the state patrol has five unmarked cars targeting distracted drivers. elizabeth: mark tauscheck mark: if you drive, you see them looking down. by the way, it is illegal, even stopped at an intersection. >> at stoplights i look at my phone or stop signs, which is bad, but i try not to. mark: since smartphones have become appendages it's no surprise. >> please don't be mad but it is never ok. mark: texting teenagers can be pulled over on site. >> once they are stopped, they feel safe, they reached down and grabbed the phone. mark: they face nothing more than a stern look because offices can't do anything. minnesota this month, a crackdown launched featuring five unmarked to state patrol cars targeting texting drivers. >> they took their eyes a third for three seconds. mark: in minnesota, texting while driving is a primary offense. they're been 108 tickets given out so far. in minnesota, almost 3500. >> you can change driver behavior and i think that's what minnesota is trying to do. that's what we want in iowa. mark: a bill that would have made it a prima

not the focus of my research but of course in this region there are also hundreds and hundreds of unmarked native burials as well. so, the chronology, cemeteries, one of the most important things about them is that they function as outdoor museums. while they are obviously a place of personal morning of loss, more broadly when you study the more you would quickly come to realize that you can read the gravestones and they provide insight into local history. not just family stories, but community stories and more broadly the stories, in my case, of race in virginia and racial relations. so, toward the end where i was selecting cemeteries to study i always tried to look at gravestones distributed in different eras. most notably antebellum, including free blacks. post reconstruction, jim crow, finally the era of migration for african-american families and continued segregation. we were reminding everyone that the cemetery was segregated -- for example segregated for the last 150 years -- you don't desegregate the cemetery. as aalways stays representation of a past era. you can integrate a ceme

the second thing is there is no easy answer for how to mark an unmarked burial. as much as i hate to say it, one of the most long-lasting things you can do is like a tall plastic cross. because plastic is going to last for a really long time. one of the longest lasting affordable things to do because, of course, the luxury model here would be if you paid for new granite stone to place them at the head. you may or may not know who is buried where, but maybe you could put the family name. but as i'm sure as most of you realize, it gets very expensive. granite is what you would want to go for, not to marvel. -- marble. there is no one easy way other than either a granite marker or some sort of a plastic marker that will be sturdy and last for a long time to mark where those burials are. >> [applause] >> [indistinct chatter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] weekend onthis c-span's cities tour, we will explore

. >> some officers will be driving unmarked vehicles this weekend. because of this, drivers are encouraged to call and ask if the plain closed car. >> ford recalled five of the deputy's cars because of a mechanical failure so officers are used unmarked cars until a plan for c-3 to an increased propane distribution on the seacoast and allowed to look at the transfer facility. the vice-president says the completed project will save customers money, residents have expressed concerns about safety. the agreement requires a fire safety analysis of the entire facility by the state fire marshall and the newington fire department. >> note keystone, president obama rejects the controversial pipeline that would have stretched from canada all the way to the gulf coast. the president says that nearly 2000 mile pipeline would not have made a meaningful contribution to the economy, would not have lowered gas prices and would not increase america's energy security. >> america is now a global leader when it comes to taking serious action to fight climate change and f

northeastern madison county was dangerous for everyone involved. 23:13:26--33 'there was a lot of unmarked cars in this chase too. he didnt care, hed go right at them and go around them. he wasnt going to stop.' 23:16:41--53 'up in the badger creek area, theres a lot of blind intersections. a lot of uncontrolled intersections....and you're like is somebody coming, is somebody coming." the high speed chase lasted half an a lot of uncontrolled intersections....and you're like is somebody coming, is somebody coming." the high speed chase lasted half an hour 23:12:47 'it was scary, it really was. it all happened so fast yet, you dont think about it until its over with. everything just goes automatically and then boom its over with." 23:21:23--32 'it all started here by these storage units in bevington, when someone noticed a suspicious looking vehicle with a man possibly passed out inside.' sheriff jason barnes responded to the call and had a bad feeling from the start. 23:07:59 "the whole thing, it was eerie. kinda hard to explain and put it in words but yeah there was something wrong." that'

