it is the duty of the government to keep us free and safe. if it keeps us safe and not free, it is not doing its job. >> people say you are tieing the hands of the government to be able to stop some of these attacks by pushing back, for example, the medicine data program ends november 29th. >> the constitution says and jim comey, the director of the fbi is following this with those 900. i happen to know that with these 900 isis investigations. we suspect this person. here's the basis of the suspicion. we go to a judge, like i used to be. we lay out the suspicion, we get a search warrant. that's what the constitution requires. for them to want to listen to every phone call and every email stifles freedom and is profoundly unamerican. >> you know, judge, they don't listen to every phone call and every email. at least that's not what is on the books. >> have the ability to do it they don't have the time or resources to listen to every one, of course. >> on capitol hill, there is this push to reconsider. >> i know it didn't work last time but thi

. >> homeland security won't make us safe. be builder a wall won't make us safe. the only thing that makes you safe is destroying the enemy. end of story. >> jessica? >> i'm excited by all the agreement. i would like to throw my hat in the agreeable pool and say we can tighten restrictions. president obama talked about airlines sharing more passenger information. dianne feinstein -- >> great, more nsa, more spying. >> it's not spying. just give you the information. >> we have to suspend people coming from countries -- >> and they won't allow anyone in who's been to iraq or syria. >> do you know what i think? >> oh, great. the watch list. >> there, i said it. that's how people die in america -- gi buns. >> we have gone down every rabbit hole in midtown, chicago, l.a. and d.c. we have to leave it there. a year ago this week, i wanted to create a place for conservatives to debate issues affecting america. i looked for the right vehicle and stumbled upon a dormant twitter hashtag that summed up my sentiments. # wake up america was there, unused. i brought it and you ra

people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court >>> ben carson is on the top of a poll in the race for the republican nomination for president and ben carson sits atop the nbc news poll and last week he was at the top of the new york times poll. the former surgeon is getting support from 29 percent of the voters. he is six points ahead of trump. he is a distant third at 11 percent. chris christie is at the back of the pact with two percent support. a position that he is not concerned about. >> this is a race where 80 percent of the people polled have not made up their mind yet. that's a good number. >> that was governor christie and the next one is scheduled for tuesday of next week. >>> president obama is back in the white house after spending the day in the garden state. he visited jersey and wrapped up the trip with a stretch at the law school in newark. he sat down with nbc lester holt. he talked about disparity and how black, whites and other suspects are treated. >> wher

people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue.et's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court >>> "the hunger games" trio cemented their relationship this weekend with big hugs all around. they left their mark in a tiny theater in hollywood. the final installment of "the hunger game" hits theaters november 20th. it is dancing with the stars and our own dancing alumni samantha harris is here with bindi news. >> she is so much fun to watch doing great on the show. she is a favorite to win it all. but what really makes this young woman a winner is the size of her heart. ♪ >> hello, lovely. how are you? you're so strong and so brave. ♪ >> it's so good to meet you. how are you doing, love? i'm bindi. >> she is brightening the day for kids at children's hospital los angeles. these kids on the medical surgical floor may face serial medical conditions but they just want to be kids. >> what kind of dogs do you like? how old are you, dear? >> she's 12. >> she's 12 now. >> it's super emotional but so beautiful. next time i bring back,

you're also going to see added security, nypd has stepped up its game, citywide, to keep us safe during the holidays. >> and we've got you covered on everything you need to before you head out fort holiday. we begin with catholic rin creag, she's at laguardia airport with the folks getting in or out of town, katherine. >> reporter: a lot of folks. it is so busy here with people trying to leave, people coming here to new york city, and we've seen a busy since about 4:00 this morning, just looking around the ticketing area busy, the check point we're zooming into, that's at least moving because earlier, it wasn't. it really was at a standstill, here's what passengers saw when they first arrived here at about 4:00 a.m. >>> the line at the security airport went down this corridor, past a restaurant and bar, a bookstore, and then a lounge. holiday travelers knew the airport would be busy. >> reporter: we did not expect it to be this long. we're quite shocked. so yeah, it's going to be interesting traveling, but as long as the weather's okay, we're fine. >> reporter: the tsa says passengers s

