wheeler: this is pineland. scott: we are in a guerrilla base camp in pineland, where these green beret trainees, whose faces we cannot show, are helping the locals mount a resistance to the "united province of atlantica," which has overrun pineland. >> we plan and we go through what it takes, the steps to get these fighters ready. occupier is the green berets' primary mission. this training goes from a fictional land to action in the real world, with real names, like syria, iraq, and afghanistan. kenny tyndall is one of dozens of volunteers who lends his farmland. kenny tyndall: when you go rushing into a building and it's a baited ambush, it's a no-win situation sometimes for them, but sometimes we hope it teaches them about certain things, and also about trust and building rapport. scott: what you teach them here, moment for them when they're -- difference when they are downline? kenny tyndall: we hope it does, we certainly hope it does, because if it doesn't, they are going to get killed. >> you've got two o

that is the assumption of what will happen with tom wheeler. peter: any other particular issues and policy areas that republicans have a looking to address because of the democratic control of the fcc that they have not been able to and now is the opportunity? michael: sure, crossownership. the ownership rules. i suppose somebody will try to undo net neutrality. i don't know how a lawyer can go before a judge without getting very red in the face and the judge saying why are you here? remember what we didn't like and you didn't like, we will bring that back. did donald trump get involved? why would anybody want to get involved in that fight? that should be history and we should get on to other issues. robert: the supreme court and the fox case can change their mind. we were both involved with indecency rules. certainly, the appellant courts understand. michael: every other year. robert: they did not speak to that. it could be every other year. nonetheless, we don't know for sure what the agenda will be. i think there are things before the commis

youngest member - 23 year old skyler wheeler. ""my political views, i knew this was like a gold mine for a conservative, so it was a great place to be and god kept us here...it's our home now and i get to represent it." when the legislative session convenes in january, wheeler will be one of 11 freshman house republicans in des moines. starting next school year, the state will have more control over education. so, leaders are hoping to get ideas for what standards they should put into place. this is all happening revision of no child left behind. under no child left behind, districts had to set aside money to provide offer tutoring to low income students. it also forced schools to bus students to higher performing schools if their parents asked. with the new federal law, fewer kids are eligible for free tutoring, and students can't transfer out of struggling schools, unless they did so last year. before the new act can take effect, the state has

skyler wheeler. he moved to the sioux city area three years ago from washington state. and after yesterday's election, he will be be the next republican in district four. republicans outnumber democrats 10 to 1 in that district. wheeler says he's extremely happy with how it all played out. " state house district 4 "my political views, i knew this was like a gold mine for a conservative, so it was a great place to be and god kept us meet skyler wheeler. he moved to the sioux city area three years ago from washington state. and after yesterday's election, he will be be the next republican in district four. republicans outnumber democrats 10 to 1 in that district. when the legislative session convenes in january, wheeler will be one of 11 freshman house republicans in des moines. the presidential race isn't the only win for republicans across the country. they also kept their hold on congress. kcrg t-v nine's kellie meyer from our washington d-c bureau checked in on what lies ahead now that repuicans will control ngress andwhite house. a new day here on capitol hill- but r

i think the decision that chairman wheeler took and the majority on net neutrality was historic. i think by itself standing there if it, if it perseveres, it will go down in history as one of the biggest decisions the commission ever made. but if perchance it would be sidelined or eliminated and we'd go back to the kind of consolidated programs we had before, then it'll just be creped of a footnote -- kind of a footnote in history. yeah, in this changed for a while, but then it was reversed. it's not the way government's supposed to work. one come in and get rid of the other -- it's not ping-pong or back and forth. it's getting stuff settled and then trying to anticipate the issues of the future and do something about them that benefits the public interest. a term which appears 113 times in the communications act. >> host: robert mcdowell, if you were the incoming chair of the fcc, would you dismantle net neutrality, and how would you go about it if you did? >> guest: first of all, i think title ii on broadband access, i argued gwen that many times as a -- against that many times

