very nearly kidnaps thomas. thomas was only about six or seven years old. the warrior grabs the little boy and has him under his arms and his calling -- and is hauling him off. his older brother was running into the cabin, their mother bathsheba hits in the gun, he later said the shawnee warrior had a trinket on his chest, and he used it as a marker and shot him dead. mordecai hated indians the rest of his life for killing his dad. abraham lincoln tell stories about uncle mordecai and how he was a difficult man when it came to indians. he killed a couple of them something because they were indians because he was mad about his father getting shot. things go south for thomas and hurry. land toabraham left the work i -- to mordecai. thomas didn't get anything. bathsheba is a single mom in this time. and that is not good. you have a difficult time writing about that. his mother moves them further west into kentucky. abraham lincoln later said that she was an impoverished widow. thomas never got any education, he never got any real help. she was barely able to k

thomas: the race is not over quite yet. how the candidates using the less precious hours of the campaign? if you ask me where donald trump is right now, i would not be able to tell you because it is such a whirlwind tour of the united states he has been on since yesterday. he ended up after midnight in virginia, the fifth of five rallies in five different states for him. for those who do not know the united states, it is a rather large country per he was traveling very large distances at a breakneck pace for him at the end of his campaign. the same will go for this monday. he has another five stopped in five states that he believes he can win come election day. hillary clinton is a little bit calmer per each she has three stops in three states, ending with her final one, supposed to sheer final one in that will be joined on stage not just by her husband and her daughter, but also by president obama, the first lady. there will be music by bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi, a last attempt to show in the springs -- in the swi

. >> reporter: what kind of a man was thomas ayers? that he was a convicted felon for incidents involving domestic violence. >> reporter: and other things? >> and other things, yes. >> reporter: thinks a criminal mischief, kidnapping, even sexual assault. a list of offenses going back years. so, he wasn't supposed to have any firearms in the house? >> correct. >> reporter: did you find some? >> they found several firearms at the house. >> reporter: even inches away from the kids crayons. and ashlee's sisters had even hard or soft? >> hard. >> there had been abuse going on in the home, even abuse to the mothe, abuse to animals at the hands of thomas. >> my dad throws them around. >> they talk specifically about a dog that was irritating thomas and he eventually killed the dog. >> my dad told me that he shot him. and he sent >> reporter: then, what he had allegedly done to the children themselves. >> he choked me one time. he grabbed my neck. he choked me and i started turning different colors. >> reporter: a reason to run, to get help,

. >> host: ralph rossum did justice thomas cooperate with your book? >> no he did not. i wrote and asked if i could interview him to clarify a few matters provide pointed out all of the common connections but he declined. so big it is complete subjected to be on this project. >> host: what is his reputation with his colleagues? >> he is well-liked. especially by his clerks. when hostage in an interview on harvard law school he was on the campus being interviewed by law students. she asked what he liked the least about his job as a justice on the court and he said lack of anonymity. in disaster when he liked the most about his job on the court and he said my kids. >> to take them only from the elite and thomas will take down a whole variety of places and had taken people and he has more women clerks and some of the other justices'. and at the beginning. >> key will have you watch dallas shrugged and he has a big diesel pressure mobile home and he takes them up to the battlefield than gettysburg and becomes very close to them. they have any you'll and mo

justice thomas: which ones? [laughter] justice thomas: if you have 30 amicus briefs there are people -- the aclu for example, you may not agree what they say, but they are good. that is a good brief you should read. the u.s. government -- you read that. you read the briefs of state if it is for something that they say 10 states are running something. but some people like law professors for a better world, that one is a one off kind of group. you might go through it, but they start out with some polemic, there was an amicus brief we had about electrical engineers supporting neither party. it had to do with a grid, they ere explaining an electrical grid. i thought it was excellent because what the heck a grid was neither party was explaining it. these engineers helped the court. they were friends of the court. you run across these technical ases also. intellectual property groups might explain a technical patent area. hat is a good brief. for me a brief if it is thorough if it is honest, if you can look and say th

thomas: it is interesting. i did not fully understand that until the 1980's, with 10 and john murray. i certainly didn't get it from law school. the amendments were a big dual -- deal in law school. structure is so and perhaps, that is where on constitutional issues, that is worst justice scalia and i saw i -- i can i the very beginning. this is a written constitution. this is an common law. like, we will make it up as we .aw in common law you have to have a written document. written amendments, which are really important. a positive document. -- the that the structure is important -- the most important part of it. and that is why you see, for example, that i would write extensively on conference clause. you are eviscerating the relationship of what the national government can do. enumerated power. if you expand that, you go from regulating commerce to economic commerce. effects on that is quite a different test on regulating commerce. interviewer: you just talked on referring past -- you talked about privilege

