inside, the fg s wereto half staff, some leaving the property in tears, too upset to say much. one french citizen was inside as the news hit. >> the first reaction was, why france again? i think it's a hard question to answer. .hey cannot win first time ave en a memorithis outside of the french embsy. january, when the "charlie hebdo " attacks happened, there was a large memorial as well, and this will be growing for sure. : one of the many tributes tonight, this at one world trade center. the top of the building lit blue, white, and red, standing in solidarity with france. leon: i spoke with a d.c. resident who was in paris tonight during the aack. i spoke with him via skype. he is their own honeymoon with his wife, kim. they had just left a restaurant thooked like atosion. each other. we thought it was a strange noise. about two minutes later, the siren started, but we never connected them until we saw what was going on on tv. leon: they were supposed to be flying home sunday, buthey willo social media gave a terrifying view as the attacks were happening. we watched first-han

on 4th and 5, maroons lined up for the fg, but they shuffle up the formation and kurt walding off his back foot finds stevie sarcone into the endzone! 20-7 maroons! they'd make it 27-7 at halftime and it's a three-peat. dowling for the first time in history goes back to back to back. 41-10 the final. "who would've thought it? obviously, all of them are special, but i think this one will always have a special spot for me." "that's awesome, that's awesome, especially that's dowling catholic that just did that and we were doubted the whole year and we got it done." "i mean this is the only way to go out in my book, because if you're going out before this, you're going out sad and so we just didn't want to do that, we just wanted to play hard and beat these guys out and that's what we did." tag " jon: the hardest part of paul rhoads being fired is know he's a good person-- and the pride he took in this isu sometimes that's just not enough. explain paul rhoads-- it should be passionate. that landed him the head coaching job at iowa state 7 seasons ago. "i remember meeting paul and him sayi

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on 4th and 5, maroons lined up for the fg, but they shuffle up the formation and kurt walding off his back foot finds stevie sarcone into the endzone! 20-7 maroons! they'd make it 27-7 at halftime and it's a three-peat. dowling for the first time in history goes back to back to back. 41-10 the final. "who would've thought it? obviously, all of them are special, but i think this one will always have a special spot for me." "that's awesome, that's awesome, especially that's dowling doubted the whole year and we got it done." "i mean this is the only way to go out in my book, because if you're going out before this, you're going out sad and so we just didn't want to do that, we just wanted to play hard and beat these guys out and that's what we did." tag " elias: we have more good morning iowa coming up right after the break... but first here's what's coming up on "good morning america." "good morning america "you're watching good morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." elias: political endorsements and the right kind of support can have a ripple effect for republicans in the hawkeye state. an

on 4th and 5, maroons lined up for the fg, but they shuffle up the formation and kurt walding off his back foot finds stevie sarcone into the endzone! 20-7 maroons! they'd make it 27-7 at halftime and it's a three-peat. dowling for the first time in history goes back to back to back. 41-10 the final. "who would've thought it? obviously, all of them are special, but i think this one will always have a special spot for me." "that's awesome, that's awesome, especially that's dowling catholic that just did that and we were doubted the whole done." "i mean this is the only book, because if you're you're going out sad and so we just didn't want to do that, we just wanted to play hard and beat these guys out and that's what we did." tag " sabrina we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's reena kinan and kendis gibson.... with america's money. >>> good morning, topping "america's money" -- volkswagen offers a fix. >> it submitted proposals for replacing software that falsely reported diesel emissions. >> california regulators are consider the plan. 500,000 vehicles in

we start 5:00 thanksgiving morning getting the trucks loaded up, get fg out to the sites where it's distributed and then distributing up to 1:00 thanksgiving day. >> the salvation army will distribute at three sites. the food bank will tell us it's short 3,000 turkeys this year but if you would like to help the food bank is still accepting turkey donations. >> it's cold out this morning. 35 degrees in philadelphia. and montgomery county is preparing for code blue conditions when the temperatures get dangerously cold. commissioners outlined the program yesterday. it helps the most vulnerable citizens stay safe. officials said shelters will provide additional beds and housing during code blue events and told us how people can help. >> people should definitely check on neighbors and friends, particularly elderly neighbors. make sure their homes are adequately heated. >> officials call for code blue when the weather is considered to be life threatening. that typically means wind chills of 20 degrees or below. >>> coming up on 20 minutes benefit 6:00. we've got a cold start this morning. clouds have

