i'm isabelle charlesworth on abc news in new york city. >> all right. my momma does it. >> so we get to pick our favorite story of the day and i picked this for a special reason because isabelle is the daughter of michelle charlesworth, who is a new coanchor at wabc. >> i know. besides that being an adorable package. that was great. michelle and i will be doing the weekends here in new york. moving down the street to the local abc station here in new york and michelle i talked to her this weekend and she's cool and will have a great time. i hate to be cheating on you. i have to get a new tv wife. >> i know. >> you know what i mean? >> you knock me up and now you leave me. >> before i leave, this is not my baby. some people thought this is my baby. >> this is not his child. >> we're close but we ain't that close. so, yeah. >> michelle, there you have it. you have your work cut out for you. >> divorce papers in a few weeks. >> he's all yours. >> that was adorable. her kids are adorable. >> i love the end. we all feel when we are done with the show. >> wel

in oakland, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> all right. so what do you think about the giants and a's sharing the same ballpark? we encourage you to join the conversation on our facebook page 7 news and let us know what you this we have heard from a number of people on this subject today. we have more ahead on 7 news at 9:00 coming up next. getting into gear. traction in the big city. new question over who pays for it. just how safe is it really? >> also the state biggest casino. opening tomorrow. and raising concerns tonight about the traffic trouble it will cause. spencer is here with the weather. >> all right dan we have really cold weather coming our way in some spots including a frost for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the s

abc news, washington. >> well another abc news exclusive has uncovered al qaeda operatives living here in the united states, slipping through the cracks of a refugee program. we have the story. >> reporter: the city of bowling green, kentucky seemed far removed from concerns of terrorists until the fbi found that two terrorists had resettled here two years ago as refuges and were caught trying obtain weapons to be used to kill more americans. in this video, being seen publically for the first time in morning. >> i think they wanted to kill americans. but they wanted the freedom that america provided to them. >> reporter: before coming to kentucky, the to were part of a al qaeda connect group that carried out dozens of attacks on u.s. soldiers. >> he said that he had them for lunch and dinner. meaning he had killed them. >> reporter: including a roadside bomb that killed four members on of the pennsylvania national guard. >> these two people are evil. >> reporter: yet the two terrorists were able to get through what an abc news investigation discovered was a flawed u.s. system of backgr

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alex perez, abc news, chicago. >>> and next tonht we move on. this tuesday is election day in america across this country right now voters making their voices heard, including in two states, virginia and new jersey where larger than life personalities could change the outcome all the way to the white house. here's abc's jeff zeleny. >> reporter: it's shaping up to be a big night for new jersey governor chris christie. the republican is not only trying to win but to p win by a land slide in his democratic state, a victory he hopes will blaze a path forward for his party. after his final campaign rally we caught up with him. he's trimmer following lap band surgery in february, seem more ready than ever for a big run. >> i hear a lot of christy 2014. what do you say? >> whatever the future brings it will bring. first things first. >> reporter: but in music, in message, his future is starting now, embracing latino voters an pledging to compromise on spending and other big issues, unlike tea party fire brands like rand paul and ted cruz. >> our count

crisco told abc news today they're phasing that out, too. food makers are allowed to say zero transfat if there is less than half a gram per serving. right now there are no regulations on phos. some have wondered why the fda isn't just putting out warning labels. they're saying these aren't just unhealthy, they're unsafe at any level. >> so watch for hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated in the label. >> that's what you have to look for. >> thanks so much, rich. >>> a giant milestone for an american company today, an american idea, that little blue bird, the mascot of twitter, soaring on the first day of trading as a public company. we've seen its power, 140 character tweets that can topple governments and galvanize voters. david muir is here to tell us if the surge will stir the u.s. economy. >> anyone before today, diane, could send out one of those 140 character tweets. i've just sent one out right now on the air. you can actually own a piece of twitter right now. that's the big difference. tonight we ask who has won the lottery already.

