tonight,ur entire team is on ththis. the manhunt, air trikestrikes, but first the chilling new images. tonight, paris remains a city on edge. everything is calm, and then suddenly, panic sets in. a rush, screams, thousands begin running. police say reworks being set off were the cause. and people sprints as police approach. and this all comes as tonight there is an all-out manhunt under way. police chaseing clue this car being inging towed. and this car, with three kalish ki cov rifles inside. and "time" magazine, obtaining video of what happened on the street. officers carefully approaching then shoot. the heavy gunfire ensu, spas in the streets. incent bystanders are running for cover. >> i heard the sound of a woman screaming. screaming, help me, help me. >> reporter: and just above the officers, the concert hall, sirens blaring and then a flash. andn front of the stage, the americican band playing, when gunfire drowns the music. one singer appearing frozen. the drummer taking cover. andostages trying to escape. hangi

they know an awful lot about ththis for pple who never poach eggs. >> yes. >> reporter: back at their shanty they show me pictures of them posing with their illegal bounty, although they insist they're giving the eggs to environmentalists. >> these are some pictures of them "saving" eggs. this is right here in this house? wh makes this complicated is these kids are immensely liable. and they don't have any other opportunities. so you can see why they do what they do. bottom line thohh is it hurts the turtles. >> reporter: but the environmentalists here don't consider young men like these to be the real threat. instead they say it's the well-organized gan, the type of men who are accused of killing jiro mora sandoval. meanwhile the turtles remain unaware of the turmoil that surrounds them. >> after nearly an hour of systematic and seemingly exhausting flipper work, our heroine seems to be done camouflaging her nest and she's heading back into the water for another year. good work. will have a shot at survival. whether future generations do is an open question. for "nightline," this is

. >> ththis woman's relatives continue to mourn they are hou her husband. she said he was not a political man, and she wants to know who killed him. >> in china more than 2,000 rescuers are searching for survivorrers after heavy rain swept over rocks and homes. 12 people are missing. one person has been found alive so far. but there is a warning about further flooding with heavy rains predicted until wednesday. >>> japan is back in recession for the fifth time in seven years, and that puts more pressure on the government to stimulate the economy. >> well, despite being voted out of office, myanmar's office has return to parliament for another two and a half months left in power. it has the authority to change laws which could make things difficult for the opposition leader aung san suu kyi and her party. it was also the first time that suu kyi and her party took parliament in myanmar's first hopefully contested elections in 25 years. she is barred from top political office but said she'll choose someone to lead as her proxy. >>> after the dizzying heights o

. >> reporter: and dadavid,he tornado that tore the roof after ththis houseas packing winds of 115 miles per hour. but the damage here is pretty random. this house right next door -- totally fine. david? >> that's always the way. clayton sandell leading us off. let's get right to ginger zee, because this threat goes into the night. >> reporter: david, just minutes left on that tornado watch inn georgia. but we could severe weather in western nororth carola and south carolina, really for the next 24 hours as they pick up another two to three inches. but our concern has to turn then to the west. we mentioned that pile yum on i-5. well, we've got winter storm warnings from the sierra up through western montana. at least five inches of snow, alreadyeported in a place like lake davis,s, california. as they cold front slips through, las vegas could see gusts tonight up to 45 miles purr hour. a lot of people love to see this snow but it's going to make travel difficult. >> all right, ginger zee, we'll be watching in the morning. thank you. >>> now, to the other developing headline tonight. the

but at ththis point we would alone and grieve. also new ashley leaves behind a 13-year-old son. they are trying to keep the news from him they don't want him to know all the horrible circumstances about what happened. so far no word on any suspects or arrests. a family has set up a go fund me page. live in our control room, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> now a story we broke on our news a. two boston hospital. fox 25's malini basu joins us live. these officers were dragged by a car? >> that's right. we're talking about 100 yards and these offices are lucky to be alive. they are expected to make a full recovery there are kids nearby in a room watching tv they saw the crash. >> reporter: two plainclothes boston police officers were stopping the driver of this nissan murano when they were dragged. it happened around 7:00 on stratton street in front of housing complex. >> the driver put the car in gear the other driver stopped them took off with the two officers inside the car hanging out from the car driving approximately 100 yards. >> investigators on scene tell fox 25 when officers