the panel could recommend her removal from office. her lis was suspended after she was charged with leaking grand jury fgs in. the committee is deciding if that suspension affects her ability to do her job. after five months there is still no budget in pennsylvania but state lawmakers could be closing in on a deal and now we learn state lawmakers plan to work through the holiday weekend to put a budget proposal in place. last night republicans called off a vote to override the veto of a short-term spending bill. pennsylvania has been operating without a a budget since june 30. officials in bucks county say they are not going to pay their state taxes until there is a basketball. they will withhold 4 to $5 million in taxes and feed. state aid stopped when the old budget expired in june. the commissioner rob lowery is ernling others to follow suit with holding tax money. >> eight minutes after 5:00. it is a cold morning, in spots a little colder than yesterday. another cold morning but a bright sunny day. the skies are clear, they will stay clear and we're still on track for thanksgiving warm-up in the 60s for th

golden tate walks right into the end zone. em bar fg. 14-seven lions. carol rolled up under. . the eagles best cornerback out for the game and possibly the season. the lions immediately attack his replacement. rookie eric rowe had no business being in this situation. matt stafford bullet to calvin johnson for the touchdown. 24-seven right before the end of the half. third quarter more of the same. i don't know why you keep single covering calvin johnson. his name is megatron for a reason. another touchdown over eric ro rowe31-seven lions at that point. when you're a bad team stuff like this starts to happen. sanchez is sacked. fumbles the ball. lions recover after the play look the a this sanchez and murray start arguing on the side lines. this is the second week in a roseanne chez arguing with a running back. eagles get torched 45-14. yo, chip kelly explain yourself. >> didn't coach well today. didn't real dollar anything well today. so very disappointin disappoint. this wasn't the out come i was looking for. >> that is an embarrassment no question about it. 45 points in two

there are heavy police presence to make sure the streets remain clear and folks behave and there is no public drink fg they are going into the club and drinking and if they come out, they're intoxicated, police are jumping right on that. we heard a few sirens, the last time i check with the san francisco, police reported that this has been a calm scene tonight. this is one of the few neighborhoods of that chase today. it was a dramatic chase that started with a store take over in the sunset district. >> it is halloween and we are just getting ready for our own bar hopping. >> halloween began with a bang for folks who heard the crash when his car was hit. groceries flying all over the street. an innocent drivers slammed into robbers with police on their tail. >> i saw somebody run here and the cops stopped here and there were police guys on the ground. >> the three suspects were in the sedan and rob #d a bed a business at gunpoint. an hour later, officers spotted them and the chase was on. >> the three suspects were violent taking over an armed robbery. >> even though before the robbers going towards t

. >> brad: rolls to his right to throw down the middle -- and that's a dangerous pass and it's intercepted. kindred -- with a f fg down. and thehe get the turnover they were looking for, unless this flag's against the horned frogs. >> todd: it's thrown in an area where you would expect holding on oklahoma. >> referee: holding. number 56, offense. the penalty is declined. intercept. first down, tcu. >> todd: this i just not a good cision at all. he's flushed out of tpe pocket. he's rolling to husband d ght. across his body to the middle. >> brad: that's aless recipe for disaster. life back into tcu. position. is -- this game is far, far from over. >> brad: again, four wide receivers, two to each side for kohlhausen. >> todd: you canan still runun the ball with aaron green, too. there's enough time. you're not in a two-minute offense set yet. you're only ten points behind. run option. the pitch is to green. on the edge and green. 13 more yards before they can bring him down. >> todd: boy, that was well done by coal house p. he pitched that thing at the last minute. rdan ans, the linebacker is going to come right in

