stephanie ramos stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and reena. there's a heightened sense of vigilance here in the united states. this is fallout from the terror attacks on soft targets overseas. american cities on edge. >> makes you question every loud noise. >> reporter: in atlanta, policing they received a threat about this pro wrestling event over the weekend. americans alert and kaurgs cautious more than a week after the paris attacks. even on flights. this plane diverted. >> terrorist groups are always looking for those targets that are softer, that have lots of people but are difficult to secure. >> reporter: in new york city, nypd officers storming a subway station, guns drawn, during this planned drill. >> these exercises are vitally necessary in new york city, we are at this time, very well prepared. >> reporter: later this week, holland holland states. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> meantime, overseas, the center of europe's terror crisis remains turned highest alert this morning. >> the city of brussels with its 1 million residents on lockdown for a third day as the manhunt intense fies. there were 22 raids yesterday. but still no sign of salah abdeslam. the american embassy is asking u.s. citizens in belgium to shelter. >>> france is in a state of emergency. 1500 soed yers deployed over the city. stepping up security at hot spots like the eiffel tour. french president francois hollande visits the u.s. this week to meet with president obama. >>> the attack in mali was an attempt to derail a peace process in the northern part of the country. those peace negotiations have been dragging on for more than two xweerps a woman from maryland was among the dead. >>> the president is looking into whether intelligence reports were altered to payment a rosier picture in the u.s. fight against isis. claims were made that supervisors falsify ied reports. those from centc

stephanie ramos i ilive in washingngn. stephanie, w wl the u.s. ever have 100% confirmation that he's deadadnd how will they try to confirm it? >> reporter: well, reena, u.s. officials say this morning they presume jihadi john was killed by that u.s. drone strike based on what they observed in the hit and say his car was struck and it virtually burst into flames. they may never have 100% confirmation, but they can come close by listening to the social media. >> okay, so clearly he is an hvt or a high value target but could this be a turning poinin the fight against isis? >> reporter: well, it will certainly give isis leaders pause about how effective the u.s. was in tracking this top target. now, here's a big question. could the u.s. be after other top targets? well, richard clarke, a former counterterrorism adviser to the white house and current abc news consultant, says this might be a a big blow to the terror group when its propaganda figure is killed. kendis and reena, back to you. >> all right. stephanie ramos reporting from washington for us on this, thank you. >>> well, also breaking right now, we're just learning another blow to isis.

stephanie ramos has more. stephanie: the process, the poll numbers, all remains fluid as we see yet another change to how republican voters see their candidates. senator rubio: i am not going to attack other republicans. we are doing hillary clinton' s work for her. stephanie: senator marco rigo not only went after democrats, but personal finance jabs. senator rubio: i only have the stephanie: as for his former mentor and no competitor -- senator rubio: someone has told him to attack marco to win. i don' t agree. >> we are americans, dammit. stephanie: despite his latest show of enthusiasm in your country, state he is desperate to win, a poll shows that bush has slipped to the lowest in a national poll so far. rubio shot up to 14% support since his last debate reached in the polls since his arrival donald trump jumped in the race. to do great in new hampshire. stephanie: companies filing for the ballot in the primary confining himself to neck in the polls with ben carson could he is stepping back after reading - tweeting a picture of the bush only next to a swastika. hispanic groups will be asking nbc to dump from from "snl" on saturday. the group says that his comments on immigration are racist. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. sean: trump and o' ma

stephanie ramos explains. stephanie: strong winds, hail, reports of tornado. a fast-moving storm sweeping the midwest. reports of twisters in iowa. national weather service officials say the storm began around utah and then move east into the midsection of the nation. powerful wind and rain packed a punch in iowa. nearby, they flipped this semi on its side. snow and ice in colorado. lighter snow in western kansas. residents are bracing the mselves for slower commutes. up to 60 mile-per-hour winds in the rockies. it is expected to last just one day. abc news, washington. sean: an official in indonesia has says he has found an affordable way to run prisons. he wants to create an island prison for drug offenders and stock the waters with crocs. he says the reptiles make better guards than people because they can never be bribed. indonesia is known for having some of the world' s toughest drug laws. erin: not even with a steak? sean: erin: or a big chicken. erin: i would not want to mess with one of those guys. a massachusetts dog is doing fine after being rescued

