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authorities are unsure what went wrong. dozen students are dead after a suicide bomber attacked a nigerian high school. the attacker, disguised in a school uniform, detonated the explosives killing 48 students. just a week ago in another suicide bomber attack believed to have been carried out by boko haram killed 30 people in that same city. up, president obama is talking about the release of two american prisoners in north korea. change thenged -- strained relations between the two countries? >> president obama is speaking out about the release of two american detainees in north korea. matthew miller arrived last saturday night and his care traveler reports this could mean more for america's relationship with that country. >> president obama says the u.s. side window of opportunity. indication that there was a possibility of of prisoners. they flew back on a military plane. >> grew a lot, lost a lot of weight. been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor, accused of preaching against the north korean regime. their release was

unsure of this mysterious force field. the guy decides this sea gull is not going to figure this out on his own. i have to step in, opens the door. the dog does give the sea gull a fright. >> stupid sea gull, get out of here. >> the guy does manage to capture the sea gull. >> you see three armed robbers here holding axes. they do this all incredibly quickly. you see that one guy runs out the store. the other two get their loot and run out, successfully escaping with watches and jewelry. police are still looking for them. >> weird. weird their choice of outfit is black even though it's a daylight robbery. what are you going to blend into? >> watch santa claus walk into this post office. he is not spreading early christmas and joy. it is going to steal from this clerk. opens his bag. the clerk starts handing over cash. >> i'm mad he dressed as santa. >> the clerk was, oh, this is nice. maybe he is pulling out lollipops. he is there to rob. >> yeah, i got your want list. >> believe it or not, the thing that gave it away that

unsure whether the sun will recharge the probe. the spacecraft made history when it became the first man-made object to land on a comet. abc's hit drama, "how to get away with murder," is filled with twist and turns in the defense system. she teaches her young law students out to counsel those have been a cruise to -- to have been accused of a crime. answers toe questions in class, jail, and in court. news at 11:00. >> still ahead at 6:00, prepare for a new way to pay to get around on metro. see the new technology that illuminates the need for cash or even a credit card. eliminates the need for cash. >> doug will show us what we can andct into the night tomorrow morning. >> nfl production truck is stolen in miami. the red sox >> prince george's county police caught athey can -- bank robber from his car. he used a taxi cab to get to and from the robbery. police say the taxi driver was not involved. >> several metro stations will get the installation of a new fare gates. >> they are built for the 21st century. >> at the gallery place

. >> therethere was a funny article which says 2-year-old unsure if he will ever see the giants win in his lifetime. because that is about the only people. giants have it good. let's look apt the commute. traffic is moving well along the bay bridge toll plaza. this is a good time to be out there obviously before the masses get on the road and as we move over and look at interstate 880 and oakland. roadwork is not an issue that steve is talking about but we are looking for it. if you are looking aten am dinesh bridge. >> where is it if. >> some up in sonoma county, if you have any out your back door, stop, done send me pictures while you are driving. who did that, who is spot on with that, very well done. we have some fog out there and just because high pressure is 0 thick and we have some patchy low clouds late in the season but it is there. i have a few partly cloudies in the morning and we will go mostly sunny. fox three-quarters miles visibility there, walnut creek a little warmer on the low, pittsburgh at 48 and that's noticeably cooler yesterday. orinda says 50 and that's a higher

seagull not smart now figure out that all it needs to do is fly up is trying to fly off the balcony unsureysterious force field. the guy decides the seagull won't figure it out on his own. so i have to step in. opens the door. the door runs out and gives the seagull a fright. doesn't hurt the bird. >> you stupid seagull. the guy manages to capture the seagull. >> i'm going to let him go. >> he doesn't have that on camera either. but he assures us the seagull was okay. >> coming up, every time james kingston posts a video they are a bit of scare y. he is up once again scaling things which are ridiculous and terrifyinger withing nothing but a backpack and trainers as far as safety devices go. he is just climbing down. that is my response. i get the shivers. >> looks like i weed myself. >> he peed himself. >> no it's water on the crane or something. >> why right there? >> this guy does this all the time. this is nothing. >> there is no thinkling or weeing. there was just a little bit of water. but it's a great video to do the things i'm never going to do. i see a crane and they want to climb

