andy tom robert says there is : some frustration over the pace of the investigation, but he thinks that' s normal with any unsolved case. he says he and his family know work is being done to catch whoever is responsible. >> i think we are getting past, we are way past the shock stage and we' re all looking for some sort of resolution and there' s some anxiety about that. we know people are working on this and we' ll get this. we are hopeful that it will be resolved at some point. andy officials say there is also : still a 42,000 dollar reward in this case that remains in effect. tom: new information tonight in a deadly shooting in manchester. the attorney general' s office says that michael pittman died of a gunshot wound to the torso. he was shot tuesday night outside his granite street apartment. investigators are calling his death a homicide and say the shooting is not random. and they are still searching for the suspect. jennifer a small plane bound for : new hampshire' s seacoast crashed last night. the plane was registered to a rye man and investigators say they have recovered a b

>> reporter: tom robert says the reward for information leading to a break in the case is now up to around $40,000. he's hoping it may lead to even more tips in the case. >>> tonight, a local man is accused of trying to attack a woman and her toddler with a knife. now he is in police custody. 27-year-old david brock of mansfield is facing charges. police say he charged at a woman and her toddler with that knife today. officers then arrested him at gunpoint. he is expected to be in court tomorrow, but the woman and baby are both doing okay. lisa? >>> tonight, there is growing friction over the cause of a deadly russian plane crash. u.s. officials isis terrorists probably planted a bomb on board. other countries don't agree and say no one should be saying anything until investigators announce the official cause. >> reporter: as search teams are out, they can't be certain. >> it looks increasingly likely that that was the case. >> reporter: british prime minister david cameron grounded all u.k. flights to and from egypt. the doomed plane took off from the resort town last saturday before it b

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hi, everybody i am tom roberts and good to have you with us this hour.ws and new reaction on the deadly russian plane crash in egypt. this as evidence and fear grows that a bomb could have brought it down. >> at this point in united states has not made our own determination about the cause of the incident. however, we can not rule anything out and the possibility of terrorist involvement. >> although a u.s. official told nbc news that there's evidence that indicates a bomb, british officials say that a bomb likes likely. e gyp says that there's no data to confirm a bomb and russia says that it's too early to draw conclusions. here are other developments that we're tracking. isis making the third separate claim of responsibility for the crash. a new isis video shows a russian speaking con verb claiming responsibility. there's no support to the claims, but we're covering the story from all angles. i want to start in cairo and what are the new details from investigators that have the two black boxes? >> well, there's so many moving parts to this story. what

and the command staff the police department deputy smith and michael redman and gary tom and deputy chief ali and robert mows and o'sullivan and tom nolan chaplain and ann maddox and commander thank you and thank you for being here (clapping.) distinguished guests and family members and friends i'm the chief of staff and greg suhr i welcome you to the promotional ceremony between january 17th and september 26, 2015, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> thank you lieutenant o'connor will you rise for the posting of the colors. >> please remain stand for the national anthem present arms. >> oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? (clapping.) >> thank you chanel i don't think she needed a microphone if e

tom kline and robert monk loose ohio represent some of the passengers that were injured and those thatere killed. some of them should have been on the radio telling him he's got to slow down. i've heard nothing as far as why he was going that fast. and while brandon bostnain has told investigators he doesn't what happened, he hasn't told criminal investigators anything. we've been waiting for him to come in, but he has failed to do so far. the first person he communicated with seconds after the train was a female passenger. kline says bostian loaned his phone to the passenger to call her father. it speaks to the fact that he was alert, that he was competent, that he was making decisions, that he was fully in control. they was able to define and locate his phone. he was able to exit the locomotive. he called # 11 himself. he was able to give his phone to another passenger. he told investigator he was dazed. he had a gash on his head that later required 15 staples. nonetheless, he calmly reported the crash and asked for help. but never identified himself as the train's engineer. everythi