stephanie ramos reports. stephanie: the top eight pulling republicans in milwaukee debating for the fourth time. >> the debate honing in on jobs, taxes, international issues, and the economy. >> there were more words and the one of them is as good. stephanie: candidates addressing the minimum wage. donald trump said no to raising it, ben carson changing his mind. >> every time we raise the minimum wage, the number of jobless people increases. stephanie: carson also making light of this past week of scrutiny. >> thank you for not asking me what happened in the 10th grade. i appreciate that. [laughter] stephanie: the exchange heating up over immigration. jeb bush and john kasich challenging donald trump. >> we all know you can' t pick them up and ship them back across the border. stephanie: trump also unleashing of carly fiorina when she interrupted senator rand paul. >> ronald reagan walked away and recchi affect and he quit talking. >> can i finish? >> why does she keep interrupting everybody? stephanie: each candidate trying sticking to policy, which has some analysts saying that shift led to a boring debate. several republicans are coming straight to new hampshire. ted cruz, lindsey graham, rick santorum, and donald trump of events plan

stephanie ramos has more. stephanie: the state department says they are not telling americans not to travel around the world, but to be vigilant. if you plan on traveling, a new warning for you in the wake of deadly attacks. the state department issuing an uncommon worldwide alert due to increased terrorist threats. >> we are and we continue to be and we have been concerned about copycat-like attacks. stephanie: current information suggests isil and other information groups continue to plan terrorist attacks in regions around the world using conventional and nonconventional weapons, proof that isis is not the heightened alert not just in the states, but overseas to europe. the belgian prime minister extending the terror alert for another week after four days of lockdown in brussels. president obama meets with french president franc ois hollande today to talk about how to ramp up the fight against isis extremists. the french president might leave empty-handed. president obama has showed no signs of expanding the u.s. strategy in the middle east and western europe. sean: while there are no overseas flights out of manchester, there is heightened security at the airport, where traffic is asked to be busy for the next several days. ray brewer joins us live from the airport this morning with reaction from travelers. good morning. ray: good morning. officials at the airport say that in light of tha

stephanie ramos has the latest. stephanie: gop presidential candidate ben carson going on the defensive after facing new accusations claiming he made up those stories of a violent childhood growing up in detroit. ben carson: i would hit people with hammers and bats, throw rocks at people, almost put a guy' s eye out one time, tried to even hit my own mother in the head with a hammer. stephanie: but cnn says it has been investigating the stories and spoke to people who knew carson. cnn says several friends , neighbors, and classmates didn' t recall that ever happening. tim mcdaniel: i was a little surprised by it. stephanie: carson claims cnn interviewed the wrong people, s using fake names in these stories in his latest book to, quote, "protect the innocent." this morning, dr. carson in a phone interview with cnn says the investigation is all a media ploy to distract the american public. ben carson: i' m not proud of the fact that i had these rage episodes. but i am proud of the fact i could thought over them. stephanie: carson making the point that he turned his life around. ben carson: if you choose to believe i' m incapable of these acts, i guess it is a stephanie: meanwhile, carson is 1 of the 8 white house hopefuls who will be on the main stage at the gop presidential debate, hosted by fox business next tuesday. chris christie and mike huckabee, who made it to the main

stephanie ramos continues our commitment coverage from washington. stephanie: the political air war is in full steam. trump releasing his first radio ads of the 2016 campaign this morning. >> i don' t disappoint people. i produce. stephanie: and trump is live this weekend. night live this week. s snl well with some hispanic groups. s 30 rock headquarters in new york city. to cancel trump' s hosting gig over his controversial remarks on immigration. >> so let me just say this. ben carson is a complete and total loser. hitting the airwaves with a rap-themed ad. the carson campaign launching a 60 second urban radio ad specifically targeting young black voters. donald trump' s radio ads will start airing today in early primary states. dr. carson' s will air mainly in the south for the next 2 weeks. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. adam: another candidate is throwing his hat in the ring to replace outgoing governor maggie hassan. longtime seacoast businessman and former state securities regulator mark connolly is officially launching his campaign at this hour in manchester. the 60-year-old new castle democrat has worked as a financial advisor and served in government as a deputy secretary of state and also as the head o

