toronto started to run away with the game. in is lowry, a trupp l double. 13 points, 11 rebounds and ten assists for him. later on in the fourth, they kept the lead to 16. he gets the basket to go. raptors 103-84. randy whitman, what was going on tonight? >> what was going on? we weren't guarding. we didn't make shots. good old fashioned butt whooping. that's what it boiled down to. any other questions? >> right to the point, i love him. capitals with a winter classic preview taking on the blackhawks in chicago. chicago is up a goal on the power play. this is duncan keith. the blackhawks jump out to a 2-0 lead. second period, the caps not going away. andre with a two on one. he takes its himself. a beautiful shot here. caps finally get on the board in less than a minute later. it's marcus johanson. he tied it. the caps want more. matt is from way out, but scores anyway. this was sent to joel ward. caps come all the way back. they snap the five-game losing streak. 3-2 is the final. no time to rest for the capitals. they are bac

toronto, canada.t's arguably the hippest and probably most closely monitored shopping center in all of canada. how? by something everybody carries. smart phones over a dozen businesses on this mile long strip are monitoring phones and most people don't know about it. one is happy child bar and restaurant. a sinceor sniffwi-fi. >> why did you name it happy child? the data from trucking customers' phones? >> there is no way to get a feel for that, those kind of numbers unless you hire a marketing firm and spend thousands of dollars. feel. >> for brick and mortar establishments like myself, they arats a did you say advantage because they have web counters and all of this information how many people who come through the door and how long they stay. it gives you useful information here the average visit is two to three hours. >> has anyone come mind about this tracking? >> none of my actual patrons seem to mind. at the end of the day, if you are walking around with your wi-fi enabled, there is alternates m

also, as nicole was just report that fire location, 22nd street closed at toronto. so 23rd would be your best alternate, no delays for mass transit. erika? >> thank you, vet tore y breaking this morning, fire breaks out in a west philadelphia highrise. smoke bill owed from the 18th floor of the west park amounts, on holden street. firefighters got the call shortly before 2:00 a.m., and evacuated three floors of residents. they got those flames under control, about a half hour later. it is not yet clear what caused that fire. the good news, no injuries have been reported. >> and new this morning, police are investigating whether alcohol was a factor in this crash, in southwest philadelphia. it happened just before midnight, over at 61st and osage. police say a woman lost control and plowed into this church. she was taken to the hospital for treatment for a head injury. >> happening today, a ratification vote will take place for members of septa's largest transit union. leaders of transport workers local -- union local 234, and septa ex he can touch board, approved tw

. >> you studied history at the university of toronto. what was your first job? what were you writing about in your early days? >> i was working at a little magazine. i moved to washington dc and it kind of freelance for a variety of odd jobs. it was basically serendipitous. it was a lucky break random choice. >> a lucky break? that's the result of some pretty hard work. >> one of the mistakes we all make, we overestimate our qualifications and choices and underestimate the role of simple good fortune. >> if you think about my father representing the analytical side and my mother representing the side of technology, my work is to infuse those things. >> where the dispatch it to think critically come from? >> i was aboard child. -- a bored child. i had all this time on my hands and i was forced to imagine this world for myself. >> you studied history at the university of toronto. what was your first job? what were you writing about in your early days? >> i was working at a little magazine. i moved to washington dc and it kind of freelance for a variety of odd jobs

any snowfall you see to the north of toronto will stay to the north of us.ill stay dry heading into your monday, even into your tuesday to start off the day. future track shows that by mont, we wi we will see clouds. we could have rain drops along the coast tuesday night. the majority of the day should be nice and mild. we will see this mild air coming up from the south as we head into monday and also into tuesday, even lingering into wednesday. if you look at what happens on thursday, we are going to get a cold blast. cold air will make its way in. the temperatures will go down to the 40s for highs. future temperatures for tomorrow, we have a warmer day on tap for us. we should push into the 60s. if you plan on heading out to the game, by 8:30, the temperatures will drop down into the 50s. by the fourth quarter, 50 degrees and cool. for tonight, 41 degrees for philadelphia. 31 for suburbs to the north and west. tomorrow, warmer than what we saw today, ranging between 57 and 61 degrees. we will see our temperatures warming above average into the mid 60s as w