richard besser, abc news, new york. >>> fascinating. to some business news starting on wall street where the dow opens this morning at a record high with its nearly 129 point gain yesterday. the dow knocks its 33rd record close of the year. up more than 20%. the s&p 500 starts today one point below its record. >>> the big deal today for investors, the stock market sale of twitter. $26 a share. that gives twitter a market value of $18 billion and creates possibly three new billionaires and a bunch of multi-millionaires, all early workers at the company. >>> walmart is apologizing for offering rock bottom prices that were literally too good to be true. the retailer set off a buying frenzy on its website with computer monitors going for $9, tread mills at $20 and kayaks for 20 bucks. walmart has said it was a technical glitch and that is to blame and it is not going to honor those absurd bargains. instead customers who placed orders yesterday will get a measly $10 gift card. time to return that kayak. sorry about that. >> ten bucks? >> big

richard besser, abc news, new york. >> fascinating. business news. starting on wall street where the dow opens this morning at a record high with the nearly 129 point gain yesterday. it knocks the 33rd record close of the year. up 20% this year. the s&p starts today one point below its record. big deal today for investors. the stock market debut of twitter. shares of the messaging service have been priced at $26 a share. that gives twitter a market value of more than $18 billion and creates pos ably three new billionaires and a bunch of multimillionaires. all early workers at the company. >>> wal-mart is apologizing for offering rock bottom prices that were literally too good to be true they set off a buying frenzy with computer monitors for $9 . treadmills $20 and kayaks 11 bucks. wal-mart said it was a technical glitch that is to blame and it is not going to honor those absurd bargains. instead the customers that got the orders will get a measly $10 gift card. >>> abercrombie and fitch plans to roll out larger sizes in hopes of attracting more cust

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date. >>> still ahead tonight here on abc 7 news. a major new milestone. >>> and from san jose tonight, can the bulldogs overcome the odds stacked against them this year on and off the field? >>> and a than and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the importan and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> the san matteo high school football team went into their final game after a difficult and trying year. they did not win, but did play with character. abc 7 news reporter vic lee was on the sidelines. >> reporter: the game was never in doubt. at one point during the second quarter, san jose high was down 31-0. but they kept the score respectable. it was like dav

when abc news contacted these alleged home wreckers, they told us we could show their photos because they say they're innocent victims in a game of online shame. like britney from north carolina who was viciously slammed on the site. she says the post is completely false. and tells us these web sites have the purr ower to destroy s one's life. a form of cyberbullying. surprisingly, the website is not breaking any laws, because the website isn't actually posting the accusations. >> as of now it is perfectly legal. >> it is tough i get threats of lawsuits every single day. i have attorneys letters, i have people threatening to sue me. people threatening to put me in jail. >> for her to create some revenge website to teach women ape lessa lesson? who does she think she is? that's not your job to judge. >> reporter: dana's former lover and his wife declined comment when contacted by abc news. this woman says she doesn't plan on taking her home wrecker post down any time soon. >> i would like for her to say, like i came between you guys. i am sorry. it happened. that's that. that's all i

we'll hear from them at abc news at 11. it could be a wet week. we see what we can expect. >> we're starting to see signs of change out there. let's go to live doppler 7 hd. high and mid level clouds making their way past the bay area. look at this storm system. and area of low pressure, you see that classic comma shaped cloud. rain moving in here monday night through wednesday. the rain falling in the pacific northwest. i want to show you one more shot here from our water vapor imagery and you can get a sense of the enhancement. quite a bet of moisture developing on the tail end of that cold front and that is poised to make it's way over the bay area. something that we need separa desperately, some rain. >> thank you, lee. >>> the bay area is hoping their hearts and wallets for victims of the super typhoon. volunteers with the national federation of the filipino association collected canned goods to ship to the victims. they are helping them tomorrow, you will be able to make donations to the relieve fund through a live hotline from 11:00 a.m. to