the defense department got a bill afteroldiers unfurled that giant f fg at this bubualo bills ga. and when vets threw out the first pitch at three milwaukee brewers games. and when this soldier rappelled down a rope at center ice to drop the puck at a minnesota wild game. in each case, the billent to the american taxpay. >> to charge the taxpayers for disingenuous at best and, frankly, unacceptable at worst. >> reporter: senator mccain calls it paid patriotism, and in contracts beteten sportseams and the pentagon, found these price tags. the new york jets, a team valued at 1$1.8 billion, submitted a $10,000 bill for a soldier to be an honorary captain. the milwaukee brewers charged $7,500 to throw three ceremonial first pitches. and the dallas mavericks charged 5,000 for their cheerleaders to throw national guard t-shirts provided by the national guard. the leagues and teams deny they charge for patriotic dispspys, but say they do have contracts with the pentagon to help in recruiting. they insist the tributes are added for free. but we asked the commissioner or major league baseba

is not revealing any other details we're staying on top the story and bring you updated in fgs in this newscast a we get it also following breaking news on terror in paris authorities now on hunt for at least three men that accused mastermind abdelhamid abaaoud along with two militants believed to have escaped after the bomb and gun massacres. one of them has not been identified. sop no picture being sdriektd u.s. officials say some paris attackers were known to american intelligence. they have tracking alleged mastermind for months. france's defense minister says fighter jetsz are carrying out new air strikes against isis targets in syria today. russian jets joined fight after deploying to isis a prime suspect in at downing of a russian passenger jet in the last few weeks. the terror in paris sending shock waves in germany too a being soar stadium there was evacuated because of reports of a bomb plot. no explosives discovered there edge. night team brandon gunnoe in the newsroom tonight. with latest folk nows for police is hunting a second terrorist believed to escaped on friday. we'r

in washington, director of the school of media and public affairs at the george washington university. thank you fg being here. let me start with frank in washington. let's get directly at this issue with donald trump. it's an example of an unreliable source. you were the washington bureau chief. is there any evidence to back him up? >> no. he talks about is this politically correct to talk about it. drop the word political. is it correct? he claims to have seen something that either happened or it didn't. there is no conspiracy in the media to hide anything. donald trump needs to be called on something if he speaks incorrectly. he has spoken incorrectly. i recall no such thing. there were cheering crowds around the world. that's true and that was ugly. i do not recall anything like that in the united states. certainly not thousands of people gathering and cheering. >> seems these ideas bubble up from internet comment threads whether from the far left or far right. let me go out to michael in phoenix. you run the news organization. you have to make decisions every day about how to cover these issue

the white house. man draped in an american f fg jumped over the fence while the first family was inside celebrating thanksgiving. the white house wasut on lockdown for several hours and abc's mary bruce is right there for us this morning. good morning, mary. >> reporter: hi, paula. good morning. well, the president and the first family p planned t have their holiday meal right here inside the residence, but they probably didn't plan on an un uninvited guest breaching white house security showing up right here on their frt lawn. a thanksgiving securityy scare in the nation's capital. this man jumps over the white house fence as the first family celebrates right inside. it's around 2:45 become when joseph caputo dressed in white and draped in an american flag is spotted leaping over the fencee onto t(e northth lawn. >> took a huge deep breath and he kind of just said, "all right, let's d do this" and before you know it he jumped over the barricade, took off, jumped over that white house fence. >> reporter: caputo steeps to raise his hands in victory. but drops to his knees within seconds as the secret service swa

