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both of them got to emerald suites. one officer was in one part of the complex, the other in another. they were both responding to a call when they were approached -- one was approacd by the suspect who had nothing to do wi that call but opened fi on the metro police officer, who, although he was wounded, he was hit in a armpit awy from his protective gear. that officer was able to return fire. we heard from the sheriff the suspect was not hurt but was able to get from emerald suites to the southern highlands area, which is 4-1/2 miles away. so those are some of the questions that will have to be answered. >> the sheriff held a news conference. let's listen to some of that as he explains how this happened. here's sheriff lombardo. >> i had the opportunity to return to my office for a short period of time and to check out the network news and we were getting a lot of leads from the public with this. i saw an individual citizen provided a video associated with the evt, which was beneficial. and so i'm proud of the communi

this suit he was like this is a purple suit. to say good luck to delsea high too because they watch our show, too. [laughter] >> we're not biased at all. >> thank you guys. >> from one football game to another. the eagles 'cause you heard mike he said if the eagles get this win he's going to get an e shaved in the back of his head but do you think it's possible? what are people saying on the street there. >> yes, you see my outfit. i'm never a fair weather fan. i've been a fan since randall cunning lam had a jerry curl. city hall heart of the city. i have some eagles fans right here. sir what's your name. >> raheem. >> do you think the eagles can win against the patriots. >> yeah, they can win. >> you think they're going to win. >> yes. >> what's the score going to be? give us a prediction. >> 24 to like 14. >> okay, he's delusional. what's your name. >> derrick. >> derrick do you think the eagles can win. >> yes. >> we can win this game. >> 27-seven. >> seven. tom brady -- never mind. >> ma'am what's your name. >> katie. >> you

. >> reporter: the counter suit filed in massachusetts federal court claims the accusations of sexual misconduct against companies by are defamation in their own right and have tarnished companies by's reputation and career without a shred of proof. >> we recognize that there is difficulty there in finding witnesses, there's difficulty there in pulling up records, there's difficulty in doing all the things frankly that the media hasn't required these accusers to have to do. >> reporter: they claim the allegations made public in the media ruined potential deals for cosby with netflix and nbc. joe camerota represents all seven women. >> they believe they will be found to be the truth-tellers and as a result they will have their good name and reputation restored. >> reporter: cosby's counter suit comes after a federal judge in massachusetts refused to throw out the women's suit against him. >> bill companiesby's saying next, okay, i'm also going to sue you. because everything that you've said about me isn't true. >> reporter: barbara bowman, named in the counter suit and one of cosby's m

comes after a federal judge in massachusetts refused to throw out the womom's suit against him. effectively upping the ante. saying next, okay, i'm also going to sue you. because everything that you've said about me isn't true. >> reporter: barbara bowman, named in the counter suit and one of cosby's most vocal accusers, has said she's come forward not for personal gain but to help other women. >> my goal is not to ruin him, take his livelihood away, to witch hunt him. my goal is to speak and to creaeaeaea safety net for other victims. >> reporter: she and a dozen other women told their stories in a&e's documentary "cosby: the women speak" produced by abc's lincoln square productions. >> he really knew how to zero in on my insecurities and vulnerabilities. >> reporter: 1985, bowman was living in denver, a 17-yeaeaold appearing model and actress. >> he would come to town and scout for new talent. and i was selected as one of the talent. >> reporter: she claims cosby manipulated her into trusting him and later drugged and sexually assaulted her multiple >> i had one glass of wine.

in a suit. i should be able to do the news in sneakers. >> okay. >> he has sneakers on, anyway. >> i do not have sneakers on. >> we can see the feet. >> you have the combo going on, the blue and the black. >> talking about -- >> set your dvr. >> saturday at 7:30. a lot of warmth in the next few day, 40s tomorrow. showers in the morning. 40 to start today. we'll approach a record. next chance of rain coming in later on monday and we turn cooler after that but 40s on tuesday. >> think we are in a holding pattern or something. >> absolutely. >> holding off on winter. see you in the next forecast. see you tomorrow morning at 4:30.

