and daniel went, great, where's the so fa? that is the first time. >> it also allows the audience to laugh even though it's serious. the last movie had a toughness to it, a slight grimness to it and wasn't always certain we were allowed to. i wanted to be clear from the beginning we wanted to loosen up and have more mischief. >> rose: was vulnerability one of the qualities that you wanted to add? how would you characterize it? >> i think that from the very beginning my only intention was ever to -- was just to sort of -- you know, the center of the big movie, it doesn't matter how outrageous it is. if you believe in the central characters, if you're emotionally involved with them, i think you're just going to have a better time. i think he's flawed. i get a little stick for giving him stick. but he's flawed for a living. he lives alone. he sleeps with a lot of women. i that you understoo find all ty fascinating, it appeals to me. >> rose: why is he like that. why is he like that. i'm almost nearly 100% sure you have to see som

(chris anderson, ceo, 3d robotics) "because smartphone technology is moving so fa and because the same sensors and chips and cameras that are in smartphones drive drones, the drone industry was able to draft behind the smartphone industry and benefit from the fastest progression the world has ever seen."this is a global revolution --the market leader is a chinese company, d-j-i.and the uptake in consumer drones is driving of a number of companies that want to use them to deliver ckages.and cnn has joined a trial program to help u-s authorities form rules about how companies can use drones. but as the potential uses grow... so do the worries.a drone carrying a message of protest landed on the japanese prime minister's residence -- and one crashed into the white house lawnsecurity concerns prompting authorities in the u-s to call for a drone registry.critics say it's not enough.(joerg lamprecht, founder, dedrone) "registering them is the first good point of getting to know where the pilot is and who the pilot is - but surely it's not enough. it does not protect anything. for that you nee

. >> fox news has confirmed this evening one through a government source that all of the evidence so fa consistent with a device, a high tech, high end device being planted on the aircraft. a second source also insisted to us that the crash signature was consistent with a bomb, the flash, and then also this narrow or discreet debris field. the new intelligence that is now available to the u.s. government has prompted them to change security procedures overseas. specifically, on airports coming in to the united states. this is not a maybe. this is driven by new information which increasingly points. >> what are they actually doing? because we saw here domestically that dsa flunked all the tests last june and they said they were going to change everything and they tested in december domestically nothing changed so what are they doing? >> what changes at foreign airports is the way they are screening luggage security and those that have access to the aircraft. wait a second. i don't want to get into too technical of detail because i will lose people. but foreign airlines are not allowed in

i cou, so the icc couldn't, was, it's not possible to go to some place. >> you're fa, so you're saying in some cases you are limited by what countries are part of, >> exactly. that's one of the limitations. and second, most of the massive atrocities are committed in the, in the arab countries or in african countries. except tunisia and jordan, no other country's a member. so the court has jurisdiction. then you have massive atrocities in colombia. but colombia, as i mentioned, they are conducting national proceedings. and as such, when they are conducting national proceedings, icc should respect it. should not go. so that means the remaining area is africa. and i'm workin' for african victims. i don't care african leaders. i care about african victims. because uganda, congo, refer their own case. not against others. the ivory coast request intervention, too. and the only application that security council referred two situation, libya and darfur. but the, i don't think they're trying to blame other country. they're just trying to do something that when they have no idea what to do, to s

it not aken seslyor so reason i this countriceand fa cplaint taying to wongrabbed hi gr buttocks mtimes in nssive maner. d.c. poicereeased thid a effrt to rack down the won. some w saw the video believe lease tpe fthu lsimilarincidens involving fema ephen: here the repo saidrecel lave hi not touh him. at s whatmade the difference in this e. why lice wen woagainthe search on fr he condoman. reporting vtschida,abc7 man:7 on our de" onuride. fighting back. mont go lmost cuntyis offeri $15,000 rewrd for enomery coun i offeng 15for bank robbery. this s at the capital one georgn lver springs. a man smiles at a teller and u and stuffs money in the jacket. if u recognize him call th police. weare aople ofhours wy om hat could b a critical it comes after controversy about therules of the everything. seni peporter scott thmanis live at the site o the debate in milwaukee with a look aead. scott? sc i should bea d one. wewill ha candidtes on h mai dbate stage instead of n. gives them 15 mines ry. we wll see how that ges. mre about what happens af atake a lackat these numbers because they a not the