tom cole and now he got the coming up on news 9 tonight. the fbi has joined the hunt for denise robert' s killer as her family waits for answers. but it' s starting to wear off. tom: the reminders in s north end about the sudden end to this woman' s life. hampshire, but do we hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% more data than verizon and at&t. plus $400 per line. >> you are watching wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: the ntsb says it has found part of the cargo ship that sank last month during hurricane joaquin. navy remote underwater vehicles discovered the bridge deck of the el faro. the ship' s black box data recorder should be attached to the bridge deck. 33 crew members were on board the el faro when it went down. some of them had ties to new england. a secret service agent has been charged with trying

tom: we do have developing news tonight in the search for the person who killed denise robert. the f.b.i. has now apparently joined the investigation. good evening, new hampshire, i'm tom griffith. jennifer: and i'm jennifer vaughn. her murder in a manchester neighbor has gone unsolved now for two months. we'll be right back cronin has more on these developments live from where the crime happened. reporter: some of the residents who live north of where the shooting happened on ray and north adams street say that they have signed consent forms to give investigators permission to search their yards this week.

joining us the former fbi assistant director, tom and robert and the former cia operative, the cnn intelligenceviation correspondent richard quest. paul, what are you hearing about the confidence level this was a bomb? >> david cameron today said more likely than not, i don't think he would have said that unless they have very strong intelligence pointers towards the idea of a bomb and this intelligence coming into the united states and into the united kingdom is separate from that investigation, that forensic investigation on the ground in equipment and there suggesting an insider at sham el sheikh airport who placed the device on a plane and also that chatter that barbara starr has been reporting about suggesting that isis and sinai may have had responsibility for this attack, if they did get a conventional bomb inside the plane, it would be a possibility. this is a track record inside the egyptian police and military. there was an attack in cairo in january 2014 where a senior in the police force helped the group, wolf. >> it's chilling when you think about it. richard, what are you hearing

. >> attorneys tom kline decline and robert among lucy represent many of the of the passengers killed and 200 passengers who were injured. >> again, the signals on the track, dispatchers, somebody should have been on the radio to tell him he's got to slow down. i heard nothing as far as why he was going that fast. >> why brandon told ntsb investigators he doesn't remember what happened, he hasn't told criminal investigators anything. >> waiting for him to come in, you he has yet to do so at this point in time. >> first person saw and communicated with second after he called out of the train, female passenger, kline said he loaned his cell phone to the passenger to call her. >> to speak to the fact that he was. >> fine and locate his phone, which-bagged. he was able to exit the locomotive. he gave his, he called 911 himself. he was able to give his phone to another passenger. >> he told investigators, he was dazed, he had a gash on his head, that later required 15 staples. nonetheless, he commonly reported the crash and asked for help, but never identified himself as the train's engine

robert feeling the weight of unanswered questions. >> every heart beats true for the red, white and blue. tom: and we' ll introduce you to the nurse who made sure this veteran didn' t miss out on the day in his honor. like we do. now, news tonight. shelley: we' breaking news. u.s. forces have carried out an airstrike targeting the man seen in the islamic state video of james foley' abc news is reporting that u.s. officials say the man known as jihadi john is believed to have been killed. within syria. tom cole and he was seen in the near -- in the media showing the murder of james foley last summer. he was also seen in the video hostages. once again, jihadi john the target of an airstrike by the u.s. in syria tonight. tom: good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. >> three people are facing overdose death rochester including her mom. >> the fact that it is the mother of the victim makes it even more disturbing to me. tom this afternoon, police : revealed that eve tarmey died last month from a fentanyl overdose. wmur' s stephanie woods is live in rochester tonight. stepha

