it accuses lifestone by stephan or stephan memorials of failing to deliver in a timely manner, a among trouble shooters, have been warning but this company, since the beginning of this year. but the complaints, continue to roll role in. nydia han joins us with more. >> this is a heart breaker, jim. fed up families we talked to many grieving a loved one lost wanted trouble shooters help getting the head stones, for what they already paid in full. they wanted to warn others about this business. it operated by greg stephan, junior and senior, and goes by more than a dozen different names with offices all over the delaware valley. seven year ago beth ann and peter dose i pass add way at the age of 49 unexpectedly. her daughter says her family spent years getting money together for her head stone. >> $6,100, we made the last payment in march of 2015, and that is when all of the the delays started happening. >> reporter: peter ducey says life stone by stephan told her the head extend would be installed a month or two after that last payment but six months later still nothing. >> you are look

for example, drive by life stone by stephan's address and you will see cartilage memorial. peg wrote her second check to cartilage. do an internet search for life stone by stephan and first link is tomb stones and headstones.com. it makes no mention of stephan but has the same address, same founding date, and the cartilage connection. >> the the company did provide a contact information, and, three customers, tell us that they were very positive. stephan also tell us as a family owned business founded in 1843 we have always strived to provide the the best possible customer service experience. at a time when families are grieving we understand how important it is, to provide peace of mind, and sincerely apologize for the inconveniences but the company now facing a lawsuit from the pennsylvania attorney general's office. eva. >> thanks, nydia. >> when "action news" continues an update of the top stories plus a look at your accu weather forecast. >>> recapping our top stories on "action news" authorities have just identified the man they are looking for, in connection with the

and i want to bring in stephan here as well. because what we just saw happen here is both the lower and the upper court house here in the french government passed almost unanimously a state of emergency. and that gives the police very sweeping powers, preventative detention powers, search and seizure that is very limited by law for three months. you say that is a bad decision. why? >> well, it's a very tough decision, because it's basically puts democracy on a standby. there were only six members of parliament who voted against this bill and so there are over 900 members of parliament. so you have an idea how unanimous this is. >> yeah. >> on the other hand, there are a lot of critics now saying that the government is acting too quickly. it's not thinking right, because these are times of emotions. they're basically acting on emotions, but it is, according to the government, the answer the french people would like to hear. there was a poll this week that over 80% of the french, they support the francois hollande's actions. so it

at white meadow lake, stephan kim, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> new tonight, a harrowing bust at a haslet, new jersey hotel. police responded to the holiday inn because of a sick child on thursday. as they helped the child in a room, officers spotted heroin. investigators found nearly 1000 packets of the drug. police arrested the woman who rented the room and charged her with drugs and endangering the welfare of a child. >>> as investigators in europe work to prevent terror attacks there, security is a big concern here in the states. hundreds of emergency responders converged on a subway station in manhattan this morning, as part of an emergency drill designed to deal with a paris-like terrorist attack. eyewitness news reporter darla miles has the story. practice makes perfect. >> reporter: the fbi, secret service and the fdny all staged a scene of a mass shooting. >> the scenario this morning involved active shooting situations in our subway to test response to that. >> reporter: two practice drills, a year in the making. both involved two active shooters on the platform of the bo

they have not comments on the lawsuit but we spoke with greg steph steph stephan sr. about it. >> we have tough winters. >> that is all you have to say? >> we reveal a new name and web the business is using all coming up tonight on channel 6 "action news" at 11:00. >> thank you nydia and thank you for joining us on "action news" at 4:00, for sharrie williams and alicia vitarelli and adam joseph, i'm brian taff, we hope you'll join us tonight and every night, for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00. "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. ♪ ♪ with the name trusted for nearly 80 years, you have the courage to enjoy the ride. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> he loved everybody. >> he loved cars. >> the mother of a murder victim speaks out and says her son was a good man. shackora and a woman he was involved with were killed and the search is on for a fwun man of two people. walter perez is live with the details. >> repor

derek stephane out indefinitely after that hit to the ribs in the second period. this goes to the third period. watch the puck comes off, keith yandel's stick. game. and with 1:43 to go the bruins game winner for david crechie. rangers lose it 4-3 in boston. the bruins have now won five in a row. >>> it was a battle. they went to a shoot out tied at two. roberto luango the two goal tenders, yikes. nine total goals on nine shots. nine in a row. the only one that didn't go in is the last one and that's unfortunate for the isles. the likes that had never seen before in the nhl until