we are following the fire department activity in north philadelphia on north 22nd street between toronto and clearfield streets. you can take 21st or 23rd if you need to get around it. tracy? >> that's breaking news we're following in north philadelphia. one man was killed in that fire at a homeless shelter and now investigators are trying to pinpoint what caused it. monique braxton has been talking to officials at the scene for more than an hour now. monique, what have you learned? >> tracy, in the past half hour since we spoke to you, the body of the 57-year-old victim who was found up on that third floor apartment has been remived from the building. fire investigators tell us they don't think he stood a chance. looking at our video capturing the past couple hours. the new york native who lived here at alliance for youth mission and there was a walker near his bedside on his apartment floor. that's where investigators tell us they believe the blaze began at 3:00 this morning. >> the temperature is getting colder and more people get checked in and heaters and furnaces to make sure they'

meanwhile the wizards in toronto end -- toronto tonight, battle of the up and comers. john wall playing like an all store, 21 points, 10 dimes, four points per games and paul pierce already impressed. >> he's playing like the all- star he is and coming up huge in these games that we need early, especially while we're done and out many scorers. he's stepping up and shown growth. he's shown maturity and that's what we need from him every night. >> paul is happy he does not have to guard him anymore. >>> d.c. united put together a fantastic campaign this year, but for all their efforts they're on the verge of getting bounced out of the playoffs because of soccer's unique playoff format. d.c. united has to beat new york by at least two goals to stay alive. good luck. >> we have to play better. we have to have everybody show up and have good performances. if we do that, we can beat any team in this league 2-0, but talking about it is one thing and showing up tomorrow and doing that is another. >>> finally sisters venus and serena williams cut the ribbon on the new williams

look at the panda, a giant panda that lives at the toronto zoo is a big fan of the snow.. >> he was climbing down the hill in the pandaen closure and even ate several handfuls of snow. >> all that fear keeps him quite warm. >> thanks for joining us. is a and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription medicine that's used along with diet and exercise to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. invokana® is a once-daily pill that works around the clock to help lower a1c. here's how: the kidneys allow sugar to be absorbed back into the body. invokana® reduces the amount of sugar allowed back in, and sends some sugar out through the process of urination. and while it's not for weight loss, it may help you lose some weight. invokana® can cause important side effects, including dehydration, which may cause some people to have loss of body water and salt. this

. >> in toronto this country tries to get its controversial oil sand to market amid fierce that it could damage the environment. >> i nigerian government has asked to extend emergency rule for another six months. googood luck jonathan said that the military needed enhanced powers to fight boko haram. the government is accepting that it has not made head way in the battle of boko haram? >> well, the state of emergency was declared in may 2015 as you mentioned when the president addressed the president. at that time he made it clear that what boko haram was doing amounted to a declaration of war, and a deliberate attempt to undermine authority of the nigerian state. as an as a result, the military needed an idea of what that would mean. it means that these areas continue to be active areas of operation for the nigerian military. well, the military has the upper hand in wanting those areas above even the police and other states authority. the extra order measures have included the check points, conducting searches, and to lock down in those areas and impose curfew. as far as the government

last night the squad was in toronto.gling, ya, brett brown onto it, struggling to contain the raptors demar de rosen. he led toronto with 24 points, sixers fall to zero and seven with the 120 to 88 lost. sixers and match rick from dallas, thursday night. erika? >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we are continuing to follow breaking news, family overcome by fuels in their camden county home this morning. we'll get up a date from the scene coming up next. >>> also, an outpouring of support. why strangers came together to donate gifts to a boy that many have never met. >> and jessica and katie return. they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. got big changes weather wise, katie with the details, we'll be right >> fumes send three to the hospital. firefighters, ems crews, rush to home on hidden hollow lane in sicklerville earlier this morning. fire investigators believe that it was carbon monoxide related. they also tell "eyewitness news", a little girl collapsed shortly after they got t

brett brown's team short handed just nine players available in toronto.hird quarter derosen baseline makes that layup. he scored 24 points to lead the raptors and former sixer lou williams ended the third quarter with this jumper as the buzzer sounded. sixers fall to zero and seven. toronto with a one 20's-88 victory. >>> eagles return to the linc for the first time in almost a month tomorrow night against caroline n the panthers come into tomorrow night's game losers of three straight coming off of last season's surprising success the panthers supposed to be a contender for the nfc title but instead have floundered. they can get in season headed in the right direction with a big performance tomorrow night against the birds. >> going to be up to us to, you know, said and control the pace. we're going into a hostile environment in philadelphia where those fans are as passionate as they come. but for us it's going to be staying on the field and sustaining drives. >> cowboys taking on the jags across the pond in london. tony romo back in the lineup after mis

