. >> and next steve almond author of "against football" and gregg easterbrook the author of "the king of sports"'s. >> thanks for coming out. it's a beautiful day. we can all agree together we would rather be outside. thank you for being inside for a little bit. i'm going to read just a little bit from the preface of this book which is called i wasn't out cold but i was out and it has two setup of the book is about. it begins with the fact that i have a clipping on my wall for many years which is a game story that's about a game between the new england patriots in the miami dolphins and there's a player named kevin faulk gets tackled and after the game is asked about the tackle because he is motionless on the ground for quite sometime. quote i wasn't out cold but i was out said faulk. asked if he remembered going on the ground he said no i don't so i must have been out. i knew that something was wrong with me. i knew that like it wasn't normal. i didn't have that same normal feeling when i got up. i thought it was funny that would be the simplest way to explain why it brought the stor

because football is inherently a collision sport -- and i am anxious to hear gregg's take on this. but i am even more radical in my outlook, i guess because i feel i like the fact of the matter is that it is not just big, catastrophic kids that cause the stock new damage which is this form of dementia they're finding in former players. it is the increase in of sub concuss of hits that you never see which is frightening for players because you have to realize, they are invisible. you can never be diagnosed with a concussion and have received 1500 it's a year that are like small car accidents having an appreciable effect on your brain that you never know about even if we get up to speed and teams and up to speak with having medical personnel who are gonna diagnosing concussions and so forth. that is what makes the news from the nfl that just came out a few weeks ago after years of ops to cave in and out right denying and covering up the link between football and brain damage so terrifying. they are saying certainly -- essentially 30 percent of the players will wind up with brain dama

(cheers and applause) if tax has a right to turn blue, how does texas candidate for governor gregg abbott carry a 20-point lead over wendy davis? i assume that popularity comes from abbott maybe starting to sell himself to texas voters as an enlightening centrist. he sued the obama administration 30 times. >> and at a time democrats pose add greater threat to texas than north korea. >> posted an ad that shows a gun and bible and reads, two things every american should know how to use, neither of which are taught in schools. >> that's why gregg abbott is opening his howdy jesus, bang! bang! academy! (cheers and applause) isn't it time your kids' teachers ask the question, what would jesus shoot? (laughter) so texas is not quite ready for a blue governor -- or a moderate governor or anyone who even a decade ago would be considered a mainstream republican, is there anyone up for statewide office that's too far right for a texas that might be turning blue? how about lieutenant governor's race? >> dan patrick admits he's a chris cane conservative and walked off the floor during a muslin prayer

a dream sequence in which gregg allman, from his hospital bed, imagines his late brother, guitarist duanellman, across the bridge. two trains passed by, one at 3:45 in the afternoon. it came time to set up for the day's money shot 30 feet above the water. >> the plan for the scene was to set up a hospital bed on train tracks. you've got a hospital bed, you've got heavy camera equipment and an entire crew loaded onto this train trestle. >> reporter: joyce gilliard says she heard someone telling those assembled what to do if a train was spotted. >> you have 60 seconds to get off the track. i was more or less, "60 seconds to get off the track?" and i started praying. i'm mad at myself because i didn't say something. >> reporter: there was no on-set medic. there were no railroad officials present. location manager charley baxter was not there. moments after filming began just before 4:30 p.m., this dream sequence turned into a nightmare. >> i don't know who yelled anything, all i know, i heard and i saw the train. and you just immediately started running. >> reporter: the train, with two loco