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ththis morni, 80,000 people still withthout powe central oklahoma, one of the hardest hit by this storm. cased in up to o one inch accumulated ice over three days. that ice bringing down massive trees, crushing cars, smashing through homes. power poles, too, snapped in half. downedires shutting down interstate 40, stranding drivers for hours. neighborhood after neighborhood, left in the dark. as sparking lines were ripped downnder the weight. residents still without power. across the central plains, the ice and rain wreaking havoc on millions of families hitting the road to drive home after the holidays. last night, this semitruck skidded off the road before slamming into an outback steakhouse in amarillo, texas. ree days of dangerous weather being blamed for at least 14 deaths, 8 of them in texas. thisis man resed by swift-water teams after his truck began to taking on rushing water. parts of the state hit with as much as eight inches of rain, forcing homeowners to flee. and this rancher to evacuate her horses. this garland golf course washed out and a popular vacation spot now turned

and take a lookk at ththis. in the head with a sliding door. that lawsuit just settled in court and we're going to tell yoyo the multimillion dollars that he was awarde >>>> whole lot o o monene that story is just ahead. also right now, dangerous winds moving across the country this morning after that powerful storm strucm from texas to illinois overnight. ten tornadoes reported. fierce wind gusts knock over vehicles and power lines. and the black friday frenzy could look a little different at walmart this ar. the retail giant is ditching those doorbuster deals and insteadf having these hourly deals, they're going to offer nearly all the deals online and in stotores all at once. >> so mayhem 24/7. no just every ur. >> around the clock. >> another chain m ming newew hitting the tipping point banning tips at their restaurant and mhael, you have more on that ahead. >> good morning, everydy. here's a tip. don't tip. that's what one big restaurt chn is saying this morng. could it be the start of a larger trend? feed."." back to you, robin. >> okay,

ththis thingcoots through very quickly. and severe weather on the front end of it today, this afternoon. >>> i didn't realize the audience got the goggles too. so gio left with a little gift. let's get some "pop." we begin with this. class. i don't know about you guys but kind of my worst nightmare. here's the story of one girl who completely schooled her teacher on an exam that included a word problem in which fr groups of couples swapped dates for four different school events. students were supposed to determine which girl ended up with which boy at the next event. but fourth grader maddy douglas' answer is classic. she wrote on this paper -- you can't read it, so i'll tell you what it says. i can't answerhis problem because my mom says according to girl code, you shouldn't date a friend's ex-boyfriend. >> that is great. >> that is girl code. >> i love it. >> she's right. >> she didn't get credit for the answer but her teacher did admit she made very good point. >> also in "pop news" this morning, i d don't't knoabouyou g

there are still big questions ththis morni about how the attack at this hotel took place, who was behind it, how many attackers there were. we spoke with one american who survived this attack, who describes a harrowinexperience in this country that is very much in the forefront in this global front against extremism. destroying rooms, in what was considered one of the country's safest hotels. new pictures of the aftermath of the deadly rampage that left 19 people dead. terry kemp was one of around 20 americans there at the entrance when the shooting began. >> they were right behind me. >> reporter: attackers chased him, firing, as kemp ran inside and dove under a table. >> i just knew i was dead. and then they ner looked. they were shooting, the shells were hitting me. they never looked. >> reporter: in what he thought were his final moments, kemp said he thought of his family. at what point did you say to yourself, this is a terrorist attack? >> when i see coming from across this street shooting. >> reporter: you knew right away? yes. it could happen anywhere. it could happen anywhere.

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fog early ththis morning, that will burn off. by lunchtime, already 61 deees. arod 65.re watching satellite radar wise. dry weather up and down the east coast. here at home, today. a g system is stretching from the upper midwest all the way back down into the south-central u.s. on the backside of the system, colder air, even snow. snow in denver. some freezing rain stretching from kansas back through oklahoma. thats going to be were travel is going to be wor today. this front is going to be sliding eastward. i will show you the futurecast. we are dry a one today. as this front gets closer, he will have some warm clouds tomorrow. at 10:30, most of the rain off to be northwest slides farther east. late tomorrow, a few showers north and west. everyone may have a chance for showers on sunday. cooler air stas to settle in byunday. 50's for-- be inhe tomorrow,2, 54 on sunday. if you are heading out for the rekinsame on sunday, youou want the umbrella. we wilave rain shers arnd. it is not raining the entire time, , but keep that rain jackt handy. 49 degre at 1010:00, 50 by kic

angie: how can nations respond to ththis growing threat?the are talking about is countering violent extremism. we have the white house in february in a follow-up in november 10. once they go into a new network is hardds and ideas, it to bring the back quickly. we have to spot them. angie: that is true. the pipeline is now, unfortunately, full of those who have already been converted and radicalized. what is the policy response here? the policyn: response is to recognize that there are limits to what we can achieve with surveillance. there's been a paradigm shift off the digital grid. we've got a reinvest an human intelligence, community engagement. with got have more officials, police officers, community workers, out there and community -- in the community. angie: we will leave it there for now. you can rejoin us throughout the hour and the morning. we have breaking news from japan. heidi has all the details. heidi: this just in. third-quarter gdp in japan, we 2% contraction0. quota on quota. this is actually coming in at 0.2%. quite a stee

