krista kelly and her co-authors studied 28 children ages four-ten who had lazy icon in the trial they were assigned to groups, one that usedhe in ipad game the other that use eye patches, after two weeks the group that usually ey patch to comb the game, those who put on a pair of glasses a high contrast images were sent to the stronger is and low contrast images to the weaker iconow cried to play the gamey as well as work both eyes together, the study appears in the ophthalmology. >> those who had the cave improve much more than those wh had t the eyepatch, both improv about two lines of vision on th letter chart drivenve about 40 percent of the recovered normal vision. >> says that this is aec house addition to existing treatments be used to treatmenty >> want to be able to treatment early to circumvent these deficits and to allow the child to be able to develop ande thri academically and socially. still to come, we check in with rich demuro in today's tec welcome back to fox 8 news irca live pictures of the veterans day parade in downtown cleveland. eat some gift ideas this christma

that's too lazy. >> that is lazy. >> lazy's no good, it's not healthy. and that's the whole thing, health. >> health is important. >> you've got to take care of your health johnny. i'm getting old. i've got to watch myself. really, i'm getting old, and it's so tough when you get old to take care of yourself. i know i'm getting old. the last i played the slot machine. three prunes came up. [ laughter ] >> that's a tip off. what's your doctor friend tell you to do? >> my doctor friend? >> yes. >> we will get to him later on. >> oh, i see. don't want to talk about him now, huh? >> we'll get to the doctor, you know. we've got a few things to say about him too. but the things is, you've got to meet the right people. >> the right people are important. >> i meet the wrong people johnny. always meet the wrong people. last week i met the surgeon general. he offered me a cigarette. [ laughter ] you mean vinnie boombatz? >> that's the one. >> he keeps away from people. he goes out in his boat alone, stays in his boat, he's always riding in his boat. in fact, his ne

i'm not kidding, lazy. >> insider's lou agear joins us from los angeles with the procedures. louie, is it painful. >> i'll tell you what, beauty is pain. kelce knight breaks down tonight's beauty confidential: star laser secrets. >> any celebrity walk ago this red carpet that you go wow, and ahh to their skin. they are doing laser therapy. >> reporter: honest dermatology melissa brownies a a laser guru who smoothed chelsea's face. >> is what the pro fractional laser. >> it is a resurfacing laser. you are breaking the skin, sanding down, that skin. it really does, i am roof, color, acne scars, texture and tone. >> your skin isn't the same. >> it takes a beating high skin but thank you for saying that. >> reporter: niomi watts loves to laser. >> it is like a mini micro dermabrasion. >> reporter: so does sophia rergara. >> my face was basically burned off, and then it looks amazing. >> reporter: your lasers all the rage in hollywood right now. >> it is low downtime. the it is collegeon stimulating, it is smoothing the skin, getting rid of fine lines, reducing pour size and impro

the device may help kids with lazy eyes. there's a new buy knock lar ipad game that experts say can help retrain a lazy eye. the game tra sending high contrast i am ages to the weaker eye and then low contrast to the other eye. researchers found the treatment works better than an i patch. >>> i want you to take a look at this. as throw in and out tweeted the first ever selfy taken from space. he took the photo 50 years ago. of course he didn't tweet it back then. that funds learning for kids. >>> i knew what a selfy was before it was a selfy. >> he's revolutionary (laughing). >> speaking of the moon actually the super moon still going on although really tough to see locally with all the clouds. sandra did have a chance here. you had the trees in the way some clouds but still a very nice shot and worldwide, we are getting a lot of pictures f several decades, for us we had to deal with clouds and it's hard to say we've had to deal with rain, boy , do we need some. so dry lately nothing more than an isolated showers continuing