thomas: physical security.e past, they have worked on local law enforcement or other law enforcement agencies on the physical security. new to be it is working with law enforcement agencies on cyber security. host: do you want to respond as well? i would echo everything thomas just said. i cochaired a committee that recommended emergency plans for every state. i believe now many states have emergency plans for elections. we are keeping those up to date and those include things like what do you do when the electricity goes off, when one of your polling places is underwater like a couple of years ago. those are real problems. for the weather will not be an issue this year. but emergency plans are good for a lot of things. i think we are on a bit of -- extra alert. i am part of the committee tom is describing where we are working with dhs, the first time they have been involved. we hope it will result in quick communications should there be since theof a threat election results systems are generally not connected

quote because thomas gray bennett has had enough.he's spent all of these years and write to jenny bennett, about 1912. she's off going to paris herself and buying a nice dress. when you get back let's live instead of waiting around and when i stopped to consider the short time left to me i'm impressed with filishness of little life. so jenny writes says, absolutely, step down from the company you dedicated your life to. allies want winchester to help him. british turn up.st we want you to make the rifle for us by tomorrow and we want it modified so that it will fire a rimless cartridge and they look at the wonder and says it's not going to fire a rimless cartridge. these are my orders and you will make it. we will try to make it work but it's not going to work. why don't you go somewhere else? they are making them for me. they are close in the british. should be good business. they take the massive order from the brits to make the modified rifle and all a disaster. it doesn't fire the rimless cartridge and ended up having to cancel q

thomas: thank you very much.ust a few months to go before he's officially inaugurated in washington. donald trump is already thinking about who he wants to have on his team when he becomes president in january. catherine clifford explains. >> while the campaign is over, our work on this movement is now really just beginning. [applause] we are going to work immediately for the american people. >> he will be the first u.s. president with no government or military experience and his plans for his administration are controversial to say the least. he says he wants to use his experience as a billionaire businessman to boost employment and create growth. and bring in others with background in trade and commerce rather than politics. for example, his campaign is considering the cofounder of the company lucas oil for interior secretary. ad his finance chairman, goldman sachs veteran as treasury secretary. mike pence could now become one of the most influential vice presidents in history, bringing the political experience

thomas: thank you. two other world news, iraqi forces every taken yet another town from the hands of the islamic state group on mosul. three-week operation is still ongoing. the iraqi investigators are examining a mass grave discovered by government troops on monday they likely holds 100 body, -- holds 100 bodies, many decapitated. reports ofte havetions -- of abductions been made to washington has announced that the attempt to recapture mosul has ended up in fewer refugees than expected. it has displaced 33,000 people, that aid agencies say several hundred thousand would flee the combat. food and medicine is being brought daily to those in need. we have more in this report. -- theseng with them residents make their way to eight iraqi army base on the outskirts of the city. displaced0 people are since the military operation began to retake the islamic state group stronghold. >> as soon as he tried to leave the house, one of his snipers would open fire on us. but as soon as i turned the lights on, they s

thomas? >> scott, thank you. following breaking news this thanksgiving morning t has been violent night in philadelphia. and in a matter of hours eight people have been shot, one every them killed. let's got right to fox 29's jenny joyce at police headquarters along with the good this holiday season. we have the bad. >> yes, absolutely, thomas. so eight people shot in total of four shootings, most of them, happened in north philadelphia last night, we do know that in north philly there was a double shooting, and there was a triple shooting that triple shooting happened around 10:00 on the 4,000 block of howelland street. at least one person was transport today einstein medical center. the other two were transported to temple hospital. the victim, late 20's, early 30's, and they are expected to be okay. we don't know what led to the gunfire. and at this point, no word on any suspect. within minutes, more bullets fired on the 2,000 block of turner street. two men were shot, at least one was pronounced, homicide is

thomas? >> scott, thank you. of course today is thanksgiving from parades across the country to shopping deals. of course we can't leave out the food. you know thanksgiving is much more than just the turkey. today we have you covered for all of the events happening around town, including the big philadelphia parade. we're also keeping track of the flight coming in and out of the airport as we look live. yesterday it was a busy one. we will update you. you just heard scott gave you an update on the roads, more travel plans, more travel update still ahead. let's begin at the stores for what we, gosh, it is about to be a busy one for "black friday", let's go to steve keel any moorestown, new jersey, you know, my friends, i was away for couple of years, but every year i would tune in just to watch you. >> reporter: well, you're not going to have much to see today. at least early on. sadly. maybe this will restore your fate in humanity. because people getting back to tradition. this is going to be

thomas drayton with karen hepp.elly joins with us a check of traffic but first we are still dealing with high wind. >> thomas, i'm glad you didn't bother too much with your hair today. >> it would have left and never came back. >> it is a day when you have to bundle up. remember, we warned you on friday, to get that winter coat out of the cleaners. you will need it. because the wind will make it feel so much colder. that was your wind advisory in effect. we have wind as high as 33 miles an hour in philadelphia, 36 miles an hour in reading and atlantic city and wildwood. those are wind gusts and they are receipt i dramatic today. so we will give you six out of ten as we get used to these chillier temperatures. busy has winter gear on blanket, coat, myth even, hat, windy and cold, the temperatures are in the 30's. there could be a flurry or two north and west of the city with that lake effect band maybe getting closer, in the city, 38 degrees feels like 28

