let us both of my friend end senator in hopefully a our next president, marco rubio. [applause] >> thank you. the already left to waters for me. i have been speaking over the country which did even bring any notes with me her or have been asked to t

i worked for the foreign relations committee of the united states senate, and i spent 11 years working on global economic affairs. i'm very involved in a portion of this, but i think the more important thing is do you know what to do and do you have good judgment and what's your policy going to be. >> okay. thanks a lot. i didn't think i was going to catch. >> that's an excellent question. i'm sorry i didn't get to answer that out there. >> i would like to wish you good luck in the future. >> thank you. i hope you'll support me. what's your name? good to meet you, shane. hello. bill clinton. what's your name? >> sarah. >> you teach here? >> yes. >> what do you teach? >> physical science. >> good for you. that's good. i have a daughter who longs to be a scientist. >> really? >> she has a mother who is a lawyer and a father who is a lawyer politician. she doesn't want a life in it. she's a scientist. in our junior high schools, she just started seventh grade in the little rock public schools. they have a program in math and science. she entered the math and science track. >> we have a pr

lawmakers in the garden state will take that first step in the debate today. a senate committee will hold it first-ever hearing on marijuana legalization this afternoon. law enforcement officials helped professionals and clergy are all set to testify. right now, marijuana is only legal in four states, and washington dc but you can use it for medical reasons in new jersey. governor christie has said on the campaign trail that he would crackdown on states with illegal pot sales if he is elected president. >> still ahead this morning, disturb willing discovery in a local neighborhood. police are looking for answers after some children stumble on the bodies of two newborn babies. and there is one part of this case that's really stumping detectives. we'll have it for you. >>> also bruised and battered birds, the eagles lose their quarterback and then the game. rough day. >> ♪ >> got plenty of blame to go around the lockerroom for that lost. pat gallen breaks it all down, what went wrong for the birds? that's coming up after the break. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ thank you so much.

they testified today before a senate committee looking into state attorney general kathleen kane.rarily suspended while she fights charges including perjury. the panel wants to know who's making the decisions in kane's office right now. >>> should immigrants be allowed to legally drive? that question is at the center of new legislation in new jersey. community groups and elected officials held a news conference today to call for the approval of the legislation. they say training and insurance measures would make the road safer for everyone. >> this acknowledges that people are here. they are working hard for their families, they are trying to make a living, trying to do the right thing and children born here now in this country deserve the same opportunities. >> those who are against the legislation say driving is a privilege and could be seen as an undeserved reward for people who come into this country illegally. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> clouds continuing to advance, even in the pocono mountains. a beautiful shot taken live, those higher clouds thickening by t

the foreign relations committee of the united states senate, and i spent 11 years working on global economic affairs. i'm very involved in a portion of that. i think the more important thing what to do, know and you have good judgment, and what is your policy judgment. >> thank you. bill clinton: an excellent question. i'm sorry you didn't get a chance to get out there. >> i like to wish you good luck in the future. bill clinton: what's your name? >> shane sergeant. bill clinton: good to meet you. hello. what's your name? -- do you teach here? i have a daughter belongs to be a scientist. she has a mother who was a real lawyer and a father who was a lawyer politician, and she's very interested in it, but she doesn't want a lifetime in it. she was to be a scientist. seventh-gradeed in the little rock public schools. in matha magnet program and science. she entered the math science track. i'm real proud of her. >> [inaudible] bill clinton: i'm hoping for. >> jennifer hartshorn, librarian. bill clinton: to the kids make good use of the library? >> yes. on the middle of moving every thing around.