. >> reporter: tonight, a new jersey police chief tells abc news ciancia's father called him, just as journalists learned of his son's alleged role. >> he called me and said, a.j., is this my son i'm seeing on tv? at the shooting at the airport? and i said, paul, i don't know. i just heard from a reporter. >> reporter: and at the scene of that shooting, police say ciancia left behind a note, showing he was ready to die in that shootout. investigators say ciancia sent his brother a text message before the shooting, talking about possible suicide, david. >> as is so often the case now, everyone turning to the warning signs. gio, thank you. there will be complete coverage of the shooting at l.a.x. on "good morning america" first thi thing in the morning. >>> in the meantime tonight, we move onto the northwest now and to seattle where powerful winds plunged hundreds of thousands of families into the dark. and those winds always also triggering dangerous waves. that combination caused a frightening drama to play out there on one highway bridge for so many families. and here tonight, abc me

lama hasan, abc news, london. >> coming up, the golden girl, getting a groove on. betty white gets provocative showing a young singer how it's done. our instant index is coming up. ♪ >>> instant index on a friday night. betty white from hot in cleveland to a hot new video and a little boy having trouble coping with his new glasses. abc's nick watt has it all. >> reporter: first up on this week's instant index, a guy takes out the trash in his underpants, when it's 40 below. why? cause his wife told him to, when he was about to get in the shower. his bravado evaporates with a passing car. this week, over a thousand strangers sent little noah fisher pictures of themselves wearing glasses. why? well, little noah just got his first pair of glasses and was upset. so his mum started a facebook page, glasses for noah. >> i love you no what, and your glasses are good. >> reporter: over in norway, this 3-year-old lives out every 3-year-old boy's fantasy and operates an earth mover, his dad is supervising and claims this is totally safe. really? meanwhile, at a charity eve

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abc news reached out to the jackson family attorney, but so far, they have not commented. david? >> aditi, thank you. >>> when we come back here on "world news" this sunday, what we have just learned about that home in cleveland where the three women were kept. the real savior the day they got out. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. and the best move of all? having the right partner at your side. take the next step. consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company to be your partner. go long. you want a way to help minimize blood sugar spikes. support heart health. and your immune system. now there's new glucerna advance with three benefits in one. [ male announcer ] new glucerna advance. diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps d

with the fbi on the hunt. >> announcer: abc news, "nightline," brought to you by infinity. with swiffer bissell steamboost... guys! [ female announcer ] ...it can. introducing swiffer steamboost powered by bissell. it gets the dirt that mops can leave behind, with steam-activated cleaning pads that break down dirt and lock it away. how did you get this floor so clean?!! ♪ steamboost, sir!! [ female announcer ] new swiffer steamboost powered by bissell. not just clean, steamboost clean. >>> an undercover fbi operation exposes al qaeda terrorists posing as refugees in the middle of the american heartland. they quickly learn that lax background checks were to blame. turns out that's just the beginning. there may be dozens more in the country now as well. chief investigator reporter, brian ross got access to undercover investigation for "nightline" investigates. >> reporter: this fbi surveillance video was made not in afghanistan, or iraq, but in kentucky. it shows an admitted al qaeda terrorist who had already killed american soldiers in iraq, trying to get weapons to kill m

at sfo, nick smith, abc 7 news. >>> this is a live look at l.a.x. where the pylons are lit blue in honor of the tsa officer killed yesterday. gerardo hernandez is the first official to be killed in the line of duty. tonight we are learning more about the suspect, paul police believe someone dropped him at the airport on friday and police want to know who that is. >> reporter: federal prosecutors are filed murder charges against the suspected gunman in the deadly shooting of tsa officer gerardo hernandez and the wounding of four others. saturday night, 100 foot pylons lit up the sky over the airport in honor of the fallen transportation security officer, his wife is tr >> i am truly devastated. we are all heart broken and will miss him dearly. >> our hearts go out to the. is a officer that was shot and killed. >> reporter: who others were wounded when paul ciancia took a rifle out of his bag friday morning and started firing. this tmz video shows the ensuing mayhem. the fbi is investigating the shooting. >> we found a statement where he made a consci

i am sam ford, abc 7 news. in aming up, bullets fly police standoff that lasts an entire day. >> [indiscernible] >> delivering thanksgiving meals to those in need. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. >> there is outrage this thanksgiving about the number of stores plucking their employees from the family dinner table. employees have worked six fewer days compared with last year. in montgomery county, we have reaction. kevin? they pulled out all of the stops. every item in every old navy store 50% off. also handing out these tickets, one of which will land a customer $1 million. two people already waiting out in the cold outside this location for another 90 minutes. old navy has a new location. work on thanksgiving. shopper, it's awesome that it is open. macy's location also open this turkey it is a first for the 100 55-year-old department store giant. >> i think it is good for them to stay home and say happy thanksgiving. still many companies are resisting the capitalist urge. apple, lowe's, n