matt checks stephane in to the boards. rangers center tried to tough it out. eventually would lead the game. he suffered broken ribs on the play. he will be out indefinitely. no penalty called on the check. the rangers are furious and thought it was a late hit. >>> devils blew a 2-0 lead to the canadiens. here beating another otherwise brilliant schneideit 3-2 the final. thcae two back at it tomorrow in montreal islanders and panthers went to a shfoootoruut. in r ound five, alexander gets hie m l ning one way. reaching back for the nine straight goal in the shootout. nine straight. the only sna0 ave, -2 the final. the islanders dropping tlae of four. let's recap. >> last week. >> knicks rangers lose, rangers lose, devils lose, islanders has and the j s withngt rhee yis evis this weekend. >> you are a breath of fresh air. really. >> just go to sleep and wake up and start fresh. >> thank you for the advice. >> we'll be right back. >>gs i'm a killjoy, i

father stephan was among the students. hugo had been staying in his flat to catch a concert at the bataclan hall. at the park, stefan told me how hugo has struggled with his life, hisis love parents' separation and how music had brought them close. >> i was still his father but we became friends because i was an old guy, he was a nice young guy. i explained to him led zeppelin and the clash. he was explaining me prodigy and electronic music. from augo had returned holiday in japan with a new tattoo, the japanese characters for liberty. he felt his problems were behind him when he said and was ready to move on with his life. >> he showed us his tattoo and it was the best gift he made to me because -- sorry. , now i am free and i will show you i can go further. , it was time i saw him a message of hope. lucy: at the cathedral they gathered to receive hugo home, his friends and family, members of his band, the shock showing through their tears. across france, parents asserting to bury their children, husbands --ir wives, and

she was especially close to editorial director stephane charbonnier, known as charb.hired her after she was forced to flee morocco as a result of her pro-democracy activism. zineb: charb was the brother i never had. he was really important to me. >> she couldn't imagine just going on without charb and the others. she still thinks it was a mistake to keep on publishing right after the massacre. but not everyone felt like she did. some of the staff immersed themselves in work, like "charlie hedbo's" editor-in-chief gerard biard. he's under police protection, so we met him at a secret location. gerard: personally, i need this. i think it's a necessity, it's indispensible, to show that what happened hasn't killed "charlie hebdo." >> after the attacks, the magazine's staff first worked out of the offices of french "liberation," but have since found new quarters in paris. the location is secret for their own protection. the magazine itself looks much the same, though some readers feel "charlie hebdo" has lost its bite. religious cartoons have become a rarity. >> they didn't

staal with the pass to stephan who scored with the stepout. the rangers have won 9 in a row at the garden. >>> time to step aside for a moment. when we come back, the return of hakeem nicks to big blue? and hopefully the return of winning ways on sunday. i'm ginger breadington with your 10 day deal forecast. every day for ten days, expect new deals with historic low prices across target and target.com. hey! ginger! yes, ken? great forecast! are coffee makers on sale? yes! yes they will be... ginger! what about cameras? oh yeah, yeah. cameras-- ginger! how about christmas lights? yeah! lights, cameras, it's all in on the action. . >>> more things change, the good to see number 88 back in practice. hakeem was resigned. he and eli man handgun a big first time. over 27 touchdowns together, and hopefully he can help ease the pain of victor cruz being lost for the season. >>> quinn has been waved. todd bowles said it was nothing personal but he added they are trying to play guys who want to play and are ready to play. nothing personal. ryan fitzpatr

derek stephane out indefinitely after that hit to the ribs in the second period. this goes to the third period. and a man down, that ties the game. and with 1:43 to go the bruins game winner for david crechie. rangers lose it 4-3 in boston. the bruins have now won five in a row. >>> it was a battle. they went to a shoot out tied at two. roberto luango the two goal tenders, yikes. nine total goals on nine shots. nine in a row. the only one that didn't go in is the last one and that's unfortunate for the isles. the likes that had never seen before in the nhl until tonight. >>> devils had to play canadiens, what a save. unfortunately for the devils montreal gets back in. devils lose it in a shoot out. >>> darrelle rivas will not still dealing with a concussion but mangold and richardson in. and cowboys quarterback tony romo done for the rest of the season with a fracture in the same collar bone he broke last year this season. he was hurt again in yesterday's game. jerry jones confirming that news catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donut

