one person still unaccounted for. not sure if that person was in the building and evacuated on their own, or died inside that house. also the duocritical injuries taken to a local hospital flown there in fact, including an 11-year-old child. this was a huge explosion. the mayor is now blaming on natural gas. we had been wondering about that. >> yeah, and people describe it as a very loud boom that shook this entire neighborhood, causing the evacuation of seven buildings. let's go to brian thompson, he's been there all morning long, you asked that question to the mayor, brian. >> reporter: and those two burn victims, the critical ones were taken to st. barnabas, which has the special burn unit where they are medivacced too. that's an indication of how serious the injuries are. let's look at some of the scene as we saw it earlier this morning down here on magnolia avenue in elizabeth, where these homes were the explosion absolutely rocking the house. several neighboring houses as well, both on the sides and behind them.

. >> we discovered that we have about 300 guns that are unaccounted for, totally unacceptable. >> theeputy chief is in charge of the range and weapons training and inventory. >> i'm always concerned when we have about 300 guns unaccounted for. and we're doing our best to make sure that doesn't happen in the future. >> even so, hundreds of guns remain unaccounted for. they wish other law enforcement agencies would follow san jose's example. >> these things keep happening and shame on us because we aren't putting pressure on our legislators to do something about this. >> to this day, kate's family still can't get answers from the u.s. bureau of land management as to exactly how or why that officer's gun was left in a backpack and stolen or whether the officer was even punished or reprimanded. we asked for this data about four months ago but never heard from agencies such as oakland police department or even the u.s. federal bureau of land management. and while california's highway patrol does a yearly audit of its own guns, officials wouldn't share with us what their open audit shows. i

again, family members tell us there are still crew members unaccounted for.g for people across the world to have their thoughts and prayers with everybody who was killed and is still unaccounted for. martha. >> awful, frightening. thank you, will. >>> we have more on the attackers and the investigation as it continues to come in today in the attacks in paris. we will take a quick break. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where our next arrival is... red carpet whoa! toenail fungus!? fight it! with jublia. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. are you getting this?! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. oh, epic moves, big j! fight it! getting ready for your close-up? ask your doctor i

they say one person is unaccounted for and is presumably on the run. they have yet to identify who that person is. meanwhile, present. president hollade will travel to washington and moscow to figure out a way to take down isis. he'll meet with president obama a week from today and two days later, hollande will meet with president putin. in less than an hour the french national soccer team will take the pitch in an exhibition game against england in london. remember one of the targets in the terrorist attack was a soccer match against germany. we're told british prime minister david cameron and prince william will be at the match as a show of solidarity. british fans will be encouraged to sing the french national anthem as well. within the last 30 minutes, we also learned a match between the netherlands and germany in germany was canceled. >> evacuating the stadium after a suspicious object was found at that stadium in hanover. all of these developments happening as france launched new air strikes on isis in syria. nbc's bill neely reports from paris.

that situation doesn't occur again in the future. >> even so, hundreds of guns are unaccounted for and only about 20 have been recovered. >> is that a problem? absolutely. it is something we are concerned about. >> these things keep happening. and shame on us because we aren't putting pressure on our legislators to do something about this. >> now, to this day, frank petri says kate steinle's family cannot get any answers from the federal bureau of land management. they still don't know if that officer whose gun was stolen was punished or even reprimanded for apparently violating agency policy. we asked for the data four months ago from many police departments, but we never heard back from oakland's police department or even from the federal bureau of land management. the only other agency that would admit to doing an audit of its guns was california's highway patrol, and they would not share with us what their yearly audits of their missing guns shows. >> disheartening, especially to the victim. >> absolutely. >> if you have a tip for steven stock on this story or any other story, give

. >> we discover that we have about 300 guns unaccounted for. totally unacceptable. >> reporter: deputy chief yo is in charge of the weapons training and inventory. >> i'm concerned when we have 300 guns unaccounted for. we are doing our best to ensure the situation doesn't occur again in the future. >> reporter: hundreds of guns remain unaccounted for. only 20 have been recovered. >> is that a problem? >> absolutely. it is something we are concerned about. >> reporter: frank petry applauds san jose's police department and wishes others would follow the example. >> these things keep happening. shame on us because we aren't putting pressure on our legislators to do something about this. >> to this day petteri says kate steinly's family can't get answers from the u.s. bureau of land management as to how or why the officer's gun was left in a backpack and stolen. or even whether the officer was punished or reprimanded. we also asked for the data four months ago from different law enforcement agencies in the state and in this area. we heard back fro