. >> reporter: good morning, chris, cops call this woman unsure and shaky but has not stopped her from hitting up seven businesses here in the philadelphia area, according to police, including mini markets like the one here in southwest philadelphia. let's take look at some video, so you can see who we are talking about. police able to pull it from locations around the city, string of robberies started back on october 3rd at 7-# one on lombard, that incident flashed a knife, got away with a hundred bucks, then week later 16 year old was a victim when she had a knife place in the her stomach. the victim had nothing to hand over, so suspect let her g that same day, later on, the female showed up here at angela's mini marketment went straight behind the counter, snatched 400 bucks from the register, and then took off. so in four incidents, she pulls out knife, police say, is the size after michetti. she also flashed a gun, in two of the sting ups. police say, she is terrorizing these business owners police say seen in one of the video yost, think he recruited the woman in connection with

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at times, tow, he seemed unsure, himself. >> oh, me, i don't know o'was charged i they long time ago, three or four of this same thing. so i looked leak i had him like i was trying to stop him and then i raped this female. that, know, i did not. so, i learned my lesson to respect women, don't be doing that. i know i couldn't be that way with somebody unless we were married. >> he had recent write ups for exposing himself, not to people he was married torment to prisoners. >> they gave up for me, i got to do 50 years for a rape charge i didn't do. okay, i was very mad about that with anybody. >> he tended to blame other people for his problems. the fact of the matter was he was exposing himself to nurses and people. then he would talk about i. which in a way, it's an affront to most inmates. >> the exposures, i know for a fact that were forced upon me to be nooud in rtu and my clothes were stolen and the problems started to be fixed and it was continuing to be corrected. >> we would try to conduct an interview and he would keep going and the person that in which he spoke t. way he cond

action news," saturday morning, are you using a prepaid card better to help manage your finances, but unsure which is best, we'll figure out which is best for you in the saving with 6abc. >>> snow in best of low, a warm is not what's needed. >> reporter: it's cold around the delaware valley, the temperatures are in the teens and 20s, if you don't like the cold weather, you have good news on monday, every single record high will fall come monday. i'll have the details when we come right back. >> there are new concerns this weekend for residents of western new york, temperatures are this warming up, snow has reached 7 feet high in places could quickly melt and lead to flooding, before that happens, families are still trying to dig out, many are trying to get the snow off their roofs before they collapse and several buildings already have. the pictures coming out of there are incredible. >> reporter: in all my years forecasting, i don't think i've seen anything like this. we've had big lake-effect snow before, but some of the numbers are insane. 88 inches of snow, hamburg, 80. snow drifts as hi

feel a little more unsure than i did at first. i really have to have faith in my prayers right now.ot to have faith in prayers. oh, man. >> the final decision on jones came during a break in our shooting. when we returned to tampa, there was a new inmate in jones' bunk and jones himself was back at the noah house, a free man, but very much aware that he was still on parole and one slip away from going back to prison. >> when the people told me that i would be getting out that day, i was so full of joy i wanted to scream but i had to hold my wom composure. i even wanted to ask her out to dinner. i thought, oh, she might take that the wrong way. >> since his release, jones has been enjoying the simple joys of freedom like getting to choose his own clothes. >> i like to match my clothes. whatever shirt i got i like my shoes the same color. i had these shoes first to go with a shirt that i had and it was these shoes that made me go out and pick the color suit that i got. ain't that something? >> jones is not taking his second chance at freedom for granted. he gives himself a daily remin

. >> reporter: good evening, just how much service will be disrupted is unsure at this hour but there has to be some degree of impact. unrest has exited for years. >> you won't see the baggage handlers that will strike tomorrow, they work underground. it's a one-day strike to protest poverty wages and conditions that are dangerous. 125 workers employed a company, prime flight. >> it's a facility owned by the people of philadelphia. >> the union is trying to organize these handlers at east coast airport included philadelphia, jfk and newark. back in may, philadelphia's voters okayed a ballot question to raise the minimum wage for employees to $10.88 an hour and most workers say they have not seen it. >> workers average from $7 to $9 an hour and most without benefits, they are working for the sub-contractors of the airlines, they are not receiving the training they believe they need and are being exposed to dangerous situations without training. >> a designated spokesperson from prime flight is not available despite calls from "action news." live at philadelphia international airport ve

. >> reporter: good evening, just how much service will be disrupted is unsure at this hour but there has