we've been reporting oh on live stone by stephan. the attorney general is piling on with a lawsuit on behalf of more than 50 consumers some who have waited almost three years. the suit filed monday in delaware county court accuses the upper darby company of violation of pennsylvania's consumer protect laws. the attorney general writes the company has engaged in widespread deceptive business practices. basil miranda is the chief deputy attorney general. >> it's rep pre men's cybill behavior. they're taking advantage of consumers that are at a vulnerable sad time in their lives, and they're not meeting their obligations. >> reporter: live stone by stefan nose by stefan memorials and operates a dozen headstones companies across the region in october fox 29 investigates reported the story of the lavin family when james lavinia father of six live long cop died at 84 his family paid nearly four grand to live stone for his gravestone. that was back in early may 2014. 16 months later, and there was no headstone. despite repeated calls and co

his alleged accomplice, 19-year-old stephan peno has been indicted on two felonies robbery and conspiracy to commit , robbery. the indictment also lists a third accomplice in the attack. goff is charged with second degree murder. tom: and our commitment 2016 coverage tonight the ballot is , set for the new hampshire primary. today was the last day for candidates to file. and doctor ben carson was the last major candidate to file for the primary ballot. foreign policy. in carson: listen to actually what i say -- ben carson: listen to what i t listen to what the detractors say to listen to. listen to what i say. answers are quite consistent with someone who is very knowledgeable in the area. tom: foreign policy was also a major talking point tonight for south carolina senator lindsey graham. the republican is in the granite state this weekend with senator wmur' s message to voters. mike senator graham says the : paris attacks reinforce the need for boots on the ground to beat isis. he says he has the experience to win a war and to protect americans from radical [applause] >> thank you, than

. >> yesterday a rep for stephane confirmed the two are indeed dating. a big congrats to them.on. the news was all the buzz last night at the cma awards. >> blake shelton was there, and his ex, miranda lambert was in the house, as well. obviously not together. miranda rocked out on stage though. she won for best female vocalist. before that, co-host carrie underwood and brad paisley used awkward tension to make a joke. >> you can't ignore the breakup that really rocked our world. the one that's on everybody's mind. two people in this very room whom we all know and love. >> is it me or -- does he not look well? >> kermit, miss piggy, we want you to know that we love you both and we just want you to be happy. >> yes. >> on a completely unrelated topic, howdy, blake. >> i was nervous. i was nervous. that was a really funny way to play that off. i love it. >> that was a great way to get the show started. the elephant's in the room, might as well get it out there. so besides the jokes, there was plenty of music. oh, yeah. and awards to be handed out. luke bryan, he was the man of th

. >> reporter: stephan body a student at community college of philadelphia was visiting friend in france for the weekend. he says that the american support there has been felt. >> you know, you know, everything is back and you have to go to school and work. >> reporter: some other passengers we spoke to tonight say that american airlines flight coming in this a afternoon was visibly empty. more than 140 seats were vacant on that flight, noting that some in paris have opted just not to fly. live outside philadelphia international a airport diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile septa officials are stepping up security in the wake of the paris a attacks. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is in center city with the details on how they are working to keep riders safe, todd. >> reporter: in light of the attacks in paris septa police are reminding riders here if they see something, say something. since friday septa police has stepped up patrols and manpower especially during peak travel times and during big events such as eagles game. to be clear there are no credible th

singer gloria he is stephan and husband emilia.ven sonnheim barbara streisand james taylor and steven spielberg will be recognized. president obama will present the awards one week at the white house. >> what a group. >>> four celebrities going into last night's episode of "dancing with the stars" and you know what they're all coming back next week. alex scar lat at a bindi irwin carlos pen vega and nick carter will compete in the finale next monday. tam march braxton pulled out of the competition last week because of blood clots in her lungs so there was no need for an elimination. each contestant performed three times last night. irwin and pen in a vega ended the night atop the judge's leaderboard. they're tied. we'll see how it all turns out. >> up next new details on a college threat in maryland with ties to the delaware valley. ly. >> also the search for food led this bare to the dark side. that story at 6:00. (child crying) this is a p.o.s and not a p.p.o a p.p.o? it's a p.o.s i want a p.o.s or i have a p.o.s? you have a p.o.

