powerpoint of 10 minutes into the speech after the candidate cut one of the staffers came up to us frantic. at the time that worker asked us about the notes and we thought they were misplaced because the power went out when the bullhorn and a flashlight there was a lot of confusion. today the tram campaign reached out to abc action news looking for our photographer for information. we confirm through of asked if they got video or so who might have taken the notes of pence off of the podium. it is unclear whether these notes contain the speech her last night or what he wrote them in containing top-secret information they campaign does not want to be linked to the clinton camp. this is a breaking story we will continue to update. >> the campaign trail focused on the bay area again with hillary clinton over my shoulder. in a few minutes her husband will take the stage in st. petersburg we have marisela burgos with what we can expect from bill clinton tonight. >> reporter: he is expected to speak after 6:30. you can see a crowd of people already in this room at the jackson rec center. investig

in using deadly force. >>> frantic final words from the pilot of that doomed jetliner, repeatedly telling air traffic control his plane was rapidly running out of fuel. how could this have happened? >>> art of the deal? donald trump turns a campaign rallying cry into action, saving jobs at carrier, from moving to mexico. what did it take? >>> and making it work -- the big american company where every day is take your child to work day. and employees couldn't

in using deadly force. >>> frantic final words from the pilot of that doomed jetliner, repeatedly telling air traffic control his plane was rapidly running out of fuel. how could this have happened? >>> art of the deal? donald trump turns a campaign rallying cry into action, saving jobs at carrier, from moving to mexico. what did it take? >>> and making it work -- the big american company where

in using deadly force. >>> frantic final words from the pilot of that doomed jetliner, repeatedly telling air traffic control his plane was rapidly running out of fuel. how could this have happened? >>> art of the deal? donald trump turns a campaign rallying cry into action, saving jobs at carrier, from moving to mexico. what did it take? >>> and making it work -- the big american company where every day is take your child to work day. and employees couldn'

in using deadly force. >>> frantic final words from the pilot of that doomed jetliner, repeatedly telling air traffic control his plane was rapidly running out of fuel. how could this have happened? >>> art of the deal? donald trump turns a campaign rallying cry into action, saving jobs at carrier, from moving to mexico. what did it take? >>> and making it

in using deadly force. >>> frantic final words from the pilot of that doomed jetliner, repeatedly telling air traffic control his plane was rapidly running out of fuel. how could this have happened? >>> art of the deal? donald trump turns a campaign rallying cry into action, saving jobs at carrier, from moving to mexico. what did it take? >>> and making it work -- the big american company where every day is take your child to work day.

in using deadly force. >>> frantic final words from the pilot of that doomed jetliner, repeatedly telling air traffic control his plane was rapidly running out of fuel. how could this have happened? >>> art of the deal? donald trump turns a campaign rallying cry into action, saving jobs at carrier, from moving to mexico. what did it take? >>> and making it every day is take your child to work day. and employees couldn't be happier. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, trying times in the south tonight. fire, water and tornadoes, part of twin deadly disasters that have struck over the last 48 hours. violent storms spawned two states, including tennessee. which is still reeling from the firestorm that exploded the night before in the great smoky mountains. and today we learned three more bodies have been recovered from the scorched ruins, bringing the death toll to at least seven. we've got it all covered, starting with nbc's jacob rascon in alabama. >> tornadoes reported i

ahead, kevin frazier and keltie knight will join us a frantic search is on right now for two escapedny choi. a frantic search is on right now for two escaped inmates in santa clara. the pair managed to break through the barred window at the main jail last night. so far, there's been no sight of them. >>> before the big meal you might want to check your pantry. heinz has recalled certain types of gravy because of a labeling error. the fda says that some jars marked pork gravy may contain another gravy with milk and soy. >>> and in the next half-hour of "cbs this morning," don't call it a beauty pageant. dana jacobson shows us how the miss veteran competition unites women from the armed forces to fight for a common goal. raffic and weather in just a moment. ,, ,,,,,,,, ,, >>> hey there. welcome back. we are off to a cool and clear start this morning. hi-def doppler no rain at least not in our neck of the woods but see that rain well to the north? that will be heading our way over the next couple of days. in fact, futurecast times it out starting out clear today. by tomorrow increasing