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nba spurs at cavs lebron james gives gregg popopvich some pregame love late 4th quarter, cavs up 1 tim - goes glass - spurs take the lead 87-86 spurs duncan: 19 points, 10 rebs spurs up by 2, :09 secs left manu ginobili - misses the free throw - cavs get rebound but lebron turns the ball overand that's it >>> bill cosby on the hot seat. >> i don't talk about it. >> what happened when he was asked about the rape accusations. and open war. cosby versus supermodel janice dickinson. >> i woke up and i wasn't wearing my pajamas. >> is her story believable? what she once told howard stern. >> he's not a nice guy. he preys on women. >>> then the college basketball team stranded on a bins the snow. >> stuck on a bus. >> then, she acted drunk in the video seen all over the world. >> where are we gonna go? >> to my house. >> why she's now apologizing. >> everywhere i go, i hear, "drunk girl, drunk girl." >>> plus, "people" magazine's new sexiest man alive. can you imagine these

a three-year $50 million extension to get at least $10 million spurs at clippers the grey bearded gregggriffin - the tough turnaround jumper plus the foul clippers lead the entire game griffin: 23 points, 9 rebs, 6 assists late 4th quarter, spurs down 1 kuwai leonard the steal and the layup the other way as spurs take first lead of the game with 1:43 left 83-82 spurs leonard: 24 points, 10 rebs spurs win: 87-85 cavs vs. pelicans lebron doing his pregame powder ritual lebron to the rack with big dunk to end the 3rd quarter lebron: 32 points, 12 rebs, 10 assists cavs win 118-111 first unanimous winner of the american league rookie of the year is jose for the chicago white sox and baseball now drags out their words better than anybody with cy youngs and in the peace that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! silent night not so silent? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. give the gift of amazing sleep

have won 53 warriors/spurs veterans day at the coliseum steve kerr hugs his former coach and menotr greggrs stephen curry goes behind his back the length of the floor for the lay-up and foul 66-59 spurs 4th quarter/ 91-83 spurs tony parker with the stop and go move for the layup 93-83 spurs 4th quarter/ 93-83 spurs klay thompson he did play tonight with that sore wrist 3- pointer 93-86 spurs 4th quarter/ 94-88 spurs tim duncan rolling to the basket gets the hoop and the foul on draymond green 3-point play 97-88 spurs final: 113-100 spurs warriors: 5-2 host brooklyn nets thursday kobe bryant set an nba-record he'd rather forget tonight. missing the 13,418 shot in his 19-year-career the most missed field goals in league history passing john havlicek bryant is 4th all-time in field goals attempted kareem abdul- jabbar holds the record bryant shot 10-of-26 tonight scoring a game-high 28 points but his lakers lost to the memphis grizzlies 107-102 and are now 1-6 on the season 49ers linebacker patrick willis will miss the rest of the season and require surgery for what appears to be "turf toe"

james checks in at 43 degrees, gregg wood in ocean view, new jersey, coming in at milder 44, and avondale looking at 36 degrees, this hour, but that's pretty much the trends all through the delaware valley. right now temperatures holding in the 20's, 30's. now, if you love weather won't be a part of the "eyewitness news" cast, just joining the eyewitness weather watcher program. check it out at cbsphilly.com/watchers for all of the detail. may plan to do some skiing and riding this weekend, and all a go up in the poconos. live look at jack frost and big boulder, this is big boulder, maybe done for the night, and as they do close at 10:00 o'clock, you can see a lot of snow on the slopes. so pretty good conditions to kick off the early season. but temperatures, actually going to be on the rise. this is compared to yesterday at this time. six to 22 degrees warmer, that's warming trends it, will move back to the delaware valley for the next few days. here we are, 38 at the airport, 30 in allentown, 27 in mount pocono. a lot of the temperatures have actually risen over the past couple of hours

so let's check on down south near the chore, see what's happening from gregg wood, he checks in at 45egrees right now, and we actually do see a lot of rain showing up on the shore camera right nowment check it out, the camera is shaking, strong gusty winds, and still raining, we'll show this on storm scan3. check this out. back edge of the rain kind of pushing a little bit further westward, right now, as storm scan3 does show some heavier rain bands moving into southern new jersey, right now, and eventually these showers will start to come to an end through the overnight hours. but that storm is really developing off shore. but pushing some of the rain to the west. so still under the gun here across southern and eastern new jersey, even parts of delaware, could see some showers. but, pretty much from philadelphia north and west, some clouds, drier conditions, but it is cool. 45 degrees, in allentown, 45 reading, 49 in philadelphia this hour. thirty-seven in mount pocono, and it gets colder north and west. check it out. mid 30's, buffalo, 38 degrees in state college, so that northerly