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. >> so is ththis insane desire te out all christians. >> we appreciate your time and your expertise. let's go back to our panel. matt graham, andrew peak and tom roi row aga rogen. that really is shaking me, the thought that they might have tried to go after -- and that was dan's expertise. that they might have tried to go after the head of state. i want to talk to you about something else they brought up. there is no such thing as isis taking hostages. we've seen what they do to children, to women. if they can't train them to be part of the caliphate, they behead them, do all sorts of horrible things to them. they don't want to be tasked with feeding and taking care of them. our special operations forces got in and we lost master sar gep sergeant wheeler. but we rescued people from isis. they're not interested inand ta people. >> and that is a dynamic that needs to be addressed. we look at a time frame and tom and i were talking offline about the time frame of this response, how long the terrorists were inside the club while shooting was continuing to go on. and began hit it really

. >> so is ththis insane desire te out all christians. >> we appreciate your time and your expertise. let's go back to our panel. matt graham, andrew peak and tom roi row aga rogen. that really is shaking me, the thought that they might have tried to go after -- and that was dan's expertise. that they might have tried to go after the head of state. i want to talk to you about something else they brought up. there is no such thing as isis taking hostages. we've seen what they do to children, to women. if they can't train them to be part of the caliphate, they behead them, do all sorts of horrible things to them. they don't want to be tasked with feeding and taking care of them. our special operations forces got in and we lost master sar gep sergeant wheeler. but we rescued people from isis. they're not interested inand ta people. >> and that is a dynamic that needs to be addressed. we look at a time frame and tom and i were talking offline about the time frame of this response, how long the terrorists were inside the club while shooting was continuing to go on. and began hit it really

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ththis morning, donald trump doubling down on his statement that he saw on television muslims in new jersey celebrating the 9/11 attacks. >> and l and behold, i start getting phone calls in my offe by the hundreds that they y were there and they saw this take place. >> reporter: trump telling a crowd of thousands in ohio that his phone has been ringing off the hook with people who say they saw what he says he saw. >> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down and i watched in jersey city,, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering a that building was coming down. >> it's not true and there's plenty of fact checks to prove it isn't. >> reporter: despite fellow candidates like senator marco rubio and new jersey governor chris christie calling him out. >> i think if it had happened i could be things i forget too. >> trump is standing firm reading part of a "washgton post" article from september 18th, 2001. >> a number of people who were allegedly seen celebrating the attacks and holding tailgate-style parties on rooftops. >> reporter: but t newspape

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. >> on veterans day, let's bring in jon karl for more on ththis campaign and, jon, let's start withen carson. he's getting questions, as well as his debate comments on foreign policy. said it would be fairly easy to take out isis' energy resources and also talking about china and syria. >> reporter: that's right. in the debate ben carson raised eyebrows when he said china is active in syria. it's something carson has said before but there is no indication of any chinese military involvement whatsoever in syria. we put the question to several senior u.s. national security officials who told us they don't know what carson is talking about, that they know of no chinese involvement in syria. here's what carson said yesterday when he was asked to explain what he meant. >> well, china has been trying to extend its influence not only throughout the middle east but throughout africa and in several locations and their interests extend into that region, as well. you know, i would have to refer you to some other people to get you the actual data that they've shown to me. >> ben carson has talk

the family sis -- >> but you're unaware of any fed officials attending these board meetings and is ththis is not a? >> i don't have details -- >> we'd appreciate it if you could look into this and exget back to the committee on this matter. we've also heard from individuals with respect to the stress tests which we have had both public dialogue and private conversation. we've also asked members of the employees of the financial institutions who have been on the receiving end. we've been informed by numerous individuals that they have been told by the fed not to speak to members of congress about the stress tests. do you have any knowledge of this matter? >> i have no knowledge of that. >> is it the policy of the federal reserve to instruct members of banks subject to the stress tests not to speak to members of congress? >> i strongly doubt that that is our policy. >> you are unaware of that being a policy. would you object to these people speaking to members of congress? can you let it be known to your employees that they should not be telling private citizens not speak to members of cong

