and so i said oh, zack, what now? at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. yeah, citi mobile. pay the dog sitter? and deposit that check? citi mobile. pack your bathing suit? wearing it. niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. >>> the fukushima nuclear disaster. >> we are covering a full-blown nuclear scare -- >> it filled the airwaves, potential meltdown, nuclear armageddon. the president was calling for americans to get out. >> yesterday we called for an evacuation of american citizens who are within 50 miles of the plant. >> we were seeing on the news that it's melting down. it's just a matter of time. they can't stop it, and -- >> and could affect the the entire country, the entire region of the earth. >> right. zack had thought the worst was over. >> you nev

zack is called to testify, and even with zane floyd's strikingly different appearance, zack had no problem identifying him. >> i saw him in the courtroom. it was the same person i saw in the store. he was just evil. >> zane floyd is convicted on four counts of first-degree murder and receives the harshest penalty allowed by law. >> verdict. we the jury in the above-entitled case impose a sentence of death. >> floyd's case is on appeal in federal court. >>> coming up, a mom out for a day of shoplifting, and you'll never guess who's helping. >> i've never seen anything like it. it's unbelievable. >>> plus, a young man having a seizure gets pickpocketed. >> couldn't even feel myself at all. >> video that will leave you speechless when "caught on camera: witness to the crime" continues. new aleve pm the only one with a sleep aid. plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. [ inhales deeply ] [ sighs ] [ inhales ] [ male announcer ] at cvs health, we took a deep breath... [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer ] and made the decision to quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. now we invite smoker

we have zack shepherd. saying there are two areas in the market investors should avoid at all costs. i have to hear that. kurt cambria, centennial properties. a way to invest in rising environment that we know is coming eventually. todd horowitz in the pits of cme. markets are flat not fair to say there wasn't any action because there truly was. >> first of all, good afternoon, liz and david. the action was very muted. there is big move to the on the horizon. i do believe it is to the downside. i have not switched my bearish position. the market is narrowing. we went through 100 points, 200 points, every single day. now we're lucky if we get 60, 70 point swing in a day. there is large move brewing here. we're up at mat mall level of 2040 for s&p. i think that will hold us in.

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. >> reporter: you are hearing the sneak preview of the zack brown. they will be here tonight for the first ever of its kind on the national mall on veterans day. there will be ri hannah and bruce springstein and ophrah will be here. they want to have a emphasis on those who are still serving here in the present day right now, there is a number of military folks and families getting an up front vow of the zack brown band. they will be honored guest tonight and 12000 societies reserved for veterans and family and active doubt military. expect to have 800000 people here tonight. organizers are going to have information on how you help. and they are helping those who served our country and still serving our country. and they want every day to be veteran's day and sometimes it is it easier for us to write a check. but they want to encourage average americans to reach out who served or now serving to their families and so how you can help them and transition back in civilian life as well. and we talked to a lot of folks excited to be here tonight. and talk

. >> zack bettonburger is no karen rogers. >> he sat in that seat six months ago and we looked at the tape. he is is a bright guy but you blitz him because he's a rookie. force mistakes. on the other side of the football you have to run the football. tennessee titans are not good defense against the run. to me, if there is concern about mccoy and where he is at. unleash shady this week. >> they host the suns tonight. will tonight be the night? for them to win a game, michael carter knows he has to play better. >> we have to play better, especially myself. having 11 points in the game, it's not going to win the game. me being one the go-to guys i have to play better. >> how about papa john's pizza. every sixers win you get 60% off online pizza. there have not been any sixer wins. they face duke, fourth ranking in the country at the barclay center. and they are facing the least favorite goal of the planet. i went to the u.c.l.a. he had 32 points putting drexel within one. and lees magic ran out. they fall 72-70. they are 0 and 4. we are six days away from thanksgiving. todd herrimans is

hi, zack. >> reporter: actually, erika, i'm here in the middle of the mix at montgomery mall. they actually closed the doors last night at midnight and turned around and opened back up this morning at about 6:00 a.m., and the numbers don't lie mu. the numbers from last night, up 40% from where they were last year and good reason why. lots of activities going on at the mall today. of course, you've got santa and all of the helpers. but also a bunch of new additions here. over $100 million in additions here over the course of the last year. you're talking about a new cinema, new food court. i mentioned santa and his helpers and a couple new stores. check out the mike soft store, a hot ticket all day long. and so i had to ask some folks, is there really something to this black friday or is it all hype? >> yes! absolutely, it's worth it. and we got very lucky. there was a parking spot right there. and so we didn't have to fight. it was wonderful. >> reporter: some good deals out here? >> i think it's exactly what it was yesterday or the day before. >> reporter: just about being ou