. >> boston police say two officers in an unmarked car going about 70 miles per hour on blue hill and mattapan. police say the driver appeared to try to get out of the car and that is when the officers reached in to stop him. >> the driver put the car in gear, the officers tried to stop him, took off with the two officers inside the car hanging out from the car. >> they were dragged 100 yards, one officer hit his foot on the car, the other one has back and shoulder injuries, the ride only stopped when the vehicle hit another suv. >> i was a little bit scared. you can see this is where the suspect vehicle hit that parked car. the two officers and the driver are in the hospital, the passenger in that car not expected to face any charges. the driver is at this time police tell me they have to talk with everyone involved to figure out why that suspect >>> it is 4:33 right now, new this morning a morning closed following a serious crash, a car appeared s to have taken out andover road and allen road. no word on any injuries. >>> and road work is getting under way in a dangerous stretch of

there are some unmarked this is a very moving tribute -- for a veteran who passed away. the 80-year-old u-s marine corps veteran did not have any family to make funeral arrangements. so, e company handling the services posted his story on their facebook page and asked the public to help them give him a properal funeral. the response was overwhelming. more than 1- thousand people -- from fellow veterans to complete strangers -- showed up eastern iowa refighters noww have a new way to use theirir heads to investigate. the cedar falls fire department is getting three new helmet cameras. the fire chief says the cameras will help investigate and analyze fires. this is one the only cameras that actually will sustain heats they've gone over that threshold just to make sure that they are safe and protetced and they can be submerged up to 33 feet deep in water." here's a look at a helmet camera in action during a rececet fire in ohio -- we showed you yesterday on today in iowa. the cedar falls fire department hopes to start wearing the helmet cameras in january. right now, moror

if you don't, you could end up being pulled over by a new unit of unmarked squad cars. "we're watching for you to manipulate the phone, and when you are manipulating the phone that is reasonable enough suspicion for us to stop you." turning your good day into a bad one. > > sgt. christianson says texting and drivivg and using your gps are considered the same. the university of north dakota has a new nickname. the process of retiring the old one - "the fighting sioux"- and finding a less controversial replacement has taken years. the campus community got to pick between "fighting hawks" and "roughridersrs nearly 30-thousand students, staffers, alumni and others cast ballots. and the winner is... (s/ robert kelley, ph.d./ university of north dakota president ) "t(e new nickname for und's athletic programs will be the fighting hawks. (:06) kelley also says he thinks the name underscores the competitive spirit of the athletic teams and student athletes. if you u ok at the calendar, , says middle of novmeber. and in the next couple of days, ron's full forecast is coming afte

an unmarked police car drives up. >> get 'em, get 'em! >> did you see what was in his hands? that's a machete. >> what happened? >> eventually police did catch up with these guys, all three of them pleaded guilty to armed robbery, and all seven places were involved. this crime spree they went on started in february of 2015, added in january of this year, and they just pleaded guilty. >> good, they finally get caught. >> i'm just glad that employee wasn't hurt by that machete. back. he's james bond. >> it was james bond! >>> we're heading over to austria. they set up a bunch of live web cams to broadcast over 4,000 hotel rooms so you can see how many people are out there, what the weather is, or basically they put together their favorite >> oh, my gosh. >> this one is brilliant, a shark chasing a boat. >> how fun is that? >> old school 1970s car chase. >> a whole group of them have come up with ways of just poking the webcam. >> is somebody watching this or did the webcam -- >> see, that would have been my thought. >> i appreciate the other ones, because that doesn't take any

authorities say they found those in an unmarked evidence bag in his desk.rything else surrounding gliniewicz's death, it's raising more questions about his life. about those drugs, it was actually cocaine according to authorities, it was found inside an unmarked evidence bag, authorities looked into the cases that he was working and he wasn't working any cases of controlled substances, what they did find were deleted messages, they say, that eluded to planting evidence on the village administrator, the same woman authorities say that the lieutenant was thinking of possibly exploring having killed. christi. >> rosa, are we hearing anything from his family about these revelations of this report? >> you know, we talked to the family urn to, and the only comment that they have so far is no comment. when lieutenant gliniewicz first passed, they did send out a statement saying that the family was looking for privacy. >> okay. rosa florz, boy, thank you so much. crazy story. >>> texas judge is in the hospital after being shot overnight. police say that julie casar

jean: an unusual message from weare police if you're pulled over by an unmarked police vehicle, don't hesitate to call the police station and confirm that it's a real officer. five of the department's cruisers have been recalled for mechanical reasons, site will be using unmarked cars while repairs are made. if a plain car tries to pull you over, police are encouraging drivers to slow down, turn an hazard lights and use hands-free devices to confirm that it is a legitimate police officer. a lobster man abandoned his boat after it caught fire and sank just off the shore in ipswich, massachusetts. the coast guard says the operator of the boat called for help around 9:30 this morning. another boater rescued him from the water. the coast guard says the fire appears to have started when the engine overheated. and still ahead on news 9 at 5:30, millions of dollars will go to homeowners whose mortgages were mishandled by one bank. josh: there's a special chance to see behind the scenes of new hampshire producers, but it doesn't last long. mike: after an evening shower for some later on this