caputo's lawyer, stephan seeger, said that his client was "politically- conscious" and trying to "deliver a message" about issues with education and the legal system. court documents stated caputo left a suicide note, but seeger says that could not be quote "further from the truth" and caputo's words were "mischaracterized." caputo is expected to appear in federal court today. the luxembourg heritage society of northwest iowa rolled out the red carpet for two visitors from overseas. claude loutsch and his father traveled more than 4,500 miles to visit the remsen area. they're both farmers from luxembourg and they wanted to see how agriculture's u.s. plus, they have relatives who live in plymouth a potluck event took place at the vfw hall in remsen to welcome the two to the area. dozens showed up. remsen was originally settled by luxembourg and german immigrants. the loutsch's will stay in northwest iowa until tuesday before they head to the milwaukee area. recently, siouxlanders came together to talk about the possibility of legalizing marijuana. tommie clark has the details from that mee

stephan stephani: los gemelos valenzuelas bassan su capacidad en enfocar. tipo 2. con mi píldora, no lograba mi meta de bajar el azúcar en la sangre. mi médico me habló de victoza® que no es insulina. funciona diferente a las píldoras y viene en un inyector. y la aguja es muy fina. está demostrado que victoza® reduce el azúcar en la sangre y el a1c. y la uso solo una vez al día y a cualquier hora. no es para bajar de peso pero sí le puede ayudar a adelgazar un poco. vo: victoza® es un medicamento inyectable recetado que puede mejorar el azúcar en sangre en adultos con diabetes tipo 2 usado con dieta y ejercicio. no se recomienda como la primera opción de tratamiento para la diabetes. victoza® no se debe usar en personas con diabetes tipo 1 ni en personas con cetoacidosis diabética. victoza® no se ha estudiado con insulina que se administra con las comidas. victoza® no es insulina. no use victoza® si tiene antecedentes personales o familiares de cáncer medular tiroideo, síndrome de neoplasia endocrina múltiple tipo 2, o si es alérgico a victoza® o alguno de

because they had an injury tonight this young fan in phoenix warriors fans everywhere these days stephanind-the-back pass to dray monday green who knocks down the three-pointers green with triple-double 14 points 10 rebounds 10 assists still in the first more nice ball movement. it's curry and he throws up the quick 3, gets the foul call the bench loves it. it's a four point play and then 2nd quarter now curry decides to take the quick three. it's the 2 for 1 option nails it from deep frails. the warriors made 15 threeness the first half that's an nba record. curry had

uni will host stephan f. austin at 7:00 am at the mcloed center. you heard me riht they will ass donuts and chocalate milk to the students starting at 6:00 am. skip classes and go to the game. big news from coe college today.. foowball coach steve staker will step down and his s on tyler who played for him will take over as head coach. staker retires as one of the best football coaches in coe history with a 52-29 record in 8 seasons. third most wins in school history leading the ko-hawks to the d-3 playoffff ttee times including a win over over undefeated st. johns in 2009.. gonna miss coach he is first tyler will do a great job. good tuesday morning to you from tv-9. you'r'r looking liie at the kmry studdos this morning where phones are ringing for the variety telethon for the compassion fund. we'll check in with kaj and forrest there in a bit. but first, it's november 17th and this is whax you need to know today. a man faces a first degree murder chhge after police say he stabbed another man at a motel on the outskirts of cedar rapids. more raids

auren said stephan larson would receive -- precede -- succeed the company's founder and ceo.vity grew unexpectedly in the third quarter. a slump in the number of hours worked by self-employed americans. the measure of employee output increased at a 1.6% annual rate. you can get more business news at bloomberg.com. for a look at u.s. markets i want to bring in abigail doolittle who is the latest from the nasdaq looking at biotech shares. abigail: stocks are sliding at the nasdaq. the composite index is off 6/10 of 1%. the nasdaq biotechnology index is off about 2% this morning. it's drag on the composite index, about a 60% weighting. when we look at a one-year chart of the nasdaq, we see volatility . it is up about 8.7% year to date but there are bear markets. one in august when the nbi was off and again in september off about 29%. that influence on the composite index. acting as a drag on the nasdaq biotechnology index, one drag is and oh international. a great third quarter beating estimates and maintaining full-year guidance. bloomberg analysts say the best the stock is tra

