. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. we're going to get started this half hour with the investigation into that russian plane crash in egypt. and growing consensus that a bomb is to blame. >> intelligence officials say swepts show isis had direct contact with someone on the ground in sharm el-sheikh, egypt. airport owe fingers are revealing a string of security gaps. with more, here's abc's molly hunter. >> reporter: a brief click caught on tape. that sound could be critical to figuring out how this russian >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. >> is it a bomb or is it something we're hearing where the airplane is physically coming apart? >> reporter: so far all signs seem to point to a bomb. and u.s. officials are expressing growing confidence in that theory. the metrojet flight came down 23 minutes into the trip, breaking up midair, killing all 224 people on board. scattering debris across the sinai desert. russia has now halted all flights to egypt and the uk has suspended flights to sharm pla

megan hughes, abc news, washington. >> stay with abc 7 news for complete coverage. world news tonight anchor is live in paris. he'll have the latest on the search for the ninth suspect coming up tonight at 5:30. >> russian president has ordered to cooperate with the french military. this comes after 224 people on board were killed. isis claims responsibility for downing the plane. >> we concur there is an explosion that brought down but we're not privy to their investigative information. but it's not conclusive. >> russia is offering a $50 million award for information leading to the arrest of those responsible. >> massachusetts state police restrained a drunk passenger on a british airway's flight tonight after that woman tried to open an exit door mid flight. it did land safely right around 10:30 this morning pacific time. police say there are no known connections to terrorism. >> just as it was taxiing for takeoff. authorities moved three men and a woman after a passenger reported they were acting suspiciously. authorities didn't say exactly what they were doing.

gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> ooh, it is cold. i'm going to get my -- >> the effect is better when there's snow, guys. there we go. thank you. >> wow. that's incredible. >> that is great. i'd much prefer they made it rain than made it snow. >>> this morning on "world news now," worldwide terror alert. >> the rare warning from the state department to americans everywhere during the busy travel season. fears about terrorism hitting home. >>> explosive clues in the paris terror investigation. what police uncover as they search for a fugitive, a manhunt that's paralyzed brussels. >>> fighting back. the muslim teen arrested after his homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb is suing. the new lawsuit seeking millions. >>> and later, saving not once, but twice, by using discounted gift cards to buy presents. a sneaky way around the retail system that will gave you money. it's tuesday, november 24th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> hi, everybody. good morning to you on yet another busy tuesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >>

abc 7 news. alan. >> reporter: larry and ama, the boy's mother tells us he's no longer on life support, but he's still in critical condition with two serious skull fractures. this happened on a busy street in broad daylight. the victim knows the young adults who were arrested, but today they're out of jail and no charges have been filed. >> they had to go through and make an incision into his brain. and to monitor the bleeding -- >> reporter: afraid to identify her 16-year-old son after he was beaten and left lying on ashby avenue while going into convulsions. the atmosphere was already primed with violence. police say there was a fight here at san pablo park shortly before the tension escalated two blocks away at ashby and may believe. robinson says her son was at a friend's house and witnessed the fight. some of the young men there followed him as he walked away. >> he was asked to choose a side to be on. and he was like i'm not choosing a side because i'm not in this. i don't know, you know, w

clayton sandell, abc news, canyon city, colorado. >>> coming up in our next half hour, keeping kids safe. the new push to install seat belts on every school bus across this country and how the government plans to get every kid to buckle in despite the major costs. >>> first, kicking butt. the high school soccer player tapped to fill in for the football team which she's able to do better than every other boy in her school. now." >>> we're already a couple of months into football season. for many high school programs around the country playoff hopes are hanging in the balance. >> an injury on one team led their coach to think outside the box. he saw someone with real potential. but she had no desire to be in the spotlight. here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: the water break for the minutemen of cocoa beach high in florida where one of the minutemen is, yes, a late-arriving girl. late in the season, that is. madison denini, added to the team only as the season was running out. why? because she plays soccer which means she can kick, s

mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >>> up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, battling the boy scouts. >> the santa rosa girls who are trying to join up. stay with us. just press clean and let roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba throughout your home. cleaning under furniture, along edges and in corners. and with its powerful three-stage cleaning system roomba picks up pet hair, dust and debris for up to 2 hours, recharging itself when it needs to. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba from irobot®. better together™. ♪ ♪ it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> a group of girls in santa rosa wants to formally join the boy scouts of america. the scouts recently changed policy on gay troop leaders and now the organization faces another controversy, its ban on girls. the local girls have formed a troop, and they say they will now fight to be one of the boys. abc 7 news r

in new york, abc be news. >> a tornado moving through north texas left behind its calling card. the strong winds ripped the decorative roof cover covering off a bank building in fort worth. it also moved and damaged cars in the arcing lot as you can see there. store cell also put on a light show in the afternoon sky over denton texas, about 40 miles north. wind damage was also rorred in that area. the storm knocked down power lines in arkansas. there was heavy rain and lightning. this powerful line of storms is heading towards the northeast. ious tin poea vick following it. >> concerned about heavy rain throughout the deep south late morning into the early afternoon. i do not think this will be a repeat performance in terms of severe weather. there could be flooding downpours. a ton of wind generated by a very strong storm system around the great lakes. 30, 40 miles per hour later on in the hour. reena and kendis, back over to you. >> thank you, sir. weather always a factor for holiday travel as our big crowds. the airline industry says it expects 25.3 million americans to ralph

mary bruce, abc news, washington. >>>emocratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton is in new hampshire today. with that state's primary exactly three months from now she'll officially file her candidacy today. she'll also host a town hall as well. the focus later this week shifts back to iowa for the next democratic debate. as for bernie sanders, he'e's in las vegas focusing on nevada. its presidential cau does is public february 4th. an event today on immigration reform follows a rally last night. despite his attacks on clinton he had kind words for her yesterday saying that she'd be infinitely better than any of the republicans running for the oval office. >>> turning to egypt where officials are revealing gaps in security at sharm el-sheikh airport, evidence is mounting that terrorists may be to blame for the crash of the russian passenger jet. russia has sent its first team of inspectors after suspending all flights to egypt. >> reporter: more clues that the doomed russian airliner was brout down by a terrorist b

abc news got this picture released online by isis today. it shows a soda can and what explosives experts say are a blasting cap and electric initiator. yesterday russia announce add bomb did bring down the plane killing 224 people. it is likely that it was detonated by someone physically on the plane. >>> we're learning new details about the relationship of the chp officers involved in a high-speed chase from gilroy to san jose. it ended off southbound interstate 280 at winchester boulevard in moore park. matt keller is live at the scene. >> reporter: right now the vehicles involved in the high-speed chase are being towed away including the chp car. the accident investigators are on the scene taking measurements and collecting physical evidence from the crash that ended with a young man losing his life. >>> this wrecked white hon do accord doesn't tell the whole story of the high-speed chase. before it ended here at 3:57 p.m., the driver led officers on a wild ride when they spotted the car speeding. investigators estimate the car may have

abc news confirmed 18 complaints. and all eyes now will bebeight here on chicago's magnificent mile. protesters who say they want their demonstrations to have an economic impact plan to protes as black friday shoppers descend on the countless stores here.. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> the veggie mix linked to an e. coli outbreak at costco has been pulled from the shelves. taylor f fms issued a recall after a sample tested positive for e colely. costco used that blend in its other sasads and packaged foodod ran into some trouble while attempting an impromptu rock climb. fire crews were called out to rescue a man in his 20s after he got stuck on camelback mountain while hiking with his family. he wasn't injured but suffered from a bruised ego. >> i thought i could get there through another different way or i don't know. i wasn't thinking. i just started rococclimbing and i ended up getting stuck. >> whoops. phoenix fire called the operation a very serious rescue because of the danger he was facing at the time. >> a

