jessica and scott naps. jessica and scott are chatting about naps. jessica and scott are chatting about naps. scott: good morning jessica and scott are chatting about naps. jessica and scott are chatting about naps. jessica and scott are chatting about naps. scott: good morning jessica and scott are chatting about naps. jessica and scott are chatting about naps. jessica and scott are chatting about naps. scott: good morning siouxland. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s on this friday morning. at least the wind is far calmer than the past several days as we can see that coming in between 5 and 15 miles per hour. the satellite and radar imagery is clear as we kick things off today with high pressure building into the region. the dayplanner reveals a high temperature in the mid 50s. this friday morning. at least the wind is far calmer than the past several days as we can see that coming in between 5 and 15 miles per hour. the satellite and radar imagery is clear as we kick things off today with high pressure building into the region. the dayplanner rev

napping areas. "here's a live look at interstate 380 near shueyville. terry will have yououfinal forecast when live at 5 comes back. "cbs 2 news connects with the corridor.call us -- 1-800- 222-kgemail us -- news @ cbs2iowa.comconnect with us on facebook -- facebook.com/ the cbs evening news is next today in coralville company representatives and community members from the corridor gathered for the annual national philanthropy day awards. awards.the group meets for the ceremonies once a year - to honor those who have gone above and beyond in volunteerism and financial support.this year it was held at the marriott hotel in coralville.i had the honor of winners were announced in various categories.organizers say the association of fundraising professionals represent all facets of the corridor communities. 01:25:49 "all of our members represent a non profit in our community, so that might be from health and human service agencies, to arts and entertainment, to universities or hospitals. hospitals.the a

>> those power naps. >> helped out tremendously. >> better than nothing.i lie down, i'd like more like an hour and half. >> all right. it's a little brisk out there. so be advised. for some, there are others in near 50. the breeze has picked up, delayed yesterday but the low has dropped into southern nevada heading into arizona and the northwest direction is there. on the backside, some light snow showers, lee side,

worse.experts say if you can step out for a minute, go take a nap in your car!but they say if you don't sleep well at night don't take naps at all because doing that will mess up your intntnal clock.we put this on our facebook page and asked when your favorite time to take a nap is, get on over there and let us know! it's still to it's still to come... buildings getting a new use -- right now on @ hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% more data than verizon and at&t. plus $400 per line. see ya soon.n. cbs 2 this morning...the heated meeting in iowa as residents try to learn more about a controversial pipeline project. the latest information about a police officer who's out of work this morning after he shot and killed a man who ha

experts have been talking about the benefits of taking naps for a while but it turns out napping at ain time can prevent you from crashing in the afternoon. we will tell you when you should catch that quick nap. >>> and a woman wanted for working is behind bars. you won't believe how much time she could face. police say she committed a serious crime. >>> and a skydiver gets stuck on a plane as he is jumping out of a 10,000 -- jumping out of it 10,000 feet above the ground. >>> a change is coming to the popular tv show dancing with the stars and that tops the headlines in this morning's daily wrap. your question bartman and aj gibson. >> where from hollywood today live. unfortunately it's the end of the road for braxton. she was forced to drop out and her music tour due to blood clots and is currently in the hospital recuperating. we wish you a speedy recovery.>> and move over kardashian's because gwen paltrow thinks she and chris martin broke the internet. that's right she said, if you look back at the time my husband and i were separating in the philosophy of conscious uncoupling, we

however, you should limit i want to a cat nap -- it to a cap nap to about 20 minutes. anything more you will flip into rem sleep. >> can you do 20 minute power nap? i can. i'm doing it right now. >> have you done it at work? >> my eyes open. >> have you done it at work? >> i don't know. between 2:00 and 4:00? no. obviously -- 2:00 and 4:00 and not during the three minutes of accuweather. >> perfect time to power nap. >> toothpicks in right knew. here we go. >>> outside we have cloudy skies right now and a couple of sprinkles over the area but not a lot. not much rain and the evening commute is pretty tame. you know you see this camera which is always sort of a good barometer of the wind because it bounces with a 10-mile an hour wind and then it goes nuts when you have winds over 20, 30 miles per hour. this will really be shaking tomorrow. south wind around 3 miles an hour and planner in the evening hours clouds early and i'd say you have a shower threat through 9:00. after that, things are clearing out and we drop down to 49. so -- for the jets game, and it might be a

let's talk about napping. do you like napping?nd want to take a nap. >> yeah. >> a san francisco company is offering you a place to take a nap during the workday. it's in the financial district at market and 2nd. you can either walk in or reserve an appointment on the company's website and take a snooze for 25 or 55 minutes. you don't need to worry about getting back to work on time. the machines are designed to wake you up with a nice sunrise and get you back to your daily activities. i did it. i did it for the story. i met the individual. 20 to $25. you can go in and take a nap for free right now. >> no sleeping on the job. not allowed. especially not here on the 9. i'm talking to you camera operator. straighten up. make us look good. we will see you back here at noon. have a great day. how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. >> announce >> announcer: live from new york city, it's the wendy willia