. >> reporter: the counter suit filed in massachusetts federal court claims the accusations of sexual misconduct against companies by are defamation in their own right and have tarnished companies by's reputation and career without a shred of proof. >> we recognize that there is difficulty there in finding witnesses, there's difficulty there in pulling up records, there's difficulty in doing all the things frankly that the media hasn't required these accusers to have to do. >> reporter: they claim the allegations made public in the media ruined potential deals for cosby with netflix and nbc. joe camerota represents all seven women. >> they believe they will be found to be the truth-tellers and as a result they will have their good name and reputation restored. >> reporter: cosby's counter suit comes after a federal judge in massachusetts refused to throw out the women's suit against him. >> bill companiesby's effectively upping the ante. saying next, okay, i'm also going to sue you. because everything that you've said about me isn't true. named in the counter suit and one of cosby's m

for every man, looks great, in a suit. okay? and taylor suit. never hurt. here with thomas, a/k/a, bamm mooch i. >> how are you today? >> a lot of people may think tailored suit may cost a lot of money. how much can we get a fail toward suit for? >> starting off 795. >> tailored suit? >> yes. >> a lot of more suits -- you can buy a suit off the rack for double or triple? >> but we're custom taylor suit. >> so starting price. >> you have these ill lust tree us models right here, can you explain what these guys have on right here. >> this guy, he has on two button single breast dollars suit. plane front pants. he has very fitted, you can see the guy works out. he looks very good in his clothes. >> he is killing it. >> and he has something little different, one button suit, no flaps, pleaded pants actually. >> okay, now, if i have a suit, i can't spend 759 for a suit, can i bring a suit to you and you make it look tailored? >> yes, we have on staff my partner, ken murray, actually doctor of tayloring. so, we cut it up, make it fit you just like it was custom-m

did the shooting happened at the emerald suites? and do they believe the suspect ran into the sedona condominiums? or do they not know that at this time? antonio: they don't know that at this time. we talked to them and they said they do not want to give out exactly where happened because they are not sure. they say they don't know. they don't want to give out wrong information at this time. it is important to get the facts they are focusing on discovery. they need to catch this person. there are a lot of people wandering around here, not knowing what is happening. what they are worried about is if someone were to come up against this gunman and possibly a hostage situation could happen. it is important that they find this person. the second portion issbout a three vital radius -- three mile radius. >> you are seeing officers with their guns drawn. i know you are kind of taken it as it is unfolding. in a situation like this, they are trying to talk -- talk back-and-forth and forth. but they can be armed and possibly dangerous. so we

anyway, we had people who commented on the suit and liked the suit. and you didn't need a jacket for post of the afternoon out there. the record set in 1911, and the first 11 days this month, they have all been above 50 and almost all red squares, and it looks like the calendar to start the month of november, and el nino is a big player for the warmth that we're seeing. 56 in plymouth and new bedford. orange is down to 39 and fog is milder air, buffalo at 50, and they haven't had snow in buffalo, none. no measurable snowfall in a city that have had multiple feet by this time last season. the fizzibility is just fine from the boston area south and east. to the north and west, fog develops, .50 of a mile visibility, and concord, and portland, same story. watch out for the pockets of dense fog if you're traveling out there. 34 in downtown boston overnight and tomorrow, another mild day after the morning fog, and and taunton. 59 in norwood, and we're about 15 degrees above the norm for this time of year. but we are going to watch for the changes on sunday

the probably channels if i could have the sokol suit gloves.hey are specially made and have my initials written on the glove. i asked for my gloves only and was denied. >> why do you think the gloves are now? >> they could be at a flea market in moscow, they could be used for training gloves. i have no idea. i was told, if i had the proper amount many of money, for $10,000 american, suit be on your porch. >> and then there are forgeries. >> neil armstrong is an iconic figure, basically a christopher columbus. >> he's an expert between the difference in real armstrong signatures and forgeries. a signed nasa picture is worth $4500. that's a forgery on the left. armstrong never signed over the flag on his space suit. >> forgeries are around simply because it's a quick dollar. >> one especially lucrative stash of moon loot has landed in court. lunar bibles printed on microfilm. >> they were reproduced for the prayer league, people in and around the houston community who wanted to express their support for the spais program for their faith. they fle

we want to know dude what's up with your suit? what's the sorry?ing deep reading right here. it's like the new ugly sweater. >> is that what you think? okay. where did you get this from? >> it's actually a dutch company called apo suits. they say it's 100% polyester. (vo) always a warm welcome. always a friendly hello. always a perfectly flaky crust. always mrs. smith's flaky crust pies. the only one made with real butter and abundant seasonal fruit. warm and welcoming and fresh from your oven with our flakiest crust ever. you're always welcome at mrs. smith's. >>> this morning on "world news now," she blamed it on stress. >> the woman accused of slamming her car into crowds of las vegas pedestrians. the police revealing what was going on in her mind moments before the deadly crash. >>> targeted by the taliban. militants taking aim at americans, killing six service members. the deadliest attack of its kind in years. >> sky high scare. theme park visitors stuck inside a popular attraction for hours. the challenging rescue and the frazzled nerves. >>

