westfield, new jersey.turesque bedroom community just 23 miles outside new york city. >> the schools are great. the people are very friendly. >> it's a beautiful town, great architecture, beautiful houses. >> you've got a house in west field, you've pretty much made it. >> reporter: these treelined streets now home to a true crime obsession. >> "welcome. you know i will be watching." >> who are you? >> reporter: netflix's smash hit series "the watcher" based on the real-life terror that gripped the former owners of this house. >> they started getting these very strange letters from the watcher. each letter seemed to get a little more ominous. >> whoever it was claimed that they were not only watching the house, but there were a lineage in their family. >> reporter: tonight the stories behind the torment. >> there was no way the broaduss were going to move into this house without figuring out what was going on. >> reporter: the gruesome murders that gripped this small community a half century ago. >> west fi

many people here and across the westfield, their countries falling apart, that they are under attack there speak of coal, civil war in america. well, it's been more than half a century since the beatles last recording session. but the band has now been putting out new animated music videos is from its pioneering revolver album. from 1966. the latest offering is made up of bolden. 1300 oil paintings. it's for the track. i'm only sleeping in the paint seems to flow across the screen as ringo. paul and george get ready to wake a dreaming john lennox and the beatles new official video the song i'm only sleeping is from revolver there. 1966 album that helped usher experimental sounds in to pop music. british artist m cooper was chosen to create the trippy new visuals using her old style oil paint technique. i've always been a beatles fan and when i saw the opportunity to work on, i'm only sleeping, it was to slight early amazing. it kind of sparked a huge light of ideas straight away. it took a lot longer to get the ideas down. i'm literally painting fame, i take a shot and then i usually

i'm exhausted and i just can't westfield my baby because i'm so hungry. i have no mic in my prayers. you know, if there is no food, you just look what and slim in here in the malnutrition unit, they're preparing for big influx in december and january. we're going into what it's called the, the lean season. so it's a time when it's very difficult for families to grow their own food harvester on food. there's a lack of rainfall we expect cyclones to start appearing sometime in the new year. and so this is the time and families are really forced to forage for food. and so there are estimates that around $480000.00 children between now and february, april of next year, may need to be treated for acute malnutrition. ah, it's not that the food isn't there in above always market, you wouldn't think times are hard, but these goods are mostly imported into the region and spiraling prices, push them well out of reach of the poor. hundreds of thousands across madagascar depend on outside support from the likes of water aid, the world food program. here the governmen

many people here and across the westfield, their countries falling apart, that they are under a tech to speak of a coal civil war america. and i can now speak about all of their sweat. jennifer dressed in the nonpartisan group, protect democracy. mister anthony, welcome to the day. how much has the false claim that donald trump was cheated out of victory 2 years ago, sharpened the polarization of us politics? thanks very much for having me. as you know, it has certainly had an impact. but the thing that i want to really highlight is that polarization in the united states has actually been increasing for about 30 years. so it be a mistake to see this is something sort of new that came from nowhere. it is certainly, it has the heightened the volume and the intensity of the public discussion around this and how we understand and see that polarization. but it's also happening in the, in a broader certain politicians have though, found a way to tap into this polarization and give it a boost. haven't they? i'm going into these midterms now. where do you see the roots of the biggest threat

fred and his wife , sydney, hosted 15 single mothers on a shopping trip at the levi store in the westfieldll event, part of a program to empower low income single mothers with the knowledge skills and financial assets to achieve economic self sufficiency. single mothers here or trying to treat them to just the holiday season. um you know , being promise single parent household myself. my mom is such a strong, amazing woman. the reason why i'm at where i'm at today and still being able to do something nice like this for them means the world. to them. i'm sure the sharks tonight, playing the first of four on the road that will take into three canadian cities. stop number one montreal just a minute and a half into the game the sharks got on the board, alexander bar bar bar. now if i knew i was going to have jobs that wraps around the goal when he just turned back, matt nieto was there for the follow. it stayed one nothing sanitation, the rest of the first period and all the second. then the third. the sharks scored twice with the minutes 21 seconds. within. here's the second goal the slogan c

. >> it was at that time that myself, detective westfield, decked of mahoney, met with mike stern atrmation of what happened to sara. and there is no easy way to do that. >> no. but he listened, this man now sentenced to prominence or as they told him his sarah, his only child, had died at the hands of two of her friends. >> i didn't know what to say. i just remember staring at the table and not knowing what to think. >> mike stern was heartsick. >> these protests are driven around, you know they're carpooled -- >> carpooled, church, fire department, events. things at the school. >> suddenly they weren't innocent anymore. >> no. it literally sucked the life out of me. i was in disbelief. it's unfathomable. >> and there was just no indication anywhere, anytime -- >> now. >> that this was looking in there somewhere. >> no. that's what kind of hurts the most. that that evil can be in there. >> evil? oh yes. and mike stern was only beginning to comprehend the enormity of the chain of events that culminated on that bridge. over the shark river. coming up, after two arrests, an entire town

we've also got all cookie van in westfield in stratford. the geniuses . how stratford.etween now and christmas? oh, over 200,000. yeah. 2000. no, no . do you have a kitchen no, no. do you have a kitchen now? so whether we have we still have make every single mince pie. they all lovingly handmade, we don't use . this is why they we don't use. this is why they look homemade . because they are look homemade. because they are these kitchen. and what we do is so we use little mouths and use our hands. we mould the shape and then we put the filling in. we put the top and put them in the other 200,000 times, 200. yesterday but every single mince pie has a love put into it. oh i just i have to . what did you do just i have to. what did you do before ? and so i was actually a before? and so i was actually a cookery writer for bbc food. okay, i'm to be a chef. so i used work in restaurants and chelsea messaged me being like, do you want to do something together before ? only through together before? only through you when you ovie because we didn't know each . no, not well. didn't

we've also got all cookie van in westfield in stratford. the geniuses . how stratford.etween now and christmas? oh, over 200,000. yeah. 2000. no, no . do you have a kitchen no, no. do you have a kitchen now? so whether we have we still have make every single mince pie. they all lovingly handmade, we don't use . this is why they we don't use. this is why they look homemade . because they are look homemade. because they are these kitchen. and what we do is so we use little mouths and use our hands. we mould the shape and then we put the filling in. we put the top and put them in the other 200,000 times, 200. yesterday but every single mince pie has a love put into it. oh i just i have to . what did you do just i have to. what did you do before ? and so i was actually a before? and so i was actually a cookery writer for bbc food. okay, i'm to be a chef. so i used work in restaurants and chelsea messaged me being like, do you want to do something together before ? only through together before? only through you when you ovie because we didn't know each . no, not well. didn't

but the pre-dawn lines at new jersey's westfield garden state plaza mall - >> we got here 4:00 a., stood in line. >> reporter: -- may be exactly what the national retail federation has been hoping for nationally, 166 million people expected to shop over the thanksgiving weekend break up by more than 8 milln from last year. >> and beyond that, we're expecting retail sales during the holiday season to grow between 6% and 8%, to $960 billion, which is also a record. >> reporter: that despite inflation's looming shadow, prices up 7.7% over this time last year. but it hasn't stopped schoolteacher holly monguso and her daughters, nor lots of others, from making their annual black friday excursions to the mall this is in no way scientific, but looking around me and looking at you, everybody has bags >> absolutely, yes. >> people are buying >> we've been on long lines waitin so that's also another thing that shows that a lot of people are here shopping. >> reporter: shopping, but many telling me in a more price-conscious manner this year. >> used to be more sales, like in recent years. but as ti