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. -- merrill lynch to follow the lehman bankruptcy, i think you and i agree merrill would have gone. >> right. >> what would have happened if the bofa hadn't made that deal on merrill on that sundaysome. >> it would have -- they wouldn't have lasted, in my judgment, you know, it couldn't have lasted a week. what people missed, and i think it was easy to miss, was-a doozy. -- it was a doozy. these excesses had been building up for a long time. i knew we were overdue for a credit crisis. i told the president that when i came to washington, but i didn't expect anything of this magnitude. but it had been building up in the united states and in europe. as you can see from reading the papers, it's still working its way through. institutions had been sitting on losses. we'd be pressing them to recognize losses, raise capital. but, so simultaneously we had on the same weekend we learned about the extent of aig's problems on saturday. lehman, the run had already started on lehman. it was -- merrill was going to be right there. so you had those throe institutions, and, you know -- those three

merrill was a great franchise. i joined merrill when it was in a lot of trouble. of dollars of losses. absenty believed that the lehman bankruptcy and all the things that happened afterwards, if i had had time, i couldn't fix the problems at merrill and that would've been a better outcome. the problem with the sale to bank of america is it really changed the overall nature of the company. bank of america is a much bigger company. and much, much more bureaucratic. stephanie: we're in 2008 and ben bernanke put his book out. many people have applauded him and the work you did. yesterday we set out -- sat here with david stockman and said he must not read it. he gave a really bad title to it. "courage to print." erik: john had a front row seat. john: most of the books that are written is history as they would like it to be remembered. stephanie: isn't that the way history works? isn: elements of that book the history as they wanted to be remembered. i think there is no question that the single biggest mistake of the financial crisis was allowing lehman brothers to go

i'm kate merrill. >> and i'm lee merrill. students are holding a vigil in madeline's honor. jim armstrong has our stop story. >> reporter: it's a difficult time here at medway high school. just a short time ago, parents, teachers, coaches and students gathered here at the school and then headed to madeline's neighborhood for an emotional candlelight vigil. a community in mourning. the town of medway coming together in memory of one of their own. a candlelight vigil is being held in honor of 17-year-old madeline lamson. madeline was killed friday night when her car struck a tree in franklin and burst into flames. >> one of the most remarkable women i have ever coached and my heart is just broken that we've lost her so young. and my team is devastated. >> reporter: her friends called her maddy, and she was a three- sport athlete at medway high. classmates and school officials say she was always upbeat and happy and they can't believe what has happened. >> i went downstairs and talked to my mom and she talked about after she got an email, and it wasn't real, didn't feel real. >

tonight, much of merrill, iowa is without power. tonight, much of merrill, iowa is without power. midamerican energygyeports two affecting 422 customers. there's no word on what caused the outage, or how long it might take to fix the problem. sac county sheriff's office released the names of three men injured in an explosion at the proliant plant in n tton, iowa last night. 34-year-old earl moore of ohio was inside a large storage tank to patch a seam when the explosion occurred. the other two victims were identified as 32-year old manuel ruiz of ohio was assisting 52- year old dana boom of lake view, iowa. they were in the room at the time of the explosion. moore and ruiz were transported to loring hospital in sac city, ia they were then taken to the university of nebraska of medical center in omaha. boom was transported to stewart memorial hospital in lake city where he was treated and released. "right now they're trying to focus on whwh caused the explosioioinside this tank. moore was actctlly inside this large storage tank, getting ready to weld when it exploded." investigator

you can take the word out of merrill reese mouth as he is calls interception in the end zone where ald goal would have won it. the the fans outside stadium and everybody waking up we normally like distract from the event around the world in the news room and the news is distracting for sure for eagles fans but not in a good way. >> if bradford didn't get hurt, we would have won. sanchez didn't hurt. matthews getting hurt was a big deal. one point loss. we should president have lost that. it was a given win. hopefully we can win the next two; they are easy. >> they have a problem with the coach trying to throw the ball on 10 yards with the the backup quarterback instead of the running ball. we're down by one. that is a big problem with the eagles right now. the coach is a big problem. welcome to town, coach, big, big problem. >> reporter: i like the the fan that said the next two are pretty easy. this was supposed to be the easiest of the next three, before this game dolphins had fired their head coach. they are in total disarray. you've got them at home and they stink and they beat y

at bank of america merrill lynch.anus: facebook shares hit a new record high after another quarter of consensus beating expectations. we look at what's behind the big beat. ♪ manus: welcome back. this is "the pulse." we are live on bloomberg television and radio. helpedk, the earnings send the company's stock price to a record in after-hours trading. the world's biggest social media company posted better-than-expected sales figures. caroline hyde is in dublin. talk us through these numbers. it's all about the mobile advertising revenue. caroline: it really is. we are seeing 41% growth in sales, profit rising, but the number that stands out to me, 1.5 5 billion. that is how many users they have accessing their profile every month. that is 20% of the world population. 40% of the world population clicks on their facebook every single day. they are doing it largely through mobile. this is why they are able to charge that much more, with videos and created content going onto instagram as well. it just means they are able t