they seek tostaff some of the crucial they tweeted last night at the processes very residents the laziness us finalistsres in tict sales i out to dinner but not without some of people. poses second major shakeup one area of contention secretary of is the leading candidate for the jobs t is not afraid to make his ambitions. no one has to decide that one i can escape. which continue across the country hundred watching and they call them goons and thugs. >> thank you stacy fry's the newsroom force. you accused of killing of entrance will barbershop or more on what does the shine is facing. it was a long trial but that was diagnosed him guilty of a couplu of weeks ago of them. that he tests face the death penalty. they're going to lay out the by lethal injection. his litigation starts around 8:30 a.m. relieved because this is a longa process for family. i'm looking for closure the micros this is done to the sentencing. he was killed in his one mother had to bury 2 cents and one you will hear from her coming up in the next half-hour. jessica dill reporting outside the justice center. sent sunda

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a new study compared standard treatment for lazy eye with the use of an "eye"-pad game to see if it in the treatment, children put on a pair of glasses and high contrast images are sent to the weaker eye. the child then has to work the weaker eye in order to play the game on the "eye"- pad. they also need to work both eyes together. kelly says:"we found that at the 2 week visit children who had the ipad game improved much more than children who patched...both groups improved about 2 lines of vision on the letter chart...and about 40% of the children a promising addition to existing treatments for lazy eye. she hopes more games-- tv shows-- and movies can be used as treatment in the future. drinking just one can of sugary soda every day may dramatically increase a person's risk of developing pre-diabetes. pre-diabetes is an important landmark-- as it is reversible-- if a person cuts back on sugar. it's also a warning sign that precedes the american beverage association says sugar in beverages is not the sole risk factor for pre-diabetes. researchers say pre-diabetes rates did fall sligh

and another says, this lazy sequel is a lump of coal in a >> they didn't like -- not even a clean stocking. did they like the original? i wonder. it was great. i loved it. i'm sold. >> billy bob thorton does no wrong. >> up next -- to look inside your oven. but you've cleaned off all the baked-on business from meals past with easy-off, so the only thing they see is that big, beautiful bird. "mmmmm" go ahead. let 'em judge. ?when you've got...? ?...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? ?nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? here's pepto bismol! ah. ?nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical

of course, if you are too lazy just to walk across the street - all right. you see how easy i am to get along with? - come on. let's go. - oh, darn it, i left my bag in the car. - oh, it's safe there. - now who's being lazy? all right, you go ahead and order. i want a double hamburger, rare, in a hurry. - no soul, you're completely dominated by stomach. - [laughs] [tires screech] [screams] - laura! laura? [sobbing] laura no. - mister edwards. lieutenant shea. i hate to have to keep questioning you at a time like this, but you understand it's necessary. - i i can't tell you anything. - if you can't, no one can, you were the only one there. your help. you do want us to find him, don't you? - what do you think? - well, if you could just try to remember everything you saw. - i didn't see anything! - you said before, you saw the license plate. - well, i'm not sure anymore. do you think i was worried about remembering some license plate when laura was lying there it is on you. just one or two more questions and i'll call it a night. you say you don't remember the

don't let laziness or fear push you to keep too much cash. successful couples keep a modest emergency fund and let the rest of their money work for them long-term. regardless of who earns what, stay on the same page with budgets and goals. agree on all major expenses and borrowing money. keep three different accounts -- mine, and ours. put both paychecks in the joint account, pay bills out of that account. and each s allowance to their own account to spend as they wish. date night isn't just for dinners and moves. couples make money dates to review credit card accounts and transfer money. it may only take 15 minutes and you can spend the rest of your date enjoying your wine. and bring in professional help if necessary. they surround themselves with a strong team of advisors who will act in their best interests and effectively communicate with >>> wisconsin appealing a judge's decision to rule that from prison by friday. he says investigators tricked him into confessing that he helped his uncle kill a woman in 2005. >>> at least a million more