by the first suit, what i see in our customers, when they try on the first suit, is whoever comes with them looks at them, and they are shocked to see hugh how beautiful that person looks, because it makes a difference when you put on something right. there are no two people alike. one is right handed, one is left-handed, slim one, short one, tall one, extra long. patrick ewing comes 7 feet 1. and people make sure whatever we do here has too be the best in the world, we make everything by hand, i don't think there is any place in the world that could match us. people, you would have to do a long show, president clinton, that is first time in the white house. i said, this leather jacket, is -- this stuff, does not work here. in washington. you have to look like the talking. the minute you walk out the door, you are on television, if you get dressed in the morning and you don't follow my advice, for president, i can tell you, you could rieux know ruin my represent payingtation, paul -- represent representation, paul newman is my favorite, my wife used to complain, jimmy fallon, he kisses

won't be wing suit flying off the eiger. the most dangerous part of his descent will be when he tries to jettison his skis and freefall down the rest of the mountain. to practice, he makes base jumps without skis, off a tiny, slippery piece of rock he calls the mushroom. >> i stepped off the helicopter onto the mushroom and that was fine. i had a good grip. but then i took one step and there was this really thin ice layer. it feels more uneven than i remember. >> he's off. >> reporter: he falls for about 20 seconds, accelerating to 110 miles per hour, before opening his parachute. >> he's right forwards us. his parachute is open. >> reporter: that was amazing. how was it? >> scary. >> reporter: when j.t. jumps off the cliff, he'll have his skis on. properly releasing them is critical. what's the danger if you can't get them off? >> you're at risk of a snag or unstable pay chute deployment. >> reporter: that risk is foremost in his mind because of what happened to his best friend, shane. in 2007, j.t. and shane started skiing

the orange suit is a high altitude pressure suit, some of it -- what is adjacent to it is one of the backup headsets for the moon landing. when you hear neil armstrong say this is once the -- one small step for a man, he is saying it through a david clark had said. -- head sets. it is part of the worcester story of innovation and enterprise in the 20th century. >> part of the exhibit is to give people a sense of pride, but also be a sense that we all contribute to the economic, cultural, and vibrancy of the city. you will find an investor in worcester and you will find a place to apply it. you can stay in worcester, you can create, and have a welcoming workforce, a welcoming group of investors and a welcoming and excited community. announcer: our cities tour staff recently traveled to worcester, massachusetts to learn about its rich history. learn more about worcester and other stops on our tour at /citiestour. you are watching "american history tv," all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. firstgail film hours the first lady to live outside -- to work outside of the white house. main

people are now allowed to go in and out of emerald suites. i saw some people going in. you see these cars, if you want to pan the camera around. these are the police cars that the cars leaving, las vegas boulevard is closed. you can see cars leaving las vegas boulevard. these are all the police guards that are leaving. we are about to see one. again, the mood is a little bit better. people can finally go inside their homes and the people that are at emerald suites as of right now, reporting live. >> what a change. earlier she said you are in the line of fire. you need to watch out. we are searching for somebody armed and dangerous. >> some very nervous moments, this entire part of town all afternoon. you really got to respect the process metro is going through. we are waiting to hear from the sheriff. they let the public know the sheriff, the guy has a bullet wound from the confrontation. then you fill us in on how it went down. that is what we are waiting for. >> let's ask a question, how soon will we know about this guy , the trigger man? how long does it take to proc

another wing suit ski base. >> reporter: but on this jump in italy in 2009, shane's ski release mechanism jammed. he couldn't get his skied to come off. he crashed into the ground at high speed and was killed instantly. that's how he died? >> he couldn't get his skis off, struggled in his wing suit and crashed. >> reporter: when j.t. is training, he wears a t-shirt with a funny picture of shane on it. without his old friend there to help him, he's turned to new friends. martin sherman. >> it can change very quickly, to good conditions to very nastily. and then you're in trouble. >> reporter: they are cautious and methodical, making numerous trips to plan in advance every part of the complex descent. particularly this spot where j.t. will jump, jettison his skis, and begin to freefall. you're stand thing on top of the mountain. what goes through your mind? >> there's two mindsets. there's the evel knievel, which is kind of kamikazi. and then there's the james bond. and bond is composed and dialed and he's uses cl