abc news/washington post poll. trump topping the list by far. >> so you'd bring back waterboarding? >> i would bring it back, yes. i think waterboarding is peanuts compared to what they'd do to us. >> reporter: trump reopening a torture and stirring up new controversy over this claim about 9/11. >> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down, and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> you know, the police say that didn't happen and all those rumors have been on the internet for some time. did you misspeak yesterday? >> it did happen. i saw it. it was on television. i saw it. >> you saw that with your own eyes? >> while some around the world cheered after the 9/11 attacks, there's no known evidence of crowds in new jersey coming out to celebrate. trump says he wants a database to closely track syrian refugees and wants surveillance of mosques. at his rallies? get them out of here. get out. >> reporter: tensions are

brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> back here now to a very washington, d.c. a pickup truck slammed into a church van and burst into flames. neighbors who heard what they say sounded like a bomb tried to save the passengers but the truck driver and three people in the van were killed, including a child. 14 others were hospitalized, eight in critical condition. six children are among the injured. >>> police in austin, texas, are searching for a suspect in the shooting of a high-profile judge outside her own home. district judge julie kocurek is recovering this morning after being ambushed friday night as she pulled into her driveway. police are now going through thousands of her past felony cases for a potential suspect. being told to be on alert for their personal safety. >>> in michigan three teens are under arrest after officials foiled a school shooting plot. police say two 15-year-olds and an 18-year-old used instagram to hatch a plan to attack a middle school and high school in genesee county. if convicted they could face life in prison. >>> the funeral f

>> yes, she's bluffing. >> an abc news exclusive. robin william's widow speaking out for the first time. >> most people think your husband killed himself because he was depressed. was he losing his mind? >> yes, absolutely. he was keeping it together as best as he could. but the last month, he could not. >> look what we have here. a little loophole. >> one of these dogs will go home with a very special friend. >> who did amber pick? show us? and that's today's gma hot list. we'll see you in the morning on gma. >> hard to say no to puppies. >> yeah, that's true. >> tonight, you can go back to the '80s, a time of sex, drugs, rock and roll and serial killers in the new abc thriller, "wicked city kwts city" a murderer is just as sadistic. >> what do you think it's about your character that draws erica's character to you? >> they have the ability to manipulate possibly throughout. but offer her something that she needs, a sense of empowerment, safety, he makes her feel sexy. you have all of those desires, all of those attitudes come alive

we're trying to develop leads. >> abc 7 news. >>> a viewer e-mailed to abc 7 news. if you see news where you live, take a photo or video. if you have a tip, e-mail to kgo-tv.com or contact us on facebook or twitter. >>> take a look at this slid yoe which clearly shows a man police are looking for. he casually walks to the counter of this liquor store with his items and then pulls out a handgun and demands money. information leading to a suspect may be eligible for a cash reward. if you recognize this man, call san jose police. >>> police are looking for whoever left this injured chihuahua in a dumpster on the santa rosa junior college campus last tuesday. college employees found the dog. both front legs were broken. the chihuahua was taken to the animal services center for medical attention. he doesn't have a microchip or i.d. tag. >>> some neighbors will challenge a school in oakland seeking permission to increase rollment. the school got the green light from the city to add more students. not until 2021. doesn't want to wait that long. lyanne melendez has the stor

alex marquardt, abc news, mali. >>> back here at home, a new abc news poll, one by abc news and "washington post" finds that nearly a third of republican voters are favoring donald trump. he's probably a big reason why more voters are paying attention to this election than in the trump is getting extra attention now for controversial statements he made this weekend about >> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> yesterday, trump stood by his story on abc's "this week." jersey city's mayor denies anyone in his city cheered as the towers collapsed and evenflo republican hopeful chris christie, of course, new jersey's governor says he does not remembers that happening. >>> a megamerger in the pharmaceutical industry. it could be announced today. reports say that pfizer will buy aller gan in a deal worth more it would be the biggest acquisition in any industry in a record-setting year for mergers. pfizer is a u.s. company but the combination woul

