anchored by george stephanopoulos.rtha raddatz, jonathan karl, dan harris. yahoo!'s katie couric and abc news' best political news team. now reporting live from abc news election night headquarters in times square, george stephanopoulos. >>> good evening, and welcome to election night 2014. millions of you have taken charge today -- telling us what you think about the state of our country, the quality of r

wilson for more than an hour according to george stephanopoulos. no question was off limits. here's another piece of that sit-down. >> yeah, i also asked him directly. i pressed him. would this have gone down any differently if michael brown were white? he said, absolutely not. he says he has a clean conscience over his actions that day even though he's sorry for the loss of life. and understands the grief of michael brown's parents. >> don lemon, let me bring you back in, i don't know if you could hear that, but basically george stephanopoulos saying that officer wilson would've responded the same way, had michael brown been white, that he is sorry for the loss of lifer life. is that enough for that community? >> it's not enough for the community. but it's not enough for the community. what i can -- and i am tempering my words here as you know why, brooke, i met with darren wilson, as well, and it was an off-the-record meeting. it wasn't a secret meeting. off the record, it's off the record. i don't know what will be enough for the community, but

yeah, i mean, if you believe what officer wilson said to george stephanopoulos and to the grand jury, michael brown didn't heed any of the commands given by officer wilson. officer wilson asked him to step out of street. officer wilson asked him to come over and speak to him and became a physical confrontation that was by all accounts initiated by michael brown. once the physical aggression and the whole incident occurs within the cop car. then he is ordered, mike brown is ordered to stop and he adding to officer wilson he charges at officer wilson. what's interesting is there is some eyewitness accounts that maybe he was stumbling forward as a result of having been struck. but we also know that officer wilson has advised that he had a 13 round .40 caliber -- five shots were attempted within the cop car. and according to officer wilson, only two shots went off. and then you have the remaining -- and i don't know why that happened. according to officer wilson, i think it's because michael brown's finger was in the hammer. but then he tries to fire off seven more shots, which he must ha

with all the introductions now under the way, let's go to george stephanopoulos. >> the first question comes to you, what is the greatest threat facing america today and what can you do as senator specifically to address it? >> the greatest threat is radical islamic jihadists. they want to disrupt the middle east, export terrorism around the world. we have local rum in africa, we have isis, we have al qaeda elements. the number one goal is to disrupt and dismantle the society as we know it. senator shaheen has called the we're discussing fear mongering. i call it a very rational field. -- rational fear. right now, there has been hesitations and half steps as evidenced by secretary pineda. he wanted to leave troops in iraq during the pullout. he made very clear that he wanted to do that. the president did not listen to him and as result we are having more and more trouble in that region. >> do you agree that is the greatest threat? look i certainly agree that isis is a threat. a bigger threat is not having the commitment and the conch and here in this country to address the threat of is

george stephanopoulos outside st. louis. >> you can see that interview on "world news tonight with david muir" at 5:30 here on abc 7. >>> moving on. when raising the minimum wage is not enough. coming up, san francisco does what no other city has before. we will explain the retail workers' bill of rights. >>> and a beloved coach steps down. tim flannery explains his decision to leave the giants. >>> also, a popular new trend in managing your money. we are talking about prepaid cards. 7 on your side's michael finney looks at whether they are smart or risky. >>> opportunity knocks. the interns earning the equivalent of six figure salaries? >>> it's almost a year of negotiations but the san francisco unified school district and its teachers have reached a tentative agreement. the contract includes a 12% pay raise over three years. it is one of the biggest contracts for any school in the state. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez explains why this contract is about a lot more than money. >> reporter: full-time public scho

george stephanopoulos leading the way just a few hours from now. we hope you're with us every step of the way. >>> we do move on now, starting with that mystery in philadelphia. the urgent search for this man. seen in this surveillance video, dragging a woman down that sidewalk. gone in seconds and tonight, the fbi has called in investigation tomorrows and word of a chifling new clue. abc's mara schiavocampo back on the case for us. >> reporter: carlesha freeland-gaither vanished off the streets of philadelphia in just 30 seconds. tonight, police in an urgent hunt for her abductor, seen in this video sunday night. now, officials releasing theegs photos, taken just eight hours later. a man, caught on surveillance video, withdrawing cash from freeland-gaither's account at a bank in maryland. >> it shows a male using an atm card. her atm card. >> reporter: police say there's still no reason to believe she knows her kidnapper. a nearly $50,000 rell world for information announced today, with freeland-gaither's family standing by. >> ijust want my daugh

