ad. senator mccaskill and i agreed to withdraw the subpoena. we targeted a new subpoena to accommodate some of backpage's concerns but the company refused to apply. defiance of a congressional subpoena is rare and it's serious. backpage has tried to excuse its noncompliance based on a sweep of unconstitutional privilege. the company's argument is vague but summed up this way, backpage says the first amendment to the constitution shields it from this investigation of advertising by sex traffickers because it also publishes some lawful advertisements that are protected speech. it's an interesting argument. it has no support in law or logic. in a detailed ruling on behalf of the subcommittee, senator mccaskill and i discussed why we think this is without merit. we also explained the great care that psi is taking this protection of personal interests here. and we have made that ruling publicly available today on psi's website. and i encourage you to take a look at it. after overruling the bac

pam geller's ads. there hasn't been a reaction to anything else. >> one is too many, leading to one, two, three, and whatever else is forthcoming. i think it was an appropriate thing for the board to look at the policy and decide what it wanted its subway system transit system to be. while i understand there's one at the moment, in today's day and age, i'm not sure one will be the determining factor. >> so obviously when you create policies for a big operation like the mta, to try them, some are challenged. you did say you don't care what side you are on, you just didn't want there. >> the word political is in the eye of the beholder, and it ends judge. all we can doe, me as a board member is make the best judgment you can on the best language you can find. does that lead to an elimination of all dispute. if we eliminated all disputes. we wouldn't need the court system. all we do is the best we can do. >> and you try to do the best you can. >> who do you determine... >> the initial decision is made by

the board decided to ban all political ads and any ad pushing an economic, moral or social issue. >> the speech at issue is obviously offensive to some riders of the t who are a captive audience. reporter: they say the new policy is legal and consistent with policies in new york and chicago transit systems. it takes affect december 1st and it will also apply to all animal cruelty ads. phil? phil: a maine woman who admitted to stabbing a stranger to death in a supermarket will spend the rest of her life in prison. connor mcallister pled guilty to killing 59-year-old wendy boudreau last summer. mcallister said she was angry with life and had gone to the store to kill, quote, several random people. jc: a man is under arrest for a deadly hit-and-run. he is charged with vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of a fatal accident. early sunday morning several vehicles were involved in a pile up on i-91. police say jeremy ramos stopped to help the victims, but was then hit and killed by a car that kept going. garcia was the driver and was arrested last night. jc: senator gene shaheen wants

request an interrogation to modified the grant agreement with the self-help for the self-help for the ad r.c. from jill one 2015 to june 30th, 2015, in the additional amount of one hundred ti thousand dollars plus a 10 percent contingency not to exceed amount of 6 hundred and 71 thousand plus. >> can i have a motion to discuss. >> so moved. >> second. >> okay. >> so for self-help 3 sites two in chinatown and one in the sunset area so this money will be used to bring our positions up again to full-time position and adding an additional ftes shared amongst the 3 sites a floater within the two sites. >> okay any questions? maybe a summary statement how much full-time staff and how many are increased. >> so each sites as had a points 8 ftes so we're increasing two a one full fte and alexander an additional one we're addressing adding one .6 across the two sites. >> okay. any other questions. >> the math probably works it seems like a significantly large budget item than similar appropriations for other agencies is there any difference in compensation model or overhead or something that contr

>> in that ad it was a general sense. it was a mistakes were made kind of thing. >> i googled david vitter diaper and i wish i hadn't. >> you're welcome for that. >> it is important to night that there is no evidence that he liked to wear diapers being serviced by prostitutes. >> it is a rumor that has come up in this campaign and there has been some diaper clad protesters. >> you should goo-goo-gaagle it. >> that was i lliterative. >> yes! i knew i could do it! >> nice job. >> emily you are completely correct that vitter took the call and i believe there were other times when the record showed her. >> that's very true. >> he looks like a darrell hammond character. >> he has a weird mouth. >> all right, will, whatever. >> will, it has been succeeding succeeding -- suck nie g on a pacifier. >> and that's why he had to pay for sex. >> the pam didn't get to weigh in on trump. does anyone have anything they want to say? >> nothing you want to hear. >> i want to hear it. >> they said that the writers may have sabotaged trump a