she did say that she believes there were other crew members unaccounted for. this band was touring through europe and they were scheduled to end their tour just in december. but they had just dropped their fourth album, and that was called zippered down. this group started in 1998 and began with a friendship between jesse humane societys and josh hom me, he saved him when he was being picked on by a bully. and from there, their connection just grew. they had more acclaim with actor jack black and dave groll, former member ever the foo fighters. and we spoke to another band who toured with them right here in california. take a listen to what they had to say. >> it's very surreal. like we're both walking around kind of in a daze. i feel just kind of shell-shocked, like that could have been us, we were just with them. in fact, my band gram rabbit played the last week with them and played with them before they left for europe. >> the thought crossed my mind during one of the shows, just kind of looking over, because they draw a lot of people, and we were playing m

plus the dea reported 134 unaccounted for guns. san jose's police department reported another 324 unaccounted for guns. that's more than 500 guns. now since our story first aired, we learned that i.c.e. agents also lost 165 weapons since 2006. experts tell us the vast majority of these stolen weapons taken from cops are used by criminals in future crimes. and as we mentioned in the report, raj, more than one million guns are lost and stolen every year nationwide. as for san francisco, according to the records we obtained, ten guns were stolen from police officers since january 2010. mostly through home and auto burglary. raj? >> all right, steven stephen. the numbers are staggering. you can watch our full investigation on the story. it's right there on our website, nbcbayarea.com. it's called missing police guns. we posted it on our front page. >>> it is now confirmed the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks is indeed dead. abdelhamid abaaoud died yesterday, his body so riddled with bullets they had to rely on fingerprints and

everyone made it out safely, but two dogs are unaccounted for. damage is extensive. antoinette: right now navy searchers say they have located the wreckage of the missing cargo ship "el faro." the teams made the discovery near the ship's last known location. 33 crewmembers were on board when it sank last month; three with ties to massachusetts. frank: a group associated with isis is claiming responsibility for the downing of a russian airliner in egypt. killed. russian investigators say the isis claims are not credible, but the crash cause is not known. several airlines have decided to stop using that airspace until more is known. antoinette: the search is on for the suspects who stole three puppies from a kennel in holliston. it happened friday night at "pick a pup" on concord street. the owner is seeking the public's help asking people to keep an eye out on sites like craigslist for the pups. shock and sadness in a small massachusetts town. a high school senior full of promise killed in a car crash. 17-year-old madeline lamson of medway was many things-- a daughter

everyone made it out safely, but two dogs are unaccounted for. damage is extensive. antoinette: friends and family are mourning the death of a popular teenager in medway. 17-year-old madeline lamson was killed friday night after crashing her car on lincoln street in franklin. her friends say she was driving home from a volleyball game. madeline was a senior at medway high school. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. frank: right now navy searchers wreckage of the missing cargo ship "el faro." near the ship's last known location. a deep ocean remotely operated vehicle must still confirm that the wreckage is, in fact, the "el faro." 33 crew members were on board when it sank last month; three with ties to massachusetts. antoinette: a group associated with isis is claiming responsibility for the downing of a russian airliner in egypt. all 224 people on board were killed. russian investigators say the isis claims are not credible, but the cause of the crash is unknown. several airlines have decided to stop using that airspace until more is known. frank: at

important fixed income currency and commodity markets proved fragile, unfair, ineffective, and unaccountableit is hardly surprising that only one third of people believe markets work in the interest of society. the more people see, the less they like. people tend to trust markets let's with age. at the same time, most people think markets will become ever more important. they are right. as i wrote this week to g-20 leaders, the structure of the system has changed since the crisis. virtually all of the capital raised since the crisis has been through the capital markets. the size of assets under management has increased in the last five years by more than 60%, to just about $75 trillion. real markets don't just happen. they depend on the quality of infrastructure. that means the heart infrastructure, the plumbing that determines markets, and the soft infrastructure like standards and codes that define how market participants behave. that robust market infrastructure is a public good. like many public goods, it risks being undersupplied. if we take it for granted, that infrastructure won't kee

but 70 are unaccounted for. that may be because of the curfew, we heard geraldo's daughter simone talking about transportation was shut down. so it's been very difficult for people to get in contact with their family and loved ones to tell them that they are okay. but 730 still unaccounted for. the u.s. embassy set up a hotline. >> and i'm on the safety check to just kind of see what the latest is on that situation. it's a very user friendly type thing. the facebook safety check. a lot of people are using it right now. once they hear from their loved ones, then posting it on social media to make sure all family members are aware. >> the fbi and the department of homeland security have issued a joint statement. they say they're monitoring the situation very closely. they're in touch hourly with their counterparts in europe, especially in paris. but they say there is no specific or credible threat to the united states. let me repeat that. no specific, credible threat to the united states. the dhs and the fbi are n