people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court >> >> look at this. firefighters still putting out hot spots from this junk yard fire near los angeles. officials say the fire burned more than three dozen cars next to the junk yard. but thanks to a quick response from firefighters they saved hundreds of other vehicles and no one was hurt. >>> new this morning on decision 2016. hillary clinton has apparently extended her lead in the latest democratic presidential poll. the new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows the former secretary of state doubling her margin over bernie sanders, now has 62% to sanders 31%. that's a 6-point jump. the poll also reveals a trouble spot for clinton. more than half of registered voters gave her poor marks for honesty. sanders will begin airing his first paid television ads today. here is a preview. >> son after polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn 10 amount, went to public schools, then college. >> people in iowa and new hampshire will

people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court >> following criticism of last week's cnbc debates, the 14gop candidates running for president have agreed to list of demands hoping for more control over future debates. the group met last night in washington, without the rnc. among the demands, mandatory opening and closing statements, and equal number of questions for candidates, pre-approval of on-screen graphics, and a time limit. >> 4:40, time to turn now to campaign 2015, on tuesday, voters will head to the polls, and they will be electing new mayor in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones spoke with both candidates in the final push to fill mayor michael nutter's seat. >> what would you say to critics say, a, one, you have no chance every winning, and b, by some miracle if you do, you have no real power to make a change? >> well, i would say that for people who think i don't have any chance every winning at this time, they haven't been in the communities

people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court ♪ with the name trusted for nearly 80 years, you have the courage to enjoy the ride. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> investigators are trying to solve a mystery, why did a russian passenger plane crash in egypt's sinai peninsula on saturday. >> all 224 people onboard were killed. nbc's bill neely has the latest on the investigation from cairo. >> reporter: investigators have two huge pieces of evidence to work with, the two black box flight recorders that egyptian and russian investigators have been working with here all day in cairo. those two black boxes will eventually tell them and us a great deal about how this flight seemingly fell from the sky. >> one of the things that you can't rule out at this time is whether or not there was an explosive device of some sort on the aircraft. >> reporter: we know that the plane fell very quickly, that it broke apart in midair, and that the pilot didn't

tonight the heightened state of alert that has law enforcement agencies working to keep us safe. good evening. i'm chuck scarborough. >> and i'm sibila vargas. the video praises the recent attacks in paris and shows a militant assembling and strapping on a suicide vest. square follow. the crossroads of the world bustling with new yorkers and tourists. bill bratton is going to hold a news conference in times square addressing concerns raised by this isis video. >> we'll bring that to you as soon as that becoming available. chief investigative reporter jonathan dienst begins our coverage right now of isis threats here and abroad and joins us now from the newsroom. jonathan? images not only of times square but harold square and central park. a general threat that law enforcement takes seriously. the blanket of security covering new york's landmarks. sometimes square, radio city, grand central. in part because of this. the latest threat video from isis. most of the video we won't show, a video that appears to call for suicide attacks. times square among the images shown. >> at the sa

you turn on autopilot and that brings up this big warning that tells you exactly when and how to use it safely. but it's a warning many drivers have been ignoring. the evidence is in youtube video suggesting autopilot is a good way to get a thrill ride while pushing technology to its limits. when austin mier posted a video of himself driving while reading

emotional day, it's an amazing day, it's a time that you get to say thank you for everyone that keeps us safe and allows us the privileges that we have, that we're not entitled to, we're privileged to live in the united states." the shop plans to hold another brides across america event in july of 20-16. university of iowa police say the man responsible for two hawk alerts earlier today i i now in custody. but he didn't go to jail, he's now at u-i-h-c for a mental a hawk alert went out this morning warning students that a man had assaulted three women near the university of iowa hospitals and clinics and the main library. then, another alert went out this afternoon also saying a man had assaulted women, but this time it was near a wwst sidedeorm. that man is now at university of iowa hospitals and clinics for a mental evaluation. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman joins us from the university of iowa library where one of the incidents happened this morning. dave, what has the university said? bruce, the description of the person involved in the afternoon incident was different. believe it was the

are you saying you don't think the president has a plan to keep us safe? >> judge, he doesn't have a plan. i don't think he has a clue. this is what's so frustrating. when the attacks happened in france, our president was taking a totally opposite approach than president hollande of france. the president of france, a leftwing socialist, politically correct president was closing his country's borders and saying we are going to war unmercifully against isis. our president says let's open the borders and open a war on governors. he was more interested in protecting islam than americans. and i find that very troubling. >> and clearly the governors, so many of them who said they weren't going to accept some of the refugees, does the president have the ability to stop them, governor? >> obviously the president can put people in states because he doesn't even have to notify governors they're coming in. they come through ngos, nongovernmental organizations. but that's one of the problems. here's the question to the president. if you put the refugees in a state, ar