it happened along wheeler pass road. that's about 90 miles from las vegas. as denise rosch explains, it's a serious crime. it's being handled as felony >> it's a lot of fun riding. >> reporter: it's easy to see what brings the bell family to the hills along wheeler pass. >> it's beautiful up here. >> reporter: an offroading paradise a short ride from pahrump. the trouble is, the remote wilderness has inspired a felon. >> there is a rope for that stuff, you know? >> reporter: eight mule deer shot dead and discarded by poachers. >> that's crazy. it's an egregious violation. >> reporter: those responsible facing at least eight felony counts. >> poaching is where people basically masquerade as a hunter to take animals illegally. so in this case, they shot the animals and left them lay. there were a couple of instances where they took some of the meat from the animal and even some antlers but for the most part they were left. >> reporter: while the deerre are punted all of the time legally in our mountains, it's the way it went down that's so disturbing to invest

janie wheeler "nothing stolen like stereos or anything like that. basically looking for like money" both ladies say.... they think the thieves are teens or young adults..... looking for a little extra cash for one reason or another. and think....they're not gonna go to the poor neighborhoods and break into the cars....they're gonna come to the neighborhoods that are a little more wealthier" i pulled the numbers for theft and picture. in a month to month comparison --- peccole ranch has seen a 71-percent increase in property crime. 24 reported this last month. 14 the month before. a 75-percent increase in the area near village green park. and according to police.... a 100- percent decrease in the w janie wheeler "they're hitting i think all the neighborhoods....even some of the gated communities have been hit" it's important to note....not everyone reports these petty thefts to police.....so the numbers could actually be much higher..... also explaining why the numbers showed a 100-percent decrease in the willows. police also note --- nearly every ca

jones sausage road, seeing that as well, and lake wheeler road. but overall, the travel time is not looking that good from clayton into 440, about 18 minutes. you'll have a 10 minute delay here and we have a couple of incidents to let you know about near the traffic center, the stalled vehicle there causing a slow down. it's a bit wet out there this morning. we have rain coming in tonight to affect us tomorrow aswell. >> thank you, nate. >>> a deadly line of storms spawned a tornado and blamed for at least three deaths in alabama in the northeaste of the state. this is brand new video. it touched down in jackson county, alabama shortly after midnight. all three deaths were in a mobile home. one person in the home was critically injured. the storm knocked down trees and damaged homes elsewhere. >>> a curfew in place for people in gatlinburg, tennessee as firefighters race to contain wildfires raging in that part of the state. definitely help. the bodies of three people were found in sevier county. a national park official said that the fire was cau

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his name was nick wheeler. levi, he was another handsome police officer in the albuquerque p.d. nick would get his hair cut by tera every thursday and sparks flew. >> what drew tera to this guy, to nick? >> his personality. he treated her great. another guy that comes in and is nice to her and shows her attention and treats her good. >> and you've got the recipe for an affair? >> exactly. >> reporter: but there was a problem. tera was married to levi. and nick -- >> he was married to a friend of ours. >> of yours and tera's? >> yes, sir. it's a big triangle, messy triangle. >> reporter: now, that big messy triangle was suddenly part of detective aaron jones' investigation and a tricky one. jones and nick wheeler had been friends. >> back in, like, 2005 we had worked together in the field. he was a very likable guy. >> reporter: but jones said he couldn't let that get in the way of his investigation. he was going to take a long hard look at his friend, and he remembered something that now seemed suspicious. the

innovative that the country deserves to have. >> how has the election shifted kuwait gave you the wheeler chairmanship? >> honestly it will change the way they'll huckabee obama presidency, obamacare presidency, obamacare, initi atives, going for word, at the decision that the chairman wheeler truck with the majority on neutrality was a start by itself standing there it could go down in history as one of the biggest decisions ever made but if it is sidelined for eliminated and we go back with those consolidated programs like before then it is a footnote in history there was change but then it was reversed. >> you just don't comment it is not ping-pong it is getting it settled then trying to and dissipate the issues of the future to do something about it that benefits of public interest they turn 2015 times on the communications act. >> when you word chair did you dismantle the neutrality? >> first of all, i think title to of internet access laissez commissioner that was their policy unanimous bipartisan at that time then something happened around 2007 when it was more democratic party ort

