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turkey warned the plane sten times over 5 minutes, and russia claims it got short notice. the two pilots were killed, and putin called it a stab in the back and threatened "significant consequences." >>> a subway ad with nazi imagery has been pulled off getting the attention of governor cuomo. the mta confirmed that a subway car with the ad for the man in the high castle was removed following a request from the governor. the series look at what the country would look like if the u.s. lost world war ii. amazon said stories that society cares about often touch on important, thought-provoking topics. kind of story telling to our customers." >>> mayor de blasio is open to hearing discussions of renaming places named for slave owners. he said calhoun college should be renamed because it honors a supporter of slavery. places in new york named slave owners include madison square guard and want george -- and the george washington bridge. >> you don't necessarily rename the george washington bridge, but you name something in the city that is equally important that has done a lot of

worries sten sent stocks on wall street lower. the dow lost 179 points, slipping back into negative territory for the year. the nasdaq fell 51. comcast set to reset nearly 200,000 pass words after a security breach of the customer database. last weekend, nearly 600,000 accounts was offered for sale on a dark web marketplace. most of the accounts were inactive. it's unclear where the breach ork nated. comcast says none of its systems or apps were xrooiz compromised. a $1,000 peace offering to customers in this country who own diesel an suvs affected by the emissions rigging scandal. so far there is no fx for the issue. a $500,000 visa gift card can be used anywhere and the vouper at vw dealerships. retail giant target is saying once again, you want to work off that big thanksgiving meal with shopping. target is opening for business at 6:00 p.m. thanksgiving day, opening thanksgiving evening, staying opened through black friday has become a retail trend. $75 will get a 20% discount they can use between december 4th and the 13th. ann

all of the children made the discovery after they want door to door in the stenning hills neighborhood. john rawlins will bring us the latest in a live report at 12:30. >> there are new questions about the plane crashed that killed 200 people over the weekend. the russian jet went down in egypt on saturday. today the airline is not accepting any blame and raising concern about a possible bomb. business' elizabeth hur has the latest. >>> investigators sift through miles of debris as they trying to figure out what brought down the jet in air. only an influence caused the crash but aviation experts say it's too early to say. >> we don't have any evidence that points us one way or the other. >> reporter: the plane left the resort town without any issues. families posted photos like this as they waited to go home. it rose 30,000 feet. i climbed and descend several times. out in the desert investigators found the flight recorders quickly, but they may not hold the answers. >> this airplane came apart instantaneously, so there may not be any data that will show us on the black boxings. >> rep

she is planned for the worst case sten. what do you do with your kids? >> all our students drp cover and hold on. once the shaking starts, then we evacuate >>> it's the second floor isn't high enough and there's a good chance it won't be if there's a major earthquake and tsunami. they go up to the storage space under the eves of the third floor. >> it's a very steep ladder and so we make our - we have our six graders practice this so they get comfortable with going up and down this ladder >>> so the 6 graders take the little kids. >> they help with the younger kids going up and along with our staff >>> can we go up? >> you bet >>> these stairs are really steep. okay. then where do they go? >> they then come in here. we have all the kids have an emergency supply kit. this room is full of high voltage equipment. what happens? i main, no power after an earthquake? >> well, you hope in this case more than likely we are probably not going to have power, but we also have an emergency switch that one of my staff members is assigned to flip that off. getting out

sten to what she told me and watch her daddy's reaction. >> for halloween i was beyonce so i had some left over. >> i love she's recycling. >> he was like too much information! she was so cute. >>> nearly four months ago val harper collapsed and we soont seen her since pap lot of people have been fearing worst. we spoke with the former mary tyler moore star for an update on her health. >> listen, i was supposed to be dead in three months, maysix. >> valerie's sure to make this point loud and clear. she's doing great after her terminal brain cancer diagnosis in 2013. >> in three years this january that i have lived. [ cheers and applause ]. >> the crowd at a hero's event in san antonio, texas, cheered on the two-time caaer survivor as he cracked jokes, thanked her caregiver caregivers, and shared some wisdom. >> the thing about being alive is being alive. and we're all going t so while you're alive, be alive and don't go to the funeral on the day of the funeral. wait until the funeral and then you go. but you don't go before that. >> very well said. such an inningsparticipation. anothe

