, colonel jerry brown. >> there just aren't any hard and fast rules set. there are no definitions. this is one of the things we struggle with in international law. >> reporter: so cyber war, if i can use that phrase, is still the wild, wild west. >> cyber war is undefined. >> reporter: but the in 2003 during the first wave of the war in iraq. temporarily turning off the power grid in baghdad. adding to the war's shock and awe. how is it done? >> the techniques that you use for espionage, are almost exactly the same techniques you would use to engage in a cyber attack. you gain access to a network. you'd establish your presence on a network, and then you're poise said to do what you would like to do with the network. >> reporter: some arguein could lead to dangerous escalation. >> but i would argue at this point given what we have already seen from russia, we had hit the point of requiring a response, if we see a significant cyber event on election eve. >> inside the obama administration, the hope, these cyber weapons will not have to be used. >> it's a new world, isn't it? >> inde

stop loving. never stop growing. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was the same age that my older brother was when he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. and it really caused me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear size 16 shoe. and he wore a size 14 shoe. and to tell you the truth, i still couldn't fill his shoes. >> reporter: deeply religious and devoted to his family, he too military, jason brown bought a farm. >> how did you learn how to farm? >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube. i get a lot of laughs and a get a lot of chuckles. >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is caring. >> reporter: this year, more than 250,000 pou

nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. >>> is tonight the night we witness the browns wint first game of the season? can cody kessler spark the offense that ranks 20th in the league? back in week 2 isaiah cracked up 1 # # yards should we he can they can crow to fly high tonight and will the defense shut down flacco? is tonight the night the browns finally bribing into the win column? -- break into the win column. browns and ravens we are live in baltimore. next on the pregame huddle on channel 3. >>> hello, probaltimore. and a -- hello, from baltimore and look at m and t bank stadium and it's thursday night football and it's good to have the browns back on channel 3. though they returned to us winless and we will see if we can get them the first win of the year.

horrifying discovery in south carolina, where police say kala brown, a woman missing for two months has been found alive, chained inside a s property owned by a register sex offender. that man is now under arrest, and police are digging up his property after brown revealed there may be four bodies buried there. brown disappeared in august with her boyfriend, he remains missing tonight. >>> a new warning from doctors this evening about your kids and all the salt they're consuming. cdc researchers say nearly 90% of children surveyed are consuming too much sodium in their diets. road. high levels of salt are consumed mostly during dinner, hidden in food like pizza, burgers, bread, and even soup. >>> ever get a song stuck in your head? keeps going round and round? now science has an explanation as to why some tunes are contagiously catchy. a new study claims it's a combination of fast tempo, easy to remember lyrics and repetition gaga is at number one, followed appropriately by kylie minogue's can't get you out of my head and journey's don't stop believing. i won't stop humming it. >>> when

say brown told them she believes at least four bodies are buried on his land. shake community members served searchers lunch. daughters, our husbands, our wives -- >> reporter: tonight the missing pieces network, which worked to find kayla brown said she's doing well physically. emotionally she's having good moments and bad. meanwhile, a makeshift memorial to the victims on a fence outside the search grid. as authorities hunt for new evidence and answers. nbc news. >>> as we look ahead to tuesday, beyond the candidates on the ballots from president on down, 34 of the 50 changing their laws on a wide range of issues including guns, death taxes, and more. our justice correspondent pete williams takes a look at the big questions up for a vote. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: voters in california, which already has tough gun laws will decide whether to require background checks to buy ammunition. that would be a first for the nation. supporters stay will cut down on violent crime. >> it helps make sure that law-abiding citizens are the people able to put their hands others. >> reporter:

would feel. >> scott's mother, beverley was also murdered. they found caleb brown locked in chains in storage. late last night, authorities announced they identified remains found in another shallow grave. >> multiple gunshot wounds. >> officials say he continues to corroborate. as for a motive so far they brought few clue in a mind of a man accused of horrific crimes. >> reporter: he was denied bond. the judge took a families of the victims. telling them what they experienced is beyond what most will ever will. sarah, thank you. >>> bridging the gap between police and the community they protect with big brothers and sisters in blue. a big question on the ballot and one state, . >>> with so many police involved shootings this year, we talked a lot about tensions in certain communities between police and the people they protect. now, the mentoring organization, big brothers and sisters is watching a program called bigs in blue hoping to be apart of this solution. >> what did you learn? >> science and math and reading roanoke, virginia, brian knew exactly what he wanted to do. >> wea

country, in the kitchen. >> golden brown. >> reporter: but her turkey dinner was one the entire country was waiting for. >> i never in a million years would think this would happen. i am so happy. >> reporter: right up front, jamaal. >> her guest of honor, a young man she didn't know two weeks ago. jamaal hinton is the teen grandma wanda accidentally texted about thanksgiving dinner. pictures proved he wasn't her grandson. but when he jokingly asked for a plate anyway, wanda responded, sure, that's what their text went viral. responses poured in from around the country. >> this is an e-mail. >> reporter: including this one from wanda's coworker. >> what we all need to do, we just love, spread kindness and break bread together. you remind me of my mother. she was a beautiful soul. >> reporter: in a year many americans worried about political tension at the table, wanda and jamaal struck a nerve. >> you're a celebrity. >> i guess so. >> reporter: on thanksgiving the two finally broke bread. risky though. >> to go to a stranger's house, yes. i'm thinking the same thing. i'm thinkin

. >> that's charlie brown. getting some last-minute patching to his enormous hand-painted shirt. >> it's never-ending. it's continuous upkeep. >> a year-round operation. led by macy's john piper. >> it feels a little workshop here. >> for 90 years, the macy's thanksgiving day parade has been the stuff of holiday dreams. it started as the christmas parade. with animals from the central park zoo. a few years later, giant balloons took flight. and for a while, were released at the end of the parade. felix the cat was one of the original characters. back this year, as an almost exact replica. >> every one of them has a magic about them. ranger's arm is the size of a school bus. but they start out much smaller. scale models help engineers figure out how to make them fly. >> that's our job. take what looks like it's impossible and make it come true. >> here's a secret -- each of these floats has its own license plate. it's still got to get from here to new york city. that means this three-story float needs to be disassembled so it can fit through the lincoln tunnel. a massive task. matched onl

instead of the military, jason brown bought a farm. >> how did you learn how to farm? >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube. i get a lot of laughs and a get a lot of it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is caring. >> reporter: this year, more than 250,000 pounds of sweet potatoes. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and lining up in the dirt alongside the volunteers on harvest day, the former football player who used to snap the ball in front of millions from the line of scrimmage. >> this is the most wonderful thing that you could possibly any type of notoriety other than for people to say, you know what, that's just some kid from the country that can play a little bit of football, but look what he's doing with his life right now. if he can do it, i can do it. >> reporter: for this mountain of a man, helping those less fortunate reaps the best bounty of all. kevin tibbles, nbc news, lewisburg, north

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