. >>> and new ththis half ur, the mother of a baby left in a nativity scene not charged. >> new surveillance footage helping to identify the mom who left the newborn unattended with the umbilical cord still attached. >> and behind the scenes of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. original "world ws now" anchor lisa mccree checks out the balloons and all atorkers getting pumped up for the big day and getting some help from young fans. it's thanksgiving day, thursday, november 26th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning and happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> don't worry if your turkey's not working out. there's always chinese or pizza. >> there is. you have lots of options on this thanksgiving. it's just your poor kids are going to be devastated. >> don't, lay it on them. >> and ruin them. >> says the guy who has takeout on speed dial. >> yeah,h, absoluty. thanksgiving day, it is all about uber food delivery. >> oh, boy. but it's not for a lot of people. traveling, we'll get right to the problems many people are facing. nearly 47 miion people are traveling this

. >> reporter: investigators also confirming that a second bomber, ththis man, filtrated europe, posing as a refugee. registering in the greek island of leros. so many of those s.w.a.t. raids happened right here in this neighborhood neighborhood. four of the attackers lived within blocks of where i'm standing. at thend of this square lived the last fugitive right next to the police station. matt gman, abc news, brussels. >> next that new warning for american travellers as the busiest travel week of the year gets under way. u.s. cities on heightened alert this morning. w york conducted drills, practicing what to do o in the event of a suicide attack. the los angeles airport preparing, as well. security stepped up at transportation centers all across the country. the threat not just from terror groups overseas. >> we arand we continue to be and we have been concerned about copycat-like attacks. >> the state department says the alert is not based on any specific intelligence about an imminent attack. it is not meant to stotop americans they say from traveling, just to make sure they exerci

amanda blackburn, thehe pregnant wife of a pastor found dead many her home after an invasion earlier ththis month >>> a snowstorm blanketed the upr midwest this weekend. catching manyesidents by surprise, because the weather had been surprisingly mild. >>> a new storm is moving into the pafic northwest, bringing rain and snow, possibly heavy snow near the great lakes. chilly this the deep south and heads that way. >>> and finally, a man on a mission. former navy s.e.a.l. taking big leaps in a winged suit to help raise money for his fellow vetera. >> his goal to set four world records in one jump to raise $1 million. here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: you're watching a man on a mission. andy stumpf. a highly decorated former navy s.e.a.l. now battling in the air. he's weaearing a wged suit. he's a world-class skydiver and instructor. climbing to more than 36,000 feet. too high to breathe on his own. as he prepares to jump, he makes the mistake of poking his head out and suddenly, the wind grabs him, spinning him around. >> i knew i was in for a wild ride. >> reporter: he could have bubut

let's end ththis. >>> okay. every two minutes frankly. and are you happier being on facebook or not? >> i think you're always trying to keepp with the joneses on facebook. right? >> it is. you're trying to live a different life. okay. so researchers in denmark put that to the test. they divide t-day groups, people who were always on facebook every day, and found -- and had them evaluate their life satisfaction out of a score of 10 after that week. so people who gave up facebook for a week, tho who were there every day. by far they found the people who gave up facebook for a week were happier. they were more decisive. they were enthusiastic. theyey were less worried, lonely, and less stressed compared to those lonely people who were on facebook every day. >> i think so. because you're a looker on faceok. you see what else everybody else is doing. and you're at home looking at the computer. i getthat. >> all right. >> i'm at the point of parenthood where my kids get up way too early. they're toddlers. but there's parents whose childrenet up

ththis debatshowed sharp differences on substance. particularly immigration. >> we know you can't pick them up and ship them across -- back across the border. i don't have to hear from this man. believe me. >> reporter: john kasich mocked donald trump's signature plan to remove 11 million undocumented immigrants. and jeb bush piled on. >> they're doing high fives in the clinton campaign right now when they hear this. >> reporter: bush tried to steady his campaign. so did ben carson, after days of qutions about his biography. >> people who know me know that i'm an honest person. >> reporter: as front-runners carson and tru were center stage, ted cruz tried to break through. >> there are more words in the irs code than there are in the bible. and not a one of them is as good. >> reporter: carly fiorina also tried to assert herself. >> ronald reagan didn't send troops -- >> ronald reagan walked away from reykjavik. he walked away. quit talk -- >> reporter: drawing this rebuke from trump. >> why don't you keep interrupting everybody? >> r