"it is an emotional day, it is an amazing day, it's a time that you get to say thank you for us safe and allows us the privilege that we have, that we're not privileged to live in stephanie: now every registered bride gets a free gown -- but sometimes they get help with the full wedding, depending on the type of need. from boone took the trip of a lifetime on board a freedom flight, and locals 5's elias johnson was invited to tag along. the journey all leads up to a very emotional conclusion on the way home. something i hadn't felt in a long time and its good...it's really good. jack: tonight only on local 5 news at 10 - see the surprise at 30- thousand feet that brought the trip to an emotional end for our iowa veterans. jack: and don't forget -- you can find all veterans day activities on our website -- that's we are iowa dot com. stephanie/wxcdl: jack/wxcdl chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. local 5 weather is coming up next. "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. certified by we

emotional day, its an amazing day, it's a time that you get to say thank you for everyone that keeps us safe and allows us the privilege that we have, that we're not entitled to, we're privileged to live in the united states." lisa roberts and her fiance are getting married in 9 months. he's fulltime active duty in the national guard. "it was just the best experience." after trying on multiple dresses with one on one attention she found her dream gown. "it definitely was amazing, we just knew. i love it." "it's juut a great opportunity for people especially with a lot of them being stay at home moms like myself with single incooe its nice to get that help." every bride registered stricker says there could be opportunities for veils and other items. "other times there's full weddings that are helped put of need is there and how we can resolve that and get to that fairy tale wedding." "the shop plans to hold another brides across america event in july of next year." "in dubuque, brea looe, kcrg-tv 9 news."" in a kcrg t-v nine follow up... university of iowa health officials offered a free clin

. >> it's another testament of these guys keeping us safe whether we're on the ground or several hundred feet in the air. >> we're so thankful they're safe. they were back up and running after inspection. >>> always watching, always tracking. wusa9 first alert weather. dcs most accurate. >> reporter: looking forward to your 3-degree guarantee because it was another warm one right. >> we should be doing this outside. >> we can certainly arrange that. you want to venture out there. >> remember that. >> probably not when it gets cold. my thermometer on the car was like 76, 77. 72 today. did we make it? join in. it's wusa9 news at 11:00. you can track us with the app as well. and this is wisconsin avenue. you're looking essentially northeastward now from our building. it's still 62. that is still pretty darn mild. our average high only 62. you know things are about 5 degrees above average when evening temps are where your average highs should be. winds are members of the -- winds are negligab le. just a few clouds in the afternoon and still warm on thursday with just a few showers. still a p

do you agree the powers bill must give our security forces the powers they need to keep us safe while ensuring the proper control and how we use that power? >> i think it's one of the most important bills this house will discuss and it's going through pre-legislative scrutiny. out very clearly what this bill is about, why it's necessary. let me make one simple point. two medications data -- the communications data is absolutely vital in catching rapists, child of the doctors -- child abductors. the question is do we need that when people are using social media to commit those crimes? my answer is yes, we must help the police and security services to keep us safe. >> thank you very much. week's remembrance of events, we remember all of the from past and present conflicts and we show our respect to the veterans and families. does the prime minister agreed everything must be done to deliver on the military government the spirit and the letter? >> i agree with both parts. these services are very important up and down the country. the military covenant is one of the most important things w