. >> buried in an unmarked grave >> and d the house where he moved to now condemned. >> the latest from parion the terror investigation. >> inside the terror suspect's hotel room. and the american hero's contribute to the fallen. >> now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >>> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you fojoining us. >>> actor charlie sheen's stunni announcement that he is hiv positive is sparking all kinds of reaction. we will have an interview with one of his goddesses in a bit. first sheen is receiving everything from sympathy in some quarters to anger from others. jim moret jerusalem with the latest. >> charlie sheeis agiging all the reports are true. >> how long have you known about this? when were you dinosed?

. >> for me i became unmarkable. at the age of 12 pedophiles become disinterested.t just ended for me. >> and now are their residual problems? is this a long tail story that you still have to live with now? >> yeah, absolutely. i didn't begin talking about it until i was 20 years old, and really seeking help. because i knew i wanted to help other people in this situation, but i had to help myself first, and i dealt with eating disorders, depression, anxiety, you name it, i was dealing it to the point where i was about to die. >> do a lot of people in this life not even realize they seek help. >> the most popular porn i haves are the movies about underage girls. there is a name in which renormalize the purchasing of the female body for sex. so when individuals buy children for sex, they are not called pedophiles, they are called johns, and they are rarely arrested for statutory rape. so it makes sense the children being exploited don't understand themselves to be trafficked. because they exist in a culture of normalizing the sexualization of a child. there is impunit

in manhattan, three police officers are hurt after a crash involving their unmarked police car. it happened just before 4:00 this morning in washington heights. police say the driver of an suv took off after hitting the officer's car which was responding to a call. first responders had to cut the roof off the car to reach the officers inside. the officers suffered non-life threatening injuries. books. but are the days of frenzied end? this year retail sales on black friday fell 10%. the reason? online deals. online sales in fact surged 14.3% this year. while many may have skipped the crowds. today folks head out to support local shops for small business saturday. in re in astoria we found local ones. shop small, a festival tonight park slope. malorie? >> reporter: sandra, this is best. people out here tonight tell us they recognize the importance of small businesses in their show support. if you take a look behind me, folks are actually gathered around waiting for a tree the event. and here you go. that tree lighting just happened folks in the crowd very excited. tonight's event

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in minnesota this month, a crackdown launched featuring five unmarked state patrol cars >> i'd say you had your eyes off the road for about 3 seconds. mark: it's an alternative because in minnesota texting while driving is a primary offense. officer sees texter, officer pulls texter over. so far in iowa this year. there have been 108 tickets given out for texting while driving. in, minnesota almost 3,500. >> you can change book -- change driver behavior. that's what minnesota is trying to do. mark: a bill that would have made texting while driving a primary offense didn't go anywhere this year at the capital, but traffic safety experts site a des moines register poll last year that found 83% of iowans favor tougher enforcement of the ban against texting while driving. pat hoye from the governor's traffic safety bureau told me there is a good chance a bill to make texting in iowa a primary offense will be introduced again next session. stacey? dropped to less than $2.00 a gallon. we got it selling for $1.99 at the kum and go on keo way in downtown. this could be just be the beginning as

an officer pulled up -- wearing street clothes -- in an unmarked car. not long after that -- there was an argument -- and the officer shot jones. we don't know what sparked the argument -- and police gave no reason for firing the officer -- but say since he was a new hire -- they had the right to fire him at their own discretion. students are shaken up after being robbed at gunpoint inside a home. it happened early thursday morning near the university of iowa campus. police are now looking for three men. kwwl's kristin rogers spoke to the victims. "it didn't really hit you right then. like you kind of more students, because they are still shaken up by the situation. "a couple of big bangs, i didn't turned out to be, them kicking in the door." three men, you can see the footprint right here... the door busted in so hard it knocked the wood trim off and left dry wall on the floor. "one of them, he ended up having the gun, and he was just kind of in the back, more then i'm told the man with the gun went upstairs pointing the gun at people up there. one of