do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do! now you try. do... do... little lower. do... do... little, little lower. do... re... mi... fee... fie... foe... fum... nailed it. we'll work on the minor scale right after i pick-up a pint of ab positive. wow, bummer that the planetarium was closed. but at least we got out for some fresh air. this is new york. the only thing fresh was the guy sitting next to me on the s sway. hey, he taught the kids some new words. yeah, and if you use them, there's a bar of soap in your future. so, i guess rain-check on the planetarium. don't sweat it, we will reskedge. great! how about this weekend? whoa, whoa, whoa. slow your roll. stu-dog doesn't like to be tied down on a leash. it'll happen when it happens. i'm available whenever you are. i hope it's soon! i'll be waiting by the phone! dial it back, zuri. too needy, too needy! listen, we can still have a killer night under the stars. we'll just go sit on the ledge and look at the real night sky! wha... zuri and stuart cannot sit on the ledge! they might fall. hudson, feel free. huh. you can't rea

so it's really not fa far-fetched to imagine there were also women involved in this attack. you have to remember that thousands of people from europe have gone to join isis in syria and many of them have been women. they're often referred to as isis brides. they don't generally see any sort of frontline fighting. many of them go to the de facto capital, raqqah. isis's de facto capital raqqah in syria. so it's really not all that surprising that they would have a female accomplice. now, to your previous point, until last night it was believed that there had been eight attackers on friday night, seven of whom died during the attacks. one became the prime suspect. his name is salah abdeslam. he's a 26-year-old belgian. he is believed to be alive, on the run. an international manhunt has been launched to find him. but then late last night in a big new development the french came out saying there was a possible ninth attacker who could have been involved. that's being based off of cctv, closed circuit video of one of the incidents that showed three people in a car rather than two

. >>> so fa no comment from the carson camp. president obama had plenty to say about donald trump after the last debate. he joined the chorus of criticism over trump's promise todeport millions of undocumented immigrants. in a exclusive interview wh abc's george stephanopoulos, the prident called the plan unrealistic and un-american. >> donald trump is speaking about history, he wants to bring back operation wetback from president eisenhower and what would that mean? >> i think the name of the operation tells you something about the dangers of looking backwards. the notion that we're going to depart 11 million, 12 million people from the country, first of all, i have no idea where mr. trump thinks the money's going come from. it would cost us hundreds of billions of dollars to execute that. imagine the images on the screen flashed aroun the world as we were dragging parents away from their children. and putting them in detention centers and systematically sending them out -- nobody thinks that that is realistic, but more importa

all of these proteststs, so fa peaceful. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> those protests continued late into the evening. >>> nearly 47 million americans are expected to travel this holiday weekend. rain, ice and snow may cause delays in the central portion of the country. the weather is already a problem in the higher elevations of northern california. chains are required on vehicles traveling through e sierras, but drivers further eastst should also watch for icy and slippery roads. >>> half an hour south of there in sacmento, 11 people were injured en a sudden strong gust of wind blew through a flea market. six or seven tents were tossed in the air. luckily many of the hundreds of shoppers had already left for the day. all the injuries we're told were minor. >>> now to a white house tradition you might say is for the birds. each year the president paons a turkey or two. not members of the opposition party. >> that wouldn't happen in washington. this year's turkeys came from california are named honest and abe. president

>> reporter: so fa all signs seem to point to a bomb. and u.s. officials are expressing growing confidence in that theory. the metrojet flight came down 23 minutes into the trip, breaking up midair, killing all 224 people on board. scattering debris across the sinai desert. russia has now halted all flights to egypt and the uk has suended fligh to sharm el-sheikh, now sending in empty planes to evacuate tourists. back in america the u.s. department of homeland security announced increased screenings for all passengers. >> they will experience increased numbers of pat down searches and their personal items will be swabbed. screeners will be looking for explosive residue. >> reporter: as investigators analyze those black boxes and interview every single airport employee, crewst the crash site are searching for any evidence of an explosion. >> every bomb has a signature, a chemical signaturure, tt will be left on whatever it blows up. >> reporter: u.s. authoties are now telling abc news that electronic intercepts from the islamic state before ask af