he was on the open road with an 18-wheeler that was on fire.s a true wild west chase and shootout. >> dallas, texas, nbc news correspondent jay gray is always on the lookout for the next big scoop. >> we're looking for this man in the surveillance video. >> i'm a news guy. i always like to see a good story. >> on november 7th, 2001, the veteran news man, then with kxas, gets the chance to cover just this. >> it was really amazing. every major news organization was involved in the story. everybody went live. >> police say just after 1:20 this afternoon the hijacker hot wired the truck. >> it begins when an unemployed truck driver with a criminal record spots this 18-wheeler loaded with lumber outside the kfc. >> i was homeless and had nowhere to go and couldn't get any help. i thought, get this truck, go sell the lumber, and get me some money. get off the streets. broke the window. got in, drove off. >> unbeknownst to wilson, the truck's driver jumps on the back of the rig as he's driving away and disconnects the air hoses to the rear brakes, lo

the poaching happened in september along wheeler pass road... northeast of pahrump. patrick walker has more on what happened. ((atv drives by)) ((patrick walker)) wheeler pass road cuts right through mule deer country. hunters sometimes wait years for a tag to hunt here. but in september... poachers struck... killing 8 deer. ((nick duhe/public affairs, ndow: "these deer were found to have all the meat left, they were just shot, so all the meat was left on them.)) ((patrick walker)) nevada department of wildlife spokesman nick duhe says poaching is a federa affairs, ndow: "each kill, each individual deer carries a, it's a felony offense, so that's 1-4 years with thousands of dollars in fines.")) ((patrick walker)) game wardens call this an unspeakable crime... in such a serene setting. they're having a hard time answering the question... why? ((nick duhe/public affairs, ndow: "right now, we're kind of at a dead end, we haven't gotten any leads or anything like that.")) ((patrick walker/reporting: "investigators believe all of these could have been crimes of opportunit

>> reporter: meet the wheelers. army veteran and dad fernando wheeler recently started a new job working from home. one problem though -- he doesn't >> right now i work at the kitchen table. so i'm kind of in the middle of everything. >> reporter: fernando's wife, pam, really wants to give her college sweetheart a place of his own. >> most importantly, he deserves it. my husband is a very, very kind >> reporter: his daughters who both live at home love their dad, but want him out of the kitchen! >> we're here and he's in the middle of everything. sometimes we have loud conversation. >> daddy's like, why are you all yelling? >> reporter: the good news -- the wheelers have the perfect room to transform. >> well, it is an unfinished room full of junk that has been like that for 14 years. yeah. junk drawer. we h a >> reporter: the wheelers had one request. >> we have a print of the tuskegee airmen. the program fighter pilots. that i would love to be the centerpiece of the room. >> reporter: with our mission at hand, we

finding who is responsible for poaching deer. 8 mule deer have been killed along wheeler pass road... in the spring mountains northeast of pahrump. patrick walker is live in the newsroom with the latest on the investigation. ((patrick walker)) >> denise... the animals were all shot and killed and left for dead. in all but one of those 8 cases... the poachers didn't even take the meat or deer antlers. on top of poaching... leaving the meat is also a crime. here's what we're talking about... the nevada department of this happened in the area hunters know as unit 262... which is popular for deer hunting. game wardens discovered several kill sites along the road. deer hunting is legal... but only after hunters are drawn for a tag. department of wildlife spokesman nick du-ay says poaching gives hunters a black eye. ((nick duhe/public affairs, ndow: "a lot of legal, legit sportsmen go out, they get their tags, and do everything by the book, so these guys have gone out and killed 8 different deer up at wheeler pass and have basically taken that opportunity from 8 people who are, couldh them.

when the legislative session convenes in january, wheeler will be one of 11 freshman house republicans in des moines. interviews for the next university of northern iowa president are taking place today and tomorrow. the university's search and screen committee are meeting with 6 semi-finalists. the candidates will be interviewed in a closed meeting. u-n-i provost jim wohlpart is currently university. the university of iowa is investigating a racist message someone wrote on a student's door in a residence hall. the university says someone saw it yesterday morning at the burge residence hall and notified the housing staff. that prompted the university to issue a statement condemning the hate speech. last month, someone put up racist posters at the university's afro- american, latino, native american, and l-g-b-t-q resource centers. the poster was also on a starting next school year, the state will have more control over education. so, leaders are hoping to get ideas for what the standards they should put into place. this is all happening because of the every student succeeds act, which