stephanie ramos is live in washington. stephanie, will the u.s. ever have 100% confirmation that he's dead and how will they try to confirm it? >> reporter: well, reena, u.s. officials say this morning they presume jihadi john was killed by that u.s. drone strike based on what they observed in the hit and say his car was struck and it virtually burst into flames. they may never have 100% confirmation but they can come close by listening to the chatter of isis operatives and social media. >> okay, so clearly he is a high value target but could this be a turning point in the fight against isis? >> reporter: well, it will certainly give isis leaders pause about how effective the u.s. was in tracking this top target. now, here's a big question. could the u.s. be after other top targets? well, richard clarke, a former counterterrorism adviser to the white house and current abc news consultant says this might be a sign the tide is turning. a big blow to the terror group when its propaganda figure is killed. kendis and reena, back to you. >> stephanie ramos reporting from washington for us on this, thank you. >>> also breaking right now, we're just learning another blow to isis. >> in iraq, kurdish forces have retaken the strategic city of sinjar which had been in isis control while kurds were fighting on the ground. the u.s. led calista wassing itting them with air strikes. the key supply route runs through sinjar. >> isis may have extended its reach now into lebanon with a deadly attack, the group claiming responsibility for twin suicide bombings in beirut that killed at least 43 people. that death toll expected to rise. until now isis had not had a recognized affiliation in lebanon but its forces are fighting in neighboring syria as well as iraq. >>> back here at home we'll switch gears to the race for the white house which is heating up as donald trump steps up his attacks. >> trump had harsh words for campus protesters and the university of missouri administrators who stepped down and his fellow candidates were also in the cro

stephanie, the clock is ticking. got to whittle it down soon. stephanie ramos live in washington, thanks, steph, for that report. >> the debate was seen as do or die for jeb bush struggling to re-energize his campaign as he languishes in single digit poll numbers. to gain more ground on the front-runners. abc political analyst matthew dowd tells us who came out on top. >> it is showing we're probably down to four candidate, this race is, which is ben carson, donald trump, ted cruz and marco rubio. i think the winners tonight were probably marco rubio and ted cruz that are going to come away better from this debate. i think donald trump and ben carson probably aren't going to drop in support but didn't do anything and i think jeb who had to do a lot in this debate is probably the big loser tonight. >> and there will be. more from that on "good morning america." another note, secret service protection is expected to kick in today for donald trump and ben carson. sources say mogul has been appropriately selected as trump's code name. carson's code name is eli, a b

stephanie ramos has more on the warning. stephanie: good morning. the state department says they are not telling americans not to travel around the world, but to be vigilant. if you plan on traveling this holiday season, a new warning for you in the wake of deadly attacks in paris. the state department issuing an uncommon worldwide alert due to increased terrorist threats. >> we are and we continue to be concerned. stephanie: current information suggests that terrorist groups plan to use conventional and nonconventional weapons. the city of new york is stepping up its police presence. the heightened alert is not just in the states, but overseas to europe. the belgian prime minister extending the terror alert for another week after four days of lockdown in brussels. president obama meets with french president franc ois hollande at the white house today. the pair will discuss how to ramp up the fight against isis extremist. president obama has shown no signs of expanding the u.s. strategy in the middle east and western europe, even as he is under pressure to do so by france and others. abc news, washington. sean: while there are no overseas flights out of manchester, there is heightened garrity -- security and travelers are urged to allow extra time. ray brewer joins us live from the airport. good morning. ray: good morning. officials at the manchester-boston regional airport say that they have modified the

stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >>> all right. our thanks to stephanie. back here in this country, now to the extreme weather in north texas, a tornado in fort worth tore a decorative roof covering a bank building end is standing it crashing on to vehicles on the grounds below. the actual roof wasn't damaged and there were no injuries. further to the north you see the lightning strikes. a snowstorm not only made drive agadventure but knocked down trees and ultimate poles. some minor damage to buildings also reported. this powerful storm system is heading to the southeast today. here's the latest from justin povick. good morning. >> reena and kendis, thanks and good morning to you. yesterday, we were tracking flooding and severe weather in the south plains. i think later on today, slowly this front will shift gears and head into the deep south and also the tennessee valley. not as much severe weather but still heavy rain and also thundery downpours. a lot of foug continuing in the northeast. and then some major heat kicking on later on in the day. reena an