tim: heres a picture from north west iowa from beth williams fred: picture from jan bottger near merril iowa thank you for pictures and make sure to keep to news at kcau tv dot com and you could see your pictures on air during our news cast! jenna: a sioux city auto body shop was robbed at gunpoint by someone posing to be a customer. earlier this afternoon... police were called to k-and-n auto repair on the 12-hundred block on villa avenue. an employee says the man came in asking to have his car worked on.... but when they went to look at the vehicle he pulled a gun on the employee. the suspect, who is described as an african american male in his 20's made off with the employees wallet. sioux city police are still looking for the suspect. tim: today presidental candidate ted cruz was in sioux city at a town hall meeting at briar cliff university . prior to the event i sat down with the the presidential candidate and iowa congressman steve king. "they've been playing on fear in order to score political points, or to said president tim seaman so do you expect to sit down with him when he

kate merrill wbz. >>> our number of tonight 42 million. that's how many americans are this holiday. >> the ring leader of the deadly attacks was planning more violence when he was they say abdel abaaoud -- president francois hollande was at the white house today. >> isil or deash poses a threat to all of us. it cannot be tolerated. it must be destroyed and we must do it together. >> he some say the battle can only be won with troops on the ground. by turkey and president vat puttin' says it was an attack. >>> cell phone records show there were 13 phone calls between miss bordner and mr. owens, before the day she was killed. we have seized cell phone records that linked him to the murder. >>> they are looking for two other people charged with being connected to the murder. >>> jim armstrong tells us at least eight homes have been hit -- >> reporter: norwood police say the total no, ma'am of break-ins stand at eight all of them from monday. >> we had houses within a few of each other hit in certain neighborhoods. >> reporter: the leaves got

kate merrill. >>> this is a set back for specifically the some things taken from the suv. >>> a woman found burned inside a car in worcester. thomas hogan is a suspect in the case but for now he is only charged with lying to the police about his relationship with the victim and the victim's name has not been released. >>> a clergy sex abuse survivor making it to the movie boston. >> reporter: mark vincent heely came all the way to the united states to see the movie. he like so many survivors was left to deal with the horrible after math. his life work now involves studying and addressing the long lasting affects of clergy sexual abuse on children and train to go help survivors and he says this does a good job of telling how boston globe reporters uncovered the story, but he wants to make sure people don't forget about the survivors. >> i'm hoping after the movie that one worldwide that people will understand what we went through, especially the survivor groups into making sure this story was told. >> reporter: it won't make it too ireland until january. he flew here to boston yesterda

the small plane went down not far from merrill middle school near the intersection of shriver avenue and country club boulevard in des moines. the plane was carrying members of the iowa state university women's cross country team. it burst into flames killing all 7 people on board. tonight about 200 people , gathered at the exact spot where the plane crashed, for a special memorial. kcci's kim st. onge is live there with how the community is honoring the victims. looks like we are having some technical difficulties with kim. community members just finished front yard of a home near the intersection of shriver avenue spot where the plane when down 30 years ago. there are 7 luminaries, one for each of the victims. but you'll also notice there in that video that there are dozens of other luminaries lighting up the entire area. you can look at the drawing which has a special meaning. , it's actually former head coach ron renko's cyclone women's running signature. he died in the crash. there is even a picture or of two one of the victims here, stephanie streit, who was a student athletic

phyllis johnson of merrill, iowa is celebrating her 99th birthday today. ronn dirks of sioux city is celebrating his 80th birthday today. henry lamprecht of onawa, iowa is celebrating his 91st birthday today. gerry klas of sioux city is celebrating her 100th birthday today. if you or someone you know is having a birthday of 80 years or more or an anniversary of 50 years or more, please send in their name (and correct pron), address and telephone number along with their pictures to ktiv. please make sure to have all the information printed and send it in at least two weeks in advance. if you would like your picture returned please include a self addressed stamped envelope. happy birthday from all of us at the city of sioux city is getting behind plans for an agriculture exposition and learning center. the council has approved donating the 12 acres of land at the former john morrell site for the project, plus two-million dollars paid out over ten years through the capital improvement plan budget. the expo center would cost 11 to 14-million dollars. activitie

as kate merrill reports it is a hit on social media. >> mercedes benz is a cambridge baseball player on a mission. >> people learn how girls like baseball. >> tired of being treated differently than the boys? >> we need to treat female athletes like males. >> nie owemi knows the frustration and in a class project she noted a troubling trend. >> i googled female athletes and it was just the hottest athletes you have seen. >> with female athletes it was about their bodies and looks and rarely their talents. >> i could not find a female athlete that was judged on performance. >> and her frustration turned to this, the female athletes of boston's facebook page about local females in action. just like you would see for the men. >> and for female athletes, a level playing field is all they really want. they need to see my skills. i'm an athlete. >> terry is a major league baseball umpire and time for society to change. >> we just want to join in the fun and participate and reach our full potential. >> and lots of others seem to agree, the page that started on sunday is lighting up. >> reac