we state we saw this throughout the evening 18 wheelers 18 wheelers on the shoulder of the road especially graded roadways elevation up and down the hills a lot spinning stuck in place had to rescue a lot of people. with the traffic moving around i think that's the biggest problem. temperatures in the upper teens by tomorrow morning the label to melt things off king the road crews catch-up catch up especially on the secondary roads overpasses in the on and off ramps i think those a can a be the biggest trouble spots. as a get up early on your friday denver tech center meteorologist mark's my stroller. flying out of denver tonight early this morning tomorrow morning i should say double check your flight status flights have been delayed. some united flights are experiencing study delays because of the icing. here's a picture of the airport crews working hard keeping the runways clear. don't forget to download the pinpoint weather app so you can stay on top of the weather. even while you are driving free for your iphone and android. that is the closely silver colorado first time area homeless

the decision chairman wheeler took in the majority, on net neutrality was historic. i think by itself, standing there, if it perseveres it will go down in history is one of the biggest decisions the commission ever made but if perchance it would be sidelined for eliminated and we go back to the kind of consolidated programs we had before, then it will just be kind of a footnote in history. this changed for a while but then there was others. >> not the way up government is supposed to work. one gets rid of the what the other one did, it's not ping-pong or back and forth. it's getting things settled and trying to anticipate the issues of the future and do something that benefits the public interest.it's a term which appears 113 times in the communications act. >> robert dowell, if you are the incoming chair would you dismantle net neutrality and how would you go about it if you did? >> first of all, i think title ii broadband internet access, i argued against that many times as a commissioner. that was an administration policy so that is unanimous bipartisan consensus

it happened along wheeler pass road. that's about 90 miles from las vegas. as denise rosch explains, it's a serious crime. it's being handled as felony >> it's a lot of fun riding. >> reporter: it's easy to see what brings the bell family to the hills along wheeler pass. >> it's beautiful up here. >> reporter: an offroading paradise a short ride from pahrump. the trouble is, the remote wilderness has inspired a felon. >> there is a rope for that stuff, you know? >> reporter: eight mule deer shot dead and discarded by poachers. >> that's crazy.

rod wheeler, always good to talk to you.e trump administration plans to bush an aggressive agenda from the very beginning. vice president-elect pence revealing the top priority for the administration. he wants to focus out of the gate repealing obamacare and begin the process of replacing obamacare with the market solutions he campaigned on. lou: steve forbes joins me next. stay with us. we are coming right back. lou: in our online poll we asked, are you, your family and friends considerably more optimistic following the election of donald trump? 9% of you said -- 96% of you said yes. one of the heaviest results in lou dobbs scientific poll history. joining me, steve forbes. great to have you here. what a start for donald trump. he seems to be at least, i will admit considerable prejudice. but he seems to be a bigger figure with almost every passing day. he's insisting on respect in his transition as if this were the beginning of an administration. >> you would never know it from the headlines but he made has made more appoi

we will show you their biggest 4 wheeler and motorcycle altercation3rd person welcome back. we are following breaking news tonight in georgia. one sheriff's deputy from peach county georgia is dead. condition. what happened this afternoon at about 6:30 iowa time, it would have been 5:30 over in georgia, someone riding a four wheeler and a motorcycle got into some kind of fight. a third person with a give up showed up. that is when the people on the vehicles drove away and called 911. when the deputies responded to those 911 calls that is when the person with the gun opened fire killing one sheriff's deputy. we know that is patrick so far. another deputy named daryl small was also critically injured. recovering. the suspect was shot and is also in custody and in the hospital. we are been following this all day long. all this information is from our sister station. we are still tracking this for now though. we will send it back to you. the facts -- and the money -- a new president. for now we follow the facts and pulling strings behind the scenes. >> clinton bragged about her

it shows wheeler beating aaron hill at a house party. he got physical with a pregnant woman and he had no choice but to step in. >>> a 911 calls sends fire family members were trying to remove two jet skis and a boat from the driveway. two got hurt when a boat trailer collapsed. crews helped clear the driveway but it took 45 minutes to get the fire under control. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. weather? >> a cool and crisp morning. it would be something to go backwards. i think it will drop our temperatures down a little bit. we have to get through tonight and the issue will be clear skies, calm winds, and that means fog. low 60s right now. it's already falling into the 50s. and we'll continue to drop as far as temperatures tonight bottoming out in the 50s. right along pinellas the water. high clouds over us but nothing that would rain on us. the concern, watch the fog as it begins to spread. if you're driving early in the morning, keep in mind, this will be an issue. and then the cooler temperature