>> he's got her in his arms and you can see, he's almost unsure how to hold her at the same time, and just starts talking to her. it's just adorable. ♪ ♪ >>> the thanksgiving holiday is upon us. we can expect visitors. [ doorbell ] >> it's almost as if they knew they should be on that table. who's knocking on the door? >> we're here for dinner. >> exactly! run away! this is definitely the wrong door to be knocking on. >> we hear you have a nice, warm place we can rest for about four or five hours? this video was posted to youtube by michael sullivan. he said he heard something knocking at his door, so he went to investigate, wondering who was coming to his house. turns o it was two turkeys. they see him and they ad >>> this next video is going to make you guys love turkey. this was posted on our facebook page. it was originally posted by taylor ford. ♪ they decide to get a little dosy doe action. >> they're square dancers. ♪ >> grab your partner, swing her around. grab your partner, don't fall down. [ laughter ] >> but i think the female turkey doesn't like this dude, because she has

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the area today and tomorrow and some of these school districts are canceled because there is this unsureness of what's going to happen regardless of what the decision is by the grand jury today. so, you know, it's a tough question, tony. it's hard to speculate what's going to happen. regardless these are people that clearly needed this decision, which ever way it comes down. >> it may an tough question, but that was well handled. robert ray in missouri. thank you. let's go to john terrett in ferguson. exactly where you in ferguson? i don't believe you're on west flooravenue. what's going on and what has been happening this afternoon. >> outside of the police headquarters in ferguson is the answer. what you saw in the summer took place on west floriss a, nt'. the scene playing out in clayton, a suburb of st. louis, we expect a crowd here after the decision is handed up by the grand jury to protest or celebrate depending on what the decision is. you can see people in the crowd holding signs as the american flag there. somebody wearing a mosque, as you can see. somebody holds a banner saying i'

but it took the immigrants unsure of themselves almost 10 years for dissatisfaction with low wages and working conditions to burst into flames. there was no use asking the boss for a raise. he used to laugh at you. and piecework, when we used to work it used to be worse. the year was 1909. a notice had been issued of a meeting of all the shirtwaist makers in cooper union on november 22. at that point, a little girl-- that's the way it's generally told-- raised her hand and said "i want to talk." they lifted her up. she said "i've heard enough." she worked in diamond waist company. she says, "it's time for a general strike." benjamin feigenbaum stepped forward, against the applause and said, "do you mean it?" "do you mean it?" he said. "if you mean it, raise your right hand and take the ancient hebrew oath." "may this right hand wither if i betray the cause, my tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth." ♪ let's put a stop to the sweatshop ♪ ♪ let's end the evil of the age ♪ ♪ fight to the finish ♪ ♪ we'll win the war we're waging ♪ ♪ for a decent living wage ♪ ♪ must we sew and sew solely

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can't get in and people can't get out and police are just sitting there now on this crowd of people, unsure how this is going to progress, but we will stay with it. >>> in other news tonight, we can see the progress tonight of a four-year-old boy after falling more than 200 feet down a cliff. only on 5, ryan takeo with a special look at how the little boy is doing. >> reporter: walking into his hospital room, you can tell four-year-old sebastian johnson's right eye is a little swollen but he is looking better everyday. the family is thankful they can share simple moments. >> he could have died. and he didn't, thank god. >> reporter: sebastian fell 230 feet down a jagged cliff in bodega bay two weeks ago. he fell while flipping rocks into the ocean. >> seeing his struggle and pain, not being able to help him. just seeing him hurt so much. it causes me hurt. >> reporter: that hurt is slowly fading. sebastian is healing. every day brings a mini milestone. today, sebastian raised his leg on command. >> watch her jump on the chair. >> reporter: as the recovery continues, the family is dealing wi

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. >> reporter: bargain hunters unsure what the next few days in store got prestorm holiday shopping done at the walk in atlantic city. >> we are doing christmas shopping and gambling and some good dinner tonight. >> we are leaving new so weather is about to be bad. we're not too excited about that. >> reporter: beach erosion is a concern for this storm. thee in mergecy management coordinator says he is speaking with the city engineer to make sure they monitor what is going on at the beach. they say anytime is there a storm this early in the season that is in the great because they experience beach erosion all throughout the winter. reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks. we will have an eye on this storm starting early tomorrow, 30 minutes early in fact. so join the "eyewitness news" team at 4:00 a.m. for latest weather and traffic updates. >>> is there breaking news right now protests continuing in ferguson missouri in the wake have the last night's grand jury decision. >> grand jury decided no to the charge darren wilson in the killing of 18 year-old