america merrill lynch move index measures price swings in u.s. debt. this week, it fell to the lowest level of the year. abnormal two charts. 2 for the price of one. market risk index measuring volatility across equities, rates, commodities, and currency. i've drawn a green line through anything above zero, showing more relativity than zero. normal. look at the last month. volatility has been little changed from where was in september and it reached its three and a half year high. that leads to the question, are finally succeeding in their methods of communication. there is no volatility? joe: one of the big criticisms of janet yellen was she is failing to communicate. if you look at the market, the market does not seem particularly worried. mark: betty, go for it. drumroll. betty: thus the only thing that mark wants to hear. mark wins it today. he has 2 for the price of one. joe, you forgot to turn off your appointment reminder. joe: somebody show me how to do that. mark: and also, joe did the chart that he was going to do two days ago. like i did yes

i am kate merrill. >> and i am ken macleod. >> jim smith is live in melrose now with the developing story. >>> garrett swasey grew up right here in downtown melrose. tonight, he is being remembered as a devoted family man with a big heart and the pain is being >> a heartbroken community in colorado springs. remembering the victims of friday's shooting rampage. three people were killed and nine others wounded. garrett swasey, a massachusetts native who grew up in melrose. the mayor was a high school classmate. >> there were other people in melrose hoover the name and they are in shock and disbelief. and his wife rachel, his two speechless. >> the chief says many of his officers also new swayze. swayze graduated in 1989. >> not only do you lose a son, and i can see this is >> the suspect is described as a loner who spent time in the woods with no electricity. he is called a terrorist. >> we are here to on of those killed yesterday by a domestic terrorist. we are here to honor the work of planned parenthood and stand with them in solidarity. >> as the campus police officer was not required t

my second point on the merits, merrill says juvenile defenders should not have to die in prison with no chance for rehabilitation and no consideration of youth. that important rule changed the substantive outcomes available. indeed this court said that life without prison should be uncommon. the individual sentence before miller there remains about 1500 deserve a chance at redemption. thank you. >> thank you, council. mr. bernstein? the court appointed you to brief and argue this case against this court's jurisdiction. you have ably discharged that responsibility for which the court is grateful. the case is submitted. >>> having business before the honorable, the supreme court of the united states to admonish them and give them their attention. >> he boldly posed the forced internment of japanese americans during world war ii. after being convicted for failing to report for relocation, he took his case all the way to the supreme court. >> and this week on cspan's landmark cases, we'll discuss the historic supreme court case of korematsu versus the united states. after the attack on p

. >> i'm kate merrill. thanks for joining us tonight. the former babysitter accused of kidnapping that girl faces charges. >> reporter: kate, the toddler was released from boston children's hospital earlier today, just a couple of days after police say she was kidnapped from her home here in a bizarre case that really still has a lot of unanswered questions. wbz has chosen not to use the toddler's name, or photo, because of the sensitivity of the case. this is abigail hanna, the 21- year-old former babysitter accused of kidnapping a baby girl. police say she broke into the family's south hamilton home. the child was found hours later, 8 miles away on the side of the road. >> i see the child sitting there in the leaves. wife discovered the girl and called police. >> she was shivering, shacking, and i tried not to startle her, ai approached her slowly. i just noticed she was cold, so i went over to her. >> reporter: she say she was naked. her head shaved, and she had a gash on her head. investigators are revealing little about the case. ha

they are outraged and want justice for their sonton kate merrill has the story. >> he was a good father, good son. jared was our first kid, a kid kid and became a great man. >> reporter: now his parents, fiance and friends are comforting one another at his mansfield home after he was killed in this crash on 45. his mother admits she is in shock. >> i have it hard to believe that -- i find it hard to believe that he is gone, and especially how it happened. >> reporter: police say michael hinds was drunk and intentionally crashed into jared and his friend not once off exit 12. records show this isn't hinds' first oui. we went to hinds' home where a woman chased us off the property screaming and making threats. police were called in. >> the best i could say about the creature that caused the accident, who already has priors, he shouldn't have been driving. 1.9 at 10:00 in the morning. >> reporter: his mom and dad now just want justice for their son and a tough sentence. >> i just hope like crazy that will give him the maximum amount of time. >> reporter: there was another man, a passenger

in hopkinton, kate merrill, wbz this morning. >>> parents in hudson, new hampshire had a scare this hall hoe wean. a parent -- halloween. a parent found a razor blade inside. police are investigating. >>> 62-year-old den nice robert was shot and killed while out for a walk on a sung evening last -- on a sunday evening last august. there is a reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> a stray bullet rips through the walls of a home, and it just misses a woman's head. she says her scarves actually stopped the bullet. bree is here now with the brockton woman's very close call. hi, bree. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn. this mother of three tells us she kept her children home on halloween because she was concerned for their well being. she knows she lives in a tough neighborhood but thought inside of her house is a safe place. she was up late watching television in her bedroom early sunday morning. she heard a shot and thought it hit the wall. she checked on her mother in the next room and everyone was okay. so they went back to bead. it wasn't until hours later when daylight reveal