>> verne: you're thinking of dwayne thomas. dwayne thomas, yeah, come on, gary. >> gary: it's been a while ago. dwayne thomas spent an entire year without speaking. he would sit in the middle row of coach and he would put a stocking cap on his head and would not >> gary: as long as you're a good player, who cares. >> verne: when they beat miami for super bowl vi, his first victory, jim brown had advised him not to speak to the media all year and tom brookshier, the late, wonderful tom brookshier interviewed him and this was a big moment. dwayne thomas was going to speak and having this opportunity brookshire said, "dwayne, are you as fast as you appear?" the answer was "evidently." >> referee: infraction on the offense. 12 players in the formation. five-yard penalty. second down. >> verne: see, you get me going. you get me going. in super bowl v [laughing] >> gary: pl >> verne: it's 56-37. >> gary: i know, but please, please. >> verne: i hope you have your hotel reservation in atlanta. >> gary: right. >> verne: ok. lock throws

>> verne: you're thinking of dwayne thomas.yne thomas, yeah, come on, gary. >> gary: it's been a while ago. dwayne thomas spent an entire year without speaking. he would sit in the middle row of coach and he would put a stocking cap on his head and would not speak to his own teammates. >> gary: as long as you're a good player, who cares. >> verne: when they beat miami for super bowl vi, his first victory, jim brown had advised him not to speak to the media all year and tom brookshier, the late, wonderful tom brookshier interviewed him and this was a big moment. dwayne thomas was going to speak for the first time all season and having this opportunity brookshire said, "dwayne, are you as fast as you appear?" the answer was "evidently." >> referee: infraction on the offense. 12 players in the formation. five-yard penalty. second down. >> verne: see, you get me going. you get me going. in super bowl v [laughing] >> gary: please, verne, no. >> verne: it's 56-37. >> gary: i know, but please, please. >> verne: i hope you have your ho

>> reporter: good morning, thomas. police are on the scene and they tell us they cannot comment on what happened out here this morning except to say that shoppers are safe, afraid to go inside and out of the stores that are opened this morning. despite this, 30 plus evidence markers on the ground, identify numerous shell casings, reports of the shooting came in just were 1:30 this morning, also within the police tape an suv with bullet holes through the windshield and person's belongings lying on the ground next to the driver's side door, including a hat and a macy's bag. earlier there was a large group of people out here claimed to be family members of the victim, they didn't want to talk on camera. one witness told us she saw you someone loaded up on to a gerney and taken away. she says she was out here to go her holiday shopping with the daughters, fun family tradition, not so much fun this year. >> i don't know if it was an argument in the parking lot over something that happened possibly in the store. i mean, nobo

thomas: it is not an issue. denise: extremely rare. thomas: it is extremely rare. to have in person voter fraud. denise: there is quite a large academic body of work that supports that. researchers have tried to find in person voter fraud and i think one research to describe it -- researcher described it as you are more likely to be hit by lightning than experience voter fraud. host: we want to ask you about overseas and military voters serving overseas. how do you make sure the voting process is as secure as in the precinct in the united states? thomas: military and overseas voters through the act passed in 2010, have two important features. they are able to receive their ballots 45 days before the federal election. they are also able to's -- to receive those electronically. some states allow you to see that electronically as well. many concerns have been raised about the hacking of those votes. we want to make sure the men and women fighting for our fight -- our right to vote, get their votes back as quickly as possible. some of those votes in the past when they

karen, thomas? >> that's always good to hear. jenny joyce, thank you. >>> we do have breaking news from west philadelphia. we know a innocent victim, a man; in the hospital after he was hit by a stray bullet. he was simply walking out after restaurant. it all happened, you can see the gunfire blasting through the glass there. that's the checkers over at 52nd and market streets. it was about 2:20 this morning, we know there was a three year old victim who ran two blocks to his home after he was shot in the arm. >> he is telling us that he was struck by stray gunfire. he said he was not involved in any fights or altercations or any disturbances, so it is unclear to him why he was shot. now, police did finds 13 spent shell casings on the sidewalk in the 5200 block of market street. so, we know at least 13 shots were fired from the semiautomatic weapon. >> clearly they were trying to hit somebody. there is nearby pizza place that was also found with the shot out window. that is being held as a separate scene. the victim, good news, i