21 minutes from 42 440. 440 to wade a 21-minute ride with most of the delays between 440 and lake wheeler road. as soon as you get beyond that, really from u.s. 1 to wade avenue and beyond, it's delay free at 6 minutes. we do have a couple of other accidents that have popped up, one in the past few minutes on capital boulevard near 440 with crash at hodges street. and an earlier crash on westin is in the clearing stages. let's zoom in closer to show you the backups inbound capital boulevard with the accident reported in the area. we'll keep our eyes on it and let you know how bad it gets. >> thank you, brian. >>> breaking news out of des moines, iowa where were shot and killed ambush style while sitting in their vehicles. >> no arrests and as you can imagine, the city is on edge. renee chou has more. renee? >> reporter: bill and lena, two officers from different departments were found shot and killed sitting in their vehicles, the first found after 1:00 in the morning central time, 2:00 our time. police were responding to a report of shots fired and discovered an urban dale in his patrol

accident with injuries on lake wheeler road around dairy drive. this is north of penny road. northbound side is very slow this morning as they get that accident cleared up. congestion and delays related to the crash. kurdish led forces backed by the us have announced the start of a campaign to retake caracas. the ice is headquarters. kurdish and air fighters prepare for the offensive yesterday. us considered the fighters as the most effective force against isis. defense secretary ash carter welcomed the announcement. >>> in mosul, iraqi kurdish fighters exchange heavy fire with islamic state militants this morning. they are advancing on per shiga , a town east of that city. it is believed to be deserted except for dozens of militants. it is part of the broader push to drive the islamic state out of model -- mosul. >>> in italy a tornado tore a destructive path through rome. this video captured on camera shows the violent twister as it knocked down buildings, trees and power lines. two people died. one of the victims was in a floors were ripped off by the twister there. anothe

another accident came in on lake wheeler road and simkins road. no delays showing up on the sensors. we are picking up backups on the bypass, 60 minutes from 42 to 440. yo raleigh to rtp. heads up about a big ramp closure taking place starting tonight at 9:00. this is part of the fortify project. the on and off ramps at rock quarry road will be closed tonight until the morning of november 14. that is a monday morning so it will be reopened for the money -- morning commute. there will be assigned each were in place. trial of a white former police officer accused of killing a black man in april. michael slater is accused of shooting walter scott eight times after he fled a traffic stop. the shooting was captured by a bystander undramatic cell phone video. some of scott's cell phone -- family members took the stand including his son and fiance. slager faces between 30 years and life in prison if convicted. charged in the deathof a suspect is off the job. a superior court judge ordered the state to revoke the law enforcement certification of the man u

janie wheeler "nothing stolen like stereos or anything like that. basically looking for like money" both ladies say.... they think the thieves are teens or young adults..... looking for a little extra cash for one reason or another.

i'm sure that chairman wheeler is saying i don't have to figure this out. but there are a number of ways in which the fcc could be brought into this. the first phase by the department of justice. the department of justice can consult its sister agency. it's a good working relationship between the staff and it's a little known fact that the fcc has a current antitrust jurisdiction with the department of justice over common carriers and providers like at&t. even though they are not part of the merger review process is certainly appropriate to bring the men as part of the antitrust review. that would be one way. there are also certain licenses that time warner has. some of them are the one tv station that they have got. that's easy to get rid of in terms of deal structure but there are a lot of other licenses. as i'd like to remind people every one of the little tour buses that they have got in the time warner studios has an fcc license to use their two-way radio. all of those are transferred as part of this deal. >> guest: there are 50 satellite base stations

we want to go to rod wheeler, former d.c. homicide detective very familiar with the investigation as it continues. we're now learning 10 people have been transported to the local hospital there. one of those people are listed in critical condition. rod wheeler, how would you describe the situation right now? >> well, right now i would clearly describe the situation as being contained. the police department is actually tweeted out that the situation is under control. what does that mean? that just simply means they do believe if there was more than one suspect they no longer believe that. there is just one individual. some reports are saying that that the one individual was killed by police. a lot of this is unconfirmed. i can tell you and the viewers it appears the area around watts hall, a area i'm familiar with, 19th and college avenue, so viewers know. north side of the campus. it is very easy for people to drive on the university campus from on the street, so that you know that. it isn't one of the areas that is really co