i call on senator cruz to disavow this ad. it isn't his ad. it's his pac's ad. he can disavow it. i think that in the interest of really restoring basic credibility and trust, he should do that. >> even though the cruz campaign is legally barred from coordinating with the super pac, cruz has expressed similar sentiments in the past. >> president obama and harry reid led an assault, not on going after violent criminals which they should have done, but instead going after the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens. i led the fight to protect the second amendment and we defeated president obama's efforts to undermine our rights. >> there you have it, a mirror man of what's in the pac ad. in 2013, he accused president obama to advance his own political agenda. >> i think he had a political agenda which was to restrict the second amendment right to bear arms of law-abiding citizens. they took advantage of that horrible, tragic shooting to push that agenda. they didn't focus on solving the problem. >> i never understood how somebody could say gun safety is a political objective.

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put his wife and kids in the ad. he had talked about others' family arrangements as morally inferior to his picture perfect family. but he was also a client of the d.c. madam. he was found to have repeatedly turned up in her phone records while he had been serving in congress in the mid 2000s. when that scandal came to light about louisiana senator david vitter, it complicated the matter. nobody knew how louisiana voters would react to him the next time he was up for re-election, even if he was a republican running for re-election in a red state. his opponent that year in 2010 was a conservative democrat who was really well known across the state. he didn't make the hooker problem the centerpiece of the campaign against vitter, but it wasn't something he was shy about either. watch. >> david vitter won election to the united states senate as a proud family values politician. but under the surface, vitter was battling demons. a prostitute gave details about her sexual relationship with him. >> he went in, took a showe

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the mta says they can't accept or reject ads based on, quote, how we feel about them. we found mta policy only prohibits advertising which disparages an individual or group. not every rider was out ds raged. >> it's not specifically targeting a group of people, it's just for a show. >> reporter: mayor de blasio called the ads irresponsible and offensive, asking the mta to take them down. now the mta is planning to unfold the ads and look at this as a history lesson. >> it was almost as if it went up the chain of command at mta and no one said, oh, this is a bad idea. >>> that does it for us. we thank you for watching. >> stay right here. the news continues at 6:00. >>> at 6:00, news4 investigates, learns that a teenage driver in a deadly crash should not have been behind the wheel by himself in the first place. >>> plus a postal worker in police custody tonight on hate crime charges. what he allegedly did to a brooklyn muslim woman that got him arrested. >> good evening. i'm chuck scarborough. >> and i'm sibila vargas. a violent accident that sent a man and his two son

mark rubio has not just been : supported by these ads, it has been supported by another ad group thatdvertising for quite some time on his behalf. his poll numbers have just gone up. is there any reason to believe that advertising is helping rubio as opposed to the positive coverage he has gotten out of the debates? ken: if you were deciding which has had more of an impact, it is clearly the earned media and the positive media coming out of the debates. this is his chance to introduce himself with paid media. and in the same way and offensive coordinator or a football coach scribbles out the first 10 plays, and is what the first 10 plays of an ad airport looks like. looks like. when you are putting out your biographical response. and he is putting that out when the airways are still not too cluttered. at the end of the day, this sort of thing is going to only matter as a margin. it will move numbers in a big way. we have seen rubio's momentum influenced by his momentum with the debates. john: we talk a lot about the ad action in south carolina. your super interested in the action in s

24 times, the same mike huckabee ad 24 times, the same john kasich ad 24 times and lindsey graham 24 times. they are not running a lot of ads, all those guys deep down in the polls, one of the fascinating things about this settlement that they have apparently just come to today is that we really have no idea what these guys are going to run with this time that they are being given for free. i mean, not like there are a lot of national mike huckabee tv ads thought this year we can choose from to see what he might rerun. we contacted all of the campaigns to find out what they are going to do with their bonanza of 24 free ads in the three early states. the jim gilmore campaign told us tonight they have never run an ad before so they are making one right now, they are still cooking it tonight. we don't even know what it's going to be about. i'm not sure they know yet. in ohio, "the columbus dispatch" asked that state's governor asked ohio's governor, john kasich, his plans for what he is going to do with his 12 minutes of free ad time, his 24 free ads, his campaign would not tell the dis

