new toght at 11. police are searching for a man suspected of robbing a brentwood bank. the incident happened yesterday around two o'clock in the afternoon. at the tri counties bank. police say a man gave the bank teller a note demanding money. and took cash. officers say no one saw any weapon. and no one was hurt during the incident. police described the suspect as a hispanic man with a mustache. aboud 40 years old. around five- foot-six- inches tall. anyone with information is asked to call brentwood police. a fremont man has been arrested and charged with viciously killing his mother. kron four's alecia reid brings us the latest. >> alecia :brutally murdered inside the apartment she shared with her son. >> : i can't believe her own son would do this >> alecia :identified by former students as nailah pettigenthe victim is said to have been a math teacher at american high. >> : when i heard the news my heart just dropped >> alecia :alex reyes says pettigen was his special ed math teacher all four years he went to school here. like many others now reminiscing of the scho

speaking of history, the "remembering our fallen" exhibit opens toght in wakefield, nebraska. it features more than 90 fallen nebraska soldiers depicted in personal and military photos. this exhibit is housed at the little red hen theatre for the weekend. the exhibit opened today at 5. your last chance to see it, in wakefield, will be sunday from 12 to 4. a nebraska man is auctioning off some of his classic cars this weekend. harv bish has over 100 of them. one of his favorites is a 1960 plymouth belvedere. but come this weekend - they'll all be g ge. bish turns 86 next monththnd he burden his four children with unloading his car collection once he's gone. so he hired an auctioneer. the auction begins tomorrow morning at 9:30 in aurora if you want to make the roarip. it's located between lincn and grand island. brad's here -- with a busy night of high school football ahead. only 2 weeks are left in the regular season, and the games are getting more important. ktiv"s mark freund is live in paullina, iowa. woodbury central is still fighting for a playoff spotott south o'brien. w

i don't plan on slowing down any y time soo >>> finally toght, get ready for "hunger games" mania to take over again. the final movie almost here. scene stealer elizabeth banks is with our colleague and yahoo! global news anchor katie couric talking fashionably ferocious >> welcome to the 76th hunger games. >> reporter: in just three weeks get ready for the premiere of the fourth and final installment of "the hungergames." >> i can't s say how i would usually say it but i would say [ bleep ] goes down. >> reporter: who better to put the finishing touches on the hugely successssful franchise thann the fierce fashionista aka elizabeth banks. >> eyes bright. chins up. smiles on. >> any surprises in this last film? and does it stay te to the book? >> it stays me true to the book than even i expected. it's the cull minute naig of the battle between katniss and president snow. >> i know for the role you wrote a letter to the director gary ross. you have no hesitation of going for what you want, do you? which is great. >> i got great advice a long time ago, you do not get what you don't ask

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now, tell us about the drink you created for the show toght? >> so, justin and i -- >> eddy's not from here. >> jimmy: okay, there we go. [ laughter ] thank you. i was wondering. he has an accent. >> here we go. so, tonight, we're doing something really special. we're using the 901 that you guys were discussing earlier. >> jimmy: yeah. >> tripled distilled, super smooth, super premium, silver tequila. >> jimmy: aha. >> what we've done with it, so justin told me -- >> jimmy: why is it distilled three times? does that make a difference? you don't have to answer. you don't know why. >> it makes it better. >> jimmy: what? >> it makes itetter. >> jimmy: okay, thank you, justin. that's great. >> so we distill it three times. take out all the impurities, so it's agegeubsequent distillation. it gets cleaner, smoother. >> so it mes it better. >> jimmy: okay, thank you. [ laughter ] when justin was there, we gave -- >> jimmy: we did an infusion thing where i put jalapeno in our tequila a little bit. so then we struined it, we infused it, and it was a spi

while you're cheering, do we have any new york mets fans in the audience toght? [ cheers and applause ] tonight from wrigley field in chicago, game three between the mets and the cubs. the mets have not won a world series since 1986. the cubs have not won since 1908. it's like rocky fighting seabiscuit. meanwhile the giants got beat up by the eagles last might on "monday night football." it wasn't much of a game. in fact,he most interesting moment came before the game even started. listen very closely here because it would appear that coach mike ditka put too much kraut on his polish sausage at lunch. >> i'm going to take the eagles because i think they're going to stay on the field on first down and third down confusion. >> i was from philly but they got rid of me so i'm going with the giants. >> the giants w win, the eles -- >> jim: hear that? i don't know if they -- i don't know if they put the microphone in his pants or what, but mike diditka told the ""chicago sun-times"" today she didn't do it. i love that he had t tell them that. let's look at the end part