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abc 7 news was at ft. mason today where preparations were underway to mark the museum's 40th anniversary. >> he would have a place where artists from mexico could be showcases. >> the mexican museum has one of the largest collections anywhere in the country. it will be in buena gardens in 2019. >> coming up, good morning america celebrates 40 years. announcer: if you'd give thanks for a better night's sleep... [barks] sleep train has just the ticket. [train horn blares] during sleep train's "thanksgifting" sale save up to $300 on beautyrest, posturepedic, serta, even tempur-pedic! get up to three years interest-free financing! plus, choose a free gift with selected mattress sets! but hurry, sleep train's "thanksgifting" sale won't last! ♪ sleep train [train horn] ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> i'm alma dates in the abc 7 news room. we asked consumers if they're ready for it or do they find the whole thing fishy. surprising new research. why more mexicans are leaving the u.s. than are c

abc 7 news starts right now. >>> we start with the rise and fall of a star. the team making it official hours ago. niners qb colin kaepernick out for the season. >> the big question -- does it mean the end of a 49ers' career? >> thank you for joining us. >> if kaepernick never plays again for the 49ers he commits exits his career on a disappointing season. >> let's get to mike schuman with the details. schu? >> i think it caught everyone by surprise. he played injured reserve, with a torn labrum in his left shoulder. cap has been dealing with pain in his nonthrowing shoulder since then. it would heal itself. after the bye week. kaepernick was complaining of soreness. self reported his injury. got a second opinion from the stedman clinic in denver where it was found he had a s significant tear in his left shoulder will have surgery as early as the tuesday in denver. rehab of these injuries takes four to six months which plays into a key date in his contract. on april 1, kaepernick's salary of $11.9 million becomes guaranteed if he is on the roster including in

vick lee, abc 7 news. investigators arrested three people in the nearby city in connection with his death. >> rejected again. one of the kidnappers was denied parole the 16th time today. frederick woods is the last of the three being held in prison his fellow kidnappers have already been paroled. the children and their driver eventually escaped. >> it looks spectacular behind us. >> we are in the middle of a mild threat. it looks very enjoyable: beautiful silhouette of the skyline. looking nice on the golden gate. you want to grab your jacket. the sun goes down at 4:56 p.m. we'll detail the numbers in the accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. >> stair waips into a cascade of water. a tree root may have burst and sent thousands of gallons of water gushing down 80 steps. this video was sent to us by a viewer. when you see news where you live, pick a photo or a video and share it with usment we're going to show it on air or at abc7news.com. >> officials are encouraging drooichers to consider using alter

for those with or without racks. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, protesters taking to the streets after video is released showing a teenager shot by a police officer. the officer charged with murder. and what we know about the victim. >>> terror threats. millions of americans hitting the road for the holiday. security tightens around the world. new details about the paris attackers and what else they had planned. >>> wild weather. snow, damaging winds setting the stage for a holiday mess for millions of americans. we're tracking it all. >>> caught on camera during a demolition, a smokestack crashing down on a piece of equipment a worker inside. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. breaking overnight, the growing outrage in chicago, of course,

abc abc 7 news first showed you this camera footage friday. after chasing an tackling him in this alley in the mission. they had chased him from san leandro to san francisco after he reportedly stole a car and rammed a sheriff's vehicle. the baton blows after it appeared the man slowed down when an officer yelled for him to stop. police and other deputy sheriffs finally arrived. that's when the two stop striking him. >> his arm's crushed. his head broken. >> reporter: petrov's mother olga saw her son yesterday at the hospital. she told us her 29-year-old son has had mental and physical ailments since birth. petrov was overcome with shock and disbelief when she saw the video. >> what kind of words you can put together, what kind of eloquence are you supposed to have to define this? to just define the joy to beat somebody who is on the ground? >> reporter: alameda county public defender also visited petrov at the hospital. he said petrov's face was swollen from his head injuries. >> his arms from his elbows down to his hands were bandaged. they