. >> we just taxed the unsurance companies, they pass on higher prices that offset the tax break we get is the same thing. very clever basic exploitation of the lack of economic understanding of the american voter. okay. >> giant hoax perpetrated on americans with obamacare. there has been warning about it for years and now there is tape and lots of it frof it. question, president obama and people in his administration be as transparent as professor gruber? we will bring it around, bob. i know you are ready to explode. >> no. >> but kg -- >> bob is relaxed. >> everyone is trashing jonathan gruber. but at least he is saying, look, i put this together, american people are stupid, they voted for it. by the way, democrats voted for it only. >> and it will hang around. we knew it, now we have the prove of it. like the smoking gun in a court case. you put it in front of the jury and feast yours on this. it is not like he misspoke. he is consistent in all three tapes. perhaps, who knows, maybe there's more. but the point has been made. in fact, yes, i'm glad he was honest about it. but i obvio

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authorities are unsure if anyone is missing. it was maine's deadliest house fire in 30 years. >>> the pennsylvania community where a suspected cop killer alluded authorities for weeks can finally rest easy this weekend. but despite his capture, people there are still searching for answers as they try to move on. nbc's ron allen has our report tonight. >> i cried. it was the end for me. >> reporter: darla dixon said she never doubted his fellow troopers would bring eric frein to justice for allegedly killing her son. >> they honored bryon as their brother. he would be very proud of them. >> reporter: now hoping to make sense of all this, investigators can continue digging into frein's past, trying to understand why the 31-year-old unemployed military buff allegedly ambushed the troopers. >> there is no reason that i'm aware of. >> reporter: none at all? >> none at all. >> reporter: police believe he had a grudge against cops, but top state officials say they don't know why. >> my gut tells me he wanted to strike out and we were t

after roberto's wife and daughter were raped, his life threatened, he and his family fled honduras, unsure of their future. but sure he would die like his friend and neighbor if he decide. that's why they now live in the shadows. entire family, five people plus one infant, staying in this one small room here in the bay area. and this family is not alone. according to the u.s. border patrol, more than 68,000 families have been apprehended crossing the southwest border with mexico so far this fiscal year. compared to about 15,000 families last year. an increase of 361%. that corresponds to a spike in gangs, violence, and lawlessness in honduras, guatemala, and el salvador, the three countries where the majority of these refugees come from. >> i ended up doing several thousand hearings. >> reporter: tom haines served both as an assistant u.s. attorney prosecuting immigration and as an immigration defense attorney before retiring as a border patrol attorney this past july. >> the immigration policies in the united states tries to accommodate two inconsistent ideas. one is, you know, we are a c

this storm system is not written in stone we're still kind of unsure on who will see what and how much does look to be a whole mixed bag through the area wednesday best chance of snow north and west at this point. dry thanksgiving. if you travel on the holiday itself you're fine. very chilly early. black friday morning and a little bit better over the weekend. >> i'm banking on time for it to sizzle. -- fizzle on out. >> we're talking about three days out and it won't be happening three days from now hopefully. all week long on fox 29 scott, sue and myself keep you updated. >> thanks, caitlin. that did it for us tonight on the fox 29 news at 10:00. >> keep it right here we got sports sunday are the now. ♪ >> ton note on forts sunday, it's all about eagles win. it was a convincing eagles win. and it was also a day where lesean mccoy showed owl the daughters never went anywhere. we will break it down, break down the game and t

i am unsure about when i will be able to return but i do know that i would like to have this jar of a family remedy and i'm gwen for all that ails you waiting here for me when i come back. it means a lot to my family and to our memories. could i ask you to keep that? been used his friend accepted the consignments relieved that the request was a simple list during bottle in his house. the merchant left unburdened but apprehensive anti-outsmarted himself. should we have told his friend what the jar contained? but more immediate concerns dominated. fortunately the merchants escape with his family was a success. making their way into and across spain they set sail for portugal from the united states where they remained for five long years. around the dinner table hundreds of times the family wondered about that apparently innocuous bottle sitting in a dark cupboard back in occupied paris. in early 1946 when our merchant could finally return to the city he found himself once again in his friend's kitchen. for a while exchange stories of the war years. after that the jewish friend broached

