necesidades fue la fundación santos antony para la gente en este día de acción de gracias >> diriamos que es und les damos más comida y la gente se queda porque la mayoria no tiene familia >> este año participo el alacalde de san francisco y el jefe de policía y este día de acción de gracias la donaciónde pavos y tamales en el área de la bahía >> este día el grupod e jornaleros jugaron fútbol en día de acción de gracias >> lo que pasa es que las costumbres estadounidenses son diferentes a las nuestra pero damor gracias a dios. >> lejos de sus familias encontraron uan distraccion para el alma por la distración en la que viven. >> ellos están juntos para no deprimirse. >> día de acción de gracias es una tradición que aprendieron en estados unidos. >> es muy especial para nosotros acá es la tradición que queremos compartir. >> queremos jugar y distraernos. >> estoy agradecido de estar con ustedes. >> después del torneo a comer pavo o chumpe o también otras comida pero la inteción e sla misma. >> tenemos un grupod e voluntarios de todas las edades desde oakland, san pablo para comer. >> y también pa

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he's brought along some school supplies for the children und a treat for the village chief.hat he really wants is a school toilet -- and bamboo bikes for the villagers. >> when he brings us more bikes the children will benefit from it, and their families. when they go to their farms far away, they can ride their bikes. >> for now, ibrahim is just collecting more material. not all bamboo is suitable for bike building. sustainability is one of ibrahim's priorities: >> the chief has given us some land where we are about to do a plantation. for every bamboo we harvest, we try to replace it with another one. >> the fresh supply first needs to dry out before it looks like the bamboo stocks in ibrahim's warehouse. a test laboratory in north rhine westphalia has shown that ibrahim's bikes meet german industry standards. none of the 300 frames he's made over the years has ever fallen apart. >> bamboo together with fiber which also grows naturally in northern ghana, is also a very strong material. it can't break apart. so when you put them together with the epoxy, it becomes stronger.

there are 500 people behind that and do cpr and i just have to open an air way and all patients fall unde under -- and i'm going to use colors and green, walking wounded and anybody that walks. d for delayed or yellow meaning you're hurt but you're not hurt enough. you're not hurt but that no not that bad an. and d is dead. and dead is the easiest one to determine. and how do we determine whether someone is dead? they're not breathing, right an steve said that several times and how do we know someone is not breathing? we look, listen, and feel and open the air way and we look to see if the chest is rising and listen to feel air and how long do we check for actually? american red cross o says about ten seconds and if they are not breathing we readjust the air way and check for ten seconds again and not breathing for the secretarsecond time we said say and you check the air ways twic and when you know someone is dead you move on. let's go through the categories. walking wounded and anybody tha follows directions and get up and walk and it's green. d is delayed and anybody that i injured but

. >> i don't think anyone on either side of the aisle und underestimates the difficulty facing us, but think the spirit of cooperation you've seen over the last week from myself and my team, from democrats across the aisle, from the president have created an atmosphere where i think that i remain optimistic. >> we face a very clear deadline that requires us to make some big decisions on jobs, taxes and deficits by the end of the year. both parties voted to set this deadline and i believe that both parties can work together to make these decisions in a balanced and responsible way. >> president obama and house leader john boehner before him sounding somewhat positive on working out a plan to divert the fiscal cliff. they met in person at the white house on friday, along with house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate majority leader harry reid and minority leader senator mitch mcconnell. jeff, it seems like the media are poised to blame republicans if the deal falls apart. >> if you look at the polling, over half the country believes it's the g.o.p.'s fault if this deal falls apart.

san jose came in und but this game belonged to lincoln. straight win in the series. >> 89th turkey day game as mission took on lincoln for the san francisco city championshi championship. before the half lincoln hook up for 68 yard score and with under 30 seconds left mission led by 7 but mustang score and entire gets in for the two point conversio conversion. lincoln a 1 point lead. the bears with one last chance mustang come up with a stop and victory. lincoln wins 22-21 and improves 11 and 1 just 2 years ago the school went o and 11. nba got the day off. both cal and st. mary's saw action at the classic in anaheim. bears allen leads the nation in scoring averaging 26 points a second test. crab held to 2 in the first half but heated up late. part of 14-2 run. cal up by 3. justin came up big for the bears. knocks down 2 of the game high 21. 70 is the final and next face georgia tech in semifinal. led by senior matthew st. mary's took care of drexel. steal here and go coast to coast for the hoop. scored game high 32. 16 in each half. impro