but 70 are unaccounted for. that may be because of the curfew, we heard geraldo's daughter simone talking about transportation was shut down. so it's been very difficult for people to get in contact with their family and loved ones to tell them that they are okay. but 730 still unaccounted for. the u.s. embassy set up a hotline. >> and i'm on the safety check to just kind of see what the latest is on that situation. it's a very user friendly type thing. the facebook safety check. a lot of people are using it right now. once they hear from their loved ones, then posting it on social media to make sure all family members are aware. >> the fbi and the department of homeland security have issued a joint statement. they say they're monitoring the situation very closely. they're in touch hourly with their counterparts in europe, especially in paris. but they say there is no specific or credible threat to the united states. let me repeat that. no specific, credible threat to the united states. the dhs and the fbi are n

she said she believes there are other crew members still unaccounted for.ve you background, they were in the middle of their european tour and scheduled to end december 10th and scheduled saturday and then sunday when they're going to move to brussels. this band started in 1998y the love child, product of passion between two friends, josh and jesse. josh actually saved jesse from a bully back when they were younger and from there they grew into this group that is now known as you mentioned as eagles of death metal. their music was intended to be a mix between eagles and death 34e9 tall. metal. they even had temporary people who would be members of their band, actor jack black or dave grohl of the foo fighters. we spoke to some people who had toured with them in california. take a listen to what they had to say. >> it's very surreal. like we're both walking around kind of in a daze. i feel just kind of shell-shocked, like that could have been us, we were just with them. in fact, my band gram rabbit played the last week with them and played with them before t

analysis of the case that anotherts individual was part of the , and thisrectly person is apparently unaccounted for. information that appears to be corroborating this story, broken by the associated press. has been speaking to security officials on its end and they tell reuters that french investigators have determined from video footage that there were three men in the car used for the shooting at bars and restaurants in paris on friday evening. the two news agencies are kind of aligning with each other now. recovered a have third vehicle which could have been linked to these attacks. markus: indeed. police had already recovered two vehicles linked to the attacks in the suburbs of paris. was found vehicle right in the heart of the district. to the north of paris, really, road around ring paris. apparently, the window was smashed. we don't know why. sources are telling news car had been this hired by the now wanted salah abdeslam and this vehicle had been going back and forth from belgium to france recently. this car, just like the other two cars referred to earlier, has belgian plates. that's

french officials say that an analysis of the attacks shows that someone directly involved is unaccounted for. >> this news on a day that france launched new air strikes on the isis stronghold in syria. we're live in paris with the latest on the attacks and how the city continues to mourn. >> reporter: it is wednesday morning in paris, and even at the early hour of 5 a.m., a handful of people are here at up at the mras here. a man hunt is underway for the terrorists and those who helped them. >> reporter: a police robot examined an abandoned car before an officers broke in to search for links to terrorists. they're looking for sala abdelslam. his his brother mohamed appealed to him directly. my advice to him is to turn himself in to police, he said. police raided this hotel in a paris suburb where abdelslam and his teammates in terror apparently stayed before the abdelslam checked in with his own credit card not bothering to hide his trail, perhaps assuming he would not survive. but he did. and in the pandemonium following the massacre he called friends to pick him up. he returned to belg

they told the associated press that an analysis of the attacks shows one of the jihadis are still unaccounted for. >>> authorities canceled a soccer match and ordered thousands of fans evacuated. a credible bomb threat was made but thankfully ended up being a hoax. and the french air force is carrying out new airstrikes on islamic state targets. russian president vladimir putin ordered a russian cruiser to cooperate fighting isis and syria. david ushery is live in paris. david? >> reporter: we continue to keep an eye on the developments and the investigation on the ground here and how they impact things here. but also we had time today to have some extended conversations with new yorkers or people with ties in our area, and that included a talk with a couple guys who are in the city for 9/11. as we've shared often in our newscast, paris' lady liberty has been a beacon for those today weomet gary coys hrks het who lives in chelsea but for the last few years lived in paris. >> we came home friday night, actually when it was happening, and had no idea the reason for the sirens. >> did you have a