so has that changed? do you think america is fa ready? e're on the cusp of change enough so that it's possible. and hillary herself as secretary of state has contributed to our familiarity of women in that position. but so have great women like maxinewatemaxine watters, and ba mikulski. >> trevor: and carly fiorina, you're a big fan of hers, i believe. >> no (applause) i'm talking about women who got elected because they represented a popular majority opinion. she got promoted becaus by god s who. >> trevor: we'll leave it there. "my life on the road" in the stores now. you need to get this book. gloria steinem, everybody! (cheers and appla ♪ ♪ ♪ it's not going to fit up liftthe stairs.legs. what time does goodwill close? google voice: goodwill is open till 9pm. show me a moving company nearby. google voice: moving company within 6 miles. how do i get to 3221 carter ave.? 226 hyde street. google voice: here are your directions. when does my package arrive? google voice: your most recent order has shipped. thank you. setting new home addres

so has that changed? do you think america is fa ready? we're on the cusp of change enough so that it's possible. and hillary herself as secretary of state has contributed to our familiarity of women in that position. but so have great women like maxinewatemaxine watters, and ba mikulski. >> trevor: and carly fiorina, you're a big fan of hers, i believe. >> no (applause) i'm talking about women who got elected because they represented a popular majority opinion. she got promoted becaus by god s who. >> trevor: we'll leave it there. "my life on the road" in the stores now. you need to get this book. gloria steinem, everybody! gloria steinem, everybody! (cheers and appla ♪ just look at those two. happy. in love. and saving so much money on their car insurance by switching to geico... well, just look at this setting. do you have the ring? oh, helzberg diamonds. another beautiful setting. i'm not crying. i've just got a bit of sand in my eyes, that's all. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. directv i

equinox offers forward collision alert to help warn you when you're approaching another vehicle too fa. so you can take action. wow. it's smarter than i am. fact you won't find the brand pharmacists recommend most for cold and flu relief at the shelf. ask your pharmacist for r st, powerful advil cold & sinus. relief doesn't get any better than this. sorry... sorry... regerts? sorry, i was eating a milky way. the most advanced iphone yet. get the new iphone 6s at t-mobile. the network that's doubled its lte coverage in the past year. our new extended range lte signal now reaches twice as far as before. and is four times better in buildings. get our west price on iphone 6s with trade-in. zero upfront and just 5 bucks a month with jump on demand. get it now at t-mobile. just press clean and l l roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba throughout your home. cleaning under furniture, along edges and in corners. and with its powerful three-stage cleaning system roomba picks up pet hair, dust and debris for up to 2 hours, recharging itself when it

so has that changed? do you think america is fa ready? we're on the cusp of change enough so that it's possible. and hillary herself as secretary of state has contributed to our familiarity of women in that position. but so have great women like maxinewatemaxine watters, and ba mikulski. >> trevor: and carly fiorina, you're a big fan of hers, i believe. >> no (applause) i'm talking about women who got elected because they represented a popular majority opinion. she got promoted becaus by god s who. >> trevor: we'll leave it there. "my life on the road" in the stores now. you need to get this book. gloria steinem, everybody! (cheers and appla ♪ sorry... sorry... regerts? sorry, i was eating a milky way. ♪ catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees, lattes, and macchiatos. enjoy every sip of the new snickerdoodle macchiato. hgoogle voice response:t inachim sigsa. how long does milk last? google voice; one week after the sell-by date. how much vitamin c is... is in an orange? se

police readily acknowledge that fear of retaliation is keeping some people from coming forward and stow fa so >>> today, president obama weighed in on the suspicion that a bomb brought down that russian jetliner over the weekend. more than 200 people were killed. david martin has the latest. >> reporter: in his first public comment about the crash, president obama told a radio interviewer it could have been terrorism. >> i think there is a possibility that there was a bomb. on board. and we're taking that very seriously. >> reporter: the president stressed there is no evidence and nothing from the flight data recorders and nothing from the wreckage to confirm the bomb theory. it's based on heat fleshes detected by a u.s. sat slight at the moment it plane went down. images, which are consistent wan explosion or do not identify the cause. isis has publicly claimed responsibility for bringing the plane down without offering any proof to back up the claim. u.s. intelligence has intercepted communications in which members of isis are talking about the crash as if they had something to do with it b