up next we're going to show you the work station that could make your nap a productive your nap a productiveh a 100% electric nissan what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. >>> most people sit at a desk but standing desks have become the rage these days. now, a new desk is offering a third option. and they're building them right now. >> a lot of start ups have one thing in common. desks and people who never leave them. >> they code, code, code for hours straight. >> there are desks that remind to you stand up. but what we're about to show is something different. you can use it to stand, sit, or -- oosh oosh this is called 0 g. >> sometimes stand, sometimes, sit or recline. the key is comfort. >> you have a choice of finishes and can change your desk, your seat back. >> they received hundreds of inquiries to order the $3900 station. >> if these catch on, they can change layouts of offices. management is thinking it over. >> it's to break down

. >> can nap help? >> i think naps help but not with the hormone stuff. naps help because they rejuvenate you, refocus you. it is not a replacement for seven hours of straight sleep. >> i love 20 minutes at 3:00 p.m. something happens at 3:00. >> the one time he doesn't have a case, 3:00 p.m. >> good advice, thank you. >>> it is most commonly performed cosmetic surgery in the u.s. is breast augmentation surgery worth the risk? we'll ask the doctors about that. >>> and welcome back. breast augmentation is one of the most commonly performed cosmetic surgeries in the u.s. around 286,000 women had the procedure in 2014 alone. and about three-quarters of those surgeries used silicone implants. dr. samadi, what is safer, silicone versus saline? >> no good answer. it all depends on what you're looking for and what kind of breast size you're looking for and the mileage that you're going to get out of the implants. silicone has been around for a long time. it was gone for about a decade because of all of the leak and some of the scarring and some of the issues. bu

. >> the power of the nap is amazing as i don't know about this public setting of the nap. >> yes. i asked about that. and with productivity, right? >> yes. it's not going to happen. >> all right, let's ask our meteorologist rosemary orozco. now, what do you think, rosemary? >> give me a place to cat nap, i'm there. >> yeah, absolutely. sign me up, send me. >> okay, we'll send me. after the forecast though. >> okay, very good. >> outside our doors today, we had plenty of sunshine, starting out fairly cool in most areas. that we're still in the 60s at this hour with a live look there across the bay and in to areas towards the west where we are again with a lot of sunshine out there. mid-60s at walnut creek and 64 in san jose and mid-60s in fairfield. 67 in santa rosa, a little bit cooler than what we are used to, well in to the 70s and the 80s just a few days ago. but the pattern has changed as we're going to remain in this cool pattern for the next few days to show you a very slow warm up as we would get in towards the weekend. the winds are primarily north to northwest. novado rep

some sleep experts not only say you should be napping- but that the perfect time to do it... is at work! that's right- an expert with the national sleep foundation says a power nap can help fight that dip in energy and alertness we often feel in the early to mid- afternoon... the ideal time to do it is between two and four pm, and only for about 20 minutes. now of course, most people are at work from two to four.. sleep experts say if your boss isn't ok with you taking a nap at your desk, try sneaking it in during your lunch break. all: (reax) " " as journalists and news outlets reported live bataclan theater reported live where at least 89 peop died in the paris attacks, a man rolled up his piano and started playing john lennon's imagine. a huge crowd gathered and his performance was quickly broadcast all over the world. his name is davide martello from germany, and he chose to skip a performance in germany to play for the paris crowd. all: (reax) sabrina sam is back now... sam i hope you enjoyed our beautiful weekend because this week we are bringing on the rain and plenty

some sleep experts not only say you should be napping- but that the perfect time to do it... is at work! that's right- an expert with the national sleep foundation says a power nap can help fight that dip in energy and alertness we often feel in the early to mid- afternoon... the ideal time to do it is between two and four pm, and only for do it is between two and four pm, and only for about 20 minutes. now of course, most people are at work from two to four.. sleep experts say if your boss isn't ok with you taking a nap at your desk, try sneaking it in during your lunch break. all: (reax) (reax) sabrina time for another short break here on good morning iowa... when we come back... we see who's smiling and who may be crying after another big weekend of college football. "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green i hope you enjoyed our beautiful weekend because this week we are bringing on the rain and plenty of cold! today we are looking at mo