abc news reporter lana zack has more from philadelphia. >> reporter: this frightening ordeal has come to an end after authorities honed in on their subject caught on camera. >> that's the first time i've actually seen a kidnapping on video. >> reporter: authorities traced the suspect's every move using surveillance video from before and after the attack, crediting the first man to call police with making all the difference. >> dwayne fletcher. he witnessed it. he watched. he called the police twice. this man is a hero. >> reporter: among the critical clues, a car dealer who recognized delvin barnes and the car he sold him. the same car police say that held her captive. identifying the car on a traffic light camera, authorities used gps to locate barnes and moved in. today more troubling news. barnes, the son of a pastor, is wanted for abduction, rape, and attempted murder of a 16-year-old girl in virginia. she says he showed her photos of other women he claimed to have abducted. this afternoon, a judge in maryland signed extradition papers back to virginia. and now for the first time,

msnbc zack roth on the ground in ferguson. thank you, and hope you get to spend some time with your family soon. >>> president and ceo of the national urban league. sir, thank you for joining us. great to have you. first question here, obviously, we're not going to see charges against darren wilson. we know that. however, we have many people demonstrating in support of michael brown and his family. what is the desired result now moving forward? what is the goal at this point? >> important to keep in mind that the department of justs ic and the attorney general have twin, parallel, separate and independent investigations. one is an investigation around whether darren wilson violated michael brown's civil rights and used excessive force. the other investigation is what's called a pattern and practice investigation of the actions of the ferguson police department. and i think people shouldn't be so quick to prognosticate to how these investigations might come up because here's the history. the history is interesting. the rodney k

zack o'malley greenburg covers the industry for forbes. >> you know, hits like "1989" >> brown: swift has always held crossover appeal, but "1989" marks her official move from national pop queen. a move that has its own risks, says "washington post" music critic chris richards. >> this came as a big declaration that she was now going to be a pop artist with a capital "p." i think it's shrewd as a business position to try to appeal to that larger audience but part of what made her such a superstar is that she was both a massive pop star and someone people thought they could relate to personally. >> ♪ and the haters gonna hate hate hate i'm just gonna shake shake shake ♪ >> brown: and while she has vocal critics, and addresses them head on, few dispute swift's mastery of today's music and marketing. she first teased this new album's release during a yahoo live event in august, appeared on rolling stone magazine's september cover and this week has shown up all over t.v. and online, at all hours, for interviews and live performances for huge crowds. she's also spurned music- streaming

. >> zack and trever, they would know. >> cheers. t of t >> they grew up partying with the palins and now, their new mtv series follows their ways in alaska. think jersey shore meets s. the trio told me their tiny town is no may bury. jackas >> were you surprise when had you heard the palins got into a fight at a house? >> no. >> a bloody brawl involving the former vice president candidate and her family. >> that doesn't shock me. there is a lot of brawls breaking out everywhere. >> don't not shove me in my face. >> and it seems like sarah is still swinging, at least on social media. her new facebook post saying quote, what happened on the night in question wasn't funny. it was hue mulluating and frightening but it's palin's target who should be scared. >> dang it. >> is this true about your town? if you cross the palins, you're done? they are connected? >> they got connections. >> they have a lot of connections. >> so they are like the mafia? >> like that. >> say somcrosses, what happens? >> get fired from your job. >> i was fired f

we are so luck tow have zack. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> happy belated birthday. it was yesterday? >> it was. thank you. >> looking at your story and reading about you over the years, it's inspirational and heart breaking because we know your success means you helped someone who was homeless. the numbers, 2.5 million children. was it something your parents instilled in you or something you read as a small boy that made this your mission? >> i heard about it with hurricane charlie, taking my wagon asking people to donate extra food and water and supplies. it just went from a really simple idea of taking my little red wagon into a foundation where we get to do work and helping these homeless youth. >> at the heart of that, a lot of kids see that around the same time, but they didn't get their red wagon and go out and try to help people. how do you describe what was going through your mind and heart that turned this little child that we see in the photo to an advocate for homeless children everywhere? >> you know, i felt it was the right thing to do. when i started o

coming up next, his little brother zack. who is already at 102 badges and counting. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and thank you for watching. we are always here at abcnews.com and you can join us for "nightline" later tonight. and, of course, i'll see you tomorrow for "good morning america." have a great night.

coming up next, his little brother zack. who is already at 102 badges and counting. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and thank you for watching. we are always here at abcnews.com and you can join us for "nightline" later tonight. and, of course, i'll see you tomorrow for "good morning america." have a great night. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a student and emergency room scribe from minneapolis, minnesota... an attorney from los angeles, california... and our returning champion, a university lecturer from st. charles, illinois...