at the boston garden, kate merrill, wbz this morning. >>> coming up, a newton golf course accused of discrimination. >> a lawsuit by former wbz sports anchor bob lobel and yes says the club is discriminating against him. >> do you drink carbonated water? >>> welcome back. it's 4:41 on your thursday morning. mcdonald's upping the game when it comes to snacks. >> one national food chain is doing away with tipping. jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange with today's money watch. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, chris and bree. joe's crab shack will become the first major national restaurant chain to test the no- tipping policy. the menu prices will go up by about 12 to 15%. staff will have a higher base bay. new york restaurant owner danny meyer recently announced he is banning tipping at his restaurants. >>> macy's stocks fell 14% yesterday after the retailer said sales fell in the last quarter. macy's said the unexpectedly warm weather this fall had fewer people buying sweaters and coats, but macy's also thinks sales will fall next year. there is good

nice, big, woodrow wilson merrill. >> as they put it, woodrow wilson was a races racist. >> our country dealing with racist history which include slaveholding and the activists solution of black people on this campus. secondly it is cultural for professors who are not trained in racial identity. >> they have a place for african-american students can feel safe and love. wilson has long history here, he was a president of princeton university from 1902 until 1910. he served as new jersey governor , and then became president of the united states. he was a democrat and was seen as progressive at the time. he also heavily supported segregation and slaveholding even. today there are about 20 members were still in the presence off as you slept there overnight. they refuse to leave until their demands are met. the atrium is full of students. i want to add that the group is very vocal. behind closed doors they actually agreed that woodrow wilson was a racist but he wanted students to also understand just how much he did for the university, new jersey, jersey, and the united states. but is it app

but we were if you -- beware if you mess with the merrill. >> -- with the mural. >> 18 generations of your family will be cursed. >> reporter: cursed or not people hope -- they hope people will see their project as they do, as good as gold. sharon chan, kpix 5 the group 8 -- hopes to paint more murals in oakland on chinatown. >>> these brothers came to the rescue of america's national bird and it was caught on camera. they were hunting in ontario last week when they found the bird stuck in a trap. it's talent was caught so the brothers had a sweatshirt over it too, down and eventually they were able to three it. before they set the eagle -- sent the eagle on its way they snapped the selfie that is now all over the internet work they said they were astonished at how big the bird was closer. here it is, with one little tossed the ball to go spread it's wings. both brothers say they were happy they were there to help the bird. >> so beautiful. >> it was two canadian brothers in ontario canada. >> the cold front we head to seven days ago that raced through in about three hours, it has bee

week >>mark: antalya ron was shot and killed back in september what it was painting a super heroes merrillas open and the suspect was arrested on friday police are not on to release his name until he is formally charged with murder and mass- bars this woman suspected of stabbing and killing his own parents >>anny hong: the province of david wilson and asian or found incited between hills neighborhood home yesterday the tech to save the uncle saw him at the home of bloodstains on his fighting he is in jail and menace in accounting in the next few days to be brought to santa rosa to face the judge >>mark: we're live inside the arena where they're getting ready for tipoff. >>will tran: the type another edition of test how much the tickets are there are some tickets available is technically sold out of their resells better going on because people want to make money by not being here. >>will tran: 42 t a dollars and their 400 to four free sell tickets off sphene you will not affect to go what the two ornamenting this is the hottest of regular-season ticket in years they're going for immortality

the show there, sport director don bell, leslie van arsdale, pat gallen and the voice of the birds, merrill will join you live from the link at 11:30, right here on cbs-3. >> meantime, it was a big win for the temple owls football season. taking on memphis tigers, no you retain first place in the conference east division, moving to nine and two, on the season, with the 31 to 12 win. temple did clinch the aacs division tight walt win on saturday at the linc against connecticut in their regular season finale. >>> well, temple football fans celebrated the latest win by chanting the fight song at the linc. of course, they are filled with pride. take a listen. >> another week, we will beat uconn here next week, we are very excited. >> i come with my roommates to every game. it is a great atmosphere, great school spirit. >> this win is big. i think since 1979 they've done better than they ever have done before. and it is great. >> yes, so many people, so excited, once again, on to the regular season finale next saturday at the linc. let's hope they take that one home, move onto what is it the pla

second half, abby merrill with a good chance. but her shot is turned away by pinkerton' s abigail doherty. on the other end, abigail amato centers. madison lolicata gets a shot off, but mackenzie jackson is there. final seconds of regulation, winnacunet with a chance and madeline anastasia stuffs in the corner. warriors score with one second left. they win the division i championship. division iii is still underway. half. berlin leads 3-0. complete highlights tonight. sprint cup highlights after tt2watv#@6d bt@q:98 tt2watv#@6d "a@q*5\ tt2watv#@6d bm@q!>p tt4watv#@6d " dztq ;!0 tt4watv#@6d " entq k%p tt4watv#@6d " gzt& r"( tt4watv#@6d " hnt& b,d tt4watv#@6d " iztq (e< tt4watv#@6d " jntq :5\ tt4watv#@6d " lzt& "x people make mistakes. like paying too much for wireless. so switch to u.s. cellular and we guarantee we'll beat the price on your current verizon or at&t plan. that's right, guaranteed to beat. plus, right now we'll give you a $150 promo card when you switch. don't let your next mistake be missing out. switch to u.s. cellu

