swartz, director of w.a.t.c.h.) "very difficult to distinguish them from the real thing especially consider when police officers have to make split second decisions, is it real is it not" reporter "the group released its list of ten worst toys it includes toys that swartz says include a potential choking or strangulation hazard and several that he feels could cause eye facial and other injuries like dinosaur claws inspired by the movie jurrasic park and mini-trampolines" (james a. swartz, director of w.a.t.c.h.) "a product like that shouldn't be out there for children the hazards are too significant as the manufacturer recognizes itself on the package insert" reporter "he added a play-dough like substance called goo-dough because it has an allergy warning that it contains wheat" (james a. swartz, director of w.a.t.c.h.) even when you don't expect to see an allergen you might see that so read the packaging carefully" ( rebecca mond ?senior director, federal government affairs at toy industry association) "we find tha

swartz, director of w.a.t.c.h.) "very difficult to distinguish them from the real thing especially consider when police officers have to make split second decisions, is it real is it not"reporter "the group released its list of ten worst toys it includes toys that swartz says include a potential choking or strangulation hazard and several that he feels could cause eye facial and other injuries like dinosaur claws inspired by the movie jurrasic park and mini-trampolines" (james a. swartz, director of w.a.t.c.h.) "a product like that shouldn't be out there for children the hazards are too significant as the manufacturer recognizes itself on the package insert"reporter "he added a play-dough like substance called goo-dough because it has an allergy warning that it contains wheat" (james a. swartz, director of w.a.t.c.h.) even when you don't expect to see an allergen you might see that so read the packaging carefully" (rebecca mond ?senior director, federal government affairs at toy industry association) "we find that t

jon swartz, urbandale10:09:37:13- 10:09:47:15"we saw the list of current needs, for the thanksgiving and christmas dinners put out there...so we went out there and kind of just checked things off the list ." the effort is expected to serve around 25-hundred thanksgiving meals. here at channel 13 we are thankful to welcome a new baby to the family... meet aiden brian fodroczi. his mom is a director here at channel 13...which means she's a pro at all the technical stuff. aide was born at 11-35 this morning at 7 pounds, five ounces and 20 inches long. mom...tracy...dad brian...and baby coming up...a metro family is reunited this thanksgiving weekend. but one teen isn't home from college... @53:26 "it's crazy, but i love it." this performer is just 16 years old... how she's following her dreams in l-a...and why her parents agreed to let her move out on her own. but first...it's a quest to find out what iowans think... next...hear the results of a special caucus poll conducted by channel 13 and iowa state it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works.vmost new wealth flows to the

. >> reporter: eager to help younger players, swartz approached a nearby high school and enrolled them in a study. wid with monitors they practiced tackling without helmets and pads. unh researchers counted more than 50,000 head impmpacted th season. >> how many times cab a high school player face contact in a game? >> they can receive 30, 40 impacts to the head in a single game. >> reporter: swarts' catching the eye ofge, under armour, and the nfl, all co-sponsors of his study. >> i understand there is a level of scrutiny and skepticism. i get that. that wasas just o of the opportunities that was available that we pursued. >> reporter: these stutudies coming at a time when numbers of high school football players are decreasing. last season there was nearly 10,000 fewer high schools playing the game than the previous soap. season. still, football is by far the most popular team sport in high school. >> you've turned on the lights and gave their biggest positiony man a name. >> reporter: dr. julian bales, played by alec baldwin in "concussion," a neurosurgeon and one of the leading surg

. >>> ezra swartz was shot by a gunman while sitting in a car in traffic. >> mourners say the 18-year- old devote ised himself to helping other -- devoted himself to helping others. >> he had his whole life in front of him and someone took it away. >> reporter: a devastated community says good-bye to the 18-year-old killed by a terrorist in the west bank >> it's not a freak accident. it was on purpose. he happened to be there. it's not fair. he is 18 and has a life ahead of him. >> it's very hard for us. the terrorists affect everybody. >> reporter: hundreds packed the temple while hundreds more stood outside in the rain to pay respects. to a young man who gave his life helping others and deepening his own faith. he graduated high school in he was just 14 at the time but is being tried as an adult. >>> police are looking for the man seen in this video trying to hold up a liquor store. the robber said give me the money or i will give you aids. when the clerk pulled out a baseball bat he ran away. >>> it's pat rolls bills tomorrow night and there will be extra security in place for that