nasa astronaut peggy whitson, a cosmonaut, and frenchman thomas pesquet from the european space agency gave their last press conference from behind a glass window before they embark on the proxima mission named for the closest star to the sun. two of the members have already undertaken missions on the iss, but for 38-year-old thomas pesquet, it will be his first time there. >> i still can't believe it. i really need to be sitting in the spacecraft and feel the vibrations of takeoff, and see the earth getting smaller and smaller. and then it will hit me. reporter: pesquet's journey has been seven years in the making, as he told "france 24" earlier this year. >> we did some survival trainings, to survive by ourselves in case we have to wait for the rescue party for a couple days. reporter: this will also be a particularly special mission for peggy whitson. she will become the first woman to command the space station twice. the trio will orbit earth for 2 days inside the spacecraft before finally stopping on the iss on saturday. there they will join three other astronauts. the group will

thomas: it is an appointment the hasn't agreed with. a staunch critic of obamacare has been chosen by president-elect donald trump to be his future health secretary. the 62-year-old georgia congressman and former surgeon tom price will be cast with all fulfilling of top -- ripping up and replacing the affordable health care act brought in by the obama administration. our white house correspondent had this to say about the appointment. >> this congressman, mr. price from georgia, has opposed obamacare or the affordable care act as it is officially called, pretty much since its beginning, and has indeed proposed different laws to replace it in the past, laws supported by republicans and quickly opposed by democrats. he will be very much in charge of this goal, to repeal and replace obamacare. that was something that was said many times by donald trump on the campaign trail. things have changed a little bit. donald trump said after his conversation in washington in the local office with president barack obama that he might be willing to ke

give it to thomas. he will go as far as he can, but well, they made this crowd sweat it out, didn't they? >> cris: huge win. >> al: 23-3, and winds up 23-20, and each of the teams is now 4-6. they are each two games behind the division leading atlanta falcons. and the volkswagen post game show is coming up on the other >>> welcome to the volkswagen golf alltrack post game report. >>> the cam newton to kelvin benjamin was the only first down of the fourth quarter, but en football to kick off week 11. moments ago, heather cox met up with thomas davis of the p panthers' defense. >> heather: thank you, rich. thomas, after giving up the lead last week in a tough loss, what was the key to this panther team finishing tonight? >> well, it is just that. staying focused and finishing a as football team. we put ourselves in a bad situation once we got the big lead and allowed them to get back into the game, but tonight, we did a great job as a football and you were emotional and what did you say to him? >> i said

thomas drayton with karen hepp. bob kelly joins with us a check of traffic but first we are still dealing with high wind. >> thomas, i'm glad you didn't bother too much with your hair today. >> it would have left and never came back. >> it is a day when you have to bundle up. remember, we warned you on friday, to get that winter coat out of the cleaners. you will need it. because the wind will make it feel so much colder. that was your wind advisory in effect. we have wind as high as 33 miles an hour in philadelphia, 36 miles an hour in reading and atlantic city and wildwood. those are wind gusts and they are receipt i dramatic today. so we will give you six out of ten as we get used to these chillier temperatures. busy has winter gear on blanket, coat, myth even, hat, windy and cold, the temperatures are in the 30's. there could be a flurry or two north and west of the city with that lake effect band maybe getting closer, in the city, 38 degrees feels like 28 with sunrise at 6:53 and it looks like a blustery day wi

great to have you with us, it is election day i'm thomas gray ton with thomas hepp. >> a lot of the kid will be off. is us and tough. >> austin has cool but noah's off which we just found yesterday what do you mean you're off from school. what is this. >> if your school is a polling place. >> that is going to happen. >> at least we won't have any impediments with the weather. is there a big word. we have a ten out of ten in your wet ther by the numbers. we love that. it will be, warmer then yesterday, even though bus stop buddy as a warm jacket and we added some gloves this morning with these temperatures in the the 30's and 40's and a frosty start, but buddy rebehinding you to get out and vote. we have a frost advisory in effect for state of the delaware all three counties, delaware county in pennsylvania and cape may county in new jersey because a lot of these places have not seen their first frost of the season just yet. hopefully you brought your vulnerable plants indoors where there is no rain on radar. there will be tomorrow but not today. we have 41 degrees right now. sunrise 6:3