starting tomorrow at 11:30 on sunday kickoff join me don bell pat gallen and merrill reese live fromc tomorrow at 11:30 right here on cbs3. >> that should be a good game. >> i think it's going to be a close one. >> they have a short week the eagles. >> right, they play in detroit. >> okay. >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. the philadelphia fire department is training the firefighters and paramedics of the future. 50 young people actually were honored during the closing ceremony for the fire explorers program. "eyewitness news" at the fire academy on pennypack street. the explorer program is for young people ages 14 to 21 who are interested in working the fire and ems field. and we wish them t >> an unusual sight in utah. check out these flying sheep. wildlife workers flew around the state's washington county picking up big horn sheep actually. this is done to make sure the herds don't get too large. officials are worri

chris merrill is the director of the international writing program at the university of iowa. tyler carrington teaches german and german studies at cornell college. i'd like to begin by asking you about your own experiences with online education. we have amongst us people who've enrolled in courses as students, people who've authored courses, people who've delivered courses, people who've overseen the development of such programs. maybe we begin with you, tyler, about with this. tyler: my experience actually began as a student in an online course. in this case, it was a history course taught completely online. i had a very positive experience with that. this was a history course at the time that i took an adjunct to my undergraduate education on campus. since then, i have found a way to pull in online education, digital tools, apps, online platforms into my german language instruction, i think to great effect. that has been my general experience with it, a ad, overall, a very positive one, although i do see some limitations to it. i'll be looking forwardrdto discussing those.

. >>> as the first american ice dance team to win olympic gold, merrill davis an charlie white know how to put on a performance performance. put today, we're switching out their ice skates for clown shoes . >>> this is amazing. >> reporter: the challenge, learn three acts with ringling . >>> you are gold medalists. i'm not. but i'm going to bring my a game. >>> i think we're all out of . >>> i am only bringing my b game. you should be okay. >>> let's see how we do. >>> first up, a dance routine. i don't really got that . >>> while i try to be confident i was going up against olympic ice dancers. >>> hey, charlie, doing okay over there? >>> i'm so focused. >>> i still don't know how to flip the fan. >>> fans are the least of my >>> we'll be okay. >>> next up was the meteor act . >>> let's make it happen . >>> what if i hurt someone. >>> i don't know about this. >>> give him some street cred for that . >>> time for the time act. juggling. >>> he was bragging about be being able to juggle earlier . >>> i was . >> reporter: you were . >>> then they brought these out out. do you like my jugg

i'll be joined by less vee van arsdal, pat gallon and merrill reese. >>> fish on you of water. not so much. san jose sharks visit south philadelphia a tonight. they have not lost in 15 years in philadelphia a. the flyers looking to snap a five game losing streak at home. highlights at the 11:00. >>> temple owls on the road for puerto rico tip off taking on minute so the a picking it up in the second half. he had 14 points off the bench. sixty-seven-61. later devon coleman 12 of his 15 points coming in the final seven minutes, that is clutch, temple wins, 75-70. >>> check this out, guys, last night raptors/jazz, tray berk steals it, puts up the shot, and he doesn't come down. you have tall players there. how do you get this. thinks an nba game. guy gets a bloom and knocked it right in. he is celebrating. here we are in 2015, how do you recollect file a situation, a broom of course. >> yes, old school. >> like your backyard, some things just never change. >> brought smiles to everybody. >> yes. >> did they count the points. >> i don't think so. >> got to count the ball. >> thanks

leslie van arsdale, pat gallen, merrill reese foreign site before the big game. toyota sunday kickoff 11:30 sun kay morning right here on cbs-3. >>> and, temple owls basketball taking on the golden go first of minnesota in the opening game of the puerto rico tip-off. i like that, little giggle there. owls three starters back from last year's club that reached the nit finals. temple over minnesota 75 to 70. we like to see. that will owls play butler in round two this afternoon. go owls. >> now against the golden gophers, every time. >> still ahead this morning, "eyewitness news", facebook trying to make breaking up a little bit easier. more on the changes the social network is making coming up in your money watch report. >> first, what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >> police are investigating a sexting incident at plymouth whitemarsh high school. the district says a parent called for the investigation. authorities have found a drop box account. that includes some inapropriate pictures of student. >> local business leaders are trading in their warm beds for cardboa

i'll be joined by lesley vanessas dale, pat gallen, merrill reece an cast of characters.ou then. >>> temple owls on the road for the puerto rico tip off taking on minnesota this afternoon. second half we go. he had 14 off the bench. 67-61 at that point. later it's devon coleman 12 of his 15 coming final seven minutes talk about clutch. temple wins 75-70. we'll be right back. ♪ let's talk about the tribune. philadelphia tribune held 130th anniversary gala tonight. "eyewitness news" at the pennsylvania convention center for the celebration. governor wolf was there along with mayor nutter and so many others. the tribune is the oldest continuously published newspaper in the nation so fussed on the african-american community. congratulations. >> indeed. >> we'll be right back. ♪ >>> that's going to do it for us our morning team is back from 4:30 to 7am for kate, don and everyone here, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on for you at cbsphilly.com. the late show with stephen colbert comes your way neck. >> good night family and sleep well. ♪ >> announcer: th