what he said to george stephanopoulos. >> from ferguson a look at aftermath.plaints of the brown family lawyers that say the system is broken. >> they've waited months for their shoes to be delivered. michael finney puts >>> the key now is lifting up the best practices and work city by city, state by state, county by county. all across this country because the problem is not just a ferguson problem, it's an american problem. >> president obama addressing the issue of police violence across the country. and the violence that erupted since the grand jury decided not to indict the officer who shot and killed an unarmed teenager. >> that officer detailed what happened the night of the shooting in an interview with abc news anchor george stephanopoulos. darren wilson said he is sorry for the loss of life but says he struggled with brown still sitting in his car and claims brown to the first punch. and the two struggled over the weapon. >> i can feel his hand trying to come over my hand and get inside a trigger guard, trying to shoot me with my own gun. that is when

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the reaction after darren wilson's one-on-one with george stephanopoulos. >> do you feel any remorse? >>> rescue mission. the daring raid by american special forces, including members of navy s.e.a.l. team six. eight hostages held in a cave by al qaeda. martha raddatz here tonight. >>> and recipe for disaster. thanksgiving dinner. the most dangerous day for fires. the one common mistake you don't want to make in the kitchen. >>> and good evening on this wednesday night. i'm amy robach. david is off. as we come on the air tonight, the holiday nor'easter affecting more than 40 million americans across the country. the storm hitting the east, unraveling travel plans from coast to coast. long lines of passengers snaking through airports. more than 4,000 flights delayed. 700 canceled so far. slick highways slowing traffic from the midwest all the way east. drivers struggling to stay on slippery roads. shopping for thanksgiving dinner, even a struggle. just ask this woman, dragging her shopping cart through the snow in minnesota. abc's david kerley starts us off at the airport. >> reporter:

darren wilson, one-on-one with george stephanopoulos. what he says happened in those 90 seconds. in that patrol car and afterward. and the family of michael brown, inside the room when the prosecutor calls. >>> also tonight, roaring up the coast at this hour, the thanksgiving nor'easter, hitting just as millions travel for the holiday. >>> under surveillance in the u.s. two men charged with trying to join isis. one trailed to the minneapolis airport. did the other slip away? >>> and the massive jewelry heist tonight. the shootout, the escape. and the standoff. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with that abc news exclusive. the officer from ferguson, missouri, who will not be charged in the shooting death of michael brown, speaking out for the first time. darren wilson with our george stephanopoulos today, revealing what he says happened while in that patrol car. the struggle. he describes this moment he first pulls the trigger and then what he says plays out. a country watched what played out overnight in ferguson. buildings, cars set on fire. and today, the aftermath. the c

let's bring in abc's chief anchor george stephanopoulos.e, what does this mean for president obama's final two years in office? >> well, that is the big question -- >> can he get anything done now? >> that's the big question. you have big republican majorities in the house. majority of 54, 55 seats in the senate. potentially by the time all the votes are counted in all of the close states. so, the republican congress is going to be able to pass pretty much what they want to pass. of course, the president still has the veto pen, but both sides are going to have to make choices. it's what we've been talking about all night long. will they also pay heeld to the message coming from the electorate that they are sickle of a broken washington, sick of a dysfunctional federal government and congress. and they want to see both parties get something done. we'll get the first clues from president obama tomorrow when he holds his press conference in the afternoon. tells us what we thinks of the results and gives his first indications of how he's going