." >>> teenagers get a bad rep for being lazy or apathetic. >> reporter: we have had a lot of time to think about it. >> reporter: you can teach kids history and math. there's no formal lesson plan for kindness and generosity. if there were, class. >> i want to make people happy and think instead of doing bad things, you should do good things to make the world better. >> reporter: the 7th grader from ashton ranch school in surprise organized a pajama dance on campus to collect hundreds of new pj's to donate to sick kids at phoenix's children's hospital. >> make them feel happy, get a small on the face, to smile because somebody is thinking about them. >> reporter: she was inspired by drive and the protect the environment program. the gestures have come while the teenager deals with an assortment of health problems. she has a spinal condition that will require surgery later this month. >> i think it's just who she is. >> reporter: the principal wanted to thank the special teen for all she's done. so she reached out to cbs5. >> she cares about the world. she cares about kids. she cares

how do you tell someone they have a reputation for being lazy? mitchell? lazy? yeah. yeah.a couple of contracts late, but i didn't want to say anything because he's practically doing this for free. i can't do this! this isn't the face of a cold-blooded hatchet man. (chuckles) will you do it? (footsteps descending) hey. (sighs) oh, i'm sorry. did we wake you up? no, i was up. (kisses) i'm worried about tomorrow. my art teacher acts like i don't exist, but i have one last chance to impress him at our year-end art fair. a few students are doing living versions of famous paintings. i've chosen this one, and i'm using my own family. brilliant, right? when i told him, he said, "that's nice, alice." it's been a year.

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after all that turkey, you might be looking forward to a lazy day plopped in front of the tv today. but-- new this morning-- can you believe cities across the country are thinking about 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live in the newsroom. sarah, why would local government agencies do that? it's simple: because they think they can! basically they reclassify something like netflix the same way they consider basic utilities like water and electricity. states and cities are desperate to rake in money wherever they can.....and with fewer people using landlines phones and cutting the cord from standard cable, they're losing out on a lot of money. but get this: some cities like pasadena, california are looking into a 9- point-4 percent tax hike right now on video streaming services like hulu and netflix. that's on top of the amount you already pay per month! here's what i'm digging into next--- how is this legal? one expert tells us it might not be...i'm 30. allison....... there's a growing movement this morning to recount votes in several states where president- elect donald trump be

. >>> the device may help kids with lazy eyes. experts say a new binocular ipad game can help retrain a lazy eye. the game trains the eyes and brain to work together by sending high contrast images to the we treatment works better than an eye patch. >>> and good morning everybody. we're watching a bad crash on i- 75 northbound. i can see it here on my cameras. we can also see it from -- captain al what's going on out there? >> this is somewhat of a normal spot for this to occur. you can see northbound 75 approaching the exits to i-4 right there those two right lanes are completely blocked what's here. it doesn't appear to be real significant damage to the vehicles, but they are spun out in the middle of the road. the two left lanes are getting by. they are able to cut back over, the backup over to brandon boulevard, highway 60. back to you. >> and take a look at these drive times, northbound on i-75 traffic very heavy, almost 40 minutes to get from 275 to i-4, almost a half an hour just to might consider taking an alternate. you m

lazy dog is giving 15% of any meal. >> it's great having you. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> we're going purple friday, as well. >> we're all going to turn purple because the temperature is going to be 63 that day. it's great having >> thank you very much. >> tomorrow dine at lazy dog restaurant and 15% of the bill will be doe naughted to pancreatic cancer research. learn more about pancreatic -- boy, a tongue twister. pancreatic cancer at pancan.org. >> do you know someone who makes a difference in the community? recognize them with our "give back" award. go to vegasmorningblend.com. click on give back. fill out the form. $500 from america first credit union, a proud sponsor of this award with morning blend. stay with us. >>> the holidays right around the corner, time not on our side, but you know who side, justine santaniello, here to give us the must having for a stress free holiday entertaining. great having you. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk about -- i'm starving. what do you have that is perfect for entertaining? >

the difference, i was lazy. they're afraid. school is supposed to be a place of acceptance. that's no longer the case. >> people are using the results of the election as an excuse to discriminate against others openly. >> there's a lot of kids who don't feel welcome in school. who don't feel like they're accepted or other students accept them. >> while some chalk it up to childhood antics, these students say high school is no place for hate. >> there's people being shoved. >> sieve instance people have >> we don't have a place to go to. this is where you have been your whole life. >> reporter: so they're setting aside their rivalry to join hands for a common goal. >> we started this movement as a reaction to the hate discrimination. but now we're trying to move forward into ways to prevent further hate discripple in this case. >> reporter: -- discrimination. >> reporter: the kids aren't the only ones speaking out. >> reporter: i have background. as a high school student, he was an activist. >> reporter: he wore a black the students proposed various changes to the school boar