>> those power naps. >> helped out tremendously. >> better than nothing. once i lie down, i'd like more like an hour and half. >> all right. it's a little brisk out there. so be advised. for some, there are others in near 50. the breeze has picked up, delayed yesterday but the low has dropped into southern nevada heading into arizona and the northwest direction is there. on the backside, some light snow showers, lee side, we'll keep some in the sierra today as well. probably not as many as yesterday but las vegas area picking up there and also in southern california, 40s, 50s, san ramon 40, 30s at danville and also alamo, 43 morgan hill and gilroy, boulder creek 37, scotts valley 38, 43 cupertino, 44 los gatos. the breeze is not there but it is to the north-northwest. that will turn at concord. northwest at oakland airport. maybe if you isolated showers. today, all about sunshine but rather brisk here this morning breezy, windy on the coast, higher elevations in the hills, north and east bay hills, 60s on the thames for almost everybody. all right. 4:31. i

some sleep experts not only say you should be napping- but that the perfect time to do it... is at work! that's right- an expert with the national sleep foundation says a power nap can help fight that dip in energy and alertness we often feel in the early to mid- afternoon... the ideal time to do it is between two and four pm, and only for about 20 minutes. now of course, most people are at work from two to four.. sleep experts say if your boss isn't ok with you taking a nap at your desk, try sneaking it in during your lunch break. all: (reax) sabrina we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's reena ninan and kendis gibson with tech bytes. techbytes free calls to paris- all the major wireless companies are allowing fre >>> hey, there, in today's "techbytes," free calls to paris in the wake of the terror attacks. >> several u.s. wireless carriers are making it easier for americans to reach out to their friends and family. verizon, sprint and t-mobile all announced plans to allow customs er make international calls to france free of charge. >>> facebook

up next we're going to show you the work station that could make your nap a productive ex [announcer]n, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. but mattress price wars is ending soon. life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> most people sit at a desk but standing desks have become the rage these days. now, a new desk is offering a third option. and they're building them right now. >> a lot of start ups have one thing in common. desks and people who never leave them. >> they code, code, code for hours straight. >> there are desks that remind to you stand up. but what we're about to show is something different. you can use it to stand, sit, or -- oosh oosh g. >> sometimes stand, sometimes, sit or recline. the key i

no nap is long enough for me. life is good. i envy you zach zamboni. and we're out.tiful mountain. this incredible town. it goes back to the 12th century. people trudge up the hill to the beautiful church to take the walk that michael corleone took. now and forever more it will be sort of "the godfather" theme park, where they're playing "the godfather" theme over and over. >> i think most thoughtful sicilians are disguste

if their wake up time is off, nap time and bedtime will be, too. that can translate to tiredness.don't show it the same way adults do. >> kids don't ask their parents for an extra nap when they had a bad night's sleep. they become cranky. >> reporter: sleep doctors recommend gradually shifting bedtimes the same always families do before school starts. in fall put baby to bed ten to 15 minutes later each night. in spring move the bedtime earlier. don't let the last nap end too late in the afternoon or it may be hard to fall asleep and stay asleep. some parents have success with sunrise simulator alarm clocks. >> it can help early risers not to wake mommy and daddy up as well. if you didn't get a chance to train last week, training next week will help, as well. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." music: "another sunny day" by belle and sebastian ♪ ♪ ♪ such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, only when you book direct at hampton.com its jazz season with a host of musical selections including a phi

>>reporter: michelle huck of tracy put her triplet down for a nap. jacob, erica, tyler, giggling in the nursery. then the scream. >> it was like a frantic scream and i ran up the stairs really fast. >>reporter: little erica somehow knew her brother was in danger. >> i open the door and i saw jacob with the cord of the blind wrapped around his neck. >>reporter: she found him hanging from the blind next to his crib. >> i yelled his name. i took the blind cord off his neck and i laid him on the floor and. >> the trauma of it, it really hurt us for a long time, he was flown to children hospital in oakland and put on respirator. two week later no sign of life. >> that's when we made at the time tragic decision to let him go. he was brain dead. he wasn't going to have a life. >>reporter: that was seven years ago. only now our michelle and jessie able to share jacob opposite story in the hopes this never happens to another child. consumer product safety commission has been warning about the dangers of these window cords for 30 years. this is safety alert fr

nap.ld like to end monologues with a dirt nap. it is a nice clean way to end things. do you agree with me? >> i completely agree with you. if you holdup the store and the person who has the gunpointed at them believes you are threatening their life you can take action. if anybody is in the store they can take action. i read so many people are saying he should have shot to wound him. this is a nonsense myth. first you can't shoot to wound anyone. this is not some sort of 1940s cowboy movie. >> the thing is, it is also illegal. if you have just cause to open fire on somebody, then you have to have just cause to hurt them up to the point of death otherwise you can't open fire. this guy clearly did because somebody was pointing a gun or he thought he was pointing a gun and threatening the life of somebody else. it was pretty much open and shut. >> they thought it was better to bring a fake gun. what is the benefit of bringing a fake gun instead of a real gun. >> it is like the old saying they