. >> it's carey because this is the usually a nice quiet neighborhood. you got kids out here and fg. >> police are looking at tlans into to see if they get a better description. >> recovering after a fire truck crashed into a line of parked cars. look at the surveillance video that shows the truck barreling down baltimore avenue before crashing. you can see the ruck with the firefighters fish tailing. spss say it sounded like ap explosion. >> he lost control again and they took all them cars. >> parked cars. >> one of them flew out the car. >> some witnesses were -- some were unconscious. no one on the street was hurt and investigators right now are looking for the cause of that. >> peco crews worked through the night to repair a power pole damaged by a tractor-trailer crash. you can see the sparks, smoke from the wires. it happened next to a car dealership about 100 customers lost power but only about five minutes. >> president obama is in paris for the start of the global change conference. looking at theful earlier today. francois hollande greeted him. shortly after he arrived pr

fg tun in one play. monique is live at the king of prussia mall. the mall opened. what's happening? are you seeing the crowds? >> reporter: lauren, the mall officially opened at 6:00 this morning. is stores as well as shoppers got an early start. lords and taylor opened at 5:00. we were here, we talked to some of the customer. >> i got a ju shob and weren'ted to get a new wardrobe and that's it. the first of it. now i got to buy a new wardrobe. >> we've been out since around 12 a.m. are the get, then year of king of prussia. we are here to stop until we drop. >> reporter: the coffee the fueling the shopping frenzy. macy's opened at midnight and has not closed a it all. other stores like nordstrom off-to-off the walkway. bloomingdale's at 7:00. look for black friday deals at king of ush practice maul. in the next half hour we're going to talk about the what's hot and what's not this holiday season. >> thank you, monique. happening today. some students take part in a food drive at shepack village, hold a camp out. they will collect items for fill abundance, the largest food pank in th

the low 70s. . mostlylearar tonigght ith patchy fg, los around50. ew showers onn thursday and friday will be thehe warmest f he weeek nearing records inn the mid to upper 70s. weweather tosses tto traffic >>> so much energy today. so much energy and it's all for you, lara. "pop"? thank you so much, ginger. today a special edition of "pup news." >> ah. >> for a segment we have coming up later. say hi, cookie. all right, so pup news. here we go. we begin with a little sandra bullock news. watch out, george clooney. sandy is set to step into your loafers. the "gravity" oscar winner in talks to lead in a reboot of "ocean's eleven." the classic high thriller role made famous by clooney in 2001 originally starring frank sinatra back in 1960. if anyone can lead a group of a life list actresses in the greatest casino heist of the century it would be sand not the first time she's stepped into clooney's shoes. her lead in "our brand" was originally written for george, as well. >> did not know that. >> she's after you, george. >> julia roberts, met meryl streep

but at the end of day, every rfrg could be assure -- fg could be assured, if he was sent to the -- to the north like astonia or the far west, he would have a decent living in the circumstances. that would be great to have such a general policy. we are far from that, unfortunately. i think it will not be imminent. but that would be a policy, i think, that -- that could cope with crisis like we are facing. >> okay. good try. charles. >> my answer is not -- it has little to do with the immediate issue at hand but in the longer run i think it is essential for the european union to work out procedures to penalize members who are not cooperative and who -- who go far away from the central purposes and standards and spirit of the european union. such measures are not only -- that they don't exist, but even those that do exist could not be applied because if you penalize austria as they try to do 15 years ago, they every other country in the union will believe if they vote for that, next time around they could get the -- the bad treatment. this is the same with hungary today. especially becau

saints had a great return plus a giants face mask new orleans in position for a 51-yard fg attempt and it was the only field goal attempt in the entire game. saints take it 52-39 in the history. what a crushing weekend. >> i'm sorry, are we on? celebrities go all out for halloween. this year may take the top prize for the best. >> alex is back. >> good morning. the celebrities love to show their silly side and katy perry throws down dressed up like a giant microphone. [ music ] [laughter] >> that's a california girl's version of dropping the mike it like it's hot. and jessica rabbit found her way. heidi klum the iconic bomb chill with over sized lips, hips and hair. she's known for going out every year. >> this might be the best ever. ever year she brings it. >> lots of proses netic. >> are those? >> she documented it on instagram. it was really great to see. not easy. she always goes the extra mile but that was really cool. >> this one is so interesting. two strangers found they were sharing more than just a row. they appear to be sharing the same face. neal douglas a photographer was traveling

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