one dead and one unaccounted for and multiple injuries and it's still very much an active investigation. now to eyewitness news reporter trip that is hospital where treated. >> reporter: dave, of those 12 victims, six of them were transported here to trip that is regional medical center including a family of three. who survived. but lived through what the father described as a nightmarish scene. >> just went to sleep. >> reporter: wayne shepherd had been sleeping in a second floor apartment when the house next door suddenly exploded. his wife and 10-month-old were also in the front of the home. >> we were in the living room. she just just taken -- had just taken him out of his bedroom. the bedroom exploded. >> reporter: they were all able to stumble out through the rubble. and brought to the regional medical center here along with three others. a 33-year-old suffered minor injuries and a 19-year-old suffered trauma. and an 8-year-old was brought to the center later doctors say. >> there was explosions laterally. she was two or three doors down. the mirror came off the wall and struck he

everyone made it out safely, but two dogs are unaccounted for. frank: right now navy searchers say they have located the wreckage of the missing cargo the teams made the discovery near the ship's last known the "el faro" disappeared during the fury of hurricane joaquin last month. 33 crew members were on board the ship; three with ties to massachusetts. newscenter 5's pam cross tells us today an unmanned, remote-operated sub will be sent 15,000 feet down to the wreckage. pam: the wreckage of the "el faro" believed to be 15,000 feet down. a search teamworking for the navy on saturday using sonar equipment detected what experts think is the cargo ship, saying if so, it's in an upright position and in one piece. the "el faro" disappeared october 1 during hurricane joaquin. it was off the coast of the bahamas. three people linked to massachusetts were aboard. mayor yet wright, a crew member from the south coast whose mom said she lived for the sea. winthrop native keith risen was a mass maritime graduate. he was first engineer on the "el faro." (bell

it killed one person and sent 14 others to the hospital with injuries, someone initially unaccounted for was not home when the explosion erupted. >>> politics now gop frontrunner, donald trump has new ideas when it comes to cracking down on illegal immigration. they want to create a force to get the immigrants out of the country, others say it's unrealistic, hillary clinton called is absurd, inhumane and unamerican. >>> now people are looking to see what caused a plane crash in ohio, you can see the jet bank to the left and then crashed into a home there, all nine people on board lost their lives and no one on the grown was hurt. the ntsb is at the scene trying to piece together what happened. >>> wal-mart is revealing their black friday sales plan, they are ditching hourly door buster sales, instead all discounts and deals are be available at once, a star wars drone will cost $25, wal-mart stores open at 6:00 thanksgiving night and they are giving employees additional pay and dinner and discounts for working. >>> jennifer lawrence is speaking about the -- it showed she was paid less

, mortgage payments, personal gym memberships, adult websites, facilitating personal loans, and unaccounted cash withdrawals." gliniewicz was shot to death with his own gun. authorities he also left a trail of equipment, including pepper spray, a baton, and his glasses in an attempt to mislead first responders and investigators to believe it was homicide scene. << >> weather ad-lib today will be our last warm day for a while, so cherish it! it will once again come with a strong southerly wind and some morning and midday cloud cover and fog. we should still see the sun return this afternoon and help temperatures reach the lower 70s. see graphics. >> at least 25 people were killed in south sudan today when a cargo plane taking off from the capital juba crashed along the banks of the nile. parts of the russian-made aircraft were scattered in a bushy area dotted with a few homes. an eyewitness said it seemed as though initially the plane might crash into a market area before the pilot apparently diverted it. it isn't yet clear if anyone on the ground was killed. the investigation into the deadl

. >> one person unaccounted for earlier was found safe and sound in another city but still, the mayor says the house will be carefully taken apart. >> they'll be taking one layer off at a time in order to make sure there are no more victims or no more animals inside the building. >> at least 3 dozen are displaced including residents in the house where we got exclusive video this morning. directly behind the one that exploded, look what it did to this bedroom where she was asleep. >> a lot of people crying, crying, a lot of crying. scream, sorry. >> one tender note. in these exclusive pictures, a dog re ued. then reunited with her master. >> reporter: several people said that they had smelled gas last night or at least at some point yesterday. however, there's no indication from elizabeth town gas company that anybody called in. as far as what remains here, they will bring in a contractor and take all three homes down. that's what the mayor tells us. coming up at 6:00, more special stories about what happened in the early morning hours today. live in elizabethtown. brian thompson. >> t

the mission to find a missing cargo ship has come to an end with a key piece of evidence unaccountedfor. >>> new information on the terror in paris. the european union says france is demanding member nations provide security and assistance, security aid i should say and assistance. john kerry out of his meeting with the french president said coalition forces are disrupting isis operations in syria and iraq. also france says its air strikes destroyed isis locations at the military stronghold at the militant stronghold in the syrian city of raqqah. >> more than a dozen governors across the country say they are against letting syrian refugees into their state. >> in this area we're seeing both sides of that debate. new jersey governor chris christie says no way, he says no way to the refugees, not each orphans. the governors of pennsylvania and delaware are willing to welcome the refugees. some people fear that terrorists posing as refugees will enter the u.s. a professor specializes in middle eastern politics. >> we will detect them and be able to either stop them there or put them und