the story over the next 24 hours, check this out, gregg wood in marmora, 57 degrees, james checking in at comfortable 55 degrees in ocean city, douglas in vin send tonight at 52. going in order, looking at cooler temperatures, down in middletown, delaware, jason has 51 degrees also reporting some dizzle. so he is getting some of the rain action. alex in mays landing also add 50 degrees. few cool supports, especially north of the city, willow grove, barbara checks in with 47 degrees. chuck in new hope has a cool 43 this more. now, if you love the weather and want to be part of our newscast, you can become an eyewitness weather watcher. check out the details at cbsphilly.com/watchers and sign up now. let's take live look outside center city. and just some clouds over the reek on now, but get ready. you'll need the umbrellas if you are headed out overnight, rain moving, in check it in storm scan3, pretty large storm system, but fast move, the center of the storm tracking across the great lakes. warm side of the system. check out heavy rain indicated by the yellow on radar, that will be mo

"sideline at him" >> sports coach gregg popovich is the teacher of steve kurt. >> he is one of my allvorites. it is going to be really strange looking down the other side at him. >> he won two rings playing for popovich in san antonio. the pass to leonard's lay up. golden state rally ins the fourth. warriors within seven. thompson had 29 points. but, the spurs could not be cooled off tonight. tony parker puts san antonio up 12. they win 113-100. the spurs took 93 shots and shot 50% from the field. joe thorton, the only sign of fight for the sharks tonight. panthers already up 2-0. niemi stopped one, but he is not stopping mackenzie on the rebound. florida wins 4-1. san jose has lost three of the last four, the only other team with turnovers, the 49ers. they lost one of their star linebackers. patrick willis will have season- ending surgery for a strained muscle in his left toe. now willis missed the last three games but was hoping to return, but the big toe was too big of a problem to overcome. >> i don't look to play this game for just another year. i feel like i have five or six mor

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already up and running full speed are kmart, old navy, toys 'r' us, and hh gregg. best buy and jcpenney just open their doors moments ago. the next big wave comes at 6:00 begins itsn walmart doorbusters. other stores including corals, the outlet said leesburg corner, macy's, outlet that national harbor, and potomac mills mall will have -- as well. .he full list is at wjla.com >> if you are trying to get to the stores, you might have noticed something getting around today. a lot easier than most 5:00 hours during the week. very few people on the road. >> a glorious commute. only a few slow spots around the area. almost the entire beltway is running without incident tonight. how often do you see all green on this map? and taking a look at route seven near tysons corner, i think you could go skateboarding down that. on i-95 near potomac mills, couple of headlights. not too much traffic. the montgomeryw mall, the problems once again. -- no problems once again. >> make sure you take a coat and probably had and gloves when you head out, because it's getting chilly out. t

gregg, what's the first big problem we face? what's the big first problem you face as governor? >> the first big problem is the border situation. it simply must be addressed. people need to understand that what you saw on tv last summer was not a one time or isolated incident. it had been going on for years and it continues to go on. what we anticipate happening tonight will reignite what happened in the aftermath of what the president did two years ago when he spoke from the rose garden. this is a genuine challenge, a genuine challenge to the sovereignty of the united states and continuing challenge to the leadership in this country, but it's a way in which the president is putting more and more financial responsibility and for the states to kerry and do the work that is assigned to the federal government. so we're going to have to step up and address the problem. the other problem i will mention that we face is frankly a good one. i'm glad to hear maryland to talk about it, i'm glad you about scott walker talk about. i'm cloudier every governor talk about. the problem i have i