for more than 30 years, fernandez has dressed up in santa's red suit and visited the newborn babies. santa sharon was joined by they sang christmas carols to the patients. fernandez says the gig started when she and a group of employees wanted to sing carols but nobody wanted to put on the suit. so she stepped to the santa plate, and the rest is history. "we used to have a nurse in our employee health that used to do this, and then, somebody used to dress like santa and one year they wouldn't put on the santa suit, so i said next year if nobody puts on the suit i'll put it on, and i've been wearing it since, ok, and that's 30 years." fernandez says she will keep up the saint nick tradition until she retires. overseas, us. troops that keep us safe celebrate christmas at a military base, including troops in kuwait. william hickman, u.s. army central deputy commanding general of operations helped serve a christmas meal to the troops stationed at camp in kuwaait --in a move to express his recognition of their military service. "well as we know our army, our been whole military has been e

here's the suit, here's the lunch. >> with the suit, i only have blue and gray suits. >> no black? >> i have one black suit. >> black's too rough for a president. you got to soften -- >> well, but i'm a cool president. >> right, that's true. if you're one of those guys, even though you seem very relaxed, you got to go off at some point with foot. what's your thing -- >> nachos. that's one of those where i have to have it taken away. i'll have guacamole coming out of my eyeballs. that was fun. i want to give you a shot to drive this car. >> you know what, this is a childhood dream. this is outstanding. >> yeah. you ever go on ebay? >> no. let's do this thing. >> watch out, they're going like, what, 15 miles per hour on the south lawn of the white house. >>> it's already 2016 around the world. earlier this hour, they celebrated in bangkok, thailand, with a huge fireworks show, so beautiful. as you were waking up this morning, it was already the new year in australia. giving a shoutout to sydney and australia. a spectacular fireworks display lit up the bridge. fireworks rained down fr

won't be wing suit flying off the iger. the most dangerous part of his descent will be when he tries to jettison his skis and freefall down the rest of the mountain. to practice, he makes base jumps without skis, off a tiny, slippery piece of rock he calls the mushroom. >> i stepped off the helicopter onto the mushroom and that was fine. i had a good grip. but then i took one step and there was this really thin ice layer. it feels more uneven than i remember. >> he's off. >> reporter: he falls for about 20 seconds, accelerating to 110 his parachute. >> he's right toward us. his parachute is open. >> reporter: that was amazing. how was it? >> scary. >> reporter: when j.t. jumps off the cliff, he'll have his skis on. properly releasing them is critical. what's the danger if you can't get the skis off? >> you're at risk of an unstable parachute deployment or a snag. >> reporter: that risk is foremost in his mind because of what happened to his best friend, shane. in 2007, j.t. and shane started skiing off mountains, dropping t

the civil suit was settled in 2006 for an undisclosed amount of money. in the past year, more than 50 women have accused cosby of sexual assault, many of whom posed for this cover story in "new york magazine's" july edition. victoria valentiono is one of the accusers. >> well, we were absolutely elated, vindicated, validated, and just elated. i can't-- i can't find a better word for it. >> mr. cosby, did you drug that woman? >> reporter: 78-year-old cosby was able to leave jail after posting 10% of his $1 million bail and giving up his passport. cosby didn't have anything to say when he left this courthouse, but later this evening, his attorneys released a statement that reads in part: jim, cosby is expected to appear back in court for preliminary hearing on january 14. >> axelrod: jericka, thank you. cosby's arraignment comes at the beginning of the criminal judicial process, not the end. but the idea of cosby charged with a sex crime would have been unfathomable a generation ago when he out-polled ronald reagan, billy graham, and pope john paul ii as a

started at the emerald suites on las vegas boulevard and agate police blocked this entire area off for about six hours as they searched for the gunman... including the condos across the street. we have team coverage on a developing story abby theodros is live outside umc where the officer was taken. but begin with cyndi lundeberg live from where officers arrested fox ... right by the southern highlands golf course... cyndi. earlier tonight metro pd told me fox was taken into custody without incident. he was being driven by a friend and was the passenger in a mercedes. polcie did whats called a pinch technique and blocked in the car... metro pd says the driver had no idea that fox was the suspect that shot an officer. a metro police officer was shot just after 11 am thursday morning responding to a domestic disturbance call at the emerald suites on las vegas blvd. as he was walking towards the front office there was a verbal exchange and in a very short time the suspect produced a weapon and fired on the officer the officer was taken to u-m-c with non life threatening injuries. metro po