thomas and karen? >> thanks, very much there lauren. >>> we have other things happening on this very busy morning, drivers in new jersey are going to be paying more if you are fueling up. after 28 years without a gas tax hike new jersey lawmakers did approve that 23 cents increase, bringing that tax to more than 37 cents per gallon last month. law headachers say that this money will help fix road, bridges, supporters say it vice needed because our transportation fund is out of money. >>> time right now 4:38. here's a health warning, women and babies are not only only ones with the serious side effect with the zika virus, men is now in the danger box. we will explain. thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to ve you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. >>> welcome back. in your health researchers say the zika virus may affect male reproductive system. studies done on mice, scientists say z

good to have you with us, i'm thomas drayton. your wet ther forecast in just a moment but first we want to get to that breaking news

great to have you with us, it is election day i'm thomas gray ton with thomas hepp. >> a lot of the kid. is us and tough. >> austin has cool but noah's off which we just found yesterday what do you mean you're off from school. what is this. >> if your school is a polling place. >> that is going to happen. >> at least we won't have

thomas a. mr. thomas a. moody, i hereby present you the key to mayberry. ( band playing ) all right, folks. all right, all right. all right, boys. hold it, boys. hold it. all right, quiet down now, everybody. folks, i'd like to introduce to you our guest of honor-- mr. thomas a. moody. all right, quiet. quiet right down. mr. moody, mayberry is yours. thank you, sheriff. members of the committee, ladies and gentlemen of mayberry, it's awfully hard to know what to say on an occasion such as this. i'll tell you one thing, though. it's never happened to me before. when your sheriff just said that mayberry is mine... you've no idea what this means to me. what can i say? but i do want to tell you what a thrill this is for me, and i want to thank you, each and every one, for making this moment possible. but enough of this talk, let me thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. and now, ladies and gentlemen, if you'll excuse me i'll go to my hotel room and freshen up a bit before starting on t

thomas the train right there. my boy will love that. >> it is good to see charlie brown back this year. >>> we are going to talk about movies. this weekend expect to see of a lot of kids. disney is returning for the first time since the little mermaid. it is going to be huge. >> he always has time for his fans. i know, not every day you get a chance to meet your hero. >> you are not my hero. and i am not here for you to sign your autograph. >> the movie is getting rave reviews. many women say moana is not a princess but an action hero and does not need a romantic lead. a statement released by action network for asian a that she accomplishes the impossible because she feels it is her duty to help her people. she is an inspiration and role model for girls. i cannot wait to see that. it is okay for me to go without any kids? >> absolutely. you can take my kids. harm your kids if you tell your kids that santa knows if you are not he or nice. a researcher from the university of england claims that lying about santa can

and thomas, across the 30, to get to the 34 yard line. mcmanis, the kicker, and hit him out of bounds. >> cris: we found a new star in this league, tyreek hill. a free kick. and he hit the jets. and you can forget about catching him at that point. that wasn't enough. there we go. hand it to him on the jet sweep ou we'll score it that way. with one second on the clock. controversy, maybe. but touchdown, yes. and here we go, one more drive. >> mike: you can see the touchback here in denver. too many men out there defensively? >> referee: prior to the snap, 12 men on the field, defense. five-yard penalty. still first down. >> mike: instead of getting the drive to start at the 25 yard

the mothers of both cole and thomas spoke before the court. thomas' mother asking for the maximum sentence, while cole asked the judge to be lieniant. cole also spoke in court saying she was sorry for her actions, and took responsibility, and hopes both families will heal. the judge said it was a hard decision.cole will spend 30 years supervised released. with credit for time already served. live in milwaukee kyle aevermann. cbs 58 news. a milwaukee brewers player had a run-in with police last night.keon broxton was arrested for trespassing in tampa florida. florida.police say he refused to leave the area after a fight outside a bar, he was extremely intoxicated...and as you can see from his mugshot taken last night...had a misdemeanor charge. after reaching out to the brewers this morning...a spokesman told us they're gathering information on what happened and will hold off on making a comment until they know more. milwaukee police are investigating two overnight shootings. a 45-year-old woman arrived at a hospital with a gunshot wound....but

karen, thomas? >> we will be talking about that one for quite some time. jenny, thank you. >> 4:08. president-elect donald trump hoses first molding with the world leaders since winning the election. meeting in new york city today. >> expected to discuss trade and the long standing alliance between the two nations. >> this comes as trump prepares to announce more members of his counsel. steady stream of possible appointees have been spotted leaving trump tower, among his top choices, lieutenant michael flynn, as for secretary of defense, arkansas senator tom cotton is possible pick, for secretary of state, former new york mayor, rudy giuliani has been mentioned as potential candidate. the president-elect is pushing back against his critics who claim there is turmoil on his transition team. in fact, in a tweet, you see it there, trump says the transition is a very organized, in fact, going smoothly. >> on this final foreign tour, president obama renewed his commitment to a smooth and peaceful transit