police said the driver of an 18 wheeler caused the crash and was change that's a restaurant in new mexico is serving up good food and good fortune called karma caf?. the owner says he doesn't want you to feel obligated to pay for your food. just pay what you feel. the caf? started three years ago at a downtown growers market. since then, it has grown from a food stand to a food truck in just this pack will an official store. there are no prices on the menu. the cost is left in the hands of the customers. the owner says running karma caf? has confirmed his belief that people want to do good. >> even if people are homeless or struggling, they still want to contribute or pay what they can. >> he says sunday's arlene. but it says the reason why he continues to do is to give people a safe place where they can eat a warm meal and not feel intimidated by the little things like the cost of. i've heard of a taxicab driver actually doing that. for both lost. >> still ahead tonight -- y tonight's broncos game versus the chiefs means so much for denver's playoff aspirations. >> plus, the cu football

. >> so was it a two-wheeler? or do you still have training wheels. >> two wheeler. >> ooh, you can do that? oh my! hi, nathan. i understand you're going to tell me about something special? >> uh-huh. >> a book? let me hear about it. >> it's book. and it's going to have big, long and top iron truck. and also ones that have ladders that can go 20 feet long. >> wow! who is drawing this book? >> me! >> and what are you going to put in there? >> fire trucks. >> they're going to a fire. >> oh my goodness. and where did you learn about fire trucks? >> a fire station. >> how did you get to a fire station? >> drive. >> who took you there? >> mommy and daddy. >> tell me! what did you see at the fire station? >> fire trucks. >> i have a cat at home. and my cat's name is tigger. >> tigger the cat! oh my goodness. what does tigger look >> he is gray and he has brown eyes. >> ooh. what kind is he? a long one or a short one? >> long. >> now what does tigger like to do? >> he likes to play with strings. >> really? what does he d

landon to find out that in september -- eight deer were found illegally killed...and left to rot on wheeler pass road in the spring mountain range. 14:04:00 nick duhe, nevada department of wildlife "no meat taken, antlers left with them." department of wildlife officials are disgusted with the crime. 14:03:29 duhe,"it's a shame to see that because you have so many sportsmen here in southern nevada that go about it the right way. they get their licenses, they apply for their tags." count landon and his father among those hunters. ultimate violation of the spirit of the sport. 14:13:35 gallegos "that meat could've been used for coyotes, other animals and humans, people who actually need it. but they're just left to waste." if caught...officials say the people who did this could spend up to four years in jail for the felony. david schuman "unfortunately, the department of wildlife is no closer to finding the poachers than when they found the deer. a 3-thousand dollar reward is being offered for information just ahead of the holiday shopping season.. america's biggest retail store is coming und

we have a stalled vehicle on 40 west found near lake wheeler road. this is starting to loosen up as we look at the live commute camera. you can see things moving along let's go back to work after the long holiday weekend. we are not seeing lingering aftereffects. after the boulevard there is a traffic stop light but you can see interstate 40 is moving smoothly in both directions. travel times into rtp, six minutes from wade avenue to 540. from 54 chapel hill, eight minutes there eastbound. south on the freeway from lincoln street to i-40 out of checking in on wade avenue at 440 this morning, moving along smoothly in both directions. a back up here as folks emerge off of 440 on wade avenue. for 40 over on the east side of town, us 264. >>> 8:06 am. nine days of mourning have been declared across cuba. >> tens of thousands of cubans plan to pay tribute to fidel castro today. >>> a better picture of the toll from the battle for mosul. >>> you are looking at a life were thousands of natives will gather in the streets to pay tribute to fidel castro. who d