. >> anchor: as the first ice only to win olympic gold, merrill davis an chilly white know how to put on a performance performance. but today we're switching out their ice skates for clown shoes as we head to the circus. >>> this is amazing. >> reporter: the challenge, learn three acts with ringling bros. barnum and billy circus . >>> you are gold medalists, a not but i will bring my a game . >> reporter: we're all out of our comfort zone . >>> i am only bring my b game. you should be okay . >> reporter: first up, a dance routine. i got that. i totally got that. while i tried to be confident, i was going up against olympic ice dancers. hey, charlie, doing okay over there? >>> i am so focused. >> reporter: i still don't know how to flip the fan . >>> fans are the least of my >>> we'll be okay. next up the meteor act. let's headache it happen. what if i hurt someone? i don't know about this. i improvised going one hand. give him some street credit for that . >>> then it was time for the final act, juggling. >>> he was breaking about being able to juggle earlier . >>> i was? >> reporter:

i'll be joined by lesley vanessas dale, pat gallen, merrill reece an cast of characters. you then. >>> temple owls on the road for the puerto rico tip off taking on minnesota this afternoon. second half we go. he had 14 off the bench. 67-61 at that point. later it's devon coleman 12 of his 15 coming final seven minutes talk about clutch. temple wins 75-70. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. let's talk about the tribune. philadelphia tribune held 130th anniversary gala tonight. "eyewitness news" at the pennsylvania convention center for the celebration. governor wolf was there along with mayor nutter and so many others. the tribune is the oldest continuously published newspaper in the nation so fussed on the african-american community. congratulations. >> indeed. >> we'll be righ ♪ with the

starting tomorrow at 11:30 on sunday kickoff join me don bell pat gallen and merrill reese live fromt here on cbs3. >> that should be a good game. >> i think it's going to be a close one. >> they have a short week the eagles. >> right, they play in detroit. >> okay. >> let's hope they win this it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. the philadelphia fire department is training the firefighters and paramedics of the future. 50 young people actually were honored during the closing ceremony for the fire explorers program. "eyewitness news" at the fire academy on pennypack street. the explorer program is for young people

bank of america, merrill lynch, but the flow. they hedge funds keep on buying the dollar.are retesting a dip into the negative. keep an eye on dollar brand. brand -- dollar rand at a record low. cehic.et to nejra plc,: i'm keeping it u.k. starting with vodafone. the world's second-biggest mobilephone company. europe's debts europe has been a bit of a challenging market. it looks like that could be turning around. today, the company reported a second-quarter service revenue. that is the money he gets from customers. that rose 1.2%. better than expected. third consecutive quarter of revenue growth for vodafone. it was because of a boost from rebounding markets in europe over the past few years. we have seen changes in the management team. the ceo committing billions in new network spending. it looks like it is making a difference and it pushed the shares higher today. it is the will -- it is one of the best performers on the stoxx 600. moving onto national grid. one of the best performers announced today it started a process for the potential sale of a majority stake in a do

colin merrill -- colin miller set up the goal. they host the rangers tomorrow. the 76ers played the celtics last night. a great season. former tilton school star merlins nole played for philly. the 76ers were up by seven points at the half, but boston went on to win the game. the 76ers have now lost 26 straight games dating back to last year. the first annual turkey day dash to the sea is being held on the seacoast today. it starts at hampton academy this morning. 130 runners have signed up. all proceeds will benefit hampton school related causes. if you are hosting a big dinner today, imagine hosting the entire unh football program. the team is heading to skilling' s dining hall this afternoon -- stillings dining hall this afternoon. according to the chef, this was the order list. plus, dessert to top it all off. men, if you are looking to impress the ladies, you may want to eat garlic. eating garlic can make men' s body odors significantly more attractive to women, according to a new research study. this sounds like a great study, right? women described the od

goldman sachs, merrill lynch, now cit.thain always has views on what is right and what is wrong with regulation. >> one part of dodd-frank that i think was a mistake was evil or rule because proprietary -- was the folder rule. rule. volcker that part of the rule was unnecessary and does in fact restrict the bank possibility to make markets -- the bank's ability to make markets. that is not a good thing. erik: here is the thing -- he does not think it needed to be in dodd-frank. the problem is that in many institutions, including merrill lynch, which he took over as ceo , it was not properly managed. we could debate endlessly as to whether it did or did not cause the financial crisis or play a role. he does not think it did. betty: he does not believe it should be in the role of regulators -- it should be in the role of regulators' hands. erik: right, exactly. it should be in the ceos'hands. .ohn thayne has some concerns as all encompassing as dodd-frank seems to be, with hundreds and hundreds of pages, there are things it

