>> hi, this is cindy crawford. >> oh, my gosh!kin' right now. >> well, listen, i am going to new york this week, and i was wondering if you wanted to fly up on friday to hang out with me, and, um, you know, go on some appointments with me. >> oh, my gosh, are you serious? >> i am serious, and actually one of the appointments that i'm doing is with dr. sebagh, and if you wanted to meet him he is in-- >> i would love to. i want to tell him thank you. yes! >> so if you think you can get off from work, come out and have a meaningful beauty day with me. >> that sounds wonderful. oh, i'm so excited. i won't be able to sleep. >> she is in. ♪ i always love coming back to new york. this visit is especially fun, because i'm gonna meet one of my meaningful beauty customers for the very first time. hi, shannon. >> hi! >> hi, how are you? >> oh, how are you? this is so nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. thank you so much for comin' up. >> oh, thank you for havin' me. i'm so excited. >> oh, you're a kindergarten teacher, right? >> i am a ki

it's nearly impossible to believe that cindy crawford is now 48 years old.

i want to bring in crawford del prete, research analyst at ibc. the leadership structure is very complicated. howe co-ceos, explain to me exact of this works. what would change if someone new is named? greg samsung electronics is divided into three parts. is the world's largest electronics company, it's big enough to support three different executives. you have one in charge of the mobile business, one in charge of home appliances and then one in charge of display technology and semiconductors. what we are seeing here is the possibility that the person presiding over the mobile division until recently may no longer be in that role. yoon.l us about bk he has been running home appliances and tvs. why should he be in charge of mobile? >> i think the rationale has as do with one person's talent and ability as it does with the way electronics is coming together. mobile technology, home technology come the lines are blurring. pioneeredn who smartphone tech. your smart phone, your home appliances will be working together anyways. it may as well be under

. -- crawford del pratt. any reflections looking back? >> there was excitement, someone of people on the floor just one year ago watching the stock pop over 70% on the first day of trading. those people who received allocations of the people who benefited. thepeople who bought after first day, depending if they are still holding a, did not fit. that there wasg so much hype, so much excitement surrounding the company. after a couple of earnings reports, and number showing the user growth is slowing, the sentiment isn't quite as exciting. >> crawford, i think of your work as a business analyst, not a stock analyst. , and is thateeling divorced from the business? >> the feeling around the stock is missed opportunity and missed expectation. day of the ipo, there was so much opportunity for what we still believe could be a large part of the future of media. living up to expectations. it's too hard to use, too hard to get people engaged. there hasn't been a twitter moment. that's what the chatter is about. the learningake curve less steep? >> i

in just a few minutes we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world, supermodel cindy crawfordat age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning. her skin is just amazing, and so i feel like now i have a chance. >> what's cindy's beauty secret?

for cindy crawford's meaningful beauty advanced. (female narrator) with special appearances by debra messing, valerie bertinelli, sara rue, and garcelle beauvais. (male narrator) hosted by cat deeley. brought to you by guthy-renker. hello there, i'm cat deeley here in beverly hills inviting you to come along as i take you to meet one of the most famous supermodels in the entire world, cindy crawford. it's nearly impossible to believe that cindy crawford is now 48 years old. how has she managed to keep her skin looking so young and so gorgeous for so long? wouldn't you like to know her secret? because whatever she's doing, it's clearly working.

. >> crawford, how much does samsung have to worry about, here, really? shin has presided over the incredible rise in mobile as well. >> thanks, emily. they have a lot to worry about. they've lost 12 points a share over the course of the last year, quarter to quarter, q-3 to q-32013-2014. their u.s. share has been more stable. but in the smartphone business over half the market is a.p., including japan. so around the world, they've got a business that's really shifting. and i think the key message here is the smartphone business that they grew up in, is not the smartphone business we're going to see going forward. new competitors, new modular competitors. >> and who are the real competitors that we're talking about here, aside from apple? is it lenovo? > last quarter shaumi had 212% growth year over year. so you see that now all of a sudden they have shaumi. apple is as well a significant competitor, primarily in mature markets for the most profitable customer. samsung is one of these companies that if i lays their products all over and -- fillets their p