karl armstrong was the first captured in canada, in toronto, in february of 1972. so he was on the run for about 18 months before he was captured. he was extradited. it took a year to extradite him because he thought it the whole way, before he came to trial in madison in the fall of 1973. a lot of people felt his action of trying to blow up the army mathematics research center was a good idea and justified and the loss of robert was terrible but the statement he was making was important, so karl armstrong freedom party, freedom committee also established themselves. there were a lot of protests around the madison state capital with people wearing this t-shirt and this one as well, who felt karl should not go to jail. so there is a lot of feeling about karl going free. this last piece is a banner that was used in parades. it says to jail the army mathematics research center. we know it was used by a member of the karl armstrong freedom committee. he remembers taking this around to several parades in the fall of 1973 to protest karl's trial. karl is probably still k

philadelphia we have been watching this all morning long a fire location, between the second between toronto and clear field. we will see this close another roll with us throughout the morning rush hour, into and out of the neighborhood we just want to use numbered streets 21st or 23rd and west on the schuylkill all take tomorrow they are closing off ramp to conshohocken. folks will use gulph mills exit and work their way back but otherwise mass transit this friday morning off to a good start. chris and kerry back over to you. >>> 6:03. we are looking at the a suspect right here who admitted in court documents he abduct a with man right off of the streets of philadelphia 37 year old delven barn's a appeared in the virginia court. fox 29's steve keeley is on that development and has new video of barnes heading in to that arraignment. he is live outside fbi headquarters with that story, steve. >> reporter: check that, kerry, no arraignment last night. he has a charles city courtroom appearance sometime next week. it is not scheduled yet. it will be a while before he comes back to philadelphia

just above lansdale that fibrosis in north philadelphia, we have been talking about, 22nd, between torontond clear field streets, some local detours in effect through there this morning. otherwise majors in good shape. no problems up and down blue route, schuylkill, i-95 looking good and mass transit, buses, trains, trolleys all in good shape. new jersey transit, patco and dart off to a good start this morning. chris, back over to you. >>> we have to get to this breaking news. we are live as fire fighters are on the scene of the fatal fifer in north philadelphia this broke out in the 2200 block of west tioga street. this is a at a mission housing about a dozen people. at least one person is confirmed dead. the fire is under control. we will have a crew on the way to the scene and any moment they should have a live report and we will pass it on when we get tonight. >>> at 50:00 3a late night accident in west philadelphia send one driver to the hospital this happened shortry before midnight at 61st and osage avenue. police respond to a call of a car into a building. the female driver was tak

it turns out he and a woman booked tickets from paris, in new delhi, bangkok, toronto, but they broke up. so instead of trying to go through changing the name on the ticket, a 27-year-old from toronto is offering it up to another woman with the same name. but i'm making a trip to the courthouse first thing in the morning. >> that is a long trip if you don't get along. next, after years of denials, word of an admission from alex rodriguez in a high-profile their roi case. >> >> the game they are playing over there in the u.k., it is the teams #. check this out. beeneek the team has tweeting pictures with the #cowboys u.k.. take a look at what that spells out. >> if you don't capitalize the u.k., you've got a problem. >> everybody is making fun of them for sure today. moving on to another sports related story, the u.s. government says disgraced yankee star alex rodriguez not only admitted to steroid use, he paid a family member $1 million to keep silent. >> u.s. prosecutors said that it made for wire payments totaling $900,000 between june 2013 and september of that year. his cousin had

daniel lak, al jazeera, toronto. a sales tax increase a key element of the government's economic plan is go ahead blamed. another scheduled tax rise is expected to be delayed. >> when making the decision on the tax like, we need to be careful not to slow down the economic recovery. what's most important is not to let it go back to the deflation. >> the return of recession piles on shinnzo abe. high attempt to reduce the economy known as abenomics. not just in china but internationally. the shanghai stox exchange stocs linked. from hong kong rob mcallister bride reports. >> counting down to the launch with simultaneous ceremonies in hong kong and shanghai. billions of dollars of cross border investments can be traded in both directions every day. moving southward offshore investments from china's growing population of investors. >> inspired bying kangaroos nonetheless is saving many of their lives. nicholas hawk reports from the capital, da ca. >> these twin girls were born too early. >> we haven't given them names ye