>>reporter: michelle huck of tracy put her triplet down for a nap.tyler, giggling in the nursery. then the scream. >> it was like a frantic scream and i ran up the stairs really fast. >>reporter: little erica somehow knew her brother was in danger. >> i open the door and i saw jacob with the cord of the blind wrapped around his neck. >>reporter: she found him hanging from the blind next to his crib. >> i yelled his name. i took the blind cord off his neck and i laid him on the floor and. >> the trauma of it, it really hurt us for a long time, he was flown to children hospital in oakland and put on respirator. two week later no sign of life. >> that's when we made at the time tragic decision to let him go. he was brain dead. he wasn't going to have a life. >>reporter: that was seven years ago. only now our michelle and jessie able to share jacob opposite story in the hopes this never happens to another child. consumer product safety commission has been warning about the dangers of these window cords for 30 years. this is safety alert from 1985. hawk w

nap a.a little less than that in oakland. san rafael about a third and notice santa rosa didn't pick up as much eights normally does. quarter inch of rain. chains required on state route 88 and 4 and snow still fall in the sierra and winter storm warning until 10:00 p.m. tonight. another three inches here where winter weather advisory is up right now. i'll be back to let you know what is in store for tomorrow morning commute and if you will see another repeat of today's rain. >> all right sandhya thank you so much. >>> 2 road east of livermore closed of mud slide. alameda county public works agency said one slide came down on party son pass rochltd also several slides on tesla road. lillian tweeted this picture of a car that hit a muddy spot on corral hollow road east of livermore and spun off the road. live report on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> take a look. did you get any hail where you live today. storm cell dumped hail on parts of the bay area for about an hour this afternoon. mostly in the north and east bay t.

. ♪ turkey lurkey ♪ i eat that turkey and i take a nap ♪ ♪ turkey lurkey dap ♪ i eat that turkey andksgiving >>> that's adam sandler. >> not adam lambert, as we thought. >> we're less than 24 hours away from one of the most american of holidays. one holiday that is frankly all about food. >> and speaking of which, for those of you preparing tomorrow's dinner, apparently today is a good day to get a head start on the feast. abc's sara haines has some turkey day tips. lord help us. >> reporter: inside good housekeeping's test kitchen, sherry rujakarn, associate food editor, has a hack or two to rock my thanksgiving dinner. first, if you're like me, you just might be missing a few turkey day essentials. why do you need a rack? >> it really secures the turkey so you don't have this 14 to 16-pound behemoth kind of sliding around. >> reporter: no rack? no problem. carrots and celery sticks are your friends. place them in the pan and set your turkey on top of them. done and done. >> not only does it become your de facto rack, but it'll flavor the drippings. >> that's so cool. >> super easy.

monday afternoon, larry matthews came back to his ogden home for a nap after taking his kids to school. minutes later...bella was wakimg him up. 'i was upstairs in bed. bella came up and started...she jumped up on the bed and kinda got in my face a little bit and woke me up.'but bella wasnt looking for attention. she was saving matthews life. the home had caught on fire. 'i could see the smoke. it was pretty...it wasnt thick thick in the room but it was thick enough so i grabbed her and the other dog and opened up the window and came out on the roof there and started hollering.'a neighbor came out, grabbed a ladder and rescued matthews and his dogs off the roof. matthew isnt really surprised bella did what she did. he says shes a 'if you say ride she goes nuts, waiting by the door for a ride. if you say run outside. she knows all the basic sound commands. shes really hyper, because shes a border collie and a puppy. she loves...shes a lap dog. ill say hug and shell put her head on your shoulder.'but what bella did goes beyond smart...and you can bet theres a nice steak dinner in her fut

you can take a nap for 25 or 55 minutes.he founder of the company says the idea is designed to boost activity in the workplace. these machines are designed to wake you backup and get you back to your daily activities. >>> what could be cuter than a little baby surrounded by pumpkins? take a look at this. louisiana photographer had her photo shoot all lined up when a deer wandered into the frame to see what was going on. meaghan ryan told usa today she was taking photos of baby connor a couple days ago when that deer decided to see what all the fuss was. ryan says the deer is a rescue named maggie. it lives there at the park and it's very comfortable around humans. especially babies. >>> the time is 5:26. there's a delay with plans to implode part of the old bay bridge. we'll tell you why officials say the timing is crucial and it can't be put off much longer. >>> plus, affordable housing was the hot button issue on election day here in san francisco. ge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is

experts say you only need a 20- minute power nap. so if you have an office, use your break, shut the door and take a nap. if you don't have an office, try using your car or a conference room. >> the car is so good. napping pod. >>> still ahead, we're tracking weather around the bay. awfully cold in the north bay and frost advisory in effect still this morning. we'll have more on that and the rain potential for the weekend coming up. >>> commuters in the north bay are bundled up. i'll show you how they are braving cold temperatures up next. >>> welcome back. the time is now 7:30. we're tracking a couple of east bay hot spots in this report looking at the ride here on interstate 680 southbound. the accident that occurred at treat boulevard now has a new problem at monument. 21 minutes now the drive time southbound here as you fight from concord into walnut creek. there's also helping to back up that ride. there are problems with the spill in san ramon on 680 northbound that's slowing the ride leaving at bollinger canyon road. the south