. >> i have an an fa lactic episode -- so i had it without realizing that that's what i ate. >> reporter: she passed out on the trail and woke up on life support scmempt present from work inside the cross point towers in lowell which is near one of the entry points of the trail. when sarah had her reaction that's when the confuse began. >> okay so, where exactly are you? >> we are on a trail in lowell. it's behind like it's a walking trail, biking trail remember it's behind like the kohl's. >> a cell phone can create an unavoidable delay. >> reporter: chelmsford police chief says a call from a cell phone often routes callers to a regional dispatch center which is what happened when sarah's friend call 9-1-1. that's why it's crucial to provide operators with specific details. >> do you see a large buildings do you see a gas driving by. are you near an intersection. >> reporter: it took his officers 10 minutes to locate sarah. sarah's ambulance bill shows the call to paramedics came 9-1-1. >> other people have the same issue as i do. i don't want this to happen to somebody else. >> sarah s

fa. i'm not so confident. i have been told bill jeremy and possibly chris that next week i think all the friendly coworkers are going out the window. >> christa: we will see where their true allegiances are. >> jadiann: it's dylan dryer from the today show. >> christa: okay. we look forward to that on monday. coming up, the show is over: a big change at sea world. what the theme park is now >> christa: sea world will shut down its once popular killer whale show amid controversy. but they are also planning to open a new exhibit in its place. the killer whale show is really the trademark. if you have ever been to sea world in san diego. >> jadiann: that's right. in recent years, ticket sales have slumped. sea world is ending the long-time tradition. many say it's not enough. at sea world, san diego, the show is over. or is it? the park announcing next year it will phase out its killer whale show after years of mounting criticism over sea world's treatment of orcas in captivity. but while they are closing the cur

so. >> i also think like arousal levels are fas naitsing to observe because honestly if you were to showe of a chicken fried steak would you probably detect some arousal. >> you guys know. >> but i don't think i would want to bone a chicken fried steak. >> larry: that is the difference between men and women. >> a chicken leg. >> that sts problem with the study, i think the study is too limited. it tells you women get aroused but it doesn't say that they would necessarily have sex with. >> here is the thing. it is funny you say that, there was a previous study in 2008 that women are shown all kinds of images, we sort of automatically get aroused and it doesn't necessarily have to do with what you are looking at. >> larry: so women automatically get aroused by all-- i thought guys, we are supposed to be the visual. >> that is the perception. there is this thing called arousal nonconcordance and it basically means as a woman, if you see sexual images of men or women, you get aroused. but that it doesn't necessarily march up to what your brain feels. >> i think we are talk about female arous

so hur me knowe'r mplely pt suer ts fa alonand 're lkinabou thoscacontders >> tt's ght. say od-b to ur pcorn icksnd s hel to o threhourun tes. witsubtles. so inow litt ear on therwere manmovietti omscaruzz at ce outhis fa. at a we arinabounow? the's smanyood lms is yr. i ink 's gng tbe rlly intestinawarseas, rit? beuse u'veot mies me oua lile wle bk li "t maran,"verydy w imesse"brie ofpies sten selbe an car gnet andom hks. >> ocour. the's viesike he dish rl,"eoplhavet se yet thiss a hugeovieause 's irediy tily wre eddiredmne iplayg liy el. o's e of- she a trsgenrione. sot's topiin o newand movithatealsith is sue th gat ssitity a it'sometng wshou alle wahingt thmovi. thiss ouworl it wn't ck ithe rly 00s. >>o ede reaynelays trsgenr inhis vie? >>ep. >> ok. ani thk ts h bee throh li theestil ciuit. 's bn geing lot buz yes beuse u kn, ede reayne >>nd aciacoer ialso i e fi. wee se hern "t manrom uncl" the's methg abt thfilm at'so betifuthat thi it goi to pturthe atntio of a the vo. >> "the dish rl,"omin o ter thimont wh elsdo whave >> wl, tre'sometng tt i thk isoingo be reay re