stephanie ramos is joining us live from washington now with the latest. stephanie? >> reporter: lori, the state department says they're not telling americans not to travel around the world, they're telling them to be vigilant. if you plan on traveling this holiday season, a new warning for you in the wake of recent deadly attacks in paris. [ sirens ] mali. and egypt. the state department issuing an uncommon worldwide alert. do you to ino -- due to increased terror threats. >> we are and we continue to be and we have been concerned about copycat-like attacks. >> reporter: the state department says current information suggests isil and other terrorist groups continue multiple -- plan terrorist attacks in multiple regions. using conventional and nonconventional weapons. the alert not just in the states but overseas to europe. >> you're in the crossfire. >> reporter: the belgian prime minister extending the terror alert there for another week after four days of lockdown in brussels as the hunt for the eighth paris attacker continues. president obama meets with french president hollande at the white house today. they will discuss how to ramp up the fight against isis extremists. >> and the united states will continue to lead this global coalition. we will destroy this terrorist organization. >> reporter: the french president might leave empty- handed. president obama is showing no signs of expanding the u.s. strategy in the middle east now western europe. even as he's under pressure to do so by france and others. in washington, stephanie ramos, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> stephanie thank you. and stay with eyewitness news and abc news for updates on the travel alert. our coverage with a live report from belgium beginning at 7:00. >>> 5:07. and new this morning, we have video of a thief who threatened to set fire to a subway station booth while the worker was still inside. police say this man tried to rob the booth at prospect avenue on the 2 and 5 lines on the bronx on sunday night. detectives say the man put a liquid into the booth's money tray started flicking a lighter and gave the booth worker a note warning not to scream. the worker blocked off the tray and then pushed an emergency button to call for help. >>> it's 5:07 and you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. and bill evans with your accuweather forecast. >> here we go. we take a look outside my camera here at four times square. and we're looking south and we have a great visibility all the way down to staten island and the bayo

stephanie ramos looks at the cay ohs. >> all right. here we go. stephanie: thanksgiving into the fridge. they are scoring the >> $8. this is the best deal. stephanie: black friday used to kick off the holiday shopping season. now thanksgiving day is the new tradition. in new york city, 18,000 shoppers made their way in to macy's. in colorado, a holiday storm not stopping the shoppers. >> 49 inch toshiba for $159. stephanie: other shoppers more interested in towels. near 60% of americans will head out to find it. 136 million of us planning to shop until sunday with day one, thanksgiving day, now over. black friday is one of the best days of day for deals. >> how much did you save? >> $300 or $400. maybe more. stephanie: even if you don't want to be out, you can cash in on sales. >> there's so many sales online. it's like there's no point. stephanie: overnight walmart released a statement saying they focused on deals, availability, and simplicity. walmart says tens of millions of customers visited the stores and the web site. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. sean: busy morning. a manchester man was arrested on drug charges. they responded to a

stephanie ramos looks at the chaos. here we go. stephanie: thanksgiving leftovers tucked in the fridge. >> $8. this is the best deal. stephanie: black friday used to kick off the season. 15,000 shoppers made their way into the macy's store in manhattan. in frosty, colorado, a holiday storm not stopping the shoppers. >> 49 inch toshiba. >> other shoppers were interested in towels. no matter what's on the holiday wish list, nearly 60% of americans will head out to find it. 136 million of us planning to shop until sunday with day one thanksgiving day now over. the number crunchers finding thanksgiving day and today black friday are two of the best days of the year for deals. >> how many did you save today? >> oh, boy. or $400. maybe more. stephanie: even if you don't want to be in the middle, you can cash in. >> there's so many sales online. there's no point in being bombarded by other human beings. stephanie: walmart said they focused undealts, availabilities, and simplicity. walmart says tens of millions of customers visited the stores and web site. sean: busy one. a manchester man was arrested thursday on drug charges. hookse