now a san francisco company is offering awe place to take a nap.they are offering nap stations in the san francisco financial district. here is what they look like and how it work. you can walk in or reserve an appointment through the website. take a snooze for 25 or 55 minutes. the founder says the idea is designed to boost activity in the workplace. >> i believe we're better people, humans, parents, friends, neighbors, strangers when we're well rested. but no one is well rested these days. >> you don't need to worry about getting back to work on time because the machines are designed to wake you up and get you back to your daily activities. it's a good alternative to a couple coffee. wasn't there a seinfeld episode about george sleeping under his desk. >> there must have been. >> am i right? >> yeah. he used to sleep under his december be -- desk. >> remember? >> you can't do that. one time there was a dog that came and smelled him. >> sal, some people are sleeping in their cars in the traffic jam this morning, aren't they. >> they're standing st

city recreation park commission you nap mustly voted to go with plans for hotel and restaurant.oposal on the table. more than 20,000 people signed on line petition asking the commission to save! the former home of the exploratorium forth arts. but the commission argued that the site was also used for commercial purposes. next tenant will be expected to occupy the site for 55 years an pay for 20 million dollars in improvements. new xen apartment. >> woman cited 55 times told b byize litigation on bay area bridge. she's not driven on bay area break in 15 years. notice is place here 1 number off from the 1 on her pickup truck. after several frustrating phone calls that wept nowhere state senator fast track finally apologized. rare mistake caused be license plate frame covering enemy. >> that's all giovino moch more ahead on this treasures any. hx big change to your dinner plat plate. salmon new approved. is it safe. >>reporter: going out to people in low liars yaibing sort it was a bold afternoon today. 60's i amtraking very cold air lunching in the fork you test results just in fr

nap time. i got her. seriously? i feel like i just woke up. . ha ha! fully cooked johnsonville breakfast sausage. overnight. we have the latest details coming up. plus -- new developments overnight-- several attackers have been identified after the tragedy in paris. and concerns about the bird flu -- from earlier this year -- affectingg thanksgiving. timing with the turkeys could be the key -- and it could have producers and -- all of you -- good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven it is pretty mild out there this morninggwith temps the low to mid 50s, but we probably won't change much today... southeasterly winds are 10-20 mph already this morning. gusts are up to 25 mph at times, already, too. a few showers are tracking into the viewing area with a larger area of rain heading our way for later this morning and afternoon. southeast winds will stay breezy today and keep our temps froo changing much as plenty of moisture streams in. we keep the chances o

. >> i want take a nap. aisle ready for a -- i'm ready for a nap. >> this is great. >> sadly we have to go from this to a simmering feud over coming up i neighbors think this really smells. how they're raising a big stink about it. >> and new at 6:00, information about the man swinging a sword at the apple flag ship store inparent. the exclusive --parent. the exclusion -- manhattan. the exclusive video. and a spy out of jail, did that's next at 6:00. as an everyday business person, and not colonel sanders, why sometimes i'm just too busy to cook dinner. so, i just pick up kfc's twenty dollar family fill up with eight pieces of delicious, original recipe chicken. >>> just when you think you've seen it all, a clothes line in brooklyn is raising a big stink. >> that's because the wet garments aren't hanging from it, it's dead fir, and they -- bad. photos of instagram of the foul fish on the line. >> reporter: do you know what kind of fish it is? some neighbors have no idea what kind of fish it is, but really th

. >> take a nap. >> sometimes you feel good after a nap and sometimes you don't. >> sometimes you feel like a nut, dylan. >> that was deep, dylan. >> deep thoughts with dylan dreyer. >>> she used to call him on her flip phone. >> she used to call him on her flip phone. >> that is what you get in the mash up of drake and adele's song. >> a lot of people did not know what you were saying. two of music's biggest stars could break the internet with the most anticipated duet that hasn't happened. rumors started when adele said she was obsessed with the song "hotline bling." she said i wanted to do an official remix. and drake said i would do anything for adele. i literally do laundry for her. then drake posted this of "hello" and "hotline bling." >>> up next, a huge weekend at the box office. one of the movies getting buzz it has been 40 years since sylvester stallone stepped into the ring with "creed." he won best picture and stallone nominated for best actor. many say this could be the year. all of the hard work with the franchise could be rewarded. we will see. >>> congratulations are in

take a quick nap and go back out. >> we're going all night long. she said we're going to go home and sleep. i don't know about that. amy: she said she looked black friday better when it was just friday. >> we don't have to. if there's a certain thing that you want, especially like annulene don't get there, you are not going to get it. hayes waited for an hour and a half at best buy. >> the lob topps were sold out. they were giving out tickets. i don't get aggregated. i think it is funny. to see everybody go crazy. i like that. crazy. some don't mind. >> i think it should be open. it gives people some place to hang out. >> my wife, daughter, and boys wanted to go. i was outnumbered 5-1. amy: we've certainly seen a trend of some stores choosing not to open. they will all be open today. if you are out shopping, you are advised to pack your patience. live at the mall of new hampshire. sean: all right. thanks. if you are planning on going out this morning, here's what you can expect to see on the roadways. a lot of green; right? you expect that. light t