toronto is up 3-0. later in the period the cats on the power play.y brouwer puts home the one timer. caps finally get on the scoreboard. before they can announce the name of the goal, the leafs pushing the puck up the ice. clarkson puts that in the back. they beat the caps 6-2. >> caps looking good? >> not so much tonight. >> better than last [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome back to "the kelly file." later in the program, undeniable proof that the historical figure blackula was in fact white. but first, it was a long week for new jersey governor chris christie. first he placed nurse kaci hickox into quarantine even

you studied history at the university of toronto. what was your first job? what were you writing about in your early days? i was working at a little magazine. i moved to washington dc and it kind of freelance for a variety of odd jobs. it was basically serendipitous. it was a lucky break random choice. a lucky break? that's the result of some pretty hard work. >> one of the mistakes we all , we overestimate our qualifications and choices and underestimate the role of simple good fortune. >> have you involved your conclusions? have you changed? >> you believe the same thing you believe 15 years ago, you are a joke. you are a fossil. ♪ >> there are myths about some of the greatest creators that are boiled down in the legend. what are some myths of malcolm gladwell? i am just about as boring and pedestrian in my life as i appear to be in my public life. >> the tipping point was your first best-selling book. you said you had no idea how big it would become. the thing that, do you understand? >> i don't. otherks and books of many people caught a specific wave, i

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they call you the original rob ford, comparing you to the mayor of toronto. >> i'm not going to falls craziness. i'm going to focus on what i wrote in this book and the life and times of marion barry, giving help, giving hope, giving inspiration, education. >> what does barry have to say to the reporters focusing on his bad times and not the inspirational message of the book. >> i ask people to say to hell with that writing. >> i think you get a really good taste of the former mayor right there. that was marion barry talking with mark segraves for the last time. >>> right now we want to go to the phones. we have a true radio icon joining us right now, mr. donny simpson. are you there? >> yes, i am, angie. how are you. hello adam. >> good morning. >> good to talk with you, my friend. i saw this morning you posted on facebook just how very sad you are when you heard this news. and you also mentioned that you're so sad because, like the rest of us, he wasn't perfect. marion barry wasn't perfect. that was indeed the one thing that made him so relatable. >> absolutely. i think that endear

she has a job in toronto, canada, and is so close to her grandmother. she is talking about how she has been unlucky in love. in indian culture, marriage is important. what makes it worse for her, her grandmother says this. >> no pressure. >> she wants to see her angel get married. okay, i'm going to go home and visit grandma. what grandma does can't know, she is bringing a surprise. >> this is been the best year of my life it. want my grandma's blessing. she has no idea. >> nobody knows that she is coming with a guest. they just know their girl is coming. >> and she's been away for a while. she is very excited she is coming home. there is a lot of emotion involved. >> i can't wait to see her. >> they land in india. they are walking along. you see how excited grandma is at the prospect of seeing her grandchild. look at the beam on her face. i love this. really sweet video. if you want to see the whole thing, head over to "right this minute." >> no matter how many years i've been away, home will always be in india. >>> spectacular view for a popular base

it's one of two giant pandas at the toronto zoo. he can't seem to get enough. >> you can do that if you have a full-time fur coat. >> for us humans, not so much. --the d.c. counsel pens passed a bill approving pedestrian safety. the ok for has given new fines for those who don't clear the snow from sidewalks. >> after years of debate and opposition, mary chase successfully pushed the winter sidewalk safety bill through for passage. it simplifies the existing laws requiring district property owners to shovel sidewalks. >> the law has been in place for 90 years and there has been a find that is $25 if the city took you to court. >> her bill is more straightforward -- we four hours after the snow stops following, -- dobbs following, violators can beat ticketed. since it was first introduced, the fine has been amended. people who failed to shovel the sidewalks will face a flat $25 fine, business owners a steeper penalty of $150. x it's not unreasonable to ask you to shovel the sidewalks in front of your house. >> people are out and abou

she also spoke with the president of ukraine and joins us now from toronto. what's happening there? this is a very nuanced and complicated issue at the best of times. why does it look like we're losing ground and things are worsening? >> it's important to remember that this cease fire has been very, very fragile from the start. people were dying from day one and have been being killed this entire time. what has really concerned ukranians and their western allies is that there are very credible reports of a major and quite open movement of some heavy weaponry in from russia into the parts of ukraine that are controlled by these so-called separatists. so people are really afraid that there is a military buildup and that, that could be the precursor to a really serious escalation of the fighting. >> ukraine's ambassador to the u.n. said tuesday he thinks russia is getting ready for a full-scale move in. you called them so-called separatists. what's happening on that side? who is pulling the strings in eastern ukraine? >> we believe it's been pretty clear from the start, and i think tha