[laughter] justice thomas: and in lee vs.eisman, justice scalia lamented, " i find it as efficient embarrassment that our establishment clause, jurisprudence, regarding holiday displays has come to require scrutiny more commonly associated with interior decorators than with the judiciary." "t at least he went on, interior decorating is a rock hard science compared to the psychology practiced by amateurs to decide whether a prayer during a graduation ceremony was too coercive for high school students." to be sure, he would be biting at times. of the court's opinion, in national endowment for the arts versus finley, he said, the operation was a success. but the patient died. [laughter] justice thomas: what such a procedure is to medicine, the court's opinion in this case is to law. [laughter] justice thomas: and scalia the critic did not discriminate. of my majority opinion in navarrete -- by the way, i did not get a dramatic reading of this one. [laughter] justice thomas: of my majority opinion in navarrete vs. california, a c

justice thomas: and in lee vs.isman, justice scalia lamented, "i find it as efficient embarrassment that our establishment clause, jurisprudence, regarding holiday displays has come to require scrutiny more commonly associated with interior decorators than with the judiciary." but at least he went on, "interior decorating is a rock hard science compared to the psychology practiced by amateurs to decide whether a prayer during a graduation ceremony was too coercive for high school students." to be sure, he would be biting at times. of the court's opinion, in national endowment for the arts versus finley, he said, the operation was a success. ut the patient died. justice thomas: what such a procedure is to medicine, the court's opinion in this case is o law. justice thomas: and scalia the critic did not discriminate. f my majority opinion in navarrete -- by the way, i did not get a dramatic reading of this one. justice thomas: of my majority opinion in navarrete vs. california, a case involving the constitutionality

. >> reporter: the name's gobbles, thomas gobbles. he's a wild celebrity turkey in casper, wyoming. >> he's the neighborhood turkey. >> we're looking for a turkey, thomas gobbles. >> yeah. >> you know him? everybody knows him. >> thomas gobbles. >> yes, he wanders on here every once in a while? he's no butterball but can casper college blocking traffic and chasing students. >> why are you doing this? >> to those of white house have been accosted by him or chased by him, it's not necessary look a friendly thing. >> earn knows kind of not to mess with him or else they get like attacked. >> are you scared? maybe, a little. >> wyoming traffic jam. >> reporter: like him or not, page with more than 1500 followers that capture his every move. >> he's notorious. i would not say popular but notorious. >> reporter: in thomas' world, we're probably the turkeys but he's definitely no chicken. when he's not scaring students... he's chasing cars. thomas is a tough bird an appetite of mischief, he rules the thankful he's not dinner. >> a little orne

this is thomas gobbles. can be found around kas per college and blocks traffic and chases some of the students. >> we're looking for a turkey. >> thomas gobbles. >> thomas gobbles. >> everybody knows him. >> thomas gobbles. >> everybody knows to kind of not mess with him. or they get attacked. >> are you scared? >> i mean, maybe. a little. >> thomas gobbles. they all know him. like it or not, well-known. has his own facebook page. 1500 followers. capture his every move and postit on facebook. >> famous turkey. >> wonder who owns him. >> i don't know. >>> it's that time of year. it's the day before thanksgiving. we are live out here with the first alert freebies here. we are here with the denver metro shops from dunkin' donuts. here from now to 7. seven. nothing better than a free we'll have more on how warm it's going to be. >>> so far, nice and dry. clear wherever you want to go. on the map, a lot of green out there, north, south, east and west. >>> national adoption month. in iowa, thousands are getting th

thomas bennett has a lot of time to go around.e hasn't seen her for three months and bites back i've got your fine dress. i wish i could see you either in or out of it. [laughter] which i thought was fantastic. you could feel it even all these years later you could feel the love and anguish. so he's doing this work and one of the things he does is in the 1883 the rifle turns up on his desk from utah. he leaps on the train which took three days and he declares the west to be overrated. the scenery is nothing but it is cracked up to be and he hasn't seen a single bus yet. he writes to jenny every single night that he's away. some of the lessons are ten pages and he spends the day living it. anyway, he goes to utah and meets the brothers in their sh shop. he says that about 10,000 thomas says no so they say more money than they've ever heard of and they say yes and they make the hugely successful model they are all made by browning. by the way it's one of the things they did so brilliantly around every single gun that was theirs whic

thomas friedman: it is going to get painful.question is if market or mother nature or political leaders, but the pain is coming. terre: do you think we have time to change? tarja: i hope so. we kind of know that whether it is already too late, but if we postpone it tomorrow, at least it does not help the situation. so it is time to act now. ♪ tarja: i think so that our children and grandchildren will say that, mommy, granny, did you really think that you did not see this? it cannot be solved at your desk. it has to be also taking a risk to try, try to make an effort in practice. and learn by doing. be ready to say that we tried enough, but now perhaps it is a new way. so i mean to take a risk to make a new action. kwame anthony appiah: we have to think of ways of incentivizing people to do the things that would be good to do. we have to give tax advantages to green businesses so that the technologies develop, which means that industries are on the side of making money, now are making the world's carbon neutral technology and so