. >> lazy wonder if somebody came in and started it -- >> i wish we did no. >> they say they're just great for everyone got out okay. >> that's why we went to church. we just said we are grateful -- lets just cap and and go to church. >> fire investigators say have a knock on here so quickly a neighbor's opposition to help, this would have been much worse. does in the soldiers are now back in colorado. here you can see them getting off the plane. these are soldiers from the second infantry brigade combat team, fourth infantry division. for carson officials say the soldiers deployed to afghanistan in february to help with security and stability operations. >> after six decades on his deathbed, her father finally received the honors he was due this is the certificate they presented to him. >> for more than 60 years, no one knew what a hero cornelius jones really was. >> and ashes part of the story of african-american soldier. >> it was the color have his skin, his daughter norma says, that kept him from being recognized for his bravery. >> back then they just were treated the same. >>

. >> reporter: lazy eye is one of the most common eye problems in children.t affects 3 to 5% of all kids. basically the eyes don't work together because the muscles controlling one eye is weaker than the other. the conventional treatment is to put a patch over the good eye to force the lazy eye to work harder. in a small test the kids wore a patch or played the game while wearing a special pair of eyeglasses and the results were striking. >> in two week visit the people that had the ipad game improved childrens vision more than the children that patched. >> about 40% of the children recovered normal vision. >> like a patch, the glasses make the weaker eye work harder while playing the game and the research is being done in dallas. and they are planning a test to see if using the system long-term is affective. >>> four out of four cities voted to follow in philadelphia's foot step by passing a proposal to tax sugary drinks, it also passed in boulder, colorado. just as it was here in philadelphia it was a hotly debated issue, supporters including former mayor m

he began askin q tossed out of laziness. why he's unsatisfied with the response he received from the election commission coming up. . >>> good news for a military family in new hampshire, the army will now pay the medical bills of an army reservist who suffered a heart attack during a required fitness test. we first said it didn't happen during active duty. >>> boston rolling out grades for restaurant cleanliness. our cameras from there at stash's pizza was given an a yesterday with the city's first letter grade. it's part of a new program that requires restaurants to display grades given to them based on their health inspections. >>> celebration underway in chicago this morning after the cub won their first world series in 108 years. they blew a 6-3 after a rain delay. the cubs beat the indians 8-7 in 10 innings, chicago's first title since 1908. . >>> who will bee wood comes to selfie again. the show centers around a 20-year old struggling with relationships and the realities of being a single mother. street closure are ex

>> reporter: and since you see your mom out there, do you think you'll ever want to do >> i'm too lazy. >> reporter: well, maybe watching here you'll get that confidence. good luck to your mom here, and real cool to see the entire family out here enjoying these athletes. it was impressive and no way i could do it. 60% chance of rain coming in this evening all the way to monday morning. thanksgiving looking great. coming out here live, the biggest cheer for your mom and let's support her. >> go mom! go sasha. >> and i think she's my spirit animal out there. . announcer: when you see this symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. lauren: hi, i'm lauren thompson and heart of a champion starts right now. today, see why ravens kicker justin tucker's vocal chords are a force to be reckoned with. justin: any of my teammates, they'd tell you it's kind of crazy; i never would've thought about this but that's exactly how i play on the football field. lauren: and then, no vision, no problem. it's the inspirational story of a blind s