we have 22nd blocked near toronto with the fire location, watch tore that.e the sixers playing at 7:00. temple is playing at lincoln financial field at 7:30. you might want to take the sports express train. another disabled vehicle in warminster, county line road and henry avenue. that's like our 4th one this morning. 47 degrees in philadelphia and millville. 44 in allentown. we're dry this morning no weather-related problems. maybe a spotty shower later, windy and cool, 54 for the high, tam. >> outgoing pennsylvania governor tom corbett said joe paterno should have been able to finish out the 2011 season. he said he should have been suspended for the final three games in the wake of the jerry sandusky scandal. he was fired midweek after saying he planned to retire. the statement comes after the release of the ncaa e-mails that showed the organization tried to bluff penn state into accepting sanctions and it worked. corbett was a key investigator in the investigation when he was attorney general. >> robert o'neill tells the washington post that he fired two

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big dividing line some severe weather and then toronto, and that's the backside, there is some light one with veil and crested butte and there is a dome which is building for about or this days. 50s for some, and star ram home end men changes if you are taking often this week it will be very quite its, -- very nice, oil let's hope this hold and then we go into saturday and saturday night and it dude be impletes sufficient and 60l1sl0 for many of these and thursday thank giving looks fine as well. >> so thanks living and black friday we don't know about that. >> you can always go online. >> thank you, steve. we appreciate that. >>> it is being called a recipe for disaster. >> you prepare for the worst you high pressure if the the best. >>> we have some family willing to evacuate. and those that are lettuce a piped. who are disa -- disappointed. . >>> overnight, the russian spacecraft lifted off, the three member crew including one american astronaut joined the three people already living on the space station and this is the second time two women have been on board in the history of th

they'll be back at tomorrow night in toronto. >> they look primed for a better year. >> let's hope soys are about to get a lot brighter from now until the new year, 500,000 bulbs will transform the zoo into a winter wonderland after dark. can also go tubing, watch a holiday light show, and it is all free. >> that's the best part. go down there and enjoy it, it's going to be a lot of fun. >> a lot of people will be watching the weather zpl today was a cold day. tomorrow the highs will be in the 40s. going up into the 60s on sunday. ♪i want it all! ♪and i want it now! your toys want more. they need more. so get more guaranteed from verizon fios. including your favorite movie channels, blazing fast internet and $400 back. all for this amazing price online, guaranteed for 2 years with a 2-year agreement. so take the hint. and get more guaranteed today. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests --

from toronto, we have the story. >> reporter: under canada's biggest city crude oil from the west of the country will soon run through a pipeline built 38 years ago to carry lighter oils from over se overseas. it will flow through neighborhoods parks and through this elementary school. [ children singing ] >> reporter: earlier this year students and teachers made a youtube video called "look at what comes down the line." about the pipeline that runs down their playground. >> many have never concerned the sign that notes there is a high pressure pipeline there. >> it is a crucial link between canada's oil-producing regions and international markets. it's route remains troubling to many. those who feel that change in the line nine pipeline could lead to a damaging spill do have evidence for their fears. it's in the neighboring state of michigan, in the united states, and it happened in 2010. >> these are all bumper trucks. >> they're pumping the crude out of the river into holding tanks. >> reporter: heather said she'll never forget that frightening july day when heavy crude oozed into

let's take a listen of what happened before a hockey game in toronto this week. have a look. ♪ national anthem >> then the mic goes crazy and watch what happens. [ audience begins singing national anthem. ] >> are you hearing this, ali? >> i didn't think my people knew all the words to that. canadian are always warning that americans will take over. i think that's a room full of americans. these are the world's closest friends and greatest partners and the world ace longest undefended border, and i think there is something to it. >> i wanted to share that. >> it warms the cockcals of my heart. >> they need to be warmed often. ali, we'll see you tonight at 7:00. "real money." oh my, and the boss is in the room, too. on wall street today. the dow hit an all time high of 88, the s&p 500 also hit hit a w mark rising for a fifth straight week. and we've added music to the closing number. okay. president obama's immigration action will have an impact. and a very visible dividing line between the haves and have nots on the edge of detroit. >> president bush will hit the