that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectlylyortles hillshire fa more "stay" per roll. more "sit" per roll. so one roll of bounty before don draper, there was donnie deutsche. he is an ad executive who is >> you heard the new usa network called "donn fictional version of himself. let let me see it. >> it is good. a s >> that is not a thing, donnie. that is not a thing. >> that is not >> and we saw three the bess, and brinkleynd >> and we laughed d ll of the way home. >> and you were guys were great and on tdr. p gives great show, i am m complete hypocrite idiot who does n tell o i co and your old friend r rgis shows up, and he brinkley. >> and you basically called all of your fr of the character. >> and that >> yes, in my how,ave b b strong strong sister, and strong business partners, d show, i am the butt omen >> and you need it. >> ye >> and the thing that surprised kath and it is a compliment at en i to te acting, because we have seen you inhe where you are doing the in and this is loosely scripted. >> and loose si scr you are improving for an hour everyday and so even when we did the scene

sa--faliese ens depacis sc auser erosn fa mn loaladha us s ros elauaha14 caves e h so eifad..s ceios, ell h vja hiasaoncola penzdenctr spst co s ea zi pz. 1 23;4011a p imen gteus efos n poarl soe s aselannc oas eccie tafali sharoti enntr suseesuedo . ánepres yho s soseige aorosonad ela span dqualnoe lo14caves e tasi idenfir l saom pie s ede qun sc.. up=aela drueatci oa ctasorosnq. brlaosilade rlla trnqlid máde00 maesa s 1 . caaddetecin vitis l ta rel e n 3 gizios mecosdearid ies tasoican qe locupose eumos psead .ta=jiv pezciade xi q=osibrs e to gup e sc aus filreha recorro ganae la púicméca ,xcan saeosios inveig ycun to lar ddeociz meers aesnoy ader .mánecela aen fos elcoeno ltua lti en molo qdo dcuer he a ma cudostmur ig q a rianarbuaros rtodeu jo seuera ysena eaÑ sa. pe avequhaa ro42 ers n egiun instacn e ordi l hhoictima de ri amnas.up=ma npc henaezerde busca jonqa hma seleancead lha esaddien q yleaj s n ndo ci ueetem ldenc, e ydemoto a. po rinouie e ra ujesieanl sm dorpoeslaes pondy ntcolo filreexirquuna o uin psto lo cupoy scra s enda. emecojiv pez lend caropo -uahadde go

so interested in telling >> are you okay? >> you can tells what happened? >> nope. >> reporter: most seemed to agree it was a miracle no one was hurt here. >> that's definitely god here, because it could be a fa saturday. >> now, the 87-year-old woman who lives in the house is back there tonight. she says she's so thankful to smornlgders she actually invited them over for thanksgiving tomorrow. >>> you can see the damage to the top of the home. so sad. fire officials are saying luckily that no one was injured. >>> in lynn, a pop warner football clubhouse catches on fire. fire crews race to pull all the equipment out of that building as smoke poured from the roof. officials not shore what caused the fire and have not said if it looks suspicious. >>> a key clue leading police to woman last month. police are looking for fernando owens who they say killed ashley bortner and burned her body on train tracks near bridgewater. officials say motive was revenge and owens thought bortner was involved in the shooting death of his son somehow. his friend says he hasn't seen him but is a dangerous man. >> he disappeared. >> so you haven't seen from him in weeks? >> no. >> does it surprise you to hear >> no

fa richt. ccio, and fred francis now with 15seconds.com. we're so happy to have you back, especially since you'll be giving birth soon. >> i try to fit in everything. >> your reaction? >> i think all of the folks we saw there are channeling the american people's frustration and confusion with why obama is not channeling their frustration and confusion. he gave came up and gave this press conference, a little peeve, a little annoyed, and, but i wonder also if the american people don't make the distinctions between anger, opinion anchor and reporters that we do in the media world. >> those are important distinctions, but still in a time of tragedy, journalists are robust and sometimes show their emotions. >> in fact one of the most unprofessional things i have seen this week. it's incumbent upon journalists to be journalists and not confuse the audience with whether they're commentators or giving their opinion, but give some facts. they're not doing that this week. sure, everybody is upset about what happened, but given facts and playing it straight,