us this evening. >> reporter: it's a frantic race to save a life. an iraqi soldier, arriving at the only hospital serving the front line outside of simply getting here could make the difference between life and death. but up to a million people are still trapped inside mosul. they are civilians, caught in the crossfire, unable to flee. few doctors, no hospitals, hope running low. dr. omar knows it first hand. he managed to escape mosul and is now treating patients. his family, still inside the city, trapped by isis. >> this hospital is a saviour for the people. they are our families. they are our friends. >> reporter: tonight, u.s.-backed iraqi and kurdish forces say they've now completely surrounded mosul. 50,000 soldiers part of the mission, one of them this 25-year-old whose family is still stuck behind enemy lines. i'm fighting isis to free my sisters, my relatives, he tells me. we have to put an end to this hell. the most heart breaking stories here, 6-year-old ahmed was playing outside when a mortar struck. >> how are you feeling? >> sad. >> r

. >> coming up, 9-1-1 calls give us an idea of frantic moments at ohio state as investigators follow clues to figure out a motive in yesterday's knife attack. >> hillsborough county investigators on scene right now of an overnight smash and grab at a tampa gun store. why investigators say this is not only a threat for the general public but law >> and we're going backwards weather would i say, warm and humid. >> but your drive across the howard franklin looking great across the bridge. coming up we're going to check your drive from pasco down >>> live from the station >>> now at 6:30, capturing chaotic moments on campus, for the first time we're hearing 9- 1-1 calls from people at ohio state during yesterday's terrifying knife attack. >> and flames close in on popular tourist attractions in eastern tennessee sending residents is visitors fleeing. we're following this breaking news as crews push back agai just dozens in fact burning there shutting down an entire city. >> plus fears that stolen guns are now on the streets, the dramatic way thieves broke into a tampa gun store while you

i felt awful. " for two days, caitlin and her other sister amy frantically searched every place they'd been. they used social media for help looking. and then..... "right after the funeral, i went to feed and c outside pocket of my bag. there was nothing else in it at the bottom. " they'd checked that bag what felt like a million times. turns out it was stuck inside a torn seam.... the sisters say, sam had something to do with this. "she's laughing because she used to give me such a hard time. she would have just loved that though. she'd hide it and be like, sorry." one last surprise, from sam. a that was t-v nine's katie wiedemann reporting. the iowa men's basketball team is off to a strong start this year, thanks to coach fran mccaffery and his assistants. but when it comes to getting assistance at home, mccaffery turns to his wife. still ahead tonight, we give you an inside look at life at home for the mccaffery family. stay with your 24 hour news showers come to an end around midday on wednesday. the wind shifts behind the system bringing drier and cooler weather for for an after lunch walk. black

also on 7 crowd chaos leading to a frantic scene in a mall in cambridge. police using pepper spray at the event there where a rapper and a celtics player were appearing. nancy chen has more on what happened. >> reporter: police say a crowd of more than 1,000 quickly got out of hand. the video taken by a viewer shows hundreds of people as they overfilled the cambridge side galleria. screaming, running outside the mall. >> reporter: a huge crowd for an appearance by celtics rookie jay len brown and the rapper named desiigner. people started cramming in before doors were opened. >> people started rushing and they started pepper spraying kids. little kids. >> reporter: police say they were' forced to use pepper spray. leaving many people shaken up. >> they shut down the street. it >> reporter: the teens have been charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. napsy chen, 7 news. >> ryan: a georgetown police officer rushed to the hospital after being injured in a crash. he was rear ended on the highway. it happened on the northbound side of i-95 near exit 54. we're t