these is lazy. not worth the $44.95. we wanted to know are these worth it and better than battling the grocery store. jennifer put them to the test. >> oh, this is so fabulous >>reporter: it's a fact you have to eat. >> don't you worry about cholesterol, calories, love handles? >> i anything. >>reporter: families don't have to worry about that trip to the grocery store with the at home meal kits. michelle decided to receive dinner at her doorstep. >> it's one of those items you never cooked with? >> a fairy tail eggplant. >>reporter: instead of taking her word we decided to try it herselfs. we ordered from three different chef, and hello fresh. the boxes arrived and we headed to the grocery store. >> we have all of the recipe cards. >>reporter: we purchased the exact items from the store. >> our blue apron kit came with two meats for $59.94. at the grocery store we totaled at $57.85. blue chef gave us two meals for $49.80. our last kid from hello fresh. three meals two people $69. our total at the store was $61. we weren

bruce wants to clear the misconception that he's not lazy but instead dealing with a muiltitude of anxiety issues that make it the area-but the problem a lot of these homeless people tell me is that they only allow you to stay for so long. live in waterloo, elizabeth amanieh, news 7 kwwl the salvation army has started their red kettle bell campaign- taking donations to help the homeless. for more information on how to donate-visit kwwl dot com. coming up... the blessing of having a that's what a baby found to be true... the accident that led up to that next and.... car chaos... a case of road rage turned raunchy that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast next. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to and when you see news - or if it's sunny and beautiful...how long's it going to last? let's ask storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg.... from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast

anchor: making me feel a little lazy. we are seeing an impressive it is kind of lay in the season. we are talking about -- [indiscernible] anchor: more similar than you realize. here is a look at what we are saying. we have some rain on the radar. are seeing in central america. this rain is moving through as temperatures are starting to cool. while most coastal locations stay near the 30 degree mark, we will see a few spots drop into the lower to mid 30's. with the rain in place we could see travel for friday shopping. let's take a look at what is going on overhead. the heaviest rainfall mainly in shore at this point. the heaviest rain moving into worcester. a steadier rain expected as the sun continues to stay down. temperatures falling. we have the concern for some slick travel. snow to the west. th through albany. that could bring an accumulation into tomorrow morning. temperatures tonight are going to drop into the lower 40's. the concern is not quite as high but if you move west, that is icy spots will be concerns. 3:00 a.m. at the coldest. we will have to watch for that. the

on our facebook page -- a-j writes "anyone who buys these ready meals are lazy. don't expect your mom or grandma's cooking." and jason says "don't bother getting the publix meal deals. everything was way too salty and basically tasted like crap. not worth the $44.95." but we wanted to know- are these at home kits worth it? and better than battling the grocery store? 10 news reporter jennifer titus puts them to the test. take pkg: 5:00 cp ''there's nothing like a good family get together and a good family meal" it's a fact. you have to eat. 1:28 clip from groundhog day 'aren't you worried about cholesterol love handles?" 'i don't' worry about anything anymore' and that's the statement many households are echoing after catching on to the fad of at home meal kits. families don't have to worry about that trip to the grocery store 23:13 it's exciting michelle gutzka is one of the millions of people who's decided to receive their dinner at their doorstep "nats of her difference in her grocery bill nats they come with the exact amount needed for your meal nats so no ext

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bill: yes, i feel like some isolationist, lazy person. charlie: why didn't you? lazy you are not.ill: i got fanatic about software and kept putting it off and still to this day i'm hoping to get around to it. french is easy enough that i should do that. mark zuckerberg learned chinese and give a lecture. my chinese speaking friends say it was impressive. so, hey. charlie: there is still time. you are 50 something and he is thirtysomething. bill: i should do it. not chinese, i am too much of a wimp. charlie: i saw something about how you acknowledged that you had hacked into computers. bill: yes, that was between ages 14 to 16, we had limited access to computer time. there were timesharing systems -- computers were expensive so people used phone lines to dial into a big expensive computer and you would have 50 people all dialed in the same time. computer time was rare and scarce. i knew where on the universities there were a few computers and i would get up at 5:00 in the morning and if there were -- if there was half an hour free, i would use it. and in a few cases, we figured out