>> reporter: meet the wheelers.art a place of his own. >> most importantly, he deserves it. my husband is a very very kind person. i love him. >> reporter: his daughters who both live at home love their dad, but want him out of the kitchen! >> we're here and he's in the middle of everything. sometimes we have loud conversation. >> daddy's like why are you all yelling? >> reporter: the good news -- the wheelers have the perfect room to transform. >> well it is an unfinished room full of junk that has been like that for 14 years. yeah. junk drawer. we have a junk room. >> reporter: the wheelers had one request. >> we have a print of the tuskegee airmen. the program fighter pilots. that i would love to be the centerpiece of the room. >> reporter: with our mission at hand we brought in lowe's head designer deb, and her team. >> here is the space. >> this is an unfinished office fernando! >> yes. >> oh wow. this is a lot. we're looking at heating, air conditioning drywall, insulation. we've got a lot to do in a short amo

their car was clipped by an 18 wheeler during a lane change, call it -- causing it to flip. inside the drainage gate with only a small scratch on her face. >> the eight-month-old was actually sitting down in the great -- sitting up and looking up at is waiting for us to pull her out. she was not screaming. she was not crying. she was just sitting there waiting for us. >> the driver of that 18 wheeler was cited for an improper and unsafe lane change. >>> police have arrested a man who set several fires of businesses during the busy holiday weekend. two fires started at a barnes & noble and olma there is extensive smoke and water damage in both of those buildings and both of them were forced to close, which could be detrimental to their bottom line. >> i asked her to put a team of people together to make sure that the businesses with been damaged by this fire will have an opportunity to get their engineers and architects together. >> no one was hurt inside these buildings. there were several other fires in the area last week, but it is not clear if the same the calls of those

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this is 40 at rock quarry towards hammond and lake wheeler road. little congested, 20 minutes to make the overall trip towards way avid -- wade avenue. the right is taking six minutes. we're just getting word of an accident near the 40 wade avenue interchange. we will pinpoint a location on that and have an update in just a few minutes. and apex, a crash this morning with injuries on williams street on highway 55 at salem street. seems heavy traffic heading to that area as you had to downtown apex towards a 64 on 55 westbound. we showed you, slowing on the northbound durham freeway around tw alexander drive. the drive is taking 10 minutes from i-40 to downtown durham. seeing sun glare delays on 440 eastbound around 55. those likely will grow and before too long we will look at those delays from 501 and 54 all the way out towards the 55 interchange. plan on that. >>> starbucks will begin rolling out their new red holiday cups today with a creati they are designs created by customers. the 13 designs were picked from 1200 instagram post from last dece

wheeler, touchdown. that's number two for him. hanover up 14-3 and the 4th quarter, you guessed it. third time's a charge. hanover wins, 21-3. they are headed to the division 3 bowl. >>> and undefeated falmouth. clippers up 7-0. how about this running back after missing 5 games. look at the effort to make it to the end zone. getting it done. falmouth win and improve to 2- 0. >>> spartans and reading with the razzle dazzle. 14-7, and stoneham wins, 28-13. a nice cold day for bath. >>> central mass action. ryan richards puts them up 14- 0, and later, he does it with his arm deep to zach hunter who reels it in himself. first trip to the biggs since 2011. the next stop, division 1 super bowl. and hudson and marl blow and this was all marlboro. the panthers win 44-0, and you are all caught up on the high >>> a big shout out to all our photographers who got it up early and got out to the games, and getting all the scores in, a solid effort by everybody. i could not get it deputy without the guys. katie, happy thanksgiving. >> thank you. >>> and you could call it risky business for these t

we will take a look at lake wheeler, in his smooth sailing all the way through there. to fortify , we take a look at the road weather index, some fog in eastern north carolina around rocky mount and halifax, northampton counties but around the triangle, not seeing a whole lot of fog. anything dense anyway. here's a look at our life commute this morning, a couple of accidents, one near the us-1 and 64. but they are minor, not causing any problems in those areas. renee and brian? >>> thanks very much, bryan. >>> we are celebrating 10 years of local dish this morning with 500 recipes and counting. to mark the anniversary, the ag department's lisa prince and i found some bible moments in the archives. >> we are going to get started with a hot crab. >> reporter: it all started 10 years ago with lynda loveland, lisa prince and her sister michelle's kitchen we have always used. they whipped up a bunch of holiday recipes back then including this, the shrimp tree. in 2007, commissioner steve troxler joined lynda loveland to share a shrimp recipe and she approved. i started doin