tom: we will continue this through the day on bloomberg television and radio. rum cornell, the former physicist turned economist robertill talk to us about linkages and correlations in the new volatile market. francine lacqua in london, i am tom keene in new york. ♪ francine: welcome back. this is bloomberg "surveillance." i am francine lacqua in london. mark carney will deliver his super thursday. we are expecting rate decisions, how they voted, we will be looking for hints on when the rate hike will con. -- will come. tom: there is a textbook that have to do with physics, then of theas halladay out university of pittsburgh. he memorized all of this. he was a giant of newtonian mechanics. one day he decided he was bored and turned to economics and moved to the university of san diego. then got a nobel prize in the agitation within the markets. now new york university's director of volatility institute. you do not look at agitation or volatility like mere mortals. when we report the vix, what do we get wrong? mr. engle: it is the volatility of the s&p 500. eligibility is in different asset and asset classes moved toge

and the command staff the police department deputy smith and michael redman and gary tom and deputy chief ali and robertann maddox and commander thank you and thank you for being here (clapping.) distinguished guests and family members and friends i'm the chief of staff and greg suhr i welcome you to the promotional ceremony between january 17th and september 26, 2015, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> thank you lieutenant o'connor will you rise for the posting of the colors. >> please remain stand for the national anthem present arms. >> oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? (clapping.) >> thank you chanel i don't think she needed a microphone if everyone will be seed correction stand fast while

and the command staff the police department deputy smith and michael redman and gary tom and deputy chief ali and robert mows and o'sullivan and tom nolan chaplain and ann maddox and commander thank you and thank you for being here (clapping.) distinguished guests and family members and friends i'm the chief of staff and greg suhr i welcome you to the promotional ceremony between january 17th and september 26, 2015, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> thank you lieutenant o'connor will you rise for the posting of the colors. >> please remain stand for the national anthem present arms. >> oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? (clapping.) >> thank you chanel i don't think she needed a microphone if e

and the command staff the police department deputy smith and michael redman and gary tom and deputy chief ali and robert mows and o'sullivan and tom nolan chaplain and ann maddox and commander thank you and thank you for being here (clapping.) distinguished guests and family members and friends i'm the chief of staff and greg suhr i welcome you to the promotional ceremony between january 17th and september 26, 2015, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> thank you lieutenant o'connor will you rise for the posting of the colors. >> please remain stand for the national anthem present arms. >> oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? (clapping.) >> thank you chanel i don't think she needed a microphone if e

and the command staff the police department deputy smith and michael redman and gary tom and deputy chief ali and robertand o'sullivan and tom nolan chaplain and ann maddox and commander thank you and thank you for being here (clapping.) distinguished guests and family members and friends i'm the chief of staff and greg suhr i welcome you to the promotional ceremony between january 17th and september 26, 2015, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> thank you lieutenant o'connor will you rise for the posting of the colors. >> please remain stand for the national anthem present arms. >> oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? (clapping.) >> thank you chanel i don't think she needed a microphone if everyon

-- denise robert new hope after months of no answers. her brother tom. >> some people may have heard something at the scene of the crime but other people may have heard or overheard something or saw something after the fact where the perpetrator may have been bragging or did something to hide something. >> reporter: something the evidence response team is looking for. investigators scouring the scene. police climbing through windows in the radius of this tri-pod set up where she was murdered. >> this is like some nba show. >> reporter: for now, the attorney general's office is mum. shouldn't they say leads are not coming in as much as when it first happened. wondering why now? >> they need all of the help they can get. they are really out there now. >> the report for information leading up to the case is up to about $40,000 and he's hoping that attention on the case now will led to more information. many manchester, new hampshire, christina hager, wbz news. david, back to you. >> big break would be good. >>> breaking news tonight. the president said the

tom brady and jon bon jovi, a close personal friend of bill belichick. the old giants stadium. look at the guy on the right -- there he is. commissioner roger goodell with robert carft.-- craft. bon jovi may have to step in and be the official. this on tom brady' s facebook page. this is out of gulliver' s travels. the patriots are the lilliputians against the giants. need a full team effort to take down the giants. right now the patriots are involved in a fight. how about the green bay packers? rodgers cuts an eight point deficit to 6. here is the two-point conversion. it is batted away. onside kick. look whose arms it goes through -- megatron. green bay has it. mason crosby has a field goal attempt. it is hard to tell that was blocked. no good. it is the first time the lions have won in green bay in 24 games. in philadelphia, it is the -- a bounce. how' s that? for a touchdown. they were down 16-3. he' s in. he gets picked off later on. miami over the eagles 20-19, was the final. thanksgiving is coming up and i want to wear your school sweatshirt. give me a good reason. so, right now go to wcvb.com click on sports or my facebook or twitter account. school' s