so, again, the blast hits and you need to start preparing, as lee ann gregg said, those temperatures way low already throughout the northern plains, cheyenne and denver and 3 degrees in kansas city. dallas, just 37 degrees, current temperature, 20 degrees higher but won't be as extreme when the cold air gets here. nonetheless, it will have a bite and stay for a while. we have the mostly clear sky. jupiter tonight, nice and starry, just below the moon and nice and bright. very cold again for the start tomorrow under that mostly clear sky. these are high clouds at 7:00 a.m. clouds will quickly be on the increase throughout the day. by lunchtime fairly overcast throughout the area starting at 4:00 or 5:00 p.m., showers starting to show up to our north. mainly hagerstown and frederick, maryland. same thing as western maryland. yes, the blue-and-white high spots for western maryland, light snow, just a little accumulation, trace, an inch of the high spots not be surprised if we see a flurry in some locations, winchester, the bulk of the night. and about 11:00 p.m. tomorrow and 10:00 p.m.

it'll be the student going up against the teacher and their former coach gregg popovich. >> what i tolde and my career that i cannot even begin to thank him as he is one of the most amazing human beingses, an incredible leader, a great coach, hilarious guy. he's one of my all-time favorites. it'll be strange looking down the other side. they would commit ten all by themselves on phoenix sunday night. but when you are 5-1, you can laugh about it. >> and for all of it? >> yeah. >> not on the court. but i would expect that it would. >> before dinner. >> exactly. >> all right. for the latest, the news is always on cbs5.com. have a good night. ,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ,,,,,,,, thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [applause and cheering] steve: come on, shearer family. come on, make it happen. how you doing, folks? welcome to the show, come on. thank you very much. i appreciate you, now. tha

spurs coach gregg popovich is a coaching idle to warriors rookie head coach steve kerr. last night the teacher gave another lesson to his star pupil. >> he is one of my all time favorites, and it's going to be really strange looking down the other sideline at him. >> kerr won two rings playing for pop in san antonio. warriors turned it over 20 more times last night. festus couldn't handle the pass. there's leonard on the other end. spurs led by 13 after that baby. golden state rallies in the 4th. thompson missed the last game with a hand injury hits a three. warriors within 7. thompson had 29 points. but the spurs could not be cooled off. tony parker hits the 3 to put san antonio up 12. they win 113-100. the spurs took 93 shots, they shot 50% from the field. >>> the other team that has more turnovers than the warriors, how about the 49ers? just as soon as all done smith -- just as soon as aldon smith was reinstayed by the nfl, the 49ers lost one of their star linebackers. patrick willis will have season ending surgery for a strained muscle in his big toe. an injury he re

. >> the worse corn gregg i have ever had. >> don't even choke it down. so some recipes are a wish, some are a loser, but the thing that my wife hates, why she don't want to cook ever again is that correct she is role gate today cooking kid food all the time because the kids don't have a sophisticated pallet. so she is just over the cooking. >> so you have sophisticated pallet? >> we've seen -- >> looks putton. >> he said putton on the air? >> ya. >> talking about burger king in india, and thought they were talking about mutton. >> nothing sacred in this place is we have a secret about beards coming up, maybe you can grow some muton chops. >> we do have breaking news, casino every dangerous situation here in old sit. doing a lot of construction over there, apparently construction crew did hit a gas line about ten, 15 minutes ago. so, crews are on the scene. this, these underground fires, are so difficult to fight. so there is a still picture that a viewer sent in. just few minutes ago. and, again, our crew is almost down there. quick two-block walk. >> we