cocaine inside an unmarked evidence bag in his desk.started searching, trying to figure out if he was working on any sort of cases that involved controlled substances and he was not, they say. they didn't find that at all. but they did find deleted text messages that alluded to the fact that he wanted to plant evidence on the village administrator. that same village administrator that you mentioned before this piece, that he was exploring, thinking about, according to authorities, asking a gang member to kill her, so a lot of unnerving revelations here, fred. and the more that we dig for information, the more we find. fred? >> wow, an extraordinary set of events. that's for sure. thanks so muff, rosa flores, appreciate that. >>> all right. one organization donated thousands of dollars to lieutenant gliniewicz's family, and now they want their money back. we're talking to our legal guys about that, next. for adults with an advanced lung cancer called "squamous non-small cell", previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, it's not

of the city has marked and unmarked sites of national importance for african-americans.and all americans. the train tracks at the city's press street railroad yard at present charter street in the bywater district of new orleans, was the location of their arrest of homer that led to the united states supreme court civil rights case of plessy versus ferguson three november of 1960, a six road-- 46 rolled girls-- four, six rolled girls became the first black students attending a previously all-white elementary school since reconstruction. then they entered williams ran school and mcdonald number 19 school. new orleans was also the side of the first african methodist episcopal church in the south, building 1840, the st. james church at 222 north roman street is still a functioning institution. the louisiana state museum in that french quarter offered a window into the cities black history for people to go and visit. .. informational panels depicted his life instruction. slave auctions, and politics. this section highlighting the 1815 battle of new orleans featured a snare d

. >> this morning unmarked police cars by one of the main entrances while inside police with canine units and soldiers standing guard it's typical at grand central during rush hour. >> i didn't notice. >> others say the bigger change today was on their ride into the city. >> i just came in on the train from up near bronxville stopped at 125th street and there were at least i would say eight to ten cops on the platform which is good. >> they are not typically there? >> not at all so i see an increase and it feels good to have them around, absolutely. >> across town at pen station a show of force as well reassurance for some in right following the paris attacks. >> we know we are in good hands. >> new yorkers across the city have been showing their support for those in france and their families for those who lost their lives. later this afternoon at the 9/11 memorial people will be gathering in tribute to the lives that were lost. reporting live this afternoon from times square. janel burrell cbs studios. >> many people are wondering if it would happen here. it could but the city is constan

northeastern madison county was dangerous for everyone involved. 23:13:26--33 'there was a lot of unmarked cars in this chase too. he didnt care, hed go right at them and go stop.' 23:16:41--53 'up in the badger blind intersections. a lot of uncontrolled like is somebody coming, is somebody coming." the high speed chase lasted half an hour 23:12:47 'it was scary, it really was. it all happened so fast yet, you dont think about it until its over with. everything just goes over with." here by these storage units in bevington, when someone noticed a suspicious looking vehicle with a man possibly passed out inside.' sheriff jason barnes responded to the call and had a bad feeling from the start. was eerie. kinda hard to explain and put it in words but yeah there was something wrong." that's why the sheriff wasn't unfolded... 23:09:09--18 "are you staying around here? because he was in a storage shed, i mean he really had no business being there. he just looked at me, 30 mile stare really didnt give me any answers." the sheriff ran the license plate on the chevy truck...only to find it was repo

they now have 5 unmarked squad cars to focus solely on distracted drivers. texting while driving is a primary offense there. iowa is one of 6 states where it's a secondary offense, meaning an officer has to observe another law being broken before they can ticket for texting. changing it to a primary offense in iowa will likely be brought up again during the next legislative session. >> states that have strong enforcement, no matter what the law is, you can change driver behavior and i think that's what minnesota is trying to do and obviously that's what we want to , happen here in iowa is change that driver behavior. stacey: so far this year in iowa , there have been 108 tickets issued for texting while driving. in minnesota, almost 3500 tickets have been issued. kevin: next at 10:00 plunging , prices. what the low numbers at the pump means for retailers this holiday season. stacey: plus, ubers making house calls. how the ride-sharing service can help you fight the flu kevin: surgery success. the incredible way doctors gave a new york teenager a new nose. an

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there were unmarked police cars flying around butses here with their lights flashing last night. police obviously under he minutes pressurimmense pressa breakthrough because of the threat level be at four and the destruction that would call. but they did not get their prime man. saleh abdeslam repains on the run. no clear indication where he is, the 16 people that have been arrested will be questioned at length. a judge will decide later on monday whether or not to keep them in custody. i have to caution that people have been arrested previously have been released. seven people were arrested in one sweep. five were released without charge, we'll treat the 16 headline figure with some caution until people are actually charged. nevertheless, the main man the one they really wanted has so far slipped the net. >> shots fired on the streets, palm, just in the past 24 hours or so. not a good place to be. brussels in lockdown, the start of the working week where you are. how is the city coping with all of that? >> reporter: they are being remarkably stoic. people really do understand th