and the command staff the police department deputy smith and michael redman and gary tom and deputy chief ali and robert mows and o'sullivan and tom nolan chaplain and ann maddox and commander thank you and thank you for being here (clapping.) distinguished guests and family members and friends i'm the chief of staff and greg suhr i welcome you to the promotional ceremony between january 17th and september 26, 2015, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> thank you lieutenant o'connor will you rise for the posting of the colors. >> please remain stand for the national anthem present arms. >> oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? (clapping.) >> thank you chanel i don't think she needed a microphone if e

the majority were felix black, williamgo a douglas, robert jackson, and tom clark.he minority was chief justice vinson voted with justices stanley reed and sherman. we will return to another oral argument and this is from one of the other clerks, his name is george nieback. it is an exchange between justices jackson and clark in their decision. let's listen. >> after they announced the decision at that time, at that time clark sat on one side of jackson, probably on the left, and tom clark announced his concurrence and i do not remember if he wrote to the opinion or not. but jackson leaned over to truman and whispered, i'm glad you see you have decided to be a judge, tom. now jackson told me that. >> you reacted when you heard that. >> it was very interesting, yes. and of course jackson is talking about this from his own experience. he was attorney general under roosevelt during which time he made some arguments very similar to those he is about to reject in this case. same thing happened. with the korematsu case. and for jackson, it was very important to recognize

. >> tom, this is thomas roberts in new york.e to prove the fact that they contributed to the death of lambert. as ari pointed out criminally this remains an open investigation without charges and without any adjudication from the criminal side. why do you feel confident that you can move forward with this civil lawsuit? >> well, thomas, it's a good point but there's a differing versions of standards of proof n. a criminal case, beyond a reasonable doubt. in a civil case, it's preponderance of the evidence. it is a little bit more than 50%. i think the videotape is very, very clear and it's powerful evidence that the factor that is did into the death and the mechanism of mr. lambert's death are shown on those videos. >> tom sweeney, we thank you for joining us here. your first remarks since the tapes aired. thomas? >> yeah. our thanks to tom sweeney. ari, thanks to you. i think we are still so confused by everything we have seen and heard and even though you have vetted this and the reporting, the forensics you have gone over and

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tom: off the top tonight at 6:00, this is what the neighborhood where denise robert was killed two months ago, looked like today as a team from the fbi searched yards for evidence in her unsolved murder. good evening i' m tom griffith. jennifer and i' m jennifer : vaughn. the focus of the search was about a block away from where she was shot. wmur' s andy hershberger is live with more from the scene tonight. andy: things have wrapped up for

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tom cole now the fbi helping state and local investigators try to figure out who killed the knees robert. she was killed while walking in a quiet manchester neighborhood about two months ago. neighbors said law enforcement officials will be searching their yards this week. my joins us now from the police department. mike: people who live in the north end say they' re glad the feds are now involved in the investigation. but many we talked to are still on guard and most didn' t want to be identified on camera because of all the questions that remain. it' s been more than two months since denise robert was murdered in manchester' s north end. still, there are no answers. but now the fbi is joining the investigation. >> knowing that we have outside resources to help us, as a community, let' s all just work together. mike: in august the 62-year-old was shot and killed on ray street. she died of a single gunshot wound. robert was out for her usual sunday night walk in the quiet neighborhood. police say a pickup truck drove away and sped toward the city on union street. the driver was described