. >> the san antonio spurs beat the cavs for the 10th straight time in toronto. the raptors hosted the grizzlies, missing five players because of illness. toronto's de-stan was the top storer, and they won 96-93 >>> rangers cam talbot made 30 saves and had his first win at the expense of the philadelphia flyers. the home team taking a 2-0 lead. kevin cline sealed the first, rick nash sealed the win with the second. it was stand-in goalie talbot, the standout player, stopping 31 shots in a fourth start this year. >>> things are not going well for new zealand in the second innings, trying to build a much-winning lead -- match-winning lead against pakistan in a second test in dubai. the tourists lost several cheap wickets. ross taylor made an important 75ment earlier he struck a century. pakistan got to within 10 runs of the first innings total. new zealand lead by 177, heading into the final day. atletico national have a slender 1-0 lead to defend after the copa submaracana. the goal came 10 minutes before half time, chipping over the goalkeeper. advantage for the

it happened about 15 minutes at 5:25 at toronto and snyder. they ar-- front and snyder. it is deemed a trauma alert unstable vital signs. a truck hit a woman walking on front and snyder. she is taken to hospital. >>> in the meantime, a group of budding chefs created a feast fit for thanksgiving. we'll take you to delaware for this. >>> the ugly christmas in berks county has ended. and melissa is in with adam for that. >>> hi, there monica. we had a gorgeous day today. we are tracking changes. a winter storm watch in philadelphia area north and west. we'll go over the details, expect a snowfall mid-week. >>> and jamie apody has eagles' news as they look for a major matchup with the cowboys an thanksgiving day when "action news" continues in just a moment. >>> preparations for thanksgiving feasts are well underway in wilmington. today the fourth-graders baked bread from saskatchewan. scratch. each grade has as specific role to fill. the first grader harvest and the second grader make the butter and the third grades make thethe bread. it tastes good. >> it's getting togethe

. >> you studied history at the university of toronto. then you moved to the united states. what was your first job? what were you writing about in your early days? >> i got a job at a little magazine in bloomington, indiana, right out of college. i was fired after about four months. >> for doing what? >> basically, for sleeping in. i moved to washington dc and kind of freelanced.did a variety of odd jobs for a while and finally caught on with "the washington post." it was very serendipitous. i never had any plan. everything was a lucky break. or a random choice. >> surely a job at the "new yorker" is not a lucky break? that's the result of some pretty hard work. >> the "new yorker" was still a lucky break. one of the mistakes we all make, when we look back on our lives, we overestimate our own qualifications and choices and underestimate the role of simple good fortune. >> have you evolved your conclusions? have you changed? >> you still believe the same thing you believed 15 years ago, then you are a joke. you are a fossil. ♪ >> there are myths about some of the greatest c

wizards bounced back after their ugly loss in toronto. 97-90. that brutal stretch is over.ur games in five nights. they will suit up on wednesday when they host the detroit hiss tops. let's move to mls. a great season for d.c. united has come to an end. united needed to win by three goals. beautiful scene at rfk stadium. united fans ready. first half it was all united. kemp plays the nice ball. watch this one. you can't get better than that. united up 1-0 early in the game. the black and red need another to pull even in this series. he just miss this is header. a great chance for d.c. united. they know that could cost the team. the man who hurt united the most in this series adds to it here. no chance for the goalkeeper. united adds a goal to win the game 2-1 but drop the series 3-2 and are eliminated from the playoffs. >> they gave us everything today that they had. we fell short. i am sure, we will look back sometime soon and say this was a good season and pat ourselves on the back. right now it doesn't feel great. >> college football. jameis winston and florida state hos

this giant panda at the toronto zoo cannot get enough. but with freeze warnings in effect from california to florida, everyone is feeling the blast. it is below freezing for much of the northeast, about 20 degrees colder than normal and it is expected to stay this way through the end of the week. luckily, no snow here. when it does come, people in d.c. will have to get right to work clearing it or face a fine. we are live with the proposal being discussed right now about .he snow tickets >> i don't know about you, but some of us are all too familiar with these tickets in d.c., whether it is overstaying your or ife and a parking spot you don't do your part and clear your sidewalks when it snows. to councilmember is hoping reiterate a law that is rarely enforced. under the bill, hone owners get a warning for the first violation. if you -- if it happens again, you will get hit with a 25 dollar fine. business owners have a more severe penalty. you, we did speak to a few people, residents as well as council members here who say the ticketing i