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maybe you noticed really jarring ads for "concussion."e doctor who discovered the disease cte. the movie trailer is absolutely chilling. >> i found a disease that no one has seen. repetitive head trauma chokes the brain. >> the nfl does not want to talk to you. >> you're going to war with a corporation that owns a day of the week. >> now at the same time that the marketing for this movie is ramping up, we learned this week that signs of cte were found in the brain of frank giffords. when he died this year his family donated his brain to science because they suspected he had been suffering from the disease. cnn analyst says the timing of news is significant. let me ask you about the ads. they are playing during nfl games. there's speculation that maybe the networks would decline to air the ads. remember that dan rather movie a few vehicles ago, cbs would not air ads for it. are you surprised the networks are showing the ads? >> it is jarring. i am surprised but i'm also glad. anything that has sparked national conversation on an important

like run ads?at these ads are mark said, so conventional, it's, i mean, it's interesting. it's like, you have the very conventional package and this packet of hot sauce inside. which is kind of, which is an interesting way to go about it. you know, make the surface conventional, and then inside, you're donald trump. >> all right. tonight, chris christie will campaign at a drug rehab facility in new hampshire. just days after his emotional plea to voters about treating addiction went viral online. the video, much of which we showed you yesterday, was shot by the huffington post. and uploaded to facebook where it has been seen nearly five million times. >> five million. >> take a look. >> my mother was a smoker. she smoked her whole life. she was addicted to nicotine. and i tell you, i watched her, she tried everything she could to quit. she had the gum, the patches, hypnosis, she tried everything. she couldn't quit. now, when she turned 71, little after that, she was diagnosed with lung cancer. no o

>> you were home watching tv with your girlfriend and saw this ad. >> yeah. i saw the ad.y girlfriend said to me, that reminds me of gary hart. what's he all about? all of a sudden, it clicked. >> this is not polling, just a comment from a girlfriend. >> that's right. >> you probably liked her too much. >> no, no. i didn't actually. that triggered in my mind something that made some sense, we could put on the next poll. we put it on a poll, it tested well. >> so mondale used it in a debate. >> where's the beef? >> wendy's spent a hundred millions dollars on an ad campaign to give me an opening for a line. i want to thank them very much. >> that made a difference? >> it changed the race overnight. it confirmed in people's minds something that had been on their minds, which was is this guy really up to it? does he have the experience to do it? and hart, who had been on such an offensive all of a sudden has to be on the defensive, and he doesn't handle it very well. >> there were several things that hart didn't handle well, but that's another story. >> he was reeling. we came

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it will not all be on this ad but they are engaged in those four states. what is interesting, going about what you were talking about four. is dog that is not barking the other three. trump, cruise and carson are not engaged at all with advertising. >> there has been some coverage talking about how rubio is getting more -- with advertising. you think that is not going to last? explain why that is the case and explain the dynamics about how these get negotiated. the question i have dreamt about forever is the nerd advertising guy. so listen, for many beers people, -- for many years, people focus too much on the dollar. we haveiscussed and as discussed, canada dollars are not the same, they are more valuable. in thengs are swinging other direction, now especially in terms of analysis. so look at the spot that rubio made. and stop me if i get to geeky, but what will arise will get much mescaline -- much less than rubio. that is true. to rise is generally buying fixed, non-preempt will rates. so there adds at that time at that rate. it will guarantee it will a

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their mobile ads are 78% of their total ads. company that when it went public was very much faced with questions about whether it could succeed in mobile advertising. it is becoming more and more a mobile only company. emily: when facebook went public, it had zero mobile ad revenue. i want to talk about spending. spending is not going to slow down, we benefit from a great business with solid margins. we are not giving specific guidance on 2016 spending, but we continue to see great opportunities to invest. he is talking about virtual reality, internet.org. cory: you can see in the user growth, a re-acceleration. they have over 2 billion people. you would think user growth would slow down. it has not. you have seen a lift off in the user growth. it is up 3.7%. a re-acceleration of user growth. at the same time, we see a fall at twitter. you can see the benefit of facebook. emily: they say no plans to monetize whatsapp. instagram, he would not comment specifically on what it is contributing. he said he is pleased with the product.