robert dear walked in and opened fire, wolf? >> pamela, thanks very much. let's bring in tom fuentas. and sonny hou. er robert lewis dear face the death penalty? colorado hasn't executed a prisoner since 1997. >> that's right and i think he certainly could face the death penalty. we know james holmes, the colorado shooter faced the death penalty but we know he wasn't given the death penalty. i think in colorado we're dealing with a state that may charge him with the death penalty. he may not be convicted of the death penalty or get the death penalty, rather but i think what is interesting is that the public defender that we're looking at now, daniel king was also representing james holmes. so he at least has one representing him very familiar with the death penalty and familiar with the process and i think it's too soon still to determine whether or not the prosecution will seek the death penalty. i'm sure that's a decision that hasn't been made yet because they don't know enough about his motive and don't know enough about this case to make that determination. >> jeffrey, three people were murdered,

tom: fbi investigators search the scene of a murder in manchester inch by inch. and the family of denise robert says this is evidence her death hasn' t been forgotten. mike: the spring-like pattern continues on friday with record warmth in at least one spot. how high temps go plus the cooler changes we' ll see this weekend. shelley: one police officer is using his cell phone to fight the heroin epidemic. >> you gotta be compassionate. you' ve got to show that you care. shelley: the offer he has extended to people trying to fight addiction. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: we are hearing from emily mcgee from rye was the pilot killed in a plane crash last night. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. the small plane bound for new hampshire' s seacoast, went down off the coast of new york and tonight his family and investigators are trying to figure out how this tragedy could have happened. phil mcgee says he already misses his beloved brother brad, the two of them in this picture with brad on the right. >> i always thought of brad

robert johnson said he will seek a supreme court judgeship. he ran against o'connor. >>> contentious race for mount vernon mayor. richard tom mass has 75% of the vote. >>> in other news, and new tonight, police released video of a couple accused of burglarizing several businesses in the bush wick section of brooklyn. they struck at least four times between september 29th and tober 29th. each time cutting the locks on to get in to including twice on irving avenue. this video is from nicker bok er avenue. if you recognize the iman or woman in these pictures give the nypd a call. >>> all lanes of the cross bronx expressway are open after massive delays caused by this truck. a tractor-trailer snagged utility cable and pulled them down to the highway. the westbound lanes had to be shut down force ing thousands of up to three hours. the road was reopened to traffic at 8:00 tonight. >>> it could take days to repair the damage caused by flooding at homes and businesses in long island. the water came from a 50-year-old water main that ruptured leaving a gaping hole in the street. it is not clear why it broke but it is in the process

tom: keep this up. mctier -- those are the names within these three. , a giant iner anhematics -- robert mctier, acclaimedia school economist. richard fisher was a little bit like these guys. francine: boil it down. what does it mean? are we having more dissent? tom: that's a great question -- we may be very bank of england-y. kashkari will become a voting member until 2017. tom: are we going to end up like you guys, where you have adam pozen come out -- we has never done that in the u.s. francine: and there is so much dissent that question people whether it is held. -- whether it is helpful. tom: i just think it is a seat change in all that we do, when you see these three people. francine: coming up next, we speak with the ceo of carlsbad. this is bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. i am putting on my best dutch accent for tom keene full ♪ . ♪ tom: in america, it is remembrance day. we say veterans day across the united states -- many schools and government offices are closed today. vonnie was talking about the market's close as well in various parts of the worl

robert: when in doubt just forget about it. >> we will be b leon: breaking news from landover. tom roussey just arrived on the scene of a shooting there. what can you tell us now? tom: you can see behind me, a huge presence. this is the focus of the investigation. summer ridge apartment complex. this is a homicide investigation i'm told. there are officers on scene. we don't have many details but we are told in response to a shooting and they found a man shot and killed up the road in the apartment complex. reporting live, i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. maureen: a feast of sharing brought hundreds to the convention center. they were all in the holiday spirit. >> ray is having the thanksgiving meal a day early. he and his family are homeless. so this holiday turkey and the fixings will be shared with 5,000 other d.c. residents at the annual feast for sharing at the convention center. >> the cheerleaders and a gospel choir helped create the atmosphere. the volunteers staffed the event. 17-year-old leah hill gave up day out to you help out. >> i'm blessed to have a fo