. >> gregg, thank you so much. kt mcfarland says regional players need to step up to the plate. egypt and saudi arabia have more troops and britain and france they're not even deployed there? she says the u.s. should take a much different approach. she will come up later on. heather: meantime we're heading into one of the most wonderful times of year at least for retailers and for many of us. they are coming off a pretty strong october. retail sales rising half a percent last month beating expectations. it shows shoppers are opening their wallets just a bit more these days. that can only help wall street's run through record territory. right now the dow jones average checks in, we're down six points at 17,000. the dow hit yesterday its 25th record high of the year. nice job. >> there has been a security scare at a u.s. navy base. two officers wounding, they were wounded after confronting a knife-wielding suspect. they say the suspect was trying to enter the facility that is the home to nuclear-armed submarines. we'll have the latest what happened there. >>> plus a new report on

gregg wood, in ocean view, what does very to say for himself in go beautiful morning, looks like halo this day. let's see what kind of halo he is talking b see the sun coming up in ocean view, new jersey, so looks good full there. really looks just terrific in every single location. we've got 39 degrees temperature, jason says that he is looking forward to some warmer temperatures, that seems to be a very common theme from just about everybody out there this morning. because even at 35 degrees, near reading, helen davis says looking forward to some milder weather, aren't we all, and we've got it today. let's take a look outside. see if we walk over the ben franklin bridge, right now, we've got blue skies, things look lovely out there, at this point. so why is it still so dark out in kutztown? because no one has bothered to turn on the light. soap, let's turn on the lights in kutztown this morning, you can see, great looking sunrise. some cloud cover, matched by the snow cover down here. so it almost likes identical, like mirror on the gown, but we are going to be watching for the temp

fifty-three year old gregg graph, seen here, his arrest comes after police found jessica padget's body burried on his property where he lives with her mother. the d.a. says the motive appears to be sexual assault. >> talking about the other birds, everyone is excited about today. of course the eagles. >> yes, eagles and cowboys, if you haven't heard, getting ready to face-off at 4:30, right here on fox 29. and the winner, like we've been talking about, leaves dallas, in sole possession of first place in the nfc east. this was the scene in fort worth yesterday. chip kelly, the big shot, off the bus into the eagles hotel for final premise. but we have -- with all of the hype and i amly cases of this single game, chip trying to keep things, well, simple. >> i don't anticipate all the sudden they'll come out and drastically do anything offensive, will defensively, special teams, neither are we. a team that executes the best on any given day. sometimes coaches can really out think themselves if they think they'll out scheme somebody in this league. i don't think that happens at all. >> lese

actually little milder down the shore, 55 currently along some of the shore points, gregg woods sentsunrise veterans day from upper township, his temperature reading also again at 55. let's show you the seven day. that's important, too, because of course we're tracking what's to commas well. and after we get past our veterans day, which is beautiful forecast, we expect the temperatures to take a very solid hit. and then thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, and beyond, even into well into next week, we may not break out of the 40's, so enjoy today while you have got it basically the bottom line here. and guys, with this cold snap on the way for you out there, we want you to tune in for cathy's winter weather forecast, it will be tomorrow night, on "eyewitness news", at 11:00. you do not want to miss it. jess, over to you. >> we'll not miss t thank you, good morning, 6:46ment we go outside where you can see the visibility extremely low out on the roosevelt boulevard. we also have disable vehicle over into the right hand shoulder here. so headed southbound toward the schuylkill expresswa

let's take a look, see what they're finding in their locations, gregg wood says still cloudy but movingt toward the coast, from upper township, new jersey, and i am proving trends, we like that. we move up the coast, and see if we get some verification from tim mitchell. 48 degrees, and he says the clouds are thinning. because we've got a light west southwest breeze. >> speaking of the coast, dealing with just bit in the way of clouds, but, as our weather watchers noted, these clouds are on their way out. so things starting to improve this morning. it also looks very nice, as we take a look at center city philadelphia this morning. we have got the blue skies, and couple of interesting clouds, that's it. i think the rest of the day we should be seeing these clouds get farther and farther away, so they move out more into the ocean, which is good. out in reading already it is bright, beautiful there. so the farther north and west you go, the more light you're seeing brighter start to the day. 47 degrees, out in reading, at this point. as everything seems to be quiet, and the kids are home,