coming up next, his little brother zack. he's already at 102 badges and counting. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and thank you for watching. we are always here at abcnews.com and you can join us for "nightline" later tonight. and, of course, i'll see you tomorrow for "good morning america." have a great night. >> >>> where were police when this was happening? >> we'll have team coverage tonight, picked up merchants on the police response and protestors that tried to stop the looting. >> a former bay area woman comes forward with allegations against bill cosby. >> and what is to blame for the bay area smog? >> you can see dozens of extra officers, have been mobilized in case they're needed for a new demonstration, tonight. good evening. for two nights, oakland has been the scene of some of the most-disruptive demonstrations in the country. vandals have had their way with a number of downtown businesses here, you can see them breaking into a paint store this, over the decision by a grand jury not to indict a police officer. why haven't police been able to stop

when the ball is lose, it's bouncing around and zack bowman ultimately recovering. eli manning would take advantage going over the middle 19 yards to larry zonel. 7-0, g-men. second quarter it's 7-6. niners would kick a field goal go up 9- 7. late in the half, manning, once again. ill advised. michael wilhoit got him. third quarter, little 49er offense. collin kaepernick slant, michael crabtree, afterburners, 48 yards for crab tree it's 16- 7. niners kaepernick 15 of 19 under 29 yards passing. fourth quarter manning pressure from smith and aaron lynch, picked off by chris culiver. another chance for the giants this time, eli goes back to throwing it to his own men. and

. >> reporter: zack asked we show him in shadow. hackers told 250,000 points. >> you work for the points. the guy knows where i live. it's made me think twice about what can happen you to when you're not prepared. >> data thieves want to target things you don't check often. >> reporter: your loyalty account are different than your bank account. bank companies use stricter security. i worry about my bank accounts. now i have to worry about my reward miles? >> it's an extension of your wallet. those miles are of great value to you. criminals know that. >> reporter: how can this happen? never leave your boarding pass behind. crooks can find your name, loyalty number, and member status. or they can hack your account using personal information you have provided on social media including birthday, e-mail address, and where you live. airlines for america tells abc news airlines know how important customer information is and that they are vigilant if protecting customer data and rewards earned for loyalloyalty. create a complex password for

. >> reporter: zack asked we show him in shadow. and change his name after he says hackers stole 250,000 points from his account. and a lot of his personal information. >> you work for the points. the ultimate concern, really, the guy knows where i live, but it certainly made me think twice about what can happen to you when you're not prepared. >> data thieves want to target things you don't check often. and rewards accounts are checked less than a credit card account. >> reporter: your loyalty accounts are different than your bank account. bank companies use stricter security measures than rewards programs do. i worry about my bank accounts. i worry about identity theft, now i have to worry about my reward miles? >> it's an extension of your wallet. those miles are of great value to you. criminals know that. >> reporter: how can this happen? never leave your boarding pass behind. it can be an easy window into hacking your account, where crooks can find your name, loyalty number, and member status. or they can hack your account usin

zack roth, appreciate your following us. walking castro is a rising star of the democratic part and campaigning for wendy davis and he knows the heat well. congressman castro, i wanted to get your reaction to the problems in the houston area today. the spokesperson is this is a communication problem. what in your view if anything needs to change? >> mistakes on election day like that that cause people not to be able to vote are inexcusable. both the harris county elections department and the secretary of state need to take a close look today and after this election is over. the processes and what they are doing wrong. the secretary of state's website being down like that, that is just one more thing in a string of incompetence in texas state government whether it's the cronyism, the corruption, the fraud. this is one more thing. >> congressman castro, we heard our reporter talk about the impact of these stricter voter id laws. do you see them keeping people away from the polls? >> we had stories and anecdotes about people wh

near the end of the open enrollment in march, with zack, democrats and republicans remember well with fierce opposition on the hill. this year fanfare and a set of obstacles. this year they ran on hhs. he joins me now. thanks for taking the time. i want to say off the top, we reached out to the professor and have an open invitation for him to return to talk about the additional videos and how the conversation evolved. i want your take. having been on the inside, do the comments strike you as in politics as he claims they were or did they reveal anything new about the law? >>. >> no, they didn't reveal anything new about the law. he was a good economist with a good model that allows him to make good estimates. what the cost of the provision will be and how many people are likely to be inshirted. he has a right to those opinions, but they are his, not the administration's opinions and not the opinions of congress. unfortunately what the opponents of obamacare are trying to do is they are trying to argue that the opinions are the views of the administration and congress. they are not. >>