." >> george stephanopoulos of abc news sat down with an exclusive interview with officer wilson, can you see that next on channel 6. >> the coverage of the fallout in ferguson continues on 6abc.com. we have the latest updates along with photographs and videos of the violent reaction there. you can also find our coverage of the peaceful protests here in philadelphia. >> winter weather warnings will be in affect for much of the tri-state area tomorrow. advisories and warnings and even tonight transportation agencies are beginning to prepare local roads for what promises to be a challenging day the day before thanksgiving. most of us will get measurable snow some of it substantial. meteorologist, cecily tynan and melissa magee have the latest snow totals from ac warren and john rawlins has the latest on transportation problems. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that the ingredients are beginning to come together with this storm system. the low pressure is south of florida and tapping into moisture from the gulf of mexico. and it will be hugging the coast and moving quickly and

he said down with the's jordan -- abc's george stephanopoulos.ou will see part of that on "world news tonight." we are checking in with marcy n ferguson. what are they doing to keep the peace tonight? >> allison, the governor just finished a news conference. he said there will be 2200 national guard troops stationed throughout the area, a big increase from last night, when they were about 700 national guardsmen. definitely wrapping up security here and trying to learn lessons from last night. mentioned the interview with george stephanopoulos with officer wilson. have we heard anything yet about what has come out of that? >> we know that officer darren wilson said he was sorry for what happened. but he also explained that he was following what he was trained to do, and that if he had the situation again there is nothing he would change about his reaction. you can hear that coming up later on "world news tonight." >> thank you very much for the latest. >> a look at the top 10 trending topics on twitter in d.c., they have to do with the ferguson de

tonight, officer darren wilson speaking to abc news george stephanopoulos. he describes the moments up to when he first pulled that trigger. >> i reached out my window of my right hand to grab his forearm i was going to try to move him back. i felt the immense power that he h the way i have described it. it was like a 5-year-old holding on to hulk hogan. he was very large. very powerful man. >> you are a pretty big guy. >> yeah. i'm above average. >> you try to grab him but you feel that force? >> yes. and then as i'm holding him i see him coming back around with his left hand. it's in the shape like this and it comes through the window and just a solid punch to the right side of my face. >> you are still sitting thering out. >> the next thing is how do i survive. >> how do i survive? >> i didn't know if i would be able to withstand another hit like that. >> where is your gun. >> on my right hip. i come up and point it at him. get back or i'm going to shoot you. his response immediately he grabbed the top of my gun. when he grabbed it he said you are too muc

he's had another month before he's spoken to george stephanopoulos.to rehearse his story and have it match with the forensics. is that a fair criticism? >> no. well, it's a fair criticism in terms of the tone and how stiff and prickly and unlikable i found him to be. but what people keep forgetting is the day after the shooting he was interviewed and there were no forensics available at that time and he was interviewed the next day and there were no forensics available at that time and his testimony has not changed since that original interview with him that he gave after the shooting. and so, yes, you can say he was a very believable, i suppose, and effective witness because clearly the grand jury believed him, but that doesn't mean that he changed his story. it just means that he -- like his story has been consistent from what he told from the very beginning. >> mark, i was going to ask you this question. the testimony, the eyewitness testimony, has been varied. the eyewitness testimony that the grand jury has had to consider. several of them, in fa

. >> a big interview from george stephanopoulos. >>> the fallout from the ferguson decision continues>> hundreds of people clogged the streets. new york city here. second straight night. they are angry over the grand jury's decision not to indict darren wilson. took over busy manhattan roadways including the fdr. they shut down the entrance to the lincoln tunnel. this was in the middle of rush hour traffic. >> crowds were smaller in los angeles on the first night but still managed to block several streets. the demonstrations were relatively peaceful but police intervened when they ran on to a major freeway stopping traffic in both directions. >>> a scary scene in minneapolis. a driver plowed into a crowd of protesters as they blocked an intersection. the car dragged several people before coming to a stop. one woman was taken to the hospital but was not seriously injured. >>> protesters were met with beefed up security. they moved in with tear gas and made several arrests. after monday night's violence that left a dozen buildings burned to the ground, the governor tripled the number of