another call from bank of america, merrill lynch in a very different industry.enterprise company and cloud storage filesharing company being upgraded over at bank of america. the enterprise were activity a strong, according to be of a. 1350, seeing shares at ,bout $.50 shy of the ipo price the company i feel it back in january at $14. recovering to near those levels today. scarlet: thank you, julie. call it the jedi effect. retailers are counting on star wars toys to knock sailed out of the galaxy. can the star wars franchise deliver? alix: by toys, you will. bloomberg's ramy inocencio digs into the force awakening. ramy: the force awakens in the dark side returns. billion a potential $1 in star wars toy sales. in the heart of new york's time forre, toys "r" us is ready star wars fans to storm in. driver fora huge consumer products, and for the toy industry overall. we are seeing great sales now, we're going to get a big peak around 1218. i'm excited about what we will see next year when kids see the movie. the kids collecting across the whole star wars world. b

lynch asred by merrill a product specialist. i do not know what that means.f was a product circuit. every day -- sergeant. every day, he comes to work with skills he learned in the military. i met him in dallas. he is a medal of honor winner. one of these men who put his bud on the line to save his dies. he talked to me about the challenges he faced transitioning. he had what was then diagnosed as ptsd. the symptoms of posttraumatic stress can be tough on veterans and their families. another problem is the stigma partly because, it is mislabeled a disorder and partly because many people are not aware of the treatment options. some veterans are reluctant to seek help. as a result of this misunderstanding, pts is another barrier to employment and something we are trying to help employers understand to make the results on the job front even better. most doctors would tell you posttraumatic stress is not a disorder. that can result in the experience of battle. it is treatable. and the military and medical communities have made progress in developing effective way

but the kids susan merrill runs the parenting website ima. >> when you want something, you save up for> you want to buy something, it's yours. >> seeing money in the jars reminded them to wait. >> it's really good to see that money grow. they get into it, how much have you saved, i've saved this mo y money. >> it doesn't need to be money. >> prizes, praise. >> when her kids wanted it, they could have it but only after doing something that was hard for them. >> megan wanted a doll. megan, three days staying dry and boom, you could have. >> she could look at the doll -- >> but she couldn't have it. >> what if the child demands a doll now. it's important to not give in to a tantrum. this commercial shows it. this kid wants a bag of chips now. instead of giving in, mom int t imitates him. >> she looks at him, no. >> what's the moral. >> you really can work with your kids. i think sometimes parents are too busy to be consistent or they are too fearful that their child will not like them. >> also. >> lead by example. see how they behave. you have to teach a child to save for a rainy day. kid

the two-room five-heaving i >> reporter: the surface the to do seem like polar opposite the recent merrillt seemed to be netted them >> mark: grads here fast opposed being shed around the world with an era mission tuesday but i still tercel fund. she said she admission food restaurant chasing down guy grabbed her fund right off the seat next to her. i accidently took the wrong found a.. go get back and always and we believe and. and then meet off severances the police say the one here from ms. williams shares get the file a police report. the hall >> pam: lacy's and is upon us. >> mark: bay area mollah demand cave "the year of spieth comes to a close... tour championship winner...and he does indeed take it all." but when it came to medicare, ig was glad i could get a little help. (vo) ingrid and robert called anthem blue cross and found an affordable medicare supplement insurance plan that fills the gaps in medicare coverage, without waiting. now they can focus on other important decisions. are you retired and on a fixed income? anthem blue cross plans help protect you from high medical co

the group has gained territory, cash and recruited pri merrill because of the rage and rebellion of theg to endure for some time. the sunnis of the region will remain in rebellion. the sunni dominated areas will remain in turmoil. and isis will be able to capitalize on this chaos. now, in the long run, isis might find its greatest foes lie within its so-called caliphate. the few reports that are emerging from areas controlled by isis, suggest that people do not like living under a brutal theocratic dictatorship. they live in fear, and even those who chose it as an alternative to shiite rule are growing disenchanted. in this respect, isis is like other radical islamic groups such as the taliban. they have allure in the abstract. once they are actually governing in their medieval bar barrous manner, the allure fades, the disenchantment builds and with it, ever increasing oppression. remember, no one has ever voted isis into power anywhere. they slaughter their way into victory. is isis a threat to the west? the group's leaders declare it is every day. but until recently their ambitions ap

josh: merrill is the title holder for both left and right arm. she told us she went easy on him because she has a competition coming up and doesn't want to get hurt. debates are great. primary process is great. but when you can't settle things, maybe this is the way to do it. jean: i think she's going to win here. josh: his face is turning red. jean: looks like she's letting him have it. josh: well, got to admire him for trying. thank you for joining us. very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where this is how we're going to every politician comes in and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made a lot o

the so it was worse day in history, call that rake leaves, listen to merrill reese tell me about this, what an ugly loss. and then they have to gear up for a game in a few days in thanksgiving. >> when everyone is watching. >> are we done? have these players given up? we will take a look. >> what about the fans. >>> one of the biggest who will will day event just days away we're talking about macy's thanksgiving day parade. we will show you how new yorkers are getting ready hoping for the best and preparing for the the the worst in light of the recent terror attacks. >>> it the is november, it is fall but boy it is cold out there this morning. hey just in time for thanksgiving. sue will track that for us. >> good day, it is monday, november 23rd, 2015. >> how much did you win. >> 300 you went to the ac. >> when your friend coming up from florida they see florida, they love city hall and beauty and then they are like atlantic city is close, right. >> they want to gamble. >> what did you play. >> i played spanish 21. >> as opposed to european 21. >> as opposed to blackjack. >> i love bl