cornelius crawford faces two dozen charges, including murder and sexual assault. police say crawford and jonathan rosic carjacked a woman, sexually assaulted her, then crashed her suv into a family on the sidewalk in the toga neighborhood. kisha williams and her children, ages 15, 10 and 7, were killed. >>> the teen accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl last week has a hearing in darby borough today. police say kasim hill taunted police, telling them to come and get him the day before he surrendered to authorities. >>> now to our coverage of "decision 2014" and the winner of new jersey's first congressional district race will be sworn in to office later today. democratic state senator donald norcross will take the oath of office in washington. norcross defeated republican gary cobb in last week's election. norcross will fill the seat of former congressman rob andrews, who resigned to take a job with the philadelphia law firm. >>> and today, congress will be returning to washington for the first time since the midterm elections. lawmakers are trying to

cornelius crawford is facing nearly two dozen charges, including murder and sexual assault. police say crawford and another man, jonathan rosa, carjacked a woman on july 25th, sexually assaulted her and then crashed her suv into the family who was on the sidewalk in the tioga neighborhood. keisha williams and her children, ages 15, 10 and 7, were killed. >>> this morning, the search is on for the man accused of pushing his wife's corvette into the delaware river. last night, police issued an arrest warrant for 50-year-old john kramer. his estranged -- >> i saw breaking news come across -- >> his estranged wife, who did not want to be identified -- [ everyone talking at once ] ongoing marital dispute. >> so, i was on the phone. i hung up and i called 911 and i asked them if that was my car. >> it was, and now, again, police are looking for the husband, seen there. >>> in philadelphia, a convicted former police inspector is back in custody after being released from jail by mistake. danny castro was rearrested after being set free for two weeks and even landing a job. in 2011,

if you remember down-crawford at beaver creek, very similar even though john crawford was 22 years old, but the same thing. he's in the walmart. he's oblivious. he's on the cell phone. he has a gun in his hands that's sold in the store. and the police come in there and they shoot. second later, he is dead. very, very similar circumstances. we have to deal with how police relate to african-americans and latinos in this country. the burden of skin should not be tolerated in the 21st sefrmry. and back to a point that joy made about some of the ways that even darren wilson, when it comes to michael brown, how he described him. you know, professor charles carroll in the 1900ed wrote this article, this essay called the negro, the beast. as he described, using the bible to describe black people, particularly black men as beast-like. that same phenomena, our issue with race in this country, we have to deal with this and we have to go beyond conversations to action. and that need to happen right now. this wait that is going on in 2014, this burden that folks are carrying in 2014, it is about a

back in august, police shot john crawford, out buying ingredients. acting on information from a 911 caller... >> i'm thinking that he's going to rob the place or he's there to shoot someone else. >> it looks serious as far as he didn't really want to be looked at and when people looked at people. >> beaver creek police officer stormed the wal-mart and shot and killed a 22-year-old. >> when police rushed crawford, he was walking through the aisles carrying an air rifle, and was on the phone talking to his mother. >> i heard him struggling to breathe. that gargling noise with blood or whatever. i heard him crying. i heard the police officers >> reporter: last year 13-year-old was shot and killed by a police officer who mistubing his pellet gun for a real rifle. the incident sparked protests over the return of the deputy back to duty, igniting action. this fall, california governor jerry brown signed a law for bb and other fake guns to be marked with fluorescent colours. it's not clear whether those regulations would have saved tamir rice in cleveland.