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. >> officer darren wiln breaks his silence, telling our george stephanopoulos exclusively -- >> that was the first time you'd ever used your gun, right? >> yes, it was. >> he wouldn't have done anything differently. his words, sparking new debate and frustration. >> you have a choice. >> we're there for the bitter reaction on the ground, as ferguson faces a second night of protests. >> this special edition of "nightline," decision in ferguson, will be right back. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." decision in ferguson. >> good evening. we are joining you with breaking news from ferguson, missouri. tonight, frustrations still palpable. demonstrations here and around the country. and strong reaction to officer darren wilson's first public comme comments, that white police officer that shot and killed that black teenager, 18-year-old michael brown. bitter words from brown's mother following the grand jury's decision not to charge him. we begin with officer wilson in his own words, his exclusive interview with our george stephanopoulos, saying he feared for his life that augus

in that exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos, wilson addressed the 18-year-old's parents directly>> i'm sorry that their son lost his life and there's no -- nothing you can say that's going to mac a parent feel better. >> reporter: on wednesday brown's parents responding to wilson making the rounds on television supply don't believe a word of it. >> it's a murder. >> reporter: and the thanksgiving day parade in st. louis has been postponed until december because of the situation here and in new york city, authorities are keeping a close eye on the parade there after internet chat their protesters planned to target the parade there today. dan. >> a lot of people worried about that. alex, thank you, as always. >>> go to paula faris with a look at the other top stories this morning. >> good morning to you and happy thanksgiving, everyone. we do begin with new video from another deadly police shooting that's made national headlines but this one in cleveland where a 12-year-old boy was shot. now, surveillance video shows tamir rice in a park waving and pointing what looks like a firear

. >> reporter: telling george stephanopoulos that while he is sorry, he would not have done anythingrently. >> the reason i have a clean conscience is because i know i did my job right. >> reporter: michael brown's family outraged a grand jury decided not to indict wilson. their attorney saying the case should have gone to trial. >> this process is broken. the process should be indicted. >> reporter: and last night there was a huge response from the national guard. about 2200 troops out on the streets trying to keep the situation from escalating any more than it already did. it was not as bad as it was the night before. >> i can imagine. how is the holiday weekend and how is that impacting the unrest? >> well, as far as the impact on the unrest, we really don't know. people are coming out and protesting. we'll see what happens as we get closer to thanksgiving. it's having an impact on some of the big plans in the area. the st. louis thanksgiving parade, something they do here every year, a big event people look forward to has been canceled, or postponed, until later this season. orga

. >>> abc news anchor david muir along with george stephanopoulos will bring us live coverage beginningt 7:00 tonight. election day means voting selfies, of course. many people are taking pictures of themselves with their i voted stickers. even leonard nemoy got into the act. the actor most famous for his role on star trek tweeted this out. he said simply i voted. >>> from star trek to a modern science nerd, the young inventor whose dream is taking a big step forward. we first told you about him last february and his dream of mass producing a braille printer. the 12-year-old, he is 12, made the prototype almost entirely out of [ inaudible ]. intel loved the idea so much it is now investing in the project. it's not saying how much but reports it is several hundred thousand dollars. he plans to use the money to build a better prototype and hopes to sell the printers for $350 apiece, far less than the ones on the market. they cost a lot more than that. >> i played with legos when i was a kid. >> didn't have that idea? >> no, no. >>> coming up next, the catchiest song of all time according

. >> and how do they respond to officer wilson's interview with george stephanopoulos, and hey, he felt threatened and no other option, and they are mindful of the other civil rights violations, going in, and what about the mother? >> well, i don't want to give too much up, because we are going to play this in the entirely on "ac 360" tonight at 8:00, but they have a response for officer wilson and what he said to abc news. they certainly have a response. >> we will look for it tonight at 8:00, and sunny hostin, i a really really appreciate you, and we will analyze this with an entire panel in a few moments. meantime, watch that full interview tonight at "ac360" at 8:00 p.m. tonight. >>> and plus, we will look at the interview with officer wilson, and what to look like and what to avoid and how the sit and we will talk about all of that and a head's up, and any minute, we will take you to the white house on a much, much lighter note, folks. president obama in washington will be pardonning a turkey in the america's tradition, so we will be watching you on cnn's live coverage. i've always