. >> there's fa hey fajitas being made. the animal and the quality of meat they provide and we're not going to compromise on that. >> i don't worry so much about the additional cost. >> it's so much healthier, and that offsets the price. >> reporter: the new demand for the meat means that more ranchers are willing to lend their land to it. >> i like it. >> i don't like it so much. >> it's got a different texture than beef. you should try it. >>> it's all about high school >>> well, folks, this is the way thanksgiving day should be, all football, turkey, but it's the high school football that takes the center stage in the here we go. taking on anoava. 30 yards, andover up. 42-41. swept the line on the two? no. andover hangs on to win 42-41. addleaddle borrow, the bombers would go on the tear after that. a couple of touchdowns beats them to the edge. 23 yards, they take the lead for good. addle borrow wins. needem, it's the oldest high school time. john andre 26-yard touchdown, the raiders would answer in the second quarter, jake mahan takes the 7-6 lead. the raiders knocking on the door again and this time we have a game winner. give

she steps out, so does gavin with a differen ♪ >> plus adele today after breaking records. >> also, why kathie lee and her fa

cheers and applause ] an even bigger burn from the publicans, on the fa machine there was a sign that said, "stop bernie." [ laughter ] so with all that pressure not to show bias, the moderators openly admitted before the debate that they were quote, "nervous" and that their goal was to be invisible. so invisible, in fact, that they dn't ven enforce the time limits themselves. instead they used llbell that was up. and unsurprisingly, no one cared. >> farm on roughly -- [ bell ringing ] -- 0.2% of the farmland. [ bell ringing ] >> it exists. itds can be voted on. >> governor of ohio. [ bell ringing ] i have t deal -- an the emirates. [ bell ringing ] the kurds. >> a conservation -- [ bell ringing ] >> children -- [ bell ringing ] -- would be terrified. >> we should have given big chunks -- [ laughter ] >> seth: sounds less like a presidential debate and more ke the lightning round on amily feud." so the moderators were pretty hands off during the main stage debate which eft the caalidates unfettered to make ridiculous claims, like donald trump and befen carson, who, when askeab about the minimum wage, took the very reason

so windchills will feel more lie we're aund 40 degrees by 9: 10:00 as the temperatures fa throughhe s. yo gusts igr gusn leesburg per hour right now and hawn coming at 35 miles per hour. the windchill for the evening and we've got the coldest day of the season coming up tomorrow, and i'll tell you how long you're going to need the coats if we will see those temperatures rebound over the next couple of days. that all in just a few minutes. >>> as the democrats running for presidentprepe for the next debate this weekend in iowa. the crowded gop field is scattered at campaign stops around the country. today the front-runner donald trumps the attack again and some say he's ing over the ds in south ca this ing mo whhaoff th test a are 'satth ameinsg asport ad he was the chikeeng ] h -te rt hishly off the he wen too eporter: sealystsin uld be t bak severa i e crow sng rubibush. th lall come bac >> reporose along with trip are among a dozen republican hopefuls taking pa in the gop sunshine summit inner lan orlando over the next three days and tat a the ppa for this weekend. jay gray, nbcs. >

so if you have happy animals on an exhibit at a zoo or private facility, if they're happy they're going to breed. on an entertaining note, if you have a zoo or fa tillty that does animal shows you can trains the behaviors like her charging and doing the gallup. this species can jump up off the ground and snatch a bird out of the flight about six feet in the air. >> where is chiquita now? >> let me see if i can get her to come over. >> wow. >> hey. ka chiquita. >> the only other trick she would have in store if that fence wasn't there she would have grabbed my arm or tackled me by now. the next step is to get an open air charge like we'll be in the grass and i would like to be able to hold food out in my hand or tongs and have her do that leap in the air about three or four feet off the air. >> use the tongs. >> bye. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini and today is bonus day. screen tv. >> two winners today. all you need is the buzzword, be at least 18 years old and legal u.s. resident. up. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. n gee he conducted the social experiment where he pretended to be blind wanted to see if folks would g