of effective ads for him.eds to be close to her, not let her get away from him in iowa and new hampshire. when of the things we've talked about sanders being, the most market will achievement of his campaign beyond the fact of us, that he's anywhere in the discussion given where he was a year ago, is how much money they've raced and how much they've raised from low dollar donors. they go into these two states as well equipped financially as hillary clinton. they can match her gross rating point for gross rating point on the air in iowa and new hampshire. they can go head to head with her. the question and thing you're raising is, can they go boot for .oot i'm not sure they're all the way there. >> can we run that second ad again with no audio? i want to see the part where they show all the faces of the donors. i wonder if those are actually pictures of his donors. >> i don't like billionaires. >> he says he doesn't like billionaires. if these are the pictures of the donors, i wonder if they're .oing to do anyt

they put out an ad supporting mr. rubio just to show the folks at home, here is the ad.ubio: the world has gotten out of control and getting worse. a shaky economy leaves millions behind while those at d.c. are doing just fine. they wonder why we are angry. when we started to make this ad, we had to decide which conservative candidate for president to support. ted cruz? the bold and brilliant conservative mind? donald trump? the leader in business and media. ben carson, world renowned now certain and faithful conservative. it is a tough choice. do you know who we asked? hillary clinton and the democrats. for once, they told the truth. they admitted there is one candidate who scares every clinton, and that is marco rubio. democrats say he is the one they don't want to face. no clinton even calls him the biggest threat. when the media and the democrats tell the republicans who they are afraid to run against, that is all we need to know. the times also says it is backed by john jordan, a multimillionaire and republican donor. he is formally backing senator rubio. that ad ne

to a full fte so give you a little bit of background on the ad r.c. i presented last year as a reminder this is a new initiative we started in fiscal year 2014-2015 higher years we had one lead agency providing the ad r.c. stenographers 22 different sites with throughout the city where someone half time and some by appointment only we're looking changing the model for 2014-2015 to have less sites by open more often by 5 offices people will, coming in more often from the regular neighborhood sites to get information this is services rather than having to set up on appointment or maybe come on a monday, wednesday, friday for a couple of hours i believe that hypothesis is correct an increase in the clients consumerism's coming in a 5 percent increase from the previous year in fiscal year 2013-2014 this was for a lot of agrees hiring and start up around september this is quite a great success for the new model we've shrunk from 2022 but representing every supervisory district and provided more robust services so throwing out through case and going to the

they knocked it out of the park. 78% of all ad revenue is now made up by mobile ads. is shown that facebook's slow turn towards mobile is definitely working at some level here. we now know, of course we knew before instagram, 400 million users. what's app, nine -- whatsapp, nine hundred million user. melissa: great stuff. david: more companies like whole foods and godaddy released third quarter results. we'll give you numbers you need to know coming up. melissa: plus breaking details on russian airliner crash involving islamic state. how the terror group might be involved. that is coming up next. ♪ david: breaking news in the investigation the deadly russian plane crash. two sources telling fox news that evidence points to an explosion on the jet. a congressional source adding that an isis device is under strong consideration but no conclusion has yet been reached. joining me now, fox news middle east and terrorism analyst and criticize harmer, senior naval analyst at the institute. chris, the information about the explosion whether there was an explosion onboard the

yes - analysts say we will see more political ads. they will go from just running in news programming to running more in tv shows and sporting events. so you'll see them more often in more programming as we head through december and nto january. thank you, erin jordan with the gazette. thanks. you can read erin jordan's analysis of the political ad spending so far in saturday's gazatte. it includes how campaigns have chosen where to spend those ad dollars. directors of a dubuque homeless shelter says they deeerately neees voluueers to help staff the shelter overnight. almost home is an over-flow shelter for the dubuque rescue mission. that means, when the mission is at capacity, homeless men are allowed to sleep at this shelter in th basement st. john's lutheran church . right nn a volunteer keeps watch over the men during the overnight hours. but directors say they only have volunteer for that position and he puts almost 70 each week. i think it uts our whole program in jeopardy. because if anything were to happen to him, what would

this ad aired in ohio in 2004 and was absolutely pivotal. stossel: this ad is also great. beckel worked for reagan's opponent. >> i see this ad come up on television and says this farmer and his son in this beautiful pasture. they put their hands over their hearts as the flag came out and i stood up and put my hand over my heart. the tagline is real at ronald reagan. i said are you kidding me? that is blatant, blatant and good. you may think it's corny but let's face it. you think everything is corny. but if you can get an image like that it really matters. stossel: ed rollins was reagan's campaign manager. >> there are two arguments you make in a campaign. one is an intellectual argument and one is an emotional argument. stossel: when beckel ran mondale's campaign he saw this ad. wendy's was trying to convince people that their burger had more beef. you were home watching tv with your girlfriend and he saw this ad. >> i saw the ad and it was my girlfriend is said to me you know that reminds me of gary hart. what's he all about? all of a sudden it clicked. they're not pull