stephan kim, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> new video tonight of a man caught on camera stealing from an electronics store on long island. security cameras recorded the suspect walking into a game stop in carl place on november 13th. when the clerk was disstrablgd the manner reached over the counter, grabbed a playstation 4 console and ran out of the store. investigators have some hope or -- or hope, rather, someone will recognize the suspect and notify police. two homes in suffolk county. by the time firefighters arrived on the scene in north baby lon the flames had spread from one home on sunrise miles per hour to another next-door. a car parked in a driveway also went up in flames. one person was treated for smoke inhalation. >>> new information tonight in the attack on planned parenthood in colorado springs. authorities have identified the two civilians killed. 29-year-old army veteran pierre stewart and 36-year-old jen for markovsky were shot and killed. the accused gun pan will appear in court tomorrow. investigators say he made hostile comments about planned parenthood but left

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nina: it is a question of essays from mothers, everyone from whose bader ginsburg, gloria stephan, formery laura bush. how they raise their daughters, what kind of effort and energy they put into helping their daughters create their own narrative. charile: thank you for being here. nina: thank you, charlie. charile: thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ ♪ mark: you ask a lot of questions, but you forgot the most important one. ♪ john: we will see jon meacham here on thursday but now it's the daily carson show. with interviews here, but so far his violent childhood, and a

elizabeth: one stephane a joined ellen today. >> before i was on "the voice" i have never heard of him before. i am an oc girl. but he knows every single 1980's song. he literally is a jukebox. >> and he is a good kisser or no? eric: gets right to the point. elizabeth: we have all of that on kcci at 4:00 today. eric: here is what we are working on for 6:00. emmy: with the snowfall happening in just a couple of hours, you may be reminiscing on the last time you drove in it. we have tips from the experts on how to stay safe on the roadways. metinka: it is coming, we are not going to miss it. we are going to end up with at least half a foot of snow this evening and the evening commute is going to be terrible. shaina: following breaking news out of mali, at least three people are dead and an active shooter hostage situation this morning. elizabeth: we will head out live to our traffic cam at i-35/80 at university. that view will be changing a

they routed the los angeles lakers last night 111-77 in oakland, stephan curry had 25 points to lead the warriors, the new 60 nivens year record beat the previous 15 by the washington capitals in a 48-49 season and by the 1993-'94 used in rockets. in a little sports business news forbes has ranked the the new york rangers as hockey's most valuable franchise. $1.2 billion. the team generated the most revenue in the league last year at $229 million. the team made more than $95 million last year in premium seats and advertising, that is the most in the nhl. the second most valuable franchise and a one.one $8 billion is the montreal canadians who the rangers played garden. at the white house yesterday 17 people were given the nation's highest honor, the presidential medal of freedom. bludgeoned yogi berra. his son larry accepted on his behalf. he passed away in september, one of the greatest actors in baseball, 18 time all-star and champion. president obama noted he was a veteran of world war ii and tropical --yogiism. >> the winningest careering history of american sports, nobody has wo

it's stephan with the goal, made it 1-1. a couple minutes later, oscar lindberg making it look easy. rangers win it 2-1 in colorado. that's their fourth straight win. mets pitcher zach wheeler, start of a three game. kyle so quick. devils on top, 2-0 and they didn't let up. look at the passing here for a 4-0 lead in the second. devils win it 4-2. they beat chicago for the first time since 2012. another busy sports weekend around these parts. i'll see you right back here on monday. >>> there's much more ahead on eyewitness news on this stories. >>reporter: the search is on for a killer, police looking for the gunman who shot three people. i'm marcus solis. details coming up in a live report. >> thank you, marcus. also ahead, police are looking for a shooter after a man was wounded in brooklyn. we'll have details on that. >> plus gop presidential candidate ben carson is speaking up and responding to claims about his past. >> and also, amy back with the forecast including a missed storm here on the upper west side. they have ne

we'll be talking to the cfo ste stephan engals coming up. >>> hsbc benefitted from a slew. hsbc declining to give anymore details on its domicile review which has reportedly broadened its scope to include the u.s. as well as hong kong as a contender to london in the future. hsbc still predominantly an asia-focused bank. 3/4 of its revenue comes from the asian pac. loan books 653 billion in hong kong alone. >> 70% of assets based in hong kong. that factor with the pboc -- not pboc, bcom, i think that's why we still aren't seeing a positive reaction in the share prices. despite this underlying beat, the fact that the shares are down highlights exactly the point where this beat really came because of a lack of one off costs, fines and so forth. >> under performance down 17% of the year where it's been pretty much flat for european banks. >> right. this has really hit the bank going forward. i think, you know, this aspect that there's a $1.4 billion drop in fines, that's a big drop in fines. i think investors don't believe that whole culture of banks being more under the regula