just in the last 48 hours, the associated press reports that there's a second possible fugitive unaccounted for in the attack. >> we know two are dead as a result of a raid in france. senn have been arrested. one of the dead was a suicide bomber, a woman identified as the cousin of the prime suspect and a police dog that was getting a lot of attention was killed as part of the suicide bombing vest that exploded. dana lewis reporting that many of those injured, were injured when the suicide vest went af, an operation lasting at least seven hours. we are standing by to wait to hear from the french president francis hollande who invoked a part of the e.u. charter, the lisbon treaty, obliging the 28 nation block to give aid and assistance to the french who are facing a major challenge from foreign or french fighters that they believe have gone to syria, trained and come back and orchestrated the attacks. you are watching al jazeera, special coverage of the raids in paris, we'll be right back. >> every monday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >

one person is still unaccounted for but may have left the scene on their own. >> to ohio, nine people were killed in this plane crash that you see. investigators are looking at the plane's flight data recorder to see what went wrong the crash happened less than two lengthy but work will be thorough as they begin the task of recovering and examining evidence from the fiery crash site that left nine people dead. >> the left wing it this ground mark. then the aircraft hit half of an apartment building. destroying it before running up an embankment. behind the building and coming to rest. >> police confirm the pilot, co-pilot and seven employees from a florida real estate company were killed when their charter flight from dayton to akron smashed into an apartment building less than two miles from their destination. >> i'm just in shock and disbelief. happened. we want some answers. all. >> devastated and desperate for answers are victim's families and the plane's owner. >> we're shocked. planes generally just don't fall out of the sky. i can tell you that they were very well seasoned pilo

, mortgage payments, personal gym memberships, adult websites, facilitating personal loans, and unaccountedash withdrawals. >> reporter: he is better known as gi-joe to the locals was found shot dead of a gunshot wound. >>> voters in ohio overwhelmingly striking down an attempt to legalize recreational and medical marijuana. the outcome may have been driven by critics who say the measure would have created a monopoly in that state. bisi onile-ere has more. >> reporter: this is a huge upset for the backers of legalized marijuana, a group of wealthy investors spent millions of dollars over the course of the year trying to issue issue 3 through, but in the end, they were defeated, now a lot of voters that we talked to took issue with the term monopoly. had this gone through the investors would have gained a lot of profit. they would have had exclusive rights to about ten marijuana growing sites across the state. and a lot of people took issue with that. there have be a number of schools, hospitals, law enforcement agencies, and politicians who have been vocal against legal marijuana. >> ohio v

, mortgage payments, personal gym memberships, adult websites, facilitating personal loans, and unaccounted cash withdrawals. the documents discovered with forged signatures were rec decisions for federal surplus equipment and official police explore documents. we recovered electronic messages that were deleted from glinnowicz's personal and work cellular phone including incriminating statements that had been deleted prior to his suicide. a selection of those deleted messages is available in your media handout packets as well. our investigation has determined conclusively that glinnowicz intentionally left a staged trail of police equipment at the crime scene. analysts determined the trail of equipment consisting of pepper spray, a baton and his personal glasses was an attempt to mislead first responders and investigators to believe this was a homicide scene. it was learned through investigation glinnowicz had significant experience staging mock crime scenes for police explorer training. the fbi's behavioral analysis unit has concurred that this was a staged scene, in part because there wer

tonight she said her boyfriend is unaccounted for. this man was sitting in his car right in front of follow when he says the gunman walked up to his window and opened fire. he was hit by shattered glass. >> i think i had 10 seconds, five to 10 seconds to look at him, to try to remember who he was and why he was doing that or whatever. and then the shots came through the glass. and then i started bleeding. as i was looking at him i saw blood. >> reporter: 100 yards from the front doors of planned parenthood, surveillance video at a shopping complex shows officers with body shields moving patrons to safety. nearby, mitchy cuppy hit in a restaurant. today she had a message for the first responders who guarded the front door. >> just thank you, thank you so much. >> reporter: tonight, a law enforcement source tells cbs news suspect robert dear said "no more baby parts" as he was being taken into custody. that same source says dear came here to the planned parenthood with propane tanks. investigators believe he had every intention of shoot