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crawford knocks down the big 3. he had 32. they had 39. lakers now 0-3, as we mentioned.game as a cavalier. a little over the should i shot. -- shoulder shot. big game for lebron. 4 assists. calves win that game 113-108. big nfl weekend. 49ers back from their by hosting the rams on sunday while the raiders are a huge underdog in seattle against the super bowl champs. speaking of the raiders, brandon and ross, $52,000 lighter on this tight end, jordan cameron. last sunday, the official terminology is hitting the defenseless receiver in the head and neck area. it knocked cameron out with a concussion. and we'll sideline him this week as well. >> the raiders are 0-7 and the underdogs. >> have a goodnight and a good weekend. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an awesome night. the

jan crawford more of her interview with brittany. plus this investigators looking into the cause of the virgin galactic spaceship crash. we'll talk to sir rich and branson about the future of space tourism, and nancy takes closer look how candidates are using scare tactics to influence voters, head to up mars midterm elections, all that and more, news back in the morning, we will satisfy see in you about ten minutes. >> thanks, charlie. man in australia sees floating whale carcas and decides it is a good idea to climb on board. he also had some unwelcome companions. >> and whole thing of course caught on camera. correspondent rob scott report. >> not 26 year old harrison. >> here in the heat of the moment. >> man risk his life to jump into the water and climb on to the whale while two large sharks were gorging themselves on its flesh. >> heads up. there are sharks. come back, heads up, quickly. >> one of the boys said pretty fun toy jump on the whale so did i it. >> said he saw the sharks, including this monster great white, but not

ohio now has two young men, john crawford iii and now the little boy, tamir rice, killed with holdingnything to be done legislatively about the idea of these weapons that look very real? >> representative reece from the cincinnati area is introducing a bill called the john crawford bill, that to make sure in ohio these type of weapons have some type of reflective painting or coating on the gun so that police officers will be able to distinguish. i will say, however, that there is a concern among police that sometimes play guns look like real guns, but real guns can also look like play guns. we have to deal with the gun culture. so, while that legislation is certainly a step in the right direction, we definitely need to deal with the gun culture in this country and in urban areas, in particular, that causes these types of crisis. it is a shame of epic proportions we have to deal with it in a deep, real way. again, my heart goes out. i mean, joy, my heart has been skipping beats from the brown decision to now. >> yeah. indeed. i want to let the viewers know that the gun that showed was

duncan crawford reports. >> reporter: european jihadis in a propaganda video in syria. should the rest deal with radicalized fighters if they return home? many governments have promised tough action, including jail time. but denmark has a different approach. this 21-year-old doesn't want to be identified. he fought with islamist militants in syria last year before coming back to the danish city of allhurst. >> i was involved in fighting, yes. my main position was to -- was with the heavy artillery. >> so you know how to fire heavy artillery and try to shoot a plane out of the sky? >> yes. it's not a big thing to learn, but you need to practice to be a better shooter. >> reporter: he supports a danish deradicalization program aimed at helping around a dozen young jihadis. instead of jailing them, denmark is offering support. >> they want you to come back to be a part of society again. and i believe that's the right way to handle these youth who are coming back from syria. >> reporter: this mosque was previously accused of encouraging people to travel to syria. now the po

brandon crawford holding his daughter and sharing this day with her. >> here is our mvp picture. bumgarner is taking time out during the parade to hop on a horse with some of san francisco's finest for a quick photo op. look at the officers. they are wearing their giants' hats. >> did you make it to today's victory parade? if so go it our abc7 facebook page andhare this victory badge. it reads "i was there, 2014 giants victory parade." >> and if you didn't make it in person you can still share it if you watched the parade here on abc7 news. >> tonight, two men are critical hurt after a huge explosioin a walnut creek neighborhood. it was not farrom the bart station. alan wang is there live. alan, this blast exposed what was really happeng in that apartment. >> you can see what was really happing bow hyped me. police say two men used their apartment unit is a is a highly volate lab for producing hash oil. they used these butaneanks to create or make the hash oil. they have hundreds laying around. the butane gas is whataused the explosion. within the hour several residentswere allow

brandon crawford holding his daughter and sharing this day with her. >> here is our mvp picture.on bumgarner is taking time out during the parade to hop on a horse with some of san francisco's finest for a quick photo op. look at the officers. they are wearing their giants' hats. >> did you make it to today's victory parade? if so go it our abc7 facebook page and share this victory badge. it reads "i was there, 2014 giants victory parade." >> and if you didn't make it in person you can still share it if you watched the parade here on abc7 news. >> tonight, two men are critically hurt after a huge explosion in a walnut creek neighborhood. it was not far from the bart station. alan wang is there live. alan, this blast exposed what was really happening in that apartment. >> you can see what was really happening bow hyped me. police say two men used their apartment unit is a is a highly volatile lab for producing hash oil. they used these butane tanks to create or make the hash oil. they have hundreds laying around. the butane gas is what caused the explosion. within the hour several