. >> zack costello and jennifer dupree are spending day and night doing the hard sell with the homeless on the streets. >> we have to do our best to convince them to try to come in, come in the shelter instead of staying out there in those deadly conditions. >> but they say many of the homeless are convinced it will get warm enough again for them to stay outside, so they don't come in. >> health officials not only here in montgomery county and elsewhere say they realize it is very early to say this but you do need to check on your elderly relative and neighbors to make sure they have turned on the heat and they are dressing warmly. live in plymouth meeting, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. aaa is remining everyone to get an emergency roadside kit in case you get stuck in severe winter weather. some items to include is a flashlight and batteries, blankets, extra clothes, flares with reflective triangles, shovels, and nonperishable snacks. >>> israel leader is retaliating for a deadly attack on a synagogue that killed four people. one of those victims has ties to ocean county. two

but i think we need to talk to the -- >> zack evans says it's near the skate park. >> georgetown university student admitted to making deadly ricin. prosecutors say the student was inspired by a tv show. >> they made a very serious error. he has served enough time. >> reporter: daniel's family was happy the judge only sentenced him to a year and day in prison rather than the two years prosecutors had asked for. he told the judge he was sorry and that he's learned his lesson. his defense attorney said he was a confused young man who was plagued by depression and that he made the ricin so he could kill himself. and that he had no intent to harm anyone else. but some georgetown students think he did harm other students. >> people like me, who want to see justice done. because affected my friends. >> reporter: think think he got off easy. >> i think it should be 24 months in solitary confinement. >> reporter: they say he had been watching "breaking bad" that depicted rice ink used as a weapon. they say that along with threatening facebook messages were indicators he wanted to hurt others. >> wh

next up for the spartans, tim krause facing zack stephen. the goalkeeper coming up with a huge save there. stephen coming up clutch for maryland. they go on, putting the pressure on michigan state. fifth round spartans need this to score. they get it. how about that. maryland, they go on to beat michigan state, advancing to the championship game on sunday. >> thanks, jason. >>> "nbc nightly news" coming up next. >> we hope to see you for news4 at 11:00. have a good even >>> on our broadcast tonight, no relief as we head into a weekend that's going to feel like the middle of winter across much of the country. more records shattered today. and another big storm is on the way. >>> an emergency fix being ordered for u.s. nuclear weapons after a shocking report about how our arsenal is being handled. and now the boss wants changes. >>> campus tragedy. another awful incident in a frat house. a teenage pledge has died that renews a lot of questions for a lot of parents. >>> and troubled waters headed into this holiday shopping season. why so many c

. >> josh hilberling's brother zack as well as the rest of his family believes the jury got it right. >> i don't think that she intentionally pushed him to kill him, but i do believe that she pushed him to hurt him. >> amber says the evidence shows that her push was not from anger but self-defense. >> my hands were on his chest. his hands were cupping over my shoulders and that's why there were pictures of scratches right here and a hand print. he literally tripped backwards and stumbled into the window. they tried saying he went out face-first, and this is coming from a witness who is two football fields away. his hands and feet were towards me, like reaching out towards me, looked like he was being sucked out from the outside. >> josh is an athlete, josh is not going to trip over anything and accidentally fall out the window. she's not that big. i don't think that she could just stand there and push him. she would have to use some momentum with a running start to get that push. josh was packed up and ready to go. he had his bags, he was waiting for a ride. she pushed him with anger

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look, i've been counselling zack with the same council i gave you, hannity, never leave home without your bible and your woman. especially if you're going to get into politics. >> the bible -- maybe you should add gun to the list too considering the world's so violent today. all right. you made a statement, phil, the other day that america should pick godly men. and you talked in that ad about zach having a servant mentality. they go together, don't they? >> do they ever. i'm giving zach the same advice that john adams told his wife abigail in a letter, he said let my sons revere nothing but religion, morality and freedom. and he would be a happy, happy man. and that's what basically i'm telling my little nephew here. religion, morality and freedom. only way to go. >> zach, if i was running for office, i would want my government -- i'd fight to declare that radical islam is the enemy of this country and i would call it what it is right now. >> yeah! >> okay, one. i would secure america's borders, number two, i think it's immoral to rob our children and spend more money than we take i

zack rack bradley was just 20 years old. he died after a fall at a concert in oakland halloween night. christie smith is live on campus. what are the studenting saying about all this? >> reporter: as you can imagine, students are stunned and saddened by this. they say a lot of cal students went to that concert and seemed to have a good time on halloween night. now they're struggling to understand how a young man with such a bright future is gone. friends describe zachary bradley as nice, fun, and intelligent. his facebook page shows a smiling uc berkeley student from arizona. on halloween night, the 20-year-old attended a concert at oracle arena in oakland. >> there were a lot of cal students. >> reporter: hanna did not know him, but went to the concert too. a you tuberculosis video. she and her friend were leaving when they noticed something unusual. >> we were like trying to find the driver, basically. we were in the parking lot where we heard all the police cars. >> reporter: a statement from the arena and promoter says t