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they saw a car turned onto elizabeth street and were unsure what party got into. >> reporter: is believe he may have gone into a white minivan with dark windows. the principal once children have a plan when they walk home from home when it bought a home from school. after a situation like this we really have to make sure that our students are really aware of their surroundings. >> reporter: will this is normally unsafe child friendly neighborhood the principal said she plans all looking at procedures and informing pick parents further. >> pam: not to the rain we've been tracking it has not been kind to drivers there's been attend car pileup on northbound interstate 680 earlier tonight in drinks several people and slowing the commute the rain is going to hang around for a few more days the reporters fanned out across the bay today our viewers are in on it to send in photographs we have team coverage. >> pam: jacqueline has details on today's dorsett stump and in that system to come through straws clifford is covering the wet weather in santa rosa. >> reporter: the rainy weather has been c

. >> prince george's county police are making an appeal this afternoon for any parents who are unsure what to do with a newborn baby. a bb was found abandoned near else fell yesterday. baby was found abandoned ltsville yesterday. have identified the mother who left that baby not too far from here is a matter of fact. we are here at the wire station -- calverton fire station. this fire station, which is in walking distance of the stationhood, is a fire in which the mother could have brought that baby to. was found between two mes just about a mile or so from here. one of the neighbors heard the cries of the baby and then walked out and found that baby naked and lying on the road. goodtle girl who was in condition right now, but there is a state law here in maryland, the safety of an law, that the mother could have brought that baby to a place like this. >> that allows a mother of a newborn child up to the age of 10 days old to drop off that emsd at any fire or station, police station, or hospital room, with no questions asked. means no questions asked no questions asked. and you can se

and they are unsure if more victims are missing. >> police in washington are here.nd officer was sitting in the squad car and he hit the driver's side window and the officer struggled with a man who got away by the way. there is no evidence linking the man who attacked the new york police officers and they are not ruling it out as a possible copycat attack. and in hawaii. thieves are slowing down and stalling 500 feet from the road. the flow is active and putting out. and police arrested two people who are sticking golf clubs in the lava and accusing them of trespassing on private property. >> and meanwhile, back on the mainland. chilly overnight lows and meteorologist janice dean. hey. >> extra blanket and the heat is on in the deep south. and overnight lows and 33 in atlanta and 39 in new york city and the big race and marathon is tomorrow. and north wind and that is tough for the folks running that race. and freeze advisory for at least a dozen states. and we have had record- breaking now in the mountains of carolina and tennessee. and this is going to wind up an

>> i'm still quite unsure about that. i came here first in 1958. when it was quite different.he throbbing motor of life here. i have a very tender feelings from morocco and the friendliness and the courtesy of the people and its children. it's bonjour. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i always feel welcomed here. i never consider it's mine. it's theirs and they've allowed me to feel here in a nice way. i feel recognition. they know who i am. they know who i am. >> there is a side by side aspect to life here that's very unusual. >> very unusual here. it's mostly you can do whatever you want if you do it with good manners. >> it is a station of the cross for, you know, bad boys of culture. i mean, rambo. iggy pop. the stones. burroughs writes and came here to be a writer. >> he was a junkie before he was a writer. >> as so many of us were. >> a place to think of yourself as a writer you would come here and somehow working within a romantic tradition. >> yes. >> burroughs said right up front, writer to me lounged around in a smoking jacket or a caftan and smoking littered with sl

the students unsure of what to expect. >> there has been a shooting in the library. >> reporter: overnight terrifying scene on the campus of florida state university. students huddled in the library on lockdown after gun shots are fired. >> if anybody has been shot call 911. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: three people injured in the gunfire. one in critical condition after police say the shooter, acting alone, opened fire overnight. senior alex levine took this dramatic video from inside the locked down library. >> it was very stressed. everybody was traumatized. crying. >> reporter: it began around 12:30 a.m. the university putting out this alert online. warning students of a dangerous situation and to seek shelter. a junior was in the starbucks located in the lobby of the library when he said chaos erupted nearby. >> there was total kmoengs and chaos, yelling about a shooter. >> reporter: 30 to 40 students were huddled around him, waiting for an hour, unsure of the shooter's location. one recalled seeing the shooter just moments before. >> a kid who was up with me, he told me he walked past

snowfall killed 19 people and they are unsure how bad the flooding will be.that will depend on the rainfall and how warm it will get and how quickly the snow melts. >> we don't have a crystal ball and we can't say whether or not there will be a flooding problem. and we can't say what kind of structure or collapses we may have. we anticipate both to some extent. >> heavy snow is part of the big concern. on thursday 30 roofs collapsed overnight. a half an inch of rain is on sunday night. it will make the snow heavier and raising the threat of more roof collapses. and i am glad it didn't fall on nobody. it could have been worse than it looks. >> unbelievable. temperatures are expected to rise and melting snow holding the six inches of rainfall. it is crazy to see someone in a t- shirt. and temperatures are crazy and so how is the clean up looking. and buffaloians know about the weather. it is shovelling snow off of their roofs. and along with the new york national guard 5000 people are helping in the clean up effort and local travel bans are lifted and allowing