. >> thank you so much for joining us on abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> we have breaking news at a planned parenthood in colorado. a gunman now in custody. >> black friday, more like grey friday. why shoppers are saying a po post-holiday tradition has lost some of its sparkle. >> i just can't believe that this could happen in america. >> and facing homelessness for the holidays. a retired city worker gets forced out of an apartment after two decades. >> a frost advisory with freeze warnings in effect tonight. how low we go in the accuweather forecast. >> abc 7 news starts right now with live, breaking news. >> they were able to get him to surrender. >> it's happening in colorado at a planned parent hoot clinic. tonight, investigators say that threat is not over. >> authorities say that gunmen have left behind quite a few victims from the planned parenthood shootings in colorado springs. the standoff began around noon and turned into a shootout after the gunman opened fire outside the facility. federal and state law enforcement facilities are trying to

tom llamas, abc news, new york. >>> all right. our thanks to tom. this trip is very controversial because nobody would expect him to go out in the middle of the campaign and he had an interview with abc's this weekend saying that the refugees that he met really don't want to come to america. >> and a reuters poll puts him in second place now. >> okay. we'll see what sort of fleshes out in the next couple weeks. i'm sure not a lot of people were paying attention over the last holiday weekend. >>> well, coming up, an ancient secret that would make indiana jones jealous. >> the discovery of a possible secret chamber in king tut's tomb and what that means for ancient history. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. history. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from ou hd-5-1490 hd-5-1490 >>> well, the ancient >>> well, the ancient civilization of egypt is one of the most fascinating the world has ever known. even though it's all history,

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jeannette reyes, abc 7 news. jummy: we have learned lee robert moore waived his right to a preliminary hearing. his first court appearance will be in delaware on monday. a top military official is out of a job this noon. defense secretary ash carter fired lieutenant general ron lewis over allegations of improper relationship. carter says he expects the highest standards of conduct from the men and women in the defense department. seen in theomen surveillance video is in court today. a preliminary hearing is being held after this video when fiber -- viral. she is charged with sexually assaulting a man in northeast last month. the other woman in the video is still at large. in the district, security is being ramped up after online threats against howard university. the stepped-up presence at the school and the metro station close by. sam sweeney takes a closer look at the investigation and how students are coping. >> good afternoon. we have learned from campus police there have been no other threats made overnight.

abc news, colorado springs. >>> the e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle restaurants in oregon state and oregon expected to widen. they have temporarily shut down all restaurants in both states after nearly two dozen people became sick and eight of them were hospitalized. health officials say the e. coli most likely came from a fresh food product delivered to chipotle. >>> preschoolers may be a whole lot more connected than previously thought. new research finds that 97% of children studied used mobile devices. most of them before they turned 1 and most 3 to 4-year-olds use devices without any help. and one-third engaged in media multitasking. yeah, more than one screen at once. the study looked at a small group of children from a health clinic in philadelphia. i have to say i believe it because at 9 months, my daughter could flip through. >> really? and now she's teaching you things on what to do on your ipad and smart tv. >> they're way more equipped than i am. >>> the world series not the only world-class sporting event

. ♪ for everything i've done ♪ when i call you never >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we do say good morning to you, and you will appreciate that ear worm all day long because it's been in my ear. that song "hello." you can't say good-bye to it, at no point. it is a very good song. and a great album. i listened to it. it's pretty good. >> she's so great. she's a national treasure for england. >> yes. and for us. we'll adopt her. of course we're going to get started with the serious news of the day. >> yeah. we're going to start off with america's landmarks in the crosshairs. a third chilling message from isis since the deadly attacks in paris. >> this time the terror group is threatening to destroy the white house. the nation's top law enforcement officials are assuring the public there is no credible threat but they're keeping a close eye on suspected extremists across the country. more now from abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: the isis threat here at home take an alarming turn. three separate terror videos threatening the u.s. in as many days. the newest prom