stephanie ramram -- ram oh,s-- stephanie ramos. >> what caused the jet to break up in the sky is doing something investigated. the u.s. secretary of defense agreed with u.k. officials that the plane was more likely than not downed by a bomb. >> that is one possibility, an explosive device. >> british officials saying much of the same. >> my job is to keep the british people safe. >> the u.k. is suspending all flights to and from the resort city and now france banned its nationals from >> they have sent evacuation flights to get 20,000 british tourists back home. >> egypt authorities said this is only meant to hurt their tourism, adding the plane had mechanical problems and now that the black boxes are being analyzed all should wait to see what information those recordings provide. >> also pushing back is russian's foreign ministry saying the u.k. didn't share any evidence that the airplane was bombed. >> the obama administration is reviewing a number of different steps that we can take to enhance security for special flights bound for the united states from certain foreign airports. >> if it turns out it was a bomb a isis affiliate is a prime suspect. they posted for a second time they are responsible. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >>> an employee for jetblue is under arrest for skipping a security check point out newark airport. robert rodriguez had just finished his shift when he checked his own bags for a flight to orlando. he used an employee entrance with his employee access cards. a tsa employee stopped him and his bags were pulled from the plane. he's charged with criminal trespass. >>> we know the identity of a college student carrying out a deadly stabbing free in california. 18-year-old fisel mohamed used a large hunting knife to stab two students, a staff worker and construction worker. byron price was helping remodel a waiting room when he heard the commotion. he sprung into action stopping mohamed who was eventually shot and killed by campus police. >>> a suspect with a long rap sheet is facing charges for a subway slashing on board a c train in brooklyn. stanley gary has 18 prior arrests for assault, robbery, fair beating and other offenses. he slashed two men with a bo

stephanie ramos has a preview from washington. good morning to you, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning to you, reena and kendis. liverom milwaukee this time for donald trump and the rest o the field. the candidates who averaged at least 2 1/2% in the polls will be on the main stage tonight. >> the next president of the united states, donald trump. >> reporter: a rock star welcome for gop white house hopeful donald trurump in fnt of a pumped up crowd at a rally in springfield, illinois. trump taking jabs at his opponent and slamming ben carson. >> if you try to hit your mother over the head with a hammer, your poll numbers go up. >> reporter: the latest national poll shows trump and carson are practically tied followed by marco rubio, ted cruz and jeb bush which means trump will share center stage with carson at the fourth presidential debate tonight. >> i have never seen this before. >> reporter: in the last week carson calling himselff the victim of a media wiwitchhunt. >> you're asking me about something that occurred 50 years ago and you expect me to have the details on that. >> reporter: carson will likely face tough questions tonight after a week's worth of stories sent him into defense modover claims in his autobiography he was offered a description to west point and had a violent youth. presidential contender marco rubio says he knows everything he needs to know about his competition, ben carson. >> ben carson story. like mine would only be possible in a great country like america. >> reporter: the debate is scheduled to last two hours. a few changes have been made to which was calle a disaster by the rny. candidates will not make opening statements but will have more time to make guments. reena and kendis, back to you. >> another network is taking over the realms of that donald trump tonight, stephanie ramos in washington, thank you. >>> well, ler on "good morning america," donald trump talks about his predictions for tonight's debris and join us tomorrow on "america thi morning" for our analysis. >>> resignations at the university of missouri triggered by student protests, a hunger strike and a show of solidarity by the football team. >>> the university president stepping down under pressure accused of being indifferent to tensions. and the school's chancellor gave up his position for a less prominent role. with more here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: try triumph. going on strike vowing no more games until tim wolferesigned. tensions on this predominantly white campus bubbling and the student body president payton head posting on facebook someone continuously screamed the "n" word at him. a swastika found in the bathroom and demonstrators said wolfe wasn't quick enough to condemn them. jonathan butler going on a hunger strike. tensions flaring friday night after wolfe had thiso

stephanie ramos is live with the details this morning in d.c., stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. the state department is -- they say they're not telling americans thought to travel around the world but to be vigilant. if you plan on traveling this holiday season, a new warning for you in the wake of recent deadly attacks in paris, mali and egypt. the state department issuing a worldwide alert due to increased terrorist threats. >> we are and we continue to be and we have been concerned about copycat-like attacks. >> reporter: the state department says current information suggests isil and other terrorist groups continue to plan terrorist attacks in multiple regions. these attacks may employ a variety of tactics nonconventional weapons, proof that isis is not giving up. promising attacks in this propaganda video showing images of new york city's times square, the city in turn stepping up its police presence. as this heightened alert remains global today, president obama is set to meet with french president francois hollande, but the french president might just leave empty-handed. president obama is showing no signs of expanding the u.s. strategy in the middle east and now western europe even though he's under pressure to do so from france. kendis, reena, back to you. >> stephanie ramos steph, thanks so much. >>> a possible new clue in the international manhunt for the eighth suspect in the paris tift >> a suicide belt turning up in the suburb of that city. the question now, did it belong to salah abdeslam, who is still on the run? authorities say his cell phone signal was pinging in the very same suburb late at night after the attacks. he was last seen in brussels, belgium. >> and, of course, that city, which is the headquarters of nato and the european union on lockdown this morning for a fourth consecutive day. s.w.a.t. teams in masks swarming the neighborhood where that eighth suspect lived. officials imposing the highest alert because of a possible terror threat that they say, quoting here, is serious and imminent. abc's matt gutman driving along with brussels police officers seeing the city under siege. >> reporter: this whole city is on lockdown. i mean, everywhere you go you see police officers with masks, machine guns, army. >> yes. >> that high alert