antoinette: the eyeopener's juli mcdonald tells us several neighbors are displaced. juli: frantic neighbors ran door to door saturday morning, shouting to warn others about a massive fire tearing through this vacant house on george street. >> she woke me up. i seen an inferno. black clouds. flames in this building and that juli: boston fire said one man was killed. the building is known to have squatters. because it was fully engulfed, firefighters were unable to do primary and secondary searches. >> human beings, you know what i mean? i don't care. human beings. that's what i was worried about. juli: 11 neighbors were displaced from their homes because of the damage. this mother is relieved her kids and pets got out safely but is heartbroken about what was lost to flooding. >> everything's gone. everything was in the basement. it's gone. my valuables, picturol pictures. just a lot of things were down there. and it's gone. juli: firefighters spent hours combing through the collapsed debris, this as neighbors recover from a trauma literally too close to home. >> it's crazy for some

john king joins us with the latest in the road to 270. the pace, frantic in the final hours, john. do the numbers tell us about the state of the race? >> these numbers we're showing you before the latest comey announcement. we won't get data before the election about that. this is the 2004 map. we'll start at 2016. in the the averaging of most recent average ipolls. some polls has clinton's lead at three, five or two. why is it significant? i'll drop this down and go back in time to 12012. remember the lead. pop this up here. back in 2012, on this day, the sunday before the election, president obama led mitt romney by one point. he won the election by four points. on this day in 2004, the last time the republicans won the white house, george w. bush led by two points over john kerry and won the election by three points. usually, if you're ahead going into the election, you win the election. not always. if you are a ahead by a healthy margin going in, you tend to win. you see a stable race into the final days. here is one of the reasons i say that. the pollsters have been having tur

.>> chicago us in a dramatic rise in the number of shootings and two decades. >>> body cameras catch the frantic moments when georgia please rush inside a burning home. deputies crawling on the ground there to save a seven-year-old man who uses a wheelchair and was on the ground. they where able to pull him out and rush into the hospital.>> thank you. i commend you all for saving someone's life and risking your own life for what you did. >> the 70-year-old man suffered serious burns and is in the hospital tonight.>>> at washington man was hit and killed while in bed after a car plowed to the apartment. when fire crews arrived they found the car had crashed through an exterior wall and was have inside the apartment. the two people inside the vehicle were not herzberg at this point no word on what >>> president-elect donald trump held more meetings with potential members of his incoming administration today. roxana has the latest.>> reporter: after attending sunday service president-elect donald trump held another round of interviews with potential members of his administration. at his golf club i

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready 3 3 the frantic finish in the race for the white house is appleton... while donald trump is preparing for an event in appleton.... and we just learned that his running mate, mike pence, will not be joining him tonight. 3 meantime -- hillary clinton continues to deal with the fallout of the latest fbi email investigation.cbs news's jeff pegues has the latest. 3 (track 1)the fbi is searching anthony weiner's computerlooking to zero-in on emails belonging to his estranged wife huma abedinhillary clinton's long time aide. (track 2)(statement gfx in) in a statement released by monday night, she said abedin "learned for the first time on friday...of the posibility thata laptop belonging to mr. weiner could contain emails of hers." (gfx out) "getting involved this close to the election is just wrong." "you don't get to be a smearer at large with derogatory information." // (track 3) f-b-i director james comey is facing relentless criticism for notifying congress about launching the review less than two weeks before the election. "i'l

us. the bear got stuck inside the mess. the owner thinking the bear got so frantic because her cubs were outside. someone eventually opened the door and very carefully let mama out. >>> for tonight's health watch, for the first time ever, the u.s. surgeon general has released a report on the crisis of addiction. >> substance abuse is one of the country's most pressing health issues. karen morfitt reports on his call to action. >> reporter: 20 million americans struggle with overdose. these findings and surgeon general murphy's report makes drug an alcohol adirection one of his top priorities. >> there are millions o people living in the shadows right now who need help. who need treatment. >> reporter: dr. murphy says addiction need to be treated as a disease, not a character flaw. he says medication, counseling work, and brain science offers hope for recovery. >> what the science tells us very clearly is that addiction it with the same urgency, compassion, and skill as we would any other chronic illness. >> reporter: david gerber is the director of counseling at a new york treatment center and ag