the wizards struggle tonight in toronto. it's hard to beat anyone on the road when you are shooting 36% from the field, john wall held to only eight points. terrence ross was for-six from beyond the arc, finishing with 18. this time, the alley-oop. the half.ailed at third quarter, showing off the range with the pullout from three. the wiz cannot keep their win streak going. they fall, 103-84. it is friday night, under the lights, high school football. takingnship game, bullis on georgetown prep. more than 74 yards rushing. bullis wins 34-26. valley, finds the hole, turns the corner, gone, 34 yards for the score, they win big, 53-0. lake braddock and lee. walters, innathan for the score. later, check out walters, stops, goes down field. phillips, he is gone. lake braddock would go on to win, 47-20. a big football saturday right here on abc 7. at 3:30 notre dame at arizona state. later, ohio state and michigan state. get the nachos, put your feet up. >> folks looking to buy a home, how about one with this? autopsy williams' re

>> you know, it was funny, i was invited to do the debate here in toronto six months ago. a very high end. and i was -- that to people that i was debating were alan dershowitz, precisely, and general michael hayden who was the director of the cia and the nsa and the bush administration. and i gave an interview to a canadian based journalist in brazil on the day before i left for toronto to go into the debate, and i was talking about this serious crisis of conscience i was having which is when you get invited to these kind of events you are expected to be very simple. they have this cocktail party in this chandelier room, and you're supposed to shake hands with your adversaries and treat them like respective opponents. i don't have any respect for alan dershowitz. [applause] you know, he is a war criminal. he belongs in the hague. truly, he implemented a system of torture -- [applause] and so it does bring up those kinds of conflicts. you know, i, you know, i actually -- it was funny, i gave this "where i said, i am having hard time shaking their hands because i consider th

meanwhile in toronto, sunny weather has returned. cold weather will persist. some animals are enjoying the cold weather and also snowy weather. look at this video. if you've ever wondered if pandas like the snow, this answers that question. this giant panda happily played in the wintery weather sliding down the hill several times. very cute. here's the extended forecast. >>> wine lovers from around japan have been waiting impatiently for this thursday. visitors at a hot spring resort near tokyo enjoyed this year in a unique way. it arranges baths at a spa where 12 bottles have been added. the beauty queen from the region poured the wine into the spa. bathers scooped up the red tinged hot spring water to enjoy aroma while others rubbed it on their faces and bodies. they also drank a few glasses of the wine. >> i feel my entire body is dyed wine red. i'm very happy. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. critics here are our top stories.re our top the second jihadist in the beheading video is confirmed to be a frenchman. the news has shock

earlier that there was a 90% chance sandoval was headed to bostonand a 10% chance he was headed to torontowas no chance he was returning to san francisco we do know that sandoval left boston after spending the last day and a half there, reportedly with an offer his agent is reportedly now talking by phone to the giants one report had the giants offering sandoval the same deal as hunter pence: 5 years, $90 million offer another report says sandoval wants more years and up to $20m per. robert griffinb the third is having a rough season in washington.he's talking about sundays oppointnt the 49ers. >>like a said we're focused on san francisco. that is all we got. >>how does a quarterback improve his precision on foot work? >>like to say we're just focusing on san francisco. new speaker are you doing anything different to prepared differently? >>we're just preparing for san francisco. that's all i can do. >>gary radnich stanford 5-5.cal 5-5.none-the- less by tradition its called the big game. the nba champs versus the new lebron. nba spurs at cavs lebron james gives gregg popopvich some pregame

. >> reporter: brookfield asset management out of toronto bandon its plan to buy revel for 110 million-dollar because of disagreements with the one holders of the building's 160 million-dollar power plant. it is south jersey's parent company ac r energy llc is owed millions, and it is still providing minimum power to the building. >> revel dropped the ball from the get go. all we want to does come up a and show up to work, and, make it a decent wage. >> reporter: unite local 54 president bob mcdevitt wouldn't comment on the failed revel deal. he would focus on this rally tonight. they have marched from the taj mahal and down the boardwalk to tropicana which is own by billion air karl ican. investors is considering buying the taj if he receives 175 million-dollar in governmental tax breaks. that is not likely. >> this place can still be a viable money maker for atlantic city. we need an owner that takes a interest and capitalize on the beauty. >> reporter: trump entertainment stopped page health and benefits for 3,000 taj mahal workers. ceo a accused their union as operating its health fund as