our campaign have seen theand i unde a few thousand people outdoors that could not get in, too, so shared conviction. it has made me strive even more to be worthy of your support and all americans. you know, i learned as governor achievements. usually returned in kind. that is how i will conduct myself as president. i will bring us together. [cheers and applause] you know, i learned as governor achievements. usually returned in kind. i will not just represent one party. i represent one nation. [cheers and applause] every argument that he could think of, president obama has tried to convince you that these last four years have been a success. and so, his plan for the next four years is to take all of the ideas of the first four, and you is, the borrowing, obamacare, and just do them all over again. one party. i represent one nation. [cheers and applause] obamacare, and just do them all over again. he calls his plan forward, and i call it forewarned. [cheers and applause] that same path meansand i under0 trillion in debt at the end of four years. it means crippling unemployment continues. p

this is a group of 18 to 22 po unde s. this is a new experience for them. >> we will go back to tony in the weather center. these are mostly females, hens. >> only a couple of guys on the farm. they are pretty busy. they are taking a nap. they are done for the season. >> that is a pleasant thought. >> you have to take a long nap. thank you. it is an annual tradition. a cold front will bring a change in the temperature department. we will be lucky to get out of the 40's today. the mountains will protect us a little bit. we should be able to sneak up to 50 or 51. there is a pretty solid area of rain along this boundary. it extends from the baltimore to west of hagerstown. it will take until 10:00 a.m. or 11:00 a.m. to move out. it will be a slow morning commute. the sun will come out this afternoon. it will be a breezy and much cooler. high temperature in the upper 40's and low 50's. chilly tonight with temperatures in the 30 's. the average high temperature is 58. 50 on wednesday. next chance for rain on sunday and monday.

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und safe. -- it is still not known this morning what caused the crash. >>> the washington redskins onide. if you watched the game yesterday, another loss for the burgundy and gold. >> we'll have an update on rg iii's ribs too. he apparently got beaten up. >> speak aifg downslide, the temperatures on the downslide this morning. -- speaking of a downslide, the temperatures on the downslide this morning. julie wright will have a look at the traffic coming up in just a minute. >>> the redskins are riding a three-game losing streak. they fell for the carolina panthers sunday. lowly carolina panthers, 21 been 13 despite being decked out in their 1937 throwback uniforms. robert griffin iii threw for 215 yards but was sacked four times. the redskins fall to 3-6 on the season heading into their bye week. following the game, rg iii had x-rays on his sore ribs. they came back negative. >>> are we doing this first before we talk to tucker? >> sure. yeah. >> a little bit more on the redskins here. tucker can chime in if he would like. the loss could mean a change in the white house apparently. , i

you can go around the world an not find anything close to this.'t think they're really looking really hard to find the one-armed man. you know the one-armed man, the movie "the fugitive." i said you've been in homicide for 12 years and you've never seen "the fugitive"? i thought that was kind of lame. >> he's not only accused of murdering his 21-year-old daughter, rebecca, but of torturing her. prosecutors say he shot her sevetimes in the leg, foot, knee and side of the head. then he's alleged to have hogtied her and put her in a large ice chest where she suffocated to death. while butterfield denies committing the murde hts to conceing the body. >> i didn't really know what to do. basically i didn't do anything. then after three days i just put her in the ice chest and she just stayed with me. >> butterfield made one other stunning revelation to authorities. he kept the ice chest containing his daughter's corpse in his motor home which he drove and live the body was discovered when the motor home had been impounded after butterfield was arrested

. >> i don't think anyone on either side of the aisle und underestimates the difficulty facing us, butnk the spirit of cooperation you've seen over the last week from myself and my team, from democrats across the aisle, from the president have created an atmosphere where i think that i remain optimistic. >> we face a very clear deadline that requires us to make some big decisions on jobs, taxes and deficits by the end of the year. both parties voted to set this deadline and i believe that both parties can work together to make these decisions in a balanced and responsible way. >> president obama and house leader john boehner before him sounding somewhat positive on working out a plan to divert the fiscal cliff. they met in person at the white house on friday, along with house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate majority leader harry reid and minority leader senator mitch mcconnell. jeff, it seems like the media are poised to blame republicans if the deal falls apart. >> if you look at the polling, over half the country believes it's the g.o.p.'s fault if this deal falls apart. why