us? >> reporter: good morning, guys, many remain still in the hospital this morning, frantic friends, family members arrived in the hospital in chattanooga tennessee shaken and sobbing, hours earlier school bus caring 35 kindergarten through fifth graders slammed into a tree and then flipped onto its side. the bus driver 24 year old jonathan walker has been arrested and charged with multiple counts of vehicular homicide, wreckless endangerment and wreckless driving. investigators are looking at the quote very, very strong hely as a factor in the crash. emergency crews worked for hours to remove some of the children from the mangled bus, many of them reported as dazed, walking away from their parents, some bloodied, laying on stretchers. this little boy was on the bus and talk about the driver. >> he -- he wasn't saying anything. he was going real face. and he hit a mailbox, then he flipped over, hit a tree real hard. >> walker is cooperating with police. investigators say a warrant has been issued to remove the black box and review video cameras on the bus. we're told whitt moore elementary

us. i'm byron pitts, in for david tonight. and we begin with the frantic thanksgiving getaway. this year, one of the busiest travel holidays on record. millions already battling traffic, long lines and dangerous weather. tonight, two storms are sweeping across the country. stretching towards the northeast. at d.c.'s reagan airport, long lines stretching across the terminal. and look at l.a.'s famous 405 freeway. travel at a standstill in both directions 24 hours ago. the weather set to cause even more trouble on the return home. the forecast in a moment. but we begin with abc's alex perez at chicago's o'hare airport. >> reporter: tonight, the thanksgiving holiday starting with an extra helping of long lines. powerful storms halting many terminals already bustling at the crack of dawn. >> we had to wake up at, like, 3:00 this morning, because we knew the traffic was going to be pretty rough. >> you can get here two hours before, two and a half hours before and you could still end up being late for your flight. >> reporter: in minneapolis, crews racing to de-ice planes and clear

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live from the scene with more on the frantic efforts fromhters to try to douse those flames, kris. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. the flames are gone. the firefighters just rolled out of here in the last hour or so. you can see the destruction that remains behind me. the roof is completely gone over one of the two carports, connecting the two duplexes on cypress way. the fire burned through the roof. a classic car in there completely destroyed and both the homes are uninhabitable. this is what it looked like when the fire was first reported about 12:40 this morning. the san jose fire department says not only was the one duplex on fire, it thenned the other duplex on the other side, the structure in the back was fully engulfed and threatening another home behind. three people were inside at the time, likely sleeping. it was 12:40 in the morning, but they managed to get out along with a pet. >> thankfully, due to the volume of fire, the residents got out on their home. i'm hoping the smoke detectors played a part in that. >> rep

then, using the "find my iphone" road with her hair tangled in her earbuds. a frantic search by police and friends picked up no trace of the mother of two. keith passed a polygraph test and maintained all along that he believed his wife had been abducted. friends and family called papini supermom, and said before her abduction, she had called dibbs on cooking sweet potatoes, the way the kids like them, for thanksgiving. >> and kayna joins us live now. kayna, what do we know about the people who allegedly abducted this mother? all right, we're having some trouble kayna, kayna, thank you, we'll check back later. >>> today may be thanksgiving, but it is no holiday from conflict in the presidential transition. the team divided about the choice for secretary of state. some arguing for loyalist rudy giuliani and others endorsing mitt romney. the two men so different in outlook and style, and 2 choice, here's abc's devin dwyer. >> reporter: holed up inside his florida estate tonight, donald trump faces a divided inner circle. tension over his pick for secretary of state now s

. >>> the frantic search continues for two prisoners in san jose. evidence still visible. they cut the bars and used a bed sheet and makeshift rope to escape. two were caught immediately. the other two were convicted of gun violations. investigators think they may have had help from the outside. there is a reward for information. >>> black friday a time for serious deals and some pretty fast shopping. it doesn't always end up that way. if you've got really scary in new jersey after a shooting outside a macy's. one man died. and victim's brother was shot. he's in stable condition. officials haven't said what sparked the shooting. >>> in california hunters appearing to lose all sense of reason at a mall. the videos posted on social each other. one was kicked on the floor and another punched in the face. security eventually responding and stopping that brawl. >>> you may be spending a lot today. but you might want to scrounge up $2 to spend on a holiday dream. how does $400 million sound? the estimated powerball jackpot. nobody has won since september. >>> totally overwhelmed by black we don't blame yo