korean agents kidnapped at least 17japanese nationals in the 1970s and '80s. 12 of them are still unaccountedr. >>> a small gift has been delivered to america from japan to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of the world war ii. a library dedicated to harry s. truman is the recipient of a crane. she was 2 when exposed to radiation from the bombing of hiroshimo and later developed lieu keep ya and herd a legend that if a person folds a thousand cranes they will be granted a wish. she folded hundreds before dying at the age of 12. he brother traveled to truman's home state of missouri to hand one of the cranes to the head of the presidential library. as president, truman authorized the use of aawe tommic bombs in japan in the clong days of world war ii. he worked with truman's grandson to plan the donation. >> translator: we've agreed to work together to educate the next generation so that they will better understand what happened in the past. >> daniel expressed appreciation for the donation and his gratitude for coming all the way from japan. the two worked together to donate another crane

jake: what's scary is the international corporations are being unaccountable to anyone. buy politicians. they're able to buy freedom. i mean, they're able to buy anything they want, and why we're and what we're trying to do is have accountability. jeffrey: americans fought for more than two centuries ago and believe in, and i certainly believe in the power of democracy and the power of true representation where each person does have their vote and does have their say. and in order to get that, we have to move from the dollar vote to the people vote once again. jose: all they see is the money getting put in front of their faces by lobbyists. and that is the world that they live in. and those are the people that are financing them and those are the people that they're in cahoots with, and that is the world that they live in, and it's separate and apart from you and i. jeffrey: we need to get money out of politics, but we have to understand that it's gonna be a hard struggle. these incumbents know what they're doing. many of them are getting quite rich, and they're turning

it was unaccounted for after this blast happened in elizabeth, union county yesterday morning. they initially thought that person was in the home. one person did die. 14 were injured. verdicts have not found a gas leak. >> this morning, we have more information about a proposed tax hike in pennsylvania that we told you about yesterday and what it means for you. pennsylvania state lawmakers arer caning a plan to raise the tax to balance the budget. it would make state sales tax $7.25. if philly it guess up to $9.25. lawmakers say it's all give and take by raising the sales tax, we are avoiding a property tax hike. >> james doesn't have a tax hike in the city of philadelphia. i wish they would think about small businesses. >> raising taxes on people like social security, disability recipients, minimum wage workers, to reduce property taxes just makes the tax code more regressive. >> as we told you yesterday, lawmakers called the proposal a framework, but say negotiations continue as details are worked out. >> 4:34 now. this from our delaware bureau. you know, most cities would be

. >> still unaccounted for this at hour.and the whereabout is unknown of the initial men who were said to have fired weapons inside the cafe where all of this started, not far from the soccer stadium where you can think of it inside the french president, watching the soccer match between the german and the french and that inside that soccer stadium, it could be heard. we now know two suicide bombers and one bomb planted in some way or another that they have not been specific. but three explosions were heard inside that building. our own daughter, they were in that stadium at their time and they are studying abroad at the age of 21. she heard those explosions and wondered at the time, that there was nothing that would happen there and here are the pictures. take a listen. the explosion and the flash inside that stadium. that it will be a friendly soccer match and the largest one that was packed as we are now told that the french president was there as they would slow it down to show you the flash and the reason that you would

on knowledge -- unacknowledged and unaccounted for. let's take a look.s is the only known print of the film in the world. it is holding up pretty well for 87 years. even when shown on the big screen by or to being digitally remastered. don't underestimate the importance both for disney animation and the history of animation. the first cartoon character to have personality. very physical comedy. more inventive in the way they use the character. this is the start of the golden age of animation. rights to oswald by the film's distributor, not walt disney, who is asked to make more for less and refused. on the way home, he turned the rabbit into a mouse. mouse owed much to oswald, in terms of drawn style and his larger-than-life personality. >> you think of them simply as having human, or personalities. i would say human personalities. human personalities in the body of a cartoon animal. >> it was a winning formula. oswald was a big hit. he is making a comeback in this film at the bfi in london in december, after 80 years lost without a trace. he always was

, mortgage payments, personal gym memberships, adult websites, facilitating personal loans, and unaccountedash withdrawals. >>> he was found dead of a gunshot wound. before that he told dispatchers that he was chasing three suspects. that manhunt shut down the area for days and drew nation-wide attention. >>> voters in ohio overwhelming strikes down an attempt to legalize recreational and medical marijuana. the outcome may have been driven by critics who say the measure would have created a monopoly in that state. >> reporter: this is a huge upset for the backers of legalized marijuana, a group of wealthy investors spent millions of dollars over the course of the year trying to push issue 3 through, but in the end, they were defeated. now a lot of voters that we talked to, took issue with the term monopoly. had this gone through the group of investors that i mentioned, they would have gained a lot of profit. they would have had exclusive rights to about ten marijuana growing sites across the state, and again, a lot of people took issue with that. over the course of the past several months t