let's head down and find out what gregg wood says.l, he says, it is a crisp, cool morning, it was moonlit, though, in upper township new jersey, so nice start to the day. if you like it cold, but if you like it bright. and then we move up the coste little bit, and tim mitchell said about 11 minute ago, that it is 30 degrees in tuckerton, and what else, it is a cold start to the day. yes, i'm sure he's got his heat going on. then we go all the way out to oxford. this is where our friend, fran says 28 degrees, so that's a very cold start in every single location. but boy is it beautiful out there. our weather watchers know, look at the sky, over center city philadelphia. blue skies. >> and in fact all of the clear skies making temperatures even colder so any heat we built up yesterday, but whatever the temperatures were, they leftment and that's where we can bottom out, get coldest air we've seen so far this year. this winter season. the sun is out. it is rather diffuse here, not great little compact hail low, but still works the same.

as we come back to the live picture right now, you guys were talking about his rap sheet, gregg, come on over if you can. you guys were talking about his rap sheet. while it rivals the white pages or the yellow page of some small cities here in america, 36 pages, and this does not include all the charges from that horrific kidnapping of the 16 year old girl down in virginia, that he has a court appearance for at 1:00 o'clock today, or any of carlesha's charges still coming from federal authorities. >> chris, kerry? >> let's hope this guy is off the streets for a long, long time with the rap sheet like that. steve, great work, thank you, sir. meantime, let's turn to this, former ivy league professor who beat his wife to dealt, victim's family spokes first to fox 29 about that decision, and the jury says, former penn professor, raphael robb, must pay for the bludgeoning death of his wife ellen. they boarded the 64 year old to pay, listen to there is $124 million for the couple's only daughter olivia. this is largest set maniment in pennsylvania history. rob pleaded gym any 2007 to killi

i'm leanne gregg in denver colorado.been snowing all day here in denver but the accumulation is only expected to reach about 3 inches. much more in the foot hills. the real story is frigid cold that has come in quickly. over the weekend the temperature were in the severance70s. in washington park the lake people were in paddle boats. a much different scene across colorado where records are being broken. this is the coldest high temperature for the day in close to 100 years. that record is expected to be broken again tomorrow. it's causing all kinds of traffic problems. truckers are chaining up in the mountains and using extra caution, moving slowly. the rush hour is upon us. again, people are asked to slow down, take it easy. hundreds of crashes across the denver metro area. this is a huge system moving to the east stretching all the way from the upper midwest down to texas and louisiana. that's the latest from denver. dominica you're with us now, give us an update on the forecast. >> thank you. we can see you're certain

gregg county supervisor sam the carter said see constant appeared together recently said was a tech museum also agree public safety it would be a top priority though both the promise to put more police officer on the street in san jose and let next mayor has his work cut out for him san jose police department 1000 officers nearly 400 fewer than 2008 >> : voters might like their drinks weeks about the ball measures. cost you more about what to buy a soda and severance is go coke pepsi the name at least to wayne and the controversial sort of sex in san francisco to charge an additional 2¢ an ounce for berkeley measure d propose 1¢ charge brown's that two-thirds vote to pass this in berkeley maggiore boat charters addictive causes health problems like diabetes >> : this hits the port middle- class airtime focus of land meat and meat >> : the check to impose this bill called centex all have failed if happens here will be a first >> : voters also deciding on to a minimum wage measures and san francisco will defrays the minimum-wage 1074 $15 an hour by 2018 >> : could impact some 24,000 workers

gregg who areman is now saying he hasn't apologized.le incident has been an indication of how out of touch my opponent is. he insulted bob dole who is an american icon. a kansas icon. i don't know how he could say something like that. you call bob dole a clown then you have a lengthy statement that goes into a political diatribe. all he had to do is just apologize to bob. he didn't apologize to bob dole. martha: we are hearing the opposite and bob dole said he accepted it. >> i hope that's the case. because basically calling bob dole a clown then waiting to apologize for not apologize regardless of what the story is. that's going to follow him throughout his whole career regard los of whether he's in politics which he won't be. here is greg orman the guy who insulted bob dolby calling him a clown. it's absolutely outrageous. he ought to clarify it if that's the case. martha: let's take a look at this latest poll in kansas. it looks like a tight race you are in. you at 41.8%. does this surprise you? obviously this is an independent cad.