the orange suit is a high altitude pressure suit, some of it -- what is adjacent to it is one of thekup headsets for the moon landing. when you hear neil armstrong say this is once the -- one small step for a mad, he is saying it through a david clark had said. -- head sets. it is part of the worcester story of innovation and enterprise in the 20th century. part of the exhibit is to give people a sense of pride, but also be a sense that we all contribute to the economic, cultural, and vibrancy of the city. you will find an investor in worcester and you will find a place to apply it. you can stay in worcester, you can create, and have a welcoming workforce, a welcoming group of investors, and exciting community. -- an exciting community. announcer: our cities tour staff recently traveled to worcester, massachusetts to learn about its rich history. you are watching "american history tv," all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >> during the civil war, an unprecedented number of american soldiers were killed in battle. and conventional practices of body recovery, identification, and bur

the shooting shut down an area near an emerald suites on las vegas boulevard near silverado ranch for hours yesterday. ((paul joncich)) today... we got our first look at the man accused of shooting the officer. 38- year- old teag fox is behind bars tonight. 8 news now reporter karen castro has more on the exclusive footage and also spoke to eyewitnesses who saw the suspect ((karen castro)) a gas station's security camera reportedly captures a suspect accused of shooting a police officer. running away from the crime scene. police say 38- year-old teag fox got into an argument with a metro police officer at the emerald suites on las vegas boulevard. near silverado ranch... before an exchange of gunfire. ((arnold machado - eyewitness: i heard the yelling, they were saying, i think he was saying 'get down' or 'put the gun down', there was yelling and that's when i heard the gun shots.)) ((karen castro)) arnold machado and isaac ali work at an auto repair shop next to the emerald suites and the gas station. they say soon after they heard the gunshots, they saw the suspect running through t

beginning with action news anchor elizabeth gadley with more from the emerald suites.. where it happened. it all happened in building b here at the emerald suits, which is right behind me.... just feet from shanda hartnell's door.... she says she easily could have been hit by gunfire. take pkg 00:37:00:00 my bed is right there where it could have went through, and if it would two bullets hit the outside wall on the other side of her bedroom. 00:36:32:00 i've never been that close to being shot and having two bullet holes by my room, it's very devastating, i have a ten year old and i am so happy he wasn't here. not realizing exactly was going on hartnell raced outside to get her dogs, that's when she saw the officer. were all hiding right here, right by the window, it was a pretty scary day according to metro the officer was investigating a completely unrelated domestic disturbance call at when the suspect, teag fox walked up and said something to him. before the officer could respond police say fox started shooting. philip davis took this video of the officer being whee

those cases started to come to light after constand filed her civil suit. that will civil suit was settled out of court. since then, allegations have piled up. tonight, gloria allred who represents 29 of the alleged victims says this has been a long time coming. the women she represents all tell a similar story. >> i was willing in 2005 to testify on behalf of andrea if it was helpful to her case. i remain willing to do that. >> seeing him criminally charged and having to face a trial is the best christmas present that they have ever received. >> cosby has strongly denied all allegations, and he has filed suit against some of his accusers for deaf nation. nbc 10, the first station to bring you news of the charges. we have expanded coverage online. you can read all the court documents. chip kelly breaks his silence one day after being fired. he's revealing what he regrets from his time at eagles head coach. we're live with all the details. john? >> you know chip kelly was fired last night. today jeff lori said he did not give chip a chance to stay on as coac

they started to come to light after constand filed her civil suit. >> that suit was settled out of court. since then, allegations have piled up. attorney gloria allred represents 29 of the victims says this has been a long time coming. the women she represents tell a similar story. >> i was willing in 222005 to testify on behalf of andrea, i remain willing to do that. >> seeing him criminally chargened and facing a trial is the best christmas present they have ever received. >> cosby strongly denied all allegations, he has filed a suit against some of his accusers for defamation. cosby's next court date is january 14th. we look at what his team plans to keep him out of prison. we were the first to bring you news about bill cosby being chargeled. you can check our nbc app to see all the court documents detailing the case. >> now your first alert weather with meteorologist brittany shipp. >> good morning, we are going to see a chilly start. temperatures will still be above average. the average is in the low 40s. so today will be in the low 40s. 42 degrees right now. poconos at 45. allentow