restraint and demonstrator s to act peacefully.one man n was arrereed for slashing the tires of an unmarked squad car. california authorities have seized more than five-hundred weapons from the he of a man who isn't upposed to have any. any.ey raided 59-year-old albert sheakalee's two homes -- and found 541 guns and thousands of rounds of health block list -- and had the guns illegally. illegally. sheakalee was a federal firearms dealer before his license was revoked in 2014. a small town in wisconsin is tackling the issue of bullying, by fining the accused bully's parents.the town of plover recently passed a city ordinance that would fine parents 124 dollars if police determine their child has bullied someone multiple times within 90 days.the town's police chief says the best way to make an impact on kids, is in their home. "it's not the school's responsibility to raise the kids. it's the school's job to teach the kids. it's not the police's job to raise your kids. it's the parents job to raise the kids." kids."police say the first offense, warrants a warning, that way officers could provi

almost every intersection considered an unmarked crosswalk. attention all times. and inc. of redwood city. >> mark: was flying from the u.s. and have things security international fire's coming into the u.s. was the even stronger security measures. expand. in screening of vitamins going on to their craft travelers also likely see random searches extra hands swabbing passengers and more bomb sniffing dogs these tests also assess security at slept for an interval. more will >> reporter: wears a security screen passengers and before they even got a plane bound for the u.s. including checking of passengers against the u.s. tear watchlist vulnerabilities still exist insider threat is major concern official said if the downing the church was the entire job authorities worldwide was zero in on your fourth airline workers with secure access. report >> mark: undercover x fin sectors the explosives there for security 95% a time they had there will be a scene unseen measures put in place. stunned >> pam: video showing a man clinging to life from a cruise ship what led this frightenin

their total unmarks are higher. >> that's a fair pot.y need quarterback whose were run. >> that's where i was going. >> they clearly need a quarterback who can run. it's been since he got here. i don't know why he keeps saying they won't. >> i a hundred percent agree with you. >> i think everyone does. >> this year, i don't think chip knows how to -- chip knows how to coastal he's a smart guy, he's going to be successful in the nfl. they just don't have a good quarterback. sam bradford was not successful before he got here. if i told you sam bradford was on another team and they were four and seven you wouldn't be surprised. that's the issue, they need better personnel. chip brought him in. >> is chip good at evaluating these players. >> that's to be determined. >> you look at the quarterbacks he brought in. matt barkley, mark sanchez, sam bradford. he internisted michael vick, brought him back. he has a great history of bringing them in. i agree with spike. they need a running quarterback. this offense there could be guys out there. i'l

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one fairfax county unmarked cruiser was left behind just off the beltway after it was hit and that'sg him in at a light and then the civilian car in front of him moved. >> i heard a bunch of noise, the police officers were speeding

but every intersection can be considered an unmarked crosswalk. in redwood city. >>> coming up at 8:30. hillary clinton changing her stance on pot. what the candidate wants to do about the drug. >>> plus a deadly crash during a homecoming parade. why the prosecutor now wants to sale the mental records of the rom -- woman charged. "the year of spieth comes to a close... tour championship winner...and he does indeed take it all." 0 >>> still ahead, not one but two dam breaks sub merging homes in a wall of mud. the hunt now for missing people. a homemade plane how the pilot made it out. what could have caused a plane pulling -- full of russian tourists to crash. it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. 0 >>> a mysterious object is lighting up the skies across california. it's been seen across the bay area as well as los angeles and san diego. and we've -- we're now learning the oath was a naval test -- object wa

restraint and demonstrator s to act peacefully.one man was arrested for slashing the tires of an unmarked squad car. california authorities have seed more than five-hundred weapons from the home of a man who o n't supposed to haveveny. any.they raided 59-year-old albert sheakalee's two homes -- and found 541 guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition.officials say sheakalee was on a mental health block list -- and had the guns illegally. illegally. sheakalee was a federal firearms dealer before his license was revoked in 2014. a small town in wisconsin is tataling the issue of bullying, by fining the accused bully's parents.the town of plover recently passed a city ordinance that would fine parents 124 dollars if police determine their child has bullied someone mumuiple times within 90 days.the town's police chief says the best way to make an impact on kids, is in their home. "it's not the school's responsibility to raise the kids. it's the school's job to teach the kids. it's not the police's job to raise your kids. it's the parents job to raise the kids." kids."police say the first offe