. >> so when the financial system breaks down and the point where morgan stanley doesn't trust merrilllynch, the whole system is in danger and if no one had stepped in and done anything and we had a collapse of financial markets in a deep deflation depression, then business owners, investors and everyday americans would have suffered more than they did. >> but you heard the witnesses, the expert witnesses from the prosecution say that this is no big deal, market takes care of themselves and shakeouts are normal. why is this sort of credit crisis different when the whole money ceases out? >> when you have a situation like this where, for instance, we are three days from the banks not being able to distribute cash, even the greeks get 60 euros. it would have been bad news for americans. the fact that the feds stepped in and slashed rates and supported banks is a good thing, not a bad thing. >> you have about -- you have 40 seconds. >> well, this is a really interesting question. what is it that is different about money markets if we believed in most other markets are self-correcting, tha

banks, nationally if we hadn't bailed out those banks after lehman brothers went down, that weekend, merrill lynch would have gone down, bank of america, they had to intervene. but what both these folks didn't mention, you've got deposit insurance now up to $250,000 for small depositors. they're not going to be wiped out. at the same time, tom's point is well taken. when banks go down if you've got to bail out the bank, that's one thing. but the guys who made the mistakes ought to be marching off to prison. none of these bankers were. they made a mistake, wasn't that did it. it's guys in there that did it. eleanor: building those cases has take an long time. some of those people are finally getting their due. but if a republican gets elected you know they'll try to undo all the reforms and that's going to help the big banks. pat: i agree with glass-steagall, separate the bank into savings an boar reing, hedge fund guys, let them do it. let them take the risks. >> the problem with that, though, they won't give loans because the investment fort foal yow is where they make money. >> they don't

he got hired by merrill lynch as a product specialist. i do know that means. anyway, what he calls himself is a product sergeant. every day at the office he brings to bear when he calls the back of skills that he learned in the military. i met him down in dallas. he came by -- you might have heard of him, about him, he's a medal of honor winner. he is one of these men who put his life ahead of -- put his life on the line to save his buddies. he talked to me about the challenges he faced transitioning. he had what was then diagnosed as ptsd. the symptoms of post-traumatic stress can be tough on veterans and their families. another problem is there is a stigma attached with pts. partly because it is mislabeled a disorder. and partly because many people are not aware of the treatment options some veterans offering from post-traumatic stress are reluctant to seek help. as a result of his misunderstanding, pts is another barrier to employment. and something that we are trying to help the employers understand. to make the results on the job front even better. most d

join me don bell, leslie van arsdal and voice of the bird merrill reese, again live from the link sundayt 11:30 right here on cb. 36789. >>> back live here at beautiful cherokee high school, you see behind me there is a cameraman would like me to do but we will send it back to you. we have a good one here tonight we will set up at 6:00. >> all right. >> you don't need any broken bones. >> no, good luck to the kid indeed. >> thanks, buddy. >> coming up in the next half an hour, we will continue to follow deadly hotel siege in mali where 27 people have been killed. >>> new details about where the suspected master mind was on the night of the paris attacks. i'm kenneth craig with the latest coming up. >>> and a frightening ride for passengers caught on cameras strong wind, blowing sideways forcing the pilot to avoid the landing. >>> inn new at 6:00 a peanut butter pick me up, latest trend in caffeinated food, one serving of steamed peanut butter is almost as potent as two cups of coffee at 6:00 why health experts are concerned about its potentially dangerous effects, on children, or pets. b

i would love merrill streep. can you come play with us?ix of fashion, music and drama that make empire such a smash hit remember you can catch empire right here on fox 29 tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. followed of course by the fox 29 news at 10:00. >>> howard eskin, how you doing tonight. >> never had bad day in my life. >> that's true. >> that's right. better than eagles on sunday. the eagles back at work getting ready for this sunday. who will start at quarterback? the flyers struggling to score and win games went to overtime ♪ okay. eagles are trying to move on from sunday's terrible loss to miami and went back to work today getting ready for tampa here on sunday, but who is it at quarterback? sam bradford suffered a concussion sunday against miami although not cleared from the russian protocol the nfl he was observing on the practice field today. i hear it's probably unlyingly he'll play on sunday. so that means mark sanchez will start for the eagles. he played well enough on sunday except for that one bad interception. that was terrible