. >> msnbc's zack roth, stay warm. >> thanks, ronan. >>> and we should have an update this hour on another sad story prompting calls for change. that's the shooting of a 12-year-old boy by cleveland police. any minute, we're expecting a police news conference where they say they may release video showing the death of rice. he was shot saturday by police responding to a report of a young man with a gun. turned out to be an air soft gun that shoots plastic pellets. we're going to be watching that news conference for you. due to the sensitivity of this case and the evidence they may be releasing, we're going to be reviewing that video before carrying it on our air. but we'll bring you what we can as soon as we can. >>> as we wait, let's get more on this case from nbc news correspondent kevin tibbles. he's following this for us. this case, kevin, is drawing comparisons to the michael brown shooting. it is also expected to go to a grand jury, we understand. if that's the case, why are they releasing this evidence? and why now? >> police are saying, ronan, that they're releasing the evidence tod

sure that zack steffen were suspected victim is isolated and making the phone call is really huge. in the long term, you know, before we started -- we were doing these water and sanitation activities with the government. we were successful in working with over 350 communities on proper sanitation and proper hygiene. that effort was incredibly successful. in all 350 communities, which are some of the hardest hit counties, none of them have been effected by ebola. if you make a long-term investment and prepare the communities before it hits, it has a huge impact than i really prevent that from happening. i only wish we were able to hit all of the communities in liberia before the virus hit. >> so, i wanted to ask if you expand a little bit more. you are talking about the cultural practices. i do understand first of all you said it was something than 70% of the transmissions were contacts with people who had passed away. how long is the body contagious? my colleague was asking about the role of the faith community. i am wondering if leaders, since obviously the traditions are a part o

operating bringing about 600,000 barrels a day down through canada going through north dakota, through zack, -- through south dakota and illinois. permitted and now done. what we're talking about now is the keystone x.l. pipeline. it's a sister project. and the company has been trying for six years to get a permit. here you see the route; very similar but it also goes down to cushing and to the gulf of mexico. it's hard to believe six years in the making. we've passed legislation to try to get a decision out of the administration. this does not -- not only is this not the first pipeline. this is the keystone x.l. pipeline which after we've built the keystone pipeline, but this is not the first bill we've had to approve it. in fact we've passed other bills to approve it. as a matter of fact, in 2011 i introduced a bill which we passed in 2012 attached to the payroll tax holiday so the president wouldn't veto it. and what that bill said is, mr. president, you need to make a decision on the keystone x.l. pipeline. if we're going to have an energy plan for this country, if we're going to make t

. >> zack coleman from "the washington examiner." i just wanted to talk a little bit about the u.s. climate deal. you said this bottom-up approach how you arrived at this number. and it hasn't bnt same thing -- today technically but last minute for us here. technically feasible and politically feasible are two different things. you already have the clean power plan out there as a draft. is there any sense that you might have to go for even more aggressive targets in that proposal to achieve what you're looking to do in the 2020-2025 time frame when you already have just two years left with this administration? >> that's a good question. i wish more often technical and political analysis aligned. thankfully, i think in the clean power plan, it does. let me just clarify one thing, and that is that we are implementing the individual rules under the climate action plan i'm including the clean power plan, in a way that is consistent with the underlying rules. the way we would always do it, to try to achieve what is aggressive, that is intended under the statute, and to meet our mission,

. >> all right, msnbc's zack roth live on the ground in ferguson, missouri. we're all watching closely. again, that announcement could come anytime this weekend what the grand jury has decided. thank you for joining us this morning. >>> first the people of buffalo had to contend with a massive snowstorm this week and now flooding could be in the forecast. we'll keep you updated on that as we go forward and a breaking story also to keep an eye out for, reports in japan of a major earthquake this in central japan this hour. just getting word of this right now. the preliminary magnitude of the earthquake 6.8. that's according to japanese public network nhk. added that no tsunami warning has been issued as a means of comparison. the fukushima earthquake me measured 9.0. the details we have so far that high-speed trains have been halted. obvious ly this coming in right now. we'll keep you updated as we get more information throughout the morning. but up next segueing back to politics with the first official democrat to declare that he's thinking of running for pre