. >> the men and women of america's military put their lives at risk to keep us safe. a lot of us take their service and sacrifice for granted, but not the kids at one scol in brooklyn. eric has the story of their ongoing effort to honor fallen heroes. >> we've reported before about mckinley junior high school. what startrt as an unusual art project has grown over the years. the last time we visited the school, the students were unveiling a tribute to the heroic first responders on 9/11. the hallway art wasn't simply for decoration. it was also for education. one of the teachers behind the project realized that many students were growing up unawa of a very important t rt of our attacks on september 11, 2001. >> they knew nothing about 9/11, and we decided we're gonna change it. we're gonna do a mural 270 feet long that will explain the whole thing. >> that part of the project was finished bacin 2012, but they didn't stop there. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity... >> recently, guests gathered at the school once again. and this time, in addition to policeceffice

today, governor hassan also spoke about what the state is doing to keep us safe. >> here at home, our state and safety officials are working with homeland security people the fbi and our local officials as possible. erin: stay with wmur for all of the latest updates on the terror attacks in paris. re not on air, you will find the latest headlines 24 hours a day at wmur.com and on our mobile app. abc' s david muir is in france and will host world news from paris. a man who witnessed the murder of an epsom police officer, is looking at spending decades more in prison on new charges. kevin paul, who was granted parole in may, is now back in the state prison. police alleging that paul took part in a burglary ring, and was wmur' s ray brewer is live outside circuit court in goffstown where paul was formally charged. ray: he is charged with three felonies and one misdemeanor. there was a burglary on river road. police and other towns are looking to see if he is involved with other burglaries and the sale of math. kevin paul found himself back in state prison. he is arraigned by video. >> he

it is part of a mosaic of strategies to keep us safe. there is way too do this.e have the ability to protect civil liberties in our country. we need to be vigilant. each day they send out hundreds of thousands of messages all around the world including the united states. including people that want to create chaos in the country. trish: governor, what do you consider the biggest threat to the united states right now? >> well, we have a multitude of threats for sure. it could create problems down the road. i think the biggest problem today, and i lay this out in a speech to the reagan library two months ago, islamic terrorism. asymmetric threat that is organized to destroy civilization. we should take them at their word. only the united states can create a coalition to defeat them. trish: thank you. we appreciate you being here. >> one of jeb bush's biggest rivals. why ben carson's grasp on foreign-policy is being called into question right now by his own advisers. that is next. ♪ that whether times are good or bad, people and their ideas will continue to move the

a strength of the middle-class and basic training and research, and keeps us safe by making sure that the troops get what they need in order to keep us safe and perform the all of the outstanding duties that they do around the world. it protects the seniors by avoiding harmful cuts to m medicare and social security. and it is paid for in a responsible and balanced way. in part, for example by making sure that large hedge funds and private equity funds pay for it just like everybody else. and in the terms of locking in the funding, it should free us from the cycle of shutdown threats and last-minute fixes, and and allows us to plan for the future, and so i very much appreciate the work that the democratic response and the republi republican leaders can get to the desk, and it is a signal to how washington should work, and my hope is now that they build on the agreement with the spending bills so that also invest in america's priorities without getting side tracked by a whole bunch of ideological issues that have nothing to do with our budget. so this is the first step between now and t

mos 2, "we just hope they make the best decision to keep us safe." sotfriedman, "we have a national identity which is based on rights and democratic principles which are written in the constitution. when we feel insecure, historically, we've been very quick to jettison those principles. it didn't help our securityand in some cases it hurt it. and that's the kind of lesson that we should learn from history." in washington, i'm kristine frazao, reporting. 3 the fight over the relocation of syrian refugees continues in congress.the house-passed bill calling for stricter vetting heads to the senate next week.senate democrats are vowing to block that bill from reaching the floor.president obama has also threatened to veto the measure, if it reaches his desk. 3 3 3 taking a live look out over norfolk tonight on our square tire skywatch camera.kayla says we're only getting a brief break from winter weather.she's got the latest coming up after the break.k.k.3 "first alert weather with meteorologist kayla novak." 3 3 3 diana and kayla talk about today's weath