abc 7 news is bringing you vernon news all season long. every week, we have special access to the 49er tight end right after each game for his insight on the matchup. vernon view, abc 7 news. >>> goingel's mysterious barge in san francisco bay is turning into a tourist attraction. the barge is holding white containers wrashd in construction mesh. there ever fences all around it and security guards on the peer. google will not admit to building the barge, but they say they will let us know when it's done. the company has a patent application for a floating platform mounted computer data center. so the barge could be that or something else. we'll let you know as soon as we know. >> it should be a showroom for google's special project. it's all speculation, but very intriguing stuff. >>> 6:25. >>> the abc 7 news conditions at 6:30 about the day's top stories, including developing news. a woman found shot near a hayward apartment complex. what authorities are doing about the crime this morning. >>> i'm matt keller live in milpedes. we have new

cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> so 200 and change potential sexual predators in the u.s. alone but sweetie has attracted 20,000 sexual predators from 71 countries who have been asked for a sexual performances. >> really disturbing numbers. apparently these chats take place around the clock and cover multiple time zones. researchers are able to identify about a thousand adults in 65 country countries. did it by cross referencing their e-mail and skype addresses with other public information. it is making a dent. >> i'm not saying anything about our viewers here, but this stuff gets on the news and then her face is out there and then people start to recognize her and then this is less effective. >> they will come up with a new profile. >> they have to come up with new faces. not only that, every police department in the world should be picking up on this. if it is relatively simple and even if it isn't, and we can protect our kids it is the thing to do. >> absolutely, positively. >>> call this a fan fail. an olympic athlete suffers a serious injury at the hands of an eager

date. >>> still ahead tonight here on abc 7 news. a major new milestone. >>> and from san jose tonight, can the bulldogs overcome the odds stacked against them this year on and off the field? >>> and a thanksgiving tradition ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. >>> the san matteo high school football team went into their final game after a difficult and trying year. they did not win, but did play with character. abc 7 news reporter vic lee was on the sidelines. >> reporter: the game was never in doubt. at one point during the second quarter, san jose high was down 31-0. but they kept the score respectable. it was like david and goliath. san jose high is the smallest school in the district. lincoln is double that number. four years ago, star player matt ballet needed life saving brain surgery after fracturing his skull during the big bone game. and another player suffered a spina

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. >>> an abc news exclusive. we go one-on-one with the former rutgers coach, mike rice, fired after his abusive, violent behavior on the court, caught on tape shocked the country. do you think that you were a bully? his apology in his first extensive television interview. rice calling his actions idiotic. >>> tom's fight. bombshell new documents revealing family secrets in his massive lawsuit. cruise admits he didn't see his daughter for more than 100 days. and says katie holmes divorced him to protect suri from scientology. >>> and good morning, america. jam-packed friday. had so much news to get to. two big special events as well. josh goes behind the scenes for the emotional reunions with soldiers and their loved ones. and i love what you call it. "operation homecoming." >> the families joining us live this morning. i cannot wait to see them again, after one of the great nights that i was allowed to spend when they all found each other again. it was beautiful. absolutely beautiful. >>> and speaking of waiting.

david muir, abc news, new york. >> we had the chance to host miles at "gma" today. he takes his job very seriously. that's all for us tonight. thanks for watching. have a good night and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." you tomorrow on "gma." >>> you'll hear from a quick thinking raiders fan who put his life on the line to break a stranger's fall. >> kad ad voe kits demand felony charges for a hate crime. why the prosecuteer not backing down. >> the local man who interrupted the president today. >> from the philippines researches follow up on typhoon high yawn and the impact on a fragile environment. >> i just happened to be standing there. >> an unassuming hero found himself in the right place at the wrong time when a woman jumped from the oakland coliseum. good evening, everyone. >> he says he is not a hero but he exact acted like one. first imploring her not to jump, then breaking her fall when she did. laura? >> hi, dn, well, donny is good shape. he told us he's more worried about the young woman is and says marine training prepared for a situation many people cou