one of the crew is still unaccounted for, though, we're told. >>> the rock band u2 postponed its concert in paris in light of the deadly attacks. bono posted a video on facebook last night with the announcement. hbo was planning to show that concert. it will run other programming instead. >>> well, let's talk about social media and what it's been able to do with all of this and how things are playing out this morning. it's been huge. >> it cannot be understated. it's a way for families and friends to communicate quickly with people they love and thoses especially in paris. we're starting to hear stories of relief. one man from cra kr overwhelmed to -- california overwhelmed to learn his niece survived. he knew she was at a concert where oneacks happened. >> got a phone call saying she wasn't home. she's okay. >> other families less information is better. passengers on one plane say they had no idea about the attacks until they landed in lanta. >> we didn't know anything about it period. and was able to turn our phones back on. >> flight crew nothing said anything. >> didn't say anything

he remains unofficially or officially unaccounted for. the vest turned up in a suburb with his cell phone. president hollande is scheduled to meet with president obama tomorrow in washington. >>> new tonight, family and friends gather to remember a pregnant woman stabbed to death in the bronx. they held a memorial service in their honor. her friend is accused of killing her last week and cutting her unborn baby out of her womb. wade told police the baby was hers. friends say they are trying to deal with the grief they have from the loss of their loved one. >> we can't allow hope to die. even after loss. somehow we have to pull ourselves up to keep moving. >> the infant survived and is doing fine. wade faces murder charges. >>> investigators think that carbon monoxide poisoning is to blame for the deaths of two men in westchester county. police were called to a home in rye brook after an 80-year-old carl persson and his step grandson joseph pendrak were found dead in their beds. police say that carl persson's car was in the garage with a k

korean agents kidnapped at least 17 japanese nationals in the 1970s and '80s. 12 of them are still unaccounted for. >>> in other news, japanese officials are keeping an eye on a part of their country that keeps on growing. they have been out to see a remote pacific island that's expanding because of volcanic eruptions. they say it's now 12 times its original size. staff from the japan coast guard flew over the island of nishinoshima about 1,000 kilometers south of tokyo. they say a crater in the center was producing explosive eruptions. they also saw lava flows. the eruptions began two years ago. an island formed next to one that already existed. lava flows joined the two islands into one which then grew. the island now has an area of more than two and a half square kilometers. a professor kenji nogami at the tokyo institute of technology is involved with the observations. he notes the eruptions have become more explosive. he says that could mean less magma is coming up to the surface. nogami says he wants to study whether these trends will lead to a drop in volcanic activity. >>> the world an

the government says 15 are missing but the miner's union say 45 are unaccounted for. people have been told to move to higher ground. we have this report. >> rescuers in brazil have been struggling to dig out survivors after a dam holding waste water from an iron ore mine burst. dozens are missing, a thick mud stretched over two kilometers. 600 people live in the village and most are miners. >> i heard something like an earthquake. it seemed like a steam roller was passing by me. everything was shaking. when i looked down, the ground was cracked. >> firefighters say the number of missing may rise and it's unlikely to find survivors under the toxic mixture. most roads are blocked. >> i have relatives from the affected areas who called to say they are well but a few others we still don't have any understood about them. >> some homes have been swept away or filled to the roof with mud. electricity lines were also brought down by the strong current. the company are noting the site is frying to figure out what happened. >> at the moment, we've not confirmed the cause and ex

french officials now say another person directly related to this massacre is unaccounted for. his identity a mystery. while the brother of the first fugitive, salah abdeslam called on him to turn himself in to belgium authorities. he describes his brother as devout but no signs of a radical islamist. secretary of state john kerry met with french president francois hollande today, their common goal taking down isis. >> we're going to look out every single day to these plots. >> reporter: france is determined to put a stop to the terror plots, launching more air strikes today on isis targets in their capital city and police conducting more than 120 raids. ♪ and look at this tonight, a show of solidarity at london's wembley stadium, a soccer match between france and england of secondary importance here, this ceremony that took place before the game will never be forgotten. both teams and the crowd of thousands singing the french national anthem. many of the players and fans very emotional there tonight. and back in philadelphia, we've learned runners are going to see heightened s