this is a lazy storm moving slowly over the particular area and that is causising the rain o pile up. overnight, 60 degrees. the changes will bring 80 degrees and a few clouds tomorrow. that will turn to 72 on thursday. 77 on friday. through the weekend, we'll pick up another 80. back to the 70's and 60's after that. watch your kids around water. >> all right, dave. >>> the original "star wars," thingsot princess leia and hans solo. carrie fischer reveals a closely guarded secret. while filming the original "star wars" movie, she and harrison ford had an affair when he was still married. big news about the annual fiesta bowl-- >>> some big news about the annual fiesta bowl. the big game has a new sponsor. play station will be the tit sponsor, which will be on december 31 at the university of phoenix stadium. >>> arizona cardinals taking a break from football to play in a video game competition to play against our mill. the competition hosts military members and professional athletes. members of the air force >> it is great to come out and interact with people who defend our freedom. >

instead of a conveyor belt, they have essentially a lazy river. >> cool, right? >> it is. >> how it works you go and a lot of times in japan you go to a self-service or kiosk and print out a ticket, right? in this case you place that ticket on one of the little barges that floats by and it food. >> mostly, it's noodles and dessert. stuff like that. but it's just cool. people have been seeing this on social media and sharing it. saying i want to go. >> i'm going to invest in one of these here in the states, except my little trays are going to be rubber duckies. >> it's not necessary. it's completely frivolous, right? >> you don't need it. >> right. you see it's not totally round. this is quite interesting actually. a bit of a custom they have where you actually catch noodles essentially from water-filled bamboo. it's called this. there is more. go further back into japanese history, right? imperial courts use to write poetry while sipping through bowls of socky. they decided to put it into a restaurant. >> he has a surprise for his >> she is doing good. a lot of t

don't be lazy. this will burn. this is out. what about that's a food container can go in the recycle bin. and then paper plates in paper plates usually has food that's food waste it will burn in our no put it in your garbage. so much great information. you guys have a guide you want to talk about your guide? 2016. cover of 2017 sneak preview. world premiere. very pinellas county. coming in mid january. this is going to have lot more information about how as residents can recycle in pinellas county. but for currently 2016 shows you what's okay no way for your recycle bin. you can check with youring coordinator you have recycling rate we're going to e eco from 11 to power 4ist family friendly touch a truck. presenters, food trucks. you're going to learn how to make great decisions about how to live in positively environmentsly in pinellas county. you're home and in your community. well we all have, we all have to do our part. absolutely. i think if we do, we'll make a small bent you're making dent by this we go. you're welcome fo

i love toast because she's a lazy diva. [camera's shutter clicking] toast makes me laugh. [snoring] [laughs] when i walked into the shelter, i knew she was special. [toast snoring] i'm anne. i'm a scientist. ? you're gonna hear what i say... ? i love taking stuff apart and building new things out of it. anne: pal's my most advanced annedroid. [gasps] this is awesome. ? oh ? anne: you haven't seen anything yet. announcer: give your cardboard box another life. it's me, arty! come see what i collected from the creative galaxy in my idea box. would you help me make art? ? each one of our journeys ? ? keeps us young ? hey, i have an idea! ? we'll never get older... ? arty: go be amazing! amazing! announcer: give your cardboard box another life. [evil laugh] [grunt] [page tearing] [grunt] [music] k took me up in this plane that had two sets of controls, so i was actually able to fly the plane myself for a little bit. you could actually feel the plane reacting to the wind. are there a lot of rules? there's hundreds of them. you wouldn't believe homuch it takes to become an airpla