the scientist are unsure if they will see results. the batteries on the probe, they are almost out of juice and may not be enough power to send the drat data on the drilling back to earth. they will try to jump it in orth position. can you imagine going that way? and not getting it back. >> the world's eyes on russian president vladimar putin. he is facing a rough welcome there. protestorslw gathering outside his hotel and many in australia blame putin for the passenger jet in ukraine. it killed 38 australians. >> and now russia plans long range bomber flights over the gulf of mexico and elsewhere. we have a fox news military analyst. there is so much going on here. let me ask you about prime minister david cameron. he said no military solution and the world needs to step up sanctions. >> i totally agree. give credit to prime minister cameeron. he calls him a bully and describes it and he compares his actions and attitudes to what the nazis were doing in germany. russian economy is in trouble. the ruble is down 40 percent. and gdp gro

police were unsure if the gun was real. they ordered him to drop what appeared to be a semi- automatic weapon but the boy refused. >> the officers ordered him to stop and show his hands and he went into his waistband and pulled out the weapon. >> that is when the officer opened fire. the boy died yesterday. the gun turned out to be a replica. the orange safety marker meant to show it was a toy had been removed. >>> and possible charges in the police shooting in ferguson, missouri, can be announced any day. there have been protestors almost every day since the august shooting of michael brown by darren wilson. people are being urged to stay calm. >> we are calling upon our members and members of to the community to respond to this decision in a non-violent fashion. >> once there is a decision there will be a 48 hour warning before it is announced. >>> if european union wants to break up google into two different parts. the google search engine division could be separated from the rest of its business in europe. it is trying

on sunday night and maybe a little wet snow in parts of the area as this evolves through, monday unsureonday, some models have precipitation expends through the day and one has something monday night into tuesday. we are keeping it dry for now. >> stay on top of the changing weather situation at 6abc.com/weather, there you'll fine our storm tracker 6 radar and the hourly and seven-day forecast, you can watch the latest videos from our "action news" meteorologist and view our collection of weather related images. >>> and breaking news can happen at any time, and if you are there when it does be part of the breaking news team email your tips, pictures and videos to breakingnews@6abc.com. and contact us at 6abc.com/breaking news. >>> well, if are you looking for a distraction check out these stories at 6abc.com. like this one. a daredevil riding a bicycle sets a world record, look at the wild ride. and whether or not you play golf, this cool trick shot is up to par and a woman pulls off a wedding surprise he will never forget. it's an emotional story, and it's right now at 6abc.com/distrac

after his wife and daughter were raped, his life threatened, he and his family fled honduras, unsureriend and neighbor if he stayed. that's why they now live in the shadows. the entire family, five people plus one infant staying in this one small room here in the bay area. and this family is not alone. according to the u.s. border patrol, more than 68,000 families have been apprehended crossing the southwest border of mexico so far this fiscal year, compared to 15,000 families last year, an increase of 361%. that corresponds to a spike in gangs, violence and lawlessness. in honduras, guatemala and el salvador. the three countries where the majority of these refugees come from. >> i ended up doing several thousand hearings. >> reporter: he served as assistant u.s. attorney prosecuting immigration and immigration defense attorney before retiring as a border patrol attorney this past july. >> the immigration policies in the united states tries to accommodate two inconsistent ideas. one is we are a country that provides refuge for people who are suffering persecution. the immigration law

. >>> now the president has laid down the gauntlet, republicans seem unsure how to respond.e are calling his actions an illegal power grab. it is a slippery slope with many gop leaders fearing rejection of the plan could alienate the fastest group of voters in the nation. rafael romo with the latest on the president's prime sdtime address. >> reporter: christine, this is the issue people will be debating this morning. should people with no legal right to live in the country be allowed to stay? one of the states where immigration has been a top issue is texas. a voter there says she worries the president has taken unilateral action in her opinion should be resolved by congress. >> i worry about everybody and about him doing it by himself like that. that is not really kosher. >> you mean the president taking executive action? >> i think it should be done through the house and congress. >> i have to admire the people here. they are very bilingual, they are very helpful. we should help them as much as we can. >> reporter: who does this executive order benefit? we look at the num