this is 30 year old kerr sten andere.he driver is expected in court next week. >>> no bail for the man accused of stabbing spencer stone in sacramento. stone is the man who helped stop an attack on a paris-bound train over the summer. james tranwas charged this morning on attempted murder but he did not enter a plea. prosecutors say tranrepeatedly stabbed spencer stone during a fight outside a nightclub. >>> a grim reminder of the flu season. minutes ago we got word the flu has claimed the life of a stanislaus infant. the first death was of a patient this week. both cases are grim reminders that everyone should get a flu shot. >> this year, my message is get your flu shot. it can't be as bad as last year. got to be better. i'm sure we're going to have a better match this year. and they did change the strain in the vaccine to a better match what was circulating late last year. >> health experts expect the same strain of flu as last year, so they expect this year's vaccine with that little tweaking to be exceptionally succe

needles found a second report came in in both instances the children were trick or treating in the stenning hill section of the square mile borough. >> we're trying to pin down where exactly the kids who reported the incident were. they were in a larger neighborhood with a lot of the different streets or houses we're trying to figure out when you left your house which streets dug. do you remember going do all the houses on one street? >> reporter: that could be a slow process, no doubt. the copper -- corporal said they will follow the evidence wherever it leads. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia police are trying to track down a killer after a 16-year-old boy was shot to death while riding his bike. salim west was shot in strawberry mansion section half mile from his home. west and his friend got into an argument with four men in a silver buick before the shots were fired. >> something was wrong about to happen they turned around and try to getaway, two males filed a total of 17 shots. police are calling the four men in the buick, persons of interest. no motive has been

among them baseball greats yogi berra and willie mays, singer gloria he i he he is sten and her husbandent obama will present the awards in one week at the white house. >> a very special group of women took the reigns of a pub in center city for charity. all widows of philadelphia police officers served as area what tenders at the irish pubs. friends of officer daniel faulkner chuck cassidy and john pawlowski were there to show support. proceeds from last night's event widows stand strong will go to the fop's survivor's fund. >> a bullet strikes a school bus in pittsburgh with students on board. details coming up at 5:00 a.m. >> next up switched at birth. dna confirms 40 years later two life long friends belong in each other's family. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. you're taking a live look there at the view into center city from temple university. it is 4:55, 50 degrees here on your tuesday morning. >>> a shelter-in-place recommendation is still in effect for washington college in maryland this morning. school officials say a missing student came back here to his cheltenham township home y

sir sten gillibrand. talk a little about the news of the day. president obama said it might have been possible that there was bomb on this russian airliner that went down. perhaps terrorist act what do you know about that as member of the armed services committee? >> well, we have no intelligence beyond certainly what the president has. it is interesting that u.k. intelligence think more likely than not that it could have been a bomb. it's a serious issue. obviously this issue of terrorism really weighs on the american people. i think it's important that we fully investigate it. that we know all the answers. and understand really what was at play. >> dickerson: if, this is a big if, if isis was involved, what does that tell you about their changing profile and the u.s. fight against isis? >> it would seem to be a change in profile. it would seem to be a different level of capacity that we've not seen in the past. and obviously that would cause grave concern for many of us who focus on national security, as new yorker we are often the number one

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think this is a conservative position to be a little bit reserved about spreads our military, and stenning. eisen hour tried to warn us about how dangerous it was. that has a lot to do with it. kennedy: well, let's shift a little bit to paul ryan, succeeding john boehner, as speaker of the house, what will he do for li libertarians? hugh dhow do you think that house will be? >> the same old thing, he is not libertarian. you know i think it is comical in a way, that he said he -- the far left uses it against him, he is is a far right winger, he is a randy and all this, he not libertarian, he is not a good conservative, he is a interventionist, he is militarily interventionist, support by military industrial complex, i do not get a lot of noise or help from him opposing federal reserve, if you look at his voting record, his spending record is back, he always voted for budget, he support aul all republican position on healthcare, and no child left behind, then, he is you know, he was part of the group you know to get this recent budget passed. and increase national debt to two 20 trillion. an

hochens of the alexandria police department, the federal bureau of investigation agent aaron detective sten o'shea from the loudoun county sheriff office. there mor law enforcement officers who dese creit fr theork case. ime robi me from nag them all thwored this case ith grace anit produced th coviction of a violent murderer. i thank the people without whom this culd not have beenmy d victim witness coordinator and witness advocate. law clerks. udoun county wealth attorney and the ohi county west virginia prosecutor attorney scott simpson. i cannot finish remarks without highlighting the contribution of the case by thanking david lord. david, right here, is wing of the best trial attorneys in the commonwealth. outstanding attorney and better person. to him goes the outstanding lion's share. violence does not win in the end. privilege to represent the commonwealth and the city of alexandria in this case and my privilege to represent the families who has suffered the harm in the matter. i want to thank everybody here for the time being here tonight. we will turn it over to the families now.