. >> the physical and mental stress that they go through on a daily basis to keep us safe is probably something none of us can really imagine. obviously we have fans all around the world and hopefully they come back safe and you can watch a game. >>> last july the city of new york honored the u.s. women's soccer team for its world cup championship. we do have a reminder today, team captain canyon of heroes plaque to commemorate the team parade. there are over 200 plaques down there. >>> and finally, the bears beat the chargers here's the highlights everybody is going to remember. zach miller snags jay cutler's pass. cutler zipped it too, a heck of a grab. >>> terry collins just named a finalist for national league manager of the year. >>> coming up tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00, it's being called a dangerous addiction. now it is illegal in new york state. >> plus doctors telling teenagers to step off the scale. a new danger tied to treatment weigh-ins. tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. which is why i stay away from the scales. that's it for us for now. i'm bill ritter. >> and

people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court >> 6:15 now. we have new information on the russian plane crash that killed more than 200 people last week. satellite imagery shows a heat flash the moment and in the same location where the plane crashed. but officials say a missile is not to blame. that's because the same satellite would have picked up a heat trail of a missile from the ground if that's what it was. instead the investigation is shifting to a previous incident involving the same jet, it was 18 years old, back in 2001 the plane's tail hit the runway during landing. now investigators are looking closely at the repair job by airbus and any follow-up inspections. checking for microscopic cracks that experts say could be catastrophic during flight. >> after many, many cycles, ups and downs of these cracks will reach a critical point and break open. >> the airline metrojet says a technical fault could not have caused the crash and continues to blame an external impact

people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue.hosts "the rachel maddow show." she's also going to moderate the first in the south democratic candidates forum in rock hill, south carolina. you can watch it live this friday from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. on msnbc. please welcome the always enlightening rachel maddow. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love having you on. thank you for coming back. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i love having you on. >> i just met bryan cranston. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. >> i know. >> jimmy: he's the coolest, right? >> i got all tongue tied. he was hi, and i went -- [ babbles ] >> jimmy: he's a good dude. >> he's amazing. >> jimmy: what did you do this weekend? it was halloween weekend. you went fishing. >> i went fishing. >> jimmy: now, you love to fish. i know you love fishing. you love country music. i love that you love that. >> i wore my camouflage sneakers tonight, specifically to show off my outdoorsy cred. >> jimmy: that's rad. cool. >> also, i'm invisible from the ankle down. >> jimmy: i can't see, i

moment with a young veteran who wrote to us with concerns for his family, which now include a threat of isis. >>> the recent terror attacks have raised fears about how safe we are at home. one of our viewers asked us to come to his town to talk about his concerns. tonight, our kevin tibbles, as part of his series "america's correspondent," takes us to gettysburg, pennsylvania, a town that knows all too well the cost of war. >> reporter: the plains of gettysburg, pennsylvania, are haunted, to this day, by the deaths of more young soldiers than any other battle on american soil. >> it is a rewarding career. >> but it is here where trucker and former soldier rich philip winds the local roads. he sees a change in the wind. >> i think foreign policy has become a huge benchmark for our candidates. >> he wrote to us out of concern for his young family. >> what is the government going to do to keep us safe. the people want to know about today. >> reporter: the carnage in paris brought the horror of 9/11 in reality back to this town. dwight thompson works in a local hotel. >> they are always going to retaliate against the united states and i think it is almost im

. >>> the tsa airport screenings are not doing much to keep us safe. the tsa does not have anyway to measure if it is making a difference in passenger safety. they found no solid proof if the screening methods you effective. one man questioning his see the assignment started to argue with the flight attendant and she told him to get off the plane and cell phone video and they stay the flight attendant targeted them because of their race. >>> there was a wild monday night football. and protesters started propelling the stadium unveiling bank of america's role in a financing a gas expert authority. and the police did arrest four people. >>> chipotle is facing a lawsuit in a deadly e. coli outbreak in the northwest. and one woman is seeking at least $70,000, claiming that she got sick after eating a month. they closed 43 locations in washington state and oregon after they linked 37 e. coli >>> automatic breaking using censors if it doesn't brake first. they will make it standard. >>> a new hampshire mother working for uber every time he's go out on a job.

going to maintain a naertship and make sure you understand we're serious about the mission of making us safe. we thank the u.s. marshals for making sure we bring people to justice. that the point, i'd like to bring up deputy chief of investigations. >> thank you, chief. good afternoon. as the chief and prosecutor indicated, 13 days ago there was a horrendous crime that occurred over on the northwest side of town. we didn't get here today by just using one individual or two individuals. we got here today with the collective effort of many, many people involved in impd as well as outside agencies. as the chief indicated, we want to thank our prosecutors first and foremost denise robinson who was with us almost the entire time of this investigation, helping us and leading us through the prosecutor's office. also, u.s. marshal's office, the u.s. marshal's task force, especially thanks to u.s. marsh marshal kerry forestall for allowing his pex tople to assis us. direct already medicaller from the marion county crime lab was instrumental in helping us with the forensics of this case. but i can't s