tech items and broke them down state-by- state using google trend data to determine the hottest gadgets. in florida it's an hp laptop. most states went frantic >>, fps for, or some type of tv. when cyber monday comes around next week, there is a good chance you will be shopping career builders annual survey found more than half of workers, 53% actually, say they will spend at least some of their work time holiday shopping over the internet. that is up 3% from last year. the survey also found 49% of employees use their personal smartphones or tablets to shop while at work as well. >>> let's talk leftovers shall we? are yours in the project? here is a quick reminder. now is a good time to think about your food safety. ex four important steps to avoid food poisoning down the road. number one, clean, number two, separate, cook, chill. wash all the handset surfaces in your kitchen. keep cooked and raw foods separate. make sure your turkey and stuffing reach 165 degrees. just as soon as dinner is done, get the leftovers in the fridge. >>> if you've been cheated, when you need help, she is on >> when you have some tough to solve problems, you know

police tell us the driver stopped and therefore likely will not be cited. >>> and developing right now a frantic scene in ybor city earlier this morning. a scuffle outside of a bar ended when a driver went on an apparent rampage jumping the curb and aiming their car toward a small crowd of people. we have more on why tampa police believe this was intentional. >> bar here in ybor city is now a big gaping hole after police tell us a driver intentionally slammed into this building. just as the bars were closing up for the night things took a sudden dangerous turn. >> if you look at it nothing else was hit. somebody did that on purpose. >> police tell us a group of people got into a fight outside the bad monkey bar just after 3, that's when one person involved in the fight got into this black multiple people began attacking the driver who put their foot on the gas, hitting one person, then ramming into the bar. leaving behind lots of broken glass and a big hole. >> one of the individuals he was fighting with was in front of the vehicle, that gentleman shot into the glass and then the vehicle went th

using a taser. police say one student was in critical condition... one in serious... and the others are stable. receiving medical care. frantic parents were waiting outside listening to announcements over the speakers. mos says: "when we heard what happened, we immediately thought of all the what if's" mos says: "it was just good to see him and see he was ok." mos says: "we tried to call our son right after that because he's in the school." mos says: "our little guy has had some friend, having some friend struggles right now, so we think it has something to do with him, so we're scared." police say the suspect's motive is not known at this time. however -- investigators found he had been suspended earlier in the school year... but it's not clear why. the u-s government delays construction of the controversial dakota access pipeline... to talk with the standing rock sioux tribe. this comes as hundreds of protesters gather outside a work staging area. "water is life, ( )" the nearly 12- hundred mile oil pipeline would stretch from north dakota to illinois. nearly four billion dollar project is seeking permission from the army c

frantically digging through the town dump? now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello everybody, and thanks for joining us. megyn kelly is working

us that take. >>> i picked up the phone yesterday afternoon to and frantic, did you hear the news, he said? the patriots dumped jamie colins for a third round draft pick. as first i was add stunnedded as he was, he was a linebacker and 7 and 1 a situation that seems to call for dumping the key player i did a little research the patriots defense has been spotty so far with inconsistent players. he has reportedly seeking a huge contract next year that could cause the pats to lose other equally talented players. cb sboston.com, reported colins has been a problem for belichick, then i want hit me, in bill we trust. he is not known for throwing away his best chance for petty reasons he is known for the opposite a relentless the fans think when a player has done in the past, what his other players might think of it. he is ruthless, relentless and possesses the best winning record of any active coach. if getting rid of jamie colins backfires and costs the pats another title belichick will above sentiment, public opinion. too bad we can't have more leaders in washington who give the same priority t

