if you have a question for dr. jill, he might pets@kpix.com and we'll have dr. jill answer your friday right here at noon. >>> cubby and i will be right back. stay right there. ,,,,,,,,,, i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. tree arrives in new york's >>> well, you know the holiday season is upon us when the giant christmas tree arrives in new york's rockefeller center. the 78-foot ten ton norway spruce was cut down wednesday in upstate new york and delivered today. the annual tree lighting takes place on december 2. always love seeing it lit up. >> think it's what, 49 days away. >> is it? you have been counting every day. >> 50 was yesterday. >> have you done any shopping? >> nothing. >> not a thing. >> give me a month or two. >> a couple gifts but that's it. >>> this is a popular feature in mexican cooking, i would know, because the mild flavor complements other ingredients. fresh grocer tony tantillo takes us shopping fo

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here to talk about it is dr. jill the most mellow cat i have met. >> unlike cubby who was restless last week. >> let's talk about feline infectious peritonitis. >> it's my least favorite disease that cats get. i don't think any veterinarian likes it. it's caused by the coronavirus. fip is uniformly lethal. we don't have any good way to test for it. we have some tests that give us the sense of they might have it. we call it a rule-out disease. if the pet is sick, call if you have any change in the pets at aller we basically try to rule out everything and if we find they don't have metabolic or bacterial infection or intestinal disease or whatever, then fip becomes very high on our list. some of the symptoms can be that they are very lethargic, don't want to eat. if they have the wet form they will have an abdomen that fills up with fluid or have trouble breathing if the fluid is in the chest. we are not exactly sure 100% how it's transmitted but it's definitely through the feces and so there's some thought that contami

here to help us is dr. jill chase and a vocal indigo. hi, sweetie. how are you? australian shepherd. she is great. >> isn't she pretty? > what are the dos and don'ts? what should we keep away from the dogs ? >> i never, ever like you to feed people food. and this is a really tricky time of year. i have to say that veterinarians this time of year we see a lot of -- she is leaving. [ laughter ] >> come, indigo. >> a lot of inflammation of the pancreas mainly from eating things that are cooked in butter or fat. so you know, we want to avoid any of those types of foods. onion and garlic burst red blood chelce even cooked causing anemia. -- blood cells and even cooked causing anemia. something that's very dangerous and if you could be mindful of is the garbage can. it gets in the garbage can and then the dog or cat will eat it and that's a major problem. sometimes you have to have surgery. >> if you must, maybe a little white turkey for the dog but maybe not but the turkey bones, no. >> off limits. no turkey bonings. and i agree if you must feed something, then just t

diane: it's not often that you have the first lady, prince harry, and dr. jill biden cheering on your team, but today would it service members had a chance to show off their skills on the court. >> it really helps with recovery. tone: all in an effort promote prince harry's invictus games in the u.s. he saw a similar event in colorado two years ago and wanted to make it an international competition. >> the invictus games change the perception of physical and mental injury. we got indirect fire, rocket propelled grenades back to back. the five people she was with that day, she was the only one to survive. >> i had a really hard time dealing with it. around others going through similar issues has helped in her road to recovery. it took nearly a year before she gave adaptive sports a chance. >> it was hard to cope with my new normal. ever since, she has not looked back, helping her turn her life around while building lifelong relationships and a love of the game. the invictus games will be held in orlando, florida, next year at the espn wide world of sports in orla

faces off against dr. jill mccabe, who is the democrat here, handpicked by the governor. she's the medical director with innova health system. she calls mccabe extreme and a career politician. these two clash over abortion and gun rights. a lot at stake and so that's why they want everyone who can vote to get out and vote today. that's the latest live from rosa parks elementary in woodbridge. back to you. >> the senate could have a power switch today depending on how voting goes. the house of delegates, republicans hold control, even though all 100 seats in the house are up for election, many expect the republicans to keep control. in fairfax, there is an open seat on the board of supervisors in the sully district. republican john guevara is facing kathie smith. in loudoun county, four people are vying to become chairman of the county board of supervisors. current chairman scott york jumped back in the race after former board member shawn williams dropped out. he is facing democrat phyllis randell, republican charlie king and independent thomas balancom. bill euille is ru

. >> reporter: dr. jill waibel is burn survivors using a type of laser. >> hi. >> reporter: she has now begun a series of treatments, smoothing thick scar tissue and relieving the pain after all these years. >> it doesn't really matter if a scar is two years old, ten years old, 40 years old, 80 years old. it will respond to the laser beautifully. >> kim, you're doing amazing. if you need a break, tell us. >> reporter: dr. waibel uses a fractionated laser. one small section of skin at time. and she's doing all this for free. she calls it an honor. >> she's not only a living reminder of the horrible side effects of war, including children in war. she's such a beautiful human being that i think brings so much hope to so many that i just feel privileged to get to know her. be part of her journey. and kim phuc. it took me eleven years to finally track down the ecephidon megolis. gorgeous, isn't he? it was pricey, but a total bargain compared to this little beauty. (vo) a new york man spent $3.2 million on a dead

the first lady and dr. jill biden are also unwavering supporters of veterans and service members. they have joined forces to bring the public and private sectors together in support of employment of service members, veterans and all of their family members among many other innerves. veterans could not ask for stronger advocates than our president, vice president, and their wives. ladies and gentlemen, it's a great personal and professional honor to present to you, our commander in chief. please join me in welcoming the president of the united states, barack obama. [ applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. please be seated. thank you. >> thank you, bob, for your service to our nation as an army airborne ranger, and your tireless work on behalf of your fellow veterans to vice president joe biden, general dunford, major general becker, distinguished guests, to our outstanding veteran's service organizations and their leadership, to our men and women in uniform, and most of all, to our proud veterans and your families, it is a great privilege to be with you once ag