marcie gonzales, abc news, paris. >>> and we'll have more later. and for now, the ban on marches in public squares and roads went into effect tonight. the ban is part of the expanded security measures allowed under the state of emergency that began last friday. >>> late tonight, the mayor of new york responded to an isis video showing shots of new york city. isis re-released a propaganda video that first showed up on line in april showing a man preparing for a suicide attempt followed by pictures of times square and harold square. the police department insists it knows of no specific or credible threats. >> there is no specific and credible threat against new york city. so it is crucial that people go about their normal business, recognizing the nypd is providing extraordinary protection to the people of the city, 35,000 members strong. >> the nypd says it has hundreds of highly trained counterterrorism police officers and the city will remain in a heightened state of vigilance. >> despite the attacks, french president hollande will keep its promis

abc 7 news got a sneak peek inside today. the new hospital will add 31 more emergency room beds, two trauma rooms and three operating rooms. the er will have two ct scanners. >> the benefit is for the trauma of the medical patient who's here. it also helps inpatient and out patient who have scheduled ct scanners. >> there is also a rooftop garden with magnificent views of the city. the hospital raised $135 million to out fit the medical center. the hospital will open in the spring. >> you can call it the candidate out of the bag. jimmy panetta is currently the district attorney in monteray county. he's running to replace congressman sam farr. now, panetta's son is running for that same seat. with the republican presidential race donald trump, a lot of people dropped out. the louisiana governor says now is not his time. there are 14 other candidates still in the race. >> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, high-tech clothing in san francisco bay. the findings even took experts by surprise. >> i was pretty stunned. it's worrisome.

"abc news." >>> now to the fight against terrorist. several raids taken place in belgium while france's president is meeting with the belgian president. >> reporter: france and russia say they are united in the fight against terrorism. russian president, vladimir putin pledged greater cooperation in meeting with president hollande. terrorism is our enemy, hollande s says, it has a name, isis. and they secured the s 400 air defense system. despite this cooperation, there is no agreement on the role of syrian leader. less than one week since radical islamic terrorists formed a rally the international community is organizing in a global fight against terror. in london, david cameron worked don vince the british parliament to join the fight. >> the diplomatic and security advice all says, yes, the risks of inaction are greater. >> reporter: in brussels after several raids today, the threat of an attack is no longer considered imminent as residents are starting to return to routine. >> it's starting to go back to normal and children going b

: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. it is friday. i'm reena ninan. we're back on our regular desk. >> back on our regular desk after celebrating gma's 40th anniversary on the other desk. we have a stranger that's here with us. >> the gang's all reunited. >> the gang's all back. >> and brian's hand. >> yes. nice to have you back, brian. and it's good to be back. >> it's been a week of heartbreaking news. really intense. we're going to begin actually with the latest threat against the homeland following the paris attacks. isis vowing to unleash a new wave of terror on u.s. soil. >> and this time they're zeroing in on the white house, promising to turn it black with fire. the fbi chief says propaganda videos are not credible intelligence, but dozens of suspected radicals across the country are now under tight scrutiny. our coverage begins with abc's megan hughes. >> reporter: how can u.s. law enforcement ensure the carnage and chaos in paris isn't repeated here? the fbi director assured the public. >> we are not aware of a

nick watt, abc news, san diego. >>> all right. now to the other major headline we're following this morning. word from british and american officials that a bomb is likely to blame for the crash of the russian passenger jet in egypt. counter-terrorism officials say new intelligence leads them to believe it was more likely explosives than a mechanical issue. the uk is scrambling to get 20,000 of its tourists back home after halting flights in and out of sharm el sheikh. >> terror groups operating in the region have been working extremely hard to develop explosives that can be smuggled on to an airplane undetected. >> all 224 people on board were killed in that crash. intelligence officials have acknowledged that isis may be responsible as it has repeatedly claimed. >>> new details in that phoenix to new york flight diverted due for threatening to kill passengers when he was refused a beer. the pilot made an emergency landing in wichita because of the incident on tuesday night. questions remain whether the woman accused of crashing

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