trying toght in introduce the black friday concept, and they have been bringing people back into the and it seems to be working. it is putting some fix back in spending. maybe somesaying stabilization, tentative. tentative. any ideas they have any momentum? enda: they may have hit the bottom. the bank was having to cut interest rates to record lows, and the government had to pump in stimulus. rish: record lows. do we get more of this when we get back dissension -- decision this week? and: i think we will watch see how things pan out, and they have already changed interest and it maytimes, take up as we go into the holiday demand from europe and the u.s. street remember, this is a nation of high-tech goods, semi conductors, and then there is the shopping season. rish: thank you very much, enda curran. uber may be facing a setback. there are the online taxi hailing services. let's get more and get over to our bloomberg news asia editor, who is joining us live from shanghai. talk us through some of these key changes on the table. reporter: right ,rish. there were guidelines, seeking pub

sienna miller is on the show ni toght. look at sienna miller. [ cheers and applause ] ooh li-la. i mean, come on. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: she's the greatest. >> steve: give it up. >> jimmy: i've known her for a a while. she's super fun. and i'm going to chall wienge her to. a fun game tonight. i'm going to challenge her to a a game of "egg russian roulette." [ cheers and applause ] i don't know, it's up to her. she doesn't have to do it. >> steve: doesn't have to do it. >> jimmy: she can always say no. >> steve: that's what a a challenge means. >> jimmy: you just challenge. exactly, yeah.w see if she says -- she can always say no, but we want her to say yes. plus, we have great music from borns, ladies and gentlemen. cheers and applause ] just -- he's kind of born with that, right? it's like, "yeah, wh ever " >> steve: born with it. >> jimmy: #thishappened. laughter ] i guess this happened, but it's aa good jam. want to hear the jam? >> steve: are you gonna snap off a piece? >> jimmy: yeah. "electric love," this is borns. this is a good jam. listen to this thing. >> jimmy: t

for like 50dy paid onto, toght, from 20 67, i propose as a way to generate more work and more for people to allow for people 67 or older not have to continue to pay into the payroll because that's their retirement, pocketsright to their allowing them to grow. we have an earned income tax credit in our country that is the best means to deal with that are near or at the poverty level to get them to work. talk aboutpeople raising the minimum wage, i think $15 was the high bid rate debate, itin the will kill a half a million jobs. trust me. left and right that's pretty much the argument. true.'s because auto makes, innovation takes place and people have to howr their cost asks that's they do it. earned income tax credit for people that are single, which doesn't exist now and say from 20 to 25, if you got that you'd have hundreds of thousands of young people being able to work and get their first rung on the ladder. these things requires a change because the well intended ideas and laws in 1950, maybeed in 1975, they don't work in the world we're in today. need a total transformation of the r

toght, fair skies with aa low of 47.onon wednesday arounnd anan inch expected. dryry to end the week. >> and i've got to get a double high five. give me a double high five. because you're 10. happy birthday, buddy. let get inside to lara and get some "pop." >>> we begin "pop news" with jimmy kimmel. he just wrapped a week of shows from brooklyn. he sat down with the new york mets and star pitcher jacob degrom. >> you can see here, you want to dress like jacob degrom -- >> that's the first time i have seen it. he told me about it today. >> before they named it after you, it was called the, um, see, up here in the corner, the brunette seductress. >> jimmy rounded up former elementary school classmates to re-create his third grade class photo. notice the picture. he wasn't able to reach his teacher, mrs. metz. so mr. mets stepped in. a great chat with jay z. all good, jimmgym my -- jimmy. >>> when we heard cheese is as addictive as drugs, we had to check into it. and this is nacho regular report. this study concludes cheese