i really think that i was supposed to see that ad. i don't know if you want to call it an angel or karma or fate and everybody's got a different word for it. i didn't see it by accident. >> really something. glen and nina have their surgeries scheduled for next week and they have started a go fund me account for their post-surgery care. back to you. >> rob, seems like it was meant to happen. thank you. we thank you for watching. >> stay right here. the news continues at 6:00. >>> live from studio 3 c in rockefeller center. this is news 4 new york. >> now at 6:00, news 4 investigates donald trump's claims that he saw american muslims celebrating on jersey city streets on 9/11. >>> 4 investigates connecting the accident today with two recent and fatal accidents all involving mta buses and pedestrians. >>> and an update on the john duca case as a prosecutor gets grilled on the witness stand for her handling of the case that may have sent an innocent man to jail for murder. i'm chuck scarborough. >> i'm sibila vargas. over a claim that he

deirdre: ben carson responded with his own ad. we're going to tell you what he had to say, and also on stock watch for you, facebook hitting an all-time high, surge 41% up in its last quarter, more than a billion active users on the site per day, we're asking you if you're using it, here's what you told us. >> i'm over facebook as far as i don't get value from it, it's a pass of time. it's become more of a habit. >> i still use facebook. >> i've been on facebook for quite a while. am i bored with it? >> i've been using facebook since i was in high school years ago. so, yeah, i would keep using it. >> i still use facebook for the most part. more personal thing. >> i would use facebook, instagram, twitter, snapchat,. >> i still use facebook, but instagram is the main thing. it is. deirdre: disney's falling in after hours trade, you can see that on your screen. so it missed its revenue numbers for this last quarter, our tech panel with me now, tom, gerri willis is here, so in earnings beat essentially revenue missed and as you can se

ad.ut it's not so obscure that the only people scratching their heads. it's just a matter of feel. it's the -- it's -- that's what it is. it's like -- it's like doing this and trying to divine where that point is. and you're always missing with some people because not everybody -- not everybody -- not every reader is in the exact same place. some readers will find it a little too obvious. some will find it a little too puzzling. i bet nobody is going to argue with me about that. or maybe there are -- maybe yes, no? >> there's an interesting -- since i do different ones. i do a daily comic strip called "the night life" in the "washington post" on sundays. as a daily cartoonist, the one thing when i started it was, like, it's similar to the fact that there's a fictional characters doing -- mixing in with real stuff, a lah doons bury. the one thing i took from doonsbury is it's hard to look at stuff from the '80s or '90s because it's very about that time. when i went ahead to do the dailies,

this man stumbled onto an ad that touched his heart. now the offer he made to save a life. >>> coming up in sports, mark sanchez gets his first start of the season tomorrow. we will get his thoughts on the buccaneers and sixers having a double digit lead against the heat. see if they can hang on, grab a first one of the season. >>> a deadly crash on the boulevard. >> reporter: we had to move back from this active crash scene. i will show you this absolutely devastating crash here on the boulevard at the intersection of the boulevard and woodward street. four cars involved, one completely ripped in half around this sign post. we're being told one person is dead in this accident, another person transported and both directions of the boulevard here in the northeast section of philadelphia have been shut down after this absolutely horrific accident. we just got on scene. trying to get details. one dead, one transported. right now, boulevard is shut both ways. randy jill enhall, nbc10 news. >>> a pregnant woman stabbed to death in new york,

we launched our tumblr ad products now powered by yahoo! ad tech.hat was actually a really big deal. all of a sudden, we could go to the market with really, really robust ad technology with this incredibly expressive canvas we had been working on for the last seven years. those two things together were a pretty monster combination for this ad industry. that suddenly gets to benefit from the work we had been doing and all of the real ad tech that yahoo! had been putting together. emily: fred wilson, one of your investors, recently talked about your company, saying, at some point, they need to turn into a real business. they need to focus on monetization and profits. he said, tumblr had to be sold. even though they had potential, tumblr's annual burn rate was almost 50% of the entire fund. three exclamation points. how do you respond to that? david: we were making money. it is true we had a real burn rate. we would have been able to -- the options in front of us were raise what you would call a growth round, get somebody to cut you a big check. or go