most days people walk past the unmarked french consulate without a glance, but this wasn't most days. the hustle and bustle gave way to silence and sadness, stillness, and time to reflect. >> i'm so sorry for what happened in paris and for the innocent people being hurt worldwide. just because of terrorism. >> reporter: iranian born, a u.s. citizen five years, this immigrant wrote freedom, equality, and brotherhood. horrified at the violent extremism. >> they are killing, taking land, killing people. they are just expanding their kingdom with blood. it is sad. >> reporter: south of market, in yerba buena gardens, a show of solidarity as 100 people gathered on the lawn. candles the only light, quiet conversation the only sound. >> it is like 9/11. >> reporter: the shock is reminiscent to 9/11 and so too the support from the rest of the world. many here refuse fear. and want more than ever to defeat terror. >> it is killing our children. our brothers. our sisters. our parents. and there is no stop to it. so, i think is message is very clear. we are against it and we are going to do what

it's a natural gas facility, and it's located in the remote sahara desert and they approached 3 unmarked vehicles. they took at least 20 and perhaps more than 40 people hostage, at least three americans, 13 norwegians and others from britain, ireland, canada and france, reportedly leading the attack, former al qaeda leader who had just hours before promised retaliation for french's military action in neighboring mali. >> it's remarkable to look back at that footage knowing that was not the only report that was going to happen on that siege. that was just the start. that was just the first night's report of what ended up being a multiday assault on that gas facility in the middle of the desert. and in the end, they would terrorize 40 of their hostages. and they strapped bomb belts to some of their hostages. so, that's part of what i mean by they terrorized and killed their hostages. and that brings us up to date with today's attack. you saw in that initial news package, from the first night of the assault, the person believed to be leading this assault was maktar, and he has a face that's

her late brother' s ashes were inside in an unmarked pill bottle. now she' s devastated. >> i only have one brnther and he died. erika: the thief also stole money and credit cards from the jeep. one of her credit cards was found in town yesterday. emily: a tewksbury dog owner is warning others, after a treat nearly killed her puppy. this morning, walmart is defending the product on their shelves, saying there is a warning label. kelly pasquariello says she gave her dog a treat called the real ham bone. thousands of dollars in emergency surgery saved his life. pieces got stuck inside his small intestine. you google the story and so many pets needing emergency surgery. emily: the ham bone warning was issued 5 years ago, after pet owners complained. the company that makes the bone, dynamic pet, says it goes above and beyond safety requirements. veterinarians say pet owners should stay away from artificial bones. randy: purple heart recipients could soon have free access to state parks. members of the massachusetts house have until later this morning to

. >> at least one unmarked cruiser was left behind here on the eisenhower connecter off the beltway and that's where police boxed him in at the light, and steve procter when he heard the noise. >> when they got to the light, there was a lady sitting right in the -- in front of them and he couldn't go anywhere and they had him boxed in and then the lady moved and he went around the car. >> one officer stepped out of the cruiser and briefly trained a gun on the suspect and then the chase started up again down eisenhower avenue the suspect continued to hit vehicles. >> struck my vehicle again! >> moments later the suspect crashed his own car, and inside the camry we saw part of the tree hi he hit, and there was a bank withdrawal statement showing he was there shortly before the incident and on the passenger side floor, we spotted a passport. that suspect is in the fairfax county jail and he is charged with two counts of assaulting a police officer and the crashes along the way, felony speed to elude and that was for the original traffic infraction. >>> we are now hearing from somebody insi

one fairfax county unmarked cruiser was left behind just off the beltway after it was hit and that's where police thought they had the guy stopped, boxing him in at a light and then the civilian car in front of him moved. >> i heard a bunch of noise, the police officers were speeding down to the light. when they got to the light, there was a lady sitting right in front of them, and he couldn't go anywhere and he had him balked oxed in. >> praubg tur said one officer stepped out of his cruiser and then briefly put his gun on the suspect and then the chase began as the suspect continued to hit police vehicles. >> struck my vehicle again, and i tried to hit him. >> moments later, though, it was all over after the wrong turn and while the battered fairfax county police cruiser was able to drive away, the suspect's car had to be towed. we got a good look inside his car today and we'll show you what we found coming up on news4 at 6:00. >>> he sparked a lot of drama at the white house yesterday and today the man that is arrested for scaling the white house fence showed little emotion during