that will impact residents and the green space needs so much less i'd like to tfa found find a way to direct the fees to that park thank you very faound find a direct the fees to that park thank you vera found find a way direct the fees to that park thank you ver found find a way direct the fees to that park thank you very found find a way direct the fees to that park thank you veround find a way to direct the fees to that park thank you verund find a way to t the fees to that park thank you vernd find a way to direct the fees to that park thank you verd find a way to direct the fees to that park thank you ver find a way to direct the fees to that park thank you verfind a way to direct the fees to that park thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i'm deborah i'm a potrero hill residents on 19 about two blocks from the proposed project and one of the founders of the potrero education fund when among other things has with an on the campus of daniel webster elementary schools and one you'll remember in the dog patch with built to an in kind - so what is happening with that in kind agreement with the martin building cement it agreemen

so post elections, it will be a general view of after disciplined democracy but this is viewed as a step toward the more democratic process. >> relatives are mourning death of a publisher stabbed in bangladesh. fal published books bike the authoffer. abju roy. he was an atheist and critical you have islamic groups in bang la derb. four bloggers have been hacked to death for writing critically about islamist militancy. isitioni soldiers have fired live rounds and tear gas in hebron. the violence broke out after the funerals of five 10 agers killed byisi forces. thousands of people turned out on the streets of hebron for the funerals on saturday. israel handled over their bodies on friday only after intervention by the palestinian president, makmud abbas and international groups. it's nearly 20 years since the assassination of itzak rabin, the israeli prime minister who was willing to take a risk and talk to his enemies. he was shot on november 4th, 1995. he was killed by a jewish man opposed to the peace process and the 1993 oslo accord between israel and the palestine liberation organization. the former u.s. president bill clinton who worked closely with rabin and yassar arafat spoke at the ral

. >> so there were fewer troops protecting those pilots and there was a dangerous new weapon the north vietnamese were used against them, soviet designed fa 7 is a shoulder air defense weapon. >> the afternoon of june 21st pilot mike brown and michael core doan were flying support to the south vietnamese army defending a town 60 miles north of say gone. >> we were told there weren't any missiles. >> they were almost a mile in the air when mike realized just how wrong that report was. >> one of the fellas in a ship on the deck yelled in, missile, missile, missile. i looked over my left shoulder and i sue this plume. i didn't have to ask who that was for. i knew it was for me. what surprised me, i expected to hear a loud explosion. i expected a lot of concussion. there was actually very little. it was obviously sufficient to blow the tail off of the chopper. >> you're at 4,000 feet, what are you saying to your comrade up front? >> i told him, try a may day on the radio. he had no radio. i said to him, see if you can fire out the turret weapons because i wanted to take -- get the wait on the nose and his weapons wouldn't fire. >> but you're

so is my guacamole. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look at that! [laughs] time warner cable even has an internet plan for us. get the internet speed that's right for you. from 3 megs to ultra fas 300 megs they even made it easy to switch with a one-hour arrival window. why settle for less, when you get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month. call now. you could get free installation, no data cap, and access to over 400,000 twc wifi hotspots with select plans. call now. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so w n i foted out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, t t you may know it only covers about 80% t t of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicarep p supplement insurance plans, it could save younin out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request dyour free decision guide. ri've been with my doctor for 12 years. r now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ]rrr you'll be

the fa industry, flight crew and other passengers on board, raelgly on edge. we are seeing a lot of that. so any incident is taken extremely seriously. will you see hyper reaction in some cases. the two previous cases i did mention to you where those four people, they were checked. we have been seeing several of these people scared all throughout the day, now this evening, where this has been air francep flight, like we said, diverted to salt lake city and the initial information is this was a bomb threat phoned in. we do know these bomb threats unfortunately happen quite often in which they're called in. they are checked out. they are taken seriously. many times more than often they turn out to be nothing. but again in this climate, you have to check. you cannot take anything for granted and that's exactly what is likely happening here at this hour with this air france flight. >> absolutely, right, not taking anything for granted. someone who traveled and security is extra tight at airports here in the united states. i was randomly checked for screening twice. usually, renee, i have what is

so confusing. >> yes, it is how the people interact with the marketplace, and it is tkt fa that 1 of 2 individualss they age. they want to be self-sufficient but they just lack access out of their regular paycheck. >> so, some states it seems are going to force retirement plans on the private sector. do you think this is the right way to go? >> you know what's interesting about this, this is really a voluntary program it's a public/private partnership. it's a collaboration between the states and the private sector to provide a turn-key solution for small businesses and it's completely voluntary. individuals have a choice about whether or not they want to save, about how much they want to save, it works the same as it does in the private sector now. >> okay. i had our director had a map up there and i want to ask her to put it back up again, i want to look at the 20 states specifically that are developing their own savings options. do you think with these 26 leading the way the rest of the country will follow suit? >> i really do. it started in 2012 and it's j a fast-moving movement across the c co