>> well, first of all, it's great to be on with susan crawford. i respect per very much. we respectfully disagree on this issue. nothing is broken in this market place that needs fixing by the government. if something is broken, let's do a bona fide peer review. if something is broken or about to be broken, there are already amp lawle laws on the book that could we used to fix it or act as a deterrent that why we have the open and free enhanced internet we have today. with title 2 the fcc has a tiger by the tail. there are over a thousand requirements of tight 2. this common carrier phone monopoly regulation, and for the fcc to try to forebear from most of them, that is, novelty apply most of theme while it tries to keep the internet open and free, that's going to be extremely risky on -- the appellate courts -- it will be tied up for years in litigation. >> the first argument here, which is interesting, the status quo was working. there's nothing broken with the market of broadband provision in the u.s., and i guess it's true when you look at digital presentation and loo

cornelius crawford faces nearly two dozen charges, including murder and sexual assault.han rosa carjacked a woman on july 25th, sexually assaulting her before crashing into the family on the sidewalk in the tioga section of philadelphia. keisha williams and her children, ages 15, 10 and 7, were all killed. >>> now to the casino crisis in atlantic city. governor chris christie will meet with political, casino and labor leaders at a summit today. so far this year, four casinos have closed, leaving thousands unemployed and another casino is in danger of shutting down unless it gets help from the state. this is the second summit in just a few months. the first was held back in september. >>> and an area casino's voicing its opposition to opening another gaming hall in philadelphia. the general manager of harrah's philadelphia, which is located in chester says it would threaten the viability of the area's four existing casinos. the pennsylvania gaming board is expected to vote next week if it will grant another casino license. right now it's considering four proposals. >>> no

maryland state police say 27- year-old michael crawford, jr. got out of a car on the interloop of the beltway and struck by the first car and struck several lanes in the barrier to the outer loop and hit by a second vehicle. drivers did not remain on the scene and kaufman is in serious condition. the beltway was shut down for hours after this accident. alexandria police investigating the death of a baby girl in old town. officers in maddox called to the home in the 3000 block of pendelton street. the unconscious infant was taken to the hospital and she died today. no apparent signs of trauma. an autopsy will be performed. >>> hanna graham was given a final farewell, her family, her potomac classmates and the virginia community came together to eulogize this teen. stephanie ramirez celebrated the woman's life and not her violent death. >> to see them lose a friend like that and under the circumstances, her life has been devastating. >> kyrie has known hanna since the third grade. kyrie says her memory is ... >> how good of a friend she was and s

revenue in the game, rick crawford, struck in the face in the opening, left on a stretcher. damn yan gems, was just spectacular, vanderbuilt wins this 168 to 55. >>> bad day for our local teams. >> really was. just bad saturday. >> okay, we'll start all over on another day. thank you, leslie, appreciate t back in a >> want to be entertained while shopping for holiday bargains. >> ♪ >> the philly pops festival brass quinn at the time, getting shoppers in the mood, at macy's today. today's show was a preview to the premiere of christmas spectacular, which begins december 5th at the kimmel sentiment lovely walk into macy's, and want to make you shop a little more. >> doesn't take much. >> oh, gets now good mood. thank you so much for watching us here on the "cw" fill i for justin, leslie, all of us here, i'm natasha brown. see you at 11:00 on cbs-3. sony pictures television sssssy oy, could you have picked seats any further back? it looked like it was filling up. i panicked. louis! yo, louis! get over here! and you couldn't spot trouble with this one over here, right? look, if