for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> what a young man. and for michigan to own up to what they promised that young man. >> just incredible what he's been through. >> my goodness. >> wish him well. wish him well. >> indeed. >>> and another astonishing moment caught on tape. a race car driver, attempting to break a land speed record, ended up somersaulting through the air. miraculously escaping with only minor injuries. look at that video. he's now speaking out about it. here's the story. brian gillespie topped out at 180 miles per hour. and then, this -- somehow, he survived. >> my memory of the accident only goes up until about third gear. i was in sixth gear when the accident happened and the car pitched sideways. and really, i have no memory whatsoever of it. >> reporter: watch again as the 2,000-pound honda comes face to face with destruction. >> they had to peel back the roof in order to get me out of here and cut off the roll cage. >> reporter: gillespie walked away. but not without injury. >> through the spinning and tumbling, the g

abc news, the philippines. >> let me show you before and after photo of the city. the picture was taken in february of 2012. now here's the same area photographed two days ago after the storm. contrast between the 2 pictures is obviously dramatic. and heart breaking and kahn see the utter devastation. >> if cash donation force typhoon victims are pouring in from around the world but here in the bay area food drive is also under way because shipper has agreed to transport the goods for free t.david went to san jose state where the donations are being collected. >> matter of minutes donation began pouring in. non-patienceable food shipped to the philippine to feed estimated two million people in need. >> food is very important. anything that will help lift the spirits like i think one really important need is to know that we are, there are people like in the united states and elsewhere supporting them that are trying to help them out. >>reporter: 5 campus groups including fraternity sorority and student organization banded teing. food cash donation turned over to pen

abc 7 news. >> ok, tom. at least they are having fun. we want to give you an update on other big-box stores open tonight. >> take a look. old navy open a little less than an hour from now at 7:00. 's all, macy's, and kohl opening tonight. there are a number of big-box retailers that will be closed until tomorrow. among them burlington coat factory, cosco, tj maxx, and gamestop. we have been tracking all the shopping excitement. we will have much more tonight. plus we will update the forecast if you are headed out to shop early morning black friday. >> if you are headed to the mall or any of those big-box stores tonight, chris van de graaff joins us with his forecast for shopping. >> you will have to bundle up. take a look at the forecast from the belfort furniture weather center. light.ds are fairly with that breeze, that has really allow those temperatures to drop into the teens and 20's later on tonight. manassas. 31 right now in lexington park. 28 in frederick. as we head through the region -- cold numbers areawide. those temperatures

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7 news at 6:00. >>> and that will do it for us here at abc 7 news at 5:00. thank you very much for joining us. "world news" is up next. "world news" is up next. we'll see you at 6:00. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, holiday nightmare. the massive storm system just days before thanksgiving. dumping snow across the south, record rain and it's on the move tonight, just as millions prepare to hit the roads. the flight delays already snowballing. abc meteorologist ginger zee right here. >>> the secret talks between the u.s. and iran revealed tonight. the blockbuster nuclear deal this weekend. what does iran have to give up? what do they get in return? and is it worth it for america? >>> the lotto lie. the customer and the winning ticket. the store owners who police say handed him $1,000. the problem is, he'd actually won $1 million. tonight, authorities say, nice try. and we've learned, it's happened before. >>> and dancing with the stars. the usher already famous to some nba fans. but what happens when they put this 11

abc news, seattle. >> city council voted 37-5 saying step down. but it's nonbinding and he doesn't have to. >> at some point he is crossing the line and doing things that are illegal. he mentioned he purchased illegal drugs while in office in the last two years. if police charge him he has to step down. he has criminal charges to face. >> he is not cooperating with the police, he said on the advice of his lawyer. >> quite an interesting -- he said he remains a good role model for children. i happen to disagree. >> i know. >>> coming up, the clock is ticking off the days until black friday. >> are you ready? we have some deals that might make you want to forget about the turkey dinner on thanksgiving day. >>> america's obsession with spicy foods. we will introduce you to a man with the hottest hot sauce ever. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this the from ♪ >> so we realize we maybe rushing the season a bit with thanksgiving two weeks away. >> yeah, retailers amping up for the most important day of