larry matthews says he laid down to take a nap at his ogden home monday afternoon. minutes later...bella was waking him up. 'she jumped up on the bed and kinda got in my face a little bit and woke me up. i could see the smoke. it was pretty...it wasnt thick thick in the room but it was thick enough so i grabbed her and the other dog and opened up the window and came out on the roof there and started hollering.' a neighbor rescued mathews and his dogs off the roof. investigators believe it was started by a candle left fighting the three-letter stigma... hiv changes thousands of lives every year. but one man's diagnosis has providers here in central iowa looking up. coming up, what they're hoping comes from charlie sheen's life- changing reveal. plus, the striking numbers about how many of us have the disease and it is going to be wet at times and windy again today. it will be dry and sunny on thursday, but winds will really kick up from the northwest. a quick moving system will bring a mix of rain and snow across the state during the day on friday. the heaviest snow

a nap.t i95 northbound, accident, right near kurland, right before you get to 476. right now, we're jammed soiled. look at this. almost an hour from the state line all the way up to the blue route. and not even raining yet. we haven't even started to see the rain delays. the ben franklin, already back up, up and over into downtown at eighth and vine. an accident in burlington, route 130 in kings bridge. any minute now. we will see opening at the burlington bristol. that will tie us up. south jersey delays on the freeway, and five, a and also looking at like 15, 20 minute delays on some flight, at the airport, but that's all just weather-related out of new york. mike and alex being back to you. >> thanks, bob. 8:03. >> back to breaking news we've been reporting this morning. french prosecutors have confirmed that what they're calling the suspected masterminds of the paris attacks was killed in yesterday's police raid. twenty-seven year old and eude is dead. we also know it was his cousin who

a case of a mysterious goat- napping thankfully comes to a close. the state is split between clear skies and clouds.. some may be able to produce a few sprinkles this morning, but they may also be tough to get rid of. it will also b cooler... i'll have that forecast for you coming up. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with jerry gallagher, ally crutcher and meteorologist eileen loan. jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in thhistory of the state of florida. he was a y yng guy 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- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, 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 we're going, this is how we're going to reform state g gernment...' every politician comes in talking a

the problem, take a look at where they were sleeping, the ofrszs were caught napping while on duty and officials say that is not only against the rules but flat out dangerous. "action news" reporter, vernon odom is live at district headquarters to explain all of this for us. >> reporter: hello sharrie, down south they say the boys were just plum tuckered out. whatever phrase is employed. two slumbering cops here are in hot water, they are not fired but they are in hot water. these two cops were caught sleeping friday night into saturday morning are suffering from humiliation and investigation, we are covering their faces but this snapshot has gone viral, and they are under investigation by internal affairs and it appears that some kind of discipline is imminent. >> we are not making excuses, it is what it is, the appropriate action will take place. >> they work out of the 24th district, some of the meanest streets in town, they know that a picture like this could do a lot of public relations damage. >> there are a tremendous amount of men and women that come every day and give the city

nap time. i got her. seriously? i feel like i just woke up. ha ha ha!ly cooked johnsonville breakfast sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. >> robin williams widow is breaking her silence in an interview with abc amy robach talking about her husband's sued side. >> do you blame yourself or say, if i had only done this? do you have regrets? >> not for one second. not for one second of the i know we did everything we could. >> the very emotional interview airs this morning on "good morning america" and right now amy robach joins us from new york city. amy? >> yes, good morning to you. >> it has to be tough to talk about this, she has been under the radar. how is she doing? >> she told me she is living moment to moment. time has eased some of company she is feel but it will never, ever, leave her and you can see it is written all over her face. when she was talking about robin and talking about her life with him she was reliving. >> of the joy and of course all the song and pain at the end. you could really feel her emotions right th

he plays and takes naps on the sofa. there you go. >> if the cow can do it -- >> anyway. >> all right. well clouds today taking over. we're not going to see a lot of sunshine today. it's still relatively mild. 65 degrees for your high. a few showers possible for the jersey shore but it's mainly dry. tonight the jackets will be needed. you will be cold as you're coming home. 46 for your low in the city. 30s north and west of town. beautiful sunshine for tomorrow. a high of 56, which is where we should be for this time of year. then we're back to the 60s and warm weather dominating this upcoming workweek. >> good leaf raking weather. >> yeah. is there any good leaf raking weather? >> tomorrow on "today in new york" author activist and icon

for the north bay, 66 in santa rosa, 68 in nap a. notice the increased cloud cover thanks to the storm system moving in from the north. you'll get the clouds first. for the day saturday, dry. numbers slightly cooler. then the fast changes by sunday morning. .1 to.35 inch expected. the timeline has it coming in in the early morning hours. saturday at 9:00 p.m., it's offshore. when we're sleeping around 12:30 in the morning on sunday, you see the heavier rainfall lined up to the north bay, back to point reyes. notice the yellow that we could expect in the overnight hours. that's the potential of maybe thunderstorms and also heavier pocket of rain with the orange indicated around 3:00 a.m. the south bay, rainfall arriving by 5:30 in the morning. look, i still think there's a good three to five-hour give and take on this timeline. it's a general idea of what to expect. lingering showers through 8:00 in the morning. then anyone headed up to the sierra, watch out for the dangerous conditions. heavy snow expected to come across the intersta