there are some unmarked headstones that go back to the 1800's. a very moving tribute -- for a veteran who passed away. the 80-year-old u-s marine corps veteran did not have any family to make funeral arrangements. so, the company handling the services in indiana posted his story on their facebook page and asked the public to help them give him a properal funeral. the response was overwhelming. more than 1- thousand people -- from fellow veterans to complete strangers -- showed up to pay their respects. eastern iowa firefighters now have a new way to use their heads to the cedar falls fire department is getting three new helmet cameras. the fire chief says the this is one of the only cameras safe and protetced and they can be submerged up to 33 feet deep in water." here's a look at a helmet camera in action during a recent fire in ohio -- we showed you yesterday on today in iowa. the cedar falls fire department hopes to start wearing the helmet cameras in january. thousands of people are in the dark this morning after high winds knocked down trees

they say his 18-wheeler slammed into the officer's unmarked patrol car last july. coupler batch now charged with reckless driving and failure to maintain a proper lane. >>> we're now learning new details about the small plane crash that killed a pilot in queens. a new ntsb report suggests james mcgee tried to use the plane's emergency parachute before the aircraft plunged into the water off breezy point earlier this month, but the para chute only partially deployed. mcgee died in the crash. there's no word yet on what caused it. >>> a metro north assistant conductor who suffered permanent injuries will now get a payout. maria herbert settled her lawsuit with the agency just before a jury was about to award her $835,000 in damages. not clear just how much she did settle for. four people died, dozens were injured in that crash after the conductor fell asleep at the controls. >>> it's 5:39. just ahead, a scare high above the atlantic. what a woman is accused of doing in the middle of a flight. >>> and what one airport >>> there's a live look at the long island express

there, the state patrol is cracking down on distracted drivers with 5 unmarked squad cars. here in iowa, an officer has to observe another law being broken before they can ticket for texting. so far this year in iowa, there have been 108 tickets issued for texting while driving. meanwhile in minnesota, almost 3500. but right now, much of the state's focus is on the approaching snow. kcci's emmy victor is live in des moines this morning and it sounds like snow preps already underway, emmy. emmy: it is the four letter word that not everyone loves to hear, snow. sharon the department of public desk here at the department of public works they are getting ready for what we plan to see tomorrow. they have over 200 trucks ready to go with snowplows in front of them, ready for any snow that could come up tomorrow. they even have thousands of tons of salt, enough to supply a whole winter and then some. we do know that many customers across the metro have been rushing to the stores, getting some of that ice melt, replacing the parts they need for snowblowers, and even some shovels as

they told me that there were unmarked graves that dated back to the civil war and so i worked backwards from there thinking about who were those people buried in the ground and why were they there. and that's where the inspiration came from. >> what if we didn't stay here? what if we went? >> no. >> all them yankees walking right for us. we can't just walk right back. >> they walking here either way. i don't see what a few bullets is going to do to keep them out. >> i like the idea of playing with character development before you bring in the sort of more obvious horror elements. >> i think also it's something about the pacing of it makes it all feel very real and i think it was really important to all of us that the violence in the movie not be gratuitous, that it have -- carry it's proper weight. and i think you feel that in the movie that when it starts the ramp up and turn into this kind of thriller, that it's still very hard to pull the trigger. >> let's get to the keeping room! >> we ain't leaving this house. >> too many doors and windows -- >> we gonna fight. >> don't leave us. a

truck pulled up unmarked and x-rayed our truck while doing our live shot, and we since moved inside, and the clock is counting down. you see all these people on cycles here, they will move alongside the runners. you have two eyes watching, security, intense security watching the track, more than 26 miles, and you also have the cyclists that are riding ahrarpbg side making sure all the runners are safe. so 30,000 people are arriving here now and getting in place to run, walk or cycle the course, and it's 26.2 miles through philadelphia neighborhoods. we spoke to one dad who has been participating in the student run phillies style program, and it pairs adults and their children to train for marathons >> since july of this year, we've been running three days a week, tuesdays and thursdays and then long runs on saturdays. we did our 20-mile run about a month ago. >> now just before 7:00, wheelchair athletes are going to be taking off and they will be followed by half marathon runners. we're going to be here to bring you all of the excitement. when the runners cross the finish line as wel

yeah, the jets became suspicious when they noticed an unmarked van parked in the shower. [ laughter ] that shouldn't be there. yeah. more sports news, triple crown winner american pharoah won the breeder's cup classic this weekend. [ cheers and applause ] good for h . then he retired from racing. but this is cool, today, he was named an analyst for espn. [ laughter ] well jim, if it was me out there today, i would have pooped before the race started. but he's a rookie. he'll figure it out. and we got a sugar cube for him. you guys, one of the best parts about going to an nba game is when they let the fans do the half-court shots. you know those contests they have at halftime? the half-court shots, and the prize is usually amazing, a car or a ton of money or something like that. well, we had our first big winner last week at a memphis grizzlies game. yeah. check out what he got. th is is great. >> check this out. the house just went crazy as this fan came out a halfrt shot. in it goes! and guess what he wins? tater tots for life. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: what? for