rick crawford accidentally got whacked in the head.iners and medical staff attended to him for ten minutes. he apparently is doing okay now. la salle lost that game to vanderbilt. penn lost to wagner. i'm john clark. enjoy your sunday. >>> searching for shane. after 21-year-old shane montgomery vanished without a trace on wednesday night into thursday morning, people continue to look for him. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in manayunk with more on the search effort. >> reporter: this has been hard on his parents and also his friends. how they are spending this thanksgiving holiday weekend looking for him. that's coming up. >>> and our weather pattern is changing. we're heading above average. i'm tracking how warm we'll get today and what to expect as you head back to work tomorrow. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >> it's been more than three days and still no sign of a student from westchester university who went missing after a night out with friends in manayunk. why his family is asking search volunteers to stay home today. >>> he says

. >> cris: going to get pressure inside from crawford who i think got a little banged up on this playe one rush in him all night coming off the mcl injury, got a good one there and now eli has to answer it. >> al: giants must get a first down on a fourth and two from the 28 yard line. four-man rush. checks it off and forward progress is where. moving in. the official will spot it at the 30. that's jennings, and that will be a first down, so the giants just barely get the first down. >> cris: they are begging for a check upstairs on that one. they don't get. >> al: maybe they do, because the giants tried to get the play away. now you've got -- >> referee: previous play is under review. 23 seconds and a little bit more on the clock after the review here. take a look again. where is the ball? >> cris: i don't think had ever gets back across the line but he caught it right about the line. >> al: mm-hmm. there's the ball. he has to get to the 30. it's not there yet. >> cris: i don't think it gets there. once it's there. if they are going to give him credit for it, it's going to have to be

jan crawford looks at the danger to children.sits down with fashion legend diane von furstenberg. >>> finally "sesame street" celebrates a major milestone today. the longest returning children's show is 45 years old. big bird and bert and ernie made their debut in 1969. "sesame street" has evolved along the way. youtube has a million subscribers and 1.5 billion views. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday brought to you by the letters cbs. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com vitac.com griego. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning everyone, it's monday, november 10. i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, aim frank mallicoat. and lawrence and liz are here to answer the question, where had the weekend go? >> i wish i could. beautiful weekend it was. got some patchy dense fog out there again this morning and got a nice day coming our way but look off the coastline. there's a chance for showers headed our way too and talk about that coming up. >>> the fog that lawrence mentioned you

jan crawford was one of the least reporters to speak to her. >> i think until anyone has walked a mile in my shoes and knows what they're facing and has felt the just bone-splitting headaches that i get sometimes or the seizures or the inability to speak or the moments where i'm looking in my husband's face and i can't think of his name... >> reporter: when we spoke with brittany maynard three weeks ago, her message was clear. to the people who would say, well, you're choosing to end your life, that's suicide, you would say, no. >> no, cancer is ending my life. i am choosing to end it a little sooner and in a lot less pain and suffering. >> reporter: in a final message, maynard said, "it is people who pause to appreciate life and give thanks who are happiest. love and peace to you all." after her diagnosis last spring, maynard moved from california to oregon, one of five states that allow doctors to prescribe lethal drugs to patients with terminal illness. she spent her final days crossing items off her bucket list, like a trip last month with family to the grand canyon. she said her o

crawford brandon clutching his baby girl and belt taking in the crown. no containing the rock star status and a magic moment with one player reduced this

. >> reporter: this is before the parade and we got a special chance to talk with the crawford family. and, um, look at these double duty here with both daughters who are adorable. brandon thank you for letting us chat with you. who your beautiful daughters? >> this is jayden and braylon. >> reporter: they are going to be in the parade. congratulations. you seem to keep your cool throughout the entire season and world series. take me back to the last game of it. did you ever get nervous? your mom says she gets more nervous than you. >> oh, yeah. the whole game -- [ inaudible ] >> especially the 9th inning -- third base. i got a little nervous into the outfield but tried not to let it show. >> reporter: travis ishikawa was nice enough to let us chat with him as we are about ready to start the parade. how are you? >> good, how are you? >> great. congratulations first and foremost. >> thank you. >> reporter: how's it feeling compared to now to 2010? take me back to both games. >> oh. >> here he is, travis ishikawa! >> they are both of sweet. obviously the 2010 was special because it was