abc's stephanie ramos is live with the details this morning inin d.c. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. the state department is -- they say they're not telling americans not to travel around the world but to be vigilant. if you plan on traveling this holiday season, a new warning for you in the wake of recent deadly attacks in paris, mali and egypt. the state department issuing an uncommon worldwide alert due to increased terrorist threats. >> we are and we continue to be and we have been concerned about copycat-like attacks. >> reporter: the state department says "current information suggests isil and other terrorist groups continue to plan terrorist attacks in multiple regions. these attacks may employ a variety of tactics using conventional and nonconventional weapons," proof that isis is not giving up, promising attacks in this propaganda video showing images of new yorkrk city's mes square. ththe city iturn stepping up its police presence. as this heightened alert remains global tododay, present t obama is set to meet with

our coverage begins right now with abc's stephanie ramos joining us from washington. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and reena. vigilance here in the united states. this is fallout from the terror attacks on soft targets overseas. american cities on edge. >> makes you question every loud noise. >> reporter: in atlanta, policing they received a threat about this pro wrestling event over the weekend. americans alert and kaurgscautious more than a week after the paris attacks. even on flights. this plane diverted. >> terrorist groups are always looking for those targets that are softer, that have lots of people but are difficult to secure. >> reporter: in new york city, nypd officers storming a subway station, guns drawn, during this planned drill. >> these exercises are vitally necessary in new york city, we are at this time, very well prepared. >> reporter: later this week, french president francois holland holland hollande will be in the united states. >> thank you, stephanie. > meantime, overseas, the center of europe's terror crisis remains t

stephanie ramos has the details. president obama: they can' t handle a bunch of cnbc moderators! stephanie: president obama poking debate -- poking fun at gop candidates and their debate demands. president obama: if you can' t handle those guys come i don' t think the chinese and russians will be too worried about you. stephanie: republican alliance is coming apart at the seams. donald trump says he prefers to negotiate for himself. mr. trump: look, i just want to answer the questions and be done with it. stephanie: also refusing to sign on, john kasich, chris christie, and carly carly fiorina, who chose "kindle at the applebee' s applebee' s and i wednesday." and now ben carson on the debate reforms are backfiring. mr. carson: it' garbage. stephanie: he is pushing for no lending rounds or show of hands questions and a requirement that the temperature remained below 67 degrees. as republicans debate the next debate, another poll shows carson in the league today, six points ahead of trump nationwide with marco rubio in third place with 11% and ted cruz and jeb bush rounding out the top five. based off of this most recent poll, the same 10 candidates are likely to share the stage for the main debate, whatever form that takes. governor bobby jindal may drop erin: the presidential race continues through new hamps

in washington, stephanie ramos for channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> stephanie thank you. stay with eyewitness news and abcny7 for the latest developments in the u.s. air strike targeting jihadi john. >>> 5:08, good fella vincent asaro spent the night in a soft bed instead of a prison bunk and it's possible even slept better than the federal prosecutors who watched him walk free yesterday after a jury found him not guilty of heist. the armed robbery of $6 million from a cargo terminal at kennedy airport was at the time the biggest haul in u.s. history. it was immortalized in the hit movie "goodfellas." he is now looking forford what thanksgiving. >> i feel great and i'd like to thank the u.s. marshal service for treating me great. i can't say the same for the fbi. >> well, generations of federal prosecutors had talked about not charging asaro until 2014. that's when his cousin came forward to implicate him in the heist. a mob hit and a slew of other crimesment in the end though the jury didn't believe any of it. >>> in the race for president, donald trump's reluctance to a