>> tara gregg believes it will get better even as she waits for a handout because her food a assistance has run out. >> i'm hopeful and willing. i know, because i see it, i see the future. >> like generation before her, she hopes it will be different, if not for her, but for her son. patty calendar has in, aljazeera, washington. >> an attorney is close with the brown family and traveled with them to geneva for a hearing. thank you for being with us. the family's attorney benjamin crump saying the grand jury process was unfair. what did he tell you? >> i think you're asking me if the decision was fair. one of the things that was a revelation once the transcript was released was the fact that the wrong law was actually given to the grand jury members. they were given an old missouri statute which had a wrong standard for when a police officer can use force, a more relaxed standard and it was only later in the grand jury process when the prosecutors admitted their error, and gave the grand jury members a new law. of course by then, they'd already been influenced by the wrong statute, which

al's chicken leftovers from a chinese food store in west philly left in the glove compartment for greggeating well, too. don't worry about us guys. not just great shopping stories here today at this k-mart. great personal stories that give you the holiday spirit. number one, we have a loft fans, but alex, chris, you'll know this after few years of doing this show, we have super fans. and among them elva who beat cans they are year. and she is home watching right now. and her family came to up say hello. she said no way will you talk about elv a on the air. elva happy thanksgiving, you truly have something to be thankful for. great family and beating cancer at age 74, so, great work. and then also inside the store, one of the managers in there, couple of weeks ago, michelle, paid the lay away fee for a lady in a wheelchair, joyce elliot. and joyce elliot just came back in her wheelchair, to pay her back. and i know misch little not take the money. so it is a miracle at 34th street kind of a day here at the big k on frankford avenue. and i told you in the tees, that the average spent this

you look at a radio shack or hh gregg, both of them have flawed business models.uldn't necessarily think that it's a good thing for either of those companies to maybe benefit like a costco and their consumer electronics department. maybe a walmart as well. certainly amazon. pure play competitors, i don't think this is a positive read through for them quite frankly. i think a lot of this has to do with all the great things that best buy is doing from an operational perspective. >> we have on the screen right now now best buy stacks up. we've listed best buy, amazon, apple, walmart, and staples. i don't know if you cover staples. if you had a dollar to invest in any of those companies, where'd you put your money? >> no brainer. best buy. particularly like i said, we're now seeing the top line growth. and that was one of the concerns that you could only cut costs for so long. now we're seeing that. i think that we'll certainly see that continue through the holidays. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> appreciate it. >>> up next, tayl

(narrator) with "the living end," a movie about two men withiv, gregg araki added another voice to queernderground edge in that i knew my films were, in terms of content and form, a little too weird or esoteric or artsy for mainstream tastes. (woman) now, don't kill him until i get back. and no more flirting. you know, she shouldn't go out there alone, there are snakes in those bushes. fran can take care of herself, you better believe it. (prolonged scream) snakes. (gregg araki) i really wanted the film to be as weird and as radical and as bold and out there as i possibly could. and i think that the difference in, say, a hollywood film, they very much want to do the opposite and to rein you in. and "don't make it too weird," or "don't offend that part of the audience." ow, ow, f---. do you really want to go back to: i'm-hiv-positive-and- everything's-hunkie-dorie? go f---' right ahead. just don't forget to have sex in a plastic baggie and don't plan anything too far in the future. (gregg araki) the best thing about being an independent filmmaker is freedom of the underground, in that you