officer darren wilson sitting down with george stephanopoulos. wilson also tried to squash the rumors about what happened that august afternoon. >> some of thit some -- some ofe eyewitnesses said he turned around and put his hands up and that is incorrect. >> you say he starts to run and starts to come toward you. >> at that time i gave myself -- can i shoot this guy? legally can i? the question i answered myself was i have to. if i don't he will kill me if he gets to me. >> even though he's 35-40 feet away. >> once he's coming that direction if he hasn't stopped yet, when is he going to stop. heather: wilson says he's sorry the brown family lost their son but would not have done anything differently. bill: the brown family calling for federal charges against darren wilson saying the prosecutor did not do a good job. >> we went through as much evidence as we could and saw how completely unfair this process was. we object as proudly and loudly as we can on behalf of michael brown jr.'s family that this process is broken. bill: there are two federa

how did joe stephanopoulos do? >> i thought he was solid. i thought he was methodical.me answers there we've never gotten before. and i thought the reaction showed that both sides, you can see george being attacked either way. i think he asked all the right questions. where i take issue is where we saw a little bid more of this on night line. because of november sweeps, perhaps, and "dancing with the stars" as a juggernaut, it didn't get that. i thought this was a big enough story that it deserved to be played in prime time. >> right. we never really heard darren wilson's voice. >> i think it was interesting in the clip that you showed, morning television has made him better at getting sort of at emotions and that question he asked was the really revealing one. i thought when wilson said no, i have nothing, that that was surprising to me. i thought you couldn't go through that kind of fire without having some. so that was good. and he asked it. it was a morning tv question but it worked. >> i hadn't thought of him as being a great interviewer. joe, let me ask you, you w

an cord by george stephanopoulos.athan karl, dan harris. yahoo!'s katie couric and abc news best political news team. now reporting live from abc news election night headquarters in times square, george stephanopoulos. >>> good evening, and welcome to election night 2014. millions of you have taken charge today.

of course that's the narrative he gave as he's speaking to george stephanopoulos. but a grand jury is not the best forum to challenge evidence. it's a forum to acquire evidence but it's not very adversarial. and what i mean by that, you want to put heat on a person so you can examine the story. prior to him getting into the grand jury, his sergeant testified about him having no disciplinary record, about him being a great officer, about him always smiling, about him being an upstanding citizen in addition to the facts of the particular case. so that's a witness that we would say would bolster his testimony. i'm not suggesting at all that otherwise attacking darren wilson -- but what i am suggesting is as an attorney and a defense attorney, i want to probe further, i want to ask questions so i can get the information i need to make an informed decision. i just don't want you to tell me what you think. i want you to answer the questions that i have about what happened. >> but, danny, didn't the grand jury do that? and the prosecutor did say, look, we can only put so

george stephanopoulos and our powerhouse political team standing by. >> also breaking tonight, the desperate search. the woman abducted right off the street. and the new development coming in. >>> tracking the massive storm about to smash into the coast. bracing for flash floods. and the system about to hit in the east. >>> the horror. so many families looking on. the performers dangling by their hair. the collapse. and what federal authorities are now revealing. >>> and the mystery streaked through the sky. reports in more than a dozen states. and late today, the big reveal. >>> good evening on this tuesday night from election night headquarters right here in times square. as we come on the air live in the west tonight from coast to coast, in fact, voters headed to the polls. as we come on the air in the key 16 races, seven have now closed. so, so much on the line at this hour. the control of the congress. you can see the scaffolding there on the capitol. perhaps a metaphor. will republicans take over the senate tonight? and right to the map this evening. these are the key 16 senate races t

from abc news, "this week with george stephanopoulos" begins now. >>> good morning. i'm martha raddatz, and as we come on the air this morning, breaking news from ferguson, missouri, where abc news has confirmed officer darren wilson has resigned from the ferguson police force. the big question, will that resignation calm the protests in ferguson and around the country? let's get right to it with alex perez, who joins us now from ferguson with the very latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, martha. a relatively quiet night of much smaller protests here in ferguson, just two arrested. wilson says he hopes his resignation will bring peace. darren wilson, a three-year veteran of the police department in ferguson, said he had hoped to continue in police work, a job he told george stephanopoulos that he loved. >> i greatly enjoyed working in ferguson, i did. >> put that in the past tense, not going to happen again? >> do you really think it's possible? i mean, do you think they would accept me? do you think it would be safe for me? >> reporter: in his resi