abc news has tracked her down. her name is adrianna. she's a mom and a native of colombia who lives in the u.s. what started as a simple photo shoot turned her life upside down. >> i don't think they should have any reason to hate me. >> reporter: tomorrow the president is expected to get an earful from some of his strongest supporters. all of the democratic senators are coming down here to the white house where topic number one will not be the thousands who have managed to sign up for obama care but the millions who have been receiving cancellation notices from their insurance companies. diane? >> jonathan karl, thank you so much tonight. >>> we move next to a brewing storm about a nearly billion dollar gamble by the government that apparently didn't work. we're talking about airport security, the tsa. taxpayers paid a lot of money to help security officials learn how to spot potential terrorists suspicious behavior. the trouble is a new report finds the results were no better than guessing. here's abc's senior justice correspondent pi

in alameda, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> well get ready. california vehicle license fee may going up again. that's the fee the governor reduced by executive order within hours of taking office 10 years ago this week. right now the fee is point 65 percent of the car value but former cal-trans director and member of the calf transportation commission wants to raise it again by a full percentage point. they say california has transportation crisis and ballot measure that they have proposed would raise 3 billion dollars a year for road im practice. across the state. >> diane disney miller philanthropist and oldest daughter of walt disney has died at her home in nap a.miller passed away from complications after a fall. she had lived in napa and san francisco since the 1980's. miller was co-founder of the walt disney family museum and presidio. also spearheaded development of walt disif i co conert hall in los angeles. she was 79 years old. disney ceo bob today said quote diane will always have a special place in our company legacy and in the hea

abc news contributor betty liu is here with the story. and good morning to u-betty. >> good morning. lara. it is an extra present this holiday season, under the tree.ç gas prices are now at $3.25 a gallon. that is a low for the year. about 25 cents cheaper than n september. get this. in 34 states, at least one gas station has prices below $3 a gallon. and that holiday cheer is going year, we might see gas near a three-year low. >> that is fantastic news. >> we can buy more shirts. >> yes, matching.ç the question everybody is wondering, why is it happening? some experts are saying this could really boost the economy. >> the why is not so great. the economy is not doing that well. jobs are struggling. and ql"=1:u government shutdown. people have been kind of pulling back and that means gas prices have been going down. if they stay low enough, that could be the trigger to get into their cars, and into the malls. >> just in time for the holiday shopping. all right, betty, thank you so much. >>> new troubles on the obama care front. interna

that will do it for abc 7 news at 9:00. thank you so much for joining us. our next newscast is at 11:00 on abc 7. leaving you with a live look at bay bridge from our cam. >> this is the show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call it crazy, but everyone calls it "bloopers." so stop what you're doing, unless when you are doing is watching "bloopers." let's go. hello, everybody, i'm dean cain. pier " doingpers this show has taught us a lot about humanity. we have seen people at their worst and their very worst.

abc news knows the last time he traveled abroad was 2006 when he took a trip to japan. today ciancia's family issued their first public statement. >> we, like most americans, are shocked and numbed by the tragic events of last friday. >> reporter: but offered no clues to what could have prompted his spree. the tsa has a thankless job, enforcing procedures we all tolerate through gritted teeth. a popular target. >> no kidding? who else wants a job groping men, women and children all day. >> reporter: among some anti-government activists, the agency embodies a federal government that's too invasive, corrupt and incompetent. today the u.s. attorney general took strong exception. >> no feelings about the government can possibly justify those kinds of actions. >> reporter: in other words, it's no excuse for murder. david wright, abc news, l.a.x. >> and from the airport shooting to a campus lockdown today. central connecticut state university was swarmed by police. a student called 911 to say he had seen a man with a gun. police say that man may have been wearing a halloween

live in the newsroom, abc 7 news. thank you. >>> a relief drive will be held tomorrow at rmc motor cars on el camino real in san bruno. find out how you can help at abc 7 news.com under see it on tv. >>> organizers call it a day of action. rallies were planned across the state. in a statement of outrage against the fatal shooting of a santa rosa boy. 13-year-old andy lopez died october 22nd. protests and gatherings in his honor were held today in five california cities including his hometown of santa rosa. that is where abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live tonight. >> reporter: the story of andy lopez definitely not going away here in santa rosa and many here making sure others across the state know about it, too. they are demanding justice. a gathering inside this santa rosa park but the message remains strong -- justice for andy lopez. they called this a day of action. they want answers. they're angry. they feel that the process maybe isn't working the way they think it should be. >> reporter: hundreds signed