west toght, fair skies th low around 50. 67. a blast of cold air arrives for r the weweekend d with higghs in the 50s and the first frosof the season west of d.c. ass overnight lows dip into the 30s. >> too many birthdays to talk about out here. we'll go ahead and get to "pop." >> thank you, ginger. time for "pop news," you guys. and get ready to have a very murray christmas. >> oh. >> this morning we have a sneak peek for you. bill murray's new holiday special. it just makes me laugh saying it coming to netflix. the star has high hopes, he actually promises it will go down as the greatest in history. >> wow. >> in history from the looks of the cast we're not doubting him. he's got george clooney, chris rock, miley cyrus and maya rudolph. >> come on. >> to name just a few all taking part in a variety style show. it's an early christmas gift arriving on december 4th. >> i love this song. >> i love it too. >> and i love bill murray. >> he's perfect. >>> so george knows if you don't know this we talk about it sometimes an apple

i want to thank their staffs for working toght closely with our staffs and others to produce what i think is a significantly smarter bill and stronger bill. is it perfect? no, not yet. but there's always room for improvement, and this is why we still have debate on a number of amendments made in order and for those meninged b mentioned by senator whitehouse that may be germane in conference. and while there may not be agreement on everything in this bill, i believe that most of our completion will come to the conclusion that -- colleagues will come to the conclusion that it will help to improve our nation's giewrt and bnation's cr economic security. the bill would ensure that our government is providing actionable intelligence to private-sector entities seeking to better protect themselves in cyberspace. businesses are hungry for information they can use to fend off attractio attacks and bettet their customers. this bill would make the federal government a much stronger partner for them. many companies i have talked to also want to share more information with the federal government about

i think we need toght ick some butt at some point. stuart: don't use that word. >> what, kick? one t. ouot very british of me. stuart: your politics confuse moin i naught -- i thought you were a liberal. >> i'm many things bump i'm american fiat. >> oh. aswho g: 15-lat'e. stuart: i want to tell you about the futures, we're gsling to be up not much, but we closed yesterday at 17,050, a fraction higher when we open up this morninopen thy the way, closing at 17,000 means that we're up close to a thousand pslints in a week. dr barton is here, now, you're going to be the killjoy, aren't Ãliaou? Ãliaou don't think it lastplo >> i don't think it lasts for a number of reasons. the biggest growth we've had all year has come on the heels of improving commodity prices, slil prices so we've got the old miners that have done a snap back rally and oil stocks that have done a snap r wck. look at the leaders, apple, amazon, not moving up as strongly, so i don't think wewhee at'er, i think we can hae a rally into year end. i'me weust cautioning pon right nolic this is not the time to jump in wh

we'lllstill stand chances of showers toght as a cold front starts to sh in. that front will cause the wind to switch to the northwest and it become gusty late tonight and wednesday morning. tomorrow is going to be windy and colder with winds gusting over 30 miles per hour and highs only getting into the low 50s. we could see lows near the freezing mark thursday and friday mornings with highs staying below average as well. we could see a late day shower friday with better chances friday night. we should dry out on halloween with highs getting into the upper 50s. temps in the 60s could >> and i think we've found the best seat in the house. how excited are you girls? >> very. >> very excited. >> what song are you hoping they play next "she's kinda hot". >> and i think there's a chance that that could be the next song coming up. guys? >> dylan, thank you very much. now to our revealing conversation with drew barrymore. her journal frechild star to hollywood a-lister is filled with interesting chapters and opens up with some of them in her new autobiography called

. >> reporter: an active investigation and recovery mission toght of what remains of this $175 million balloon, now deflated and pierced with 100 bullet holes. >> you may have heard shotgun that is how we are deflating it. >> reporter: this wild ride. senator somebody might ought to call 911. >> reporter: now, the herculean recovery effort begins, as they attempt to return this 10,000-plus pound balloon back to maryland. this 240-foot blimp detaching from a maryland military base, reaching altitudes as high as 16,000 feet. dragging a 6,600-foot metal cable behind it, knocking out power to nearly 30,000 customers. floating unmanned at about 50 miles per hour for a 160-mile journey to these pennsylvania woods. >> look at the size of that thing. >> reporter: this blimp, paid for with taxpayer dollars now tattered,ton and twisted. it's part of a nearly $3 billion test system now being used to defend the nation's capital against airborne attacks, with technology designed to find low-flying, fast-moving, small threats. but some argue it's too expensive and ineffective. >> something this expe