at one destroyed building, rescuers drill and dig frantically trying to save a little girl trapped underneath what usedo be her home. they find her silent, clutching her blanket in shock. seconds after pulling her out, they must run for cover. the planes and the bombs are coming back. three other medical centers in east aleppo are attacked on sunday. the children's hospital, we're told all the children were safely evacuated and nobody was hurt. will ripley, cnn, istanbul. >>> thanks, will. let's bring in our reporter from iman, jordan. thanks for being with us. we have been talking for days about schools that have been targeted. medical facilities that have been targeted and again, we're seeing a hospital targeted. people in that hospital, patients marked for death. >> george, it's an absolutely devastating situation in eastern aleppo. those past five days people have been living in hell pretty much when you talk to people there. they describe what they have been going through. this is a conflicts where there have been no red lines. whereas you mentioned, schools, markets, people in their own homes whi

using the app, find my phone. the reward is growing for more information. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, the frantic search. a wife and mother of two, vanishing without a trace. the reward now $50,000 for bringing her home safely. >> she would do anything for me, her children, for her family. near her redding, california, home. 3 1/2 hours later, failing to pick up her children from day care. her husband keith telling us, he traced her abandoned cell phone using the find my phone app. >> she wouldn't just drop her phone if she was running away. >> reporter: the family convinced she was abducted. >> she didn't leave her babies. >> reporter: according to police, she was last seen wearing a pink jogging top. the last message to her husband, asking if he was coming home for lunch. her husband says he has been questioned by investigators. and is cooperating. he also says his wife dreamed of being a stay at home mom, and has already decorated the house for christmas. david? >> adrienne, thank you. >>> when we come back, the new headline about the mystery illness affecting children. it can cause paralysis.

us through about 10:00 tonight that everything shifts offshore. the full-time line, this is round one. run to tomorrow. erika: frantic escape from the raging wildfire in the smoky mountains of tennessee. ok. at the gas. erika: these men captured their terrifying ride to safety as they fled the fire burning around them. the wildfire has damaged or destroyed about 100 homes in the area. national guard troops are being sent in as the fire continues to spread. emily: investigators are trying to figure out why a plane carrying a brazilian soccer team went down in a mountainous region of colombia. elizabeth hur reports, all but six died in the crash. elizabeth: new and heartbreaking images from columbia as crews begin removing bodies from the crash site. you can barely make out -- incredibly, there are survivors. according to authorities there are six survivors rushed to the hospital overnight. to 75 others on board. many of them numbers of brazilian soccer team on its way today offered his condolences to the victim's families called the incident extremely sad. the circumstances are still under investigation but so far we

at one destroyed building rescuers drill and dig frantically trying to save a little girl trapped underneath what usednd her silent clutching her blanket in shock. seconds after pulling her out they must run for cover. the planes and the bombs are coming back. three other medical centers in east aleppo were attacked on saturday. the surgical hospital and children's hospital. we're told that all of the children were safely evacuated and nobody was hurt. will ripley, cnn, istanbul. >>> the world health organization told copacabana beach that all hospitals in eastern aleppo are out of commission or out of service and we'll continue to follow what's happening there. the doctors on the ground though say that some hospitals are functioning to limited extent. a white house statement called the attacks heinous. demanded, quote, the immediate secession of those bombardments. >>> war has become a daily routine for aleppo's victims. for ways on how you can help syrian families fleeing the war go to our website cnn.com/impact. we'll be right back. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do

at one destroyed building, rescuers drill and dig frantically trying to save a little girl trapped underneath what useder home. they find her silent, clutching her blanket, in shock. seconds after pulling her out, they must run for cover. the planes and the bochls are coming back. will ripley, cnn, istanbul. >>> follow the story live this hour, cnn live from amman, jordan. thanks for being with us. talking about the story that will just reported and the details you've been following. we've been talking for days about hospitals, schools that have been targeted an now another hospital with patients marked for death. >> it is unimaginable, george. these hospitals that we have seen targeted over and over again with this renewed bombardment of eastern is aleppo that began last tuesday. at least four hospitals were hit, two surgical hospitals an the only specialized children's hospital in eastern aleppo. if you look at the figures from the past few days, unimaginable, staggering figures when you're talking about nearly a thousands people wuned. some if various serious conditions. this is not app isolated inc