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stenven if you are going to admonish them. >> what about sharing the sink? >> they are not super related. you have to teach people how t be treated and lead by example. i suspect that after 19 years of marriage, there is a lot of complaining about the sink, and everything else. that is not helpful. so, you have to be finding the happy medium between accepting that your husband is not food at sharing and showing him how to and it is selfish, and just being selfish. okay. we walk over here. >> walking and moving. >> yes. and the next person? >> lori from indiana. >> i have a 24-year-old daughter, and i was wondering how do i encourage her to find a relationship and settle down? >> oh. >> that is not going to go well? >> well, obviously, as her mother, you influence and you could guilt and pressure your daughter into settling down, but why would you? the goal is that your daughter is happy and settles down when she is happy. >> and that is a strange thing to say i h t do, this and she has her

this has been an exceptionally emotional experience for cir sten.eporter: both boys treated for head trauma, fractured hips and other injuries. one is expected to be relessed today. the other injuries are more serious. his attorney says he is suffering from brain injury. the city 3 years ago planned to reduce at least one lane of traffic and recon figure bay street after study by the metropolitan transportation agency. the lawyer craig peters says they didn't do anything until the accident. >> the city knew that this street was dangerous. they needed to do something to slow the traffic down. they now that since 2013. what i also know is she did nothing to slow the traffic down until just now after the kid got hit. >>reporter: she is out on 20 200,000 dollar bail. the judge's order prohibits her from driving. she also has to seen up for an alcohol monitoring program. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> developing news now on missing couple from rohnert park. investigators release this photo this afternoon. it shows sam and maria at bank in healeds burg yesterda

then another sten days will be add -- ten days will be added. >> the regular school year is fine. >> have a good impact. to have extended school year, more days and more learning. >> that is what the d.c. public school officials are hoping for. if the program demonstrates success it could be expanded to other schools schools in the district. >> we are hoping to close the gap. >> give an opportunity for children to have least down time as possible. give them an opportunity to expand their knowledge. >> expand the knowledge by expanding the school year. in northwest, kellye lynn, abc7 news. jonathan: go to your tv set. we're not doing that? the year long exhibits have 40 of the unique towers in the country. there are cool ones out there. it opens tomorrow at the u.s. air and space museum. we have an aviation history online at wjla.com. at the top of the page there is a link to watch the diverted t.w.a. flight 514, that is a plane that crashed on approach to dulles airport. in the exclusive documentary how the accident forever changed flight communications across the country and made av

they also want to sten their sunset date of june 30th saying that's just not enough time to make changes. a subcommittee has been formed to talk about legislation and the commission hopes to take a vote next week. heather hamel, wmur news 9. josh: investigators determined a house fire in swanzey yesterday was accidental. they say the fire started from a candle. there were no working smoke detectors in the home. someone had already put out the flames. fire officials say the wol found dead in the home died natural causes the day before this fire. jean: a body of a woman was found bound and burned near railroad tracks in massachusetts, the body was discovered just before midnight last night in bridgewater. it was found when police responded to reports of a suspicious vehicle. witnesses also reported hearing a commotion. the prosecutor says the woman's body was burned at the scene, but she was likely murdered somewhere else. >> her hands were tied behind her back and her hand were in some fashion tied toward her feet from behind. jean: police have not released the identity of the woman. a la

this is the busiest thanksgiving travel sten season since 2006, ands as a result a number of years, includingunited, they're adding flights. primarily on saturday and sunday. united in particular, this is really interesting. they're adding more red eye flights. the overnight flights. it's adding red eye flights to denver, chicago, and in houston. >> customers are more savvy in traveling, and they really want to expand the time in the holiday they have with their family and friends. it gives another option. you know, hopefully you get a little sleep on the plane too, but then when you get back, you are rested from the holidays. while this will be the beginning of a season, not just for united, but all of the major carriers in the united states, look at the stocks. they have seen some cancellations, but a small number for the most part. they're still full going over there. the interesting thing will be what happens in two or three months. do we start to see a fall-off in bookings. that's the reason the stocks have been you should pressure over the last four or five sessions. back to you. >> phi

if you look at studies that have been done in staten for instance, sten was a very reputable health economic journal, sent had been calculated over a period of eight decade or 20 years 20 years and created $1.3 trillion of value for the u.s. economy by life savings, quality of life improved protein productivity. >> so maybe you have been underpricing drugs? >> i would say we would never price art drugs for the full societal value. it is an affordability issue. >> but maybe you been under price last two decades? maybe they should have been priced higher. >> according to the benefits deliver to society you can make that argument. i've been satisfied that we have the right pricing policy. it enabled us to fund more investment research, the point i'm tried to make is that we increase prices because expenses increase, because the fda requires a bigger and more lyrical trials and because we have a risky business. and the drugs are adding value to society. >> but you can lend it in muscle response when a consumer is used to an old product getting cheaper in price, they see now, they see on the news