people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court [gus singing] ♪ dashing through the snow ♪ careful on the ice ♪ keep scratchin', cousin joe. ♪ [cousin joe singing] ♪ oh gus, you're much too nice! [gus singing] ♪ a gift for uncle dave, and 1 for auntie jane ♪ ♪ mom and dad and grandpa zack all get a scratching game ♪ [everyone singing] ♪ oh, instant games! ♪ instant games! instant games for me! ♪ ♪ 6 new holiday instant games from the p.a. lottery ♪ keep on scratchin'! >>> we are following breaking news, avoid the northeast extension if you possibly can, a car fire is slowing everything down there as you can see. we'll tell you what you need to know to help you get around it. >> a bike ride turns deadly in north philadelphia. 16-year-old is shot and killed, and the gun men are on the loose. police say it may have begun because of road rage. >> no need to bundle up the kids today. we have warm weather headed our way. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema

the defenders say it's the air marshalls who are keeping us safe when we fly. this transportation correspond kris van cleave. >> reporter: the air marshall program rammed up just after 911 just after cockpit doors were imposed and body scanners added to airports. that has some lawmakerrers wondering how much do air marshals contribute to keeping travels save. tom coburn wrote it is unclear to what extent the program is reducing risk to aviation security. he questioned if the agency's strategy for allocating resources including assigning federal air marshals to certain flights has kept pace with these changes and security enhancements. >> i would like to totally eliminate it. >> reporter: tom condone is the air marshall's biggest critic. >> it's the useless agency in the entire federal government and that's really saying something. >> reporter: duncan sits on the house oversight committee where in september the agency disclosed three air marshals stand accuse of hiring prostitutes posing as producers with one encountered on a government phone. last year the form

wiwi larry wentz, diana castillo, and siouxland's sandwell."3 3 they are tasked with keeping us safe. but the transportation security administration failed to do so in multiple undercover operations.today t-s-a officials were on capitol hill to defend their work and highlight their progressas our national correspondent kristine frazao reports, some say it's time to take the t-s-a out of the hands of government. 3 for travelers it's become a familiar drill -shoes off. laptops out. and don't forget to leave large liquids at home. with all the precautions travelers take, the t-s-a's massive deficiences are glaringngand central to lls by s se to privatize the government agagcyjim harper/senenr fellow, cato institute"airirnes and airports should be in charge of the security of air travel because they have their money on the line."the cato institute's jim harper has written about the inefficiencies of the t-s-a for years.jim harper/senior fellow, cato institute"if each airline and airport has a different security system, it's harder to plan any kind of attack. what we've got now is a homoge

i'm confidence in their ability to keep us safe that it is something that you think about continuing to make so that you don't want to live to stop doing what you need to do. >> reserving 400 long-term parking stations for them flying out this holiday season. that it is to accommodate people traveling to bart to sfo or oakland international. they're available and cost about $5 to $7 per day depending on the station. >>> today is also a busy travel day on the road. just take a look now. look at all the red. that it means that it will be very slow going and that they will show you where they could be affecting them in berkeley. that they will be heading up towards berkeley, richmond, and beyond. the headlights are all heading in and presumably san francisco as well. but jammed up in both directions. this is the hospital and the headlights that are coming towards you that will be heading towards the bay bridge where it is very heavy and heavy in the other direction leaving the city as well. a reminder to download the app for conditions on any time and this holiday season. >>> high-speed

it's a lot of police. >> reporter: others say it sets the right tone. >> they're here to keep us safe. >> ♪ jingle all the way. >> reporter: giving families a chance to relax and focus on the spirit of the season. >> reporter: in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> black friday, boom or bust? it depends on where you were shopping. less people at the stores meant more people online. adobe said that shoppers spent a record $2.7 million just today. that's 14% increase over last year. and parents are paying more this year. you can thank the star wars franchise for skewing the price of toys. the average is $65 a toy. this robot will set you back $180 and star wars lego sets are going for almost $400. >>> coming up, tonight, where is he? a violent sex offender chased out of town. where frazier smith could be heading next. >>> making millions for the wealthiest, tips to keep the money in the family this season. >>> the place where a space x rocket was possibly discovered. >>> and a cold start to this morning and as with head to tomorrow morning, the temperatures are running 5 to