tom costello takes us to a utah get a handle on the problem and lead. >> early morning at the university of utah med center, and robert garner is headed to replaces. a routine surgery performed every day in the country, but here, the surgery will cost less and he should recover faster. same true for the new mom having a c-section in o.r. five. dr. vivian lee runs the university of utah health care system. >> when you compare us to other university hospitals across the country, we have seen our costs go down. >> you have dawn down? down a lot, 30%. through a software tool they developed to identify every penny spent. every bandage, aspirin, scalpel, iv, x-ray, how much it costs treat patients down to the second. by drilling down on the costs, the university determined that patient care here in the e.r. cost 82 cents per minute. o.r. take, for example, dr. a, who performs hernia repairs. his choice of instruments and meds put his o.r. costs 23% below other surgeons. and his patients spent 14% less time in the hospital. >> what we found is that more often than not, lower costs come with better outcomes. >> really? lower

tom shillue here tonight. >>> our quotation of the evening, we turn to one of my favorite writers robert hineland who said, quoteand, yes i found our leaders always have the highest and holiest of motives when they lay low the values and founding principles of this country. we're coming right back. >>> there's no kind way to describe what our president has been saying of late. listen as he says so-called syrian refugees are no greater threat than tourists. >> the idea that somehow they pose a more significant threat than all the tourists who pour into the united states every single day just doesn't jibe with reality. lou: when the president isn't insulting republicans, he's insulting your intelligence and mine. rich lowry and a.b. stoddard are here next. >>> and the rise of liberal fascism in america. hillary clinton quite the practitioner. she and her leftist acolytes want to control how we speak, what we read, what we hear, and already persecuting those who mock her. hillary clinton now waging a war on comics and comedy, but there's nothing funny about it. the five's juan williams and type 2 diabetes doesn't c

tom hardy doubles his fun in legend playing dual roles. julia roberts seeks revenge in secret in their eyes. and of course some comedy. seth ro began, anthony mack ky and joseph gordon levitt in "the night before." lot of action in theaters this weekend. next up on 7 news today at 9:00 we get serious. we have the latest from belgium. the nation is on high alert. we'll tell you why. plus the latest on a terror attack in mali where a massachusetts native was killed. we continue following breaking news here locally. an arrest made after a 2-year-old was kidnapped in hamilton yesterday. >>> we're following breaking news for you. investigators charging a former baby-sitter with kidnapping a 2-year-old girl found on the side of the road in raleigh. >>> terror attacks in mali. one american from massachusetts among those killed. >>> high alert now. a european country that shares a border with france placing its capital city on lockdown after a terror threat. plus trouble on the tarmac. chris christie. why his boston bound flight had to turn around before even t

i'm robert gray and now back to the overnight show you can't get enough of, "red eye." >> welcome to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levy at the "red eye" news deck. >> happy sandwich day. >> i love a good sandwich. >> me too. any idea what mark's favorite sandwich is? >> am -- ham and cheese? >> you would be wrong. according to a survey it is turkey. >> i never would have guessed that. it proves what i have been saying all along. the influence of islam in this country is growing rapidly. >> it is hurtful. >> i didn't mean that in a negative way. >> it is hurtful you underestimate the power of the jews and eventually that will be your undoing. >> let's welcome our guests. she is one of a kind. she must be because no one named tony ever named their daughter jedediah. jedediah bila. i don't know why he doesn't have a consumer device column. the writer and producer for reason.com anthony fisher. she appeared on mad tv, chelsea lately and party down. she gets good shows canceled. actress and comedian. and you would think he was a mermaid in a sea shell the way he clings to the ste