so good news tore the mount k,ykykqenews for thecy8lñçwhc÷aj fa kin materials of getting sn.ytime heating, coupled with rain, not to see a lothbzau of progrs temperature wise. we have 40s. we may see#kpjh the lower 60s ie bww+,ñ just auyn little bit for3vy,o4 today. cloudy with showers4!e÷ today. down to the sou4ákçy@6cj& 58 for the coast. 57 inland. even by late this afternoon after we get all the heating we're going to get, modest  that point. we'll let you know about the >>> major breaking news we're following from the south bay. big fire burning right now in j apartment complex. look at these pictures. you can see>)ást how destructive it broke!iah+:v out on walnutm drive aroundácñ 3:30 this morni. captain mitch with the san jose rive aroundácñ 3:30 this morni. is with us thank:30 this morni. youi,r so much for talking to u. vm÷ welcome. i fire under control? >> it has been under control the displaced residents are beig temporarily housed in buses so they can stay warm. red crossvw1(f is working on fig them shelter. on the number, i know it's more than 20 at this poin

so big since the last time i saw you. over the years we even had a chance to get to know tony. he's spent almost his entire life in a foster care system living in aal fa sill where the staff is his only family like phyllis barnes. >> i've known toy toeny over ten years. >> reporter: he says he relates to her lime fakly mens. >> sometimes he'll say mom or throw you a kiss. another member of tony's team is kristin catalano who has been working with him to help him stand up. and while it takes some effort on his part, he likes it. >> when he's enjoying himself. he lets you know. >> success is a great reward and a smile is the reward to how much it is to succeed at something he tries. >> fantastic. wonderful. very nice. i think you like standing up. >> tony came into care in 2003 so he's been ins to ter care for about 12 years. he's suspect most of the his form taive years here at the hospital. >> brandy cheney is his formal adoption recruiter. she hopes after all these years living in hospital because he has no home to return to, she hopes there's family out there that could be just what tony needs. >> i'm look for a family that's going to be patient, co

fa --ith similar to mine that was deep. people ask, did he lose his mind? what happened to him? he was brilliant. it was authentic and so i've been it that led him to do things people cannot believe. his lawyer got him after he volunteered information around the watergate thing. lie and hecannot volunteered information. it is fascinating. that's why i put him in the seven men book. his lawyer got him a plea deal and he said i will not take it because i would have to lie. maybe i will not get jell time but i cannot lie in this case. he goes to jail. he had teenage kids. he felt his face was the most -- faith was the most important thing. when he got out of prison, he could've done what anybody would do like martha stewart, put it behind you and raise forward. he spent the rest of his life going back into prison sharing the space with prisoners. i is one of those people that can look at and go he is a the real deal. this guy was the real deal. he was willing to do whatever because says faith. likeu got in on personally i did, you sought was the same and private. he was no phony. he was a breath of fresh air. when inhoeffe

fas mting to watch. yeah. they are pretty. >> they are pretty. >> they were amazing. all right. they are playing the royals the first game to start off next season. so hopefully, still broken. >> and too soon. >> yeah. yeah. >> sa nan, thankings. cold out. i was cold today. >> and really i think because of the wind, you know. we rack at november as a whole, are really. the fall as whole to so par. where we been warmer than formal. but today, we took a bit of a step back. the high temperature at central park was 49 and right there and as well as islip, 49. the coldest spots. 46 today in sussex. 46 as well. we have a few spots to get up to 50 degrees newark to approximately bellmawr, prigport and montauk in the formal high today is 55. so yeah. quite chilly. it really was such a pretty day. we had a lot of sunshine. we had fay day crowds nice and dry t. this is the photo montauk light house from tom cole earlier this morning throughout when it was quite chillly with the wind and lighthouse has fair now getting all decked out. and thanksgiving. and a little about it more like the holidays at least with the look we had today and we will have tonight. ri