. >> reporter: stephan, to you,io awere here when charlie hebdo happened, you were on the scene after. you've said you think it's a mistake to give police in paris that much power. why? >> it's a very dangerous measure. usual usually it can only last for 12 days in the country and it's basically putting democracy on a stand by. so, now they've e tended it with three months and there are already a lot of laws to fight terrorism, a lot of legal instruments that can be used to fight terrorists who lead any investigations to do house searches but this extension is a sign to the french population saying look, we're doing everything we can and the human rights organizations are criticizing this measure by saying how can you defend civil liberties if you're actually restricting them and that's one of the main debates we'll have. the very thin line between freedom and safety. >> in the united states after 9/11, did we see anything akin to what we're seeing in france now with the state of emergency? >> no, i don't think we did. and the authorities in the u.s., the fbi, the local police, you kn

nina: it is a collection of essays from mothers, everyone from whose bader ginsburg, gloria stephan,dy laura bush. how they raise their daughters, what kind of effort and energy they put into helping their daughters create their own narrative. charlie: thank you for being here. nina: thank you, charlie. charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ angie: i'm angie lau in hong kong. china's consumer data waned in the fourth quarter. policy makers may need to add more stimulus. cpi rose 1.2% from a year earlier, while ppi dropped 5.9%, the 45th straight month in the red. japan's current account was in the surplus for a 15th consecutive month in september. the wiki and lifted income from overseas. the ¥1.5 trillion access was about $12 billion and was narrower than expected and assign companies are hoarding cash. the oecd cut its global forecast

what superstars blake shelton and zwen stephane are saying about their love life. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we do say good morning to you. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. we begin with the latest on that doomed russian passenger yet in egypt. british and american officials now saying a bomb is likely to be blameme >> those intelligence officials are leaning heavily toward an act of terrorism as the cause of that crash, even though ot official investigation is far from over. more now from stephanie ramos. >> families grieve. bodies identified. all while egyptian authorities lead the investigation into what caused a russian passenger to break apart in the sky over the desert. all 224 people headed back home to russia killed. now, u.s. and british officials say new preliminary information shows it is more likely a bomb, not a mechanical issue that brought down the russian jet seen in this new video taken >> we must suspend flights to sharm al sheikh and advise against all but essential travel by air. he sayses in addition to halting flights, travel advice w

will take to the new ways san francisco union square is try to keep shoppers save-- safe >>gary: stephan carry in his + in search of 13 and rome jimmy but without us begin rose on a line of you with the boss he had 28 back-and-forth they go lead changes brought the evening klay thompson was scrambling and steph curry for it for answer and he got 27 on a so-so night for him and harrison barnes the second straight three-pointer to put in a way 1 0694 that are now 14 and all and in this loop watson is talking fee. >>gary: 50 warriors when in denver sunday they would tie the all-time record at 15 in all and second bracket next tuesday against the lakers 49 hours left for seattle and they left without carlos high the leading rusher he's not playing sense to suffered a stress fracture in his left foot is missing his third consecutive game. >>reporter: a live look outside the golden gate bridge on the saturday morning blue skies and sun will take a look at the big changes for the thanksgiving week in just a few minutes for the weekend is the and war earlier than bird shocking events in the the

sreenivasan: those likely to feel any changes to border controls first are frequent travelers like stephanllet whom we met at the gare du norde train station on his weekly trip to belgium without the need for a passport. >> we're at a point where we need to do something that's radically different from what we currently experience, otherwise we can't control and in the case of events like these ones, we're completely lost. >> sreenivasan: the attacks, have forced some travelers to let the scales tip toward security. >> we lose a lot of the peace of liberty but we win maybe another liberty, another freedom, you see what i mean? >> sreenivasan: others are hesitant. >> ( translated ): the point is we should not give up our rights that we fought for, the liberty of moving. >> sreenivasan: and even more fuel in the debate came just today, in turkey. authorities detained eight people at istanbul's main airport, and said they were suspected islamic state militants, planning to make their way to germany, posing as refugees. >> ifill: for more on growing calls to restrict the unprecedented migration