when the owner, john swartz arrived, he was devastated. >> we have good people. we are going to start tomorrow and put it back together. >> reporter: the heat from the fire was intense. >> when i agreed on-scene, i could feel the heat all the way from 680. >> reporter: trees could be seen burning outside, along with all of the furniture inside. >> when they did get on-scene, they noticed there was a heavy fire in at least two spots from the roof, which means that the fire was really well advanced on the inside of the structure. >> reporter: there was no one inside the building at the time of the fire. crews went into a defensive mode because they thought the roof was going to collapse. >> it may be a while before we can get in and determine the cause of the fire. >> reporter: now, even though the cause of the fire is under investigation, the fire marshal told me tonight that he believes that it was accidental. reporting live in concord, i'm cheryl hurd. >> what a loss for that business. >>> another fire has forced a san jose family from its home. they are thankfu

frank: the funeral for swartz, many standing in the rain to remember a young man who lost his life serving others. >> this is a very sad day for the community. frank: schwartz was killed while delivering food to soldiers and the west bank. the 18-year-old was in israel at a religious school. he' s from america. we were all in yeshiva or frank: jessica is a family classmate of schwartz. >> i and more frustrated and manned -- mad than upset. him. someone stole his life from him. they just took it away from him. frank: his passing is a will always remember his faith, and his smile. he made everyone so happy. frank: and sharon, wmur news 9. adam: the little girl from massachusetts who was allegedly from the hospital this afternoon. lyndon' s parents reported her hamilton. the two-year-old was found hours her head shaved. perform babysitter -- her former friday. the crime. new york police say weapons stolen from a worcester, massachusetts -- [indiscernible] stephanie: an army commander from mali says the two gunmen who attacked the luxury hotel friday were armed with assault rifles, explosives,

esra swartz was 1 years old spending a year in israel studying aabove.our others were killed in attacks carried out by palestinians in the west bank. >>> jonathan pollard, a convicted spy, is free after serving 30 years of a life sentence. he was arrested by the f.b.i. back in 1985 after his plea for asylum was rejected at the gates of the israeli embassy here in washington. even his freedom doesn't end the controversy surrounding his arrest. his israeli wife is criticizing the united states government for refusing to allow him to move immediately to israel where he's seen as a hero. >>> one of the country's most famous pitchman is behind bars this morning. prosecutors requested a 12-year sentence for former subway spokesman jared fogle but he was given a sentence of almost 16 years. fogle has admitted for paying for sex with girls as young as 16 and receiving porn produced by his charityible foundation's former director. >>> it's the largest sum the d.c. government has ever paid to an individual. donald gates is being paid $16.65 million to settle a fed

swartz has been bringing food to soldier the a the time. this afternoon -- at the time. this afternoon the community is invited to remember the teenager. they're asked to bring a candle to light in his memory. >>> a boston bar has been sited following a shooting on thanksgiving morning. shot and killed outside the who's on first bar thursday morning. investigators still searching for his killer. boston police have now sited the bar for creating an unsafe environment. the city licenses board will >>> the crew of a cargo ship that sank near had the baa ham ma is being -- bahamas are being remembered. family and friends along with federal and state officials gathered yesterday for a memorial service for them. the jacksonville based ship sank almost two months ago. >>> had the french military stepping up security now ahead of an international summit. 120,000 police and military officers haven be destroyed all -- have been destroyed all around the country. more than 150 heads of government including president obama will be attending the talks beginning tomorrow. >>> one of fr

meanwhile, the president has no comment on american teen ezra swartz being killed in israel.hat's going on here? >> it's obviously disgusting and goes to show that the president really only gets involved when something supports his political agenda. i mean, this kid was told to put the clock away once and took it out again and face the consequences and then gets $15 million. i don't like this kid. stuart: the family moved to abu dhabi, someplace in the mideast. >> come on, getting murder, a little bigger of a deal, obama, maybe talk about this. the clock kid, i'm done, we're done. stuart: the teen is killed by terrorists in israel, no mention from the president. the young man brings a clock to school that looks like a bomb. >> right. stuart: they throw him out of school. the president brings him to the white house. now he sues for 15 million. >> 'cause that fits obama's political agenda, the teen doesn't. stuart: i've got to move on before i explode. let's move to the 2016 race, latest quinnipiac poll from iowa, shows donald trump on top, ted cruz right behind and ben carson

swartz. >> thank you mr. chairman. the committee asked that witnesses discuss any vulnerabilities in the program for resettlement of syrians. this is an important issue. it's only relevant first if we believe we have a national interest in resettling syrians. second, if are confident that we are asking the correct security-related questions. i will talk about our national interests. nobody disputes the critical national unity importance of issues surrounding the syrian conflict, stemming the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, supporting our friends and allies, sustaining economic relationships, defeating isis and others that export campaign september, and providing students for people in need. -- export campaign's of terrors. all campaigns that need u.s. leadership. we need the support of our friends and our allies. how does refugee resettlement of syrians address these concerns? more particularly, how might obstacles to the continuation of this program threaten our national interests? first, the program ind