law enforcement sasa, they'll watching for that, as they patrol the roads, and try to keep all of us safe. it started as something of an experiment ... stretching black friday shopping deals .. into grey thursday.and this week - a record number of stores will open - right at dinner time - on thanksgiving day. whether you'll be among the shoppers - - is our topic - - in tonight's say what, " chaos crowds rush in " for decades thanksgiving was one of the few non - commercialized holidays - but this year dozens of stores - plan to be open by 6pm " i think it's a terrible trend. " lia - says - it's sad for families - but she understands the retail motivation. " because they're capitalists and they'll make money and they want to start the frenzy .. why wouldn't you i mean it's all about money but we have to put our priorities in order. " - best buy - kohls - sears wal-mart - and target are just a few of the stores - open on thanksgiving - but shirley says she won't be there. there. " madhouse .. and it's not worth it .. cause the same things are on sale at another time. " others feel bad for t

thanksgiving holiday with the knowledge that the government is doing everything possible to keep us safe. the president has surrounded by his security team when he said there's no specific and credible intelligence caipght -- indicating an terrorist plot on the united states. >> i want the american people to know heading to the holidays the combine resources of our military and homeland security agencies are on the case. >> you might notice more police in transit hubs and shopping malice and other places. the president added the country's resilliance is something we can be thankful for. >>> if you're traveling take "action news" with you, the free news app offers latest news and weather and traffic. >> a man lost his life in the city in a fast-moving fire and it could have been presented. flames filled the home after midnight in tioga nicetown. that's where crews found a 37-year-old man dead at the scene. it took is a minutes to get the fire under control. there were no working smoke alarms in the house. >>> the action cam was on the 500 block of norris street in norristown, there was a

. >> our conversation shifted to when we watch terrible events unfold around the globe, our kept us safe at home. more people have entered into the heated national discussion on refugees. voices on both sides of the issue are being challenged. we celebrate the innovators that drive massachusetts making the commonwealth a true player in the global economy. a city that views nonprofit work as a vocation. local food banks are a powerful force all year but especially this week. we take pride living in a superb medical hub that not only leads the world in first but is complemented by a network of top-notch health centers. new england sports fans are always blessed and we offer a thank you toast to david ortiz. his announcement of retirement his leadership on the field and his colorful vocabulary set the tone for boston strong. the new england be loved elsewhere but here at home they continue to be world-class and we love that. and from everyone at wcvb to you p it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. z most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt

in order to keep us safe, perform all the outstanding duties they do around the world.t protects seniors avoiding harmful cuts to medicare and social security. and it is paid for in responsible, balanced way. in part, for example, by making sure that large hedge funds and private equity firms pay what they owe in taxes just like everybody else. by locking in two years of funding it should finally free us from the cycle of shutdown threats and last minute fixes. it allows to us therefore plan for the future. so i very much appreciate the work that democratic and republican leaders did to get this to my desk. i think it is a signal how washington should work and my hope is now they build on this agreement with spending bills that also invest in america's priorities without getting sidetracked by a whole bunch of idealogical issues that have nothing to do with our budget. so this is just the first step between now and the middle of december before the christmas break. the appropriators will have to do their job. they will have to come up with spending bills but this provid

to maintain a partnership, and make sure you understand we're serious about the mission and making us safe." the victim was 13 weeks along. the couple's 1 1month-old son was home upstairs in a crib and wasn't hurt in the attack. ford motor company is recalling more than 450-thousand midsize cars... because the gas tanks potentially can leak fuel. the recall covers certain ford fusion and mercury milan sedans from model years 2010 and 2011. ford says a valve on a gasoline vapor recovery canister n get stuck, causing repeated air pressure changes in the gas tank. that can cause a crack on top of the tank and a possible fuel leak. the automaker says there are no reports of fires or injuries from the problem. sure was a calm day today compared to what we sasafriday. t will it last throuou the work week? ron's full forecast schools says, in hindsight, he would have dismissed schools earlrllast fridays weatherer condititns worsrsed. (sheila) if you're just getting home here's a quick look today's adlines. snow fell, and locaroads went from bad to worse, some students were stuck at schools waitin