und ahead. >> plus, the world trade center memorial reopens. a look at the damage from sandy.lus, how thousands without power in new york are get a chance to vote today. we'll have more on that. let's take a look at the markets. investors are in a bit of a holding pattern waiting to see what happens in today's election. the dow and nasdaq posted very small gains monday. overseas, asian markets are mixed. they are also waiting to see what happens at the polls as well. japan's nikkei lost about 32 points in trading today. [ mitt romney ] we have to work on a collaborative basis. look, the reason i'm in this race is there are people that are really hurting today in this country. and we face this deficit -- could crush the future generations. and republicans and democrats both love america but we need to have leadership -- leadership in washington that will actually bring people together and get the job done and could not care less if it's a republican or a democrat. i've done it before, i'll do it again. i'm mitt romney, and i approve this message. i'm mitt romney, we had a good

or progressive, whatever the term seems to be would there an opportunity for republicans to african-undt way, maybe a conservative? are they flexible enough to reach out to the classic american minority who are african-americans and been around here longer than the white people have been in this country most of them? >> i think the problem is for the republican party, and it gets to some of what jonathan is saying, the ideas and philosophy for getting their tone, which is very offputting to latinos people their core philosophy is not popular with the minority groups. when you look at into their core belief they have a belief the government has a role. so do latinos. in the time that the republican party has been messaging negativively to minorities during that time those very ]3 groups have been developing a democratic philosophy about government. now what you have, latinos and african-americans and asians as well, they poll very favorable to democrats on core issues. should the government step in and help people who are poor? should there be programs for poverty, for theelderly? social

it's a script with an und undercurrent that says it's time to make changes in your portfolio. it's a script to make projections all along the way. there are always objections when a customer thinks all you're trying to do is get that transaction. generate commissions, even if you believe the trades must be made and the capital be allocated in a more responsible way. first, i would pick up the phone and say listen. there was a feeling on wall street in the last few weeks that obama was going to lose. that romney had decided to spend a ton of money and win pennsylvania and ohio and he already owned florida. so it's all a done deal. don't believe me? did you watch cnbc's coverage last night? republican after republican came on saying that such a scenario would play out, right up until ohio got called for the president. these people were just plain, out right sellers today. they bought in anticipation of a romney win. they sell on a romney loss. most of my investors will say oh, yeah, hey, sure. let that run its course. i'm not going to sell my gap stores for target, right or wron

fuel economy claims are coming unde scrutiny.bs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts says the epa is about to review mileage claims. >> reporter: car commercials are boasting great gas mileage but last week, the epa discovered two korean carmakers inflated their mileage figures and it seems the agency is taking a closer look now at everyone. it was an epa audit that revealed hyundai and kia boosted their mileage by as much as 13 miles per gallon on 13 models and the agency says that aud sit part of an ongoing investigation suggesting other carmakers soon come under similar scrutiny. the epa says the guidelines for testing -- it sets those guidelines for testing, and it expects that the industry will follow them. >>> well, hurricane sandy is having a ripple effect across the country and it's threatening the holiday shopping season. with closed ports, flooded warehouses and little gas they are having trouble getting product out of northeast before the looming cutoff for seasonal orders. with the supply chain backing it up could mea

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some und bronze >>> thomas the hippopotamus is in pieces but finally back with its owner in san francisco. somebody stole the statue in sutro heights four years ago. today police returned it to the rightful owner. >> i knew he would come back. i just knew it. i just felt that, first of all, nobody would say that it's scrap metal. >> now, if the thief had sold the statue to metal recyclers, that person could probably get a few hundred dollars for it. police found the hippo during a drug bust friday, made an arrest. the owner plans to weld thomas back together. >>> for years now we have told you about the rash of metal thefts just like that one and how much it ends up costing bay area cities utilities people. but there is dna-like technology that can catch a metal thief redhanded. cbs 5 reporter elizabeth cook shows us how it works and asks, why isn't anyone using it here? >> reporter: thieves crashed a truck through a fence to get to copper wire in this pg&e yard. >> we have had almost $5.2 million in copper theft over the last six years. >> reporter: in vallejo, criminals strip wiring fro

they're und feated and looking to do their thing here tonight. when you think of football in northern virginia there probably hasn't been a team as dominant as the falcons over the last three years. they've won the last two state titles, they're undefeated this year and they know with that type of success each and every time they take the field they've got a bullseye on their back. >> last year we expected to win the state championship again. >> last year we expected to win the state championship again. >> last year we expected to win another state championship. >> just come out every game and i like to say put on the show. >> reporter: briar woods had just won the 2010 virginia state two-way championship and on paper they had the team to do it again. but in their first game, first time out as defending state champs, they didn't show up and lost. >> i challenged each and every one of them including myself and other coaches to find out what character eph right now, what is really your fabric. what are you? >> not only do they respond. they haven't