i love toast because she's a lazy diva. laugh. [camera's shutter clicking] [snoring] [laughs] when i walked into the shelter, i knew she was special. [toast snoring] i want to be able to impact a community, to reach back to where i came from, and i am your dividend. have you ever wanted to quit? not really. a great part of our job as animal trainers is performing. we entertain thousands of people at every show. so, when we dive, we have to have a somewhat decent dive. have you ever had stage fright? [ rattling ] art of our physical-fitness test is to be able to demonstrate some strong upper-body strength. he's on the outside of the pool. we need him to getetinside of the pool. he's going to have to pull himself up over that glasss and into the water. strong upper-body strength is extremely important because, during the showow we have to pull ourselves over the glass. we look for people who really want to train animals. we want our applicants to want to do this for the animals, is training animals rewarding? every day, i get to com

lazy high clouds through the skies as the hustle of the ferry building and the bay behind us. our shot from our camera is looking bag at sutro tower with haze. it is filtered sunshine and 68 for a hike at 2,600' the filtered sunshine and warmth and light showers tomorrow in an extended period of dry and warm weather. our storm, massive looking storm, but it is getting pulled apart and notice it is not tight. we will see this tomorrow night. just the end of it. most of it will hit washington and oregon. right new, it is quiet. a lot of 60s. even 74 in los gatos. santa rosa is behind everyone at 59. everyone is reaching at least 70. half moon bay and san francisco. mid-70s and santa rosa and napa, inland east bay be the south bay, pushing the upper 70s including san jose and morgan hill, and warm spots at 77 degrees. in emeryville we have a breeze, temperatures are 3:00, still 60s and mid-70s and same at 5:00, with a drop off when the sun is secretary at 6:07 and we are in the upper 50s by 9:00. a lit jacket. we will fall and the 40s inland and the coast and 50s the same we have

geico motorcycle, >>> this will make you feel lazy. a former marine just hit a world record. you to will soon find his name in the world book of records. for the world east lockerrest plank. >> over 9 hours. he also aimed as -- fundraiser for injured veterans. >> could you do 9 hours? >> a minute. >> i would get bored among other things. >> thank you for watching. eric: monica lee. she's never lost a case. callen: no lawyer puts together a win streak like that without having someone on the inside. deeks had skills, but he was never one of the guys. he never fit in. the lapd has decided to open an investigation into you. martin deeks? yeah, what's up? you're being arrested for the murder of francis boyle. deeks, what is he talking about? i love you. (indistinct chatter) (door buzzes) what's up, fellas? how's it going? turn to the right. face me. (grunts) (scoffs) (exhales) detective ellen whiting, internal affairs. i thought rivera was leading this witch hunt. not anymore. l case? listen, now that the show of parading me through here in cuffs is over, do you mind if we get rid

whether it was laziness, sloth or an overwhelmed criminal justice system, they never did until now. >> he built something from under the stairs, and then he could close it and lock it. he put me in there for a day or something. i heard him and his brother up there talking. they started to rape me in this other room. >> i want to make sure that you understand the charges. >> montgomery, a part-time security guard, has pled guilty to multiple counts of rape of a teenage girl and murder, and he will serve 40-80 years in prison, but his case faces serious questions. how many other predators are out there unknown to the authorities? do the lives of the truly most vulnerable truly matter? let's go back 11 years ago to december, 2005, to the first victim we know. a young woman, abducted by gun and knife. raped in a west side alley near the public library. >> no one, no one >> if you had been told, what would you tell your granddaughter? >> i would say don't go by there. because there's a bad person raping other girls. >> she never had the chance. >> never had the chance. >> a week later, jus

no room for laziness in the house. you did all kinds of jobs. >> i wanted to be rich. i was exhausted with poverty. i was sick of it. i was allergic to it. i could not understand sometimes why i would be itching. i didn't know what it was. i was actually allergic to poverty. i didn't know it at the time. i thought the polyester will i just wanted to be rich. if you came to me with a way to get rich i bought the kit. >> you said you found that thing. you felt show business. >> comedian still out here named a.j. jamal. i was writing some jokes for him. one day i was at his house and a girl named gladys jacob came to you do it yourself? she said come with me this tuesday. october 8, 1985 i walked into the comedy club and signed up to be a comedian for the next week. i had never been on stage as standup. they did nine people. tenth person didn't show so we will go to next week's list. if steve harvey is here we will take steve harvey tonight. i was sitting there eating a chicken wing and i somebody in here got the same name i got. she said you just ignorant. that's you. du