that means a range of companies could feel the impact from a cutback in ad spending.raft kings is reportedly asking tv partners to delay payment schedules. >> we've seen of lot of these ads on espn but you've seen them all over the football games on fox, on cbs, and sports has been, you know, a really healthy part of the market. so you know, the impact's going to be noticeable at these networks if these guys go away. >> reporter: fantasy sports represented about 2% of the big four broadcasters' revenue in the third quarter. but they represented more than half of their advertising growth in the quarter according to bernstein estimates. >> if you look at something like espn, i mean, they were growing advertising normalized at a 9% clip in the september-ending quarter. and probably a couple of percentage points of that was tied to the services. so it's still good growth but not quite as good if you strip these guys out. >> reporter: in september alone 7% of espn ad dollars came from fantasy sports. followed by fox with 6%, espn 2 with 5%, and cbs with 4%, according to mo

i love this ad. he is able to be insulting to hillary without technically being insulting to hillary. the part that said "an honest leader." "voted no on the iraq war." "look at this person who grew up with the difficulties, bernie sanders" and his smiley faces. he was likable which is something she can't do. she is grotesque. >> she has a problem with the warmth issue. >> i see what you are saying. bernie is more passive aggressive and hillary is more aggressive, uh greatest sigh. a aggressive. i appreciate the aggressive, aggressive. >> that's how she will counter the sexist mind-set. >> she lies a lot and there is that. >> people do feel like she is kind of a dude. it is not like the regular run ins. she is a little like a dude. >> in spirit. >> i am not saying she is a dude. >> there was a lot of heat on the panel. they are getting thouing. they are getting nothing. >> the gop presidential hopeful has a list of demands and if the thet work moderated the debates jim gilmore will kill a hostage. he

as facebook ads become higher quality, the price goes up.'re trying different strategies to achieve this revenue growth. i think increasingly see -- you see situations like ad blocker on mobile phones. facebook has found ways to in bed -- embed advertising so deeply into the product, it is more difficult to block. none of the ad blockers do it. , they areore we go still missing in that big market in china. is that seen as a headwind for facebook? sarah: mark zuckerberg said he does not feel like he can connect the world fully until he connects the biggest country. however, china has a big, vibrant, advertising market for facebook. they connect to sell ads to people in other countries. they are still going into china. zuckerberg is putting his mandarin on display, giving frequent speeches. he is trying to appeal to the chinese potential users. no clarity on whether they will get unblocked. betty: sarah frier in san francisco. still ahead, the valeant drama hits a fever pitch. the stock is tanking as the third-largest investor comes out in sup

controversy over nazi and imperial japan imagery used in the ad campaign. trains running from new york's grand central station to times square were wrapped in ads for the show, which imagines a world where the axis powers won world war 2. while the ads don't contain any swastikas, they feature the nazi imperial eagle with a cross emblem and wreath. many took to social media to complain about the subway ad, calling the campaign offensive and in poor taste. still ahead on news four at noon... being a full time caretaker for your parents or grandparents can be stressful. we'll show you one woman who has found the perfect recipe to relieve the stress of being a full time caretaker to her aging grandmother. here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji after your thanksgiving meal tomorow, you might be tempted to give your dog scraps from the table. we'll tell you why you should avoid feeding them leftovers. and with increased holiday travel, the chances of losing your luggage after a flight goes up, we'll tell you what you can do a thanksgiving meal isn'

the same ads were aired on 17 other affiliate stations in iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina. these four candidates are not polling very well here in iowa. so i spoke with kwwl political analyst chris larimer who says they need to stay current but it's a little too early for votes to see the same ads every commercial break. the l lsting effect oo the power of television ads right now is caucus time will remember anything about the content of the ads that were aired this last week but i think what the their campaign about the individual candidates that say hh we are still in this..we are still viable. nbc network said trump was on air for 12 minutes and 5 seconds when hh hosted snl...so that's exactly the same air time the four candidates had to run their ads this past weekend..and when you think about auick ads..that's a lot of air time between the four. now i spooe about the equal time rule in detail with our general manager here at kwwl, jim mckernan and i'm working on that story coming up tonight at 6. we've got you covered, lauren moss ...kwwl news. thanks lauren- george p