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those other restores not immediate, for people und airport, of 55, we push off the cliff.unchts very much r great to be with you. have you again back soon. now to brian sul vap what's coming up on a very special edition of "street signs." hey, bri. >> yesterday we showed you the third best city for the stock market the past year, that was state of rocky, the city of brotherly love, philadelphia. today, we are in city number two, the second best returns in the stock market over the past year and i nose my shot looks a little bit bizarre and boring but i can assure you that what is around me is very, very cool. we are going to show it. we are going to show you the city. introduce to you some of its business people, including a ceo of a company that is closing factories in china and bringing those jobs back here. it is a recovery road trip special, day two on street signs, coming up live from -- you got to tune in 15 minutes to find out. >> we will be there, brian. that's ease. thanks, buddy. >>> all right. doubt san jose and jon fortt for breaking news. jon? >> sue, hp has r

trains from new jersey to new york remained out, but key subway lines connecting manhattan to brooklyn und the east river were open. and the statten island ferry was running. >> i don't think it's really normal for anyone right now. we have so much on our minds right now especially for those who have family that lost everything, you know. not normal yet. >> reporter: the trarns it challenges came on top of a cold night for thousands of people still without power with temperatures dropping into the 30s. >> we have hot soup, hot chocolate, blank hes, cleaning supplies >> reporter: some 1.4 million homes and businesses across seven states still were in the dark. well more than 700,000 of those were in new jersey where governor chris christie visited with victims and volunteers today. >> there's still 760,000 people, households without power. that's still not good. but there's two million that have power that didn't last tuesday. >> reporter: in new york city power has been restored to nearly 80% of those who lost it. they are michael bloomberg said sunday the rest will have to wait a while lo

und understandably. the other angle to the story is an age-old tale of an affair between a highly respected man in washington and a younger woman. in this case, the woman who literally wrote the book on the general, paula broadwell. the two met when she was a graduate student in harvard. she later traveled to afghanistan, interviewed petraeus, interviews that led to "all in the education of general david petraeus." the revelation about the affair is bringing new interest in all the interviews broadwell did to promote the book and what she said about petraeus at that time. take a look. >> he at the end of the day is a human, and is challenged by the burdens of command and has mastered wearing the mask of command, if you will. so he has this mask of command, you think he's really confident, but i got to see a more personal side. i'm not in love with david petraeus. >> he is quite a physical specimen. >> he really loves to work out. >> at the agency they called him genetic mutant. >> this project started as

und fundamenta don't trade t. >> igt popping 2%. weiss? >> the stock's up on each side of buying. of directors came in, 37,000 shares. that's good price. that's why the stock's trading up. >> crocs, doc? >> goldman sachs upgrade today. warned us at the end of october they were going gonna miss, goldman likes them. i like them as well a big gap to fill from 1660, 1260 to 1660, so i think it keeps moving to the upside. >> next hour, gm going all-in on electric even though its chevy volt is struggling. answers cominoming up on "power lunch" what is happening there, but first, our final trades are next. [ male announcer ] this december, remember -- what starts with adding a friend... ♪ ♪ ...could end with adding a close friend. ♪ the lexus december to remember sales event is on, offering some of our best values of the year. this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] 'tis the season to discover the kid in all of us. the memories that last, start with the gifts that last. ♪ enjoy free shipping and great values on your holiday shopping from l.l.bean. check for more! well,