. >> are voters really looking to see who can keep us safe? >> always. you are selecting a president. do you feel like that person could keep you safe. that doesn't mean issues don't crop up. look at how bill clinton was able to beat george h. w. bush by talking about the economy. but bush was acknowledged to be a foreign policy expert. >> let's talk about both sides of the aisle. we have heard from hillary clinton and bernie sanders today. let's take a listen. >> our strategy should have three main elements. one, defeat isis in syria, iraq, and across the middle east. two, disrupt and dismantle the growing terrorist infrastructure that facilitates the flow of fighters, arms, and propaganda. three, harden our defenses and our allies against external and home grown threats. >> let us be very clear. while the united states and other western nations have the strength of our militaries and our political systems, the fight against isis is a struggle for the soul of islam and countering violent extremism and destroying isis must be done primarily by muslim nat

think small firms play an important part in keeping us safe. i think what they can see is a long-term commitment. we have had a review in 2015 and we are repeatedly committed to the key platforms that will keep us safe so the small businesses can work out through the scholarship and have become part of that success. >> i'm concerned the government will maintain its commitment in the aerospace technology institute. mr. cameron: the honorable gentleman will have to wait for the outcome of the spending review it has to it another 48 hours with the partnerships we a defensece, for industry and aerospace industries in other industries, they have in successful in inter actual property. and welcome the statements in particular for affirming our not spending on a. can i ask the prime minister to reassure my commitment -- that the hard-earned cash will only be spent -- mr. cameron: i can certainly give that assurance. when he reads the document we have been publishing today, you will see the clear guidelines and aims we are setting. of course we want to

edward lawrence has a look at what federal authorities are doing to keep us safe over the holday. police with assault rifles at union station guarding trains in washington, dc. the same at penn station in new york city. officers with bomb sniffing dogs visible at the philadelphia airport and across the country. since the isis attacks on paris and videos released threatening the united states.. this has become the new norm for holiday travelers. sot president obama as we go into the thanksgiving weekend. i want the american people to know is that we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. sot shawn henry president of crowdstrike services and retired executive assistant director of the fbi. we don't know what we don't know. which is why law enforcement, the joint terrorism task force is absolutely have to be aware. citizens have to be aware. nearly 47 million people will take to the air, rail, and roads defying terrorist threats, like eliza pond from hawaii. sot eliza pond, hawaiian tourist they could come in here with one of those vest and nails.. i have had a gre

i said god, with your blood, help us, keep us safe. that is all i thought.hat is all i thought. >> reporter: on rue de sharon, that is all they thought. the sign reads, we are paris, we are always paris. in memory of those who fell, in support of those who saw the horror, rue de sharon fights, strong. >> joining us from paris now "america tonight's" sheila macvicar. sheila we saw just the incredible raw pained emotion there in paris. but across europe does this trigger provoke other feelings, other emotions as well? >> reporter: well, first i have to say there is tremendous grief across this city. and that is very real, and that is very raw. there is of course the political issue, and that's i think where you're turning to. there are people who are trying to make hay with this. the leader of france's right wing party, the front national marine la pen says absolutely what has happened in paris must mean there can be no more syrian refugees accepted into any french village flirp. we havanywhere. we have seen an antirefugee group that has grown in size over mon

mos 2, "we just hope they make the best decision to keep us safe." sotfriedman, "we have a national identity which is based on rights and democratic principles which are written in the constitution. when we feel insecure, historically, we've been very quick to jettison those principles. it didn't help our securityand in some cases it hurt it. and that's the kind of lesson that we should learn from history." in washington, i'm kristine frazao, reporting. 3 the fight over the relocation of syrian refugees continues in congress.the house-passed bill calling for stricter vetting heads to the senate next week.senate democrats are vowing to block that bill from reaching the floor.president obama has also threatened to veto the measure, if it reaches his desk. 3 brain tumors are some of the hardest types of cancer to ttat.but coming u uafter the break in tonight's healthwatch... we'll look at a new treatment that attacks the 3 a new clinical trial is giving hope to people with a highly aggressive type of brain cancer.patients in the experiment are getting a