you know, we give toronto credit. we come in here and we got man handled.at has played together. they have -- they have elite athletes that can score. we got jumped and we didn't have any answers. >> hopefully the eagles can keep pace in the nfc tomorrow night. some of the best teams in the conference keep winning. how about the cowboys. romo back in the saddle. three touchdowns for tony against the jags. bryant, 158 yards in the second quarter. that's wa he had for the game. romo to des on this play. 68 yard touchdown. cowboys win 31-17. they are now 7-3. >>> the cardinals have the best record in football but looks like carson palmer could be lost for the season with a torn acl. look at it there. he signed an extension a few days ago. he tore his acl after signing an extension with cincinnati a few years ago. cardinals win 31-14. they are 8-1 for the first time in 66 years but may have lost their starting quarterback like the birds. >>> the eagles will have to go to agree bay. aaron rodgers short work against the bears. six touchdowns 315 yards in the firs

toronto company that was planning to buy the revel casino has backed out. the reason is a disagreement among company bondholders. you may remember that the revel shutdown in september. four atlantic city casinos have closed this year with another set for next month. it is costing thousands of workers their jobs. >>> in a statement about this, atlantic city mayor don guardian says although brookfield would have ban good fit for atlantic city, we'll continue to attract new investorsment atlantic silt is he a resilient city. better days are still ahead of us. >> hundreds of ac casino workers marched on the boardwalk, in protest of next month's planned shutdown. the trump taj mahal, trump entertainment resorts, plans to turn over the rains to investor carl icon, in return, forgive nearly $300 million in debt. icon says he'll invest $100 million into that casino, but only with substantial financial help from the state. the taj mahal on the cusp becoming the fifth atlantic city casino to close this year alone. >> 405:67:89 more than 100 baggage handlers at philad

in toronto, kyle lowery with the foul. remember him at villanova. he had 14. watch this great sixers defense. just give him the open three, and he has got it. that is lou williams. he had had 16. sixth are down by a as many as 43. they lose 120-88. they are terrible. that is sports. i'm howard eskin. >>> at least we know where he stands. >> i took my son to his first 76ers game friday night and they almost won the game. came down to the last five seconds. >> that is better than usual. >> yes. >> they were very good. >> all right. >> eagles are planning a fun day at stadium for fans tonight. >> team is planning special events ahead of veterans day which is tomorrow, led lights in the design of eagles wings will be lit up, red, white and blue, on the solar wall at the link. they will be lit through veterans day on tuesday. eagles are planning other tributes to honor the holiday. >>> will there soon be a place in america where you cannot buy tobacco products at all, it is possible, the board of health will hold a public hearing wednesday on a proposed tobacco ban

toronto gets a lot more snow than they are used to. the advantage, he gets the slopes, here he is sliding all the way down. >> snow panda don't care. >> that's how i ski. once wasn't enough for the furry adrenaline junkie. yeah. >> well, i wish we had more panda information, but still to come, we investigate -- >> i mean, so, very happy that you guys have took some time. and i hope it will help somebody. >> the investigative unit spent nine months uncovering medical mistakes. we uncover which hospitals made the most mistakes and why. >>> as many as 400,000 people died from medical mistakes last year in this country in what is called adverse events. >> california law requires hospitals to track and report those adverse events, but that information is not so easy to get, so investigative reporter stephen stock spent months doing it, digging for that data. >> reporter: in the last four years, california hospitals reported to the state that they've had more than 6,000 adverse events. not all of those events resulted in death, but all of th

by the way sixers blown out by toronto tonight. they're 0-7. nothing funny about that.uys back to you. >> thank you, jeff. >> a 100 year old woman frovrn is never too lights to finish a bucket list including jumping out of an airplane. truth be told this is not her first jump. she's celebrating her 90th and 95th birthdays the same way. when asked what's going through her mind when she leaps she said "makes me feel good dpoy it right" the happy birthday eleanor. >> don't forget "action news" continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, david murphy and karen rogers. now, for walter perez, melissa magee, jeff skversky, and the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist have a great entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist have a great night and great week ahead >> welcome to the million dollar movie, "noel," starring susan sarandon, penelope cruz and paul walker. ♪