good morning to you, thomas. so fire marshall thomas morgan the fire pretty much out here. you can see, firefighters still on the truck, trying to put out some hot spots there on the top floor of this townhome. the investigation will continue later this morning, right now, they don't know where it started but they do know the volume of fire made it really tough to battle. check out this video. shot by one of our own fox 29 producers. flames were shooting out of the back of the row of townhomes. fire crews worked hard to attack the blaze from all angles, most of that damage happening to two of the homes. but the entire row was evacuated for safety reasons. the 11:20 p.m. call came in from two people who were inside the three-story townhouse when that fire started. they were able to get out safely but not without extensive damage to their property. in the end, nine people were displaced, red cross has stepped in to help those families, one female firefighter suffered minor injuries. she was taken to the hospital. but is expected to be okay. back out here live, in the front ya

(thomas) "yup its hard being famous."a video of boston perfecting the "mannequin challenge" went viral after his owner, ryan thomas, a pitt state student, posted it on twitter.(thomas) "i thought maybe my friends would retweet it it would get maybe 50 retweet at max and then me and my girlfriend went to the gym and while i was at the gym i couldn't focus because my phone was going off and thats when i knew it was going to go viral but i didn't the 8 year old boxer is very well trained -- he listens to his owner (nat pop -- "stay") no matter what position he puts him in and he doesn't mind getting dressed up. (thomas) "the only hard part is is that his balance isn't as good now that hes getting older but if you get him to balance you can get him to do whatever you want."(standup) "ryan knew boston would be perfect for the mannequin challenge..it was just a matter of getting it on camera" (thomas) "if you wanted to he'd do it for hours, but i wouldn't do that to him."in just under 24 hours ryan's original video has been nea

i'm thomas roberts.e snow, a cubs fan, picks things up right now. >> sorry for yelling. >> sorry for yelling over you, thomas, my go cubs. hello, i'm kate snow. happy tuesday to all of you. the next time i say that sentence it will be elections day tuesday, one week from this moment, voters will be out in force. it is closing argument time and money spending time. new ad buys by the clinton team in michigan, new mexico, colorado and virginia. and this hour we're waiting to hear from hillary clinton. she'll be live in dade city, florida. our decision 2016 team is in place, traveling with the campaigns in florida and wisconsin, steve kornacki will break down the latest polls on this last full week of campaigning. let's start off in dade city, florida, where hillary clinton expected any minute now. kasie hunt is down there with the clinton campaign. kasie, do we expect hillary clinton to bring up the comey investigation again? is it going to be something she talks about or something they're trying to leave

thomas, that's how you get the cost down.ou expand health savings accounts. >> yeah, talking about bigger competition. >> that's right. you have more competition, and you also get rid of the exsize tax. you call it the across state line purchase of health insurance, and of course netwo expand and you are going to see your access expand. one of the problems we have now with obamacare is that the networks are very narrow, and the options for purchase are very narrow in tennessee, and the blues have dropped out of memphis, nashville, and knoxville. so you have a very narrow network situation which means you have limited access. >> congresswoman, we will have to leave it there, and i know it's fascinating because we could talk for hours. >> yes, we could. >> and we need to see what we can do to make health care affordable for all men's. >> thank you. >>> winning the battleground state of north carolina, both candidates having a strategy to do it and they are working through the precious time they have left to make it a reality, b

when little thomas richards was born in april, he couldn't breathe. doctors at the marshfield clinic, in central wisconsin, found the baby didn't have a trachea or windpipe. so they rushed him to children's hospital in milwaukee. in a video interview children's hospital sent to wisn 12 news, >> through a series of three or four steps we had essentially retooled his windpipe. adrienne: amazingly, doctors made thomas' new windpipe using a piece of synthetic material. this model really puts it in perspective. now the future's looking bright for little thomas. >> certainly this is one of those very rare special cas forever. but the joy is the same, whether it is for appendicitis or anything else. adrienne: densmore says the best part of his job is to see patients, like baby thomas, go home from the hospital happy and healthy. a spokesman for children's tells us baby thomas is at home with his parents and recently went to his first hockey game. sheldon: believe it or not, a good time to get your car emergency kits ready to go before the cold and the snow s