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sten to the candidates. make sure when there is unanimity among the candidates, we're going to fight for what the candidates want. when you have 14 candidates, part of what last night was the candidates getting together to focus on what they can agree on. when we started this prorocess, wewe wanted to do a few things. set a reasonable calendar. we didn't want 23 debatetes. we wanted some say on who the moderators were. we did all that. >> what about the nbc debate? you said it was suspended. lp it go forward? donald trump won't participate if they continue to partner wiwith lemundo. >> that's yet to be seen. we'll communicate with nbc. talk to the candidates. we'll do what we need to do. what happened at the cnbc debate was a debacle. it's clear. i've been vocal about that. it wasn't what was promised. it wasn't what was delivered. i do agree with them that they should be more involved in the formatting. i'm happy out that. >> mr. chairman, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, george. >> we'r

. >> reporter: >> investigators say joe gliniewicz staged his suicide haand old sten thousands of dollars from a youth program. >> mortgage payments, gym memberships, adult websites. >>> a carnlifoolia clege campus, a male student stabbed two students, a faculty member and a construction worker. he was shot and killed. >>hris stapleton. >> chris stapleton! >> well, there is probably a party tonight. >> air traffic waser intrupted at san diego airport and the gunman surrendered. >> she sprang into anctio chasing down. >> an attack at a drive-thru. >> all that matters. >> the failed pro legalization in ohio has drawn criticism about growing pot with aco mast named buddy. i think we actually have a picture of buddy. there he is. >> on "cbs this morning." >> i need a car. >> i'll be right with you. >> look. i need a car really quickly. i'm being chased by a number of of assassins. >> we all have things to do. ♪ announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. ♪ >>> "cbs this morning," charlie rose is on assignment and norah o'donnell is off today. we are in

that's the principle of free movement on the continent, which is the corner sten of this shengeen agreemente borders. the question is how long they will remain in place. the french interior minister saying he's happy france's concerns were heard. >> the terrorist attacks in paris and today in mali have law enforcement officials here in the u.s. on a heightened state of alert as they continue to monitor what they say are dozens of high-risk terrorism suspects who could potentially carry out copycat attacks here at home. joining me now, shaun henry, president of crowd strike services and former assistant director at the fbi. nice to see you in person again. we mentioned the potential for copycat attacks. how real do they think that potential is? >> i think the fbi and local law enforcement are taking this very, very seriously. director comey has talked about dozens of active investigations, hundreds of people who are sympathetic to the ji hehadi ca. any one of them can move from thinking about it, to seeing what's happened in paris, and the seeing the accolades that isis is getting, they're g

sten, we areiete running out of business. there is too much competition. do you want to buy? david: we are losing money. erik: the criticism here isn't necessarily directed at the investors who are willing to pay $9.00 a share, which is what it sold it last night. it's the private investors who decided it was worth $6 billion a share in the last romp of the craziness as around the valuations in the private finance. stephanie: the final round of private investing is a classic fear of missing out. i would love to just be speak to the psychology behind us that people are racing because they think that these are unbelievable businesses and not looking at the numbers. dan: the fear of missing out is everywhere. facebook is giving us lots of -- it's about two things. stephanie: now facebook the company. the way people use facebook. an: it is about creating different reality that you can compare yourself to. so, if there is a great party and you do not know about it, no issue. but if there is a great party and you can find out about it, what do you have? i don't want to get into a s

if you look at studies that have been done in staten for instance, sten was a very reputable health economic journal, sent had been calculated over a period of eight decade or 20 years 20 years and created $1.3 trillion of value for the u.s. economy by life savings, quality of life improved protein productivity. >> so maybe you have been underpricing drugs? >> i would say we would never price art drugs for the full societal value. it is an affordability issue. >> but maybe you been under price last two decades? maybe they should have been priced higher. >> according to the benefits deliver to society you can make that argument. i've been satisfied that we have the right pricing policy. it enabled us to fund more investment research, the point i'm tried to make is that we increase prices because expenses increase, because the fda requires a bigger and more lyrical trials and because we have a risky business. and the drugs are adding value to society. >> but you can lend it in muscle response when a consumer is used to an old product getting cheaper in price, they see now, they see on the news