. >> reporter: jacob crawford started we cop watch last year. >> when i started cop watching in 2000,e didn't have youtube, camera phones. >> reporter: now they are everywhere and we cop watch wants to make sure these cameras are pointed at the police. >> police are less inclined to hurt people when they are being video taped and watched but if anything does happen, we have the documentation. >> reporter: we cop watch has been raising money to hand out these body cameras to protesters and are working on developing the wireless cameras so they can transmit safely to a place like a cell phone. the organization is raising money to put these cameras in the hands of more people in placing like ferguson. often time it is bad behavior is on both sides. could this hold activists accountable for their actions as well? >> well i think that the police are very well funded and that is not my role. personally as a cop watcher. i'm there to make sure that the police act in accord indianapolis with the law. so as far as protests, i don't work for the police, i work for the people. >> reporter: cate

. >> host: joan crawford. >> guest: joan crawford. couldn't go wrong with joan crawford.i published joan crawford's book. i had a great time with her. i used to go to her apartment so we could edit it. she, too wrote in long hand, very carefully, and knew exactly what she wanted to say, and she maintained that firm control over everything that was always a part of her career, and i remembered that -- although by that time she had been reduced to quite a large but not impressive apartment in new york city, this was every her husband had died, and she had lost her temporary control of the pepsi-cola corporation, and she took me in one day to show me her closet. in fact it was three or four bedrooms in the apartment. they were completely covered in clothes, all -- each dress in a plastic zippered bag, with a note on it in her hand of the places and date when she had worn it and the matching pair of shoes underneath it. hundreds of them. and going back to -- i don't know how far, and it was just amazing. it was one of those -- you say to yourself, i cannot really be seeing th

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. >> in a interview with cbs's january crawford, three weeks ago, maynard defended her decision. >> cancer is ending my life. i am choosing to end it a little sooner and in a lot less pain and suffering. >> before her death, maynard publicly crossed off items on her bucket list. her final one, visiting the grand canyon. >> don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> a 19 year old basketball player with inch open or recall brain cancer fulfills life-long dream. lauryn hill hit the basketball court to make her college basketball debut in cincinnati. scored the first and last baskets in the ncaa division three game, pink her school, mount st. joseph college against heream college. >> i've never felt so good in my entire life. i've always had a never give up attitude about everything, i've always liked to challenge myself. >> and to top all of that off, lauren given not one but two awards for courage. >> beautiful. >> well, talk about nerves of steel. nick wallenda sets two new records while pulling off his latest high wire act. >> now the stunt man talks about the one thing that really scared

jan crawford is in washington behind the podcast. jan, i've been hearing so much about it. called a pop culture obsession. you can't watch it on tv or netflix. you can't watch it anywhere. it's like the old days of radio. but it's on the podcast. it's investigating a 1999 murder of a teenage girl but it has everyone talking and wondering who did it. it's a must-listen for millions. no pictures or video. just the story. a true crime drama playing out every week on the internet. the series focuses on a 1999 murder of a popular and gifted 17-year-old maryland girl. with no physical evidence prosecutors convicted her ex-boyfriend. smart and well liked. his sentence, life in prison. >> the thing about him is he never shows us his pain. >> for 15 years his family has insisted he didn't do it. his mother rahman and his brother gave their first tv interview since adnan's arrest. >> does it seem like a long time ago? >> no. >> "serial" is documenting the real story and releases a new story every thursday. it's the brainchild of journalist sharon koenig. she often expresses confusion

jan crawford has them all lined up for you.tion." >> reporter: it launched in the '50s. it started with the biggest story, joe mccarthy on the eve of his censor as president. 60 years later "face the nation" looks different but its approach is unchanged. find the key players, ask them the questions americans want to know. >> "face the nation" with chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. >> reporter: there have been eight moderators, but for 23 years shiver has been the face of "face the nation." >> implicit in that -- >> the newsmaker who's been on the most, arizona senator john mccain. >> i can't tell you whether bob schiffer is a democrat, libertarian, or vegetarian. he asks straight questions and tough questions and he's fair. >> reporter: going back to dwight eisenhower, "face" has interviewed everyone. some were testy. >> if you can say that, how can so many reputable professionals keep pressing along with this? >> that's your characterization, not mine. >> reporter: looking back at the show's over 3,000 broadcasts,