too lazy to close it. i was freezing. all night. that gives you insight into my world. >> lazy. >> how was woodstock? he did not bring. >> blanket? >> keeping me warm. >> it is cold this morning. good morning, everyone i will focus on the north bay and get to the rest of the forecast where the frost advisory is. temperatures from 34 in napa and american canyon and 40 in mill valley. i saw a 29 in petaluma. that was cooler than everyone else. we have 40s around the bay shore. the day planner shows it will warm in the mid-and-upper 50s by noon and hang out by 60 at 4:00. grab the sunglasses. >> trying to figure out what is going on 880, a couple of incident for c.h.p. with crews on the way. southbound 880 beyond davis around oakland airport we have multi-car crash in the three left lanes but no backup forming. that could noon it is clearing. i have a significant stretch of road toward san mateo bridge with a car fire reported at 92 connection. we will get c.h.p. with an update. >> thanksgiving day is a week away but we are talking abo

i'm too selfish, too lazy, too spoiled. i have no respect no consideration, no ambition. my grades stink, my friends stink i stink, okay? i'm a lousy son-- the worst. watch how you talk to me. oh, i forgot: i talk back. forget it, man. nothing i do satisfies you. because i expect you to use your full potential. i bring home a 98 and you ask what happened to the other two points! nobody's got that much potential! mr. wilder-- bail's been posted. your son's free to go now. we'll finish this discussion at home. er, you might give some thought to what your son was telling you. sounds like he's under a lot of pressure. don't tell me how to raise my kid. yeah, he's doing such a great job on his own. come on. you're over the line, mr. wilder. g my son is a crime, captain you're over the line. like mr. wilder won't be satisfied grounding drew. it's not like we're out of our jurisdiction. no, we just visiting a friend. if mr. wilder's beating his son we'll chuck him out the window. there we might run into a few problems. hey, drew, you okay? where's your father? in the house. i to

spoke to the issue and people have had circumstances, one woman said i thought my son was just being lazy. well, he was suffering from depression so they do not recognize it. 45 million people in the united states suffered from it. i made this my ministry. i'm here with dr. birmingham to talk about the issue and get people engaged. how can we get people engaged in the topic? very brave to speak out and that has been helpful. what other things can we do? >> i think one of the most important things we can do is to listen. in the office, my wife gave me a quotation from jimi hendrix. we often do not know how to interpret especially what kids are trying to tell us. their behaviors are misinterpreted often as they are being fed versus them hurting and needing someone to help them. learning to listen as i think one of the most important things we can learn. karen: you pointed out to me that trauma and young people, young kids of color, is a significant problem. >> trauma and neglect. preschool, about 12 to 80% of the population. almost 50% of the children expelled in preschool. when expelled, t

"people might think we're lazy, but i don't deal well with people." bruce and his friend linda mulderv depression and anxiety issues, i'm on different medications, i was just in the hospital last week, and i got to go back again." choosing to seek out secluded abandoned buildings instead of shelters in the area. standup "staying at shelters like this one is an option, but the people here say it's a two- way street, you have to be the salvation army is and mens shelters. grace fee social administries coordinator "we do have rules here, we have to. they're pretty basic, be nice to others, do your chores. obey quiet times, and follow your care plans, but we do have rules in place and sometimes we just immediate emergency shelter, and also long term transitional housing-a six to eight week program to help them get back on their feet. but for both bruce chosen to not seek help. linda "i've never really been at times." but with winter around the corner- bruce "it's gonna be too cold for abandoned buildings you know, i don't know what i'll do, but something