. -- the first lady and dr. jill biden are also unwavering supporters. to bring the public and private sectors together in support of employment of service members, veterans and their family members among many other initiatives. veterans could not ask for stronger advocates and our president, vice president, and their wives. ladies and gentlemen, it is a great personal and professional honor to present to you our commander-in-chief. in welcoming the president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. please be seated. thank you. bob for your service to our nation. as an army airborne ranger. and your tireless work on behalf of your fellow veterans. biden, president joe general dunford, major general becker, distinguished guests. veteransutstanding service organizations and their leadership. our men and women in uniform. to our proudll, veterans and your families. it is a great privilege to be with you once again. and to captain laurent gruenberg, tomorrow will be my honor to present you with the medal of honor, our n

the first lady and dr. jill biden are also unwavering supporters in their own right. joined forces to bring the public and private sectors together in support of employment of service members, veterans, and their family members, among many other initiatives. veterans could not ask for stronger advocates and our president, vice president, and their wives. ladies and gentlemen, it is a great personal and professional honor to present to you our commander-in-chief. please join me in welcoming the president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] president obama thank you. : thank you so much. please be seated. thank you. thank you, bob, for your service to our nation. as an army airborne ranger. and your tireless work on behalf of your fellow veterans. to vice president joe biden, general dunford, major general becker, distinguished guests. to our outstanding veterans service organizations and their leadership. to our men and women in uniform. and most of all, to our proud veterans and your families. it is a great privilege to be with you once again. and to captai

the first lady and dr. jill supporters of veterans and service members in their own right. they have joined forces to bring the public and private sectors together in support of employment of service members, veterans, and all of their family members, among many other initiatives. veterans could not ask for stronger advocates than our president, vice president and their wives. ladies and gentlemen, it's a great personal and professional honor to present to you our commander in chief. please join me in welcoming the president of the united states, barack obama. >> thank you. thank you so much. please be seated. thank you. thank you, bob, for your service to our nation. as an army airborne ranger and your tireless work on behalf of your fellow veterans, to vice president joe biden, general dunford, major general becker, distinguished guests, to our outstanding veterans service organizations and their leadership, to our men and women in uniform, and most of all, to our proud veterans and your families, it is a grea

tonight -- ralph fiennes, second lady of the united states dr. jill biden, music from against me!od evening everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is good to hear. let's get to the news. ohio voters yesterday rejected a proposal that would have legalized both recreational and medical marijuana. pot advocates were so devastated that there was hardly a dry mouth in the house. [ laughter ]

dr. ben carson when it comes to early childhood and early learning. jill applegate road in wrote in about looking at those before the age of three but dr. carson what is your plan invest in encourage the state to make early education and early care a priority? in our state we have had conversations and debate about whether the state eventually the federal government i suppose but what their role should be in preschools? should taxpayers finance preschools for a certain age of children four-year-old, three-year-old, how do you feel that? >> well, first, the government i would have involved in a few things as possible to be honest with you. i would try to push those responsibilities back on the private sector. they seem to do a much better job, quite frankly, than the government does anyway. it was never really the purview of the government to get in -- involved in every specked -- every aspect of our lives with education. i would like come obviously to types of programs work the best in terms of getting the most out of the students. everything should be dat

jill schlesinger for kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> get your hairspray out. it's windy! captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ >> maya: dr.am not here to judge anybody, no matter what you all think. you condemn me for giving up on my first born. now you want me to turn my back on nicole? >> nicole: daddy, this isn't the same. >> julius: maya, why didn't you guys tell me that you were doing this when we were at the house, if you weren't ashamed? >> vivienne: dr. march, i know us barging in here must seem like -- >> dr. march: i just technically can't discuss this case with anyone who isn't my patient. but realistically, i work with families, and sometimes families have work to do that doesn't involve me. i'm going to give you some time. >> vivienne: thank you. >> maya: is there any more to say? don't you at some point just have to let us live our lives?

dr. seuss-like. >> very cute. >> 49 shopping days -- >> i never met a truffle chip i didn't like. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.comend. >> thank you. >>> a thief goes after a cell phone but this phone happened belong to none other than serena williams. we are going to tell you what she did to get her phone back coming up. >> and taking a live look at 880 in oakland, liza is going to be back to let us know how the roads are looking around the bay area and roberta with that all-important weekend foreign. bags. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, complete forec >>> good morning. taking a look, this is a beautiful view this morning from oakland looking out toward the bay bridge in the city of san francisco. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. 50s near the seashore. we have the full weekend forecast coming up in a matter of minutes. >>> an arrest at a council meeting in alameda and a protestor faces battery charges. 68-year-old bob davis resisted arrest after an angry mob stormed the city council chambers wednesday night. during the melee, an assistant city manager had his hip broken. the council was debating an emergency moratorium on rent