>> good morning, thomas. right here at the reserve. it is the first townhome on the corner where you can see fire crews still working up top of that fire, top of the townhouse, trying to keep our eye on possible hot spots. down in the front yard peco crews working feverishly because early reports were that a gas line blew here. let's take a look at video sent to us by fresco users tyler berk and brian peers. you can see flames shooting from the row of townhomes right here as you said, thomas, at linda lane and bernie highway in aston. fire started sometime around 11:20 last night inside one of these three-story homes. firefighters were able to get it under control in about an hour. the entire block was evaculated while fire crews worked to control the blaze. in the end, four townhomes were damaged, that left nine people displaced, the red cross has stepped in to help those people and their families, one firefighter suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. so right now, we don't know exactly what caused the fire, but from

and thomas davis barely missed that one. you play that kind of the tampa two to where you are going to drop the middle linebacker, and earlier in game, it is craig robertson who had to chase ted ted ginn all of the way to the end zone. and the sain the goal line, you don't want to back up too far, because drew brees gets it right in front of you. >> al: and ron rivera talking about having to finish games and here they are again putting themselves in the precarious position, and you are almost leaving it to the offense right now to get the first downs to take the all of the time off of the clock. >> cris: i think that you are going to see the saints bringing all kinds of pressure. they have a pressure point with chris scott being the center, on the line. you go after them here. >> al: lutz to kick. that is joe webb back, and fozzy whittaker back there as well. from the goal line. webb. he slips. taken down at the 15 yard line. >> cris: big hit by shiloh keo. that is back on the 15 yard line, so we are talking about field posi

i'm thomas roberts. kate snow is up next. >>> thomas, thanks. i'm kate snow. we begin with a grim picture in the southeast. the death toll from the massive wildfires in tennessee standing at four people. rainy weather could be helping going forward but it also brings new concerns of mud and rockslides. remember that story about soldiers being forced to pay

i am going to kick it over to my thomas roberts. donald jay trump pulling off the biggest offset in political history. hillary clinton failed and break the highest glass ceiling and delivering her concession speech a short time ago. >> this loss hurts but please never stop believing that fighting for what's right is worth it. [ applause ] >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him and opened mind and a chance to lead. >> so president obama who put his legacy and credibility in the line addressing the nation in need of coming together. >> regardless of whether your candidate won or lost, the sun would come up in the morning. the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. and over the next few months, we are going to show that to the world. >> house speaker paul ryan with republicans are now in charge of the white house and congress spoke about what he sees as a clear gop mandate. >> what donald trump just pulled office an enormous defeat, he heard those voices that were out there that other p

and thomas davis barely missed that one. you play that kind of the tampa two to where you are going to drop the middle linebacker, and earlier in game, it is craig robertson who had to chase ted ted ginn all of the way to the end zone. and the saints in the same sort of thing, and when you are at the goal line, you don't want to back up too far, because drew brees gets it right in front of you. >> al: and ron rivera talking about having to finish games and here they are again putting themselves in the precarious position, and you are almost leaving it to the offense right now to get the first downs to take the all of the time off of the clock. >> cris: i think that you are going to see the saints bringing all kinds of pressure. they have a pressure point with chris scott being the center, and you the pressure point of the fact that this game now is you go after them here. >> al: lutz to kick. that is joe webb back, and fozzy whittaker back there as well. from the goal line. webb. he slips. taken down at the 15 yard line. >>

through have it, bob, i will talk to you as well as well as karen and thomas. it looks like these roads will be shut down a little while longer because thinks still being held as a crime scene because they are not the 100 percent sure. they are not even close to sure, whether or not this was the odd inhaler exploding, being delivered or whether somebody sent this guy something that blew up when he opened up the package. that is the question right now. how with that inhalers men to explode when being delivered to people. that is something new to me. i don't know if anybody watching, wants to say if they heard it happening to them. if that is the case they should come with a big warning in the just for people getting them in the mail but for people delivering them too because i'm sure guy that delivered this yesterday would like to know whether that had potential to explode when he was handling it as well. >> certainly could be a number of items. this is an ongoing investigation. steve, thank you. we will update you. bobbies standing by to give you an update on y

i like them both. >> thomas? >> sweet potato. >> okay, i like sweet potato too. 53 degrees the high temperature on turkey day as we watch the clouds, and those showers move in. we're dry, quiet right now, but here's the storm system, that will bring us that rainfall for turkey day, off to the west, hour by hour, you can see, the clouds rolling in tonight, tomorrow, we start off dry, but then watch what happens as we move toward the afternoon. we're looking at clouds and some light showers across the area. the weather authority seven day forecast showing that rainfall tomorrow for turkey day, gobble gobble. but then we dry out for the upcoming weekends, back over to you. >> does that mean we're getting some pie? >> ya! >> he asked us what pie we like then no pie? >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow, okay, i'll count ton. >> so just in time for all of the shopping, "black friday", google now out with a app that helps you figure out how big the crowds are in advance. they'll make the drive out there to the malls. >> guess no m