we show you now an interview with officer wilson-- i mean-- yes, and george stephanopoulos, our colleague at abc news it. here it is. >> i used pie door to try to push him back and yell at him to get backment and again he just pushed the door sht and stairs at me. as i lack back at him, puncheds started flying. >> rose: he threw the first within. >> yeah, he through the first one and hit me in the side of the face. >> some of the witnesses say they saw you trying to pull him into the car. >> that would be against any training ever taught to any law enforcement officer. i don't know what or how many hit me after that i just know there was a barrage of swinging and grabbing and pulling for about 10 seconds. >> and then what? >> i reached out my window with my right hand to grab on to his forearm. because i was going to try to move him backnd get out of the door. when i fell it, i felt the immense power. it was like a five-year-old on to hulk hogan. that is how big in man was. >> he was very large, very powerful man. >> are you a pretty big guy. >> yeah, i'm above average. >> so you try to g

here now, chief anchor, george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, and welcome. the midterms just two days away. so much at stake, control of congress. governors seats and state legislatures all across the country. and americans in a sour mood voting about the state of the country and the leaders. president obama not on the ballot tuesday. barely seen on the campaign trail. his record defining the debate, his ratings are dismal. a brand new abc news/"washington post" poll out this morning. only 44% of american few him favorably. the lowest of his career. half the country thinks he's not a strong leader or competent manager. that's weighing down democrats. and reporters in key states, and the powerhouse roundtable. jonathan karl starts us off. >> reporter: from president obama last night, a first. he campaigned with an actual democratic candidate for senate. >> vote for gary. this election's too important to stay home. >> reporter: it's the one and only time a senate candidate will appear with the president during this entire campaign. and this democrat, gary pete

from abc news, "this week with george stephanopoulos" begins now. >>> and we begin with the latest from ferguson. protests heating up again this weekend but no decision yet from the grand jury on whether to charge officer darren wilson for the shooting death of michael brown. we'll hear from president obama in a moment. first, let's go to abc's steve osunsami on the ground in missouri. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to yk we're learning that the grand jury debating possible charges against police officer darren wilson will be getting back to work tomorrow, so it will be just a little bit more time before we see a decision in this case. police have already put barricades up around the courthouse here worried that demonstrators might storm the building. police have been promised a 48-hour notice once that decision is reached. already there have been plenty of street fights outside ferguson police headquarters, which is ground zero for the protests here. last night there were even more arrests. we're told that the family of michael brown is very concerned about this. the fe

matt lauer, george stephanopoulos and both the prime time anchors here at cnn, anderson cooper and don>> thank you for coming in. fascinating article. it's on cnnmoney.com. this is part of being a journalist. you want an interview everyone wants. you meet with someone and you talk with them off the record. you let them listen to you. it's about building trust. there was a lot of uproar on your show, on twitter, that how could they do this. >> in fact, because of that controversy on twitter i think during the hour anderson cooper and don lemon confirmed they had meetings but made the point you are making which is this a natural, normal part of the process. but i don't think viewers at home sometimes know that. it's good to explain that today, that, for example, when anderson was trying to interview donald sterling, he had a meeting with sterling ahead of time, again, to try to gain trust and comfort ahead of time. doesn't mean you ask them softball questions. it means they have to look you in the eye and believe you will be fair in order to be willing to sit down. darren wilson doesn't

. >>> george stephanopoulos stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:30, this morning george has an exclusive action on immigration, plus the latest from ferguson, missouri. >> reporter: all eyes on ferguson, no decision from the grand jury. plus a an excusive interview with president obama on ferguson and for the first time he opens up how he'll work for the hillary campaign. we have an exclusive interview with israeli prime minister netanyahu. it's coming up on this week. >> a couple in their 80s were tied up and robbed. the police tracked down the suspects. >>> the eagles try to bounce back from the loss with the green bay packers, we'll have a live report from the link as they face the titans. >>> now for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great morning! ♪ please visit your nearest jay roberts jewelers location. >> the porngate scandal reaches a whole new level. inside story starts right now!>m matt matt. it is sunday, november 23, 2014, let's meet our insider of the week, nia meeks, communion expert. brian and, christine flowers and ed ed t