the charlie hebdo killings, attacks are untargetted, seemingly random, says documentary producer stephan veneura. this is different? this is more random? >> it seems like just provoking fear. they were there to kill the maximum amount of people. >> o'donnell: psychological. what does that do to a city like this? >> i think at first it creates fear, but secondly the spirit of >> o'donnell: a sentiment beginning to echo in the only crowd we saw, that at the makeshift memorial at the place de republic. >> my friends are safe. i know the friends of other people are not safe. i wanted to show my solidarity. >> soon things will be back to normal. >> >> reporter: time and determination that an act of unite. hey coworkers. it's me, a businessman, and not colonel sanders. don't you just hate those long days when you're so busy doing business things that you can't make a hot, home-cooked meal for the family. well, i just picked up a twenty dollar family fill up from kfc. hand-breaded with eleven herbs and spices. do you even work here? well of course i do, terry. lisa. claire. tiffany. hazel. it's

it's stephan. 1-1. a couple minutes later, oscar lindberg making it look easy. rangers win it 2-1 in colorado. that's their fourth straight win. mets pitcher zach wheeler, start of a three-game home. 27 saves last night. kyle so quick. didn't let up. devils win it 4-2. they've won seven of their last nine and beat chicago for the first time since 2012. busy sports weekend around these parts. i'll see you right back here on monday. >> thank you mr. powers. >> much more ahead on this saturday morning, including a top look at today's stories. >>reporter: police searching for the shooter who shot three people. details coming up. >> also ahead, commerce clashing the community. a battle over parking spots as business booms in one manhattan neighborhood. >> and catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees, lattes, and macchiatos. who doesn't like a good surprise? you'd be surprised how easy it is to get a good low-cost health plan! at ny state of health you'll find many quality plans to choose from, help pay

stephan morse joins me now. talk me through the rationale for this downgrade.rady's cup he has looked at a new strategic plan presented by bill winters -- they said, we are not sure if they can execute this. 1000 of the top 4000 senior managers of the bank are going. loan impairments are doubled. reported an unexpected loss. this is a caution for anyone looking at investing -- manus: the stock is down 5%. they talk about this execution risk in terms of the number of turnover of staff within the bank. that is a message to all the other ceo's that are trying to invoke change. talk to me about what they need to impress the shareholder and the ratings agencies. because a lot of this is tied up in bad loans, isn't it? >> they need to show that they can essentially do a better and more profitable job with far fewer people. and that is what will only what will come out in the wash. why the rating agency has left the bank on negative review. it is a huge challenge for bill winters. this is just his latest headache after reporting two sets of poor results. francine: tha

. >> reporter: stephan economy is now, of course, loved up with blake shelton and making music. i used to love you oh oh oh oh >> reporter: "i used to love you." that we're told is about rossdale. and how did stefani find out about the affair allegedly going on under her own roofy according to "us weekly" rossdale's phone was hooked up to one of their kids' ipads so raunchy texts between rossdale and the nanny were popping up on that ipad for all to see. >> wow. wow, wow. >> new definition of family chat. >> glad to see her doing so well, though. that's the ultimate for her. >> sorry for her kids. >> sad to hear it all. >>> all right, we move on now to our series "gma" proud and asked to you send pictures of what body proud means to you. while many sent photos beaming with confidence, surveys show that almost half of all women hate shopping because they frustrating to find clothes that flatter their bodies. it is a problem ashley graham helped one aspiring modelover 28-year-old mandy hole as never loved her body. >> i would not show anything that shows my airports and i haven't

but all of this as stephan is saying about leverage. power dynamics.ome of the candidates have a lot of power because of the high interest in their candidates. on the other hand the networks have a lot of power too that's been overlooked. they give the candidates a lot of free air time and publicity. they spend millions to put the debates on. >> let's pause there because donald trump was on this morning and he said, you know, they charge $250,000 for a spot and why shouldn't that money be donated tot veterans. now it's the veterans, right? but you are right. broadcast outlets spend millions to put on these debates. and what is the right answer here? >> he's made the point in the past about donating revenues from the debates. but i think what he misses when he makes that point is they do cost money. debates cost a lot of money. if your candidate doesn't want to come maybe the broadcast network will put an empty podium on the stage and actually let people look at that instead. >> can you ever envision a network saying if you don't like our rules, don't c

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