. >> host: joan crawford. >> guest: ah, you couldn't go wrong with joan crawford. i published joan crawford's book. i had a great time with her. i used to go to her apartment so we could edit it. she, too, wrote in longhand very carefully and knew what she wanted to say, and she maintained that firm control over everything that was always a part of her career, and i remember that although by that time she had been reduced to quite a large but not impressive apartment in new york city, this was after her husband had died and she had lost her temporary control of the pepsi cola corporation. and she took me in one day to show me what she called her closet. in fact, if there were three or four bedrooms in this apartment, they were completely covered in clothes. each dress in a plastic, zippered bag with a note on it in her hand of the place and the date where she had worn it and the matching pair of shoes underneath it. hund of matching pair of shoes bac underneath it and it was just amazing. it's one of those times you say to your self i cannot really see what it was.

corey crawford made 26 saves, but the hawks lost one- nothin fifth loss in seven >> it is is not going in. it is tough to explain one that is. you have to work to a. >> small details will take care of themselves. >>the bears return to practice today and will try to save the season against the packers on sunday night. despite being on a bye, they still lost ground in the division because the vikings beat the redskins. the bears are now in sole possession of last place with a three- and- five record. the cubs will introduce joe maddon as the new manager today... but he'll still have to wait awhile to see wrigley field. the press conference will be held across the street at the "cubea nsone ballpark. be sure to watch at two this afternoon on cltv, wgntv.com, and cltv.com. still to come this midday. tom skilling has your full forecast! high winds and flooding being blamed for damaging the bike path. several sections have been washed away. this man actually caught off his bike and walked around the worst part of it. recorded wind near 60 mi. per hour. wave height close to 25 ft. high. >> >>

in the third vancouver on the fastbreak and yannick hansen tips it past corey crawford for the go- aheadgoal. he completed the hat- trick with an empty- netter and yoco a bit of a mess out there. some intensely dangerous driving conditions. colder weather moves and. it is lifting out of here pretty expeditiously. it is a mess. what a transformation from a near record weekend rain. the biggest warm-up and in november and nine years. here we are in the midst of a full winter again. tonight at 9:00 we'll take a look at the winter outlook. please put something together on that. what a change this morning. we know that the called shot last week produced some amazing effects around the area. i thought the school. this is a shot of the mall and. thanks to artificial snow and sure the weekend once did not help any. we of cooler air coming. the coal sends us the shot just before the melting began over the weekend in the wake of the lone goal surge. >> stacey smith was quite an honor for jack frost handiwork. this is in the middle of a cold front last week. also snapped the shock of a frozen buckl

crawford was in the store carrying an air rifle that shoots pellets and bbs. ohio is an open carry state. now there's another police shooting in ohio, which we can see. one week ago today 12-year-old tamir rice was shot by 26-year-old cleveland police officer timothy lowman. he died the following day at the hospital. he was a passenger in the car responding at 3:30 p.m. last saturday, november 22nd, to a 911 call from a man at an outdoor recreation center on cleveland's west side. complaining about a guy with a gunpointing it at people. this is the gun rice allegedly had on him. a bb gun, not a real one. the caller told dispatchers the gun was quote, probably fake, but detail was not relaid to the responding officers. video released wednesday by cleveland police shows rice displaying the pellet gun in the the park. it also shows the moment at which police arrive and rice was shot. as you can see in the jarring realtime video, that was virtually the same moment. we see rice standing beneath the gazebo in the rec center alone. suddenly the police car arrives on