david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >> about time. basically we've known this for years. we have all known they make us turn the devices off but what's the point? how many times did you forget to turn off your device and nothing happened. >> i do all the time and my batteries get drained. i get so angry. you still can't check your e-mail. >> can't check e-mail but you can listen to music on take off and landing. alec baldwin with will be relieved. >> got ousted off that plane. >> love that movie. >>> new details about an israeli attack inside of syria. it happened late wednesday in a syrian port city. the target was russian-made anti-aircraft missiles. the inspectors report that syria met a deadline to destroy equipment used to make chemical weapons. in the next two weeks syria's plan to destroy over 1,000 tons of those weapons has to be approved. >>> hire -- here at home, three people are in custody after authorities found a stash of illegal treats deep underground in san diego. tons of marijuana and cocaine. inside of a tunnel that

abc news tracked down a woman behind an elaborate trick. the results of a year long investigation by our team at "nightline" now from abc's david wright. >> reporter: brad paisley wrote a hit single on the perils of on-line relationships. ♪ i work down in the pizza pit >> reporter: in the music video, jason alexander plays a sci-fi nerd who pretends online to be paisley. ♪ cause i'm so much cooler online ♪ >> reporter: now paisley and his wife actress kimberley williams paisley are opening up about how they were the victims of a real online hoax by a woman claiming her daughter was dying of cancer. >> she was supposedly 8 years old and had neuroblastoma and it sounded very sort of real. and i thought i would love to just talk to her and say hi. >> reporter: talk they did. by phone, email and text. >> she put this little girl on the phone. >> hi, kim. i just wanted to say thank you for letting me love you. >> reporter: the caller tugged at their heart strings but never asked for money. at one point brad got on the phone and sang amazin

the gloria abc news. >> much-needed moment of hope. well as you can imagine so many people in the bay area mobilizing to help the relief effort in the philippines because so many people in the bay area have family there. 7 news reporter lee ann has that part of the story song recognized by every filipino. it talks about wanting to get back to the philippines. country that now needs the help of the bay area. >> disheartening. it's hard. >> volume up tears from the filipino community center spent the day in downtown san francisco collecting monetary donations. many tourists stopped to help including rogersers from canada. >> we have a lot of filipino family where i'm from and just devastated we are uses happy to support in any way we can. >> or organizations like the west bay filipino multi-service center ask people to bring in bag of goods. >> all i know is that they are desperate for foodnothing the eo power. there is the no medicine. >> another organization will pay to ship these items to the affected areas. something that can be very

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new mexico isn't the only state being hit hard. abc news reporter chuck has the story. there are powerful storm system is on the march across the country. taking the snow all the way to the midwest. california got its first taste of heavy snowfall. the win blast also swept over arizona. we definitely need it. it is good. we've been so dry. it's horrible. >> reporter: for those outside, it is miserable. snow covered in icy roads have caused hundreds of accidents. some of them deadly. plows are on the move trying to stay ahead of the snowfall. heavy rains played a part of the crash of willie nelson's bus. the storm will move all the way to the northeast bringing with it snow, freezing temperatures and gusty winds just in time for the busy thanksgiving travel season when over 40 million motorists are expected to hit the road. abc news, new york. >>> crews are cleaning up from the wind storm that swept through bay area this week. the storm uprooted dozens of trees around the east bay. city crews are using chippers and power saws to clean up the branches and limbs. a crane i

david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> and up next here tonight, a story we simply love. a conspiracy of kindness by an american city pulling together to make a five-year-old boy's wish come true. so many kind hearted and creative strangers were saved today by the newest and tiniest super hero bat kid. abc's aditi roy has the story. in big hearted san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco under siege this morning. >> we begin this morning's broadcast with breaking news from san francisco's hall of justice. >> please caped crusader, we need you. and bring the bat kid. >> reporter: the bat call went out. and a pint sized kid crusader arrived in the bat mobile. it's bat kid. bat kid to the rescue. while an estimated 13,000 people gathered to cheer him on. the mini super hero has battled evils before. behind the mask is five-year-old miles scott, a leukemia survivor from tulelake, california, diagnosed at 18 months, just finished his last chemotherapy treatment in june. and had an ambitious dream. >> be batman. >> reporter: the make a wish foundation made it happen. thousands