robert lewis deer. had spent decades in north and south corolina. he has a history of brushes with the law including a peeping tom complaint in his home state. earlier today a vigil was held at a down town church for the victims. planned parenthood officials say they remain to committed to their cause. >>> activists will keep being active because we believe that all people deserve the right to this freedom. what happened yesterday was a terrible crime, resulting in a terrible tragedy and we will never forget it. >> reporter: the president on twitter commenting. he issued a statement of condolence to the family saying we have to do something about the easy accessibility of weapons of war on our treats to people who have no business wielding them period. enough is enough. police and the state patrols saal uted the procession. the police officer was a native of melrose. >>> he was a tremendous athlete. >> reporter: the siege began just before noon friday. he entered the clinic in open fire. beyond the three dead, nine people were wounded, including five police officers. he gave up to police after holding them at bay

tom brown. >> boy, he looked at it, he goes i know exactly where we're going. >> so we're talking about that list that they found with robert'sandwriting where he says town, dump, shovel -- >> bridge. >> bridge. and that brought you here. >> yep. >> tell us why. show me. let's talk about it. where's the bridge? >> it's actually about a mile and a half down this way. >> this is the bridge to nowhere. it was a bridge built to an island where housing would be constructed. although no construction ever materialized, robert durst would have been familiar with the bridge. >> how does he know about this place? >> it's just local legend. >> but he's not from here. >> people illegally dump here. >> my theory in 1982 was atlantic city was all the rage, property developers were looking for places to put in developments and big buck housing. who would know better than people from the durst foundation about selling real estate? >> the durst organization, yeah. >> this would have been known -- >> and if they had put that bridge in and completed it over to that island, that would have been prime, prime -- >> that is the bridge to nowhere. >

and the command staff the police department deputy smith and michael redman and gary tom and deputy chief ali and robertd o'sullivan and tom nolan chaplain and ann maddox and commander thank you and thank you for being here (clapping.) distinguished guests and family members and friends i'm the chief of staff and greg suhr i welcome you to the promotional ceremony between january 17th and september 26, 2015, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> thank you lieutenant o'connor will you rise for the posting of the colors. >> please remain stand for the national anthem present arms. >> oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? (clapping.) >> thank you chanel i don't think she needed a microphone if everyone

robert lewis dear. he had spent decades in north and south carolina before moving to colorado. he has brushes with the law including a peeping tom complaint in his home town. >>> we're here to honor the lives of those who were killed yesterday by a domestic terrorist. >> reporter: earlier today a vigil was held at a down town church for the victims. planned parenthood officials say they remain committed to their cause >>> we will keep being active because we believe that all people deserve the right to this freedom. >> reporter: president obama commenting on violence on twitter said this. he issued a statement of condolence to the families saying: >> reporter: police and the state patrols saluteked the procession of the police officer killed 44-year-old garrett swayze the father of two young children >>> his home town community will take-- do whatever it takes to support his family in this tragic time. >> reporter: the siege began just before noon friday. he opened the clinic in open fire. >>> we're in the parking lot, somebody is shooting. >> reporter: the three dead and nine people were wounded, including five police officers.

but tom costello is taking us inside a hospital that figured a way to get a handle on the problem and early morning at the university of utah med center, and robert garner is headed to the o.r. to country. but here, the surgery will cost less, and he should recover faster. same true for the new 5. dr. vivian lee runs the university of utah health care system. "when you compare us to other university hospitals across the country, while their costs have gone up, we've actually seen our costs go down." (:06) tool they've developed to identify every penny spent: -every bandage, aspirin, scalpel, iv, xray. ....how much it costs to treat patients...down to the second! "by drilling down on the costs, the university determined that take, for example, "dr. a" who performs hernia repairs. his below other surgeons! and his patients spent 14% less time in the hospital. "what we found is that more come with better outcomes?" charlton: the best. went about standardizing procedures, program, already $5-7 million in control. tom costello, nbc news, reporting... the pilot program in that story is expected to expand to other hospitals beginning early next year...