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bam, bernanke, no china standoff, if that faded that quickly, it really just und underlines how important this fiscal cliff is for markets going forward. >> so much of the selling pressure we saw yesterday came during the european session and again today, we're seeing europe fall sharply not necessarily on what's happening out of the u.s., but apparently concerns about spain. >> yeah, i think we've had a confluence of events here. we had soft german numbers, we had draghi saying germany's been dragged into this eurozone crisis and i'm ready to buy bonds that won't push up inflation and of course we're all waiting for spain to ask for helpnd and the signal is that the market is getting frustrated and that a part of the response there is for cuts. i don't think they will, but there's been a combination of com tail that's not worked for risk at the moment. >> if anything, the dollar's strength has been surprising. now that we're seeing germany weaken and pricing in ecb rate cuts, where is the euro headed there here? >> at the end of the day, i think spain ultimately will have to ask for help

he was und an inordinate amount of pressure. there would be times where mitt would sort of jokingly sit and flap his tie like, "oh, man, this thing better work out." >> they say that he almost had trouble coming to decisions on his own, that he always wanted the data to be so compelling that everybody in the room would simply agree. >> narrator: he finally decided staples looked like a sure thing. and he was right. >> they made something like six or seven times their money on that investment. it was one of the things that allowed bain capital to grow to the very significant firm it's become today. >> narrator: and romney moved bain into a lucrative new field: leveraged buyouts. the gold rush was on. >> the people who were either smart enough or lucky enough to enter that space when romney did, all did fabulously well. it was just a great, you know, it was kind of being in the right place at the right time. >> we sold calumet coach, made a terrific profit. we made 35 times our money on a $1 million investment. we sold accuride. w

today the principles of habeas corpus established when king john signed theagna carta in 1215 is und attack in our own government. there is every reason to believe that a renewed effort with the use of the internet that we can instead adnce the cause of liberty by spreading an uncensored message that will serve to rein in government authority and challenge the obsession of war and welfare. what i'm talking about is a system of government guided by the moral principles of peace and tolerance. the founders were convinced that aree society could not,ist without a moral people. just writing rules won't work if the people choose to use them. those who work in washington -- benjamin franklin claimed, only a virtueous people are can have freedom. john adams said our constitution was me for a moral and religious people is wholly inadequate for a government of any other. and moral people just reject all violence in an effort to mold people's beliefs. one that ridicules going to war is not a moral society. all great religions endorsed the golden rule. the same moraltandards that individuals ar

thathat would be lost to the und states senate. here's what the late-senator byrd once said.and i quote him. "the senate is the only place in government where the rights of a numerical minority are so protected. the senate is a forum of the states where regardless of size or populations, all states have an equal voice." the presiding officer and i can appreciate that because we don't come from one of the bigger states. and senator byrd goes on, "without the protection of unlimited debate, small states like west virginia might be trampled. extended deliberation and debate, when employed judiciously, protect every senator and the interests of their constituency and are essential to the protection of the liberties of a free people." eppedz of quote. he was specifically speaking to point i made there. to the interests of the their constituency. it is not a senator's right that we're arguing about here. we're the voice of the people we represent. it's our constituents' rights who would be denied by this process. they deserve a voice. they have he been guaranteed a voice through us

but remember, if you stuff the bird, you have to do 30 more minutes per und. >> only 30 seconds. >> howor turkey stock. the other thing i want to press upon too -- >> we have to cut to flo rida. >> can't keep him waiting. >> got to have some of that. look how tender and moist. cut across. >> get in there. >> we got to go, flo rida's going to sing for us. >> you rock. this looks delicious. >> kick off the holiday week with a performance on the plaza. first, everybody. >> this is "today" on nbc. >> happy thanksgiving. >> thank you. >>> toyota concert series on today is brought to you by the radically new avalon hybrid. 40 miles per gallon city, the art of making cars will never be the same. toyota, let's go places. >>> look at us thaving thanksgiving. >> as you guys know, flo rida stopped by earlier today. he pumped the plaza up with his great performance. you know what, he's not finished. >> we sign off for the day, leave you with flo's next single called "let it roll." take it, flo rida. have an awesome fun day monday, everybody. >> i need everybody's hands up. clap your hands, new york

they're just looking for the bodies spent unde. .. >> that would, could change that.nd we may have that result again. we've had it in the past in this country. um, and be interesting to see what the public reaction would be if, in fact, you have a split decision with one winning the electoral vote and one winning the popular vote. that doesn't have to happen, but it could. >> let me put you on the spot, give me your prediction roughly the winner of the popular vote by how much, and some of the key states. you mentioned virginia, ohio and florida, maybe you could also mention colorado and wisconsin. where are those states going to go in your estimation? >> well, if i think obama gets about 310 electoral votes, i don't think it's going to be that close in the electoral college. i think he does win ohio, i think he wins wisconsin. i don't know about virginia, i don't know about colorado. i was in colorado this weekend. i have grandchildren in colorado. i think that state is very, very close. and i think virginia's very close, too, in the presidential race. but i think ob

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