those cases started to come to light after constand filed her civil suit. that suit was settled out of court. since then, allegations have piled up. attorney gloria allereasonable doubt who represents 29 of the alleged victims says this has been a long time coming t. women she reps tell a similar story. >> i was willing in 2005 to testify on behalf of andrea, if it was helpful to her case. i remain willing to do that. >> seeing him criminally charged and having to face a trial is the best christmas present they have ever received. >> cosby strongly denied all allegations and he has filed suit against some of the accusers for defamation. coming up in our live report in our next half hour, we'll hear from cosby's accuser, how he feels about the case and her hope for other potential victims. we also have complete coverage online. tap the nbc app to see all the court documents in the case. good morning. quite a few changes as we head into tomorrow. we start to cool down. it will be a cool new year's eve as well. we have patchy fog for the philadelphia area, str

i don't. >> how many suits do you have? >> i probably have 350 or -- >> 350 suits?. i probably have close to 1,000 ties. >> i have four pairs of boots. and maybe three plaid shirts. >> he brings a shopping cart over to my house and goes through the closet area. >> best thing in the world. that's why you have a twin brother, so you can steal all of his stuff. >> so excited. >> reporter: a winning combo with the do it yourself crowd. >> drew, what's up? >> not too bad. >> oh! >> i'll come in nice and close. >> reporter: with fans across the globe. >> hi. >> is that weird when the two of you go out and you're swarmed? no matter where you are. >> it's not weird. i appreciate that -- i love the fact that fans love our show and if they're showing their appreciation that doesn't bother me at all. >> are you dating? >> you're married. oh oh, is she flirting with us right now? >> i'm dating. he's single ladies. right there. >> next season of brother versus brother instead of us each buy ags house brother versus brother, finding jonathan a date. whoever gets him the best date

the shooting happened at the emerald suites on las vegas boulevard and agate this area was closed for about six hours... with people on lockdown inside their homes. we have team coverage for you tonight. abby theodros is live outside umc is recovering. but first we go to cyndi lundeberg... who's live near the southern highlands golf course... where officers arrested fox ... cyndi. earlier tonight metro pd told me fox was taken into custody without incident. he was being driven by a friend and was the passenger in a mercedes. polcie did whats called a pinch technique and blocked in the car... metro pd says the driver had no idea that fox was the suspect that shot an officer. a metro police officer was shot just after 11 am thursday morning responding to a domestic disturbance call at the emerald suites on las vegas blvd. as he was walking towards the front office there was a verbal exchange with the individual/ and in a very short time the suspect produced a weapon and officer the officer was taken to u-m-c with non life threatening injuries. metro police sheriff joe lombardo says teag

f f more than 30 years, fernandez has dressed up in santa's red suit and visited the newborn babies. santa sharon was joined by christmas carols to the patients. fernandez says the gig started when she and a group of employees wanted to sing carols but nobody wanted to put on the suit. so she stepped to the santa plate, and the rest is history. "we used to have a nurse in our employee health that used to do this, and then, somebody used to dress like santa and one year they wouldn't put on the santa suit, so i said next year if nobody puts on the suit i'll put it on, and i've been wearing it since, ok, and that's 30 years." fernandez says she will keep up the saint nick tradition until she retires. black friday gets a lot of hype.. but the day after christmas might be the busiest shopping day this year. an american express survey suggests december 26-th shopping activity will surpass black friday andndyber monday. 66-percent of respondents plan to shohotomorrow. that's compared to 45-percent on black friday and 47-percent on cyber monday. post-holiday sales to buy items for themselve

>> for me when i suit up, i feel like i'm suiting fun -- up for the super bowl.ike he's doing what he's meant to do. >> i don't want to pull a ten to be. >> reporter: it all started last summer. mena was looking far new job and direction in life. >> i had a dream. >> reporter: a dream about his late grandmother and would you believe, spiderman handing out presents to children in hospitals. >> so i woke up and said, i've never dressed up. i have not dressed up for halloween for how long because i'm 32 years old. my first initial visit was for a boy named jeremiah. and my first suit cost 13 $1,300, i sold my luxury car it fund the begins what i thought at the time was a fie visits. but it turn -- a few visits, but it turned into much more than that >> reporter: it turned onto heart after hero. a nonprofit who is sole mission is to put smiles on faces of children who need it most. he's visited an estimated five 5,000 children. sometimes big groups, sometimes one-on-one. he met charlie last year, a little boy suffering from a terminal cancer. >> he was the first chil