thank you for watching abc news. and "world news now" coming up soon with overnight breaking news. soon in to "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always we are online at abc news.com. good night, america. is. >>> >>> >>> run away muni train. one woman was trapped and not knowing if it would stop. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the ordeal happened at the castro station as the train was entering the tunnel toward the foresthill station. abc news reporter heather ishimaru is live in the castro for us tonight. heather? >> carolyn, the train reacted as it was supposed to. there is an investigation on going into among other things whether the driver pressed his emergency break button into the cab before getting out. in any case, the surveillance video on the muni platform caught part of what happened. when the muni operator stepped out and manually closed the door, the train pulled away because it was in auto mode leaving the driver behind. when they realized there was no driver and smelled something burning someone pulled the emergency brake. the train came to a stop a quar

abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl with a brand new abc news poll. these are numbers the president has been insulated, his personal traits? >> reporter: clearly the obama care troubles are the biggest factor here but we are seeing something different. for the first time in our poll the majority say they have an unfavorable view of obama personally. take a look at this. on the question of whether he was a strong leader, the majority say no. we have never seen that before. asked if obama was honest and trustworthy, again, for the first time the majority say no. we have never seen such negative reviews of obama's personal attributes. that may be the most troubling thing as the president faces that race against time that every second term president must confront. >> jon karl and the trouble numbers for the president. thanks. >>> to another headline from washington tonight, after so much talk of the toronto mayor in trouble investigators are now pointing to an american politician behaving badly. congressman trey radel will appear in court tomorrow. >>> a

karen traverse, abc news, washington. >> i'm in the anti-camp on that one. people talking on their phones on planes? no thank you. that's it for me. what is the weather zone? >> make sure you make a phone call while i'm doing the weather. >> please, focus on one thing at a time. >> it's looking much calmer and looks like a nice looking weekend out there, except for the fact we still have some winds up in the north bay and that is a biggie. the national weather service issued a red flag warning for parts of marin, sonoma and napa through 5:00. the wind gusts some of them have still been in excess of 50 miles an hour, but the rest of the bay is quiet, and take a look at this, from mt. tam, not only is this beautiful, but the winds have even lightened up here earlier, the past couple of hours we had the cameras shaking and as a result the winds didn't want to let up and they were allowing for temperatures to stay rather mild, and still doing that, though, with oakland at 65. 46 in redwood city. 42 in los gatos own an the coast 54 mahalf moon bay. fairfield stic

abc news, new york. >> and take a look. shortly after the interview martin's attorney, david corn well, tweeted what he said was the text incognito mentioned he received from martin with the words. you decide. >> and a state law giving a repeal. the coalition of conservative group says it collected enough signatures for an initiative that would repeal the law. it allows transgender students to choose which rest -- restroom they want to use. investigators in oregon tonight are looking into the mauling death at a big cat sanctuary. 36-year-old renee seen here in an earlier story about the sanctuary was attacked and killed by a cougar last night. the wild cat haven is so remote it is even dangerous for rescuers. diana hanson was killed by a lion at central park, california. the demolition of the eastern span of the bay bridge is expected to begin on tuesday. the first stage involves removing 14 feet of the upper deck section. it will take three years and cost $240 million. tonight a global search is underway for the spot where

it all stems from an exclusive abc news investigation. video seen publicly here for the first time, shows two al qaeda terrorists in kentucky, caught trying to obtain weapons. the refugee program that allowed them to move here has been suspended. >>> we hope to learn more today about olympic skier lindsey vonn's condition. she was helped off the slopes in colorado tuesday after crashing during a training run. she injured her knee last february. and she had been rehabbing and training in hopes to make it back to the upcoming winter games. we wish her our very best. >>> and some teenagers in virginia have made history. that's because last night, nasa launched a rocket carrying their satellite. the first one ever designed and built by high school students. congratulations, to thomas jefferson high school in alexandria. has to be the best feeling in the world. >> and the project -- >> exactly. yeah. no wonder i was finishing tenth in the science fair. >>> finally, you want to look at this -- the luckiest deer in the world. went through the ic