i mean as a top aide do not tell him the nap i-- map is screwed up? >> i don't want to get stabbed. he separated them. you want to be the guy to tell him? he [bleep] stabs people. >> larry: he did that when he was younger. why's your campaign leaking negative comments? >> because we're trying to get fired before we get stabbed, larry. >> larry: i still think you're overreacting to the stabbing thing. >> he's back. okay, okay. hold on. okay. watch it. >> larry: is that ben -- >> no, another black guy stabbing people. of course it's ben carson. get back. get back. sorry about that. it's like a cross to the vampire. >> larry: that's crazy. why don't you just quit the campaign? >> that's a good question but the answer's simple. oh, my -- he got me. >> larry: oh, my god. this is horrible. >> how bad is it? >> larry: get a doctor. >> carson 2016. >> larry: jan mcmahon everybody. oh, my gosh. that's terrible. horrible. okay. i hope he's going to be all right. okay. we'll check in with him at another time in the campaign. big news in the dictionary world. the oxford dictionary announced the

called animal control yesterday and the bird turned out to be marley the black crow who was bird nappedthan a week ago from the wildlife center of silicon valley. >> i'm glad we were able to help get him back home. didn't save a human but we saved a crow, marley. >> extra security measures have been put in place at the wildlife center. the center says marley lost some weight and was dehydrated. but otherwise is expected to be okay. good news. >> yeah. >>> another half hour of abc 7 news at 9:00 is next. coming up, the passenger jet that broke apart in the sky. new intelligence suggests a bomb may have brought it down. >> also the trump campaign answering questions tonight after a tweet goes out showing jeb bush with a sombrero and swastika. >>> the help wanted sign goes out at nasa. what it takes to become an astronaut. >>> stay right here. >>> good evening again. we begin this half hour with the midair catastrophe over egypt. >> russian passenger jet broke apart and killed all 224 people on board. authorities are saying it was more likely a bomb than mechanical failure. >> britain is h

but vicki says they have to work in some naps on the road. vicki smith, married 47 years, "just trying likes to sleep a lot. " getting to chicago but i don't' think he's . reporting in joplin " with family... but troops are still home this service men and women in quatar ... are celebrating turkey meal... the department of year it shipped out about 52 thousand pounds of turkey to bases around the happy all our service men and women. tim: if you need some help getting in the christmas spirit after thanksgiving, you family to downtown sioux city for the festival of trees. bid on over 70 and eaths in the hochunk then, on december 3rd, the live auction will start with the highest silent bid. the siouxland autism support group. tim: christmas trees again fill the south dakota state capitol in pierre. the 2015 grand lighting ceremony kicks off the holiday season at the capitol. the capitol christmas display includes nearly 100 trees that are decorated by volunteers from communities, schools, churches, nonprofit organizations and state government of

. >> meet corduroy a cat that of althoughs to take naps and hunting for maps and cuddles and taking naps. she adopted him when he was little and he is now 26 or 124 in cat years. he is it will going strong and holds the world record for oldest living cat. >> cord ray has good genes, usually cats live to around 15 the key has been i allowed him to be a cat and we kept his claws and that is really helped him. it allow him to go outside and defend himself and hunt. >> corduroy is not the only one with good genes, his brother, batman, was also adopted by the familiar lived until he was 19. >> unfortunately in traffic and get away traffic, not lack too good in sunol. here is the latest. >> we had a motorcycle down, but it is out of the lanes near highway 84. there is a tow truck trying to get there and it is a distraction. look at the backup into pleasanton, sunol boulevard by the fair drawns and not a good alternate. get away down 680 south toward san jose and fremont is a barry this morning. the motorcycle is out of the lanes but a distraction with the huge big backup. other problem spots i

tech company in california is giving a different option workers.they've opened wha they're calling a nap station where people can n take time out of their work day to come and rest.the idea is to boost activity in the work place and promote a healthier life-style. people can recline in the pods with their feet up.they comeme with a canapy to keep out light and headphone jacks so workers can listen to music while they relax.it all costs just twenty-bucks for twenty minutes. still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon - the massive storm that's dropping years worth of rain on one middle eastern country. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling

. >> reporter: for now, though it is almost time for a winter nap in new hampshire. >> he is offering them a great space. ben watches over those bears on a 100-acre rehab reserve. >> there are go fund me contributors already donating. >> i would have happy to hold his microphone for that story. >> it felt like it was a transitional day from all the beautiful whether from this to whatever comes next. >>> good news amount very active days. maybe thursday next week the a sign of things to come. of rain. the metro west area moving toward boston a little bit of a rain hold where some towns rain. elizabeth islands gusting close to 50. still strong winds in southeastern massachusetts. it is over all just kind of ugly kind of uncomfortable night out there. temperatures in the 40s to around 50 degrees. won't move that much overnight. rain tapering off. look at satellite. big storm curling off to our south and east. if this was january it would be a different story than today. next storm system, right now curled up in the middle of the country. tornadoeses on one side and blizzard on the other.

airport workers have been looked at very closely nap led with the u.s. teaming up with governments across the middle east. cairo, iman, kuwait all across ten airports it has screening that anyone that goes on a plane, beverages or cargo. >> we have to consider the possibility that of potential involvement here. >> reporter: the tsa says agents are constantly probing overseas airports. >> they look at the actual checkpoint. they will look at the parameter security, the car catering. >>> u.s. airlines don't from to, from or over that area but the tsa is not taking any chances as they continue beefing up security. >> also on 7 nows gym coach is facing alarming allegations accused of sexually assaulting a young girl. we have the very latest. of a sex crime against a child. his family calls the allegations bogus. the gym where he's a coach says they can't believe it. >> we were shocked and surpriseg as anyone. >> reporter: but police warning parents this gym coach was raised friday accused of sexually assaulting a child here at this facility. >> as we were to

a new study says the best time for napping is between 2 and 4:00 p.m. and only for 20 minutes. if you do it longer you could full into rem sleep which would make it tougher to stay energized for the rest of the day. jean: the new hampshire department of education is releasing the first batch of results for the new assessment test. in math 46% of states statewide meet or exceeded standards. in long rarts, 58% of students meet or exceed the standards. josh: schools are required to test every year in grades 3 through 8 and again in high school. this is the state's first year giving this exam which is in alignment with common core standards. so a fourth grade girl is getting credit from her teacher forgiving a clever response to her math problem on her homework. jean: this is a math question. the question involved figuring out dating habits for several numbers. but maddie douglas responded by writing that she could not answer this math problem because her mother told her according to the girl code you should not date a friend's ex-boyfriend. her teacher laughed at her answer to the

. >> when do you slip in that bit the the nap. >> in between game and playing at the night. >> yes. >u don't really nap officially just resting my eyes. >> exactly. >> yes, lean back. >> are you a asleep in no. >> lets get into this crying list. people want to hear about this on twitter. sometimes it is little things that make us cry. there is this one women, they happen to be living in london. because she's a big cryer her husband decided to document and write down every time that she cried. what was criteria. what made her cry. here is the the list he made. it starts with. >> she found out that swanns can be gay and she felt like that was really nice and sweet. >> i remember when that report came out that swanns can be gay that brought the her to tears. >> so emotional like who knew. >> another time she was hung over and saw a picture of the baby piglet. >> a picture of a pig makes her cry. >> sometimes small animals, and babies. >> this woman is unstable. >> they comfort have biscuits so she cried. >> that can be frustrating, excited to have a big meal, and then there is no biscuit

monday afternoon, larry matthews came back to his ogden home for a nap after taking his kids to school. minutes later...bella was wakimg him up. 'i was upstairs in bed. bella came up and started...she jumped up on the bed and kinda got in my face a little bit and woke me up.'but bella wasnt looking for attention. she was saving matthews life. the home had caught on fire. 'i could see the smoke. it was pretty...it wasnt thick thick in the room but it was thick enough so i grabbed her and the other dog and opened up the window and came out on the roof there and started hollering.'a neighbor came out, grabbed a ladder and rescued matthews and his dogs off the roof. matthew isnt really surprised bella did what she did. he says shes a one smart pup. 'if you say ride she goes nuts, waiting by the door for a ride. if you say run outside. she knows all the basic sound commands. shes really hyper, because shes a border collie and a puppy. she loves...shes a lap dog. ill say hug and shell put her head on your shoulder.'but what bella did goes beyond smart...and you can bet theres a nice steak di

all get together and eat turkey, thaix, a day when we all get together and eat turkey, but what would nap they combined, turkey. christmas. >> oh. >> because as you can see, this turkey is popping outside the house of someone rather notorious at the end of december. >> we finally meet. >> exactly. it's like, you're wondering when it's going to go down, if there's a full on rumble. but it looks like santa, he is a jolly fellow. >> you guys are reading this completely wrong. these are companion holidays. one is a harbinger to the other. when kids see the turkey, they have to be extra good for the red guy to show up. >> i do have another video for you, honestly, it's got a small animals, those things are always so cute. and this one is cute. and traumatic. >> i'm going to put you on the dinner table, and i'm going to eat you. >> truth to power, truth to power, baby. that's right, truth to power. you know what, you can't handle the truth, but ian a child can. >> i'm going to eat you. i'm going to put you on the dinner table, and i'm going to start eating. >> happy thanksgiving weekend this ev