from the state capital. 2 people are reported to have been killed and more than a dozen remain unaccounted for. authorities say that the death toll is likely to rise. cup in the nice remaining capital last weekend which claimed the lives of 32 thele -- nightclub in romanian capital last weekend which claimed the lives of the due to people has sparked protests across the country. in response, the prime minister announced his resignation on wednesday. he was already embroiled in a corruption trial, and today he made his first appearance in court. reporter: he had little to tell journalists as he walked into court for his first hearing. the outgoing prime minister is the first romanian head of government to go on trial since the soviet era. he is charged with fraud, tax evasion, and money laundering, often before he became prime minister. investigators suspect him of taking 55,000 euros from a law firm without performing any work . he is also suspected of conflict of interest while he was in a has immunityonta and cannot be tried for anything he may have been as prime minister. on his way out

officials say after a massive investigation, one person known to be involved with the attacks is still unaccounted for. meantime france's defense minister says french fighter jets are carrying out new air strikes. russia also increasing its military response doubling the number of air strikes in syria. >>> fear and anxiety in europe extending across the atlantic to here in philadelphia. we are just five days away one of the biggest events of the year for our city. and today officials ab insured us that we will be safe. fox 29's chris o'connell is on the parkway tonight with what you want to know. chris? >> reporter: well, iain, this is the first large high profile event since the paris attacks and it does have philadelphia police on alert. that is because 100,000 people are expected along the parkway this weekend for the philadelphia marathon. take look behind me. preparations already going underway for the marathon that steps off on sunday morning. now, this weekend a secure zone will be put in place for sunday's race start and finish lines near the art museum. everyone coming down to the parkway

more than 100 people are still unaccounted for after last night's landslide near a jade mine in the southeast asian nation of myanmar. rescuers today pulled approximately 100 bodies from the rubble. the landslide occurred when a 200 foot pile of mining debris gave way and fell on areas where miners had been sleeping in tents and where villagers who live in huts dig for the valuable jade gemstones-- one of myanmar's most valuable exports. in the u.s., sub-freezing g winter storm into ice.firstst up to 16 inches of snow fell from south dakota to wisconsin yesterday, creating treacherous road conditions. 11 inches of snow fell on chicago, the city's largest november snowfall in 120 years. louisiana has elected a new governor, in a rare statewide win for a democrat. louisiana state representative john bel edwards handily defeated republican united states senator david vitter in a yesterday's runoff, with 56% of the vote. it was the first time since barack obama was elected president that a democrat has won a statewide election in louisiana. edwards will replace incumbent governor bobby jindal, wh

still unaccounted forty hour, the whereabouts unknown of the initial men weapons inside the cafe where started. not far from the soccer stadium where, think of it, francois hollande was inside. the french president watching this soccer match this friendly between the germans and the french. stadium could be heard the explosion from outside. we now know two suicide bombers and one bomb planted in some way or another. they have not been specific, but three explosions heard inside that building. our own geraldo rivera's daughter was in that stadium at the time. she is studying abroad. she is 21. she heard those explosions and wondered at the time. wouldn't you? there was nothing that happened inside the stadium but here are the pictures from there. and listen. [explosion] the explosion and. largest stadium in the city packed we're now told. and the french president was there. they have slowed it down so that we could see the flash. that's the reason you hear that very strange audio. at any rate, the french president went on the information for all of this and is now, is our understanding,

. >> we found hundreds of guns that have gone unaccounted for in just the last five years. just from the half dozen bay area law enforcement agencies. tonight, our investigative unit uncovers just how many of those guns are actually stolen. not just in the bay area, but across the country. >> firearms are highly sought after and there are rings that we have worked and continue to work that specifically are looking for firearms, and specifically targeting houses or persons because they believe that they are firearms owners. >> including law enforcement. >> including law enforcement, absolutely. >> during the course of our investigation, we found one department here in the bay area that cannot account for some 300-plus guns. we investigate what that department is doing to fix that problem. that's all tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. hope you'll join us. >> thanks, stephen. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. you can also send us an e-mail. >>> take a look at this. a tornado in the central valley. yes, this is rare. here is new video now. uproot

. ♪ angie: the search resumes today for as many as 200 people still unaccounted for after a landsliden myanmar. a disaster happened at a jade mine in northern catch and state and at least 100 people are known to have died. the mine has some of the highest quality jade in the world an billion --30 generated an estimated $30 billion last year alone. beijing has dismissed claims it is militarizing the south china sea, saying it is building on disputed reefs and islands to protect them. aseanriefing at the summit in kuala lumpur, they were told that china has to create facilities there as the area is so far from the mainland. china's reformation work has that carryislands trade. present obama said international law must be followed. the argentinian opposition leader is said to be on course to win the presidential election. zachary consistently led pre-vote surveys. three leading polls give him the win. the new president takes on december 10 and will succeed cristina kirchner, who took over from her late husband. in 2007 -- husband in 2007. now, a look at some of the key events for investo

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