there the state patrol is cracking down on distracted drivers with 5 unmarked squad cars. here in iowa, an officer has to observe another law being broken before they can ticket for texting. so far this year in iowa, there have been 108 tickets issued for texting while driving. in minnesota, almost 3500. but, right now, much of the state is focusing on the approaching snow we are expecting in the next couple of days. kcci's emmy victor is live in des moines, and it sounds like emmy: snow is the four letter word that a lot of people do not like hearing, because it is an indication that's not -- winter is on the way. take a look at the fleet of snow trucks behind me, they are already ready to hit the road. the department of public works tells me they have thousands of tons of salt available to clear out the roads. salt is on the mind of a lot of customers. customers are sweeping the stores, getting everything they need for their driveways or sidewalks or cars. customers are checking out some of those windshield fluid and everything they need to get their home prepared. durin

for three hours unmarked police cars, blue lights flashing, racing up and down these streets. you can see the town there. that is the town hall of brussels. we're right in the center. extraordinary state of affairs. the announcement on sunday by the p.m. that the state of alert was going to stay at 4, that the metros were going to be closed on mondays and schools also. it gives you an indication of just how tense people are here. the authorities are on a high state of alert. they are convinced that there are people such as salah abdeslam who have weapons an access to explosives >>> police in france are appealing for information about a man they say was one of the suicide bombers in the paris attacks. investigators say this man is one of three men who blew themselves up outside the stade de france. they don't know his name. they also say he registered as a migrant on leros in october. the french president will meet with the british prime minister on monday. it >> reporter: france at war is what the president promiseed and that is what is being delivered. increased raids on i.s.

police in redwood city are telling me they are considering putting lockboxes in the especially the unmarked cars to make sure this does not happen to them. >> thank you. our unit has been looking into the same issue. it found that hundreds of local police guns are reported lost or stolen. then what happens to them? you can see the results of the investigation. go to nbcbayarea.com. it's at the top of the page for you. >>> happening now in the north bay, eastbound highway 37 near sears point is shut down because of a deadly crash. you are looking at pictures from the scene. it's captured from our nbc helicopter in the past hour. it happened just before 4:00 p.m. near lakeville road. two big rigs crashed. the impact pushed the semi into oncoming traffic. the crash is causing a backup, as you can see, during this commute home. both lanes of eastbound 37 are still shut down. drivers are getting by very slowly on the shoulder. as you can see, the chp wants everybody to stay away from the area. this backup goes on for miles. no word on when highway 37 eastbound will reopen. >>> major developments

developing right now, several nypd officers were hurt when their unmarked cruiser collided with another car in upper manhattan. >>> also a deadly shootout leading to an hours-long standoff at a planned parenthood clinic. this morning we're learning more about the police officer killed in the line of duty. >>> and pope francis has been bringing a powerful message of faith to christians in africa during his first visit to the continent. >>> good morning, everybody. looking at a dark shot there of lower manhattan, but a mild does not feel like late november, so we're thankful for that on this saturday, november good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us. i'm rob nelson. >> good to be with you. thanks for making time. i'm michelle charlesworth. happy saturday morning, happy. it off. >> i'm still tire. >> i think we all are. >> right? >> it's a good week, but a tiring week. >> there's a lot going on meteorologist amy freeze has our first look at this morning's weather. how was your thanksgiving? i saw you down at the bowery mission with this one, with the kids, with everybody. you guy

some of the earliest markers found in the cemetery date back to the early 1900s, but there are some unmarked headstones that may even date back to the late 1800s. "i've never seen anything like this and i cannot believe that people are so godless that they do not even let the dead rest in has happened in the past, but never to this extent. another republican presidential candidate is out of the race. louisiana governor bobby jindal dropped out.. he hadn't been polling well and was consistently forced to participate in the happy hour debates, never making the main stage. planned parenthood is set to spend at least 20-million-dollars fighting republicans at the ballot box next year. the g-o-p is trying to cut the organization's federal funding. the ad buys will focus on white house and senate races in a few key states. science, service and speilberg come together for the presidential medal of freedom. director steven speilberg is one of 17 recipients of the nation's highest civilian honor. the late yogi berra also making the list...along with barbra steisand, james taylor and emilio estefan. r