carson' s ads will air mainly in the south. emily: it' s something many hope we will see anytime soon. this is no coming from northern arizona which got its first major snowfall of the season. nearly nine inches fell, breaking a 90 year record for snow. and check out this image of nasa taken from space. it shows the cyclone making fall in yemen at hurricane strength yesterday. on record to strike that country and it' drop more rain than the country normally gets in the course of a cindy: the hurricane season in the atlantic goes through of various we are keeping an ion. -- keeping an eye on. in the meantime -- erika: it is the most spectacular day. today is closer to 80 in boston, so i don' t think we are going to get warm. you can see chicago and canada with this warm air and you can see the pictures of the snow, 35 in denver. clearly the nation is divided with the cold air out west. by the time we get into the weekend, the jet stream will go briefly. lift up and temperatures will moderate. over boston and that has helped to b

donald trump releasing new ads today, including here in new hampshire. abc' s stephanie ramos continues our commitment coverage from washington. stephanie: the political air war is in full steam. trump releasing his first radio ads of the 2016 campaign this morning. >> i don' t disappoint people. i produce. stephanie: and trump is live this weekend. night live this week. s snl well with some hispanic groups. s 30 rock headquarters in new york city. to cancel trump' s hosting gig over his controversial remarks on immigration. >> so let me just say this. ben carson is a complete and total loser. hitting the airwaves with a rap-themed ad. the carson campaign launching a 60 second urban radio ad specifically targeting young black voters. donald trump' s radio ads will start airing today in early primary states. dr. carson' s will air mainly in the south for the next 2 weeks. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. adam: another candidate is throwing his hat in the ring to replace outgoing governor maggie hassan. longtime seacoast businessman and former state

39 year old barbara watkins both from des moines, died tuesday and they are more than two numbers added... they serve as a cautionary tale the numbers are real... "kind of scratching our heads right now as to what happenediowa state troopers say around 12:30 pm tuesday 14 year old bryneisha watkins with an instructional permit driving with mother sabrina and her two sisters 13 year old natasha and 11 year old nataija attempted to pass a semi heading west along i-80 near newton, lost control sending the vehicle into the north ditch where both nataija and natasha were ejected... under iowa law you can be 14 years old as long as you have an instructional permit and you have a family member over the age of 21." iowa law also states a permittee shall not operate a motor vehicle if the number of passengers exceeds the number of safety belts which the family fell in line with...but the injuries to natasha and the death of nataija could have been lessened... " we believe at this they were not wearing seatbelts in the back seat and under the age of 18 you have to be wearing your seltbelt... the

and thursday we are ad. now the reason we are so warm on thanksgiving and 62 friday, the line of rain that is going to be getting closer to us, which will get here by saturday, before it gets here, it brings in warm air. 59-degree reading on thanksgiving pretty nice. >> we'll bundle up tonight though. >>> thank you lonnie. >>> the jets made a surprising move today. steve obermeyer is in next. >> reporter: the jets waiving a former first round pick today. we are going to give you the find out next in sports. (vo) if you live in new york and you're eligible for medicare, empire blue cross blue shield can help you get a great plan at a great rate! our medicare advantage plans pay for many of the costs original medicare doesn't. so you can focus on other important decisions. empire plans help protect you from high medical costs. members have access to our trusted network of local and national doctors and hospitals, and can visit doctors 24/7 from home with livehealth online. plus get dental coverage, vision bene

an ad campaign raises eyebrows on the ground. even the mayor says it's offensive. >>> water gushing into the streets. there's good news about the water main break. >>> it's not just the meal that takes timing. the best and worst to hit the road. >>> and what are the odds of a minivan taking a jolt and kept going. >>> changes are underway for the weather. the break. >>> the boil water advisory in hoboken has been lifted. >> much to the relief of people cooking their thanksgiving dinner. however, the water main break that prompted this advisory is still causing some problems. here's more. >> reporter: water is still pouring into this intersection on hoboken south side. and several streets remain blocked off. increased traffic is still a problem after a water main break on sunday. >> i haven't seen left my apartment. this is the first day. >> reporter: why is that? >> because i can't get anywhere. >> reporter: efforts to repair the broken water main have been unsuccessful. but the water -- this mother of two said the water is still